1 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2db8687c781a54fd0fb2990df24b9f87.pdf 5c7976d74de850a1b01ca54593014ffd PDF Text Text 4' * m ent to you. Why d o n 't you c*t it s j n d r D m girl w tltod, "Yarn don’t understand, Mr. D ur­ ant*. r v * already b ad It fixed.” [_ .I w increase rrvanucs by raising pos­ tal rates. The budget Is for the II months starting next July 1. It will be the largest In peacetime history. In the current year the govern ment Is spending almost 70 billion and taking In about 71 billion In taxes and other revenues. The economic boom may further swell tax income. The latest official figures pub* liahed in Auguest estimated expen* ditures a t 180,100,000,000 and In* come . a t 60,800,000,000, This would have meant a 700-million surplus. But well qualified an­ alysis now aay thasa totals are c a r n a m m M M *! rOBfTMi Janos Winter. M. freedom tghter a t e e m v e t h m ■uneasy recently, and Me brother SP/» Leonard Winter, of tee 0 S. Asmy. at Udtpotd Kaseres. Oermsny. where seam iff.wt Mnnemten rafugsss are being housed H fad. Janes wee gMag through tee rauttee questioning when he emotioned that he bad's brother to American service: Leonard was then located and )otoed him. Their mother is in Philadelphia. (International) Hungarian Legislative (Continued from Page One) a special basis. Tbs broadcast aald the action was taken in aeegeduee with tee “norm alise tlon” of feed supplies. Gael A Preblam 1%e Red m im e ’s Immediate problem was to get coal mines into full male production. An at* tempt t * pressure “ volunteer" workers into the mine# failed and the government announced l£ was “drafting peasant farmers to work eoal mines In the Peea area. Reliable reports in Budapest political circles said Kadar was personally trying to speed up the •'broadening" of the Hungarian govm m aat by including proml* nant non-communist p o l i t i c a l leaders. (Contisaed from Page 1) receptive to new laws to atop the slaughter. on our highays, it is Sarah Gamer (B anted) Enest Bicknell (B a ste d ) John Frailer (Sanford) Llanle Simpson (Sanford) Gary Gray (Sanford) Richard CheOette (Sanford) Marguerite Powers (Sanford) Visiting Menra: private Rooms, 11 a. m. to 9 p. a . ; Sami-Private Rooms, I ta « p. m., 7 to t p. m.; Pediatries, U a. m. to 1 p. m. Parante and Grandparents only; Obstetrics, No visiting during feeding of babies. Private Rooms, 11 a. m. to U noon, I to 4 p ra. and 7 to 0 ® na, Seml-Privac# Prediction Necessary No budget figures are concrete Rooms, a ts 4 p. m. an* 7 to until Congress approves tham. in I p. a . presenting the fiscal IMS outline to Congress, Mr. Elsenhower must In effect predict what will happen In the following IS months, with no sure knowledge of how the econ­ omy or the International situation will tum . Biggest itam In tha new budget la dafense—30 billion. Tha Middle East crisis has not altered da* fense spending plans but rising prices and development of better weapons have. The Air Force will get moat of the l-bllllon defense livresae over this year and half of tha defense total. The Navy will get about 10 bill­ ion and the Army about • billion. The Atomic Energy Commission is spending about 3 billion thla year. It will get a little more for fiscal 1060. Aid Level Unchanged SK IR TS Foreign aid spending will con­ All wool sheath & fluro skirts. Sizes tinue at about the current level —14,200,000,000. Reports the gov­ Value* to 12.95 ernment la considering a little Marshall Plan to help Western Eu­ rope in Its Post-Suez financial dil­ emma have been sqtielch.il The governments afru-imcnt to ; lend Great Britain 500 million through the U.S. Export-Import Shorts, paddle pushers, bermudas A toreador paista. / i / In a W ebb hotel, P u b lh b ar Norton once noticed th e / words ‘TA M HTAB” in ^b> scribed on a mat. “An old -v Welsh expression m eaning ^ X V lfij ^ ‘welcome’?” be asked th e V7.*> __ ' bellboy. “Not quite," wee -------the reply. "T bara ‘b ath mat* upside down.” • • • The fifth grade a t Town School was taken to h ear Its l i s t orchestra concept On the way home the teacher asked one scholar. “Old you prefer the strings or the brasses?” The scholar answered, “The eaa I liked bast was the haiyoontet.* _______ ___ Hospital Notes DEC. ST Emmett Brew® (Ptereooj Frances Guidry (EeafaN) Wesley Williams (D alend) Lancelot Watson (S e a te d ) Baby Girl THUS Baby Boy Beckwith Dischargee Lens Fear (De Beryl Berthe Kroger (S e a te d ) Mary Walft (Sanford) Mary Daria (Sanford) Emma Manuel and baby (Sanford) dec. a \1 Ff Barber said he felt confident the Legislative Council and the state lawmakers would approva the 66-58 limits act by the com­ mittee. Heavyweight Champion Floyd Pattarson hat fought twles In Chicago and both bouts ended In tha fifth round. Kirk Wilson set now NCAA, Pa­ cific Coast Conference and UCLA punting records during 1956. A sophomore he averaged 40.J yards on 30 kicks. POPS FIU1XII is bestowing his Massing on an American mother and her child at tha audience given by the PontlS at Vatican City, Italy, to I I new American priests and their relatives. (fntmwtlonal) A FTER eg Oca. Moths Dayan, ItrasU army Chief of Md wire keen cl a baste training camp near tear. Oaly military pacaamtel ars allowsd to tea samp. Israeli women ere now Inducted s ef 10. Married girls a rt freed from military nee to servo. (fnfernallm.nl Rodlnphnfnl H. E. Bronson Gets Winqs. Commission As 2nd Lieutenant l NOW flYUM with Britain*! Royal Air Pore* squadrons of ti» I Second Allted Tectteai Air Forca in Germany, tha Vickers Swift T J U appaers to ba taking cm additional armament—a sword—aa 1 it Mas past tha Bismarck Memorial Mar Datraold, West Germany. X te claimed th at tha plana Is tha fastest low-levat, fighter reconV naUsance Jet in any air tores. Tha craft carries cameras In the nose and te armed w ith two 30 mm. guns. {Mfereetional RadiophoSa) Abdominal Noises Help Doctor Diagnose Trouble 2nd Lt. Herbert E Umn*on hna graduated from Air Force Pilot Training at Reese Air Force Base, Lithbck, Tex., where he re­ ceived his wings and Ms com­ mission At the pTCianf time ha Is on temporary duty at West Patm Beach, where ha will undergo transition (raining in C-54 type aircraft. Upon completion of this train­ ing ha win recel vs permanent duty at !<ajea Field,' Azores. Spectacular Savings DRESSES All sizes, wonderful values. Corduroy, wool Jersey, crepe, cot' ton A cotton brocade. Sheath A Torso styles In wrinkle re aiatant A no-iron fabrics. Sizes 913, 10-20, 14Vb -34VA. LIN G ER IE Cotton, multi-crepe A pylon pajamas. Sizes 38-40 only. Values to 5.98 Now 1.00-3.98 Nylon GOWN & ROUE SETS, also se­ parate negileee. Values to 16.95 Values to 7,98 • One Gioap Regular 3. 98- 8.98 BLOUSES Cottoa A dacron long sleeve ta flared shirts A short sleeve blouses. 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Go Formal New Year’s Eve" campaign. She area select.,I for the formal chore In New York City* (ftfsnuMtonal! SPORT C O A T S Now 1.00 to 3.98 4 Nylon Toppers T-shirts, v.iluot to 1*0 �ShopandSave IfY M r M n M to N * Delivered By • P. St. h Sanford VOLUME XLV11 CaU 1821 B #r* r# ? f . M. B a la b lfa h H •----------- ----------------------- 1984 SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1958 NO. 1 |7 Demos Authority Proposal 11 Die Military T r a n s p o r t 1C r a s h e s Trying To Land Plan Told To Resist Advances WASHINGTON 1 8 - S e n a t e Democrats today laid plana for g Fanned By strong hUnari-Hke “microscopic” study of President winds flames dsstroyed two Eisenhower's expected request for fram t dwellings Just outside the authority to use armed fore# If elty limits In Goldsboro and threatened two more Immediately McGUIRE AFB. N. J. in-T he necessary to keep Russia out of across the street from thsm, Sat­ Air Fprci Mid today it persons the Middle East urday morning shortly after 10 war# killed and as Injured when They made clear that the Pres­ o'clock ^ O H military air transport ident will have to do a major ( ti­ sVphed and burned Sunday while The.Sanford Fire Department ling Job to win congressional ap­ answered the alarm at 1400 Dixie attempting to Innd at Dhahran. proval of the no-called "Eisen­ Wey, hut were unable to fight Saudi Arabl. hower doctrine." the blate sines the two houses The announcement laid the 24 Sen. Mika Mansfield (DMonl) war# located about two elty iajorfd were in "good condition" said the Senate Foreign Relatione blocks from the city limits line I t a Saudi Arab) hospital. Committee, of which he is a mem­ which runs along Roosevelt Are. There were 37 persona aboard ber, will study this "pretty dsdl- In from of Crooms Academy. the tlAOO,000 Super Constellation A City Ordinance prevents cste and far-reaching propsal" when It crashed at 3 p. m. one thoroughly. The committee mem- firemen of th# City Fire Depart­ mile east of the U. S. airbase in be.r said It was "prsm ature" far ment from answering alarms or Dhahras. him to ssy whether he Is for or fighting fire outside the city lim­ aAn Air Force team was to fty against the proposal. But he also its except when homes are regi­ Iron the United Stater this after pledged a "thorough—and I mean stered with the City. noon to Investigate the crash. Only the Sanford Naval Air thorough"—study of "what led up The four-motored plane carried Station fire apparatus kept the to this debacle" In the ltlddl# about 54 persons when it left Me* Rre from spreading to the two E ast Culre AFB Dee. 3 for the jour frame homes opposite the holo* ney to the Aaorer, Tripoli in Government sources disclosed eauit that reduced the four and Libya and Dhahran. The flight to tho press over the weekend the five room hornet to ashes. originated from Charleston, S. C. administration’s plan for resist­ The two houses were occupied with a crew of II. ing possible Russian advances In by brothers. Cleophus "Boy1 The craft discharged a number ths Middle East. The sourcM (Continued On Page Seven) passengers a t the Axores. Mid it is felt the United Stat#e Earlier, a Military Air Trans* m u a t s t e p In to fill th# t Service spokesman said the vacuum left by the sharp decline plane carried "military personnel of British Influence In th at,area. 16816722 and dependent*—but more mili­ The plan Includes two mala A NAVY FIREFIGHTER (lag) leeks ever the ruins ef ta # fram e dwsIUaga destroyed by flro Just tary than dependents." points: A warning to R uuia to outside of the Sanford City Limits Saturday morning. The eld Kastner borne (bottom) sta miles weal The plane originally was be­ ol Sanford on SR 40 near Psola was leveled by flames Sunday raorulag. (Staff Photo) keep "hands off" tha Middle East, lieved to have carried 41 crew­ backed by a threat to counter any men and passengers when it Russian move there with U. 8. Crashed a mile from its destina­ armed force, and an economic aid tion. The plsne burned on impact. program running possibly as high Officials said it was "badly damas 400 million dollars to help Mid­ dle East nations mstntain their Officers, directors, and commit­ MRS. OL1VK HUNT la presented a portable typewriter Uia morn- economic independence. tee ehatrmen of the Sanford 41** sv eh r^ad irer after 31 years ef service la the Clsrh ef Circuit , Thn President is expected to Klwa-ils flub will he Installed at CVurT* o f f i r / u . 'P i'lle fid o n (right), Seminole County Clerk ef six Congress for a declaration of the club's regular • Wednesday Court, makes presentation. (Staff Photo) | policy that ths United States luncheon meeting at me Yaeht Ol would u m military might, if nee- Club. Th. Nsw Year will be welcomed Lt Go# Oakley Bearer will lheisary, to block any Soviet ag* The old Kastner Home, • mile* in tonight with gala parties and su ll the top officers of the local gtision or subversion in the solemn church services through­ west of Sanford on State Road Kiwanli Club group. area. 48, near Paola, was destroyed by out the Sanford area. A longtime employe In the of­ The officers to be Installed are: WASHINGTON W — President fice of the Seminole County Clerk Mrs. Alice Hart Ah annual New Year’s Eve par­ fire Sunday morning a t approxi­ Edwin Shlnholser, president: Wil­ Zisenhowtr called Itepublican ty Is being staged at the Mayfair mately 11 o'clock. lis Peacock, 1st vice president; congressional leaders to the White of Circuit Court retired today a f­ Succumbs Saturday New Sign Directs Cause of the Are Is unknown, Inn where a record crowd is David Gatehel, 2nd vice president; jse today to give them a pre­ ter 34 years of service. expected te sing and dance the said Constable J . Q. "Slim" Gallo* B. n. Crumley, treasurer; O. M. Mrs. Alice (Annie Hart, 80, ss of the legislative program Mrs. Olive Hunt who began her Incoming Traffic New Year In at 12 midnight. Danc­ way. Harrison, financial secretary; end of Route 4. Orlando died at her hs will submit to ths 83th Con­ Flames, fanned by heavy winds ing begins at 10 o’clock this even duties in the Semlnolo County residence Saturday after a long Ralph A. Smith, secretary. gress. quickly reduced the hug* frame To Business Area ing with a buffet served Immed­ Court House on July 1, 1922. re­ illness. Directors who will be installed dwelling to ashes. iately after midnight are: Ed Lane, M. R. Strickland. 'NEW YORK, N. Y. Mt -S e c re ­ tired today at aoon. A native of Chuiuota. she was e « m .« |ef,.nrrie room'di,hTUn!l«Itnh V Th* Sanford Flra Department nc. ^Davis. V " !Irving ’ S’ T h. business growth of Semin Bells will ring, auto horns will coming traffic from th# north J. Pryor. Georg* , C. Davis, Gaorge tary of State John Foster Dulles lifelong member of the Chulu* was called, but due tn City Ordi­ She came to Seminole County blow, and every type of nols. Into the business district of SenMorgan. O. K. Goff, and Dr. L 0 # r ° 'intT was underlined this meets with U. N. Secretary-Gen­ N. Y. and moved ®‘« .Chureh and the wl- ford was erected at the corner of tT.. Doss. Doss. week "hen th . physical count of maker will be used to usher in nance which prevents the city eral n ig Hammsrskjold today as from_ .Catskill, equipment from leaving the city , . . , ,. _ 'dow of the late Dan Hart, Commute. the first step in working out a new to Oviedo whers her father was, ghe ,§ >lirv|v#|| ^ her „on j West First St. and French Ave. Committee Chairmen to bsr be Inin­ names of bu.slnesaro listed In the 1957 throughout the downtown limit, except In Instances where Sanford area. United States policy to keep peace a celery farmer. She Is the form- ( p. » a rt of Sanford, one daugh­ Saturday morning stalled aare: rt: Willis Peacock, Ed November. 1968 Refsrenc# Book of Another gala party that will the property la registered with in ths stormy Middle Bast. Lane, Joel rield, Field, Al Collins, RoRo­ Dun A Bradstreet was completed Th* sign, authorized by tha Lane. er Miss Olive Ligette. ter Mrs. Lenora Tanner of O r get under way at • o'clock and th* City Manager and an Insur* (Continued on Page Seven) Mrs. Hunt began her work for Undo, one brother Jim Long, Board of Sanford City Commis- bert W Jackson, Floyd Palmer, The new count showed an Increase continue until 1:30 a. m. will be P it t s b u r g h ® — *-nited Ted Williams, Howard Montelth, sinners, measures 13 feet long and Williams. of 81.2% in th . last ten year*, se­ Press Staff Correspondent Russell the county when E. A. Dou­ two sisters Mrs. Maggie Bentley ll six feet high. at the Elk's Club where member* Stlneciphsr, J. F. Darby, cording to C. L. Hook. District Marlin Stlnecipher, Jones, the only American news­ glass was Clerk of Circuit Court. and Mrs. Eddie Simmons all of Workmen completed Hie erect- Fred Murray, G. Andrew Speer. Manager at Jveksonville, which of the rlub and their immediate man In Hungary during the revolt, On his retirement she served un Chuiuota. Five grandchildren and ing of the sign 1st* Saturday af- Perry Stone, Irving Pryor, Leon office covers this .re s. families will ring nut the old and Tourist Throws •ays the Hungarian people’s deter- ler Vanes Douglass, ion of the it grest grandchildren. (Continued On Pag* Seven) Gsllowey, peter Petsr dUcloae<i th lt ln ^ Funeral services were conduit, terooon and it was turned on 5«t- Cornell. John Gillowey, Rock A t Mona minatiear to win ■ "decent, ordi­ preceding Clerk of Circuit Court. Bukur, Jamas Grant, Hasky Wight. 0 rV ^ J » » rated businesses listed ed this afternoon a t 3 o'clock by urdsy evening. nary life" sparked the rebellion When O. P. Herndon became the nev. Charlie Swaggrrty of The sign, in the shape of a R. «■ C. Whitmire, WTsltmlW, Ed Klrehoff, and |he town)l compri, | n)t Seminole against Soviet oppression. Lisa On 'Whim1 Joel ™ Field. Clerk of Circuit Court, Mrs. Hunt- the Chuiuota Baptist Church of­ huge arrow, is constructed of red •""< '«. County, and the count of these Lighting Contest PARIS- tin - The Moms List Directors of the Sanford Kiwanls was appointed Deputy Clerk and ficiating at the groveaido in glowing letters and is bordered Directors of the Sanfonl Kiwanls Mlm. lown* In the new book show BUDAPEST HP —The Hunger smiled her enigmatic smite today with a brilliant green. . Club will meet Friday night. Ja n .. u:> nim „ xhp Kl.(crPnrP Book Winners Revealed In a workroom at the Louvre ™ •», k* fHsrWa State U|U fom m trcla, , ntPrprU. , _ I» Is erected on an eight inch; l ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Win­ while experts touched up th# mi­ m black Nsw Y t» rs Kve m as Court Clerk, Recording Clerk, and a 1 » .. . Recording Clsrk, and steel pole 10 fset from the ground ners in the yule holiday Christmas ? ‘ nk i manuf.eturors, whol...1ers, retailef the government and In and is visible from the turn Into get Committee Chairmen are to ers, «nd other businesses general- lighting contest were Judged as nor damage Inflicted* by a heardmemory of the Hungarian dead. as Photostat Operator. ( Clerk nf Court O. P. Herndon French Ave. from the Lakefront fullowr*; P in t place, Mr. and Mrs. Bolivian who flung n rock at the painting on a "whim.” | today -aid "Mrs. Hunt lia« been road. It Is placed on the northeast dil. It doc* not, however, Include Earl Stewart, second place, M. and Damage to Ia*onard Da Vinci’s :mi hours, faithful, loyal em i corner nf West First St. and <ome service and professional Mr*. W. O. Hudson, third place. Association Seeks i ploye." great 16th Century mosterplec# French Ave. and facet north. j establishments, such s i ronl Mr and Mr*. Harry Smith. eitate brokers, barber and beau­ Judges were Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ was reported "slight" by muse* Largest, Sm allest ty shop*, stock broker*, sic. Thin ard Wayt end Mrs. Robert Peters, um art experts, but they said It and a Pair through Tuesday little warmer Tue”day; low lo- figure* for all businesses in this all of whum are non resident* of might have been "Irreparable" Product In State If it had n btren guxHni by a (Continued on Page Seven) night IS to 38. AlUinonlo Springs. The Florida Slate Retailers As­ protective plate of glas* — the sociation re looking for the |irgonly painting in the museum so M ind the im alleit product man protected. o/aetured in Florid*. The stone ahattered th* glase In Thera is all kind of conjecture the lower left hand corner of tho as to what there two product* ac­ In a traditional ami impres­ pated in tho Battle of Guadulcan-1 signment hs* been evidence by painting, far below he famous tually are. Suggestion* ran-e amlle. and Baked a rhln of paint sive Change of Cammand at the al and on the USS David \V. Tay-1 commendation* for subsequent re- the tlie of a fingernail off the from dirigibles to doughnut*, but neither is correct. San.'ird Naval Air Station, Cdr. lor which wav engaged in the oc-, calls of short- periods to Central i Dft elbow. cupatlon of Kwsjaleln and Majuro i America during troubled times Extensive publicity awaits the, J. M Tullv Jr., relieved Cdr. P. Atull*. . A *inall hole was made ‘n tha of flood or revolution Cdr. Tully large*! and smallest F lo rid a -made II. Spelts as Commanding Officer I In April, 19-14, he entered the presently reside* with his wife, j Mona Lisa’s dark bn wn robe but pr >ducts and the romn*nle« | of the Navy's famed Heavy At- ] Navy Flight Training Program Ruth, and their two children St : not enough to hurt the value of Which manufacture them. The re-1 tack Squardron Five. ■lh* picture Ihn I.ouvre says !» and received hi* Naval Aviator J2000 Irequoit Ave. t^l association's vearrh for them t While the squadron ped.vonnel. Wing* in August 194V Since then Cdr. Tully relieved Cdr P. H priceless" and shlch ur; experts / IJin connection with the slate’* attired In full'dree* onifo-m were he baa xered In tours of duty with Sprltx who took .ommand of Hoa I, me Is wor’.v more that, on* mllsecond annual re»ii**i of Fiur assembled in parade formation, Fighting Squadron 98 st levs Al- vy Attack Squadron Five In March I i!. n dollars. Us Products, February 11 te 33 Cdr. Spelts began the ceremony smltoi, Calif.; as Commamling of 1953. During this period with —----------------------Nominations for th* biggest and with the reading of his orders Officer of Carrier Air Service Un­ Cdr Spcltx In rommand the fam- O r d i f l O P C G im allot products of Floridu in­ O k o V fid which relieved him at Command­ it 33. also at Los Alamito*; and ous sqi'idron has added many w s jy c u dustry should be sent to the Flor­ ing Officer and further aligned av Executive Officer nf Fighting notable srromplixhments tn its ida Stale Retailers Association him u duty with the Bureau of Squadron I9A aboard the USSjIllustrious record as the Navy ^ Today By Officials headquarters. Box 735, Winter Aeronautics. Cdr. Tully then head Boxer. T his-w as followed by a oldest Heavy Attack Squadron. In A meeting of the Board of Park. his orders assigning him to duty duty aislgnment ln tha Office of his farewell remarks Commander Sanford Clly Commlsaloners was Tbs merchants' organisation as Commanding Officer of Heavy Naval Operation* after which Spelta commanded the Officers I>#M this morning at 10 o’chwk this week is alerting all Florida Attack Squadron Five. Cdr. Tully *rrvrd as Asslitsnt U. and men of the squadron for th e ir; 10 approve the ordinance which tra ile rs to ths advertising poten- j In assuming his duties st the S. Naval Attache’ and Assistant out*Unding performance in c a rry -! sanctioned the (nuance of re4 1 of tha festival program. A j th* new "Skipper" of VAH-5, U S. Naval A ttach.' for Air In ing out their squadron's mission i venue certificates In the amount special brochure lists a series of Cdr Tully became the ninth Com­ Mexico City, .Mexico, with addi­ as the Navy'* first and strongest »f 5100,000 for the rlty's Capitol luggsstans on store cooperation. I manding Officer of the renowned tional duty in the same Attache' striking force. i Improvement Program. ranging from window displays to "Savage Sens of Sanford”. He duties to the Erabasiie* at Guat­ The “ Savage Son* of Sanford” ,' Ths special meeting was callband concert*. had previously been the Squad emala. El Salvador, Honduras, squadron wa« first commissioned ed by Mayor F. D. Scott, "The Festival of Florid* Pro­ ron * Executive Officer for 18 Nicaragu* urul Co*ta Hire and as in 1948. ’Iheir first effort* were A session df only Gve minutes ducts is a perfect medium for dramatising, to residents snd A RAVAGE SONS OF SANFORD plarque Is presented (d r. P. H. Spells this morning st rhaagr of months Cdr Tully graduated fro n ! Assistant Naval lis*on Officer to to prove the feasibility af the N a -, » .ii neressary for the roll call tourists alike, th* slat*'; gtieno command ceremonies at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Cdr. Spelts (left) holding plarque la reliev* the United States Naval Acades y , the American Council in Seine, vy'a long range attack eapahili- vote approving the ordinance, ■*nal advancement 'at agriculture ! rd bv Cdr. J M. Tulls, Jr. (right), s« CO ol VAII-S. Cdr. Spelts gar* to Wsvhlagton. D. C. for in December 1911 lie then serve ) British Honduras, ty. Part of this effort resulted Ir Delivery of the Certificates ie on lh. USS Clsrk which cpruit t Un sutoundlng work lb the a*rfoairusttf am Pagfc d -----rin g . (Continued "a Pag* 8 t i ( i ) I cut). •Stall Photo) ii*j)«cte4 by Feb. I. i In Brief Folks W ill Welcome Old Kaslner Home 57 In W ith Parties, Destroyed. Sunday C h u r c h S e r v i c e s Morning By Fire County's Business Increases 64.2 Pel. In Last Ten Years Mrs. 0. Hunt Retires After 34 Years » Additional Local News On Page 7 StiMSS X SSK2 - “'•v- -- Weather n Savage Sons, Get New Skipper �9 » f * Mon. Dec. 81. 1988 THE SANFORD HERALD JOSIPM McARTHUR, 43, receives Joyous kisses from his wife, Ad* •!e. and daughter, Kathleen, In lo n g la k e , HU after learning that he has been granted ex­ ecutive clemency by Governor S tratto n . M cArthur escaped from prison IS years ago to visit his sick parents. Ha had served sin years of a one-to-twentyyear sentence for auto th eft Re­ cently reanested, McArthur has been promised a full pardon. A RIRIflOHTIR (top) bullda up a firebreak with t bulldozer below Castro Peak near Zuma Beach, Call!, as flames from the destructive brush fire rage In the background. The unchecked blaze has cut through 18,000 acres and Jumped ths Pacific Coast highway at sev­ eral points. At bottom are the ruins of homes at Malibu Beach, where many Hollywood stars lost property In the fire. More than IS luxurious houses burned In ths area, 99 miles west of Los Angelas THIY W ill TO HAVI BIIN MARRIID In Budapest on C hrlitm n day. but the Communist Invaders ram# and Paul Balatoni, 23, and Anlko Garamvoelgl, IB, fled from Hungary to Austria. They arrived In Kan Francisco recently with a large group nf refugees and now. In a new frea world, they And It prwslblc to pick up their wedding plana again, Hera they kiss as they obtain a marriage license. THIS IS THI PORTRAIT OP A MAN who hat roached the highest alti­ tude ever achieved. Ho Is Major Arnold I. Bock and, although he H seated In the altitude chamber of the medical laboratory of the Wright Air Development Center In Baltimore. Md., the meter shows that ho has ascended to 103,770 feet. This sets a new record for skypenetration, whether simulated or actual. At that height, the at­ mosphere exerts only 0.0018 pounds per square Inch aa compared to ground level pressure of about 14.7 pounds per square Inch. TIMPISTUOUI 'M et' soprano *arls Meneghlnl Callss claims tat she made only S300.000 urtng ths last nine years and tot $3,000,000 as her one-time jgent has charged. The Brook­ lyn, N. Y., bom singer, who re­ portedly gets 12,000 an engage­ ment, la shown as she made a surprise appearance for pre­ trial testimony In a $300,000 suit brought against her by 'ter agent K. Richard Bagarozy. g iW S tiP BOTH SIDil OP THI 1957 Inaugural souvenir medal a ir sccil In Washington, where the design has been east In both silver and bronze. The medals havo been mafle In gold for President EHcnhower and Vice President NUon, whose profiles appear on the front. MRS. JIAN HASSIIQUIST falls sxhausted and weeping to the ground alter escaping with her husband and two children from their flam­ ing home In Zuma Beach, Calif. Tho house was engulfed by the roaring brudt (lie along tho Pacific Coast highway that has de­ stroyed US buildings and left S3 persons burned or Injured. One man Is known dead. Tho distraught woman's husband holds one of their childrtn as rescue workers aid tha family, (International) IIDIA 00M01KY, 20, happily hugs her brother, Georg?, 29, In New York as she arrived with other members of the Hungarian Olympic team who decided not to return to their Ked-dor^nated homeland. George arrhW In the United States two weeks earlier as an escapee, but Udla, former Hungarian world fenc­ ing champion, did not know he was here. "It's llko a dream,** •he said. (International) HOWIINO NIW ARRIVAL of singer Dean Martin and wife, Jeanne, atcals the show within hours alter her arrival In St. John's Hos­ pital. Santa Monica, Catlf. The new arrival was namcA-Gtoa, and. la their third child. They have two boys. (International) REAR ADMIRAL Elton W. Gren­ fell bobs to the surface at the escape training tank in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, to test a new submarine escape method. The Pacific Fleet submarine com­ mander ascended from a depth of 50 feet w ithout artificial breathing equipm ent. A M at West life jacket shoots the sifl , Ject to the surface at 280 f«,w to prevent possible lung rupture. SIX.YIAR.OID Prince Charles of Britain gives a whispered rep­ rimand to his sister, IVInress Anne, ns they attend n Christ­ mas pantomime In London. It appears that the princeling thought Anne was being Just a bit too noisy ns she boat time with her hand* nnd showed other signs of enthusiasm nt the performance. (International) A m the whist Ir s Mow nnd the hells ring nut (he old year, we'd like to lake thin opportunity to thank you one and all, for your past patronage Reserved for and hope that it will be our privilege to serve yuu in 1957. Health — Happiness & Prosperity INORIO OOUOI, the Miss Sweden of 1838, wears ■ headdress of lighted candles ne she takes the role of a Lucia Bride at the an­ nual Lucia Day celebration In Stockholm. Sweden. The ritual ealU for a number of ceremon­ ies. Including brtaalng early morning eofTec for relatives. It endj with a ball. (International) Clouuuo Go'. Joe,. rVesteni A u to ssociat Storey This is the time when old friends meet to usher In the New Year — the gayest holiday of all. And though it has been said many times before, we’d like to repeat our wish that every one of you will have a New Year filled with happiness and pros­ perity! Smith Owner •vu fRlllOL’ BARK' fadtml Deport Insurance Ox? �T Page 3 TOE SANFORD HERALD ' :......... Agriculture News Department Works Out New Daily refreshments, and all—was spon­ CECIL A. TUCKER. II sored and carried out by tha Agrlrvltaral Agent girls and boys themselves. A num­ Seminole County House economists Louise Page WASHINGTON, HP— Horae eco­ day; and 7 Butter and fortified ber of parents, friends and lead­ A note 1 received the other nay nomics o ' the Agriculture De- margarine, some daily. and Either F. Phipard of the rie ers were there, and seemed to putm ent have worked out » The four-group plan draws an partm ent’s Agricultural Research front the Extension Agricultural enjoy themselves equally well. n m daily food plan to help the adequate foundation diet into this Service worked out the four-group Engineer, Tom Skinner, empha­ On Dec. 19 (he Oviedo 4-11 Club housewife round out an adequate orbit: l Milk group — children plan. They based it on intricate sized use of a special rust-in­ boys and girls held a join* Christ­ hibiting oil on spray and fertili -1 family diet. three to four cups dally teen­ and detailed measurements of food mas party at the Cviedo Swim­ The plan distributes essential agers, fo.:r or more cups; adults quantities a ry values and research ser equipment not In use. T he; ming Pool picnic area. Wieners foods Into four groups —milk, two or more cups; pregnant wom­ based on surveys of consumption two greatest enemies of such - were roasted, games were play­ meat, vegetable fruit, and bread- en, four or more cups; nursing patterns and supplies. They came equipment arc rust and corrosion, ed, gift* were exchanged, and cereals. It Is simpler and more mothers, si* or more cups. up with a simplified food plan in for they will shorten the life of fun was had by at at this leader compact than the basic seven food Cheese and ice cream can replace which only calcium, protein, a-td your equipment. sponsored Christmas party. Prompt cleaning of this equip groups set down Ir. the popular part of the milk; 2 Meat group- vitamins A and C values need be The party had been planned ment when you have finished will National Food Guide, published in two or more serving* of beef, rated. some two weeks earlier at a remove most corrosive material*. night club meeting. The boys' 1948. Some department officials real, pork. lamb, poultry, fish, or Fertilizer applicators can be clean­ club under the leadership of Mr. In d ic t the new pamphlet will eggs, with dry beans and peas and WEDDING CEREMONY ed most easily by using a high- and Mrs. Joe Rattle, Oviedo, met sflLriide and eventually replace nuts as alternates; 3 VegetableJUST A JOKE picssure stream of clean water I jointly with the girls’ club. After fruit group — four or more serv­ tiro food guide in populari'v. KNOXVILLE. Tcnn. W - A to dissolve and cut fertiliser re­ a business meeting they divided ings, including a dark green or Under the basic seven food groups, the department recom­ yellow green vegetable Important Knox County bride of 23 days a d ­ sidue- The application of oil can into their respective clubs for mended this foundation diet: 1 for vitamin A at least every other mitted she asked her husband follow after drying—the sooner educational demonstrations. This week we salute the Battle's Leafy, green, and yellow vege day; citrus fruit or other fruit or a fte r the wedding ceremony, the better—to prolong the life and service of the equipment. for their interest tn youth and In tables, one or more servings daily: vegetable Important for vitamin “ what have l done?" “ But it wa* just a joke and he This applies not only to the hea­ "battling" juvenile delinquency 2 Citrus fruit, tomatoes, raw- C daily; other fruits and vegeta­ cabbage, one or more servings; bles including potatoes; 4 Bread- knew it." said Mr*. Kyle W. Long vy equipment used by the farm ­ through an organised club pro­ 3 Potatoes and other vegetables cereals, group — four or more | in answer to a'divorce bill filed er, blit to the small, lighter equip­ gram. "It's better to build boys, and fruits, two or more servings; servings, whole — grain, en­ by her husband. In her crossbill. ment used by the home owner, as than to mend men" Is eortalnly Mrs. Long filed for a bed and well. a good slogan to follow, anytime M Milk, cheese, ice cream, three riched, restored. The minimum number of serv­ board decree. The pair was mar­ At every Christmas season 4-11 .(If there are any particular to four cups of milk for children and two or more cups for adults, ings listed farms a foundation for ried Dec. 2 In Greenback by a Club Christmas parties a ra inev­ questions or subject* you would itable. The county-wide 4-H Club like to *ee discussed In this col­ alternates of milk equivalent in a good diet, the department said. justice of the peace. Christmas party, sponsored by umn. fust drop a car.l nr letter to cheese and ice cream; 3 Meal, To round out meals an to satisfy the girls’ and boys* 4-II Club County Agent's Column, Court poultry, fish, eggs, dried rcas, the appetite many person* will use I-HOM: .MINUS RECEIVER County Councils, was a great House, S inford ) beans, one to two servings; 6 more of these foods and everyone LOS ANGELES -tf— Samuel J. success. Over 130 people attended Bread, flour, cereals whole-grain, will use food* not specified —but' A very Merry Christmas, and enriched, or restored, some every ,cr> margarine, other fats, oils, Selnlck will look carefully be­ this gay yuetide event at tho Home a prosperous and Happy New sugars, and unenriched refined fore he use* a telephone in the Demonstration Council Center on Year to rich of you from Seminole grain product*. The department future. Dec. 17. The entira party—games. County’s Extension staff. Legol Notice Selmck placed a dime in a pub­ said these "other" food* fre­ lic phono coin box Thursday be­ S l k e t'e a rt • ( IS t I s s s l r Jeda*. quently arc combined with the suggested foods tn mixed dishes, fore he realised someone had MSUXOLi: C aaals, Florida. la probate, baked goods, desserts, an' other cut the wire* and made off with la rsi P.aiata of the receiver. recipe dishes. DKNTZKL C. STAFFORD. »ll. New Foods On Market In '56 Deceit* 4. Tn AM In itlln ra and l'er*nna Haslaa I lalina a r llenxnndn .la a la it bald Criatai You an4 each of you » te hereby notified end required to orraent any cltlma and deniamla which you, or either of you. mav have airalnet the estate of DF..NTZKL C. STAF­ FORD. SR.. deceased late of e.tld County, to the County Judae of EMINOLE County Florida, at laIa glee In th# a-ourt hour* of raid Runty *1 HANFORD. Florida, w ith­ in eight a-alnndar months from the time of the first publication of this nolle*. Each claim or de­ mand shall he In w riting, and sh all slat* th* place o r residence and poet office address of the claim ­ ant, and shall ba eworn lo by th* claimant, hi* au -n t. hi* attorney, and any such claim nr alemaml nut so filed shell bn void. /*/ France* (1. Stafford As adm inistratrix ot th* Ea tale of HF.NTZEL C. STAFFORD. S SR.. deceased east* of First 1‘ubllcatlon Decern y r l«ih. ISSS. _ _ _______ __ .xoT iri; L’n iie m n r Y n r o E i NANn (<%UTO WHOM *IT MAT CONCERN* Notice is hereby slven th a t the and«r«l0n»d Dormant tn the ••Fic­ titious Nam a H Utute." House Hill No. UTS. C hapter No. 20933. Ia w * of Florida, 1341. w ill regiater with th# Clerk of Iho Circuit Court lo and for .^ m ln o li County, Florida, upon recelnt of proof of thA nub Mention of this notlcA, tho (let* ?lotj« name. to w it: SOUTHLAND DELICACIES i«!sr which I sm engage*! In bus* *p% I etnect to engage In htisl* on th* Forest City Hoad In the ■|t» of Attam onta Springe. Florida. Th# party In te rfile d in ta!d hue !ne*f enterprli* \n a« follows: John C. Fo«g»te Dated at F n rett City Seminole County. Florida, this 14th day of December. 1M« ♦ Lead Poisoning Cases Are Sometimes Fatal ■r HUMIN K. lUMDtSIN, M.O. LEAD la a very useful metal Lead oxide powder Is used tn and one of the oldest known to manufacturing storage batteries. man. Yet for a long, long time we Careful handling Is essential to doctors have recognized It as a prevent filling the air with lead cause of disease—lead poisoning. dust. I've mentioned lead poisoning Even placing your hands tn from time to time tn these col­ ordinary gasoline frequently or umns, but I doubt that many of for long periods ran be dangerous you are familiar with the numer­ since tetraethyl lead is easily ab­ ous ways In which one might con­ sorbed through the skin. tract this aliment which can be But probably of most concern to the majority of you is the lead fatal. Vapors from hot lead can be which your youngster might take extremely dangerous. They are Into hi* body by chewing on a readily breathed Into the lungs window sill, table or something where minute particles of lead else coated with lead paint. •re dissolved and absorbed. 8uch Should this happen, give him poisoning Is a constant danger plenty ot epsom salts and milk and make him vomit. Best way to where lead Is being melted. Lead poisoning might even be do the latter Is to place him across a danger to the operator of a your lap In "spanking position.” shooting gallery—and not tn the hold his head with your right way you might think. The Impact hand, and move the ball of your of lead bullets on a metal back­ left Index finger along the roof ot his mouth and down the back stop sometimes can vaporize sufficient amount of lead to cause of his throat. Then get him to a poisoning tn anyone who Is ex­ doctor. posed to tt for many hours. QUESTION AND ANSWER O n Construction Jobs Y. L l About 13 years ago. I had Construction men also can be erysipelas and almost died. Why exposed to lead fumes white ta It we do not hear about this working on steet girders. Leaded Infection any more? paint usually Is used to coat such Answer: Erysipelas, caused by girders. When applying hot rivets the streptococcus germ, at one to these steel beams, lead fumes time was a very fatal disease. In may be released from the paint. this condition, tho skin over cer­ Roofers, many of whom hold tain part.* of the body becomes roofing nails In their mouths red and swollen. 81nce the advent while working, should be sure of penicillin afid the (Alter anti­ th a t these nails are coated with biotics, this disease Is no longer zinc and not lead. a major medical problem. Are Great Boon To Homemaker Culinary Queens received plenty spoons nr baking pan to wash-and of help during 19M. New foods a delirious bread beside*. appeared the whole year through A New Frosting Mix won con­ to boost kitchen reigns. vert* because of its caramel fla­ Epicurean as wrl| as good plain vor and smooth texture. It will rooks welcomed a new variety of cover a round layer cake, a iargs condensed soup: vegetable beef. loaf cake or the tops of a cou­ The soup needs only to be heated ple of dnirn cupcakes. It will al‘ and yet offers tho old-fashioned so produce two cups of caramel flavor that takes hour* of prep­ sauce. aration in home kitchens. A new- cake mix took a bow: • HurryUp Cook* wro like mor# white batter with lemon flake*. than salt and pepper in many Refrigerated cookies came in roll*, foods were Interested In a new In several flavors, ready to be Italian-type seasoning that blends sliced and baked. seven herbs: marjoram, thyme, Devotee* of pie crusta made rosemary, savory, sage, oregano from graham rrackrrs were en­ and basil. Onions appeared in con­ chanted by packaged grahamcentrated granulated to asted form cracker crumbs that com* In bag* ta give dishes prepared hy short- with waxod-paper Inner liners and order cook* the aroma and flavor tin-tie fotdover top*. Each bag of French-fried onions. holds enough crumbs for three Cooks who don't like to crack nine-inch pies. hard nuts pounced on a new Small Fry reveled over pink group of vacuum-packed nut- lemonade. The lemonade Is a fro­ meats. The** come In conven­ zen concentrate that Is colored ient one-anil-two-cup slzo cans, with pur* fruit Juice*. and with resealablo lids- Kitchen Good old canned baked beans artists can ehooss among pecans, got new flavor from baron and walnut*, black walnuts, almond* tomato sauce that has a smoky (in the skin or blanched). A sim­ tasteilar ran of salted nuts contains A new set of graduated mea a mixture of pecans, eashews, al­ suring cups mad* lota of women monds and filbert* or Brazil nut*. say "Why didn't [ think of this I” A Corn-Bread mix earn* In fan­ The cups have long handl*f so tastically easy-to preoare form. they can b« easily lifted from th* A plastic bag containing th* mix rang* when butter and chocolate may be opened and an egg and are heated tn them. milk poured in. With a twist of Even Ruttermints, pleasant end the wrist, th* hag is rrclos*d nnd Ing for * meal, are up to new the content* squeezed until the tricks. Now they’re chocolate mixture is ready to turn Into an flavored, with a tight-and■airy aluminum foil pan that eomes texture, and available In food with the mix. No mixing bowl*. chains. VINYL MASONRY harbor By DOROTHY WORLEY O IMS- by Dorothy Worley. It-pnnted by permu/ion of the i*ubli#!ier. Avalon Euekl. DUtrtbutrd br Km* Feature* Synd..»!•*. M M IfS IS Pro tllk Paige, whu n bored V1U> her lob la • New York oak* snd unmarried. *r*«p* It *n opooitunltv to weep* n*f imm.lnirn t\ when eh* i* nollAed of *n unexpected beuueet from * xrent-eunt end naturally hex imagination la atlrre-J by what follows Her older, wltrr friend RIM Lambert, amvmpaniee PrlerllU O B the auto trip iu to Apalarht du me uuin upuiurn,« coin. n*.., to tee th* ortnrlpil Item t-rqunxf —an abandoned old In tbe tman* ion cmllotl in I ______ _ Lookout_____ Hour*. _ fie Ctrl* learn that the bout* t* "haunt­ ed" and Ha* a aecret pax-age. Tbe two dftctda to remain to appear to b* n>tt tourtat* until they know trot* about why three dilTrtent men bar* taken t eunotia tntrrexi la th* bier* and In tham. Th* m-n ar* Rill Dural, who any* h* la a writer; Red Gallasher, a ntharman. and toil* Alvar**, n wealthy ynchtainan In her Hrtt rlelt to th* bout*. Rita nnd* SS00 tn nrnnd-new bill* on tit* floor, nnd Todd, th* attorney for th* ratal*, reseat* that Altares la interaetrd In buying th* hottue Th* local belle. Pc tr y Pomeroy ta naturally annoyed that Prtarilla ran attracted th* attention of her I wo beat beau*. Pat* Cralf and Dkh Derereaux. ly. "You might, a t that But In DUl'i fate. He opened the cay Priscilla • cast, I think the indi­ door and gut in. gestion was genuine. Look. Peg­ Tnr uoctor laughed. "I thought gy. Instead of showing your perhaps that w as I t The girl III claws, it would be • nice gesture th e red sla c k s? I saw you w atch­ tl you'd call on those girls. ing u.« th ere in the drugstore. Peggy said, ”! may do m a t ; Wl.y uutn t you barge in, as P ets very Lung, tt Pm going to nave d.d, and gel an Introduction? ( coinpetltlcn. I'd like to look her started to call you and Just about over. And I'U ask Dick about th a t tim e you walked aw ay." them —whether they re the kind "W ho are th e y ? And w hera one should call on.” diu you m eet th em ?'' ’’Give me a little lime and I’ll Dr. D evercaux sinilcu “Tha let you know.” Pete got up. “Ptn Joungvt unc’a nam e la Priscilla i going to ask Priscilla for a date." Paige, the other one Is Rita Lam ­ "Sometimes, Pete. 1 dislike you b e r t They’re from New York.I Intensely. I think you do things Like you. Mini L am bert Is a) w riter. I think they are here ta Just lo aggravate me." "Do you ever do anything to get m aterial (or a book. Miss aggravate m e?” Pete demanded, Paige- ate loo much ahrlm p la st looking at her. not smiling. "A nd night and 1 w as called.” see," Dill said. "A patient, 1 won't ask h tr tor a date to a g . g ravalc you. I'll do It because I an a ttra c tiv e one, calls the doc­ o a n t a date with her. And I’ll tell tor at n ig h t The doctor m eets you something else: don't he su r­ h er next m orning (or a Coke.” Dick laughed. prised if Dick does the same, tic C H A P T E R 11 T h e ulder one looks Spanish,*' “ p v IC K At ADR a professional may have asked her for a d ate L v call to the girls last night,” tonight. How i*t*nit riding around said DHL "I understand her nam e said Pete. T h e younger one— her with m e? We m a y run Into la Zerlla. T h a t’s Spanish, is n 't tt? ” nam e's ITIscIlU Paige— s te too them ." "I don't know about Ilia name, PcffKF was on the verge of s a y ­ much shrtntp o r th e wrong kind of th u m p or som ething. U av t ing no. But she had talked to but I’m sure P.lta is n 't T hat ao -' her a tum m y-ache. All the d ru g ­ Dick once today and he h ad n 't cent Is Just plain New Yorkes«.i stores were cloned and somebody said anything about seeing her The younger one. Priscilla, told told them about Dr. t'evereaux.” to n ig h t Pete would probably do me h rr m other's people w ere "D id the tre a tm e n t include Just a s he had said, manage som e­ Southern.” "If th ey 're troin New York, m eeting them a t the drugstore how to wangle a data with th e this m o rn in g ?" Peggy’s tons waa newcomer. And perhaps It m ig h t why docs th etr car hava a Con-1 be well tn the beginning to let necticut license ta g ? ” a little displeased. H a s It? I didn't notice. A ny­ “ I d id n 't say hs met them . I th a t girl know th e had priority said h s waa talk in g to them —In on ret*. 8o she said she would way, I’m sure they said they w er«| fact, he waa buying them • Coke. be glad to sea him tonight, and both from New York. Why do aa her folks w ere dining out, he you ask. U til?” A nything w rong w ith th a t? ” l*ut It down to curloalty. Ona "No-o, but a little unusual, could tak e her over to Maud’s fo r doesn't see m any stran g ers w ha don't you th in k ? If you think dinner. A fter Pete had gun*, she con­ linger her* for no apparent re a ­ s h e a so a ttra c tiv e , why didn’t you barge in and get an Intro­ tinued to Ue there in the h am ­ son.” "Now th a t you m ention I t th a mock. ahe wished there were a d u ctio n ?” Pete sm iled and slid fa rth e r half-dozen ellgtblo men here, ao curiosity a a e m a to be m utual. down in bis chair. " I did. I had a th a t *ha could m ake Pete and When you w alked by. Miss Lam ­ Dick Jealous. Did ahe dare d ate bert asked who you w ere.” Coke with them .” "dho did ?" Dill looked up from "H eavens above! Why didn’t Lula A lvarra? He was attractiv e you say so in the Ural place? and ha had a beautiful b o a t O f the cig aret he waa lighting. "P rtsctlla said som ething about course, he waa too old and M am a W hat doea th e look like?" , "P rtacllla? I've Just told you. would probably hava a fit If aha having been Ut Apalachicola a Like L auren Bacall. The o th er did. Then them w as Dill Duval. couple of days and th a t they bad one is darkish, black hair, d ark Ha and Dick had fished together, seen you everyw here, wondered If eyes. H er nam e ta lu ta t-am bert. and Dick said he was w riting a you w ere following them ." Dill extinguished hla m atch. She w rttra or som ething.” book, or collecting m aterial for a "W ell, t h av en 't seen tham and book or something. Ha rode "W hy should they think they a ra 1 haven't any interest In them . around a lot tn th a t red Bulck, being follow ed?" "B ecause they ace you every­ M other said tw o ladles had rented m ust do all hla w riting at nlghL the Glass co ttag e for a short Oh well . . . Peggy stretched o u t where they go. I assured them while. . . , W as ahe realty sick In the hammock and was alm ost you w ere quite respectable, th a t you w ere a w riter collecting Immediately asleep. last n ig h t? ” a a m aterial for a book. Miss L am -' "P riscilla? O f course. Why else would she have called the doc­ BUI Duval walked over as D r. bert looked as skeptical as you to r? " Dcvereaux got into his c ar tn did when I told you th a waa a w riter." Peggy sw ung h e r feet lo the front of Hicka’ Pharm acy. "I Wonder," Util said enlgm allofloor and aat up. " If I were In a "Got a minute, D octor!" stra n g e town and w as bored, and Involuntarily th* young doc ally. “Maybe It's just another co­ 1 knew th ere w as a young, a t top* eyea went to hla w rist Then incidence. Two Upaalsh people tractiv e doctor around, 1 m ight he said pleasantly, "Sura, I can here a t the sam e time. You have Indigestion o r some other tak a It, anyway. W hat'a on your haven’t seen the gtrla talk in g ta Alvarez, have jro u t" m inor ailm ent." m ind?" P ete looked a t h er speculative “Women." A smile played over (To Be Continued) O Ik*, by Dorothy WorLy. R*prtnl*4 hy p*rmlul<m at th* ptiMlahcr. Anton Hooka Distributed by Kina k'ulur** 8>nJk»ta its way, and In the magic moment before 1957 lake* over. Thera a re som e th in g * that hear repeating, and we'd like to make m a s o n ** one of them -a our wish that our friend* *nd the with that the patrons will have a bright New Year, filled with ★ For alt masonry surfaces ★ lisa n Indoors or out Tomorrow and Welcome! New Year will bring contentment, prosperity and good health- it Drios fast — 1 to 2 hours • -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • you health, wealth ir Ktady-twlxod for Instant us# The Officers and Employees of This Bank take this opportunity of wisning you all— ★ lasy ta apply CALL ‘ 3 3 " T he L u m b e r N u m b e r for S u d d en S erv ice • HILL Lumber & Supply Yard and happiness! & , (H ja p p ij. y im o Jo < lfou CUt 21.1 W. T h ird SL S a n fo rd . FI*. 51® PAINTS ». JyF lo r e v e r y p u r p o i c Sanford Boat Works John L. Brumley, Owner A HAPPY NEW YEAR I I KKK S I M K 1920 CELERY CITY Pr ill ling Co. 'ORD A t l a n t ic , 115 S. Park Ave. Phone 3*0 . M n f ilN A i b a n k O r ^ u H i z o d 1Q 28 ( A f f i l i a t e d W ith T h e A t L i n t i c N a tio n a l l U n k o f J a c k s o n v i l l e ) Member Federal Deposit Insurance Coporatkm . i ) �V ■Sf */--» y Idea Of Life On Mars Discredited1 Fight For Freedom riy t e t can pat byboU in their proper M dhr* 1 W rbwb th a t makes black Ulnae today may be as deed as the phar­ aohs tomorrow. B at H eeeme certain aa anyean be th a t hiatory will record that moat significant and far-reaching event 1966. and per ha pa of many yeara, wee ~ke r m h in Hungary. This opHalng waa not eucceeaful in the eenae of the word. Riflea and lmgrenadee and fiata. unfortunately, are no match for tanka and artillery. But .Ip another, more fundamental eenae. thin a c t on the p a rt of aa oppm aed people waa ‘abaoct incredibly successful. \ r U ahowed that coarage, and the willingaeas to risk death and torture in the pur* malt of freedom exist in undiminlshad vi| W in this chaotic world. I t showed peoples everywhere, once and . to r all, the eras! true face of communism. .Thla is enormously lmportant.Reporta frim .country after country state that membership •to communist parties has abruply declined, jp d th a t the circuladona of communist and .communist-sympathising organa are shrinktog. Wed-known writers and other moldere r-^ •Of opinion, who out of a mistaken end stub•to rn idealism once■supported or tolerated "communism, have openly proclaimed their “ “ from the Krem •defection from the party and tin- The ruthless sots of the Soviet govern­ ment and the Rad Army have excited almost ■ o m v tm i norror# I t ihowode above all, that communism contains the seed of its own destruction, and th a t ita very structure is crumbling. A view that le held by all manner of experts •% rt thus expressed by Kurt 8. Lachmann. ia journalist of long experience in Eastern Europe, in U-8. News and World Report: **What we are witnessing now le the gradual ‘decomposition of the entire communist sys*tem . . . the ideas of communism are deed. W hat remains le the lumbering, armorad body of Soviet military might.” -rn This does not mean that there can be -Any relaxation in the Western world—its governments and forces must be more wary _. __a 1 L — ■— f m T aatiand alert thsn ever, To aiiAia quote I Mr. Lachmann- "Dictators . . . are being cornered, I t is well to remember that cornered ani­ mals often era dangerous.” Desperate faf a tlca t k are capable of the most desperately tieal acta. Thera le always the possibllfana1 _____________ ity that, seeing their own world collapsing unde/ the weight of its sins and excesses, they will attem pt to bring **11 the rest of th e vorld down too. This ia speculation. But there is nothing speculative about the fundamental lesson Tho Sanford Herald ________ 'pubtlsheC I l f days each W i l t ta lilM H i x n i i ,|IH OtlobM IT. til* St Ul« Peat Offlee ef Buford Florida, nndtr ths Aet ' ________of Con«r*es ot March t. 1ST*_________ m i l ) PtSRKINt Kdllor lad Publlahor MARION HARMAN SR.. Executive Kdllor EVKLTM J. CPSUINO, Advertising Manaaor SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier tlo por weak On, Mooth It.#* SI* Moatb* Ono T«ar Tkroo Moatbo ....... 11.11. . . IU.II All &blttury motless, oardo » #.r ib?"purp“ a,Uolf°raiiliS2 ■oUaaa at tntartalameat far fando win bo thargsd for Att regular adrartioiaa raioa. Tho llortld to a sionbor of tb t Ualted Proto wbleb la ontitlod eieluslvsly la lha sta for republicstlo■ of all tba local aawa prlniod la tbta nawtpapor. ; Itapraaoatad Waileaatlr bp Oanorat Adrortl.lns L jerv lta tea. Ml Qoorg'a Savlnrs Rank Bide. _______________ Atlaata. Oaorsla_______________ ‘ Mon. Dec. 31, 1956 , Page 4 TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE The earth le the Lord’s end the fulness thereof, the world and they that dwell there­ in,—Psalm 24 il. That Includes all of ue. But if we ere God’g children all good belongs to us too. th a t hae come to oe oat of Hungary—a leaeon th a t ia deetined to be read to as again and again, aa eommuniem goes through its death agoniea, however long that may take. Super-government, all-powerful govern­ ment. monollthie government, socialism, communism—whatever name you went to use—la the implacable enemy of human freedom. It reduees the individual to the statu re of a cipher. It makes a mockery of •very concept of human dignity, human rights, the predouenees of human life. Communism is simply the end of the line for th a t kind of government Socialism is a way atatlon. So are all other systems of government th a t attem pt to do for th e people what the people can and should do fo r themselves. The thousands of Hungarian refugees who have been airlifted to this country know whet slavery is. end how it la brought about in the modem world. They, alone with the legions of their compatriots who fell vic­ tim to Soviet' ruthlesaneas and savagery, placed the ultimate value on freedom. They risked ell to gain it. They have set an exam­ ^ _ of _________ ple courage____ end resolution that every American should undentanl and admire, By H. D qUIGG I of pleading for help to pay SIRS Moreover, the Hungarian blood-beih— Ualted Free* Staff Correspondent I yearly taxes on Lake Sadawga, and aIl other ugly fruits of communism we NEW YORK W—The biggest opened the sluice gat* and gave stories of the year pack­ summer eottages a commanding see—should make every American resolve little aged and filed for ready histori­ view of a mudhole. to keep the freedom we have, end to for­ cal reference: Love ever defend end support e system of govern­ In September, in Mineral Point, EvaageUam ment that la based on a hign concept of the In January. In Exnlng, England, Wls, Jack Kenyon, 24, and Julie individual, and on the principle thst the Ihc 3300 villagers bounced awake Fernckes, 20, eloped after a grand on Sunday dawn to a born’s per­ scale courtship. Last spring, Ken­ government la best whiph governs least. yon spelled out “Julie” with a ■p p u n s a m NEW YORK « — TM e«iy sotable Oleg ea M en wfcfch sug­ gests there la life « tb it planet has been discredited, It has bate rev ea ltd. Dr. Cart Sagan, UnirereRy of Chicago astroM aar, teld to t ea* nual meeting a t the American As­ sociation far tb t Advancement ai Science that the Martian grat es and blwa “ may be s e t t mi­ sery.” Those colors bare been seta ea M an through telescop es for y e a n , advancing with the M a r tiao spring, receding with the Martian winter. They west thought to come from soma sim­ ple fo ra of plant Ufa. But last fan whan M en was almost aa close to earth aa it ean get, h was only M,HMBi miles away astronomers using ana ot American’* n e t t powerful tele­ scopes saw hardly any gnaa-bloe at an, Sagan saidThe telescope was the PS-lneh reflector of the McDonald obser­ vatory, operated by the Univer­ sity of Chicago. “The dark a n a s of M an w en an almost uniform Biggest Little Stories Of Year The grass grew mightily. By 1BU summer, “Julia" waa emblazoned 100 yards uphill and a q u a rte r mile acrois country. That did It. Waaderiaal In October, la Tampa, Fla., Terry Shaffer, '0, ef nearby GIV sonton, was halted on Ms “ trip to Alabama." Police spotted him slugging through town at eight sistent blare. The Rev. Robert miles an hour on his father’s • • • Henry Crain said he drove fertiiixer spreader on a hillside. power lawnmowsr. u M through every street with thumb ( l o p p y N 6 W TC O T on horn button because hardly Just about everybody will welcome the anyone had beern showing up for New Year tonight in some way or another. his S a. m. service. — l y WHUAM RUT— Higher Education The celebration will be ju st about the biggest C tn tn l Frees W riitr In February, in Ruddcrsfield, in the history of our country. BRITAIN’S newly-establlafced England, Malcolm Lee, 22, set an urgae a city medical atflciaL I However, the manner of welcoming the Intercollegiate potatochlp eating method of cooking by nuclear en­ so maay e t them live ia Net sat ergy will have passed the arid suburbs they'd probably got there brand new year will vary aa do the manners record—23 l/ags in 103 minutes. test, says the man a t th e next Just about quitting time, Low'r Education of men- Some will welcome the newly ar­ desk, If the brlde’a first batch of i l l riving 1067 with ’ prayer, others with Same month, Long Branch N. biscuit* emerge fluffy, lig h t and Chicago bnrglaro ea te tf J-, Mrs. William Schlenger. gram ­ entirely edible. merely the listening to noise of bells end mar school PTA head, polled par­ fo low a m p a dairy flrotf 1 1 I teilk a stolen track. One whistles, still others with revelry and mer- ents by phone: “ Do you know tiisabeth I t Is eaId fo have Vil•• another rsrervtlsA** tnSfM rrfYTflni riment, nH,f and ttWnWn probably large sS segment where your children are right high hopes for nuclear cooking, Just netureOg leads fa mseiher. I t 1 of the nation with the lifting of a cock­ now?” Hut she hit a sisig: ‘On Bo, apparently, the atom-inspired A new Tpenleh calender e t many of the call*, children an­ meals must be to Ike queen’s tail glass and a toast. Ret i swered who didn’t know where teste. There’s another group who will attend their parents were.” I 1 I church where services era provided end un­ . An AtLIvrepe soccer geiwe will Married Bllea doubtedly millions more will sleep peace- Again February, Santa Monica be Staged le raise funds for mn 1 ! 1 fully through the pushing of one year out Calif., Mr*. Ruby Burkhaller ergon for on Kngllsh church. This'll •A convention of surtaona la shouted: “The bouse is on tire!” give even the fens ■ chance le told that chronic “bach-mat driv­ of the way as another makes Its debut. kick In. ing" caa be the result et The year 1967 will attempt to slip into Neighbors turned in the alarm. I I I Fire engine! screamed up. “ Ob, quata nutrition. Adrien le i existence with only the ticking of clocks my goodnesi,” laid Mrs. Burk* For their health’* sak e fat, 1st*—plan the start eg year newt aware of the fast approaching event. But halter. “ There’s no fire. I was middle-aged business men should auto trip for after Instead et boas the hour, minute and second hands of Just trying to get my husband out occasionally walk to th eir office. fora lunch! clocks around the nation lifting themselves of bed" Innocent# high in a salute to 1957, the noise of cele­ IA F F -A -D A Y bration will drown out the ticks of clocks In March, In Miami, Fla., Jim which take us into the first of the twelve Ahern, ia his parked car liittnIng to a morning radio show, no­ months to come. ticed an attractive woman past­ There’s one thing in common, however, ing. Someone on the show chose with all of the groups. They will lie saying, the moment for a wolf whistle. in unison—HAPPY NEW YEAR! Th« womsn, Ahern Mid, opened • • • the car door, slapped him re­ Democrats are said to be arguing over soundingly, slammed the door and which faction of the party should set policy. walked away.Practic'd ^Disagreement among Democrats—or Re- In June, in Poitiers, France, publicans, for that m atter—Is in the same Louis Vulllenlsr rid himself of a general news category as dog biting man. 32-room chateau that he couldn’t tall because of high repair costs and taxes. Police said he used 130 A fellow we know has a foolproof way sticks of dynamite. • of making at least ono resolution that re­ Modern Life mains unbroken a t the end of the year. He Again June, Knoxville, Tenn., doesn’t make It until ten minutes of twelve Mr*. Doris Hamshcr, 30, told bow she broko her leg. Dancing, she on New Year's Eve. heard the Jukebox switch from a • 0 0 wall* to rock-‘n-roll. She shifted After Santa hae answered all those let gears, and specie, quicky. The ters from youngsters wouldn’t It be fine If Ug couldn’t stand the strain It YOU'RE TELLING ME! Father could send him the bills that arrive M apped. a bit Inte? COP DECIDES TO WEAR 8I0N LONDON I S - DtL Allan HU­ MS haa about decided be wear a sign proclaiming him a cop. He waa struggling with a pick* pocket oa a downtown atreat when the culprit suddenly shouted: "Quick, help me, !*et a pellee* m aa." Paneribjr clamped Htllla In a half-nelson whUe the pleknockct ecamperad away. SAFETY SOLUTION EXPLOSIVE DECISION CHICAGO <R— The Chicago MIAMI W Circuit Judge Ha Motor Club bai come up with a solution to the nation’s traffic rold R. Vann made aa explosive decision Thursday. highway fatality problem. Vann had Just upheld a lower The club’s recommendation: Don’t drivel court order finding a fun shop operator had unlawfully kept fire works when ono of the fire­ HITCH WRONO RIDE DETROIT Two trust row cracker* went off with a bang who walked away from the D r on his desk. troit House of Correction were back In custody today because they hitched a ride with the wrong man. Robert L. Oleson, a guard Oeorge Washington, winner of at the Jail, stopped at the first IS out of M basketball gamei last gas station and called police af­ arg o n , has five veterans back ter picking up trustees James Anglin and Donald Gray. under Coaeh BUI Reinhart. ijo o iL numanliy In July, In Washington, Mr. and Mr*. Waller Striyker, cn route to the All-Star baseball game, were hit by an aute. As they lay on the strect.a passerby rushed up and asked II they had tickets: “ I’ll give you 13 a ticket.’’ Wejik ly, Striyker replied: “Take them —can’t use them now." The Strly kers went to a hospital, the pass •rby to the game. Changing Scene In August, In Whitlnghara, Vt.. owner Houghton N. Sawyer, tired C *** H “ I’m a f ra id to open it." flagee said. “Occasionally usual absence of water la tho f ile t trace* of equatorial regions whore toe dark a re st af* locsllied.’’ Hewevgr. it will comfort space travel aatmasUste who some day kept to visit M en to know that Agriculture Dept. lagaa hasn't given up the idea tost there may be life on the Sets Tobacco Crop gray,' " I t in le s t possible that this year M artian organisms were anfferine a severe drought, Inhibit­ ing a B ara vivid color display," he s ill. "The observed extensive dust stern a sad the reformation ef tho South Polar Ico cap after melting bu y both Indicate a n ’un­ Quotes From News B r UNITED PE ESS BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—The Rev. P. W. Shuttlsaworth, a Negro loader, on integrated bus riding: "We proved yestsrday th at In­ tegration will work without vio­ lence and J m only lu’arference I* that from tho police who are vio­ lating our civil rights by impos­ ing tha segregation law.” WAfitlKGTON - Benjamin P. Fairies*, former board chairman of United States Steel Corp. on President Elsenhower’s special advisory committee on foreign aid that will Inspect the mutual security program: “ It la really a conscientious, open-minded study. We are going out to observe at first-hand the cffrotivenesi of what our country has doae In the field of foreign aisisMneo-” A t 309,300 Acres WASHINGTON W — The Agri­ culture Department has aot the National acnage allotment to t lBS7-crop hurley tobaecB a t 30B.300 acre*. This compares witl 308,700 acres alloted In 1MB. This means that allotments f a most Individual farms win be the same In 1M7 as, in 1MB. Tho ad- m ditional acreage a vails bl* la 1Mt J | will be reserved for farms oc ” which no hurley tobacco was grown under allotment* during Un last five years for corrections, and for adjusting Inequities. Th* department »*t tho 1M marketing quota for burl*y at 44* million pounds Thlt compares with a 1930 quota of 3B3 million by congressional ictioo ao tha' for most farms the allotments fot sm 195B were, the seme as In 1135. w Burley tobacco is grown princi­ pally in Kentucky, Tanneaiee. North Carolina, South Carolina) Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Missouri, Georgia and Indiana- ZUMA BEACH, Calif. - Mrs.) Sarah Hollister in escaping the disastrous Malibu fire: “ It waa lika somebody rolled a fireball down the hilt.” INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Muni­ cipal Court Judge Virgil N'orrU admitting ho wee arrested for selling whiskey In '#32: “ ! ran out of money, and in thooo days. . J t waa either itea!, starve or soli whiskey." NEW YORK—Loo Wodarx, a former German prisoner af war In this country, returning legally to tho Uhltod States: “ Everywhere 1 went, I saw what wonderful people you Americans were. They were kind and gener­ ous even to ua prisoner*. I made up my mind that- U I i n r got a cnanco to return here, I would do a# and become in American citi­ zen” A HAPPY NEW YEAR from the HANSBROUGH “Family” IIANSBROUGH . . original and largest Real Kstato Auc- ] tion Orangixatlon with a record of selling Real Eetata mcceaafully since 1911 by means of their proven sucre**ful Auction Method. It’* the SAKE. FAST, SURE and PAIR WAY to sell YOUR worthwhile properties! ORLANDO COMMERCIAL BUILDING 1(49 . .Michigan. Corner Dickson , MONDAY. JAN. 7—1:30 P. M. Well constructed building, aluminum metal aiding with masonry fro n t Metal roof—tUc floors. Now profitably operating aa electric appliance service with large client­ ele. 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D oe. 81. 1986 Pig* 5 -----------r— ■------------ ------------------------------------- : /* S o c ia l fc o a n tA . _ IWedding Breakfast Held A t Mayfair at Saturday Morning (ySAAOnjOU Conning The News Mias Alice Brown, a senior the University of Miami, was The Mayfair Inn dining room home to spend the Christmas holi­ wai the scene Saturday morning days with her parents, Mr. and of a wedding breakfast honor Mrs. Paul Brown, bringing with, Ing Miss Nixie Klrehhoff and her two guests. Miss N a n c y , Paul Coleman and the wedding Smith, of Coral Gables, and Ken­ party. Ths affair was given by neth Williams, of Birmingham. the groom's parents, Mr. and Ala. Miss Brown has gone to Bir­ Mrs. John Coleman. At each place setting was a mingham to spend the New Year holidays with the family of Ken­ small net bag filled with rice, neth Williams and with her aunt. fastened to a ptare card, and a Mrs- Ernest Mouchette. She will beautiful arrangement of white gladioli and net centered the ta­ return to school Jan. 6. ble. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hendrick Invited to be present ware the Jr. and daughter, Mary Ann, left bride and groom-elect. Miss Nixie Friday for their home in Atlanta. Klrehhoff and rh l| Coleman Mr Ga., after spending the holidays and Mrs. W. E. Klrehhoff, Wil­ here with her parents, Mr. and liam Klrehhoff, Miss Grttchen Kirchhoff, Robert Howard. Miss Mrs. Harold A. ^pplcby. Betty MacDonald. Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Douglas1nlc*. William Buchanan, Mrs. Ma­ have returned to their home In rine Jenkins, the Rev. and Mrs. Savannah. Ga., after spendingr John Thomas, the Rev. and Mrsthe Christmp* holidays with their II. L. Zimmerman. Miss Joyce parents, Mr and Mrs. A. C. Wil­ llctzel. and Mrs. Sara White, liams. ■T VIRGINIA CONN - y-i?*V -< %.-7 o^*Ji • Rehearsal D in n tr| Mary K. Medler Held A t Spencer'C Lawrence Baxter On Thursday NigKt wedding p it* W ed Recently ty ThewasRogen-Simon honored at a dinner a t ..Word has beta received here of Jim Speneer’s Thursday night Elizabeth Court la Grove Man* during remodeling of the house). or has been buzzing lately. Skip and Ernie Horreall, Helen (he marriage of Mlsa Mary Kate following the wedding reheanaL Nearly every one has had com­ Andrew, and guest from Fort Lau­ Medler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hosts for the occasion werw the pany, Marilyn Ftorritt’e fa lV r H. P. Medler of Chevy Chase, bride’* parents, Mr. and Mra. derdale, Anita and Bob Hadden, Dr. Robert Maaon of Murray, .. Md., to Lawrence Baxter. The John Rogers. Kentucky, and Marilyn's best Polly Brubaker, Bill and Betty marriage took plaeo on Oct 17 The bride’s table waa centered friend Mrs. James Rudy Albrit­ Hazlett, Jack and . Bobbie Morri­ in Chevy Chase. with an arrangement of white ton. her husband and daughter son. Ruth Jean and Harry Rob­ Linda, have been house guest* son, Cliff and Jane McKihbon, Mrs. Baxter hai many friends leaves, frosted lace wedding belts, during the holidays. The Albrit­ Dottle and Francis Roumiltht, In Sanford, and her mother, and white candles, used with tons are also from Murray. The Katie and Bob Jackson, Bob and Mrs. Medler, Is the former Miss white candles, used with white A. W. Sigsworths of Schenectady, Helen rim ed, Marge and Bill Hill, gladioli and fern. Eugenia Warren, daughter of Mr. New York, and their son David Aria Jane and Ray mood LundEach of the Indlviduhl table* and Mrs. E. M. Swaim of this have been visiting Doris and Fran qulst. and Earl and Creola Hig­ was centered with a flower-Uka city. Francisco. Mrs. Sigsworth is Dor ginbotham Know I've left out arrangement of white leaves is' sister. And another point for some. If you care. Sue. Bill and sprinkled with red glitter formed Sanford! nuth Hodges father. Mr. Wllie Thomas also had an open a center made of white Garrett from Williamsburg. V lr I '*• l**t night, with most of Colored Slides Are around pine cone and dalntr sliver orna* glnia, was back here for Christ-' same people. About seventy m enu. mas. He liked it so much, he had Icallcd during the appointed hours, Shown A t Meeting Those invited to attend the din­ to look' the town over again. • The table was spread with a ner were the bride and groogi'Monty Lillibec's mother is return- I wb‘,c linen cloth, graced with sll* Of Audubon Society elect, Don Simon and Mist Bev­ ing to Minnesota after quite a VCr candelabra and a silver The Seminole Audubon Society erly Rogers. Mr- and Mra. Charge 1long visit. Betty MeBratnic is ex- Pun<h bowl. The punchbowl was held Its December meeting Thurs­ Comeaux, Miss Betty Land, Mias peeling her sister for New Years. surrounded by holly and Brazilian day evening at the Superintend­ Martha Taylor, Mr. and Mra. Veras. 1pepper, and blue ornaments. The ent of Schools Rultdtn" tan- John Rogers, Mra. JtweB Simon, large centerpiece was of silver Mrs- Sydney Vail of At­ Melvyn Fleischer, who has been Mr., Mrs. Juthe ford. Edwin Varn, Larry Simon, Mies hite chrysanthe- visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. lanta Georgia left for home to -!,cave* w',lh Twenty-one members and guests Zeida Varn, Frank Gaul, Mra. R. mums, rr day, after spending C hristm as™ "1m ‘:red J 1c d _and. * l i,r car" a,,0.n* Irwin Flelseher, and his sister. Hold Open House were present.and the president, T. Humphrey, Mra. J. P. Holt* and roses. Dusty Rhode* Diana, has returned to Camp LeI with their daughter and son-tnelaw, Mrs. Hobart Moore. Mien Mr*. W. L. Sieg, presided. law. Polly and Doc Savage of ,n" ed '*». I,d,#- I * * Jeunr, Jacksonville, N. C. Friday Evening After the business meeting Harlow Goodspeed, Mra. Rogtr • Utile Venite. The Villa drove off ^ consisted of Cliff ALTAMONTE SPRINC.S-One of Miss Alice E. Elliott, described Schmidt, Mr. and Mra. Charles with tha top of the car loaded i X ' bbon' . , who very helpMr. and Mrs. William C. Hut­ the gayest holiday parties was five Florida Birds. McWilliams, Mra. Grace Gray, down with bamboo and other fto- l •. d*,bcf ? ^ ^°s chison have returned to Sanford Friday when Mr. and Mrs- Kris­ John Jure#. Bob nastedl, William The event of the evening wa* ra and fauna gathered on the mca*' ' ' nd this Is Indeed a labor after spending the holidays with tian A. Juthe held open house Shuize. Mrs- Gordon Brisson. Mra. • of love, because It is not easy the showing of beautiful colored Florida shores. „ , , „ . _ . , | to do- The play room was a pop Mrs. E. Hall Salle in llobc Sound from 3 to 7 p m. at their home slide# by Mr. and Mra W. L. Eugene noumlilat, aad Father e Congratulations to Pat and Kay „ |Jr spot | t the j^ys overlooking picturesque Lake Flor­ Sleg and the description of their Lyons. Here to spend the holidays with ida. ■Drwycr a"d (especially Kny) on i for chrUUnas. year long trip by trailer through V123 guests were Invited for the the Cest. They visited the Na­ the birth of their first, a boy■Don't have a complete guest list. their parents, Sir. and Mrs. 0. A. Speer Jr., are Mary Rose, a occasion. Eggnog was served Also understand that Joan Wei but here nre some of those who tional Parks and returned by sday gcle is in Seminole Memorial; were there. ' Muriel and Rocky student at Agnes Scott College In from a table overlaid with a pink of the northern states and Que­ quite ill. We arc all hoping she i glidcwcll. Dill and Betty Hazlett. Decatur. Ga, and Tommy, a stu-'and silver cloth centered with an bec, Canada. will soon be better Ruth and Joe fully. Let* and dent at U of F. Also visiting the arrangement of silver magnolia Refreshments were served by for. . Christmas Thcrp Is great activity at Gret- Jim Peterson. Lll and O. B. Gray,. Speers WEDNESDAY v „ . . . „ was Alee lave* and pink and white orna the members from Geneva. MRS. DONALD JAMES SIMON mrnt*. Silver randelabras hold­ chen Hall's house in Loch Arbor. Bill and Betty Lcmos. Dottle The Sanford Woman's Club ' A,,anla’ G*’ * (Photo by Cox) ing burning pink tapers and crys­ Grttchen is returning to Sanford Francis Roumillat. Cliff and Jane I „ have a luncheon meedng a t U :J 0 . on Sunday, and nil is being put McKihbon. Ruth Jean and Harry ,,ert’ ,0 "p<‘nJ lh'’ holidays tal punch bowls of cut glass p.m. Guest speaker will bo tba were u»ed. to rights against her coming. Lou Robson. Terry and John Price 1" i,h Mr' and Mr*- A- U Lron Rev. Robert Spear Jr., and boa*Assisting In serving were, from Johnson, for one Is detm m inrj to Dome!! and Tom . Kllcllne. Bill*: ”" ,h*‘,r d" " Bh,*r- Miss Ellen r u e s will be Mrs. B. B. Cram , Winter Tsrk. Mr* Juthe*’ daugh­ sec that all is in readiness T)re, Lois Waters. Tat and Rob I,y o n - of Tallahassee, w h o ley, MU* Adelaide Conte, Mlsa Mrs. Stanley Juthe, Jo nnd Roy Syme* 'built a roar­ Fletcher of Orlando. Iletta and brought with her a guest. Miss ter-in-law. Mrs. Louisa Stoddard and Mrs. Alice B. Cooper, Mrs. John L. ing fire in the harbeque Thur»- Paul Spelts, Mike and Bob Stone, Jcannie Phillips, also of Talla­ Harry Benson. Also the Mmcs. Jewell, and Mrs. George McCAlL day night and asked a goodly Jane Miller. Betty and John Mc­ hassee. N. B. Choice. Lester McCombs, Mis* Beverly Varn Rogers, book was kept was covered with crowd in for lobster, cooked as Cracken. Duslv Rhodes, Patty For reservations call Mra. Tboo Air. and Mrs. W L Point and T. L Gorham, Robert S. Brad­ Pate, 443, by Tuesday noon. Im ­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John a white cloth and a t one end was only Roy can do i t Jo's mother Murphy, and Ben Ksy King. Ail mediately prior to the hmebqpo Felton Rogers, and Donald James a bouquet of white gladioli, bal­ and father were here from South the girl., were dressed m party ,on' Clarence, of Newport News, ford and Clifford Knox. arc visiting their son in-law at 11 a. m., there will be a m eet Simon, son of Mrs. Jewell Simon anced by on arrangement of Carolina, and Roy’s sister was clothe*, and I won't go Into th e ! and the lata Jewell Simon, were while leaves, wending bells and j]*(, present. It was very Interest men’s «PPorel, because every time I ,,f,d daughter Mr. and .Mrs. Ing of the executive board in Om married Friday. Dee. 28. at 8:30 candles a t the other. board room. ing hearing about some of th e ! I do. | get into trouble. Sold Kf nne|h Torbclt. P m. In All Souls Catholic Mrs. Humphrey was assisted by Christina* present* distributed I something about John King the Church. Mrs. Homer Little Also assist­ among Sanford friend*, especial ; other day for which I am very did not look handsome in his gray Father Lyons officiated at tha ing were Mrs. Robert Schmidt, ly that of Jane McKlbbin’s to .s orr.v, became he made me prom- flannels, and he doe* know better double ring ceremony which was who kept the bride's book; Mr*. Andy Garraway. The man w hojisf to print a retraction before f than to wear red flannels to a Mr. and Mrs. E. R Bronson pot formed against a background Grace Gray, who rut the cake, ha* _ every thing these days had j could get my laundry bark, which party In Sanford. I have a feel­ today revealed the marriage of was locked up in his car (Dodie ing that this will not satisfy him, their .on, Herbert E. Bronson, to of till baskets of white gladioli Mrs. 11. L. Moore, who served the hotter watch out! Mr and Mrs* Arthur H. Btck and fuji mum*, white pom poms punch; and Mr*. Gordon Brisson. j Friday niehl brought on sever- let me me the dryer.) John King but oh well. Miss Barbara Ann Carter, daugh­ with Jr. announce the birth of and palms. ter of Mr. and Mr*. 0. F. Car­ a 6 lb. to oz. son, Kevin Arthur, ' " ar.,ow Goodspccd, and .n „pen houses. We had one out on Dee. 27 at Seminole Memorial here that almost went on withMrs. Eugene Roumillat provid­ Mrs. Charles MeWiUiams, ter, of Moultrie, Ga ed nuptial music for the cere­ The couple will make their res­ Hospital. For her wedding trip Mrs. Si- out me. My little Judy had to ident* at West Palm Beach while mony. mon chose a cashmere wool beige go to the hospital, and when I Mr- and Mrs. G. V. Jones an­ The lovely hrlde ua* given in sheath dicss and jacket, w ith1reached home a great many of Mr. Bronson is undergoing tran­ nounce the birth of an 8 lb. marriage by her father, and wore long sleeves. and I my truest* were already here, j sition training in C-34 typo a ir daughter, Linda Helene, on Dec a formal wedding gown of chancraft, after which they will have' 27 In Shrcvport, La. Mrs. Jon, •ARN HtOM THK After Jan. j, the couple will! Possibly you can imagine my patill) lace ami nylon tulle over reside in Lafa)clte, La permanent residence in the is the former Mi*s Marty Per' nlc as I watched the clock t!c*< AT THI bridal satin. Ttie scalloped por­: Azores. I kins. The bride was born ‘in Saj& A j!0" fenliring that they wore artrait neckline was embroidered® .irui U a sniri'iafn ' living m d I na*ln t *v*n been withiridescentsequins, nn<l s«lfHospital. Shc j,a?| bccn Workfnr hom<? for 1** hour3'- Bui B o lan d covered button* extended down | , , s cm |n0|- Memorial [fn.nltsl * Della tam e through, and fortu­ n e neck Of the bodice. The boufT h c T ro ^ 1nately my dear friends are very Your savings placed besw fant skirt was styled of tier* of I yctt"® U .nd l* a .tldem . ' Bood In the kitehen. Especially on or before the 10th of lace and tulle. She carried a Southwestern U n i v e r s i t y n aj.,S IAni,fl ,,a,lllcn' Polly Hrub',k ,r' ! the month earn dividends whtte satin prayer book topped ing in K|ectricJ|, KingineennV I ->"•• l,arri,,‘ 'v|l|lam * Hill Lem- j In a beautiful candlelight cere­ veil a* best man. and uihers wera I • - |„ j Willi a white orchid and stream ._______ *" to. came bounding in with punch mony Mis* Nixio Mae Kirchhoff, Ralph Langford and Damon Hicks, «r*. gla.se-, cieam checte, nnd greet-1 daughter of Mr- nn,l Mr*. Wil­ also of AtlantF. Maid of honor was Miss Betty ing* at the door, so all turned Following the wedding, a recep­ liam E. Kirchhoff, became the Land. of Jacksonville, and out well. I think the table a r­ tion was held at the home of tho S4VINGI AND LOAN AUOClATfOf bride of John Philip Coleman bride maid* were Miss Martha rangement wa* especially lovely, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John bride's parents, 1617 E. Second Taylor, of Jacksonville, and Mr. and Mr. Ro*>eter did me a great Philip Coleman, of Atlanta, Ga. St. Chart,-* Comeaux, »i*tcr of the favor by delivering it way out: o f S a n fo rd After Jan. 10, the couple will The double ring ceremony took gioom. from Lafayette, La. They here. Three tall white candle*, reside In Atlanta at 1197 Logan place at Holy Cross Episcopal ssore identical gown* of eotilllon sprinkled with Silver w.ire set blue taffeta, fashioned with long Church with the Rev. II. Lyttle- Circle. N. Eamidst silvered holly and beaufitted torso and full ballerina ton Zimmerman and the Bev. John Three couples celebrated th e irtt,fu| v ,rlw ,,d f3rn!,Uon‘- " bi,° Thomas officiating. William Kirlength skirt*. With the-e wars wedding anniversaries Thursday I chrysanthemums, popper borne*. ssorn *a*he« of royal blue, and chltoff, brother of the bride, serv­ their flowers were pale yellow night, when Mr. and Mr* F M a"d rcd «™»tion*. This was ed at acolyte and lit the candles observed their 16th vear pl;' <■c,, on ,ho rC'.' “ ble c,"th and fuji mums with satin stream ­ , Swaim in the seven-branched candelabra. together. Mr. and Mr*. George"1 »Hvcr pum-h b,,w| to me was er.* The hridc, given In marriage by lL..irr> .rrv Stmon Orlando, observed ajayJoy. i,PhoU\,it (And * fan Simon served servru a* a* Jsest «c»i ^Parker S r th|J*°because wa* not my her father, was radiant In a bal­ lerina-length gown of White peau man for his brother and u.hers, Liticberger of Mt Verdr uL doing ) It should behoove me to W ed. — T h u rs . — F r i. sure Edwin Varn, cousin of the “f Ml* U rd c - ol»-L . modest about my own parly, dc sole and luce- The fitted bod­ Jiriili-, and ‘ buries omeaux, * but I can brag about Della’s roll* ice wa* fashioned with a scallop­ brother-in-law of the groom. Mr*. Parker Is Mr Swaim . 3n,, ham> chpe. p ()ip vt,en(1 ed neckline anil a yoke of lace. The bride* mother wore a (Ml j" •te r andMrs. Lineberger is h i .; jnR „ rrP n ,llh an,, Forr„ t Nor. Long molded sleeve* ended in blue taffeta cocktail dre** w ith; niece; so every year they all get VfH Pjll, an(| RctU Spcltz. Will point* over the wri*t. She wore hlack acccs.ories and a corsage|together for a joint celebration i s , , Joy Wcbci, Rvmnic Weber. a tiara «f mtnature svhito flow­ of pink camellias. 1^'* year they all- went to the I)o<lio and John King, Jane nmi er* and pearls, from which fell Mr Simoo, mother of tha Villanova in Oilando, for dinner cille Heard, Mary an,I Bart Pet a shoulder-length veil of silk Il­ gi'iom, wa* dressed in black, ac- and an enjoyable evening. This ker, netty and Jim Guy. Polly lusion. She carried a white pray­ rantuated with white rollar an d ' memorable date I* s |,0 j , r, er book lopped with white camel­ and Dun Savage, Olivia and Andy ruff* Her accessories were black Swaim’s birthday, lia* and lily of the valley. Simmons. Helen ant Andy Carra and svhito and her corsage wa* ___________ _______ Maid of honor and only attend­ The biidc * grundmother. Mr* jLeftoverrare roost beef may be c.llo l i e 'l l . *Mary’ andTiart" PePP ant of the bride is a* her sister, Mi«« Gretehen Kirchhoff. K"" ' ain' " 0.r* na'? bluf ,u th ln*° D'<* Stogsr.off. Cut it erson. Marge ar.d Blit Hill. Dust) SIRS. JOHN PHILIP COLEMAN JR (Some Spring Wear) navy, accessories and eynbidium „,to strips about >, inch thick! nhodc. Al Deanna. Ben and Kay ( Photo by Dcnn King i Robert Howard, of Atlanta, taror' huK ................. . . aml * of inches long.Mlx King, Pat and Dave To,ld. ShirImmediately following the w ed-' — -* onion —1— nnd.............. ' with -1-1— strips of »lirct|!|ry and Jim Rosa. Bill and- -Betty uui^, ■ - - 1 mushrooms that have been cook->Lemon. Jean and John Dooley, the home of Mrs- R,, T. Hum- ed in butter. Add sour cream ,I Patty Murphy, John and Harriet phrey. In her decorations. Mr*, bouillon, prepared mustard and Williams. Tommy Peterson (PenHumphrey used white and sll- heat thoroughly but do not boil.'ny under the weather, sorry to HAVE A BIG TIME l.nsl Time Todny ver With touche* of red. In the Season to taste with sale and hear). Jo anJ Roy Svrne*. Bill enlratwe was a large bouquet o f , pepper. Hutchinson. (Sally In Hob* Sound NEW YEAR’S EVE. astute gladioli and fern*, and lhcj----MSAMOUNT rttStWT> ' ' bride * tabic was cuserrd wills a white lace cloth, centered tsith Plan Now To a >pray of white gladioli and fcin. At on* end was the beautiful Attend Our Gala three tiered wedding take, topped m tii 4 -rid) and groom, and at New Year’s Eve Open Hou.se, Noiseniakthe other s*a* the sparkling crys­ tal punch bow) and serving cup*. er.s, Favors, etc. Phone Now For Reserva­ The -able on which the bride's aud P ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ } °f ★ 1 * Beverly Rogers, Donald Simon Wed In Double Ring Ceremony f. * 1 ■31 Bronsons Reveal Sons Marriage BIRTH r Nixie Kirchhoff, J. P. 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I — Jim Tatum quits land to eoach football at Carolina. t — Hugh Devore loavaa to eoack Philadelphia Qalalala (1-7) li t* # r e t ■TM R i l V - i / l l MB* MU JAN. 10 — International Boxing Otob Inflated undar antitrust ’ „ JAN. U — Paaeual P a rti re­ tain* flyweight title, beating Lao Eiplnoso. ..JAN. 12 — Prankie Albert to coach San Praaeiaco 46srs. JAN. If—Feather Champ Sandy la d lla r flop* Flaah Elorde In JAN. 25 — Hank Greenberg and Joe Cronin make Hall of Fame. : JAN. 17—Football Giant* tear* Polo Ground* for Yankee Btx)Uum. Joe Lapchlck resigns a* Knickerbocker basketball coach. JAN. 26 — John Landy runs mile In S:6AA at Melbournes San FancUeu beat* California, 33-34, for the 40th straight In basket* ban. t VU.B ! FEB. 1 — Kayes Jenkins wins man's flguo skating at Olympics, mplcs. . FED. 3 — Tenley Albright and Carol Helss era one-two In wo­ men's figure skating at Olympics. FEB. 4 — Russia wins Winter Olympics. FEB. 7 — Larry Board men up­ sets lightweight champ Bud Smith la noo-title bout | FEB. • - Vince Boryla to roach Knickerbockers. FEB. 11 — Parry O’Brien tosses }6 pound shot 86 feet 6 Inches for new world Indoor mark. FEB. 14 — Toy poodle Wilber While Swan is best-ln-show at Westminster. FEB 18—Lapchlck to roach St. John’s five. 'FEB. 17 — Hayes Jenkins wins prorld figure skating crown • FEB. IS — Carol Ifelss takes roinen’s world figure skating Ills. Nashua wins Wldencr, Is se­ cond horse to win 31 million FEB. 10 — AAU s u s p e n d * Cintee. FEB. 25 — Nsedlos wins Flam­ ingo, Jim Golllday runs 60 yard |n 6 seconds. I MARCH 3 — Santee wins Col pmblan Mile. • MARCH 5 — Tony DeMarco (tops Bud Smith In ninth of nontitle bout. 3IARCH 11 — Louise Suggs wins Tltleholders* golf. MARCH 14 — Johnny Saxton rejaJnx welter title with un popular Chicago decision over Carmen liaslllo. MARCH !« — Tenley Albright wins fifth straight U. S. figure title. Santee wins Cleveland mile. MARCH 17 — Hayes Jenkins wins U. S. skating crown. Nashua funs fifth at Gulfstrcam. MARCH 19 - Navy takes John­ ny Podres. MARCH 23 — San KrancUco retains NCAA basketball title, beating Iowa, 83-71. MARCH 21 — Needles soU Gulfstream record In Florida Derby. Louisville trims Dayton 63-80, In National Invitation bas bethel1 final. ; MAI 1| 29 — George Drsen lets world swim record of 18:05 Ip NCAA 1.600 meters. APRIL 5 — Breen sets world ipark of 19:40.4 for mile swim. • APRIL 7— Landy uns mil* In 3:68.8. Philadelphia Warriors beat Fort Wayne, 99 38, for one basketball title. : APRIL 8 — Jack Burke wins M.i -T* golf with 289. APRIL 10— Montreal beats Detroit, 3-1, to take Stanley Cup hockey. APRIL 15 — Swaps runs world (pcord 1:69.5 for mile and 70 yards. I APRIL 26 — Ulg Ten places Ohio State on probation and b a n team from Rose Bowl. ; APRIL 27 — Heavyweight r|iamp Rocky Marciano retires JUNE 3 — John Heharrcll, 18, wins British Amateur golf. JUNE S — Light heavy ehamp Archie Moore slops Ynlando Pompey In 10th In London. JUNE S — Floyd Patterson beats Hurricane Jackson on split dsclsion. JUNE 0 — Swap* sets world rscord of 1:33.1 for mile. JUNE 11 Gene Llltler romp* In Round Robin golf. JUNE 14 — Giants trade A1 Dark. Whltey Imrkman, Ray Kalt and Don Liddle to Cards for Red Schoendlenst, Jack Drandt, Dill Sami and Dick Littlefield. JUNK 16 — Cary MiddlecoH'a 281 boat! Ben Hogan and Julius Boros in U. S. Open. Needles beats Caresr Boy in Belmont. Cornell wins IRA*regalts. Charlie Grimm resigns ss Milwaukee manager, Is succeeded by Fred Haney. JUNK 18 — U. S. beats Brit­ ish In Wightman Cup tennis 20th straight time. JUNK 30 - Kansas City A’s sign Lou Boudreau for two more years. JULY 1 — Charley Du nas high jumps 7 feet H Inch in Olympic trials. JULY 8 — Peter Thomson wins third Open in row. JULY 7 — Shirley Fry halts Angela Huxton at Wimbledon. JUI.Y 8 — Southern California barred from Rose Bowl for two years. JULY 10 — National League wins All-Star game, 7 3. JULY 14 — Mel I'amell of Boston no-hlts White Sox. Nashua wins Monmouth, run* earning* to 11.236,963. Swap* sets world re­ cord of 1:58 3/5 for 1U miles. JULY 15 — Yankee* win 10th In row, take lOMi-game lead. JULY 14 — Briggs family sells Detroit Tiger* for J 5 'i million to li man syndicate. JULY 24 — Jack Burke heats Ted Kroll, 3 and 2, for PGA crown. JULY 25 -r- Swaps sets world record, running I S miles In 2:68.2. JULY 29 — Dick Hanley sets American and AAU records, swims 10O meters in 1:56.3. Kathy Cornelius wins U. S. Women's Opsn golf. SEPT. 3 — Swap* sets record at Washington Park. Johnny Longden break* Gordon Richards’ mark, riding 4A71 winners. Braves lead Dodgers Dy 3ts games; Yan­ kees lead Indians by I t t . SEPT. 9 — Ken Rosswell up­ sets Lew Hoad for National sing­ les tennis title. > Shirley Fry bests Althea Gibson for woman’s crown. SEPT. 10 — Phillies sign Manager Msyo Smith for 1957. SEPT. 11 — Milwaukee signs Manager Haney for 1957. Dodgers tit Bravss for first place. SEPT. 12 — Braves regain lead, beating Dodgers, 6-7. BasUio regains welter crown, stopping Saxon In 9th at Syracuse. SEPT. 16 — Ilarvle Ward wins National Amateur golf. Dodgers take firat place. SEPT. 16 — Yankees win saventh American League Dag In eight yeas under Casey Stengel as Jllckey Mamie's 50th bomer In 11th bsate Chicago, 3 2. SEPT. 21 — Senators sign Man­ ager Charlie Dressen for 1957. SEPT. 22 — Marlene Stewart wins U. S. Women's Amateur golf. 8MU upsets Notre Dame. 1913. Syracuse upsets Maryland, 2612. SEPT. 23 — Braves replace Dodgers In lead. White Sox sign Manager Marty Marion for 19J7. SEPT. 25—Brooklyn's Sal Maglit no-hlt* Phillies. SEPT. 27 — Bucky Harris re­ sign* as Detroit manager. SEPT 29 — Dodgers best Pirates twice. Braves bow to Cards, trail Dodgers by one game. Mansgcr A1 Lopet of Cleveland resigns. SEPT. 30 — Dodgers win Na­ tional League pennant, beat Pir­ ates, 8-6. 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No obligation. No one will cull on you! Write today, simply giving your name, address and age. Hull to Old American Ins. Co-, 3 Went 9th. Dept. L1309B Kunsus City, Mo. num aa-* Ur i r r i a Businta* ia booming out the NOV. 21 — Phillies trade Del Mayfair Inn Seminole Country Ennli to Cards for Rip Repulskl Club way, and two busy fellows and Bobby Morgan. Don New- are Mario Carfagno and hit abl# combe gets National Leagua's assistant, Gary Fraxna. most valuable player award. One of the really outstanding Pirates retain Manager Bobby shot* during the recently p ait se­ Bragan. cond annual $15,000 PGA Mayfair NOV. 22 — Rummer Tan win* Inn Open was the first day on the llth hole. Jeanne Foulk was the Pimlico Special. NOV. 23 — Charley Dumas seta official eard taker and was seat­ Olympic high Jump record. Ban­ ed juat off the 18th. Porky Oliver tamweight Charles Vinci and was coming In wltr a three under featherweight Isaac Barger win par, and on his Iron shot onto the green his ball landad on the walght crowns for US. NOV. 34 — Bobby Morrow high aid* and rolled off Into the (100-meter dash), Glenn Davis rough. Porky, the groat thowman and (400-meter hurdles), Harold Con­ nolly (hammer throw) and Greg sportsman that ha Is, surveyed Bell (broad Jump) win Olympic hla problem and prepared for a gold medal* for US. Mlsalle takes 30 foot chip shot. Ju at before he addressed the ball ha walked over Pimlico Futurity. OCT. 3 — Dodger* beat Van NOV. 26 — Tom Courtney (800), to Jeanne Foulk and asked her kces, 6 3, In Serlea opener. Bob Richard (pole vault) and to kiss the club. She did, and OCT. 4 — Dodgers trim Yan­ heavyweight Paul Anderaon and Porky chipped in fom the rough kee*, 16 8 light heavy Tommy Kono win for a birdie and a good solid 64. OCT. 6 Yankees win, 5-3. Olympic walght titles for US. Jeanne' was Impressed— and OCT. 7 — Yankees even Series. NOV. 27 — Morrow wins 200, Al rightly so— Saturday aha wa* 62. Oerter take* discus for US. playing against Whltely McMullen OCT. 8 — Don Larsen pitches NOV. 28 _ Lee Calhoun (110- and aha landed on the high side first perfect no-hlt Series game, meter high hurdles) and Parry of the 18th green. She blew a Yankees win, 2-0. OCT. 9 — Clem Lablne hurls O'Brien (shot put) win Olympics kiss at bar putter and proceed for US. Cleveland names Kerby ed to put In for a birdie and 10 Innings first lime, Dodger* win, Parrel a* manager. tha round. 16. NOV. 29 — Charlie Jenkliu, The past week haa been Jam OCT. 10—Yankees win Series, med with tournament* for both 9 0 Johnny Kucks allowing three US, wins 400-meter run. NOV. 30— Floyd Patterson Mayfair Inn guasta and C. C. hits. OCT. 11 — Stan Hack resigns knocks out Archie Moore In fifth members. Some of the winners to become heavy weight champ. are below. a* Cub manager. OCT. 12— Cubs sign Rob Milt Campbell wins Olympic de­ Dec. 23 cathlon. Scheffing. Lew Net OCT. 13 — Nashua wins Jockey Men DEC. 1 - Bill Yonyk (200Club Gold Cup. runs earnings to Guests; J. Weis 74 11,289,505 and I* retired to stud. meter butterfly) Bob Clotworthy A. Stillman 75 (springboard diving) and Mildred Bold Ruler wins Futurity. OCT. 15 — Paul Richards to McDaniel (women's high Jump) lead Baltimore Orioles three win at Olympic*. DEC. 3 — Detroit gets Jim No Racing Program more years. Flnigan, three others from kansa* OCT. 17 — Tigers sign Jack At SO KC Tomorrow City for Ned Ganrer, Virgil Tighc as manager. LONGWOOD-Th# Sanford-Or OCT. 25 — While Sox oust Trucks, Wayne Belardi and Gene Undo kennel club will Interrupt Host. Dodgers retain Walter Alst­ Manager Marion. Its m i -Might record season OCT. 2rt — Navy relearn** on for 1957. tor one day Tuesday as a cour­ DEC. 4 — Mrs. Patricia Mc­ Podrc* because of bad back. tesy to the Elks Tangerine Bowl OCT. 27 — Harhison win* $3t9,- Cormick retains springboard div­ charity footbatl game In Orlando ing title. 210 Garden State. Oklahoma There will be no raclnr pro­ DEC. 5 — Shelley Mann take* crushes Noire Dante, 40 0. gram Tuesday night, but the track 100-meter butterfly swim. OCT. 29 — White Sox sign Al DEC. 6 Russia clinches Olym­ will continue Ita regular schedule Lopes ns manager. with matinee and night perform­ pic team title. ances on Wednesday. DEC. 7 — Mrs. McCormick re­ NOV. 10 — Tennessee upset* The Sanford Orlando racing tains high diving title. Geogls Tech, 6-0. meet, which Is now entering the DEC. 10 — Citadel football NOV. 12 — Master Doing of busiest weeks of th# season, ex­ France wins Laurel nternatlonnl. coach John Sauer resigns. tends through Feb. 21. DEC. 13 — Dodgers trade Rob­ NOV. 13 — Cincinnati gets The Tangerine Bowl twirling inson to Giants. Warren (lacker. Don Hoak and champion will put on a special I)KC. 16 — Mike Fetehlrk wins New Year’s Ere performance at Pete Whlsenant from Cub* for Ray Jnblonskl and Elmer Sing­ Mayfair Inn PGA Open Sanford, th* track tonight. leton. NCAA puts North Carolina Fla. Slate, Southern California, Cali­ fornia and Ohio State on pro­ bation. NOV. 14 — Mantle I* voted American League's most valua­ ble player. NOV. 20 — California football ALL ahotgumi on sale coach Lynn Waldorf resigns. AUG. 5 — Dutch Harrison wins All-American golf AUG. 6 — Derek IbboUon of Britain runs 3:594 mile. AUG. 7 — Boston Red Sox fine Ted Williams 35.000 for spitting. AUG. 8 — The Intruder wins Hambletonlan trot. AUG. 13 Ted Kroll wins Tam o’ Sbanler “ world golf." . . . nntt mall It today to find AUG. 18 — Swoon's Son wins out how you can still upply ms&svia ssr American Derby, Needles unbeaten In 46 bouts. APRIL 26— Gena LJttlsr re­ fifth. peats In Tournament of Cham­ AUG. 34 — Jos Brown dethrones Bud Smith for lightweight title. pion* golf. k MAY 6 — NCAA bans Auburn, Florida and Loulsvlllo for re ­ cruiting violations. MAY 5 — Needles wins Kanlucky Darby. Jim Bailey beats Landy In 3:56.6 mils at Los An­ golas. O’Brion batters 16-pound shot put mark with <1 foot 1 inch toss. MAL 11 — Dave Sima seta world mark of.l for 220-yirds. MAY 13 — Brooklyn’s Carl Ersklno no-hit* Giants, 3-0. Fresno. MAY IS - New York upholds AAU suspension of Santa*. MAY 16 — Ray Robinson keeps middleweight title, stopping Bobo Obon In 3:61 of fourth. MAY IS - Fablus bests Need­ les in Preafcneis. Nashua runs earnings to $1,100,365, replacing CUatioo as money champ. Sime ties world mark of 9.3 for 100 yards. Pacific Coast Conference puts UCLA on three-year proba­ tion. MAY 22 — Coast Conference fines eight of nine members for sports infractions. MAY 36 — Pirates' Dale Long sets record, bis seventh homer In seven games. MAY 37 — Long homers in eighth straight fame. Don Jan­ uary gats thro* eagles, wins Dallas golf. MAY 30 — George Flshsrty win* 600-mlle Indlanipolls auto race, 3-20 I S-H Dalias Hate M* MO MO * 1-hd l.llllllc a o MO M * 2 2-M oltcaay Ana MO > t-*a Events In 1956 — JAN. (* -* ) 122 20 Dalle aoubl# (*•«) *12.00 THIRD RACK—4,1* M * B J Marked A XM MO M * I 1-lH -dh at'cb Bl’i r MO MO MO T 2-lH -dh e i c IMS* MO MO MO T 2-tH-db Shotgun ammunition on sale FOCRTII RACK—* 1 # MILK Tru* Hobby. K uril D odser. Kd'e Xfember die, Conrad In Control, Joan Owen. Miss B utterfly, H ucsr UUaa FIFTH RACK—4 /IS MILK Low Xole. Honey Man. Fired. Cap's Choice. Mr. Cool Airs. Lucky Deeltn. U m on Jane Hun Roaraer SIXTH RACK—* 'l * M4I.M Frilly Lace, tasltlbla Man. L i­ m n. Floatlne World Vero Jack. Hurl* Chrle. Identn Tap. Htire Cash SKVRVTir RACK—a /lS MILK Miner Mo, Malhlan Im perial Duke, neratiee Of Tod. Lucky Renard. White Armor. I’m Tours flow Kxeltln r KiriHTH R A C R -S /I* SttLK Captain Ifonk. HIM W rap. Prl Vise. Cleat Perky P e a a r. J-an te Ferrell, nellshle V»«r—- ir..m -rt»t SIXTH RACK—a /i a strr.R Kd'e Rreftk* Screen, l«oto"- H er Benny, Huey Choosey. V oter's n in tre Mle* Illlleriireet Veda Ray. Fable Fashion t k x t h n u n —a * m il k Club Members: Phillips 68 69 Ladle* 77 78 78 Altman M a n tle Is A th le te O f Y e a r By OSCAB FRALEY ( J i M Frees Sparta Writer NEW YORK O) — Young*t«rs took over the top spote ia prac­ tically evsry sport to 1386 as hon­ ors for tho athlete of th* y**r west to master Mickey M aatk of tbs New York Yankees. Tho 25-year-old Oklahoma elouts r ted a w its of 30-tear-old* tto the crest of th d r various Shuffleboard b 'Fine Relaxation' - Jo# Murray, htsd of th# San­ ford shuffleboard eourto, haa * remedy for tha stale man or woman who has been sitting around twiddling thumb* too long. “Wo play shuffleboard bore every day, year ’round," bo Mid, “and there’s no requirement on membership..’ ' Of tho four districts to Flor­ ida, Sanford la n mambor of tha Northern district Tbs Sanford * uffleboord team, who bava woa more matches than they bava lo s t Play such town teams as Winter Park, Ssnlsndo, Longwood, DsLand, Orange City, ML Dors, Cltr Island, Now Smyrna, Pasbody and Coronado. “ It’s a fins relaxation, and a good com petitive PM tlm e,” Mur­ ray said as ho played • class round Sunday. “Almost everybody that trie* it like* It” he added. It’s fun, it* (OmetMng to do, and It* a sociable thing." At firat appearance tha game seems easy. Th* playtr jokes, talks, and laugh* with the person they’re playing against and seem infly Just shuffle to get one of of their puta on e scoring sone. But with close e c r u 11 n f ramifications become more ap­ parent. Each put Is thought out beforehand, each patter* plan­ ned to block the oppoeition and lay the guard for a good slide for a score. Game Is 75 points, and sometime* lu a prolonged affair when (wo teams of-two quick-witted ahirp-sUders each oppose each other. Ru»h Call. A'UraC, FrrakeU Hrown, Ln Htratch. Tim- Factor. JM'. Dearnn Jon**. D irk (lrets. A frlcio Vlol-t SILKSHATH K U K - I / I MILK M-ln Bln*. Iluhh.r Bonnc-r ‘Melntjrpc. Hullin'* Choice. Molly FlcThrra Coin. lor Coot K ilt FiTi ~ Gueits: Mr*. M. Cohen Mr*. Soyka Mr*. Welnsaft tlllt HampU Dee. 21 Blind Bogey NOTICE G uttt: M. Sepia* 73 Dee. 27 I will not be responsible far Two Ball sny debts Incurred by anyone Husband and Wife ■except myielf. Guests: Mr. and Mr*. Sehneider (s) JOSEPH TEKLAP 44 sports as the old-timers began to fad*. And evsn to golf, previous­ ly dominated by the 40-year-olds, m the individual leaders were 33- ” year-old Jackie Burke ta d 30ytar-oid H arris Wart. The only other “ elderly" lende was Mrs. Pat MeComlek, the 10-year-old California housewife who scored a double Olympic diving victory. Sport by sport, tho Individual litd « n wore: BasoboH: Mantlo was tht stickout, menacing Babe Ruth’s heroic m home run record of 60 to a sea- W ion with 63 and also leading the majors with a -35S batting mark and 130 runs batted to. I r e n Don Larson, the World Sorlos thunder stealer on a perfect no-hlt, a o ru a game, Is only 37. Boxing: Floyd Patterson, a mere 31. become the youngest benvyetgbt rule to ring history as ha flattened ancient Archie Moore. It.w as typical of Urn tim e s,® Archie being 40 going o r 43. Basketball: Th* big man was 6-foot, 10-Inch Bill BuosslL who lsd San raaciseo to Ita second 0 straight NCAA title and the Un­ ited Slates to th* Olympic crown with n final 63-5S win over Bas­ ils. Among the pros It was 23V ytar-old Bob Pstilt of St. Louis, a 6-foot, 9-Inch form er LEU ace bo became the greatest scorer m since Georgia Mikan. f Tennis: Lew Hoad, 33, wa* the amateur ace with victories to the Australian, French and Wlnbledon at 29 continued to dominate ths ■ pros, overpowering hla latest challenger, Tony T rsbert. Golf: Burke, th# "veteran" of the year'* stars, stepped forward with wins In the blasters and PGA. Ward copped the amateur the second year In a row, first £ such feat since Lawson Little did It to 1935. Racing: Willi* Hartack, 344, won the riding crown for the seeond year in a row, taking the plsy from venerable Johnny Longden’s all-time mark. O. D. Farrell’s Arcade Package Store Featuring The Very Beat 310 E. Lit #*•«** rid.!? niu****-» Finest In Racing Thru Feb- 28th Sirry, No Minora Nightly Except RAIN OR SHINE Sunday No other words May good luck light aay B so well— HAPPY NEW YEAR! A JOYOUS NEW YEAR! your way through 19571 A Prosperous New Yearl Track Will Close tomorrow Night, Jan. 1 See The Elks’ Tangerine Bowl Game Racing Resumes Wed. Matinee 2 p. m. Jerry Collins, Track Operator SAMPLE PRICES Re* SALE Winchester Model 12 $79.95 Motutherg Pump with I’olychoke anl recoil pad. $32.95 $12.35 Browning Automatic with Polychoke. $146.25 $131.62 12 Ga. Express Load $3.10 $2.72 12 Ga. Magnum Load $3.90 $3.12 Robson Sporting Goods .101 E . F irst St. Phone 99K m Vj 7a Located 8 Miles South Of Sanford On Hy. 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow �* 3 SANFORD HERALD f I**-. 81, 195G Page 7 Hospital Notes dec. a Aduheiees James Smith (Sanford) Danny Ellsworth (Sanford) Births Baby Boy Garner Discharges Lewis Sermane (Sanford) Marjorie Myers (Sanford) Joyce Rota (Sanford) Lily Jones (Sanford) John F railer (Sanford) Argenia Constantine (Sanford) Richard Chsllettee Jr. (Sanford) DEC. a Admissions Elda Nichols (Lonfwood) Leonard Hendrix (Maitland) .John D. Carter (Orlando) Rev. J. W. Grant (Oviedo) Elvera Alford (Sanford) Dolores Gnldry (Sanford) Modestis Smith (Sanford) Births Baby Boy Guidry Baby Girl Smith (Modest!*) Baby Girl Smith (L erov) Discharges Joan Weiglo (Sanford) Francis Gnldry (Sanford) Gary Gray (Sanford) Cynthia Collier (Sanford) /age j.t* cd frum Pear Onet !d* w o rd when one of the adro flew non stop from :rlh. Australia, to Columbus. hlo. without refueling. From ■«*«■ early efforts the Navy’s 'eavy Attack program has since ^ •ftr.p td Into an increasingly •owerfn. force in the countries Jefense prjram . VAH-5 later was J»e first Heavy AtUck Squadron to operate full time off a carrier Under Cd- Spelts, Heavy Attack Squadron Five has continued to make aviation history and has had such achievements a* being the first squadron of its type tn w operate off the new Farrestal » Clnas Carrier. tCdr. Spelts referred to these md manv other outstanding i e r formance* when he stated “ the constant untiring efforts and un­ beaten spirit of the men of VAH5 have resulted In jn c ', xr-,'»i-icTjievemcnts from normal rou­ tine tests which are respected throughout the whole Navy as A > « n as the Heavy Attack Pro• gram. During the last overseas deployment VAII-3 demonstrated their full capability as a first' rate fighting unit by flying more hours and completing mor» asaignments off a carrier than in any previous deployment, which la • tsitimony of the continuing high Moral and enthusiasm which has alwaya been an inhereuu trademark of this squadron since 'f i t s commissioning " Y Among the SO guest* at the cere­ mony were Capt. and Sirs. It. w. Jackson; Capt. J. T. Black­ burn; Commander Heavy Attack Vlng One; and his Chief of Staff. Cdr- W. E. Lomot. Following the Change of Com­ mand Ceremony, Squadron Offleers and guesta were received at • reception at the home of Cdr. Tully. • DKC. a CINDY IVANS (top), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Evans, De»' catur, 111, waa given added hope of survival from severe burns suffered on November 37 when . the parents of Gilbert Case, J r , 3, who died in a car crash, granted permission to use hie skin In grafts to aid the g irt The boy's parents, injured In the, crash, are recuperating. At bot­ tom, Mrs. James Evens writes a letter of thanks to Sir. and Mrs. C ue in Chicago. (IVernoHonelJ Carrie Lee Jonea (Sanford) Oliva Simmons (Sanford) Audrey Heny (Sanford) Clara Tyner (Sanford) Fannie Robinson \ (Altamonte Springs) Dischargee Teresa Mutik (Sanford) Leonard Hendrix (Maitland) Sigmund Bernstein (New York) DEC. 31 Maxine Stevenson (Sanford) Cynthia Collier (Sanford) Louis Brademeyer (Geneva) Discharges Mrs. Lester Tlllli and baby girl Sanford) Mra. Arthur Reckwlth and baby boy (Sanford) VtalUag Boors: Private Rooms, II a. m. to • p. m.; Semi-Private Holler Is Contest Rooms, 2 to t p. m., 7 to • p. m.; County's Pediatrics, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m. (Continues frnrti Page One) Winner; Attending Parents and Grandparents only: County would be higher than the O^etetries, No visiting durtna one, quoted above. Rose Bowl Game feeding of babies. Private Rooms, Houk estimated that during 1937 11 a. m. to 12 noon, 3 to 4 p Bill Holler Jr., head of th t they will be required to make about m. and 7 to I p. no., Semi-Private Holler Motor Seles, Sanford, Fla., 75% changes in the listings of Booms, 3 to 4 p. m. and T to business enterpriaee In the book accompanied by Mrs. Holler, will > p. m. listings, including new names add­ be among 100 Oldsmobile dealers ed, names withdrawn, changes in from throughout the United I ownership, changes in credit rat-1 States who will spend New Year's Folks ’’lags, and In trade style*. (Ceatlaaed fra as Page 1) The Dun & Bradstreet Reference Day in Pasadena, Calif., watching ring In tke new. Bcok is said to be the World’s the Tournment of Roae* Parade Night clubs throughout the largest regularly published volume and the Rose Bowl football game. Seminole County area will havs It weighs close to 24 pounds. Six The 100 dealers are winners In their parties for gussti who cele­ editions of the book are published Oldsmobile'* "Rocket to the Rose brate the going and coming of annuilly, and back of the names the years. Bowl’’ contest in tho book are reports enlarg­ Upon arrival in Loo Angeles, Throughout Sanford c h u r c h ing on all factors which are sym­ Sunday, December 30, tho winning services will welcome In the New bolised in the listing. Oldsmobile dealer* and their Year, The F irst Presbyterian wives will bo transported to the Church will hold a New Year’s famous Ambassador Hotel on Eve service beginning at i t : 30 •O ld Wllshlre Boulevard, where they p. m. which will be under the dir­ I (Continued from Page 1) will be guesta of Oldsmobile d u r ection of the aenior age young ance rider provided, none of the Ing their West Coast stay. On people. The New Ytar'a Eve ser­ Sanford Fire Department per­ sonal or equipment was dispatch­ Monday, busies will take the vis­ vice at the First Methodist itors to Dlineyland, where they Church begins at 11:45 p. m. and edwill bo under the direetjon of the will spend the day. Navy fire fighting men and On New Year’s Eve the win­ young people. equipment answered the alarm Other services will be held at but nothing could be done to save ning dealers will be guests of Jack F. Wolfram, Oldsmobile the Southslde Baptist Church be­ the propetry. The home was unoccupied at general manager and vice pres­ ginning at 7:45 p. m. and at the ident of General Motors, and V. Lutheran Church of the Redeem­ ^ the time of the fire. IL Sutherlen, Oldsmoble general er which begin* a t 7:30 p. m. tale* manager, at a party in the A watchnlght service will also Legal Notice famed Coeonnut Grove at tthe be held at the First Baptist Ambassador. Church beginning at S o'clock and I n IS* C s s ri mt the C s a a tr J u d « » , ■ nMI.XOI.S3 < n u a lr , H o r l d « . The program on New Year’s continues until 12:01 a. m. la P ra b a tr. Day will Include early riling to Many open houses and individ­ la rat r a ta l* a r NICK CONST ANT INK witness the Tournament of Roses ual parties will help welcome the p*c»sa*<(. Pasadena, and then brand new year at 12 mid­ T a A l l C ra eitara aad Prr.amm li a s - Parade in le a Clalasa o r ISrataado A a a la o t the football classic between Un night as 1937 makes its appear­ a U e B atatai of Iowa and Oregon ance. Television parties will You and oacli or you aro h-roby Iversity nsildod lad r*qulr*<l lo p re a n t State' in the Rose Bowl. The watch the traditional New Year’s ■ ony claims and damamla which you. visitors will retun to their homes welcome at Times Square In New or olthor of you. may havo a .a in .t York. UO oatalo or NICK CONSTAN*TIN K, on January 2. • docoaaod. lot# of aald C ountr. to tho County Ju d ea of SEMI.NOLK Chunty Florida, a t hla offlca In tha court bnuaa of aald County at SANFORD. Florida, within rle h t colander months from tho tlmo of the first publication of (hla no. tleo. Kach claim nr ■l-inamt ahull ta In wrlllne, am i ahall stata tho pleca of ra.Manca and post nfflco sodraaa of tho claim ant, and ahall bo sworn to b r th e claimant, hla asan t. or attornay, and any such claim nr dsmand not ao flla<t ahall ha void. Vaalllos Chrlstou Starlo Laonla Aa • im it n r of the Last Will aad astamont of Nick Constantin#, ilacoaaad K arlyla Ifousholdar attorney for Ksacqtort. P. O. Bos II, eanford. Florida F irst Publication D*c»mh»r II. use TO BE NEW Y O R rs NEED AN UNCLE SAM "SHINIEST" WASHINGTON W— The Pres­ NEW YORK (TA- Sew York idential inauguration parade com­ mittee Is on the lookout for Uncle police, known as "the finest,” Sam. The committee, in issuing 1may also become "the shinleit." a call for candidates for the as­ , A luminous substanc* will b* add­ signment said he must be "tall, ed to the uniform* of ell 16,000 angulsr, have a determined ex­ patrolman to that they can be pression and be past middle-tie. seen more sasily by motorists. He also should have a white goatee, b it this is not manda­ tory.’’ Postmaster Joel S. Field today appealed to the residents of San­ ford to help reduce the hazard of slips and falls for letter carriers and other postal personnel who call et their homes. Field emphasised that the Post OHIce-Department ia not alone in facing a problem of employe In­ juries from slips and fall* and said he hopes also that his appeal will be of assistance to employes of delivery and service agencies —utilities, dairies, grocery stores, cleaners, department stores and the like. The local postmaster noted that Washington Post Office Department headquarters had recently reemphasised the problem of slip and fall haxardi fur the nation's mailmen. In making a new appeal to postal patrons over the coun­ try to help with thl* problem, Acting Postmaster G e n e r a l Maurice H. Stans noted that a recent random check of 281 ac­ cidents selected for analysis show­ ed that, of the 281, a total of 209 occurred on walks, steps or stnlrwavs, of postal patrons. Mr. Stans noted In his slate ment that injuries to postal p e r aonnel, including some in this community, account for it total cost of 35,546,929 during a recent 12-month period, ncconling to re porta from the U. S. Department of Labor. And he indicated, a very large part of this total an ­ nual medical and Injury compen­ sation cost to the governmcHt was due to slip and fall Injuries on the Job. "Repaira to broken or defective step* and walks slso will ssslst greatly in preventing broken ankles, legs, wrists nml the like for the neighborhood carrier and others" he said. Association (Continued from Page 1) and its record-breaking progress in diversified manufacturing," the retail association reminds its members. All Florida merchants are urged to participate In festival activi­ ties, with association headquarters pointing out that "maximum re­ sults through c o m m u n ity idc group action can be atlaiftqd through cooperation with the lo­ cal Chamber of Commerce." Dick Kepley at 6 foot 8, is the tallest man on the North Caroli­ na freshman team which averages 8 feet 4 INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS FOR 1W7 wsa held by the Order of Eastern M ar Saturday night at the Masonle Temple. Shown here at teat tcreniuny arc, front row, left to right, Mr*. Mary Enla HotUcluw. Leslie Shcppaid, Mra. Mae Sheppard, Mrs. Grace Cor* dell and Robert YYillinms. Second raw, left to right, are 3lrs. .Mur* ray Jarvis. Mrn. Bertha Snyder, Mrs. Eunice Turner, Mra. Mas* Elisabeth Thompson. Sirs. Linnle More, Mrs. Msr)erl* Sheppard. Mrs. 3(arge Uradi-mryer. and Mrs. Irene White. Back raw, left Ethel Peurlfoy, E. (’. William* and 3Irs. Essie Cole. (Photo hy Coxj Bomb Scare Seems Sellout Crowd Is Flames (Continued (ram Page One) To Be Spreading Assured For Sugar White, an employee of the Sanford Naval Air Station and Leon "Bud” NEW YORK SR —- A bomb scare epidemic which has plagued Bowl T ilt Tomorrow White, who Is employed as a New York for the past week spreared to be spreading nationally today- Now York police stepped up thrir huge manhunt for the "mad bomber" who ha* planted 32 lethal calling card* since 19l(k A bomb hoax forced the emer­ gency landing in Kansas Sunday of three airborne continental air­ line planes en route to Denver. Other crank calls sent police on wild goose chases in Hartford, Conn., and South Orange, N. J. There was no rest for harried police and bomb squad detectives in the nation's largest city. Last one pinpointing for the second time in four days the huge Para­ mount Theater in Times Square a* a bomb target. The theater "scare" brought to 109 the number of bomb threats made by phone since Christmas Eve when a device, ascribed to the mail bomber, was found in a telephone booth at the New York Public* Library. During this peri­ od. 1° "bombs" have been found In public places, right of them duds. NEW ORLEANS, La. W Sugar Bowl officials have pro­ udly laid claim to the “ most a t­ tractive" match of all the post­ season football classics, with a sellout crowd of 80,873 assured for the Jen. 1 meeting between Tennessee and Baylor. While the Cotton and Orange Bowls are having disposing of tickets, Sugar Bowl General Man­ ager Fred Digby said the the con­ test pitting Bowden Wyatt’s unde­ feated Volunteers against Ram Boyd's Bears "has caught the fancy of the people.” "I think everyone agrees that this Is the (host attrurtlvo of the bowl game* this year," Digby said. The sellout was the first for the Sugar Bowl since Oklahhnma defeated North Carolina on Jan. 1, 1949. Dartmouth had its bed football record in seven seasons in 193(1 when (he Ilig Green had five wins, three defeats and ona tie. grove worker by M. F. McWhor­ ter. Clothing and furnishings of both dwellings wero completely destroyed. Katie Bell White, in whose home the fire started, says that "I lit the oil stove to heat water and when I came back to It smoke was pouring from tho stave and It exploded." The houses were owned by Jim Hlackshcar whose home was also threatened by the Dames. E^ c mely high winds kept 3 Bob K arris jr you in the Now Our wish for Year \» all1 the success and happiness you can poulbly have. However, vor, each of ua in realistic enough >ugh to know that Joy and sorrow orrow are alwaya mixed. In order to minimise the financialI loss In any advernny come, protect slty that may your loved onea and yourself by being adequately Insured against all your risks. In thl* way only, can ran you be assured of a New Year as happy as possible. P L O W K It S FOR EVERY OCCASION SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP FREE DELIVERY Flower* By Wire 200 N. Park Navy firemen from saving or at* tempting to save the two houset already burning- flowcver, the Navy firefighters were able to control spreading fire and kec: two homes from being destroy Phone 2210 HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU: THE BIGGEST, BRIGHTEST AND HAPPIEST OF NEW YEAR WISHES! WHITIY VOID and Yogi Berra (right) face a very happy New Year as they wave thetr 1037 contracts with the world cham­ pion New York Yankee*. Uerra, who brought In 103 runs. In­ cluding 30 homers, Is assured of tn estimated $58,000 - *00.000 for the nest season nnd Ford, who won 19 gam**. Is report­ ed to have signed fur $33,000. Strike up the Band! We want to pive you a rousing: send-off as the old earth starts another spin around the sun . . . our wishes for good luck to you! Rob Frerick Is In bis sixth les­ son ss roach of the Santa Clara basketball team. Our Greatest Asset— Your Good Will. Serving The K«**t To the Best HAPpy 1 Q E 7 tA M D /A /M Residents Urged To Help Reduce Postmen's Hazards I M l — For Your Convenienenre — Open 5:30 am lo 8:00 pm New Year’* Day MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS To Wish You the Best of everythin* In The New Year d ta Jio M d C J fa iin & C om pany f i 115 North Park Ave. VALDEZ HOTEL 106 South Park Avenue HOLLER MOTOR S C H EV R O LET E. 2nd at Palmetto Ave. O LD SM O BILE - CADI L U C Phones 1234 -1059 �V T H E SA N FO R D H E R A LD r w w r/l« T M E . CATCH M V W W A fH - I WKH ID SEEN ) NOT MUCH O f A THAT FIGHT. THE L FI6HT- JU ST AN PAPERS ARE F U a )- \ EXHIBITION OF IT. BOUND I’M*0 aUD he-ckdwt \ / y k . HURT VOuT—AW) THAT I ( PEAS VOU OCT IN THAT U X X /J S . lU W JT V V A S tU C K Y jr IT WASMT I T * / — _ vou cud t o -5 MVHCCUWtf J «U C A N TH W e \ THE PAPERS 'J)E ------------- ’ A W O tO U IA .V .Ef HE’S A n o # lU Fe H T H iM *c?.;:o UNKNOWN* ocxnks «— 1 F aojH, arjtir ! >cu L “ SAVED JIMMI'S llE E WHIN He FEU ! 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XL'^h" r <./*<*<> £ * ah ch ) Din a h 's SMAKEV HPOS SH O CAUGHT 0 Z A R K 3 n etD -G O A L T R v TO ^ LA RO OF TH ENO z o n e IN STEAT O F B EH IN D T H G O A L L IN E — j i « e d ^m IT S NOT ' A TOUCHy BACK/ « .SHUN J ttm a g g g f j \\ V A S E S , t C A N 'T G ET IN T E R E S T E D IN A N Y - m S T O R Y ... / ----- i n ] rs /s & m s s & G t .r L i N » ^ _ _ A H LL •TUAYlL MAKE me FORGET t ' C H EC K U P ON TH* V IS lT iN ' KiDSI E V E R Y F E W M IN U T E S / / n T �21—ROOKING tad PLUMBING ■kit |iu wait CLASSIFIED ADS * P/l 1821 1A—PLACES M EAT ANNETTE'S - for good fowl, Steak, Chicken, Shrimp, Spaghetti, Koaher Corned Beef Sandwiches. SO. CITY LIMITS. Th« floor ain't »o good here but we iho do have fun on It. The Doggie Diner eod Bar, Lake Mary. 4—LOST AND FOUND FOUND— Gray Kitten. Cell 2002. LOST— Beagle puppy. 3 month* old., black, ;an, white. Call 3039-J. t-FIR SO N A L NOTICES ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby Bed* Day. Week, or Month— Tel. 1425. Furniture Cgiter — 111 West First St. AUTOMOTIVE 7—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED Sell Your Car to ROY REEL 304 W. Second St. S-BOATS AND MOTORS Your Evlnrude Dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 101 E. 1st SL Thono 998 MERCHANDISE - OCRAMIC n u t <3—ARTICLES far SALE Paul P. Mueller A Son t'h. 1S4 Free eatim au. Quality work. We buy end ten used funutare Paying top cash prices for aay PLUMBING thing of value SUPER TRAD Contract and Repair Work INC POST on 17 92 Ph 2063-W Free Estimates E. L. HARVEY LIYB BAIT 204 Sanford Are. Phone 1I2S Shiners. RuB Heads. Pop Guts 5 Dozen. 9Se PLUMBING * HEATING Missouri Minnows and Worms Septic Tenk iMttllatkm A Servte Fleming Grocery—E. Geneve Ave. Heater Service, A r c h i e L. Harriett, Phone 734-W or 1335. Oil neater*, all kind, cheap We take yours in trade. S afer Trading Pee* On Hwy. 17-92 Phone 20SJ-W. JU U Jl SEWING MACHINES Necchl - White New and Used GARRETT'S 3 8 E 1 st SL I J W 'I I L U m COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB Including: bath futures, cabinet •ink, water pump, septic tank Canteens, cots, deeping bags, tents, mesa kits, hunting knives. and water beater, approximate­ Army-Navy Surplus. 310 San­ ly MS month. ford Ave. Call, or see ua TODAY 100T Sanford Ave. . Phone UU —Factory to you— Aluminum Venetian Blinds p i“ r c . H r,o ! f c ^ ‘ “ " ‘ Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Service on All W aur romp*— rail with plastic ends. Plastic Wells Drilled — Pump* or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Paola Road, Phone too cords. Senbsrik Glsas and fa in t Co. D—SPECIAL NOTICES 112-114 Wsst 2nd SL Phone 320 Robinson Hand Crafted Furnltuia. We build, dealgn end rettalstk 44—APPLIANCES Sea at o il French, Ph. 32-R. FRIGIDAIRE appliances, salt and servlet. G. H. High. Oviedo PUMPS A SPRINKLER Fla. Phone FO-6-3316 er San SYSTEMS ford 1442-W after 4 p.m. All iypes and sites. Installed “Do It Yourself." Maytag automatie washer, good WE REPAIR AND SERVICE conditioo, $125. Phone 399-J. . S T I N E (5—BUILDING MATERIALS Machine and Supply Co. J07 W. 2nd SL Pb. 61 CROSLEY - BENDIX * f c s u E >" Electric Company Service- Quality -S atufaclton Ph. 112 Sanfore 2237-J- 3 Da Bary HEATING floor Furnaces A Circulator* II. B. r o r E CO.. Inc. 200 S. Park Phono 1U0 McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS 241$ S. Park Phone 1202 COST LESS 28-PIANO SERVICEL. L. Sill — Piano Technician f keae 2144 Reele L BsyJerd Florida State Bank Or SANFORD 97—BROEERS and REALTORS EXCHANGE BALL REALTY And INSURANCE APS DO ITI Seminole Realty Second floors-two room furnish­ ed apt. rrivete hath. $36.00 per W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO CMOOSF. GOOD \t O R K E E 8 month. Phone 1217-W after A REALTORS through Classified ad*. Let an 1901 Peril Ave. Phase 27 er 113 experienced ad w riter a ts lit yon. 2 room furnished apartm ent in­ cluding utilities. $45.00 month. Robert A. Williams 1U7 W. 9th St. REALTOR 2 bedroom downstairs furnished Raymond Lundqalat, apartment. 203 E. 21*1. $30.i<0 ASSOCIATE monthly. Phone 1673. R. A Phene 1972. Atlantic Beak Bldg. Willis me. _________ This Is « free pass to the Prairie Lake Drive In Theatre for REAL ESTATE George M. Burger. Exp. date Jen. 0. 1957. •1—ACREAUE Ten acres exceptional tiled land on hard surface road. W. E. Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete Klrchhoff Jr. Phone 303 Blocks. Sand, Gravel, Cement, Concrete Pipe to meet all 43—BOMBS Qualification*. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. SOUTH PINECREST— t!9 Laurel Drive. 3 bedroom modern home. Out West 13th 8t. Phone 2411 Less than 1 year old. You can buy this home with a low down44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT payment and take over a 4V$% HAYNES Office Machine Co. G. I, Mortage. Monthly pay­ Typewritare, adding machines ment! including tax A insurSaleS-Rentals, 314 Msg.. Pb. 44 rance only $73.23. Close walking distance lo the new modern 47—KURNITUKF.—HOUSE Pinecrest School. See this Home today. ODHAM A TUDOR. Inc. Used furniture, appliance*, tools, Cor. Hwy. 17 92 A 27th St. ete. Bought-sold. Larry’s Hart Phones 2100 and 2962. 321 East IsL SL Phone 1631. w. h ~ B u r irrEMPEr Realtor — General Usurer Guy Alira Associate ArleUe Frlee, Associate Phone 903 or 2122 — 112 N. ParkIF IT IS REAL ESTATE . . Crumley A Mentelth at 117 South Para Phona 772 PHONE 927t fer CHERRY Reel Estate Brokerage - Notary 1719 W |3th 8*. Itear-Barbcr Shop Soil!) DOWN Older 2 br. home. Separate din­ ing room. 2 lots, beautiful lo­ cation. $4,500. Consult A REALTOR First C U E N AND H A RK EY Thl- ii j fire r*>» to the Movie- IN NL LPark 4ve. Pkeae 2312 land Ride-In Theatre for W. O. Nolan. Exp. datr Jan. 9, 1937. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2544 French Ave. Five room house with bath and J. W. HALL, REALTOR approximately thirteen acres of Johnny Walker. Associate high hammock land. W. E. "Call Hall" Phone 1758 Kirchhoff Jr. Ph. 305. Thl* I* a free pass to the Prairie CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Lake Drive In Theatre for VA-KIIA—CONVENTIONAL Vin Care. Exp. date Jen. 9, 1957. FINANCING LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE, make the Wint Ads your shoppA. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Ing place. Phone 1991 1800 Mellonvllle - - -- . ■—■ •- ■ ——e ■■■— -- 3 bedroom Concrete Block home, Nice location. Sell equity, pay­ ment* $54 00 monthly. Phone 2259 J. Happy Homes For Growing l'antilie — J lf f IANOSTON, 19. second, siring end for Iowa's Bose Bowl team, receives a comforting hand from nurse Corrlne Cools in I/>s Angeles. I-ingrton suf­ fered a possible fractured hip when the car In which he was a passenger went oft the Pasa­ dena Freeway, (International/ Try and Stop Ma -B y B I N N I T T C IR F H1L SILVERS knows a man who spent the batter part of slx years on an analyst's couch. The analyst finally told him, "A t last I've gotten to the root of your disturbance. You're in love with your raincoat." .* "How do you like that?" wailed the patient. "I pay you thousands to r * me and you tall me . raty thing like that. Sure. 1 like it a IoL But love It? Man, you're out of your mind!" • • • A pair of lushes were holding down their usual posts at a bar. “I read this morning," observed one. "th a t California’s annual grape output now tops three million tons." "Holy cow!" cried the other. "Drink u p l.T h e y 're gaining an P us • e DAILY CROSSWORD i t : m ACRO M 1. Fragrance e. Loud noise 11. Rescuer 12. Half diameters 13. Dlsgrsce I t Embellish 15. Malt kilns 17. Half an em II. Golf links 21. Some 22. Against I prefix I 93. Weft 96 Rap again 18 -----Tuck 51. Charles Lamb 13. Melody >4. Distant 36 Newest $8. Girls nickname 19. Stage in Insect life 41. Pointed arch 43. Girl's name 47. Of ths tar 41. Title of respect (pL) 49. Tendency; 60. M odifiet color DOWN 1. Donkey 2. Part of a cheer 3 Ease 4. Commemo­ rative 3. Regions 6. rilm en porridge 7. Youths I Fuss 9. Warning device 10. Thin in vote# 1*. Stitch 1$. Elevator cage 19. Single unit # 20. Speak 21. Abtase 24. From 23. Religious, musical work 1 i >7. A ratio 29. Sloths 10 . Rodent 32. Wing 34. Raft 13. Foretell 37. Graze fora sum iEng.7 29. Man's name 10. Declare for score 41 Anger II /Z : f •. - i n * . $ j i in Vldll ■ir.TTi *j‘M ‘ II | *1 1 • * * ’ l i •U.'lTeJ •J ^11 J •.’* * :m j III i * • 9 1 ri •j u mi ! •;i 1 4 9 ' M HI 1 1 I « ■ stares,'» . 44. Sea eagle 43. Bom . 46. U rg e worm V ))) % 4 T~ •l % >2 P%p Jl * 1* II }/A 11 m If % VA IT % n 'A ii a Ji f t m ... 41 % % % 4) % rr sr 41 4i % •«-»• i LOOK for your name in The Sa n fo iitL 2(&JiaLcL • South Tintcrest • Grove Manors • Yalrnri* Villas, DeLand — e A lady from Indiana, on a guided tour of Notre Dam« ta Paris? chortled, "Oh. ye*. I remember when they played Navy back hem*." ___O IMO. hr n«aaeti Ctrl DMrtbutrt by Kiae Features trad wet- in — W onderful Localisms — Splendid Values — With Room to Breathe! Odium A Tudor btiildrr* of »nmc nf Sanford* finest rctldrnliel section* Bel-Air. Pinecrest. South Pinetreat. Rote t'ourl snd that ullerly distinctive Grove .Minor*. W A N T A ID S You May Have A FREE GUEST PASS To The Movieland Ride-In You Can Buy With Confidence | when «nu buy an Odhsm 4k Tudor Home. DRIVE OUT TODAY! Prairie Lake Drive-In Or ODIIAM & TUDOR. Inc. Cor. II* w. 17-92 A 27th 9L Phone* 2100 4k 2M0 ‘ Builder* of 6'lner Home* For Florida Living" *«—LOTS r’hnicr Ini* In the Mayfair Area at an attractive cazh price. W E Kinlloff Jr Phone 30$. WANTED Saledady for part lime work in men* wear store. Jim Rolitvun Men’* Wear 304 E. First St. Ritz Theatres Eacli day the names of G people will be published in The Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets to the Movieland Ride-In, the Prairie Lake Drive-In and the Ritz theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it is your free ticket— you pay only a small service and tax charge on Kitz Theatre, and Prairie Lake Drive-In passes. Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office of the theatre named Make sure you have your driver’s license, social security card or other personal identification with you. Note the date printed a t the bottom of the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date. to t AUTO LOANS IT-eBBOKKBS and REALTORS Will trade 3 bedroom fram e ! MAYFAIR AREA 112 N. Virginia, beiutl/ul Brit- house for modern trailer. R EN TA LS tiny Farm Home. 3 bedrwmf, LAKEFRONT HOME 2 bath*: "Wade-built" on Oak 54—APTS—HOUSES—ROOM! shaded lou. By appolntmenL I bedroom fra mo on large lot. Florida room, hardwood floors, $33,000. WELAKA APARTMENTS: roe at a shado trees, citrus trees. Over mdvate hatha. 114 W, First St SOSA L. PAYTON 100 fL on sand bottom lake. Paved road. Registered Rest Estate Biuker Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Pk. 720-W Pnone $7,700 2S71 17-92 a t Hiawatha Efficiency apL Hi-way 17-92 So. Thl* i* a free pats to (he Movie* City Limits. Slumberland Court. land Ridc-ln Theatre for Bob .$ L Hull E.\p%dale Jen. -9, 1957. A B. PETERSON See Seminole Realty for D«aiPBroker Associate*: A. B. Paterson able Houses and Apts Phone 47 Jr., P. J. Chesterson. Garfield Willette, John Meisch and R. W. EFFICIENCY Apar.ment. Suitable Williams. A C. Doudney, Land for Winter TouriiL Private oain Surveyor. A shower. Steam bcaL Inquire i l l N. Park Ave. phone 1129 Manuel Jacobson acrose from Post Office. 204 So. Parg Ave. — Phone 910 This is a free pass to the R lu Theatre for Regina Norton. Exp. OZIER REALTY CO SKVE date Jan. 9. 1957. Laura B. Osier, Realtor Hasal M. Field. Associate MME1 »01 So Orlando Hwy. Th. 1369 Clean apL Oil heat. 611 Park. EVENINGS: 2115 aid TM 5 room house. 1800 French, Phone LET WAi S87-R. CONCRETE This Is a free P«»» th* GATUN BKOTHER8 Theatre for Nell Rowen*. tx p . Dragline 4. Bulldozer service date Jan. », 1957. Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2496 W. Sanford. 14 foot boat, trailer. 25 horaepow- ENVELOPES, 'uuerheada. sUUh er Johnson motor. Good bar­ mentz, invoices, hand bills, snd gain. Phone 1449-R. programs, ete. Progressive FOK DISTINCTIVE, FURNITURE —at Warehouse Prices, visit Printing-Co. Phone 408 — 403 9—MOTORCYCLRS-BICYCLHB UEHKY’S. B’e are experts at as­ West 13th SL sisting you to secure gractuu* Girla 24" Bicycle, good condition. good looks with functional con­ WELL DRII.UNG 123 W. 9th. venience. Today's best buys in Falrbanks-Morse pumps. nationally advertised furniture Repairs to all makes. IRAILRRS at DISCOUNT PRICES 901 W. HOWARD C. LONG F irst SL Phone 1687 for Even­ 207 E. Commercial Ave. rill pay YOU to u» before ing Appointment. l'booe 388 iu buy. Open Evenings and indays. _ „ . Easts Ida Treller Bale# G ra c e y R e fr ig e r a tio n CHOOSE Palatka, Fla. _ Commercial and Domeatle FROM tream House Trailer for sale, 409 Palmetto Ave. — Ph. 423-R. irchased new this year. Com* ete with combination refri- General contractin'*, and hauling. Different colors and designs and completely furnish your living For delivery: clay, fill dirt, rator, gas range, gas heat, room with one of-m ir 10O‘,i> muck and top »oll. W. D. Hol­ in beds, dinette A 12 gallon nylon 9 pr. groups. Including: combe, Phone 1732-M. iter tank. St. Johns Realty, Sofa lied tone 1129 or 1079, Sanford. •J-.HCHOOL8 LNSTSUCTION Matching Platform Rocker Matching Cocktail Chair FOR RENT— Modern trailer lots, Coffee Table Deanna's School of Dance 30' x 50*. $10. mo. t o permanent Step Table a d u lts . Call Sirs. John Bczwiec* Ballet—Tap—toe— and Ballruom Table Lamp 17 92 at Hiawatha— Phone 2971 bin, 9 4 1 W ,_______________________ Wrought Iron Smoker Sofa Pillows 14—USED CARS EMPLOYMENT Ash Tray Set • Complete lay Herron will put you miles 24-nELP WANTED FEMALE Ahead A Dollar* Ahead with a $ 139, Year-round em­ high appraised trsde-in on a SALESLADY. ployment. Vacation. Goo*l hours. EASY TERMS New 1967 Ponlisc. Apply in person. Philip’s Colon­ Ice the new Pontiac now on ial Cleaner*. 110 S. Palmetto. M ather Of Sanford 1964• T U . 4-door Chieflan 203 09 1st St. Phone 127 SALES MANAGER Deluxe. Young 'enough to be a do er, 1953 Bulck Riviera Sedan mature enough to be realistic. • BIG VALUES 1961 Pontiac 2door Sedan To build and supcrvi»c the 1931 4-door Chevrolet • QUICK CREDIT marketing of a welt known na­ 19(1 4-door Plymouth • EASY TERMS tionally advertized product in 1930 4-door Plymouth WILSONMAIER this area. A successful back­ ?all Rsy Herron, 2450 or after 0 ground in direct to consumer New and Used Furniture p.m. Calil 1343-W. sales, ability to hire and train 311 E. First St. Phone 938 arc a must. If you Qualify there 1963 Ford Pickup Truck. exec. I* a guaranteed salary plus a Cond .... $595 1961 OMsmobile Super M, 4 five figure income opportunity while building. For personal in­ END OF YEAR SALE Door. R 4c H Two-Tone Paint, $545 terview write, stating age, mo­ Perfect del car and past experience to: 1947 Dodgt* Pickup Truck $245 EMPIRE GRAFTS COKP., P. All Hem* reduced prior lo inven­ ROY RF.K1, tory. 0. Box (1425, Orlando. FI*. 304 W. Second St. Rod Boom Suites Personable young lady with sales Redding 1961 Mercury, R 4. II. overdrive, experience. Typing and zome Living Room Groups four door, clean. See at 409 bookkeeping. Send resume of Odd Chairs Edltha Circle. experience and expected salary Lamp* to Box BAKU e lo The SenDinette* Must soli immediately: 1954 Bel* ford Herald. Term i To Suit You At Air Chevrolet with powerglide, R k H, w/w tirei, and many 27—HELP WANTED MALE ECHOLS REDDING ( U extras. Ph. 1822 w. Newipsper street ailetboyi want­ Corner 2nd 4< Magnolia, Ph. JJJ2 "Bud’' Bamberger, Mgr. 14-BEAUTY PARLORS ed for work aftsr school. Age* Free Delivery up to 14 year* old. See Mr. For all your B e a u t y Need* Holley at The Sanford Herald Jtevelon A Theo-Ilender Coemetic* right after aebooL HARRUtfT'B BEAUTY NOOK Ph. 971 103 So. Oak Sectiooal davenport (blonde and Full time messenger. $t.oo per red) $50.00 107 W. 9 th St. hour. Apply Western Union. BUSINESS 48— FARM and GARDEN Helper o n truck with knowledge SERVICES o f pipe fitting. Steady Job with Tree ripened orange*, $1 00 bushed. Phone 239 W. local company. Give full infor­ 17—BUILDING—REPAIRS PAINTING mation. Box X Sanford Peat Compost ( Dattcelder s) 40c Herald. bu. big. GRAPEVILLE NUR­ Ted Burnett SERY, Urapcville Ave. Phone for PAINTING 23—SALESMEN • AGENTS 2(158. 2801 Grandview Phone 1933-M. Collector Salesman to service established colored fire insur­ WOOLSEY ance route. Fire work day & t. 3Juljiifl Utl l agr M arine F in is h e s week. Must have lived in stale 6AM C. LAWSON 3 * - i'e ys over a year and have a light F o r Y o u r llo a t serviceable car. Write to P. o. SL fduU tUalLf C*mpoHf S cnkarlk GIo m a n d P a in t CoBox IJ9 Safiford in your own 112 III W. 2nd St. Phone r e ,U |** wn,in*- giving your RENEW Your Roof: May We . qualifications for this Job. s*NroND r i o s m * suggest a contractor. Let Us arrange a Home Owners Loan m - b o k e w a n t e d . F e m a l e to cover your roofing Job. Gre­ Child care in my home, 21 hour. gory Lumber of Sanford. Gth and Maple, Phone 2842. 4th St Ail Ml‘* ™ WFor Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph. Bill baby alt in my horn*, 64SXR. Room special 214.94. French Ave. FLOOR swdiag a ad fUUahmg. Clesalng, waxksg Serving S eal, FINANCIAL note cuualy aiaee 1925. H. M. Gleaeoa. Lake Mary 25-MONEY T f LOAN (•-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Christman Piano, good condition. ISO. Phone 1324, _______ 'WL ( ■ M B E R A ~C B U IL D IN G N E E D S 1^24891 a s w K e m srm FIND YOUR NAM E! SEE THE MOVIES FREE! i U j �\ V y, .T | HAVE YOUIt DOCTOR STATE. . . . • The m e t time of your baby’s birth. • F lo e s of birth, sex, weight and name of baby. • Name aid address of the parents. f f l thli Information to Th* Sanford Herald WHO'LL BE LAST IN Who wfll bo tho loot Llttlo N*ir Citizen of I 956 and who will bo tho t in t Littlo Now Citizen of Tho two winner* of thio Double Derby will be the Iuckieat babiee in Seminole County. They will win tn array of valuable and uieful gift# that will be preeentcd by the merchant* listed below. Who will they bo? Watch THE SANFORD HERALD for tho announcement of the winners of FIRST-AND-LAST BABY CONTEST. . A Case Of Baby Food * The First Baby of 1957 2 pc. BABY SET (Spoon A Fork) in 1881 Rogers Silver Plat* Plus Griptlte howl that Baby can’t spill WADE'S SUPREX n r Walt**** Agncy Dm* Stare V RO U M ILLAT fr ANDERSON Sanford Jewelry fir Luggage C a ■'On the Caraer by tkoCToek* Phono I I 800 Sanford At*. BET OF FOAM RUBBER PILLOWS FAMILY LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR ONE WEEK A Real Vacation y ' ^ L F o r the Mothers . > )o f BOTH BABIES S. • •*/ * Congratulation* to. Little *5i and Little ’57 Real Sleeping Comfort to the Mother of the Flint Baby of 1957 ECHOLS "Fin* Bedding Since 1920” 119 Magnolia at 2nd St. Phone 1232 After 6:00 p.m. 59-J A BUTT AND DRESS CLEANED AND PRESSED (T ///I A BARBER'S H n \ b v O * V v > -' SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY tH W. 18th Street 111 a Palmetto t \ / LitU* ’56 and Littla ’57 X fJ T fJ PROGRESSIVE PRIN TIN G CO 401 W. 131h S tm t Phon. * J FU R N ITU R E C E N T E R Phoaa 138 FREE BABY COSMETIC KIT To Little 1957 T h e Friendly B.nk" A Member Federal Depo.it laearaaes v. Furniture HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 105 So. Oak « ;* . AN 1847 ROGERS BROS. FEEDING SPOON and RATTLE or.FLOWERS / s* To the Proed Parent* of Little 1956 b e a u t if u l b o u q u e t j First Baby of ’57 V MATHER of Sanford A ia \ With 88 printed Birth Anaooncenaenta for BOTH \ \ One Wet Proof Inner Spring Crib Mattress The Florida State Bank \[ Car Bed to the 118 R Park Are. Wa WEI Open A New Sariaga Account With a Deposit of f 10 for the newest Baby of ’57 f Of Little New Tear SERVICE STORES A $10.00 BANK ACCOUNT JV ONE THAYER GOODYEAR Phone 481 We’ll Help Announcr The New Arrivals A $10.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE TO THE PROUD PARENTS The first-born of ’57 PHILIPS Colonial Cleaners Plume 1US-1 P*®ne 1841 Phone 971 YOUR CHOICE TO THE MOTHERS of the First Baby of 1957 anl the Last Baby of 1956 For the One Dozen Wallet Size 1957 Bab> Photograph* A. F. RAMSAY RAYM OND STU D IO S Florist Phone 819 A Sterling Sliver ft. Milk Cup ITS FIRST PAIR OF SHOES To Mm Winner o f THE BABY DERBY FOR '57 SANFORD Shoo Center 808 Sanford Arana* ( To BOTH the Lent Baby of 1956 A j and the First Baby ®r 1957 * • / IF TWINS ARB BORN— t / MatrMaa N H *U be p u n lli t* M m N H P H M flm S M M Sunbeam Automatic Electric Baby Bottle Warmer To The Flrat Baby of tho New Year G O RM LEY, Inc. r~ Wm. E. k A D lR JEW ELER 118 So. Park Av*. nuc^. • _____ Ph*n* SI 216 Palmetto Ave. � 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, 1956 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 31, 1956; <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/791030c91b8fd742856afbcce9e42033.pdf 1e2432bf7406033382e9dfe1e0157c2e PDF Text Text t- -T« **1 r Sanford Herald iw--■ i [»i;, j u i i i .. ■ is sstsar* »t^a Oany Mooro l^ S ? 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WHOLE 49 CUT-UP Fryers .r 79*1 89 Chink ROAST } 39* 3 >b* $1.00 Hamburger 3 |*00 $ OAK HILL Tomatoes 4 ■ ■ ^ | _ FRESHLY GROUND Start The New Year Right HOC JOWLS With BLACK EYE PEAS ■ -« * KLEENEX too 29c Size Rot Reynolds W RAP Ree. Roll 31 PUSS ’N HOOTS LIBBY’S ENGLISH Brnch’s Chocolate CHERRIES 13 os. Box 49 New Year's Party! FOOD 2-27 NO RUGS M’LADY Shelf Paper Roll 49c rip p p c COCKTAIL ONIONS CHUTNEY COCKTAII. III MIKOOMS ARTICHOKE COCKTAIL SALAMI PI.UM PUDDING Visit Our Party Foods Department SYMPHONY SLICED CALIFORNIA Strawberries SHLKFINE ORANGE Cat LOBSTER OLIVES ON A TREE PEPITAS CAVIAR PEPPERMINT PEARS WHOLE CLAMS PICKLED llONKYIlkW PEAS 2 1 35 JUICE Soflin Toilet TISSUE 7 4 NEW YEAR! FROM m - a ** F R 0 IE N SPECIALS t t t Aa tha poet as weO put ft, these are Indeed tha melancholy days I f t of the year. As we note by the lever since ha lead that Mil- newspapers that tha cost of liettedea, a Greek warrior chief, tug ta gotng up and up, tha mer­ won the BatUa af blarathoa with cury keeps going down and down. lace (Asa. Or.) r t A wrinkle fla . grade FLA. GRADE “A” •by mnuiAM « m Grafraf Press Writer l Asia > Tha towen of the Brooklyi Bridge reat on tubmaged woot cnihiona 15 feet thick. TURKEYS 39 H EN Y O U 'R E T E L L I N G M E ! 4A The popes- Tha Mayflower, which brought the Pilfrtmt to this country It 1(30. wad dismantled In Englmi in World At Mooa Radio r a m Dlroot Bar ! t n » Ranch Nava U. S. GOOD tha dlaeaaa. 1 think the evidence la pratty plain th at Ultra la a definite con­ nection here. UUMIkJU AJD AKSWta J. A.: la vitamin B-13 of help la Tha taata aonduatod on 1 M treating osteoarthritis? parsons plainly MdieaUd th at tha Answer: Recently It has bean groups using tha moat salt had shown th a t when It ta properly tha highest Incidence of M this (used. Vitamin B-13 In large doses does help certain esses of oeteoblood pressure ailment Tha survey was carried out byirthrUU. Zl loot enough to a tto ii w atth iai vorthwfcOu,’* Double “l)” FLA. PASCAL wem to gtva aa reason to betters th a t begtnalcg a high aalt diet tarty to Ufa and continuing it for several y ean might be a factor ta (evtlopment of tha trouble m JOLIET, m .-Prttw limit. Thaodora R. Heflin, hoping i Chrlitmu day accordion r*eiu would Imprati hit parnU: “I'd Uka to thaw a f father ’ can put a y aiad to Matthloi ft A H SIZES S I 7 .P G — -_ ALL slaty of kxpertmantal Pathology trusted food Vera found to have 43 Open (poet) 44. Doctor I abbr l *1 Arabian chieftain M Country iiro a o • itaa a a a c t c t u ra c a iB it i t E i n t Tko Rhrtbm Hoar ortt At Ms Twill wru'eaK™ *' Koala at Raaeom Poo.boll Prophet CMia ru k ar H i Dancetliaa Warn cat tlaa TO M ALL GRINDS (LHhH 1 With 15.00 or Mora Order) (Dra. B. A. Lore and Lavte K. Dnhl I l M H H f Umm who mlta bto food rte n before b t U » Brookhtvan National Labotattlnc ttf If yac u e , dm aew u e ratory At Upton, New York. you Bight be • good candidate They elaialfled the employe* for a certata ' of high blood Into three CAtegoriaa: thoae who h jp tr ttn iten.inerer «Md tabta wit, thoae who right hart added aalt to th tlr foods but only th a t there U M knows explana­ after tasting and thota who altion for ettenUnl ayai salted foods b tfo ra they (tasted than. C a u a t d Dtoe— Only one of the 1M persona In Wa M t l any definitely that the Brat category developed eekfw Z i f JS!? " U to l hypertension, forty-thraa t* ™ eauaa of tula type ox die- „# n u gyo ^ th . second classlflcAeasa. But rasulto «C recent taata1 ^ - J ^to » developed the ailm ent But presented la Urn Aaiertcaa Bo- u ^ 0; jgj persons who salted DAILY l:M Too* titt Double “D” 0 ” Ranch Salt May Have Bearing On High Blood Pressure tha adds 10-to-l against him, Betcha Dells r Dennis has been trying to find a race boras with tha aama name. t 1 I A M i i » g la gay inad la said (a be baasled by a paryte ykoel. O m i yrir/7—don’t It0 as eyoofca are aow appcwrlay la TefAelrafeef t t t A spades af AaWraUaa fray sett ! % »A * 'p tte tt 2cuUttu M E A T S i f the he teft— fltaRy PlwtNto ta the AT AOB U . Jerry Ldaka. a Canadian boy. See bean crowned wheat king af Nerth America for tha ascend time. However, wa fear it would be uawiaa to eugg*»t to your farmer Meads that raising a good crop to chugs play. t I t M k v farree a/ f t f l n f m i Wales are ISM aw* sAorf. Beltrr ott akrrlork Holmea bar* aa Me fob? I I t i : f | Pafctle Bar. Peatar. l:N Baaart Preview l* Wewt t ^ t H it Oa t:tl Dava to wcetera t:U Nava Titt aaaoa Oteleeh TsU Hava* Flo rlta Tilt Neww-Werlf 7.11 •porta At a O t:M jM ta r'i Chelae l:M Moralaa Doroiloaa _______ Tlaa t:«l ilarvaar tita w ant At Nlaa till Maniac Melodlee t.M lliro oat Tkiro Ititt lit* Oak It It UM*Cta» llitt ° — A^WSfWSc if rt: Ml fa f :lt Walt “ ** * " it* Radio & TV Log m in ii iT im it t i l t t i i t o norm « J M l M fM lN f __ It t t At b M With M * I tt l l Hava ill* i n -x i PARK AVE AT 25th STREET - SANFORD Prlcef Good Through Monday DEC. 31st * �<r-f*?.r?rs* .pir;- n WjCTSMiro. , ’ rj3 j? * ir Y n r Herald ta Nat Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 Befer* 7 P. M. OHre ^attfurfo ^ (P O L U M I XLV1I m n1N vD MC PK y n Nv DMK NHT iD l lA*ILM B JB P A P tX AM Y NNMtW am SANFORD, FLORIDA EaU M M rf 1»M FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1958 United W*. 1 f t W irt Hungarian Labor Shows ’Signs Of Getting Tough Giants Second Highest T a x p a y e r s In C i t y * Tempers Fanned By Crisis $ v | ' it !■ i Top News In Brief 7 ■ n j "vj * /* CAMP KILMER. N. J . « P Vlcr President Richard M. Nixon ha* denied reports that there ta a ::bottleneck" In the govern­ ment’s relief program for Hun garlan refugees. Jaycees Receive U. S. Civic Service A w ard • ‘ U VIENNA 4R— Hungary’s res­ ‘The Now York Giant* a n the League, spoke to the Seminole tive worker* showed renewed second highest taxpayers in the County Junior Chamber of Com­ signs today of getting tough with Citjr of Sanford wilh investments merce at its weekly luncheon Soviet-Imposed Communist close to a million dollars," John meeting on the "Giant’s Story."' Hungarian regime on the eve of "This is the first time in base­ Krider, Manager of the Seminole an expected government reshuf­ MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. W -T he County Chamber of Commerce, ball history that a major league fle. average U. S farm has expanded told the Jaycees at their noon club has Invested in a city," Krl-1 The workers’ tempers were be­ from 2IS vena In I960 to a pre­ der said a* he described the near I luncheon meeting yesterday. ing fanned by the nation’s eco­ sent slae of about 230 acres, Krider, an unofficial spokesman dormitory building nearing com­ nomic crisis which has resulted the Northwestern National Life pletion at the corner of Mellonfor the New York Giants, Semi­ WINNERS RECEIVE THEIR AWARDS at the Seminole County Joyce* luncheon yesterday. ( M l Insurance Co said today. in widespread unemployment In right) Mrs. Viola Kaataer, Mrs. N. R. W hltnri, Sirs. A. j. Bracken, Jaycee President Ge*rg« nole County Commissioner- elect. villc and Celery Aves Reports from Budapest said A. Speer hsldlag commercial trophy, te d Mrs. Rinert 8. Stone. (Staff Photo) "The dormitory has been erect­ , Sanford City Commissioner, and WASHINGTON f ltAmbassa­ considerable Interest is being at­ WASHINGTON * P - T h r ee e i President of the Florida State ed at a cost of more than $200,dors and ministers from Iron 000 and furnishings wit require an tached to a meeting there today Ctirtain countries—Including those American newsmen who slipped of the Hungarian Writers Associa­ investment of more than $10,000," Into Red China illegally could face ■ » . • » D J I tion. The association was active from Russia and Hungary—have heavy fines. Imprisonment and L I S 1 II1Q A f 6 D Q U lV he saidbeen Invited to be "honored from mr nine or ten farm in the early stages of th poli­ loss of other privileges, governj a r s I Playrrs rtayers irom guest*” at President Elsenhow­ tical ferment which preceded the There will be ment officials u ld today. riG G Q G C l r O T J Q V C G G the modern uilding er's Inaugural Ball next month. eruption of the freedom revolt modern building. There will be Government legal officers are / n . . . I 330 players here for training com­ Oct. 23. itermlnlng possible legal actions j K G n i Q I j G r V I C G CAIRO OV- Th* United Nations The Budapest afternoon news­ mented Krider. "As a rough guess, hlch might be taken against the The "rental service” handled it will take about $2,300 a day to paper Eatl Hirlap said the writers salvage fleet was reported at The United Statea Jaycee's Civic newsmen. When they do come now bjr the Seminote County Jun­ work cleering the Sues Canal borne, their passports may be ior Chamber of Commerce at the operate the dormitory during the "will likely discuss the events of today, and Cairo newspapers said Service award, made recently to selxed—an action th at could bar Jaycee Information Rooth Is hav­ training season," Krider explained. the past weeks." th* move meant the Middle East the Seminole County Junior • JACKSONVILLE KB- A recom­ Workers Voire Demands And all of this money Is chat)any foreign travel for an inde­ ing its “ups and downs.” crisis was nearing an end. Chamber of Commerce by the mendation to establish a 65-milenelcd into Sanford business, he Report* reaching Vienna said finite period. A former service of the Cham­ he said. "Only one subcontractor steelworker* of the Ceepel . Is­ Fourth District Vice Pesldent an-hour daytime speed limit and a 33-mile on hour night lime Officials told the United Press ber of Commerce, the listings of working on the building is not lo­ BUDAPEST SB— The Russian* land iadustrial complex laid Larry Condlct, was In recognition limit for passenger c a n on Flor­ th at no decisions had been made apartment and home rentals Is have withdrawn three of th* 12 cal—blocks, glass, plumbing and strong demands before puppet on what course of action, if any, primarily for servicemen looking other supplies were obtained locto 14 division* they had In Hun- of the local club meeting the re­ ida highways was In the hands of will be followed. for homes for their families who sly." and in addition, he said, Premier Janos Kadar at a meet­ gary at the height of last quirement* of Operation Civic the Legislative Cornell today. ing In Budapest Thursday, month's rebellion, independent And unless th* council gives The first newsman to enter Red come to Sanfod to be together. there will he » staff of 33 people Idled workers received another non-Communist source- reportesl Service conduct on a nationwide IU unanimous approval lo th* pro­ "We have front,15 to 16 calls a ,jn ' lt when comp|ctcd. VhJna in violation of passport rebasil. blow from th* Red regime.. Bu­ today. posal, the suggestion will not go atricticlis was William Worthy, day-five or sit by telephone and xotiehln* briefly on (he Florida George A. Speer, President of to Ihe State Legislature In April Negro correspondent for the Haiti- 10 to 12 by personal calls at the State League. John Krider said dapest radio announced food would no longer be provided to N®w* 9* tbe General Henry Ihe Seminole County Jaycees said for a vote. more Afro-America. Worthy en- booth," said Nora Belle Clause, that this I* the aecond year San­ Shelton Sanford Memorial Libra­ workers in the Idled factories on yesterday that the project* "en­ tered Red China the day before Jaycee secretary. Th* Legislative Council's Safe­ ford has not been represented in ry and Museum is beginning ta (Continued Oa Page Tea) Christmas. Listings are needed very badly, the Class D league. "I have got­ titling up to this award" and th* ty Committee, which make* pre­ reach Into many comers of the the secretary said, as there are ten out from under everything liminary recommendations to the > ■, , Jaycee* who worked so hard to globe, particularly in the country not many left to cho|«e from. rxerpt the formation of the lea- r l O Q U G L s G Q I C Q lG u round! which in turn hands pro­ get It, were: "And especially do wo need the gue," Krider stated. posed legislation over to th* law­ which Sanford's founder served. A letter from Willebroeck. Bel­ listing of unfurnished and furn­ The Fishing Rodeo, Jack Sew­ makers. agreed Thursday that an "Sanford is on the thrcshhoUt j | 0 L «0IT ) 17161110TO 1 6 ell committee chairman; Fir* ''absolute” maximum speed limit gium la proof that the newly built ished homes where children will of its greatest growth In history- ‘ be acceptable,” she said. Prevention Week, with Bob Crum­ was needed for the statei (0 rut library and museum la already the Chamber of Commerce man­ becoming prominent in many e l r ley a* committee chairman; Get* down the -Isgjejina to|l o r M b el#*. "One of thd troubles we run ager said- And he gave the Navy • v • PARIS w — High American Out-The-Vote, with RIll'Lramkow way deaths. Into very often,” it was explaln- much itf the credit for "the great The letter waa addressed toi wwt-Prmth offtl'al# dodfeatdrt*^CHARLOTTE, N. C. «P - Two ed, "la that when a home or an things happening Mr* ‘~ Met Highway Limits Something now has been added as committee chairman; Opera­ The Librarian of the Henry Shel­ newly-wed Hungarian freedom apartment ia rented we are nut Ed Hunt, program chairman for plaque here today commemorating j the Spring Baseball Training tion of the Information Booth un­ Th* committee set the open ton Sanford Memorial Library, Ihe looth anniversay of Woodrow flghtera began a new life without notified.” der the direction of the Board of highway limits at 65 and S3 but Sanford. Florida, US A. the luncheon meeting told Kri­ Wilson's birth. picture In Sanford, and It may be terror, or oppression today and on* of the first ventures nf Iti Directors and Mis* Nora Belle put off temporarily any decision All that ia necessary in listing der before the meeting was ad­ Already, copies of Informa­ The dedication took place In kind anywhere. prayed "the rest of our country­ an apartment, an unfurnished journed, "The pcopla of Sanford (Tuuse; Teen Age Road-E-O, with on a lower limit for trucks and tion about General Sanford which front of the Hotel CriUon on th* men!’ aoon will do likewise. Bill Lorkatd at committee ch air house, or a furnished one, is to and Seminole County are fortu­ On March 18 next year, 23 high buses. nppe-ared in last year’s edition of Gera and Eva Biro-using as­ call 1372. Miss Clause said this nate to have a man of yo«» cali­ Place de la Concord*. In 1910 school boys from New York Stale man; uml Christmas activities, The group also agreed to seek The Sanford Herald’* Mall-away President Wilson drew up the Lea­ sumed names to protect relatives morning. However, she said, "we bre at the helm of the Chamber will arrive ia Sanford for ten days with the Christmas parade com­ a state limit of 30 miles per Edition have been mailed to th* still in Hungary — srrived here would also appreciate a call when of Commerce »nd »e want you to gue of Nations covenant with fel­ of Intensive training. mittee headed by Tom McDonald hour in cities and towns to re­ college student making the in­ Wednesday night- and act up the premise! are rented." know that we’re back of you." low delegates to the Versailles They will be accompanied by a the Shopping Tour and Balloon place the present 25 miles per quiry. peace conference In the Hotel group of parent* and the athletle Sale* committee headed by Mason hour setup. Housekeeping in a small apart­ The lefler waa a* follows; CriUon. ment contributed by a well-wisher. staff of th* Hackley School for Wli.irton, and the Christmas Sen. Merrill Barber of Vcro Dear Sir, Lighting Contest Committee head Beach, who heads the committee, U. S Ambassador to France Bovs In Tarrytown, N. Y. Although neither can speak EngBy means of the Connecticut Douglas Dillon, French Secretary ed by John Alexander. liih, they have received offers of Reservations have been nude spoke up for the "absolute” day­ Historical Society, your addresa of State for Foreign Affairs Mau­ at tie Mayfair Inn for the group employment and financial assist "We all should be proud of the time limits, saying "if there ever wa* given to me in order to get rice Faure, and former French of kaseball enthusiast*, the par Awards we've received and thank was a time that the people of ance. One caller offered Gera a Premier Joseph Paul — Boneour ents. and th# athletic staff of the all who hrlped to makp It possible Florid- and the tartlsUtur# were some Information. Job in a factory and said he would As a student of th* C ohs'al made brief speeches. schtol. get a promotion as soon as he (Continued On Page 10) to qualify for It," said Speer. University of Antwerp, I have to Tile cause of the latest fire was MALIBU. Calif. W —The third TW City of Sanford will furn­ mastered EnglishDillon also read the following make a dissertation, n Ihesls, con­ not known. But fire officials said Geaa and Eva werr married in major brush fire In three day* of an arson squad is Investigating message from President Eisen­ ish a baseball diamond at the cerning Sir II. 3. Shelton San­ West Coast Inferno broke out early Menorial Baseball Stadium. hower: a refugee camp in Austria Dec. ford, who wa* a friend of our today in the fashionable Bel-Air both the tires here and Ihe blase Training of the high school ) after a harrowing 38-mlle flight “The tooth anniversary of King Leopold II. at Bel-Air. district of Lot Angeles n foot from Hungary. The couple Woodrow Wilson's birth is one grotp will be In progrgs at th* If possible, can I have a good Threatens Swank Hotel The new fire was less than 20 earn* time that the Now York fought with the Hungarian patri­ bibliography and eventually g Flames have eaten up the of many occasions <>n which Ihe Ginits Farm System Spring miles away from here, where fire. ots until the Russian army crush­ fighters are battling flames that I parched Malibu soil .and destroyed citizens of America join the list nf works, who can be consult­ ed the revolt and Geza learned j citizens of France in a mutual a l­ Trailing Camp wilt be in operaed here In Europe. Further a de* at least fio homes. The fire cxh . wa* urs. marked marked for for deporta H.nnrta- h*ve blackened ' Hon that he ^ ....... . lkl> nearly 27.000 acrei crlption of his youth-diplomatio and turned this movie colony into ploded through the streets of in legiance to the ideals of great ! Nr doubt th« youngster* will get Annual Seminole at som* time near the glimmer­ Th* Second tion to Siberia. ire* here early today and cam *ira,na "disaster" are*. j somi pointer* from the staff of County Baby Derby le In full ing close of IBM or the dawn snd military period. An Army chaplain gave the cou­ The harried Los Angeles city within a few yards of the swank Aa the founder of Sanford. I ! eoacles, scouts, and former big swing. of 1957, then b# sure that the have to need if possible, ihe way ple paper and stamps to writ* re­ fire department sent 12 engine $.130,000 Malibu Sands Hotel leugie I| leug ie player* who will he here birth I* recorded by n physician of Sanford's founding by Sir Hen­ There's not Just one, but two latives in Charlotte who arranged companies manned by 110 men to The Games swept over the Santa . . . 1gettlig the ten New York Giants stork* beating their wing* through exactly as outlined in Monday's ry Shelton Sanford. Ihe residential srea in Bel-Air Monica Mountains mio u business A i i f n n r i f t / T n M e n for their removal here. I Farn System teams la shape for th* ether from Rnhyland toward Sanford Herald. O U 5C I dare ask you all this polltriy, where flames were reported lick arcs which had been evacuated ^ U m O N r y their 1M7 season. Above all, be sure to make cer­ the double-finish line. earlier Sweating firefighters stood P r y r /~ p e I f K l B B r l o d hecauso this way it the only t« Ing over dried up foothills, Deails for the training session tain that the exact hour, minute, AH fact* concerning (hi* excit­ help a Belgian student, hoping the A fire department spokesman on rooftops of buildings and r U r t t ' 5 ■« , , , e e u e u NEW YORK th— President were arranged through Frank ing race are detailed in the Urge and even the exact second of birth successful explanation of hit dlfflsaid no homes have been de­ bouses as the fire moved down Mebasr Jr., manager of the May­ cooperative advert! <«ment which Is placed on record. Eisenhower l» thinking about ask­ ful Iin andr Warren E. Knowles, eultiea Very thanks to you. stroyed yet. He said ‘‘there is a the center of a street. Victory in th# Baby Derby may will appear in Monday's Sanford More titan 1,000 persons Gcd ing Congress for authority to u-e Sunfa-d rity manager. Very truly ours | good chance of rontaining this fire be decided even by a flutter of Herald. NEW YORK SB—A crude home­ before it does any damage.’' No their homes during the night as a U. S. armed forres whenever he Sletn-n* Phillip Expecting parent* aro advised the stork'a wing. i second major brush fire broke out. believes they are needed to keep Appoldonckstraat, 176 made bomb wrapped in a red injuries have heen reported. In addition to the valuable a r tn read this page closely for all peace in Ihe Middle East. The New Miltvbrock, Prov. Antwerp sock waa found in a seat at th* ray of gifts presented by San­ of the details of the race. Pcrhap* York Time* said today In Its lead Belgium. Paramount Theater In Times some real deep concentration may ford Merchants, The Sanford H er story. The General Henry Shelton also help toward making them aid will give a paid-up subscrip­ Sanford Memorial Library and Tiini-s Washington CorresooiulSquare early today and police said the "luckiest” people in the coun tion to winning parents -on# year ; Museum is expected to h«j dedi* 1rnt .fumes V. Reston reported that M apparently was Ihe work of the to the first of 1937 and six months i rated and opened during the com­ 'th e President and Secretary of ty ®mad bomber" whose explosives If th« hoped for baby arrives to the last little citizen of 1936. ing year. Books and museum itState John Foster Dulles plan to I have injured 13 persons here since 'talk nbout the country's future I cm* are being shipped to Sanford I MO. Middle East policy with leaders! (and will arrive in the near future. of Congress in a meeting at the I Bomb squad detectives using a ! The library is vnlucd In excess of White House next Tuesday. blast proof truck swiftly reuiuVcJ 'one million dollars. R e sto n said (list Pifsldent El [ the device from the theater which Inrustry promotion. Naval Air Tit# Chambar of Commerce, her of Commerce, and that r»nn senhower and Dulles discussed fu manager stated that an Industrial | vatlons to the CofC offices art had been emptied an hour earlier tore Middle East policy Thursday Statin, ^hirhways^and^ a *n" brochure will be published, and complete. to iht future, highlight the first following the last show. at a Whit# House conference but " an industrial survey by Florida "The Chamber of Commerce did not bring up the subject of repor mad# by Scminul# County Power A Light Company *ng|- plans to Discovery of the bomb was Chanfter of Commerce Mana­ l aimed action. £ ia d r seven hours after police re ­ In re k in d le interest in th# San ^ ger .ahn Krider and released to­ j ncors seill be poh|i«h*d "Competition it keen among ford Dock and Terminal, a pro | n M e m p h i s T o d a y ceived a telephone rail from a day n Chamber of Commerce Florida cities," admits Krider. Ject of vital importance to the ^ ' man who said a bomb wiuld go memers. MEMPHIS, Tenn. 4P— Tb* "We have no large buildings, nor continued development of our aroff in the Paramount at 7:33 p. At he outset of his report. Kri­ any funds to construct them, but ea." said Krider in his report. 19,7 '! * M ,of r ° l,on win h® m. Without disturbing the 2.300 der rated that "while the Chain- we do have good industrial sites "We expect to continue promo-1rr0* nv<l tonight from 23 finali her o Commerce should pursue Its fjut we ll keep trying.” Tneater patrons, polirc searched tion of Hie SI. Jolinv Indian River i»t , • representing 13 southern usual activities, industrial pruino-1 | n outlining conferences con- Canal; to see a consolidation of ■*****• the theater hut found no trace of An accident ye-tardav on State tion nd an effort to keep the Na fernini, jj* Sanford Nava! Air Sta- all major fund drives into one Th# The winner, who will make a a bomb. Road 15-600, at Fern Park, ta m ­ val Ar Stalion in Seminole Conn-1 |j„n Krider said in his report th a t! over-all effort in the nature of a six-months international tour as But during a more thorough ed bv "following too clo-ely" ac­ I ty thuld have precedence." This, "The Chamber of Commerce will Communliy Chest; to meet with! B00*! "HI ambassador of Ihe cotsearch early this morning, police! cording to KHP Lawrence Coff­ of coarse, with a nod from the eontinu# to maintain the excel-1 all commute# chairmen and their i ton industry, will be- announced toK und the latest weapon, wedged Commander L. B. Libbcy. USN. Commanding Officer nf Heavy At­ man resulted in property damage CofC Board of Directors. lent relations which exist between' groups in January ; a concvntrat* bight before a capacity crowd at Kri«r stated that "we have Naval personnel and ettiaens of ed effort to secure new members CH* auditorium, m a 13th row orchestra seat The tack Squadron hevm. a unit or Heavy AUaek Uing One. i» estimated at $700 and one Injury. Th* collision, between a car followed every pond* industrial this county. cutting the take ia celebration of the presentation of the after the first of the year; and Pols# and audience appeal seat had bean slit, apparently with { sho*n Navy Rattle Kffirimry "K" lo Heavy Attack Squadron Seven. The driven by J. R. Williams. 34, of lead." Out-of-town contacts with "Modern highways are essential, to hold the annual meeting of the count heavily in thia contest, which a knife, and the bomb placed In- ilaltli E(firicon "K" U awarded annually to the squadron which Luke Mary and a ear diven by indiistlal leaders were mad# wilh especially to the success of the membership during the first parti I* devoid of ”cheest*cake" and aide. achieve* the highest standing In the competition of all Atlantic William T. John«on. 40, of Jack­ a view to bringing important sub-i Jor endeavor*." said Krid»r. 1of the New Year,” said Krider bathing aulls. Fleet Heavy Attack Nouadrona. The award wa- presented Decem­ sonville occurred shortly after 11 contrators into the county And The report include- th# announ in the Sem-O Grant rrpori. The r.ew maid will leave for ber 22 by Captain J. T. Blackburn, USN. Commanding Officer of o'clock yesterday. visit* o plants with plans to ex Cement that a nr- map id San , "I with to thank all of you for New York City shortly *Ger re­ Heavy Attack Wing One Ihe presentation marks the -erond con­ Mrs. ioiura Lew Johnson was pand I the area along witch slr- ford and Seminole County will b your fine support these fir»t fsw reiving her title. There she will secutive year that Heavy Attack Squadron Seven ha- won the award. Shown al-o in lb,- picture are Commander G. T. Forrrst. taken to the Florida Sanitarium engthqrj tie* wilh the Florida published, the U-giilativ* and months. I shall continue to need he Interviewed by newsmen, lake USN. Executive Officer of the squadron. Mrs. I- It l.ibbey with In Wlnfrr p ik -u ffc'n g from a Devclomcnt Commission and its National Affairs Committee has; the help of everyone ufyou Lf • a course In modeling ami get Fair and not quite to cold Frida; daughter* llarb<ra and Donnie, and members of Heavy Altai.. po-*ible sprained neck, -aid the inrm hn aie among some of the M l w,,li James E. Mooney, /la - .f, are to do Ihe Job d ill is ( th* first nutflu for her ell cotFHP Patoimaa. Squz.irou be*ea. tO lficul Photo, U. S. Navy) effortr already completed. ^yd Saturday. tix z Manager of ihe U. S. Cham- needed here.” said Krider. . ton wardrobe. Newsmen Slip Into Red China; May Be t ined, Imprisoned i ■* « Eti •# - Legislative Council To Consider 6 5 mph Daytime Speed Limit News Of Memorial 'ftrarv, Museum Readies Belgium Two Newly-Wed Freedom Fighters %egin New Life W. Wilson's Birth Baseball Training To Be Held Here For Tvnage Boys Third Fire Endangers Movie Colony Area Annual Baby Derby Is In F u l l Swi ng « President May Seek Homemade Bomb Is Found In Theater Additional local News On P age 10 Industry, NAS Highlight Report '57 Maid Of Cotton do ever)thing possible Will Be Crowned 2-Car Accident Leaves 1 Hurt, $700 Damage Weather I oJ �* sfeviw i y r? _______ _ ,* * * ? * m , • . ..................................... _ •*___ -V '/'V !B a K s S 5 S w is 3 5 « i T H E SANFORD HERALD A ll C h u rc h N otice* m in t b e p re s e n te d e l T h e H e n i i •fflS * fey ID a . m . ou th e d a y b e fo re B u b lle a tiM . ChuAch,TloticQA. .7 <> • * o r < M v e ______ m« aer U m aed prayer O f LATTM DAY •A iffT a the Teaadap *f an eh A 0 . Mile I M A f f w l i i e i Warship l l a. m. L a te a L » * f, f * * » GHf i«M bttiieeti aed prayaf *e (he ttb hoi J la T sH H y ef te a k oaetfe at l:io M ietlej C M fl UMea i n # M b ‘^'*frt*adly dwrefe far Ifee wloi* • m i e e e fife M b fiailly." •» iCMAh g f t g t ,m ,# t ONMOI O f a m i r l e m d f t i B ln At#. ' fU « BeeOrt 0 J a lp h ^ fre e a r Jr. Bvaassmt iM fe rifk . B A f tm C M ttd i t a t * fcfeeel itiM If a / r a . 0. S u ite d , flaps*ale _____j l f r f f faaet aad far i t iff * .« . P la n t gheS T w , R e e l A. PMcafeof imam Peopla’* C lan 1 :0 p. m. Or. A l t H irila, i m i t f ■ e m e u aaftkeai ItM ifli s m i t e f:ie p. m. it Mb iS S f* i »ji]wjulegsgacj o iv M a i£ K n R £ m rMtifeH BfV *. fe » & « #.», Wfe flh l e t tSBNl AfO S e t, O eeen A le a f u n r n o tv ic H WaMat A M l ! f « fa a ie r le e d if I d e a l l f a.au M atties Wanfeif l e t t u e U a .o r r ISeMt A M H H MMfW Hiw IV HR VL i j t fP. It.e V m Aik d ir M 7:4* P-B. 7:00 p. m. m m Some like to rsjo ics in th e calm of today and give no th o u g h t to th e c lo u d ! of to ­ morrow. T h e irs Is a co n ten tm e n t w ithout stren g th , a happiness em pty of hope. the clouds to th e L ig h t w h o si rays bath* the horison. T hese are th e souls w ho face th e new year w ith faith in th e ir God. T h e y know the days will not be w ithout shadow . T h e ripples m ay som etim es become an g ry breakers. B ut they follow th# gleam across another year . . . the G leam from beyond th e clouds. B ut stro n g er aouls see b o th th e calm and th e clouds. A nd th e y look beyond T h e Church is for those who w ould look a h e a d « . . ever tow ard the L ight. T h s rs w ay be folks w ho d f la m of • new year w ith no clouds over th e horizon. B ut life h s i tlu g h t m ost of us th a t there is never a day free of u n certain ty . l9,tb' taa, m ^~ *G Z d ri f §at**R f t aad l i a At*. Paster Sabbath I k heel lif e a.m. Warship Settle* Prayer Maetlnp A. C. McClure Saturday 7 A*' 11 a.m. Wadnalday p.m. M H i B vaageiutu l i d p.ta. Wedaeeday eight prayer and prate* tetv k a 7:M p.a. Sermon by th* pastor. Efaniai Worship Service 7:ft0 y.m. l*r»oa bp the paster. P r« |* t M**uai Wasitaday trio . w:'<Aw- * v. * V-- Z’J AU»l •E X 'vJWriNi.J Lfcf .7 \t LARI HORROR ^gglM Mi*BAPTIST CHURCH Paator, B. G. Brown Church with A friendly Wel­ come Three miles West ef Senford an ru tfM e iA ffL first street, then right at Monro* jCftfHODBT C H im O l Corner. ''Hot forsaking Uto assembling of ourselves togathar, a t the manner Bar. •Jateg# M S L m. p.m of soma Ul blit exhorting orta an­ other: and so much the more, H % i S w S & M I f f te # M i m lvatm n a i t a i ya sea th* day approaching." f'O t t o WftriMt sa m e * 111 Bast 8acoed Strtel H4b. 10:13 M eath ga 9unday School—10 a. m. laky Morning Worship—11 a. m. M OTH SlDB B A f t l l f 1unday School Sunday i0:0i a.nl. Training (Milan—4:30 p. m. CHURCH HeUnats Uaatihf 11:00 a . i t BVSnlng Worship—7:10 p.m. Xaat ITtli St. At Park At*. Open Air (Street Mealing) 0 :0 Prayer Meeting Wednesday night ami »r » • * m r t k p.o. —7:30 p. m. a friendly Ckefth, 7t00 p.m. O m U B. Price P u t t f Heating 7:ao p.m. sairallon WEPT SIDE MISSIONARY MHtow BjyiMMtoUteaa M , lkftr< Taaaday BAPTIST CHURCH Carp Codata 1:90 p.m Camay of West Fifth and Hally Band Praetlee 4:00 p.m. Sunday Bible School 10 t.tt "WELCOMES YoU" Udlae Home Laaga* 7:M p.m. p tm w a tp i t *-« Pastor Wm. L. Stepehnj Bill* Study 10 j » 7:90 p.m. Associate B. D. Creiglow Kraaealtetie Preaching 7:4S p « Prayar Meeting Sunday School 10 a.m. Satarday f r t r « Maatlng (Wad.) 7:41 p.m. lla .m. Open-Air (Street Maatlng) 4:90 Mornimt Wotihlp Mhslonery Prealllanlel Bible study 7 p. m. p.(n. Yea AT# Walaom* Evening Service 7:49 p. m. THRBB'bAT BULB Mid week Servleo Wednesday UPBALa c o m m u n it y COBFB1BNCB 7:49 p. m. PKB8BYTHHIAN CHUHC1I A Bible conference will begin "A GOING CHURCH FOR Minister A COMING LORD" e t IS* South side Baptist Church, Her a C. White Ptnnlat COME AND SEE ^»ERE temarraw et 7:41 p. m. Oa Sunday Mr* Clever Mnrr* lira. Patrlsln Summerlin Asst IS A REASON! ■ tra in s fe rrite s will sta rt at JOIMra. Pal •'d o ck .with dfcner and fsUowihlp Y. Plante! •! CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE a t Men. At 1;90 scrrlees will con­ George Pesold, Aset. Sept ChMfth Sehoe' tinue until 4 p. m. and that attn "Sanford'a Singing Church'* ig it will b* at 7:49, Monday, Church School 10 s.m. Second SI. and Maple Ave., West 91, the New Year’s Eva Worship 11 n.m. R. It. Spear Jr., pastor ta r tle t will begin at 7:41 p. m. Evening Worship 0:M p. m. Sunday School 9:43 a.m. nod continue until 19:01 a. m. Teh "Everybody Invited to attend Morning Worahlp 10:19 a.m. charah will be erganlaed at I p. our •ervlces.’* Training Departments 6 p. m. m. Speaker* for that* service! Evening Evangelistic 7 p.m. will he Pastora T, B- Praamen FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Mld-w«ak Prayer meeting each and Hollas Bowling of Bristol, Pastor Milton It. Wyatt Wednesday 7:49 p.m. Tenn. and Pastor Charlea Sou- Educational Director Rlehct Bta> The Church of th« Naairene ll dar ef EltaabeUitoo, T*nn. The Wesleyan In doctrine evangelistic elay pastor, Gerald B. Price invltai In appeal, and world-wld In Site tun. Church 8c boo I th* public to these servicesmission. CUsses far all agsa. 11 a, m. "A Goal for tba New ‘ Whosoever will may come". CENTHAL BAPTUI CHURCH Year” FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH tear. J . W. Psrhim . Paster I p. m. MYF Car. rearteenth St, oak At*. 7:30 F.venlng Service OK GENEVA Sunday School oils a.m. Jack L. Stewart Pastor 7:19 Organ Vesper* Morning Worship Servlc* 11:00 Broadcast over W.T.B.R. Sunday School 10 a. m. a,m. Morning Service 11 a. m. Trslnlag Union 1:19 p.m. It'a a S:20 p.m. Fellowship for young Evening Strvide peopla. family affair. Training Union 4 30 p. in. Erenlng Worship 7l90 p.m, Preaching 7:30 p. in. I.AKE MARY BAPTIST Wed. Prayer Servile 7:30 p.in. CHAPEL ‘'Came thou with ua and wa will Lake Mary Fla. do the* good." FIR Sf CHRISTIAN C H tR lII Pastor — Rev. W. A. Etlenwood Where You Are Never a Stranger Sunday fahool 9:49 a.m 8ANPORO REVIVAL CENTER But Once" Her. L. P, la sh er. Pastor Morning Worship ll a.m. Perry L. Stone Minister Sunday School 10 a m. Training Union n:M p.m. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. ClassMorning Worship u a.m. Evanlng Worship 7:30 p.m. es for all ages. Adult lesson: "All Evening Evangelistic Service Prtyar Meeting Wed 7:30 p.m. Things Made New" (Rev. 31 y. 7:49 p.m. Morning Worship. 11 o'cock, PAOLA WKSLSYAM Vaakly S arr’caet with organ m usk, hymns, Scrip­ METHODIST CHURCH Tuesday and Thursday 7t4S ture reading, prayer, open Com­ I Miles West oa Rl. 49 p.m. munion, offering aid preaching Sunday School 9:49 a.m Ragula Saturday Mornlnt New Year's message: "Taking 10!49 a.m. Broadcast ever WTRR 10:U Morning Worship Stock of Ourselves" (3 Cor. 13.3). Wttlayan Youth 6i4& p.m. a-m Evening Worship 7:10 p.m The nursery will be open. Christian Youth Fellowship, 6:30 Wednesday Praysr Maatlng 7:30 p. m. l u im e r a n c n u n n i p.m. Evening Worship, 7:30, cmpltaOK TUB REDEEMER Evaryono Welcome tiling congregational ringing. The 203 W. Ulh Pise# Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer pastor will preach an afterPhone 1719 C hrlstm n sermon on "The Re­ Th# l e v Phillip Schlaanmann CHURCH OF OOD from Bethlehem" (Luke. Pastor Rev. H. W. Readereee, Patter turn 2:90). French Ave. and Mad SL Sunday School 9:19 a.m. Kverone is invited. A special Bible Class 9:19 a.m. Sunday School 9:49 a.m. KvangelUtlo Service 7:30 p.m. welcome ie extended to holiday Sarvloa loiio ».m vliilors. Attendant* will find ' ‘Prayer f o r Tha Day" phene 1929 Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:30 parking safer in the lots south of p.m. Young Peopla Service Thurs­ the sanctuary aad north of the PO S T CHURCH OP CHRIST, parsonage. day 7:30 p.m. SCIENTIST. 900 E. Second St. KBENEXF.K METHODIST THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH Sunder :::83 a .a . CHURCH ON (HE Iiil L Sunday School U.00 a.m CUrue Heights ‘Congregational) Wednesday Evening Maatln|s 9:00 Rev. Albert 8. Farvtor Pastor Corner Park Avenue and 34th St. p.m Sunday School 10 a.m. Clifford J. Bernard Root, Minister Lesson Sermon "Christian E. Johnson, superintendent. Fred Kmmlnger, Associate Srlenle” Preaching Service 11 a.m. Sunday School _ 9; 4$ Reading Room toasted in Foyer of MYP 3 p.m. Church Building open to pubtla Prayer meeting. Wednesday. 7:43 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays aad p.m. Thursdays. A aerdtal tnriUUon U estended to all to attend our services and THE CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH ua* the Reading Room. Park Ave. A 14th St. Sunday ST. LURE’S LUTHERAN In Slaria (Near Ovlada) Sunday School 8:43 a.m. Rot. Stephen M. Tuhy Pa.tor Worship 10:40 a.m. Morning Worship 9:29 a.m. Evening 7:43 p.m. Rldio Mission Broadcast at 9:30 Youth Fellowship b :30 p.m. a. m. over WORZ (740 kc) Wednesday GHAM KOW •unday School *:00 a m .-for aU Chapel Choir Rehearsal 7 p.m MJNIRAL HOMfc ago groups. M . I t 91 Bible Study and Prayar g p.m Christian Day School - Monday Thursday PHOMF A ll to. through Friday 9:00 a.m. — (All Cherub Choir Rshtaraal l:9o I \ Hjllt Carol Choir Rehearsal T:00 p.m $ u U * \* r9 Iod klnd*r 1 It t % »t *4|| fha Ladtea' Missionary Society • a e m e e te r a glad k u 4 la | a aM akla -l*b mJ ft f | | 10 wHToHIp W lH H i \ mdial 1 T H f G U A M T R O M B i y O H O T H I C IO U D S W a n h f MfvlM H iN a .n . • e. m. fraa«hiji| ittv le e f:90 p, m, Mao's Traloiag alaia Patfet lA N PoN D a ttr a h ttiU A Y Iratpoee WaW*oa ADVMHTlST CHURCH v n iiv v ^ fA <■: v ^ v \ K • 4 ii * Ik S i »¥T -• ' • *! H • fi I 1 Additional Church News On P age 3 |. I. ; i s i' M •<j « r. a ll. I i This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association* is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Well* known Business Establishments: M RS. A P N iR B Y ’S R E ST A U R A N T S SA N F O R D IJN O I.F.U M ft T IL B COMPANY SANFORO AVtNUE AMOCO T> v* a,mu 8ENKARIK 01,ASS ft PAINT CO. GENUS SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS SHERWOOD ItACTOR CO. I FI.OR1DA S T A T R HANK af Sanfurd BERRY’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL RANK HAROLD If. KASTNEK CO. UOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD • WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE \\\ \V, IIORNK TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. 1NU WILSON - MAI Eli FURNITURE CO. I1ROWN' fl AMOCO SERVICE AMERICAN OH, CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY J. C Daria, Cooilgnaa REIMANN CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH R1TZ THEATRE S.VtTTY'fl SNAPPIN* TURTLE M. R. Slrltklind, Contractor NICHOLSON BU1CK CO. r. l. Ha r v e y p l u m b in g nlhi B o rrL iN u c o m p a n y C. D. Drown iio iiE b u ik s o n f u n e r a l ft ‘A CELERY CITY MUNTIKG CO. THE MAYFAIR INN PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. HT. JOHN’S REALTY CO, JONES ELECTIIC SUPPLY HOLLER MOTOR BALES ROY WALL PLUMBING WADES SL’PREX MARKET SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. THE KILGORE SEED CO. SANFORD AUTO PARTS WARNER S GULF SERVICE e STINE MACIIlNtJft SUPPLY CO. SANFORD BOAT WOItKS SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO j. C. HUTCHISON & CO �IH E 8ANF0RD HERALD Dec. 28. 1956 Pnge 3 Enterprise The Sanford Herald Radio & TV Log Additional Church News 14:3# W h a t a My L in e Cradle Rot] Department lor the seuso rv c a s s s u • 11:40 b u n . .None S p ecial o n s ts u o 9 little one* 11:1* L a u r e n . # " e l k Show r u iu a v 13:4* N e w s and S i g n Uff Idult Clan for those who think tv a s is e S U . 7 U . l t MiillAIAII doming Worship _ . U :00 1:4* T est I'a t t e i n t'n c le W alt Sermon by Dr. Fred Enjmlnger: 1 : 0 * As idr v ernnt u« rBe 4 «f’uH* lilo Good M o r n l e c cw* iiiu I 04 C a p ta la K a n g a r o o *Tby Youth Is HeoeTrfd." S :0 0 O p en H o u se 0:00 W em taer.N e w e-S p o rt* Pilgrim Fellowship In the even­ «:!» l l e n d e a t o u e 0.04 G a r r y Moore 14:10 A r t h u r G o d f r e y lU rlh m t ing at 7:30 s-.ae broort II: 2u S t r i k e It R i c h S p e llm a n b l s t o r s 13:00 V a lia n t L ad y FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH J:** b u u t l l a l i t o n b u o r t s 13:1* L ove s f L ife 7:1* J o h n U a l r . (A Soothers Baptlat Church) 13:30 S e a r c h f o r T o m o r r o w :S» L 'e leb rltr IM»y h o u s e 13:4* G u i d i n g L l e h t )T. P. Brooks Jr. Pastor 1■:0 IVMt N a t b t o r r 0 Flatten T h eatre A rT4.lt v n o a F. B. Fisher Associate Pastor • :** CScience 1:00 1 04 I tep u rt rueaJer 9 .00 rby Rogers Director of Music »:JC HUylioils* o f S t a r s 1:10 S t a n d I p a n d t i t C o unted 1:10 As t h e W o r l d Turns rs. Marvin Milam Organist 14:99 T h * L in e u p I’craoti to P e r s o n 3.00 O u r l i l t s B r o o k s Morning Worship S 43 a. mI4:3v N ig h t Nows l l e p o r t 1:10 l l u u s s p a r t y St :*»** Sunday School 9:43 a. m. 11:13. l l o l l r w o o d F i r s t N l c h t 1 44 Bl* T a v o ff l:l» Bob Crosby Morning Worship 11 a. m. 12: SO S ig n -o f f 4:00 B r i g h t e r D a y •sn au sv Training Union 6:13 p. m. 4:»* S e c r e t S t o r m 4 10 K d g e o f N i g h t MOH.VI.VU Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. * : 0 0 Mickey M o u se Wednesday Service 7:30 p m 9:20 81* 11- 00— r r o g r a m R e su m e o w s— W e e t h o r *:»» N (Nursery for all services) • 9:3 0 C s p t a l n K a n p s r o o VSTHfl— SANF ORD (Earphones for hard of hearing) 10:10 “Furr" . , , 1100 KII.O CVIT.L* W i u k r D i n k a n J Tou 11:00 HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL 11:20 Mr w l s a r d ritiii * v Th* HI* T o p 12:00 s • CHURCH K V D SI7D A srtr.H -v o o v • Cor. Park A 4>h St. 1:44 W o rld At 8 ' s tllO t l l g P i c t u r e 4:1* T w i l i g h t S u n g s The Rev- John W. Thomas. Rector S:oO U a t o r U » » l tlnse 4:30 S p u rt s Bools l.o« Movie SKl atu § a. m. Holy Eucharist a is n 4.4* U r s a t s s t S p o r t s I h r i l l s 9:13 Family Service and Church S i t e C a rto o n C a r n i v a l i l r l l l l a g Ou A Ch.ua 1:S0 F o o t b a l l S c o r e b o a r d 7:1* Select T o u r Music School 1:43 Hporla D ig es t ■.l'i I t s U a n c e i l m t 11 Morning Prayer and Sermon 9 : ( ( I t o s r m e r r C l " « « * r Show 9:04 N ig h t R d ltlu n 4:10 C e n t r a l F l o r i d a Hhowcaae • :t* s t r i c t l y I n s l r u m t n t a l Servlcei through the week: 7:04 C o u n t r r F r o l i c s 9:10 l l h y t h m H o u r Tuesday — Holy Communion — 7: SO L o r e t t a T o u n g S how I 0; SO At H om e W i t h Musts S (0 J a c k i e O l s a s o n Sh o w 14:10 News 7:30 a. m. Ba d e# 711 11:40 b-gn Off . Wednesday — Holy Communion— 9:04 S:10 H e r . l e a n t # SATIH D A T 0:40 O u n e m o k e 10 a. m. MORSI.XO ck Holm es ^Thursday — Holy Communion — 1t l0 :1:00O Sl -haeerrlo 1:40 Sign On rm -e W alk Show 1.41 D awn U r e a k t r a P 7:30 a- m. 3:00 Sig n -o ff 1.10 Naws •rv n a v Feast of Lights — January 6 4:1* iv e s i t r n J a m b o r e e 7:30 p. m. 4:4* New s 14:44 a i g n - o n >M « Scientists Claim Discovery Of Link Between Man, Ape WASHINGTON OT - Scientists ^ h a v e claimed to have found the Vmisslng link between modern man and hit apelike ancestors. The creature wa* Identified In the Smithsonian Institution’s an­ nual report as Australopithecus. He lived In South Africa about a million years ago. Dr. Raymond A. Dart of the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg wrote the report. He said A u a tr a lo p o lth e c u s — ^ a lo n g with the previously known # J a v a and Neanderthal men—com­ pletes the chain of man's develop­ mentSkeletal remains of Australopi­ thecus were discovered In South Africa about 10 years ago. Since then, more than 100 specimens have been unearthed. "The apparent gap between living apes and living sapient men has been completely bridged by ivcrlapplng Australopithecino, PIthccanthroplne Java man and Ncanderthallne phases of human development,” ha said. Dart, a principal worker In the study of Australopitheelnes, said Australopithecus had an “ almost human" body and brain. He said the South African crea­ ture walked erectly end impro­ vised tools and weapons that he used with his hands. • LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 0:30 the b ir d s and fh e b C C S m in io n I TECM NILOl O H FEATURE — 0:40 CO-HIT F EATURE - 0:»3 Only SATURDAY ONLY rro g ra m Resum e N ew s-W eather T h e U S In Action The C hrletopherv I,et*« T a k e A T r i p Thle Is T h # L ife C a rt o o n T h e a t r e F a r e T he Nation P ro F o o t b a l l 7 ;0U haven O 'c lo c k Club 7:4* News__Fla. 1 1 :0 0 7:»U New »— W o r l d iil* S p u rts a t a CIvors 11:30 1:90 J o e k - r ' s Ch o tco 12:00 • ilO M or ning D ev o tio n s 13:30 1:1* H a r m o n s T im a I 00 9:04 W orld At Nine 1:10 9:1* M or ning M elo d is t 3 00 9iS0 1100 Clu b evKwtwo 5:00 Llfa of R iley 19:30 N tw a 5 10 M ayor o f t h e T o w n IOi SS R e viv al C e n l e r ll 00 O r c h e s t r a A s t a r 4:00 T e l e p h o n e T i m e 1 1:20 Four-11 C l u b 1:10 Tou Are T h e r e 7:00 t- a u la tin s C o u n tr y S ty le. U. A A. 7:10 P r i v a t e S e c r e t a r y A r T L 'I tN O O S Fd S u l l i v a n S h o w 1:00 11:00 World At Noon Si 00 C a p ta in K a n m r o n 11: 1* 4:10 g l e n - o n — P r o p r a m R e s u m e Radio F a r m Dlgsa t 11: So Mar None R an ch 1:00 O E. T h e a t h r e 1:10 News I : SO Alfred Il ll P h e o c k P r t e e n l * 10:00 tst.noo r h a l l s n g # 1:1* l i a r Nona R an ch !;0o F o o tb a ll r r n v l t w 10:10 t v h s t ’s My L le e 3 il* U of F F o o t b a l l 1 :00 TV P t a y h o m e 1:00 T s s n T im e 11:00 s l e n -o f f J:1 0 News AVealhsr T h * R h y t h m Hou r III 1.00 World At S i t .7:00 flood M o r n in g •SVKNINU 1 : 0* g l e n - o f f 1: 1* T w i li g h t Hongs StOVtlAT 4:S0 S p o rts Hook MOHVIVO 4:11 F o o t b a l l I to u n d u p t : t * Slg n -o n 7:00 D riftin g t i n A Cloud 10:00 MUslun a t M M -Century fill R v e n ln g U n t i e 10:10 T h e T rice la I t l f h t 7:10 J u k t n o s S a t u r d a y N i g h t l l :"0 • M o l l y 1:00 Night edition 11:10 S t r i k e l l R i c h 1 : 1* F sc le F o r urn 13:00 V alian t L ad y * SO T h e R h y t h m (four It.l* t.nva o f U f a 10:10 At H o m s W ith tfusle 11:10 S e a r c h f o r T o m o r r o w 10:1* News tl:v* r i u ld l n g L ig h t 11:00 Sign Off 4FTKRVOOS etu rn e r W a l l e r C r o n k l t a a n d new s 1:00 7111ft VIVO 1:10 S tan d Vo a n d h a C o a e t s d 7:04 Sign On t:10 As t h e W o r l d T u r n # 7:01 Musical P r o g r a m 7 00 O u r *ft.s I trn o k s Tl 1A H y m n T im a 10 Art U n k l e t r e r ' a I t o u e s p a r t y r is Musical P r o g r a m 3:41 file S i s t e r 7:41 S p i r i t u a l T im e 7:00 n i « T-vr O ff ICO Musical# 3:30 C b s n n e l fOi C r o t s r o a d e 1:10 J K Cole 4-00 I t r l e h t e r D ay 9:00 World Al Nina I t s S ec r e t S t o r m 9:1* H a r r y J a m e s 4 10 r d e » o f N l e h t 1:19 Musicals wmhh tv r n i w m e to to Gospel S i n g e r s 1 AO f SOV TTT.f.M IIK0 C h u rch S e r e lc o n u n tT rrn v tv n 11:00 S u n d ay S eren ad e 0t0* Mickey Mouee APTunvonv too If P S u n d a y Show 4 O0 Cept. f l a l l a n t l:no C l t r u . M u t u a l 4 10 R e p o rt 1:11 S u n d ay Afatines 4:44 D o l e K d w a r d . y■ 4:01 Music a t Ra ndom 7:00 T y e o n t h e . V i s e 1.30 Music t-ovara P r o g r a m 7 3 0 Lassie 5-oe Ava M a rt a H our 1:00 AVsst P o i n t 1:11 F o r w a r d March 4-10 S e n s H r e y 1:1* T w i l i g h t S o n e t 0:30 P U v h n i i s s o f S t i r s 1:00 C r o sa d e r E V R N IN O 10:00 T h e L in e u p 4:00 World At Rif 1 0 :1 0 P erson t o p e r s o n 4:11 S afaty P r o g r a m 11:30 U s Pvtil A M a ry F o r d 4 JO S e r s n a d a In P l u s 11:1* L ate S how «:!l S t F r a n c i s Ilnur 0 7 T l' H 11 AV MORNISQ 7:01 Guest S t a r 7:00 T s s t P a t t e r n 7:41 Id. on T a r a d e • oo Sun S ch o o l F o r u m SlIO Once U p o n A S to ry 9:00 C a rt o o n T i m e 9.1* T n m m lM F u n n i e s S:JO Wild Rll! H lc k o k toioo Caot. M l d n l e h t 10 10 O e l o r flow I P a r a d e It 00 S k y K i n a 10:5* AFTF.HVOOV 11.30 Talee o f T e s a s R a n g e r s 13:00 file T o p 1:00 B u f f a lo Rill 1:1* G a t o r R o w | 1:00 T h e C h r l e t o r h e r * *10 T. y e on N. T. I 00 Hope o f t h e C a s t 1:10 T h is Is l .l fe 4:00 file P i c t u r e • 1:10 T r e a s u r e H u n t S|00 Osale e n d H a r r i e t 1 :1 0 lltn T in T in F.VRNISII (00 S tu d io *7 I 10 Gran d Ota O pry 7:00 T ohy D o w d y 7:10 T h e B u c c a n e e r s 4:04 J a c k i e G le a s o * 5 00 G ale S t o r m S h o w 9 1 0 Hey. J e a n n l a 10:00 G u n s m o k e 1910 Hr H u d so n '# J o u r n a l 11:00 T a l e n t S c o u ts 11 10 I.eta S h o w I I II News A SO irv o ir 10:11 10:10 i tree II 00 1: |0 IIAMJEJS BUtVICWl PCnSf FEATURE— 0:13 conn 1:«1 7:00 1:10 4:00 4:11 5:00 1:14 4.01 4:11 7:00 7:11 1:01 9:01 9 II 10 00 FEATURE— 11:14 Only CHAPTER NO. • "ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN AFRICA” MORVIVO Tsst P a tte rn l o o k L'p A L iv e H o u lh sld e Proa. Ch u rch O m n ib u s Million 4 Mlvle "Mrs. Mike' Renfro V alley >ff-llcal l l o rl s o n e J i m B u n le Mr F r i e n d F l l r k a l l o e e m a r y C lo o n ey T h is Is t h e Life Men o f A n n a p o l i s BVR VINU T e l e p h o n e T im e Air P o w e r F o rd T h e a t r e P riv a te S ecre ta ry Kd S u l l i v a n S how G. R T h e a t r e Alfred l l l t c h c o e k P re se n ts isi.oso C h a lts n c e NEEDS WATER! im iu flA "CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE” Weekend and Christmas guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har­ vey Dunn were Mr*. W. H- Dunn .of Floral City, Miis Elizabeth i Ilunn of Hampton, Va. and Chuck Dunn of Tampa. Mr. and Mrs. Milliard Richards of Lakeville, Ind. are occupying the Long apartments for a couple of week*. Mr. and Mrs James Padgett of Orlando were dinner guests of Mrs. Mary Padgett and Miss Vi­ ola Padgett Sunday. Christmas Day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sarvcr included Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bj Irs . Miss Jenny Sarver, Dick Ginrich, Tony Geraudy and Marti Baker. Mr. and Mrs Gene Harrison of Orlando wero guc. ts of Mr. and Mrs. 11. It. lllcrs Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Steven­ son and daughter Mont of Orlando t ilt 7:*'i »:ln 9:00 l*l|( 11:44 H a r e ’s T o Vel* C h u r c h Her vie# l-roti.lly W e l l sll Dial • l l " f o r *Iu%lo At ll«in* W ith U u sle HU n Of f MONDAY M O H 7I7 I4 b i b n Un Dawn U re s k e u News • ii W ev tern J s m b o r s e 4 11 N ew s 1:44 b i t e s O 'c lo c k Club 111 . S e a s . F l o r i d a N ew s-W orld 1 *4 M l b p o r t s Al A G lsn e e 1.(4 J o c k e y ' s Choice CJ« M o t e l s * D e e s l ie n s 1:14 l l t r m u n y T im e I 04 AVolM At Nine 9.1* M o r n i n g SUIndlee 9: S( l l e r * A T h e r e 11 00 1144 C l u b l« K N ew s 19:1* 1104 C lu b 11:11 r . t m i o r s i e u e r l l 99 W o r ld At Nnoo A F T F. It NO ON II IS R a d io F a r m D lg e it I I 14 li a r N o s e B e n ch 1:14 N ew s 1 : 1 * l i a r None R a s c k M ( M onday S U t l n e s 1 44 W o r t* At T h r e s P u b l i c R e rv lcs S how its 1 14 R e co rd P r e v i e w 4 41 T e e a T i m e 4 11 N#w« 1.44 4.41 4:14 Tangerine St*« orida tangeri *i teaspoon salt 4 cup* shredded cabbage U teaspoon dry mustard 2 tablespoons vinegar 2 tablespoon* chopped Vi cup mayonnaise green pepper H teaspoon celery seed Peel tangerines: remove white membrane. Cut sections In thirds! combine m vrith lk cabbage and chapped pepper. Add celery seed, salt, mustard, and vinegar to mayonnaise; blend. Poor dressing ever salad and toss welL YIELD: 6 servings. were dinner guests of Mr. and J. P. Coullietta, Mr tod Mr*. Mrs- B. A. Hireop Christmas Ralph Coulliette and <oas James Day. Carroll and Van Allen of Enter­ prise were dinner guesta at th* Miss Roxann Henderson of Mlt- home of 3lrs. Rosa Lee Paterligan College, Johnston City, man and Carroll Peterman. Tcnn. is spending the holidays Dinner guesta at the home of with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Anna Glass and Miss Doris Che.tter Henderson. Faber Christmas Day Included, Mrs. Elizabeth Fowle* and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. If. O 'burnrand Bert White of Ormond. Miss Har­ sons J- H. and Phyl and Miss rietts and Mis* Edith Triimbull June Dingus of Martin, Ky. re­ of Winter Park. Mr*. Edith Me turned Wcdneiday to their home Rae, Mr. and Mrs Roicoe Forafter having been ths house tlg. Mr. and 3(ra. Gelas of Or­ guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Jack lando, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ryan for the past ten days llise of Enterprise. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allan of DcLaml and son Ed, home on leave from coast guard and sta­ tioned at Memphli, Tenn. were Christmas guests of Mr. and Sirs. Cecil Seller* end family Th* home of Mr. and Mr*. H. E Braddock was the sceae of a family re-unlon and Christmas Day which Included, Mr. and Mrs. Shelbyy Rraddock and family: Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Drr and family; Mr. and Mrs. Rill Mixon Mr. and Mr*. Rufus Coullietta and family of DeLand and Mr. and family of Invtrnesi, Henry ind Mrs. Edwin Braddock and Coullietta of Snead, Mr. and Mrs. family of Enterprise. Here are authoritative an*w*rs from the Veterans Administration to four questions of In taru t to former servicemen and Iheir fami­ lies: Q. I know a young man who is eligible for War Orphans school­ ing. He Is a Korea veteran and ha* had some training under th* Kor­ ean HI Bill. Does that mean he has forfeited his right* to War Orphans education? A. Not necessarily. Ha must de­ duct the amount of Korean GI training ha ha* had from 28 months—the maximum under the War Orphans program. The dif­ ference represents the length of time he may a'tend school under the War Orphan* education pro­ gram. Q. Is there a.iy deadline ftr applying for dijahillty cumpentattoo? A. No. You may apply at any time during y w r life. However, if you file your application within one year of <he date of your dls charge, your compensation pay menu may be backdated to the day after you got ou* of service. If you wait longer than on# year, payments may be made effective as of the date of application only. Q. I told my house and let the b u m take over my GI Loan. But VA relieved me i t all lability. Since I am so longer liable for the loan, would I he eligihiu for an­ other GI loan.? A. No. Belief from liability doe* not necessarily entitle you to "The Bold and the Bnv«,” • war picture, has been chosen fee the midnight show at the Bits Theatre Saturday night Door* open at 11:85. • • The action-filled story »Ur» Wendell Corey. Mickey Rooney, Don Taylor and Nleole Maurer i Adio* Harry, owned by J. Hoir* ard Lyon* of Greenwood. Del., led harncis horses In money won during 1958 with earning* of $129312. another GI loan. Q. I'm getting my master'* d*» gree under the Korean GI Bill. What is considered fnll-tlme train­ ing. for purpoies of competing r..y GI allowance? A. Your school determines th« number of hour* considered to be full time. VA accept* the word of your school. For gradual* training, there are no minimum number of hours specified In VA regulations, as there ar* for othar type of training. Veterans living In Central Flor­ ida who wish further Information about their various G! benefit* should write or visit the VA offic* at 83 E. Central Are., Orlando, M a n y homemakers loterato dripping fauceta, whereaj If lh« leak la repaired at once basin stains will not result. When these are mad* by hard watar mineral deposits they will be difficult to remove. ------DON’T ------Throw Away Your Tire Dollars Because Your Tires Are Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 10ft W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Treads That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd 36 Years In Sanford General Insurance R JAMES GUT AGENCY S12 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 R. JAMES GUT JAMES BL GUT THE FOLLOW ING INSURANCE FIRMS W ILL BE CLOSED ALL D A Y MONDAY DECEMBER 31 st THS WAKING H/US n o r • nous** SHOWS — 1:15 • 1:0.1 . 6:31 • 9:39 — CO • HIT — Alexander S Stringer Karns Insurance Agency Boyd-Wallace Edward F. Lane Carraway &Mckibben Mouahton Insurance Agency Raymond M. Ball Irving I. Pryor Crumley 6 Monteith Stemper Insurance Agency H. James Gut Agency Frank L Woodruff TECHNICOLOR a BAY^ f u ROBERTSON CORDAY MAHONEY • a CAM UNION IflO • JAN MtSUN • A US.VUCU DITUSUnOHM. ACTUS SHOWS — 2*41 - 5 :2 9 .8 :1 7 ------ ImEK N'K\V YUAH’S EVE-----MID-NIGHT SHOW SATURDAY >THELOVESOFTHEBOU)...TIE GLORYOf THEBRAVE! H U 'H U l T l l ( l i v e s I f l J l j ] puuutcckT fetvjrrt Imoosalbty fast, be had to b l i t a tunnal through " T h e M o u n t a i n Thai M e v e d " V IC T O R IA SH AW FEA TU RE- 7:17—9:30 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hart , were guests of friends and relative* In St. Petersburg over the wrekend. Th* little kid-ftoy* fruit from Florida, tanrerines, are to easy to peel that you'll find they make wonderful first courses or des­ sert*. Citrus fruit*, they are excellent sources of vitamin C, and sed frequently during the ehort winter months when they’re available—usually till the end of February. Tangerine* ere Ideal for inclusion In lunch boxes, and they're so easy to section that the fruit can bo added with a minimum of trouble to fruit cups and salads In combination with other seasonal f o o d s. Here's how to make the fruit rupa shown here: Tangerine Dessert Cup* 8 Florida tangerines 2 tablespoon* sugar, optional 1 Florida grapefruit 6 pitted dates, cut Cut tangerine peel Into 8 sections: peel about of th* tray. Carefully remove tangerine sections from tangerine "cup”. Cut sections In half with scissors. Section grapefruit, and cut lections with a scissors Into thirds. Combine with tangerine section*: sprinkle with sugar if desired. Arrange fruit In tangerine "cups", top with date pieces. YIELD: • servings. * • | John H. Williams Insurance Agency STARTS SUNDAY THE EDDY DUCHIN STORY ireTTMOM P to M jAMta wwitmowc ’ Mr*. C. H. Baldwin, Mrs. Anna .Glass. Mil* Doris Faber aceom, patied by Mis* Euretta Faber of D'*.and motored to Sharpes and picked up Grandma Faber and then to the home of Sir. and Mrs. Jack Argerslngcr at Eau Gallic for the celebration of Grandma Faber's 103rd birthday Dec- 23 Happy birthday Grandma and may you have many more happy ones to celebrate. [Midnight Show lA t Ritz Saturday TODAY — SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM SUNDAY AND MONDAY TYRONE P0WER_ KIM NOVAK By UELEN SNODGRASS The program as announced by the Rev. Don Walling of the Bar­ nett Memorial Methodist Church • Enterprise for th* watch nit* service Dec. 31. will use as It* * theme. " I t’s Tour Time, All th# | Way from 1936 to 1957. AH are invited to come and enjoy the service as follow*: 8:-8:30 j* m.,—Tour to Tune— Lund” 8:30-9:13.*—Tour to Frolic Land," j 9:15-10, "Tour to Fun Land” : ' l l to 1130 "Tour to Film-land.” .and 11:30 -12:05 a. m. "Tour to .Tomorrow.” John Nesbitt’s TRUE story ~1Ying~ m U7~ Veterans Corner Telephone Time SUNDAY, « P.M. /L CHA NN1L SPENCER TRACY ROBERT WAGNER.! CUJRE TREVOR THE Aaiua*/ Peetefrapaed Amial f MifNCM AL»'» .*1 tistaVisioh UCHNJC0C0R# f t fcaoeBl 1| UWUW3CUA1 SHOWS — 1:16 - 3i20 - 5:21 - 7:28 • 9:32 dCappij. Ylsuv 'Ijsunh Jo fill �. ---*»*• - A *^.* >*■v.v'jxK* I 'I ’ »1 n S M f r t W f f t TW O K U g C A IW THATM Off 9 Can't •y aiL a* a w n M oney' Supply Mw rtitM B H l “tig h t thsy nr*. ia • peculiar C frighten'd. _ ____________ ihooM bo felt, bow­ line* n ig h t motmf* actually reflect* - • n i t te s t th a t csndttfrms are good rath e r Many NSW Y o tK m - A arw i a nation o f why science ei are not popular with college etodeets bos b o n atten d . It Is teesuse oo many students I n t o ele­ mentary and high aehoola unable to ape! area the moot simple words. Dr. Keonoth B. M. Crooks, a professor at toology, told the an­ nual meeting te the American Association for the Advancement of S deaet that for some y ean a depressing proportion of Ida col­ lage atudenta see the following spellings among otters shocking: Norm, Bind, Otaay pig, aasmal, brass, human tesa>olnr, dlrllep, doctor, eurcle, stealer, punMn. worf. end wrtttlng. So it follows, ho aald, that when kids who ipall that way, coma to eottogo they're afraid of science courses teeasae of a a v and "Mr* words Iter'll have to spell. A Serious Matter The relative lack of Interest of colleit students la scisnca la aa exteremely serious matter, and the meeting devoted much time tirsH O Pc th e monthly carrying caarge fits their budI* t I t is wrong to assart the# money Is tight because the Federal B tein c Board has made It so nor that money la in short supply. Rather, we must recognise that the un­ precedented demand for funds is the major M e «f the high officiate In causa. The money Is “tig h t" simply because 1 * 7 D. Murphy, In a we have been trying to expand oar consump­ . ______ Is Ueteaen a very com- tion. our products* facilities and govarnr ptete gw lanatte* of the tight money situa­ mental services—federal, sta ts and local— tion which ia now being felt nationwide. faster than our capacities fo r doing so per­ •>; B e aald “People h ate been •acctutomed to m it • law n te a fo r a* h a g th at low rate* are tak’T ig h t money’1 te merely an expression ■*.m U r gr anted and a r t assumed to. be nor- o f the demand for funds th at have been “m he rtrlewad the background for produced because of the great desire of peo­ “People eettn to forget th a t ple to expend their personal economy through f « tw enty y e a n interact rate* were dell- savings and through purchasing. h w teily kept a t arttfldel low tevete by And th s Federal Reserve Board steps in ^ ‘ta am ia g a ttra money Into the credit ayatem, to resist th s pressure to interfere in the the' result th at during those twen- market thus permitting th e demand for ettr dollar loet half of its purchas- money to express itself in higher rates of p o w v ^ k i ||M# interest. ‘ h •* , in an of thle dilemma people have Murphy, in his address before the Tenth ^ .N e a paselng the buck on to the Federal Annual Midyear Meeting of the National Heserve System when discussions concern- Association of Mutual Savings Banks, said J*g “tight ao*sy" cams up. all of this Is “rightly so” which permits '%■- I t Is a popular aisceneeption when pub- th e market to function as a regulator be­ By JOHN w. FINNEY r ’Ha esstim eat Is heaped upon a gorernmen- tween suppty and demand. United P m a d u ff Correspondent ^"^al agency fo r the cause of sn economic con­ Higher rates of Interest natually tend to WASHINGTON - The Dei’! jtition. dampen the demand for funds on the one fem e Department laid that an a ss Oar money supply is measured, explains hand while a t the same time stimulates atomic-armed micelle capable of knocking out whole fleet* of N Marphy, by distend deposits and currency on the other. enemy bombers will take IU • • • d m i te t io n la higher than a t any previous place In the nation’s arsenal in |to * h history. about two yearsThe mutual savings banks, savings and M agazines To an outsider, ths great national mags- The mUille ia the Army's nike .. lean associations and life insurance comsines must appear to be highly prosperous B or Nlka-Iferculei, a more leth­ panics, have established new high records model of the Nika miwile business enterprises. Yet Collier’s and Wo­ al wbleh la now guarding IS of the 'In terms Mm) of ths funds entrusted to them for man’s Home Companion, each with a cir­ nation's principal cities against ffivsatment. Pension funds which are an Til . important source of capital accumulation culation of over four million, are ceasing air attack. publication. Nika B has been Mveral year* are also setting new records from month Collier’s dates back, under one name apd in development and I* now near­ to month. the operational stage. It It another, to 1888, and the.W oman’s Homo ing As the spetjter explained, “clearly money capable of carrying atomic war­ Is not tight through a decrease jn the mon- Companion to 1878. Despite their large num­ heads and baa range enough to ber of copies sold the two together are said take over the functions of a . ey supply." • ahortrange Intercaptor plane. Moreover, our dollars are doing extra to huve lost over $7,500,000 in 1056. Rear Adm. J. H. Side*, deputy They are not alone in their future to sur­ duty through overtime work. The velocity to Defense Department misitte vive. The American Magazine, after a life of money has Increased thus Improving its u r K ftr Murphree,' said In Chi­ of nearly half a century, went out of exis­ ccago efficiency ae a medium of exchange. Tburiday that Nike B “ will The whote story Is the fact th a t our ectm- tence last summer. And not so many years soon take Its place alongside the ' omy if fairly, bursting with enthusiasm ago Liberty had one of the largest circu­ Nike mlsillea in defenie of the with almost everyone optimistic and fuel­ lations of any magazine. Yet where Is Li­ continental United State*." Sides eald Nike B “will reach ing seeure In his or her position. People do berty now? out Into tha short-range Intercep­ The explanations that the publishers give not hesitate to buy anything they want tor regime” and be capable of providing they can borrow the money and are what might be expected. They amount carrying either normal high ex­ to n confession of overwhelmingly Urge ex­ plosive warheads or warheads penses, which apparently could not be cut. with sufficient power to sweep The Sanford Herald Yet if these giants totter and fall, what entire eloie formations of air­ ' i _____ VQIUMS (III Say* i u k wests planes from tha sky." about others that are seemingly secure? A Defenie Department spokes­ Certainly many American families man was asked how soon “ soon'' •t W iirtN at S in k *. t i l t will regret their going, and may watch other might b* ia military parlance. Af­ FrL Dec. 28. 1M6 ter checking with Sides' office, Page 4 old favorites a bit nervously. Developed Atomic-Armed wtuvasv'issrviaar7.fi «i»*s The Sanford Banks Announce he laid “This usually means about two years, more or le u ." The spokesman added that Nika B la now in "an advanced su te of testing" and that "declalooa have been made to put tha mis* ill* into operational u se ” Nike B, however, has • com­ petitor which may puih it to tha sidelnei before It can become op­ erational. The Air Force U pushing for installation of tha Nary-davsloped Talos missile In preferince to Nike B. The Defense Department Is now studying the relative mer- Increase Expected In Steel Prices WASHINGTON - The gov­ ernment's refusal to grant further tax benefits for expansion of Itesl production adds to tha expecta­ tion- of another round of steal price fncreaset, an industry source has said He laid it alio may result In postponement or cancellation of part of a $2.3 billion expansion program planned by the industry. Tha industry had asked for the tax Incentives to help finance Increaaed production of various types of scarce steel — particu­ larly steel for highway and school construction, oil tanker construc­ tion and petroleum equipment, ami railroad ears. The government refused to grant the tax tneentlvee. It also decided against allocating ateel for construction of oil tankers, the shortage of which haa been emphasized by the eut-off of Midwest oil flowing through the Suez Canal and Mediterranaan pipelines. At Pittsburgh, a spokesman for U. S. Steel Corp, the nation's No. 1 producer, said tha decision was “disappointing and win cause de­ lay* In the completion of soma projects a nd deferment of others." Dave Gorman and hie dad, Ed Gorman, once rode in tha same race at Belmont Park to IMSBoth were out of the money. Dave still rides. * •v i& g m Its of the two missiles, with tte likelihood that a combination will be used ia the nation's air de­ fenses. Niket B. has one advantage over Taloe I t that It can t e in­ stalled la the present K ite sites after soma modification of tte ground equipment. Talfo would require new situ or the com­ plete .revamping of present Nike aitek. to it. WUh the developing of ato­ mic power, automation, electronic “ meetenleal rains," and super­ n o te travel, i t Is an always In­ creasing scientific and- technical world- Colleges simply aren’t turning oat enough scientists and engloeers to -meet America's fu­ to n need for technical know minds." Adult "hreaUvaMee" hte telescoped ipelllnga. He cited the the "horror” of ‘fJAXNVILLE* for Jacksonville. From News* BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Tha .Vsrioua explanations were of­ Rev. P. L. ShuiUcsworth,tote fered i t tte sessions, having to gration leader, in calling a halt te ia mas* attack on Birmingham'! do wuh lack of effort to interest 'imrmuwr transportation raelal barriers aft children to science, improper ^ „ ere trrt>(ed; teaching or unqualified teachers "I a«« no reason for a* to fill of elementary science in high schools, a te absence of sufficient the Jails up. We have accom­ ‘‘motivation” to give youngsters plished our purpose to getting these people arrested.” fr • scientific ‘■ent Prof. Crooks, of the faculty of COLUMBUS. Ohio — Zoo Super­ the SUto College, Fort Vallay, intendent Earl. Davis, on ths Go., blamed the whole teaching "screening" of visitors to view tha set-up in elementary and high firat gorilla born in aapUvMy? aehoola. He'i bean studying the “ We wouldn't let anybody with misspellings of eollege science in a mile of that gorilla whs students for * yean , be said, adding: "It U well known that sneeres.” college itudenta do not read, NEW YORK — Comedian Jim write or comprehend aa well as they should. This study proves my Duraotr, on being honored b j_ the city of New York for his ren te that they cannot spall, either." tributlons to the entertainment Don't Knew Phonic* Industry and charitable and pu­ He said many youngsters com* blic service activities: to eollege without knowing the “ When they told n * th a t they alphabet "nor that letters have were writing out a citation, I Im souadi.” Elemenary teaching now places emphasis on reading, mediately ran outskte to see tf 1 "never on spelling ” The kid* get was double-parked.” away with cheating—that is an­ HOLLYWOOD — Actress Jeanne other reason. StlQ another Is that lower acboel teaching methods, Cralh, in denying the piahs to "tend to encourage bast*, shal­ m arry aircraft executive H o m e* low thinking, and superficiality.” Rhoads: “ Mr. Rhoads la a gentleman T Not only are lower schools to blame. The "national affliction, met through my husband during sloganitia,” has to share it be­ our marriage. I have no romantic cause many slogans "engrave interests in Mr. Rhoads or In any­ wrong spellings In the young one el*#.” No Switches Made In H igh Command ■y DONALD J. GOXZALCS United rreae staff Csersayanl to t WASHINGTON HP — Soviet leadera apparently are refratotog from making any. eHing* to ttelr high commas* which could t e totarpreted • • a sign of Internal Kremlin wtakMis, exports ae Russia have said. As fa r as la known hare, they laid, the Russian* mad* no switches to tte top-level Presid­ ium of tte Central Committee at the Just — ended meeting of tte group in Moscow. The Presidium haa 11 full mamb e n and five sltarnaUa- There had been advene# reports that Marshal Gaorgi K. Zhukov, World Wer II hero a te a friend of Pres­ ident Elsenhower, would be raised from alternate to full status. But the promotion failed to materia­ lize. Evan Maxim Z. Saburov, who was ousted aa chairman of tha State Commlillon far Currant Planning, apparently ataya on aa a full Presidium member, tebnrov was replaced aa planning chief by a fallow m am ter of tte group, MikhaQ O. Parvukhto. Experts bare are not convinced that tha Sovlat leader* have given a true picture of what they really tatted shoot in MoscowThe public emphasis waa all on the ihaksop la the eaonemlc plan­ ning staff. Mora nawa may leak out later on any high government personnel changes and the role played at the session by International af­ fair* particularly the crleie to tte satellites. One govornmant expert said It waa difficult to believe tte to* Rads had not talked about . 4WhUe Ite Kremlin’* leaders a r t f on tha *pot with aatolHte troub­ Russia's troubles in Hungary, le*, American officials teller* the Poland and Yugoslavia, coupled comraittee-type system of control with eome unrest a t home, have will continue In the Soviet Umon given rise to wldeipread reports of Kremlin frietjon. It haa been for the foreseeable future. They suggested that an all-out battle believe trii ssytem I* assured to for to* Sovlat power la being avoid giving the West any evi­ fought. dence of internal friction. Hungary. famous creams by Dorothy Gray now at /o <2 pnee CHIN A SALE DECEMBER 29th T IL JANUARY ith Guaranteed Bank Interest On Savings ACCOUNTS OVER $100.00 SPECIAL DaY-SKIM MIXTLit. Contain* rich emollient oils to •olien rough, dry flaktne**, and help keep your skin naturally motit, soft and young looking. 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Bruce is a field geologist erial Association will meet at for an Aluminum Company. 10.30 a.m. at the School Admin­ Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Billings­ istration Building. ley, of Tallahassee, Ala., spent SATURDAY Christmas with Sirs. Billingsley’s Public installation of Seminole mother. Sirs. Ruith Hutchins, Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern formerly of Sanford, now living Star will be held at Masonic Tem­ in Orlando. ple at 8 p. m. All member* and visitors are invited. Capt. Paul F. Hod gins is visit­ WEDNESDAY ing his parents for the holidays The Sanford Woman's Club will fom Camp Stewart, Nashville. hare a luncheon meeting at 12:30 Ladies • Past Nobfe Grands Have Christm as Party, Meeting The Past Noble Grands Club held 1U Christmas party and regular meeting a t tha home of Sfrs. J. B. Williams, with Mr*. H. L. Moore a* co-hostess. The members arrived a t 8:30 p m. to enjoy a delicious ehlckcn Dr. tad Mrs. Robert L Marlowe Teal* piteau dinner, seated a t small tad MB , Stephan, *f D allat, Tax. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C- Baker tables, centered with taper* and a n ipandlng tha holiday* with and so b , John Charles, spent Brasilian pepper. Dr. Marlow*’* mother, Mr*. C a r Cbristmaa with bit parents, Sir. The dining table, overlaid with Mra. J . E. Baker, 1300 W. a cut work dinner cloth, display­ ria L. Smith. Dr. Marlowe U en­ ed a unique Christmai tree flank­ gaged la the practice of optome­ F irst St. ed by white reindeer and taper*. try In Dallat. Mr*. Leslie Went spent Christ­ Other Christina* decorations add Mr. and Mr*. P. P. Campbell mas (n Orlando with her son-tn- ed to tha festive spirit of tha have a* gu**t» for the week Ur. low and daughter, Str. and Sirs. party. The large lighted tree, with and Mr*. JL B. Morpheu and son, Grover Whldden, MIS Lake Wei- its mound of gifts, was the center of attraction for the evening. Billy Bruce, of Robintville, N. dona Dr. Mrs. D. C. Howard, president of C„ ind Mr. and Mr*. Robert M. Miaa Winifrad Lovell haa ar­ the club, presided during the Puiii" and daufhtar, Robbie, of rived home from Europe and will short business meeting. Cards Vina Grove, Ky. be spending several month* here were signed by those present to MIm Lucllt Campbell it spend with her parents. Sir. and Sire. send to the members who were unable to attend the party, due W. V. Lovell. lag the holldayi la Miami. to illness. Mrs. Gerhard Wuansch arrived ■_ Ml** Shaila Browning la her* Following the meeting a social IV from Chicago, 111., viaiting her Friday from Indlanpolli, Ind., to - 1 lived. Gifts were ex­ parent*, Mr. and Mr*. R. A. spend a week with her parenU, changed among the members, and Sfr. and Mr*. W. V. Lovell. Browning. au*> gu* -vatu given from secret a pals. Allan Maffet it Home from Sfr. and Mr* John Fite left Invited guests were Mrs. R. FuTha Citadel vlilting Mi parent*, this morning for Rawletgh, N. C., trsll, Noble Grand, and Mr*. W. after having visited here with his E. Raines, Noble Grand Elect of Mr. and Mr*. G. A. Maffatt. parents. Sir. and Sire. K. W. Fite. Seminola Rebekah Lodge, also Also home from The Citadel Sir*. Fite will remain lir Raw- Mrs. W. Harris and Mrs. A. P. for the holiday* it Ronnie Robi lelgh with her mother, while John Kyle. sob. *oo of Mr. and Mr*. R. F. I* encamped at Ft. Jackson, S. C. Members present were Mr*. E. I Robison. Angus Mclanls. a medical stu­ E. Walker, Mrs. Floyd Athow, Mr. and Mr* Hamilton Blsbee dent at Duka University in Dur­ Mrs. W. E. Jameson, Mrs. C. B. have with tham for the holiday* ham. N. C.. is here spending tha Cole, Mr*. H. Anderson, Mrs. „ their son, "Bubba" a student at holidays with his parents, the Reaula Thornton, Mrs. Minnie Ewan, Mrs. Mable Brown, Mrs, . FSU. and their daughter, Bebe, Rev. and Mrt._ A. G. Slclnnis. Carl Chorpening. Mrs. May Ru who teaches In Miami. C apt Terry Cordell Is home bow, Mrs. D. C. Howard, and the “ Buck" Matts, a senior at FSU from The Citadel sgending the hostesses, Mrs. J. B. Williams, is home for the holiday* viaiting holidays with his parents. Sir. and Mrs. JL L. Moore. hi* parenta, Mr. and Mr*. T. V. and Strs. J. D. Cordell. Melts. Mr. *nd Str* Ralph Cordell and Mis* Martha Owen, a student at *oo, Barry, have returned to FSU. and her brother, Jimmy their homo In Hartwell, Ga., af­ Owen a student at U of F, are ter spending the Christmas holi­ here to spend the holidays with days with Str. and Sirs. J. D. their parent*. Mr. and Mr*. J. Cordell. C. Oven. Mr. and Sirs. E. C. Campbell Mr. and Mr*. Robert Brown, of of Laurel A rt. are spending the Clements, Mich., are here viaiting Christmas holidayi in Alabama. Mr. and Mrs. William Muitelwhite. Mr*. Brown is the former Mr*. St. I- Tillia returned Miss Sylvia Hayes. Thursday from Washington. D. C., where she spent the holidays Michael J. Pikuleff la enroll­ with her son. Pvt. Starshall Clark ed In the Engineering College of Tillls, who is stationed with the Marquette University, at Milwau­ 73th Missile Battalion a t Croom kee, Wis. Std. Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Waldheim are here from Orlando visiting Mr. and Sira. W. V. Bitting. They will leave today for Opelika, AlaDr. Waldheim’s home, to epmd New Year’* and the remainder of the week, .'--'j;! - , i ^ J, , , ' IFC Annual B all Is Held Dec. 2 5 Balloons and the traditional Greek letter motif formed the background for tha Inter-frater­ nity Association's ninth annual ball Christmas night at the Mayfair Inn. Everything was very attractive, and music for dancing wss provided by Tony Peres and his orchestra. Roy Green is president of tha Council, Brack Perkins is treasur­ er, and Ed Higgins It director. Invitations for tha ball w en handled by Mra. Floyd Cooper, reserratlona by Robert S. Bill himer, and decorations by FSU famous halfback, Buck Metis. The In ter fraternity ball Is a non-profit social event held an­ nually for fraternity and sororl ty people. Conning The News BY VIRGINIA Understand tha farewell party and Mrs. dI Black bum. Tbost li t tha Colees ws* lovtly. Sure present were Roth and Joa Tully, hate to see them go, but wish Jo and Roy Symes, Tommy ta d them every succsa in San Juan. Penny Puterson, and PoDy BraThey plan to leave the second of baker and her mother and step­ January. father, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Baird The Inter-Fraternity ball a t the of Cape Cod, Mas*. The Bairds Mayfair Inn was voted tha most are staying at the Mayfair Inn. fun of tha year. The music wai Ruth and Leslie Thompson are terrific, and everything was beau­ rejoicing these day*, n* thetr son, tifully arranged. Among the Navy Bruce, la home for a couple el represented there Bob and Anita weeks from hla job in Jam aica. Hadden, Betty and Frank John' The loot he brought was fabulous ton, Lil and 0. B. Gray, Betty and but I’m sura the most Important Jim Guy, and Betts and Doc Linker. After the ball the band thing waa Just teeing him. held an Informal Jam session In The eggnog party Sunday a t tfcn B. 0. Q. U still on a t fa r ax 1 tha bar. John and Virginia Johnson ar* know, but you might cheek with having an eggnog party Friday tha B. O. Q. before going o u t night Carl nnd Jean TYgfcldt Remember if it U on, it la FREE, are celebrating with a Swedish courtesy at the Officer's Wives glugg party tonight (Thursday). Club. Unfortunately, Mr. Wilburn, the manager, is moving, and I George Dickson's mother i* here Awards were given i t the Dec­ visiting in the Dickson’s Mayfair cannot contact him by phone or ember meeting of Cub Scout home. Joy and Will Weber have I would give yon more deftaltn Pack No. 34. Tliose receiving a- hla brother, Ronnie visiting during word. wird* were: Richard Carlton, Den his Christrfias vacation. Ronnie Is Thank you too, ail my friends, 9. Lion Radge, Two Year Service seventeen and a track star, I un­ who have Inquired about my MRS. WILLIAM MILNER OSBORNE Pin; Stephen Bamberger, Den 1, derstand. However, instead of run­ daughter’s broken arm. Wa are ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bear Radge; Charles Lewis, Den ning he has been fishing since he keeping our fingers crossed (and her praetieally tied «a the bad II, Wolf Badge; Randall Chase, has been In Sanford. post), that she will «ut break It Don 9, Gold and Silver Arrow; Tom Blackburn had a few in Thomas Palmer, Den », Silver for cocktails last night to meet ■gain. Three time* In two sraaka Arrow, One Year Service Fin, his mother and father Captain Is too much for anyone, and be* lieva me it hurts her much more Bear Book; Vincent Atkinson. Den than It doaa me. 7, Silver Arrow; Jamea McCtane, Millie and Bill Thomas are bat* The First Baptist Church of ing in floating panels. Her head Den 9 Two Year Service Pin; Ing an open house tonight (Fri­ Sanford was the setting for the band was of small white chrys Thomas McClanr, Den 9. One day). Things are still In full swinf wedding of Miss Sindra Gayle anthemum*. She carried a bouq Year Service Pin; Pepper Smith, and Just think, another leave per­ Dinkins, tha daughter of Mr. and uet of white Fuglmums arranged Den 9, One Year Service Pin; iod starts tomorrow, and there Mrs- 0. Lewis Dinkins, and Wil­ to represent the bridal ring Glen Gray, Den 8, One Year S er will be a lot of fresh people te liam Milner Oiborne. son of Mr. The maid of honor was Miss vice Pin; David Lanier, Den 3, lake over where tha weary ones and Mrs. Homqr Lee Osborne. Tho Jane O'Neal of Jacksonville, and One Year Service Pin; Herman left off. ceremony was performed at 4:30 the bridesmaid was Mlsa Jane Os Rurton, Den 3, One Year Service p. m., Saturday, Dec. 22. the Rev. borne, siller of the bridegroom Pin; Glen Chorpening, Don 5, Fred B. Fisher officiatingboth of which were attired as the On* Year Service Pin; Wayne The sanctuary was effsetively mstron of honor Kelley, Pen 8, One Year Service decorated In keeping with the bri­ Robert Dekl# served the bride­ Pin; and Chris Peterson, Den 5, dal theme, with baskets of white groom as the best man and the One Year Service Pin. gladioli and white chryaanthem- ushers were Forrest May, Jr., Those Inducted Into the Bobcats urns hanked against a setting of and John Dinkins, brother of the were Joshua C. Chase, who it palm and fern, before a while bride. going Into Den 9 and Michael background with burning taperi Mrs. Dinkins chose for her dau­ Wright, who is going into Den 11 in branched candelabra. ghter's wedding an attractive Den Mother Pin Awards were Mrs. Marvin Milam, organist gown of French blue lace with and Kirby Rogers, soloist, pre­ matching access'iries. She wore a given to Mrs. Burton of Den 3, sented appropriate nuptial music blue Iridescent sequin hat and her Mrs. Lyons of Den 1, and Mrs. prior to the ceremony and tha tra ­ flowers were pink sweetheart Meyer* of lien It. Mrs. Meyers. Den mother of ditional bridal marches were also roses, Den It. was given a bobcat pin used. Mrs. Otborne wore a lovely The attractive bride was given Wedgewood blue taffeta dr#*s for Bill Jclllson and Dcnner in marriage by her father. She trimmed with multiple baby tuck* Slripes for her ton and two Wolf wore a white ballerina length gown and matching Chantilly lace. She Books. Mr. and Mr*. Alvin T. Hlttsll Den Count waa won by Den 5 of Schiffle embroidered net, the ore matching acce*«Ariei and her Jr. announce tha birth of an I strapless bodice was designed with *flower* were also pink sweetheart for having the most cubs and lb. 1 os t»oy, Michael Paul, at parents present. a wide draped satin cummerbund. roje«. Seminole Memorial Hospital Dec. nnd the very bouffant skirt had' Following the ceremony a re­ After the awards were present 23. Grandparents are Mr. and ed. the group sang enrol* to the fine deep scalloped ruffles. She t cvption was held in the church Mrs. Herman Harriett and Mr. wore a brief bolero, designed with annex. Mrs. B. C. Ledford and accompaniment of sound film* and Mra. Alvin T. Hlttsll Sr., of QUIIN IIIZABITH It of Britain I* a Petsr Pan collar and long mold Mrs. Tommie Salt, presided at a s proud aa any godmother as Lake Monroe. M rs.’lllttall la tha ed sleeves which ended In points the Brides Tsble. Mrs. Roy Britt Mr. and .Mr*. John FT. .Milner, Sr. she plays that role for the 11th over hsr hand*. Her elbow length former Mlsa Sylvia Harriet^ and Mrs. JS. Mnrtln, Jr. assist­ and Mra. W. N Rtiney, Burnes time at the christening of the son veil of Imported illusion was at­ ed at the punch table. Miss Faye ville Ga.: Mr*. Carl E. Rogers of Lord and Lady Porchenter la tached to a rrown of lace edged Garner and Mrs. Bryon Odell were Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. H. A. J. llousLondon. (International) with pleated tulle and embroider­ hostesses. Miss Vickie Hardin pas­ ch. son Jack and daughter Helen, F L O W E R S ; ed with pearls and iridescent pail­ sed little decorated packages of Cairo, Ga; Sir- and Mrs. S. F. O'­ lettes. She carried a cascade bou­ rice to tha guests. p.m. Guest speaktr will be the FOR EVERY OCCASION Neal, Ml«s Jane O’Neal, Mr. and For traveling tha bride chose Mrs. Douglas Speed. Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Robert Spear Jr., and hosi- quet of white Fugimums with a dhite orchid centera navy blue wool crepe suit with J. M. Shepard, Mlsa Judy Gabel, esses will bo Mrs. B. B. Crum­ Serving as her matron of hon-! a white fur collar. She wore mat- all from Jacksonville. ley, Miss Adelaide Conte, Mist or was Mrs. J. M. Shepard of j chins accessories. Alio M. F Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. Alice B. Cooper, Mrs. John L. Jacksonville, a roommate of the After the honeymoon trip to the P, 'A. Riles and daughlcr Patri­ FROM THE COLLECTION Jewell, and Mr*. George McCall. bride at tha University of Florida, j east coast, tha couple will reside cia, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Meade OF MOLLIE PARNIS Is dU* ! For reservations call Mrs. Theo She chose for the oealion a love-| in Sanford. and *on Teddy, and Mr. and MrsFREE DELIVERY * played a gray and gold brocade Pata, 4*3, by Tuesday noon. Im­ ly bailarilna length frock of Itor- . Out of town guaits attending W. B. .Mobley, all from St. Aug­ lame dinner aheath. A match* mediately prior to the luncheon icon blue nylon chiffon designed the wedding and reception inciud- ustine; and Don Hunt, Miss Don­ Flowers By Wir* ' Ing “bird cage" Jacket with at 11 a. m„ there will be a meet­ with a long draped bodice and a i ed the following: na Dean Batchelor, Mr. and Mrs. Jewel button* tops the sleeve200 N. Psrk Phone ZUO ing of the executive board In the very full skirt. The bodice h ad 1 Mrs B. C. Ledford, Eustli; Eldon Llghtfoot and son, Keith, leas Empire bodice. m a sky blue draped neckline end-[Mrs. Tommie Salt, ML Plymouth; all of Orlando. board room. Men's Awards Presented At Cub Scout Meet Miss San d raG ayle Dinkins W eds W. Milner Osborne On Saturday B I R T H S SANFORD | FLOWER SHOF. Boys Friday—Saturday Girls' a Dresses Shoes Slips Panties Gowns Robes Sweaters Blouses Handbags Belts Pajamas Bed Jackets a a Suits Sport Coats Trousers Sport Shirts Dress Shirts Handkerchiefs Ties Jewelry Bows Shoes Robes Underwear Hats Shirts Dresses Trousers Sweaters Suits f Coats t Shoes Jumpers Jackets Pajamas Denims Pajamas Gowns Caps Cowboy Boots Shoes Socks on anything in the store—storewide Discount Hose Belts Ripons Can-Can Petticoats Sweaters Socks Skirts >CASH i CHARGE C & U K U 1 & Hats LAYAWAY ji- u �■ I H| _ „„„ . Cil'vNV.' . *•:. M l -V • • , J-* - “ THE SA3CFY*D HERALD ------LM T i l l i.H » o» U lili i-s* : *-ih (S>2) •MM w n t su H i* * H I H « | . M T<* T * m U * t w I :-I Jl*< t * * l- H ’ CWo»a C*,e I t* I l- l J h H ^ a n fo h d . U* U tJ H 1 x‘*« no*’ ------ _ T m » P v o »M l » dOuudd *>•«* ..... 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K«14l'i P»L S'«" iJ M ; Blt« A-*.*«*a f*.t- tfT ** RetL La Dlsaa fee ^I.T VeeSer *HTH BACK—3/se WUe k <m t»» '> • * •» * *-t Tim-It O n es Btriera H R Isu tar • • • « •-• PuItleM Bin GoMra Croat. Bee* LM * M rl- Fieri*'. Walcott Base. A> . <•-»' |M “ Aral* O Mr R*4* m a t r u M «n» a a bks a s m n t r i i —s-ta an* B e lf-r Ed. B»Mr K ite lapl.t t no. Do»Usa Dsk*. Sseo Bwltch Mr a « n e U I ; atari. Way. Jan LM t t» Tyre Reprimands Chiefs Club For Not Pushing D onation Ticket Sale ■fTT Iv y League' Football Suggested For Stetson Machen Is Most g. • fM I . ClT1 KICBTS KIGirrtl HACtS— B l l O - eB’M !• Wile etrt. St*l*r _ ____ Motile Teei Progressive Fighter It?.*Vne?9rtL.7SU .^ NEW TORE M - HearrsreUbrt Trlat s o m b e r n t o k l . r ^ s , Eddie Macber of Reddinf. C sB f,; T M. I l t t r . 0*9 CsWa *'111 r r - t ^ t r sad erriasire. or*, n*m -. rsift.r J - . * ” *{.•*■ ed -the most aroem UT." flrirtT O T S B A C t -I I M . r r of tie year by Rlaf Mafazlae. * WireMem. ConsnwaUe. Ro.« A t « 7 pM ictBia v ia u t t a a j puft>: «r7 th* ewaaty abersff last j e.gb'- at t ie Svmiaat* Chief* O a b 1 mectiag is S * am ;> High Scboci Earl Booqarrri. cf t ie SariorJ > P iiict Drpartaes-., balder of 6aUebeatea Maebaa was selactod TUe. T*e Wee CoeeemUee. Vliaauec tirekt s s s b e r tO S . m ’I‘ LOMKOOD B t t lT lL S — Jaaia t a t Jaart U n it , tovtij l> h 4 n { h m of l a t ( tor the hooor W rasse la 1IH h r It. IrtiS Shortest. Qslch t o t p a y S — i i f n a ( M r fa th ers raring LewrwL TW U t > i « u i * d the SI &mrih tad Wuaae D m *. W b*a«tifaJ m i h t d Us w iseiaf saia* to 19 » * t La Stretch. rated t a t a g A c Mf half 4 m b tiara m v n a r d a t at tW fsra eg . J r , that all form* oi re*o*«er t e s t e d t» t ie Sraisoit straizbt. iariadiaf II kaoitwuts. -Zh* Facafcy Altoiie CoamiUm Ia bis seceed year as a profeasrfi; A it Stetson aautUace p i e s for i*Jblrtic it > - ! Chief* by Sbenff J. Linker Hobby he became the foarthraaked lh .n f iS ! | f U r 1 * 7 U m * -’ « illy od y be abolished. Stetaaaj far sae ta fiaaariag lie iaatball Partner Jockey Jahaay Gilbert rootesder. MtbaO la th* fa baa bats grrifig KhaLrskp* cat* ■andarasiag of t ie twa local jaator •n a g fn r tif aad work p-asta to j high school*. Alio at last eight’* ■be led the Bailee's riders ia. T V also sp e e d with p n ri4a Meal*, c o a i. and t r ie r 1meetong of lie Sem ite* Chiefi. -332. aaw is a trainer of horses the B aiiaf Writers’ A sso ciate la _____after t x t m ir t expense , far athletes. i V. V Tyre, ehainsaa cf t ie J:aat G a lfitre a a Park ia Florida. heiry-retpd ebamptoa c / oaaB raSel* faatbaS at TW asked I/r J. J13r fticb F>otb»:: Proyect Caa______ Floyd Patterson “flfldar af the SM>M t t l at other IMS’) n t - 02ia Edjaaada. preddect of t r e i * 111** aeTeriy n ertm a d e d Lae y is r" became of hi* impressive te a l UaiTersiry, to confer wtrh preii*.*r ,a P s&6 t ie C n h t o r lack of, M=rr*y Martoch b ti led the title rirtcry o rrr Archie Moore. A IV U lT K M A ilfeA L b a n e —r-*a a era, aecard^i ta dezti cf ©tier cUietea aad u a i - 1**® effort la prosaatisi t ie i LAKEIAXD—'Sfeeial) — Flor* al»« is firat ia assists tad Meoad Eli skaters ta iet* a Bix T b m C f i l t f r a C W lm aa Ed*art C. t t n it ie i ta t ie aoatieaH r e i i \ n t ! f*oLb*-l acifor® drier. T ie y U a i: AdaS^tiet-a Colieje's m Lisped' t« Nick Lapels. FSC» * T Lad i* o Prats focal * titles «:o-r [NtTALMENT LOAM — to forcsisj a eoafereaea of t e a a i fw • f»*b fry a a i aactioo. ta be V oreacw . spea.’beadel by Dob Jiatpia* fsra a rd from New Re- bccomiaj Tale's bar key roach ia Kir < Hairaa is the first Florida* playisf football t>t - held ia aid-F ebnary. e x coot- Tobia of ladiaa Racks, t fe oa their — bred hone to wia eijbt stake r a e -| Mew*bet PO*C cbe lie. N. T.. ia rtboe&di. Lspol- Ji n * w pevrd by t ie poup. »> j taeird raapiiisx oae af tie |e» as a 2-year-old. itz o r li ia the c U tg e ’i la has tin n e d the board* »2 timet la addifioa U Ckairasaa ear*i Basqaarer. who -id a n attaad *re?‘*^*n -atnry. *bJa Tobia has t iic a 77. land, auaibers af t ie committee, ^ taeeta* tost aijkt. w»i aati- oa**r“,, ‘ John McNamara, another «R are Dr- Brasria W. D irts. Capt-' f**^ by pbooe immedisteiy of fcist Accrediaj to t ie rerexoiy-iebapefs) oo ea the tie Hoc Moc sqaao. sqoad. hat A a m M. Arcry. Dr. Elmer C. f » l fonaoe. A ie a s i* e i by tcr-Uy-rrlcMed •tatistics a f tie bopefsi A U TO LOAN S K> fiV Lowest Cost FSC Heads For O ne Of Greatest Records *SA N EP R D International League's Top Slugger Eoster J*bm. aad' Siw i-'f Hobby »b»t ie wv.id take f n x “i®* of wbici Hj*, the finest shooting eye so the Cereiaad Athletic Director Warrea C. O r for the ticket i e dosated toe tie Mcrcatisi hate won setea. Fior- elab. hittiad for sn » n u . ; j S2-1 Seauno> cauef* drite. Bawo-jam i i j b rjiic ra bat ostsenred Lbe »tera*e from th* f W . John is made off weH said. - I iMeV f a h it* to .• jly MPm HIh *>y more thaa » ta Tobia ia iconaf with with three ma)er iitlet ia 1«5« to TW aad text I sb w t that ~ 1 P> rt*- U 2 to 0-2. The Moet are , ” •»**»!• «»f » -• P^r t*®* r ! rash as the Ia to re a te a l L c ifn e 'ijc f the report feDaw rv*I—**" Tyre p » y * !» :-» kith v + r tb rir rir»!j Is- Coach Tom Greene. ___ _[ t * Moca, regards _ his trim SI t i f t! - s s p . - - » "1. g*U i* la | ' U> tiT T L e m b ir I thootiaTporceadaie. boUi o^^fleld TV 23^-pocnd sio fier of tie - eo3ey* playiag IB terrM ipitel . . . .................... ....... — i. s- a- i1 fouli -thou k_.. From r ---- ^ *f lie bett iboour* a, .<■ baffslo BIm bi led the tim e t with football that does not rtceitT fi-i* 1 tb* Is-k of V-th ia the tale of j^oait be bat erer the H aior!f l w ^ r S C *-*»® h j * netud tiaa1, . . .eeacbed. . . . _ “la. 21 h o se ram , 1M rum batted i s l t a m a l sapport from race tra ri d o n a t e ticket* for ,277 tbXl oas of 691 s t tr a p u fsr m J 11 T eiri ta batketbaj. 1 kifb football caiformj. and 27* total bates, offsetting tb rlfa a d i coHerUd by the staU: bate netey netey eaach rasched TL.>T*, t. “ I stared to t U one of my *° »T,r»8» of »* compared h*te ed a team that fact that Us 116 strikaoots werej -2. W .StheaM kate abptdaoed' ®l1 « ^ . ticket.- TTrr » alpo U His first fire lotted tkaa 45 percent 155 attempts for aa CJ|BTBnffB 65 9 crenJsjly difFico:: to arraage «• I’d > t a y neighbor *eH wme w s «of *Xrt ” s.tem ptt for o e .^ r sbomiag. and all are He (the m trk. Teh opposition averaged j »ever lbegoal -Clyde Parris, a year old thirl srWdato Daring tie past l e i u t I tic ie u for the club. 10. mark. 1I. b*temso af the Montreal Reyslt. only three games coold be play-' Brighter) it a member of the 6 I&iitidiUljr, I>oo Tobia it ihej The coach’s one concern is t e i the batting crown in one of ed ia DeLaad. For neat year we Seminole Chief*, be doe* not hate sk e lte r the team will pick op the ( W i t races la latereattaal hate only a total of three gamei • child in high school, nor dori >Jtstsndiag pU jer ©a lie el«b. where it left off after the Christ­ high. T>.* « V dcfeaiite m arrel ieadi League history. Parris compiled a KbedUod at this time—all to be W h ir e achild ia Junior My retgkbor took one book, to ld '^ * *3 * *^^6 *»’-h ■ 21.6 mas citation, which ends Jan J M STtrsge to brat ant first- played ©wuide of Florid* 2. Plsytog tetm s from scboali it that day, took anotorr tAel**” **' °*er Iui* t*m«» on 4. They left aith the other stu­ bftomom J oo Coanlogham of perrentige of t t ( Ho dents for their holiday ea Dec. RBehestrr. who finished wdtk a ia the CaroUaat ard ia the Galf.’Bea: day aad sold th»t. and *♦-’ • Coast areas of Mississippi and peated be performanre until be k!,/J lhe ffi>»t _adep-. fool iboot- 15. "Three days a f u r w* return J**S mark. w( will be facing Tampa’s Spar­ Loolsises cresiei msay problems. [ hsd sold *6 tlckeis for the club. er oa, ^ starting flse. scoring T w official figures rrieu ed by tans at Tampa.” said coach Becsaie of the t a g distance iaHr did it because he thought tie • * ^ , throws out of M Lfgwe headquarter, also disclosed 1 -------* remarkable B i t i t Sam Jethrue of Torncto led *olvcd, the best way to trav el, project of letting our yo>,ng,!rr*! ' j 1' 1? * * f,T * re£r,rk*b!e ** * I Grwwnc con-*™^*' ’’wdl'*^* plli • - Bob Wiisoe ofi'«W mdes away) is to fly, play fooih.ll w .. w orth. hJe. K ‘rk t the J u t o r 'But at the Dad’s Night game lobiB: ,* bo. ri*a.rIe* 10 .*** W a f tto to ctreal la doebtos with (3 1& il- b o t this is too expensive for aad srfll be at their ia |s u if w« travel by bus (the mode,! passed out books to the fathers I ror* thale* for ril»U te b o o o ra .^ ^ g Bullivaa of Coloinb'ji dictated by our finance,), it us- of the football pUyeyra to dispose triples with 1J _ Rurhmood was] b*HF take* two days traveling to of. These are men who .bould V of it, fir.c; if not, let’s juvt canJvhaetor. of sitolly inter*.ted ia the athletic. c*l ^ p ta » ” FingerpriaU of 5A2J iadividuUs the only player besides Easter U>'tb* **”>*• I® 0 ,itr »<* *"i»* wto more than or* offensive title, V fsre the game to allow the s i t u a t e In Sanford. During the! The group swarmed to his sup- engaged ta racing se re taken ■- P lsjtrs adequate rest and two U«t few days these book, has* P*"* *it;» ■ ha r.itaous to te to during 1556, reports the TVroughisg the circuit with — 1*2 ■ hits with the auction .and bred Raeing Ana. 40 stolen bases Cal Abrams day* to get home. Since wecon-, been being checked to meThe | *° anead slitently require that ©or athletes, majority of the fathers d.d not fry and gave the committee, o i Miami lad ia walks with 115 maintain the sameacademic, „ „ purchase a doraUon ticket headed by Tyre, full reign la The University of Dayton bas­ ft standards required ©f other sta- themselve., much less sell any." making appproprlate arrange- ketball team Includes eight letterdenta. these t a g trips by bus are out of a po.iibl# 1000 printed ® '0'-*men. I tletoet*. only loo of them were them away from their studies and purr hated. -’It should have been Grand National classes too t a g double what it w , ' 1 Tyre re­ Ptayfag intrrrollegiat* football marked. at 5t*tsoo ta made more *xpen( J ite Model Chairman T jre also led a group tl«« because of the iil« of th* discussion concerning the pro­ City of DeLand. and of the small posed auction and fish fry to be gat* receipts. During the p u t held in mid-February. "Tbi, swason, axeept for the Home­ auction will take an entire club1 coming game, not more than GO membership effort for succe,i.“ NASCAR reserved seats were purchased by Tyre warned the group. “If we | the general publte for any game, ( S a n c tio n e d ) ” 3 Every other college In Flor­ are going to get behind this thing j make a worthy showing out ida with which our student body and ___ __________________________ alumni feel any natural riv-1 ;The Indian River and airy has abandoned football. This “ We want it understood that i Is also true of all the colleges is t t aro anxious, if possible, to Georgia. Thus only teams fram save intercollegiate football at i Alabama, Lou Ulan*. Mississippi. - Stetson. We recall that Stetson th* Carolina*. Kentucky, and Vir played and >.on the first Imerrol, ginia arc left to schedule, aal leztate football gam* in Florida 100 MILES i most of these receive heavy fin- more than fifty years ago We naacis) support from tsv and would like to see this colorful o f T h rillin g ' other »ourees. sport preserved, if ponibic, for OR SHINE D riv in g Skill “ Because of these facts, a 'd future Stetson students, but we , after extensive study of this prob- strongly feel that if there is no*, By N ation-, Top Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 lem. It ia our unaaimoui reef.m• a return to reason by small D river* mendatlon that President Ed- schools, the sport will soon be munds should confer with some come one that can only be played (except president, of other colleges in the by Urge institution, and profe, southeast in an attempt to form lions! organisations. Sunday) “ We make this strong return a new fooobatl conference for the ; sioeiicr schools ia this area who mcnneUuu in Um hope Um I Plcsi| will agree to play football oa a dent Edmu&di can interest some sane basis. We ha*# concluded other roll*:* and university pres­ that rules similar to the ones used ident* in a program of uniubslat m the ’’Ivy League” in the East dized intercollegiate football be­ and fwtbali ■ wwid be good for the tout be ait fore it ix too Titusville-Cocoa dies oo the small campui. also. -FINALCLEARANCE MONTREAL V — Lake East— Prichard. Dr. Join or, 21 year-old fi It* "f ^w sr- *ss SaTisr. 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PAST FKKK D E L IV E K Y also FAUST'S SUNDRY STORE 20th & F ren ch “T o B e lte r S erv e Y ou” Located 4 M iles S o u th O f S an fo rd On H ighw ay 17-92 T u rn W est At R ed A rrow H O LLE R M O T O R SALIES 2nd A P a lm e tto P h o n e s 103S1 • 1234 �—— - ■ ........—■—* = TH E SANFORD HERALD Fri- Dec. 28. 1956 Page 7 FSU Holding Spanish Class On TV TALLAHASSEE. —More than a Actually, Flynn said, many times thousand famUlU In Florida and 1,000 people see the program from loath Georgia now arc picking time to time. Comments from up conversational Spanish in a those applying for workbooks give television class conducted by Flor- an idea of the make-up of this m U l W r • T B ,H Ida State University. The class la off-campua classDETROIT. Mich. W — The first so popular it will he repeated, be­ T. C. Merchant, publisher of two lauachlng-type earth satel­ ginning In January, over a Jack­ the Madison Enterprise-Recorder lites. which resemble eold-plated sonville station. Is a class member, as Is an adult beach balls, will be delivered to The class U FSU’i rirst ven­ education teacher in Sarasota the naval research laboratory ture In educational television. It County, William H. Wood ofEngwithin a week. originates every Sunday afternoon lewood. Within a ynar the laboratory over commercial station WCTV in From Moultrie, Ga., cornea a Is expected to be ready to fUS a Tallahassee and Thomasville with letter from Mr. and Mrs. Calvin three-stage rocket which will car- Dr. M argaret Campbell of the Nolcs who say they are following the program on the radio. (Tele­ ry such satellites 300 miles to thr j |. j y faeUny al teacher. vision audio waves can be picked edge of outer spaee. Among those enthusiastically If everything works as planned- following the "Let’s I.earn Span­ up by FM radio receivers.) A junior in high school in Thothe tiny satellite will bo kicked ish" course are Gov. LeRoy Col­ out of the third-stage rocket, and lins and his family. Darby, six, maiville, Samuel W- alker. is ta ­ spinning at >40 revolutions per “is ahead of the rest of the fam ­ king the course. So is Winifred minote, will start rotating around ily but we are hoping to catch up Johnson, who is taking a first the earth every few hours for up with her aoon," said the govern­ year Latin course in th* high school at Cairo, Ga. So Is Janice td a year. or. The youngest Collins also takes The firing of the first satel­ Spanish in her first grade class- Phillips, a Spanish student In LeJ lite-carrying eoekets will bo a Governor Collin* welcomes the on High, Tallahassee. Asked Dr. A. D. Dillard of Moul major event in the International 13-week Spanish course since his "year” which starts July 1. it will administration has given particu trie, Ga. who Is following the also climax tho project, called lar emphasis to closer ties be course with Mrs. Dillard: "Do you "Operatien Vanguard," announced tween Florida’s Spanish-speaking plan to have a clast in French or by President Elsenhower ia July, neighbors to the south and this German a t a laterdate?" Wrote W. S McMleball of Quit 1115 state, which la their gateway to man, Ga., southeastern manager Ruaaia hai announced a similar the United States project. While the U. S. govern­ He and Mrs. Collins made a r ment denies any rice with the good-will tour to some of the Car­ USSR to launch the first satel­ ibbean countries just before the tM II S. AM POtCi’S new B-58 “Hustler” U shown making a rapid lite, the U. S. firms whleh have beginning of his first term. A on a teat flight. By present standards, It is a smalt plane. Its the rocket and satellite contract* lack of Spanish was embarrassing, wingspan U S3 feet and It is 05 feet long. In spite of Us relatively feel the competition and each he said and "I hope to have some small size, it carries a big wallop at supefionic speed. It Is America’s hopes the launchlag will take speaking acquaintance with Span­ newest long-range bomber. The small bomber is manned by a crew a< three. (Aviation Week Magazine Photo from International; placa at (lose to nest July 1 as ish" by the time another good­ will tour la made. This is planned possible. The building of the satellite it­ some tim e during the four-year self, g SO-Inch diameter sphere term he will begin In January. Trips and other official busi­ whleh will weigh only l i l t pounds when loaded with its dslicate re­ ness have prevented a full a t­ porting instrument!, Is Only a tendance by the Collins family ev­ ery Sunday. Besides Collins ,-ind minor part. of the talk. The satellite la being built here Darby Mrs. Mary Call Collins, by Brooke ft Perkins,. Inc., mag­ the governor’s wife, and another daughter, 3fary Call, 14, all are S T A M F O R D , Conn, dfl — turned out 1,000 stuffed animals nesium processing and fabricat­ anxious to pick up conversational Christmas too commercial? Not a t 1of washable plastic for young ing firm- The models being de­ SpanishToy Clinics of America, Inc., cancer patients. Her own son livered now are numbers three Purpose of the class, according •w h e re the slogan is: died of cancer a few years ago and four computed by the firm. to Roy Flynn, director of com­ "ThU U a research program, "Don't send money It costs' Cllni™ include Montgomery, munication! and radio at FSU, is Ala.; Dorn Ilnton, DoyntOn Beach, and that means everything hae to to provide viewers with enough money to send It back.’ „ . .. „ . . ,. Coral Cables and West Palm be tried and tested from scratch, Spanish to make a visit In Spin* u id James S. Kirkpatrick, vice !sands Y.#t of*h«toyscmeach e*. turn °ut ‘^ | Beach, Fla.; Atlanta and Washingyear fur child-' ton. • president in charge of research lih-spcaklng countries more intertsting and profitable. 'ran who might miss the fun of and development. "Models one The clase sessions, which began (haring In the joy of the nativity. and two were eebjected to sta­ Oct. 21, are liberally sprinkled TCA I* an organization of more tic, centrifugal force and atrength with the Spanish equivalents nf than SO dinlca scattered across tests. Numbers three and four such useful tourist words and ex the United States and in Italy and will probably be given heat eh pres lions as good mornlng._ thank Puerto Rico. Founded In 1049 by sorption, reflection end cosmic you, swell, church, school, s g tion, • i t * president, Mrs. Jo*«t>h M. Sha­ ray tests, among others, as well so long, coffee, fruit, eggs nap­ piro of Stamford and Boca Raton, Benjamin Beach, Officer In as more strength and spin tests kin salt, fork, colors and num­ Fla., la is growing rapidly. | Charge of the Vetcram Admin- with instrument* fastened inside." bers from one to 20. The beach bail-site satellite Threw year* ago It listed wix | i.stration Office, Orlando warns As visual aids Dr. Campbell clinics where old toys were refur-! .p t^ n n . thnt the deadline for many will eventually be launched uses pictures, are objects and —will be loosed at 11,000 miles bished and new ones mfde. Today other easily »cen paraphernalia applying for five year term non per hour 300 miles up- They will there are clinics in 13 states. with an Identification in Spanish be thrown in an alllptlcal path, Welfare agencies are depending convertible C.I insurance is Dee. coming with 300 to 1,500 miles speaking countries. Lessons are more and more on toy clinics lo 31. 1958. This new deadline wai from earth, and varying from 40 built around these and viewers bring birthday and holiday merri­ set by the recently enacted Ser­ degraei north to 40 degrees south are asked to participate and to study their workbooks after the ment to orphrans, children in hos- vicemens and Veterans Survivor latitude class. • p lta ls and others who might b Benefits Act, Public Law 851, 84'.h These workbooks, with a page pitala and others who might be Congress. A meat stew Is an excellent way Veterans who are eligible for to feed the family important veg­ of vocabulary for every lesson, forgotten. are provided by the Extension Di­ AloIs ^ df people call us up and this insurance aro those who were etables. Flour Ilk pounds stew vision of Florida. They are sent vant to do something to help," ordered into active aerviee for beef. Brown in Is cup melted hy FSU on request and the num­ lire. Shiplro said. "We invite 31 days or more since June 27, fat. Add about Is cup water, ber sent out gives the university :hem to rente to work In the clinic, 1950. They are allowed 130 days teaspoons salt and 14 teaspoon an idea of the sie of the class. from separation in which to ap pepper. Simmer about 2 to 2's but our slogan is, ‘Das’t s*nd moneys'll "costs" money* to send "it j *?!* ,f" ,h!r f lcy’ ,0r D u m b e r hours or until the meat is tender 31. 19M, whichever is earlier. During the last 45 minutes of So the clinice operate with no! ne‘ ch. at,vi,#et} «h*j vete,r “ » cooking time, add 1 cup chopped capital and no payroll. The work-1 * c**r,*‘n thrlr .ppllca- onlone, *4 cup uncooked while .hops are in ho?nre and accompanied by the pro- rice. 2 cups sliced carrots. 1, No 303 ran tomatoes and l«i cups Girl scout*. 4-H clubs, women’. P n 1 ? water. Continue to cook until the s ia n .|P p «d by the Veteran. Adminlstra- rice and beef are tender. Add ,onnel’ tion or postmarked on or before additional water if necessary. The parent organization Is start- DpC. 3I> No metiieal exam ine I ----------------------------------------*ng a monthly news letter for its tion is required for this Insurance, glad to help you." The office 100,000 members, setting policy For further information and hours ire 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m. and providing patterns and in- ________ _________ assistance ______ in filling out this ap- Monday through Friday A Contact stractions for toy-making andIptortion'caU .at’the Veterans Ad- Representative will be available repair. 1ministration Office at 42 East until the cloae of business Dee. f-x One unc wy m * n, jits lsiiiinni Jimif• nnr#i Ave., v;ri«iiiuo, woman, Mrs., William Mnnr-1i tCentral Orlando, wnerp where ia •*# 31 vto aasist any interested veterW ield of Bloomfield, N.J., recently' Contact Representative "will be ans. of Allyn and Bacon, Inc., a class member: "I had two years of Spanish at the University of eorgta several years ago and It gave me plenty of trouble. My wife had two years of Spanish a t Wesleyan College and she doesn’t profess - to be much of a Spanish student. 3Iy little girl who |s in the sixth grade was listening also and she picked It up quickly end was counting up to six a t fast as you were after listening a short while. My wife and I agreed that we could have made *A' in Spanish had you been our teacher." Mrs. Ted Gortemoller wrote from Marianna: "Since we have made a couple of tripe to 3(exico and expect to visit Cuba some day we are especially interested In these lessons and would apprec­ iate your home work book.” Flynn Mid the Jacksonville pro­ gram will originate over Station WMBR-TV The time will be an­ nounced later. Arrangements have been completed with the eneral Extension Division to provide 3J100 workbooks for the elass, he aald. Firing O f First Satellite-Carrying Rnrk«f Mfliar Event THE OLD HOME TOWN 1956 Is Big Y ear In Hurricane Study WEST P A L M BEACH V — The yea 195# wai a big one In hurricane research but 1157 will be even more lmpoK*nt, the Na­ tional Hnrrlcane Research Center said in a year-end import. "We know a whole lot more about the structure of tropiea! storms than we did but everyone must realise we won't solve this problem overnight." Associate Di­ rector Cecil C. Gentry said. Gentry said during IIS# two large data gathering projects went irto operation but not in time for correlated work during the hurricane season. He said the eight new upper-air sounding sta­ tions and three reconnaissance aircraft for exploring the interior of hurricanes are ready for the start of the storm season In 1957He said at this stage the em­ phasis Is on the collection data, moat nf which should be collected by the rid of the 1957 season. He u ld then the emphasis will swing to research into the mysteries of the great hurricanes. The rules of golf will remain the same In 1957, report* the Unit' ed States Golf Assn. btvw W U t f e e t 0*f<« The North Dakota basketball team averages • foot a an# in­ cludes five letterman and four sophomores. . .•M J ’^ 1 9 . Legal Notice J IV THU VI w e t IT C O tK T . MSXTIS n U I C M k CIRCUIT. IS AXIS M l« Sk.MI.VOtK C O tS T V , FLO R ID *. IX CSSUXCMRX S « SMI K A TH LEEN R. JOHNSON ria ln llff, T O W K L u 'ri aL „ . D a f.a d a n la . NOTICE TO D E FE N D TO: A. K. TOW E L I, V aldes lle ls l S anford. Florida, and TOW E LI. WlfS i t A. K. VOWELL, If living. a s4 If dead, her unknow n hairs, d e slsesa. legnta s s o r e ra a la s v a n d a g a in st any a n d a ll p erson, h .v th p or claim in g to kaaa a n y rig h t from _. TOW ELL- w ife of A. K. TOW ELL, A . ^ 44. K K I, W .la a a A p .r lm .n l. Hanford, F lorida, and E L a lE IL K k F, w U . o f A. a K BT. If living, and If dead her unknow n hairs, davit.**, leg a l* '# o r B « h t# « f. and a g a tn a t h a v a n d a ll P«*» •o n . h a v in g o r tv® any H « h l “ 2 * E U ft* M « l ( i of A ., 5 *,.i f i . U i y £ LEMMON, JOHN * ‘i t i i t S j i -^4 1 4 'fi a z#a i^ Srsg sasftz'W’ur’iwaa w r . f ’T j f f i i s ’ w S f f i k W i m l tilN O (V)UPANT n f Hum- “ S '/ - V u f f i V ^ h r o u . h By STANLEY iV r lb ^ ^ a a tr f ’u n d 'a l t o a ’a, " |I» B and b rin g Ih F lo rid a, m orn fa tly doaerlbag M ‘# T h V w * ri * of th o KW I4 of tho NEW of Section I t , TownnhM* *4 eon*|>« tou Christmas Not Too Commercial At TCA c ir c u it C ourt of tho N in th and) ria l C ircuit. In and fo r gamlnol* b v '^ e e u lr a d r e - f l i r yoVr " A n.w dr w ith ilia C lark nf the C irc u it Court. In and fo r Bemlaole C ounty. F lo r­ ida a L aarv# a copy, t h .r . o n u p . on W. E. W lnderw eedl*. 114 fioullt p a rk A vanu., W inter Ida. A t t o r n e y for Iho F J a l» tD t n» tho aald a c tio n on o r b e fo re th S ria* n’Y acra#^ pro*t& nr»*ao>'wlH*Ve* •"■ T re ^ E R ^ t b . t Ihta bC U? ’fiemlnoU £ « U . MFlori<T. o»«. ..e h week Clerk. Dec. 31 Deadline To Apply For Five Year Gl Insurance o f til* S e e k o f "h o c ir c u it C ourt, of 1iFflo, 5rid 1 .®“IL |f"sH hand a m lhth* o l. a*al C ounty. . Ihla s ilkfi .ia* of D aeam bar A. p, ll.rn d o a ef lb# C ircu it Court. y __ iota C aunty, F lo rid a ■ V ? .* I!.‘ ’ w ind #rw ao dt* f c r r K v N ^ ... W in te r P a rk . FtorM *________ __ "To whom It may concern. Thl» Id to certify that I will not be responsible for any debts Incurred by any one other then myaelf.’ Waywly E- Dowdy Announcing An Anticipated Dividend • Effective Jan. 1* 1957 # Payable June 30 Living Costs Rise To Another New Record High Last Night By MAUREEN GOTIILIN q WASHINGTON TP—The cost of living rose to another new record high last month as higher prices for now ears, fuel, services, anil house furnishings more than off­ set a drop in food prices, the government has reported. Th* average factory worker’s take-home pay and purchasing power also hit new records. The average pay for a factory worker ^v lth 3 dependents rose 3 1-2 per Went to 575.20, more than enough to wipe out the rise In living costs. Th* living cost hike automaticlily brought pay raises nf 1 to 3 cents an hour for nearly 900.000 workare in the steel, steel fab' eating, aluminum, meat pack.r aircraft and can industries. Thei wage contracts are geared to the cost of living. The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ consum er price index rose by oneNenth of on* per cent to 117 8 per cent of avenge 1947-49 prices. Tho index has climbed to new records In 5 of the last 6 month*. In November it was 2 4 per cent higher than a year ago. Decline Likely Bureau Commissioner Ewan Cla cue predicted that living costs this month will be about the same as in November, with • decline more likely than an increase. He said they also are not expected to show much change in February. Food prices dropped lost month from October. Hague said meat prices should tend to go down this month, helping lo hold down the price index. The usual winter sales of clothing also will help, he said. In this connection, the Agricuture Department reported that 8 cents of each consumer dollar spent for food last year went for “ stlon costs. Ten years e transportation cotta was illy less than 8 cents. rho Bureau said new car prices ro.e last month as the new |«S7 Plymouth models cam* on the market. But it added that new Chevrolet* and Fords, which cam* on the market in October, already are selling a t discounts. Hague said there were no signs that the discounts were caused by "buyer resistance." He said be thought "people have just gotten used to discounts and it is hard COMPLETE STOCK SHOTGUN SHELLS „d 22 RIFLE CARTRIDGES mperiol Refineries Station 13th & Park I l h A YEAR or dtiltrv to get away from ultra. Clague said that recently-au­ thorized freight rate Increases may boost prices *f many con­ sumer goods and commoditiei. He also said th# Sue* Canal Crisis ami U. S. oil shipments to Europe mey bring fuel oil price hikes. NICK PACtUUI, 14. d isp la y s his tic k e ts f o r th e B ose B ow l gam e b e fo re h u rry in g to h is h om e In P a sa d e n a , C alif., f o r a long d e ­ layed ele ep . He o b ta in e d th e first tic k e ts sold to th e public a fte r b e h a d w a ite d In lin e fo r 24 h o u r s w ith 750 o th e r fans. 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Bho bod I mind ta toko my invitation beck. met him ot tha Harbor Dny dance p eg jy emlied. “Suit jroureelf.* two jrooro 0*0. Sho *** **** ibo told lastly. doom «ocb year for Harbor Day. hadB.t ^ (* ,, but ha A nauv* AjwUaehicoHnn juet did ^ Au tha girls Ilkad to go not mi to Harbor Doy U it toold I ^ Davtrtaux. 8ho Ukod to bo hoipmi lohovo them. But l u t year Dick Dick hadn't oaktd h tr to mar* “ STrocotvod o o o l l whaa U»o nr fc‘"V *'lh*r- * 1' h* “ done, woo half over and ot course •fee wanted hma t a • • • “ I I U w a 'W I O pouiWUty aomo no hurry to got •**tT,**V^ I emergency might davalop and ha * anted at b a d ona tnay wlntar I W0UjJJ-| —ft th a n ot olL Doc* ot homo. Nothing to do but Ua lor7 w tra uncertain. PaU waa al­ ia the hammock in tka' g**l hot I vraya aura, la the moment theao aun. rtdo la her coarartlhlo, artth ^ ln„ ware going through bar the aun pourvag over Mr. Md P tti M7d, -well. moke up thmk of marriaxa oa * your raabla mind and make It up that waa waiting far bar wnenij' w aha waa randy hw it. one could „ _ ^ j #d ontlnnata m Imlttr (UlUtt IhlB 1 BUt Ot C0UT1€* • BOlU iS « ii^ n ? do7n m AP*l^*Wco“ laally. “Thera aren't ao many tila girlaha la rearing a tam-iy .nd an i V^wina grow«« •glbli men around andchance CHAPTER 10 DEQOT POMEROY lay la the I faded old hammock, moving It slowly by ona foot b a r e l y touching tha floor, Her hand* were locked behind h tr head. She laally watched white clouds mov­ ing against the deep asurs sky. Peggy had a sense of well-be­ ing, Ilka a contented, wall-fed kit­ ten. Peggy felt th a t way most of the time, being the only child of doting parents, the only grand­ child of doting grandparents. She hadn’t a care la tha world, espe­ cially aa this'fine, crisp Novem­ ber morning. This whs the first November aha had been at home la four years. Her folks bad wanted her to go North to school, saying that aba should learn about different cus­ toms and different people, so four .anowy winters had been apent at Northwestern. I t had all been picture pf what a Southern belle about the girl In the red pants?" should be doing at ten o'clock on " 'Red pants' 7” n warm November morning—but *Tva eeen her twice. She had don't 1 aee a book? Dont tall on red pedal-pushere the first me you v* been exerting yourself time; the n e x t time, ih t waa enough to read!" He seated him- wearing red slacks. So I Just call self In a basket chair, stretched I her The girl in the red pants.’ his long leg* before him. Thought at drat I waa aeclng Tha only o h a n g a la position Lauren BacalL" Peggy made was to t u r n her “Oh, I know who you" mean, head alightly. She said in a laxy On# of thosa women who rented voice, "Hll You wouldn't be crlti- the Ultle Class cottage." darn’ me, would you?" “One of them may be a woman. "Doe* on* d art?" Pets grinned. The other looks about eighteen. “Well, (or the record, Mr. Peter The older one la quite attractive, Craig, If you're hinting that I’m too . . ,. Didn't Dick tell you Laxy, I admit it. And I'U remind about them?" you that It's tha first November “Dick?" The hammock stopped. I've been lasy for four long years. The laziness dropped from PegThis winter I Intend doing Just g y a voice. "How does Dick know aa I please." about them?" *’I don't see that that would ba “Ha knowi. 1 saw him talking any c h a n g e ," Pete said good- to them In Hicks' Pharmacy this naturedly. “How about a dale for morning.” the Harbor Day dance?" “That's strange. He called me ’T h at’a n week off." I today, and ha didn't say anything “You sound as if It might ba n about it." year. And will you, or won't I “Does he tell you every time he you? Or has Doc already Baked? talks to another girl? He's been I wanted to get my bid ahead of ta the cottage." him." ' (To Be Continued) rlay. tlcprtnlad by psnalialon of Ihs publisher, Avalon Books Distributed by Kies feaui/a* Syndicate. CHIIP TIIPORO ADAMS dons tribal hraddrru aa he pore* la Sarnia, Ontario, Canada, alter closing a deal that will make; the Chippowu the wealthiest Indians la Canada. Involved are 3.450 acres of the St. Clair Re­ serve, told to New England le a dustries, a giant U.S. concern? for 17.000,000. Soma 407 memben of tha Chippewa band will share In tha sale of tha land, and Chief Adams Is scheduled to recalva about 1140.000 for his Clerk Thinks TV Necessity In Home FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. W*. Television in the home la a necesslty-at least as fa r as Superior Court Clerk Thomas II. WiUiami ii concerned. Williams has signed an order authorizing a guardian for four minor children at Dunn. N- ’ C., to pay $168 for a uaed TV act for them. The order permitted First Citi­ zens Bank and Trust Co. to b f the set for Hannah, Georgeannf, Lois Marie and Annie Bell Miller, daughters of Mrs. Cessle Miller of Dunn. Lacy S. Collier, attorney for tha petitioner, said it would be to tha "best interests’’ of the children to buy the television set with funds from a 35,000 asset. Television "Is not an Item of luxury, but is the pinnacle of 20th century communication, h necdk aary and integral part of tfla atomic age In which said Infants live," the petitions said. It said TV will bring the girls "commgnicationi from every part of the world. It will keep them in­ formed on subjects which formerly were the exclusive domain of kings." .Michigan Stste’s team victory In the 1936 NCAA cross-country championship was its sixth in the 18-year history of the event. --------------------- B y B E N N E T T ts -T’cn THese nev/ '—I PAJAMA5, OEA^. v— r l G o r T « ! f x -■VX ATASALE /VD & A /X £\ W A T A M / r o o o FOG. TH E 77/OUSAAD a vo u < a p s? j e £ _ r you p o ,y y KAOiV? THEVRe TcROlBLS "7 T h e y d o n t r — ^ f it me A At»o l don ’t j— > UKt THE STVLE and t i c a n t sta n d r > THE CCXCR I— ' i THAT'S THETBCUBL6 VLITHVOU HUSBANDS- —I VOU JUGTOONT V UNDERSTAND wh n f Ba r g a i n s T” C E R E ---------------------- *51 CHRYSLER Imperial 1 dr. Fully equipped ERB CAEN tells about a lonely, wealthy Son Franciscan H who summons a certain taxi driver every time it rains and hat him coma over to while away the hours playing casino with him (w hile the m e te rticks away). He explains "I love the rain. It makes my asparagus grow. When it rains, I m ake a fortune. Now then, whose deal Is . / . / vrt, I I I h r / ^ i // / TrwTl / A I 1 1 *49 LINCOLN 2 dr. W A L L F IN IS H from D U P O N T I O P /HTXtODOCTTOAf £yfX.A/Asec> r u .- \ r M \ / HAHTTO. r MAY t / SMBTHAT lE T T E /p ) *51 CHRYSLER club eoupi radio, healer, full powei $1395. *51 DeSOTO convertible new top and motor $395. *50 NASH 4 dr. '53 BUICK V8 auper Riviera R&H, full power $ 1195. Something New In Hams fiy Mario Qillord ’53 PLYMOUTH club coune radio and heater $695 ’55 PLYMOUTH club coune radio and heater $1395. Do you have a secretary I who forgets half tha time Jf f t | | I to put encloaures—to which S? 2 1 1 // you've referred in your letUr*—inside the envelopes? ' One bow I know had thia little sign fram ed and hung -7. over hia Girl Friday's desk: A girl I love is Tlllie Moses She type* “ Enclosed please And' And then encloses! / n v o v & H r 7M rM tA A /m c\ G A t/ r y o u 7 w s i s r r r a \ $95 masonry ’51 PLYMOUTH Belvedere hardtop. Radio and heater $595. ’48 PONTIAC 2 dr. ft cyl, Hjdramatic, R&H $195. OfANDMA.WUV If IT TH’ BOVS NEVER THROW SNOWBALLS AT ■— a v o u ? c p v lU. IT ’S THIS LITTLE *ION ON MV BACK THAT OES TH' TBICK f f /---- VA 5 IK .W HIN TWIV 01 AU II T h S V l L a s PUT CM TH’ — NO-COOKIE LlfiT IF TH EY DO TW 0 O W ... I ...TMSV J U iT DON’T, TVIAT'4 ALL// T~ 52 PLYMOUTH tvagon afatlon 5595- *50 PLYMOUTH Radio and heater. sedan $495. *52 DeSOTO 4 dr. SPOT­ LESS $795 + O eti * s fatf. * w y ■* Quick erylne-CW^Uw ’55 DeSOTO V8 4 dr. Full power, Radio and heater. $2391. * bfwMIy iviltd far dry w»fl ennitnntien end iailvrad lwt«M ■k InakM and rallan daw aadly wirti wala. r..FANSf HfWHO JLFiELD- HOLD IT • OWL«., 5V A t C lY f / VkHiCMWOULD HAVE Bt AN AUTOMATC TOUCH* 3AAXEY CAUCHT IT AT LfiASTA TOOT FQIP.VAI . O F T H ’ O C A L L IN ie. I » te »p e 5 b a c k aw/D I DOWNED TH' BALL/ Hart’s real news ter tha homemaker—now you can buy a aemlfoneleu ham that’i easy to carve. The troublesome h p bone and thank bone have bean removed. Only tha straight lag bone remain*. Carring is aa easy task—Just stand tha ham on its aid* and slice /-v \ from right to left, cutting down to the leg bon* I .' \ cn each tile*. Then looaen all of the slice* with I LlA cn* horizontal cut / \)\ For your money, you gat mac# stieeeble hen meet, f )/ \ laaa bone wesie, tern let and na «km when you I f 1 buy * Mml-bonelaaa ham. |» y / ( / All aemi-boneles* hams are sugar-cured and \V * V J hickory smoked. They are available la weight* ..\ Z j from 8 to 18 pound*. utm If You with to serve the ham hot, follow the / ”~ N cooking or heating inatructiona printed on each / O 1 Individually wrapped ham. A 12-pound ham will / 1 /1 heat through in about 3 hour*. I J/ \ About H hour before th* end of tha cooking \ (\ ) *!*"•• scora th* fxLjpd stud witVwhole clove*. V^ / Glxza with a mixture of 1 cup brown eu^er and I mi i . mIm, H cup white com syrup or fruit Juic*. Continue •ta* baking until ham is browned. CALL "OO” Th* Lumber Number •53 PLYMOUTH 4dr. Auto­ matic Transmission $693 '53 CHRYSLER Imperial hardtop. Full power and equipment.' $1393- fo r Sudden Scrvlco Lumber & Supply Yard 211 W. Third SL Sanford. Fla. CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH The Best For Leas’* PAINTS Adjoining Free Parking Lot �t'-'.' I- 1 1 ------------------- *1—ROOFING sad F L U a U N t 4*-AB1K L F i r o t BALM f7 -E S 0 k E R S and R t A l t d t * IT -B lO lk R S lad REALTORS GOP Labor Division To Be Operating Until '58Election Frt. D tc. 28. 1M 6 P i n » creared tkaiy shkre of l‘ha Ulor vote In Ilia 1*59 cteetlona. Presi­ EXCHANGE Will trade I bedroom fu m e dent Eisenhower m UN larger MAYKAIM A H tA majorities thaa la l i s t to Hto In­ Paul f . MMiles • Ben Ph. 154 113 N. Virginia, beautiful Brit­ house n r modern tfalltr. dustrial eastern atolat. th a Re­ Free satiatete. Quality werk. D9 ttvry. 17-99 tany Farm .Home. 3 bedrtomi, 9053-W. WBLAEA APARTMENTS_____ Ii A K E F R O N T h o m e publican* also picked up ttoUao baths, ••Wade-bu.lt” op Dak HHret* Nila. I ll W. Pint St I 2shaded FUuMarKG seats In Uta eastern «totM whde lots. By appointment. I bedroom frame tin large lot. ■BWlNO MACHINE* Florida n>om. hardwood floors, losing 14 In If^ sU lts Wist of 93SA0V. 0 6 treat and Repair Were Aval#* Apti Bffiileiey, PE 719-W Nveehl - While shine irecl, ellrus Irtae. Over Ihe Mlatisalppi River. h i * U 4 U44M ROSA L. PAYTON loo ft. on rend bottom lake. i t m i p 1IU OARB Iffieiney apt. Hi-way It-tl 8* m b it s m e i «l i l With most labor Isadora tosh* Paved toed. Phene 2*4 Sanford Ave. CHf Limit*. Blumfearland Court Registered Real Estate Broker II milled to the Democratic locratle party, $7,700 Ry RAYMOND LAItR Phone 2*71 17*1 at Hiawatha Canteens, tols, sleeping bags, Sea M mtM lt Realty far Desir* the OOP umlerlook aa axtaatlvo PLUMBING G HEATING United Pres* Allff ('arrelpendeht tenls. mess kite, hunting knlVre. campaign this y44r to woo t i a i able Htuies and Apt* Phono it Septic Tank Installation 4k Servic WASHINGTON (If) - Bepubllcan anti-file labor vo(6rt. Army-Navy Surplus, 119 RanNavy Surplus. Heater Service, A r e h i 9 Mat in till fnrd Avi. national headquarters will kelp Harriett, Phone 734-W or 133*. Republian labor coihmlttoga, " B H p n e d R Its labor division operating until tanging In site from E to 9A98 trO U r & i i a lt J ? li f Peterson —Fielpry to you— E shower. Steam heat. KWuir* Jr.. P. J. CHMteftOn. Girfleid the 1938 eongrttiiosal elections In member*, were said ta havo ao la lA S S IN K t ADS , AioMiauM Manuel Jarobton across from Willetts. John htolreh tad R. W an effort to nin ttiore of the ta ­ organised on a city .and county Venetian Blinds Poat office. 204 So. Dark Ave. — Phone 190 Williams. A. C. Doudnly, l.ahd bor vote. basil In a t least >5 states. Enclofrtl head. Sarproof bottom Surveyor. rail with pintle ends. Plaitie Slrsplng rooms. f.V. 4dl Mag­ The top libdr post at the HOP Stales with ID to so eounty com'19 N. Park Ave. Phon« 1129 OZIER REALTY CO or rayon topes. Cotton or nylon nolia At*. Pb. 139-J. Nstloritl Committee wilt he filled mittreas In all Urga IndnstfUI Laura B. Oder. Realtor IT u t ” by Wlob#rt J. Gormley nf N la tiri areas ware Pennsylvania, India­ C O M PLB tl PLUMBING JOB M. Field. Associito ^VnHk U I* m he* Paint Cre, clean apt. Oil heaL 911 P*rk. 1901Hate) Fall*. N. Y.. 4 plumbers union na, New York, Naw Jer»4y, Wla339 including) bath future*, ettotsret So Drlandd Hwy P>. t 4BITE'S - for *964 f*W, Phone 3f0 Furnished 3 rodtht A bath. Low member who wars on the head­ cohslii. Nevada, Cenneetltuf and tihk, water pump, aeptle tank 111*114 Welt >nd Bt. EVENINGS: 3113 and 790 Sttak, Chicken. Shrimp. quarters staff during the 1958 MarylandHtnL Call 1494. add waier heater, igproklinate- 44—APPLIANCES This Is a frt«» piss to the Movie* campaign *39 menth, ■g a ^ T T i m s ! ly Cill, Other stales ifl wltleR Ihrtn Furnished garage apt. 5 room A lihd Ride-In Theatre tor Jihi or ere ea TODAY FRIOIDAIBB anpllinees, gel# Ho replaced Roy JartHi, direc­ were >ub*(antia| Iffo rtl to mill* hath, screened poreh, larafe* Robsott Eap. date Jan. R. Phrea Ui3 y try body relax*. «t the Dogjlt 1097 Sanford Are. in n Service. O. M. High, OvU4o tor of labor activities during thla nitre labor support store llstw ly Phone 559 or 1037. 1997. Diner * Bar. You’re neat. put. Phone ro-9-99ii or sen year’s campaign. James has re­ party officials a i Maaiaehntottt, Thla ford 1042-W alter 9 p.m. 9 room houso. 160(1 French, PhoOe ■hU hla a free pass to the Rita Ho m e A N iT m cuM E turned in his Job as a BepUbllrih Washington, APS DO ITI New ttaHlpafHta, 4RD o r fttA N M Vatra for " Fruldle Jonc*. Thai 067-R. 3-R.R. furnished home on large staff employe of the Senate Labor Maine, Oregon, Uolnradd. Utah, Maytag automatic washer, good date J in . 9, 1997. T Map. corner Idt in nulet section of Committee. conJillon, 1135. Phone 359 J. Idaho, Kentucky, Missouri aha our reiallvaa, Second floprs-lwo. room furnUhfloorv-t ------„ ----city with n e a t- 1 -Il.R. furnished CHOOSE GOOD H O R k K R B GOP managers believe Ihey in- Rhode Islahd. through cultured adl. tret an hbora for the cd apt. rrivate hath. 535.00 *}fi8Sa apartment nttaehed. Double cat* 43— BUILDINO MATERIALS ■■ ■■■ ............mm Him sympathy •»«own u t in our month. Phone 1217-W after 6m ''“i f t . ’iiBifadr* porte. PreseM rente ' ere *95 experleneld Id writer alstit ytw. t bareivamertL Alan tor METAL ROOFlNO arid 185. Lie# In one end rent Now in stock, 5-V Crimp—'*” REAL ESTATE the other or rent both. Just re­ t t W W 4* Corrugated — 1(4“ Corrugated PaDla Road, Phntre Wo duced to ttlrtoo. A wise bur! (let All Your Roofing Need* at I I —AURMAUE ft- iO B T AM) r o t m t t t M M t m NOTICE* Shtfritren UdllcrtMe P lp t Co. Ten acres ekceptlonil tiled land Out West 13th St. MIA [C 5 S k on hard surface road. W. E. IV. D W m tliM hire T. W. MERO Kirchhof* Jr. Pfhone 903. nlth. 49—IL hINErB EQUIPMENT REALTHRS M IMI P e rl Ave. Phodt 17 or 1(3 ■nd leave m anage. Howard. HAYNES Office Machine Co. S = h 6 m e s Typewriters, adding machines ru M H ^ w su . Robert A. Williams FOUND— a re y KtUen. call mot. Sales-Rentals, 314 Mag., PH, 44 SOUTH PINBCRE8T- 119 Lourel REALTOR Drive. 3 bedroom modern home. types end m a t, laiuusd 17-FURNItURL—MUUHLji <.D g*»»«8*oNAt m h < »> ' ~ est than 1 year old. You can R iym ofld l.tm th ta ltt, with a low down* * , W N m a Used furniture, npfilahels, tools, up thl* home and take over • 4H55 Phone try* .“ ttaRw * am. ete. Uought sold. Larry's Mart. I. Mortage. Monlhly pkjr* r n 331 East 1st 8L Phone 1631. TiL 14if . ru fi^ u re centar W. rt. “ R lir 5TEMPRR manls Including ta* A insuf* art W a t * * 1 * * f t U Realtor — General Insurer ranee only $75.23. Close walking . ■ - ■ H U t i ! flft* flSi_____ This is a free pass to the Mtsvit* distance tn the new modern land Ride-In Theatre for W. CRo BLEY _ BENDIX • AUTOMOTIVE aS , Pinecrest School. See IHIa Home M. Tripp. Eap. date Jan. 6, Phone 105 or 2122 - 112 N. Park P today. ODHAM A t u Do r , Inc. _________________________ 1957. Bm a X " t^-A irtoii t m t H w a n t e d * Cor. Hwy. 17-92 A 17th St. This I* a free pas* tn the Prairie Electric Company Phones 1100 and 2962. ll Dis t in c t iv e f u r n it u r e Service— Quality -Satisfaction ro—at I. ,n Theatre for Warehouse Prices, suit Five room house kith bath and Mr>. Weddell Braddy. Genet a. Ph. 113 BkhfOrd 2837-J-J D9 Bafy BERRY'S. We are Ct|Mrta at i l Lsp d.ilr JaA. 6, 1957. approximately thirteen a rte l of silting you to secure gracious high hammock land. W. E. H BAT1NO good Took* with functional con­ IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Thl* It a frte p a u to the RlU klrehhbff Jr. Ph. 309. floor Furnaces A Circulators venience. Today'! best buys to ask Crumley A Montrith Theatre for Carolyn Hall. Exp. nationally advertised furniture at 117 South Park Phone 171 IL B. P O P E CO.. Inc. date Jan. 6. 1957. CUSTOM H U ILT HOMKS at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. 190 8. Tark Phone 1440 VA—FHA— CONVENTIONAL First St. Phone 1197 foe Even­ PHONB 9370 foe CHERRY I —B()AT3~AND MOTORS ing Appointment. FINANCING Real EsUI« Brokerage - Notary Q A tilN BROTMBBB 1219 W 13th 8*. R eir-Iarber Shop LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Voiif Evlorudi Dealer Dregline A BultdoMr Service MISS ANNA KITHIY, MinUier of LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS ROBSON nrORTlNO GOODS Ph. 1231 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford. CHOOSfc 1300 DOWN Slate nf the ousted Hungirian 301 B. l i t I t Phone M A< K. R llO R M A k B H . JR , Older 2 br. home, separate din­ regime of Premier Imre Nagy, FROM etterheids, stdtea ENVELOPES. Letter PhoiM 1991* 1100 MellonVille f —MOTORCT CLB8-BICYCL1S ing room. 2 loti, beautiful lo­ dbplayi at a press conference in a, hand bills, and ments, Invoices, — ia — cation. M,3DO. KeW York photostats of crum­ :tc. Pfogrei I bedroom Concrete Block home, Different eolori end designs and Glrli 26” Bicycle, good condition. pled notes thrown from trains Printing1 Co. Phone 40* — 403 Nice location. Sell equity, pay­ completely furbish your living A HEALTOR First 1 3 W. 9th. by young Hungirian* who were ments 556.00 monthly. I’honc UILI.EN AND HARKEY West 13th SL room with one of our 100% being sent to slave eampl by the 2259-J. nylon 9 pc. groups. Including: tee N Park Ave. Phene 3311 Soviets. The message* urged U —TRAILERS________________ WELL DRILLLNG Sof* Red Fairbanks-.Morsc pump*. that Anders notify their famlllet Matching Platform Rocker REAI. ESTATE DRIVE-IN 91110OM HAS A SFICIAl MIANINO tor Mrs. Lily Kalman and bar It will pay YOU to tte nt before Repairs to all makes, ot their plight. Mies Kethly la 2544 French Ave Matching Cocktail Chair son, Lozl, 6, icfugees from strife-torn Hungary, as'they lift their yon buy. Open Evtnlngs and HOWARD C. LONG preparing to present copies to Coffee Table J. W. HALL. REALTOR arms In thanks at tha base of tho Slatuo of Liberty In Now York Sundays. H appy Hom es 2u7 E. CornmertUl AV9. the United Nation* General As­ Step Table Johnny Walker, Anociat# Harbor. The Kalman family are lit tha United slates about 4 Waak. EaiUldt Trailer Salt* Phone 3tt F or sembly. (international) Table Lamp “Call Hall" Phone 175H They are being toktn rare of by the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Satiety. palatka, Fla. G row ing F am ilies Wrought Iron Smoker Trailer for tale. G r a c e y R e f r ig e r a t io n Sofa Pillows A ln trtatn H w a — psmT Ash Tray Set Purchased new Ihie year. Lorn Commercial and Domeeiic nlete with combination refri­ 109 Palmetto Ave. — Ph. 683-R. Complete — in — gerator, gat range, gas heat, 9139. twin beds, dinette A *• <,l1I.0n . DICK MAPES . • South Pinecrest water tank. St. Johns Realty. •Tile Contractor—Phone 2199-W. tA S Y T E R M S • Grove .Manors Phone 1129 or 1079, Sanford. • Valencia Villas, DeLand for your name In The Mather Of Sanford 3 — tfCIIOOIA LNBTRUCriON FOR RENT— Modern trailer loll. 103 09 1st 8t. Phone 127 JO’soO’. 119. mo. to permanent — W onderful l.ocatiiin* — D ean n a’* School of Dance adults. Call Mr*. John BezwlecBallet—Tap—toe— and Ballru»mi — Splendid Vnluen —• hin, 961-W. • BIG VALUKS 17-92 at Hiawatha— Phone 2171 W ith Room to U reu th e! • Q U ICK C R E D IT 14—I'SED CARR TOLAR SCHOOL OP PIANO • EA SY T E R M S Chrysler late model 1951 hard top K07 Magnolia Ave. IVILSON-MAIER convertible. 11,000 miles. Id ex­ Register now for 2nd term be­ (Wham A Tudor builders New and Used Furniture cellent condition, looks like ginning January 7, 1957. Begin 311 E. First SL of some of Sanfords Phono 918 dew. Reasonable (dr cash. DVr* through advanced. Phone finett residential Would make e nice Christmas sections llel-Air. 274. . . __________ gift. Mrs. B. S. ilowen, 200 W. Pinecrest. South Pine20th St. creel. Rise Court and EMPLOYMENT that utterly distinctive END OF YEAR SALE Grove Ray Karroo will put you milea 29—HELP WANTED FEMALE Minors. Ahead A Dollars Ahead with a You May Have high appralstd trade-in on a Exp, wailrets wanted. B0(! hour All Items reduced prior to Inven* tory. New 19ST Pontiar. plus board. Own transportation. Bed Room Suites You Can See the new Pontiac now on Gene’s Spaghetti Home, Orange Bedding display. City. Phono Spring 45235. Uvlng Room Groups 1955 Plymouth Plata Sedan Huy W ith Odd Chairs 1954 Pontiac 4-door Chiefton SALESLADY. Year-round employ, Lamps Deluxe. To The ment. Vacation. Good hour*. Confidence Dinettes 1954 Dodge Royal Sedan Apply In person. 110 S. Pal­ Terms To Suit Yon At 1953 Quick Riviera Sedan metto Ave. «hen jou buy an Odham A 1952 4-door Plymouth Tudor Home. LCIIOIA BUDDING CO. 1951 4-door Chevrolet 27—HELP WANTED MALE Corner 2nd A Magnolia. Ph. i : jj I960 4-door Plymouth DRIVE OUT TODAY! "Bud-' Bamberger. Mgr. Cell Ray Herron, 1456 or after I Newspaper Itreel salesbuyi want­ Free Delivery p.m. Calll 1J43-W. ed for work afUr school. Age! ODHAM & TUDOR. Inc. i up to 14 years util. See Mr. 15—APPLIANCE REPAIRING Cor. Ilr« . 17-92 A 271h At. ! Holley at The Sanford Herald Phone* 2100 A "MO MATHIS electric appliance re­ right after school. "Builders nf Finrr Home* 45—FARM and GARDEN pairing. Light fixtures installed. For Florida Living” Tree pick up A delivery. Phone Pull time messenger. 31.00 per R CABBAGE PLANT* 3420-3 -XJ. hour. Apply Western Union. 40O.OM Midseason Market. Ph 40- LOTS 15-B R A tm r PARLORS 2105. » - halem Mi :.n • AGENTS Or lot* in the Muyfair For all your B e a u t y Needs Collector Salesmen to scrvi.c Tree ripened oranges, Jl.OO bushel. choice A rra at tn altra-live r j| h JJpVrlon A Theo-Bender Cosmetics Phone 239 W. e»labli*hed colored flra Insur­ price, W. E. Klrchoff Jr. Phone HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK ance route. Five work day 304. Ph. 971 105 SO. Oik week. Must have lived in State SELL over a year and have a light For your future home iite we Aayttoa* serviceable car. Write to P. O. B U S IN E S S havo lots priced from 1325 00 9 Boa 119 Sanford In your own up, in several location in SERVICES WHft A Hand writing, giving your City. Attractive l,«ke Front lads. IT—HI111.1)1VU—HE PAIRS qualification* for this jot). ciaM inre OZILR REALTY CO. Ph. 1359 Each day the names of (i people will bo published in Tho Herald Classified PAINTING 39-WORK WANTED. FEMALE JURY CALL This is a frea pass to tho Prairie columns for FREE tickets to the Movieland Ride-In, tho Prairie Lake Drive-In Ted Burnett l-ake nrive In Theatre for Child care In my home. 21 hour, itn far PAINTING Mr*. J. D. Stone. Geneva day A night. Ail ages. 7()t W. and the RiU theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it is your free ticket— M l Grandview Phone 1932-M Esp. date Jan 6, 1957. 4th St. a n U M IC t fL B BALL REALTY And INSURANCE P k 1821 \m tor ml t Seminole Realty w n s ?ms t „ m b : _ _ LO O K SanfoAd. dfaJwdtL W A N T A ID S A FREE GUEST PASS Movieland Ride-In Prairie Lake Drive-In Ritz Theatres WOOLSEY~ FINANCIAL Marine Fhtlrehn For Your Boat 35-MONEY IT LOAN Senkarik GUuw and I’ninl Co. Ill-Ill tv. 2nd St. • 1 Phone 320 RENEW „ . Your Rood May We suggest a contractor. Let Us arrange a Horn* Owners Loan to cover your roofing job. Gre­ gory Lumber of Sanford. Oth and Maple, Phone 2562. A U TO LO A N S COST LESS Florida State Bank you pay only a smnll service and tax charge on Ritz Theatre, and Prairie Lake Drive-In passes. ft!. iuijHB Bi i i ag* 8AM C. LAWSON W ANTED S L f%J*U fU altf Saleslady for part time " ork in m ens wear store. ft# ■ 9eM»•« itNCoso r i o e i a * Jim Kobnun M en’* W ear 306 E. First St. OF SANFORD Note the date printed a t the bottom of the ad. Your Pass must bo used be­ fore this expiration date. MERCHANDISE - Tor Painting call Mr. Tiaker, Ph. 668.XB. Roam tpeeUl 114.14 43—ARTICLES f ir SALE FLUOR saadieg and fUlaktag. Cleaning, w iitag Sarvlag Seat- We My and seO used furniture Paying top cash price* for any note county aiaee lit*. thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ H. M. Gleason. Lake M«ry ING POST on 17-93 Ph 2053-W Me RA N E Y -S M IT lT PA I N TS t i l l 8. Park Phone 1201 L IV E B A IT Shiners, Bull Heads. Pop Goto 3 9 -PIANO SERVICE 5 Doaen, 95c Missouri Minnows and Worms L. L. Silt — Pier>« Technician Fleming Grocery—E. Geneva Ave. fkeee 2114 ReaU L Saaie.d Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office of the theatre named Make sure you have your driver’s license, social security card or other personal identification with you. ■UMBER M BUILDING .- ggsaeaKv&tsm FIND YOUR NAME! SEE THE MOVIES FREE! u •4 L �4' * m ent to you. Why d o n 't you c*t it s j n d r D m girl w tltod, "Yarn don’t understand, Mr. Dur­ ant*. r v * already b ad It fixed.” [_ .I w increase rrvanucs by raising pos­ tal rates. The budget Is for the II months starting next July 1. It will be the largest In peacetime history. In the current year the govern ment Is spending almost 70 billion and taking In about 71 billion In taxes and other revenues. The economic boom may further swell tax income. The latest official figures pub* liahed in Auguest estimated expen* ditures a t 180,100,000,000 and In* come . a t 60,800,000,000, This would have meant a 700-million surplus. But well qualified an­ alysis now aay thasa totals are / i / In a W ebb hotel, P u b lh b ar Norton once noticed th e / words ‘TA M HTAB” in scribed on a mat. “An old Welsh expression m eaning ‘welcome’?” be asked th e V7.*> bellboy. “Not quite," wee the reply. "T bara ‘b ath mat* upside down.” Hospital Notes DEC. ST Emmett Brew® (Ptereooj Frances Guidry (EeafaN) Wesley Williams (D alend) Lancelot Watson (S e a te d ) Baby Girl THUS Baby Boy Beckwith Dischargee Lens Fear (De Beryl Berthe Kroger (S e a te d ) Mary Walft (Sanford) Mary Daria (Sanford) Emma Manuel and baby (Sanford) dec. a \1 • carnamm MM*! rOBfTMi Janos Winter. M. freedom tghter (International) Hungarian Legislative (Continued from Page One) a special basis. Tbs broadcast aald the action was taken in aeegeduee with tee “norm alise tlon” of feed supplies. Gael A Preblam 1%e Red m im e ’s Immediate problem was to get coal mines into full male production. An at* tempt t * pressure “ volunteer" workers into the mine# failed and the government announced l£ was “drafting peasant farmers to work eoal mines In the Peea area. Reliable reports in Budapest political circles said Kadar was personally trying to speed up the •'broadening" of the Hungarian govm m aat by including proml* nant non-communist p o l i t i c a l leaders. (Contisaed from Page 1) receptive to new laws to atop the slaughter. on our highays, it is Sarah Gamer (B anted) Enest Bicknell (B a ste d ) John Frailer (Sanford) Llanle Simpson (Sanford) Gary Gray (Sanford) Richard CheOette (Sanford) Marguerite Powers (Sanford) Visiting Menra: private Rooms, 11 a. m. to 9 p. a . ; Sami-Private Rooms, I ta « p. m., 7 to t p. m.; Pediatries, U a. m. to 1 p. m. Parante and Grandparents only; Obstetrics, No visiting during feeding of babies. Private Rooms, 11 a. m. to U noon, I to 4 p ra. and 7 to 0 ® na, Seml-Privac# Prediction Necessary No budget figures are concrete Rooms, a ts 4 p. m. an* 7 to until Congress approves tham. in I p. a . presenting the fiscal IMS outline to Congress, Mr. Elsenhower must In effect predict what will happen In the following IS months, with no sure knowledge of how the econ­ omy or the International situation will tum . Biggest itam In tha new budget la dafense—30 billion. Tha Middle East crisis has not altered da* fense spending plans but rising prices and development of better weapons have. The Air Force will get moat of the l-bllllon defense livresae over this year and half of tha defense total. The Navy will get about 10 bill­ ion and the Army about • billion. The Atomic Energy Commission is spending about 3 billion thla year. It will get a little more for fiscal 1060. Aid Level Unchanged Foreign aid spending will con­ All wool sheath & fluro skirts. Sizes tinue at about the current level —14,200,000,000. Reports the gov­ Value* to 12.95 ernment la considering a little Marshall Plan to help Western Eu­ rope in Its Post-Suez financial dil­ emma have been sqtielch.il The governments afru-imcnt to ; lend Great Britain 500 million through the U.S. Export-Import Shorts, paddle pushers, bermudas A toreador paista. • The fifth grade a t Town School was taken to h ear Its l i s t orchestra concept On the way home the teacher asked one scholar. “Old you prefer the strings or the brasses?” The scholar answered, “The eaa I liked bast was the haiyoontet.* _______ ___ a te e m v e th m ■uneasy recently, and Me brother SP/» Leonard Winter, of tee 0 S. Asmy. at Udtpotd Kaseres. Oermsny. where seam iff.wt Mnnemten rafugsss are being housed H fad. Janes wee gMag through tee rauttee questioning when he emotioned that he bad's brother to American service: Leonard was then located and )otoed him. Their mother is in Philadelphia. • ^b> -v ^ X V lfij ^ __ ' -------- Ff Barber said he felt confident the Legislative Council and the state lawmakers would approva the 66-58 limits act by the com­ mittee. Heavyweight Champion Floyd Pattarson hat fought twles In Chicago and both bouts ended In tha fifth round. Kirk Wilson set now NCAA, Pa­ cific Coast Conference and UCLA punting records during 1956. A sophomore he averaged 40.J yards on 30 kicks. POPS FIU1XII is bestowing his Massing on an American mother and her child at tha audience given by the PontlS at Vatican City, Italy, to I I new American priests and their relatives. (fntmwtlonal) AFTER eg Oca. Moths Dayan, ItrasU army Chief of Md wire keen cl a baste training camp near tear. Oaly military pacaamtel ars allowsd to tea samp. Israeli women ere now Inducted s ef 10. Married girls a rt freed from military nee to servo. (fnfernallm.nl Rodlnphnfnl Spectacular Savings SKIRTS H. E. Bronson Gets Winqs. Commission As 2nd Lieutenant l NOW flYUM with Britain*! Royal Air Pore* squadrons of ti» I Second Allted Tectteai Air Forca in Germany, tha Vickers Swift T J U appaers to ba taking cm additional armament—a sword—aa 1 it Mas past tha Bismarck Memorial Mar Datraold, West Germany. X te claimed that tha plana Is tha fastest low-levat, fighter reconV naUsance Jet in any air tores. Tha craft carries cameras In the nose and te armed with two 30 mm. guns. {Mfereetional RadiophoSa) Abdominal Noises Help Doctor Diagnose Trouble 2nd Lt. Herbert E Umn*on hna graduated from Air Force Pilot Training at Reese Air Force Base, Lithbck, Tex., where he re­ ceived his wings and Ms com­ mission At the pTCianf time ha Is on temporary duty at West Patm Beach, where ha will undergo transition (raining in C-54 type aircraft. Upon completion of this train­ ing ha win recel vs permanent duty at !<ajea Field,' Azores. DRESSES All sizes, wonderful values. Corduroy, wool Jersey, crepe, cot' ton A cotton brocade. Sheath A Torso styles In wrinkle re aiatant A no-iron fabrics. Sizes 913, 10-20, 14Vb -34VA. LINGERIE Cotton, multi-crepe A pylon pajamas. Sizes 38-40 only. Values to 5.98 Now 1.00-3.98 Nylon GOWN & ROUE SETS, also se­ parate negileee. Values to 16.95 Values to 7,98 • One Gioap Regular 3.98-8.98 BLOUSES Cottoa A dacron long sleeve ta flared shirts A short sleeve blouses. Values to 4.98 Now 1.00-2.98 Values 14.95 Children's fir Sub-Teen DRESSES Sizes 1 to II, la corduroy, cotton, nylon, velvet A orlon. Value* to 10.95. COATS Closeout et Winter Coats, all wool, fashionable A flattering. Milllum lined. Corduroy Jackets Lined * unlined 3 formerly 29.95 Values to 8.98 3.98 - 5.98 Now SWEATERS Sleeveless slip over nylon bauds Ate sweaters. 2 formerly 34.95 2 ORLON TOPPERS Reguter valuta D m GIRL'S ROBES Practical A pretty, cottoa, corduroy, quilted prints A embov-ed nylon. Values to 7.98 2.98 - 3.98 Children's Underwear Cotton A nylon ;!ij*?, 1.49 -1.98 -.amca ta Nylon pant to 2.95 We quarter ileeve* value bo I N . Now 3.98 Children's Wear • PEDDLE PUSHERS, values to 4 90 A l wool coat SWEATERS. 11.06 value Now 1095 Now 1.98 • 2.98 CORDUROY A ZELLON JACKETS, were 4.90 Now 2.98 CORDUROV A COTTON SKIRTS, values to 5 » MOUV ANN BOURN! reminds people that Now Year’s Eve ta Just around the corner nod the is spearheading the nationwide “Remember . . . Go Formal New Year’s Eve" campaign. She area select.,I for the formal chore In New York City* (ftfsnuMtonal! SPORT COATS Now 1.00 to 3.98 4 Nylon Toppers T-shirts, v.iluot to 1*0 �Shop and Save IfY M rM n M to N * Delivered By • P. St. CaU 1821 B#r*r# ? f. M. h Sanford VOLUME XLV11 •------- SANFORD, FLORIDA BalablfahH 1984 --------------------------------- MONDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1958 NO. 1 |7 Demos A u th o rity P ro p o sal 11 Die Mi l i t a r y T r a n s p o r t 1C r a s h e s Trying To Land Plan Told To Resist Advances WASHINGTON 1 8 - S e n a t e Democrats today laid plana for g Fanned By strong hUnari-Hke “microscopic” study of President winds flames dsstroyed two Eisenhower's expected request for fram t dwellings Just outside the authority to use armed fore# If elty limits In Goldsboro and threatened two more Immediately McGUIRE AFB. N. J. in-T he necessary to keep Russia out of across the street from thsm, Sat­ Air Fprci Mid today it persons the Middle East urday morning shortly after 10 war# killed and as Injured when They made clear that the Pres­ o'clock ^ O H military air transport ident will have to do a major ( ti­ sVphed and burned Sunday while The.Sanford Fire Department ling Job to win congressional ap­ answered the alarm at 1400 Dixie attempting to Innd at Dhahran. proval of the no-called "Eisen­ Wey, hut were unable to fight Saudi Arabl. hower doctrine." the blate sines the two houses The announcement laid the 24 Sen. Mika Mansfield (DMonl) war# located about two elty iajorfd were in "good condition" said the Senate Foreign Relatione blocks from the city limits line I t a Saudi Arab) hospital. Committee, of which he is a mem­ which runs along Roosevelt Are. There were 37 persona aboard ber, will study this "pretty dsdl- In from of Crooms Academy. the tlAOO,000 Super Constellation A City Ordinance prevents cste and far-reaching propsal" when It crashed at 3 p. m. one thoroughly. The committee mem- firemen of th# City Fire Depart­ mile east of the U. S. airbase in be.r said It was "prsm ature" far ment from answering alarms or Dhahras. him to ssy whether he Is for or fighting fire outside the city lim­ aAn Air Force team was to fty against the proposal. But he also its except when homes are regi­ Iro n the United Stater this after pledged a "thorough—and I mean stered with the City. noon to Investigate the crash. Only the Sanford Naval Air thorough"—study of "what led up The four-motored plane carried Station fire apparatus kept the to this debacle" In the ltlddl# about 54 persons when it left Me* Rre from spreading to the two E ast Culre AFB Dee. 3 for the jour frame homes opposite the holo* ney to the Aaorer, Tripoli in Government sources disclosed eauit that reduced the four and Libya and Dhahran. The flight to tho press over the weekend the five room hornet to ashes. originated from Charleston, S. C. administration’s plan for resist­ The two houses were occupied with a crew of II. ing possible Russian advances In by brothers. Cleophus "Boy1 The craft discharged a number ths Middle East. The sourcM (Continued On Page Seven) passengers a t the Axores. Mid it is felt the United Stat#e Earlier, a Military Air Trans* m u a t s t e p In to fill th# t Service spokesman said the vacuum left by the sharp decline plane carried "military personnel of British Influence In th at,area. 16816722 and dependent*—but more mili­ The plan Includes two mala A NAVY FIREFIGHTER (lag) leeks ever the ruins ef ta # fram e dwsIUaga destroyed by flro Just tary than dependents." points: A warning to R uuia to outside of the Sanford City Limits Saturday morning. The eld Kastner borne (bottom) sta miles weal The plane originally was be­ ol Sanford on SR 40 near Psola was leveled by flames Sunday raorulag. (Staff Photo) keep "hands off" tha Middle East, lieved to have carried 41 crew­ backed by a threat to counter any men and passengers when it Russian move there with U. 8. Crashed a mile from its destina­ armed force, and an economic aid tion. The plsne burned on impact. program running possibly as high Officials said it was "badly damas 400 million dollars to help Mid­ dle East nations mstntain their Officers, directors, and commit­ MRS. OL1VK HUNT la presented a portable typewriter Uia morn- economic independence. tee ehatrmen of the Sanford 41** sv eh r^ad irer after 31 years ef service la the Clsrh ef Circuit , Thn President is expected to Klwa-ils flub will he Installed at CVurT* o f f i r / u . 'P i'lle fid o n (right), Seminole County Clerk ef six Congress for a declaration of the club's regular • Wednesday Court, makes presentation. (Staff Photo) | policy that ths United States luncheon meeting at me Yaeht would um military might, if nee- Club. Th. Nsw Year will be welcomed Lt Go# Oakley Bearer will lheisary, to block any Soviet ag* The old Kastner Home, • mile* in tonight with gala parties and su ll the top officers of the local gtision or subversion in the solemn church services through­ west of Sanford on State Road Kiwanli Club group. area. 48, near Paola, was destroyed by out the Sanford area. A longtime employe In the of­ The officers to be Installed are: WASHINGTON W — President fice of the Seminole County Clerk Ah annual New Year’s Eve par­ fire Sunday morning a t approxi­ Edwin Shlnholser, president: Wil­ Zisenhowtr called Itepublican ty Is being staged at the Mayfair mately 11 o'clock. lis Peacock, 1st vice president; congressional leaders to the White of Circuit Court retired today a f­ Cause of the Are Is unknown, Inn where a record crowd is David Gatehel, 2nd vice president; jse today to give them a pre­ ter 34 years of service. expected te sing and dance the said Constable J . Q. "Slim" Gallo* B. n. Crumley, treasurer; O. M. Mrs. Alice (Annie Hart, 80, ss of the legislative program Mrs. Olive Hunt who began her New Year In at 12 midnight. Danc­ way. Harrison, financial secretary; end of Route 4. Orlando died at her hs will submit to ths 83th Con­ Flames, fanned by heavy winds ing begins at 10 o’clock this even duties in the Semlnolo County residence Saturday after a long Ralph A. Smith, secretary. gress. quickly reduced the hug* frame ing with a buffet served Immed­ Court House on July 1, 1922. re­ illness. Directors who will be installed dwelling to ashes. iately after midnight are: Ed Lane, M. R. Strickland. 'NEW YORK, N. Y. Mt -S e c re ­ tired today at aoon. A native of Chuiuota. she was e « m .« |ef,.nrrie room'di,hTUn!l«Itnh V Th* Sanford Flra Department nc. ^Davis. V " !Irving ’ S’ T h. business growth of Semin Bells will ring, auto horns will coming traffic from th# north J. Pryor. Georg* , C. Davis, Gaorge tary of State John Foster Dulles lifelong member of the Chulu* was called, but due tn City Ordi­ She came to Seminole County blow, and every type of nols. Into the business district of SenMorgan. O. K. Goff, and Dr. L 0 # r ° 'intT was underlined this meets with U. N. Secretary-Gen­ N. Y. and moved ®‘« .Chureh and the wl- ford was erected at the corner of tT.. Doss. Doss. week "hen th . physical count of maker will be used to usher in nance which prevents the city eral n ig Hammsrskjold today as from_ .Catskill, equipment from leaving the city , . . , ,. _ 'dow of the late Dan Hart, Commute. the first step in working out a new to Oviedo whers her father was, ghe ,§ >lirv|v#|| ^ her „on j West First St. and French Ave. Committee Chairmen to bsr be Inin­ names of bu.slnesaro listed In the 1957 throughout the downtown limit, except In Instances where Sanford area. United States policy to keep peace a celery farmer. She Is the form- ( p. » a rt of Sanford, one daugh­ Saturday morning stalled aare: rt: Willis Peacock, Ed November. 1968 Refsrenc# Book of Another gala party that will the property la registered with in ths stormy Middle Bast. Lane, Joel rield, Field, Al Collins, RoRo­ Dun A Bradstreet was completed Th* sign, authorized by tha Lane. er Miss Olive Ligette. ter Mrs. Lenora Tanner of O r get under way at • o'clock and th* City Manager and an Insur* (Continued on Page Seven) Mrs. Hunt began her work for Undo, one brother Jim Long, Board of Sanford City Commis- bert W Jackson, Floyd Palmer, The new count showed an Increase continue until 1:30 a. m. will be P it t s b u r g h ® — *-nited Ted Williams, Howard Montelth, sinners, measures 13 feet long and Williams. of 81.2% in th . last ten year*, se­ Press Staff Correspondent Russell the county when E. A. Dou­ two sisters Mrs. Maggie Bentley ll six feet high. at the Elk's Club where member* Stlneciphsr, J. F. Darby, cording to C. L. Hook. District Marlin Stlnecipher, Jones, the only American news­ glass was Clerk of Circuit Court. and Mrs. Eddie Simmons all of Workmen completed Hie erect- Fred Murray, G. Andrew Speer. Manager at Jveksonville, which of the rlub and their immediate man In Hungary during the revolt, On his retirement she served un Chuiuota. Five grandchildren and ing of the sign 1st* Saturday af- Perry Stone, Irving Pryor, Leon office covers this .re s. families will ring nut the old and •ays the Hungarian people’s deter- ler Vanes Douglass, ion of the it grest grandchildren. (Continued On Pag* Seven) Gsllowey, peter Petsr terooon and it was turned on 5«t- Cornell. John Gillowey, dUcloae<i th lt ln ^ Funeral services were conduit, minatiear to win ■ "decent, ordi­ preceding Clerk of Circuit Court. Bukur, Jamas Grant, Hasky Wight. 0 rV ^ J » » rated businesses listed ed this afternoon a t 3 o'clock by urdsy evening. nary life" sparked the rebellion When O. P. Herndon became the nev. Charlie Swaggrrty of The sign, in the shape of a R. «■ C. Whitmire, WTsltmlW, Ed Klrehoff, and |he town)l compri, | n)t Seminole against Soviet oppression. Joel ™ Field. Clerk of Circuit Court, Mrs. Hunt- the Chuiuota Baptist Church of­ huge arrow, is constructed of red •""< '«. County, and the count of these PARIS- tin - The Moms List the Sanfonl Sanford Kiwanls Kiwanls Mlm. lown* In the new book show was appointed Deputy Clerk and ficiating at the groveaido in glowing letters and is bordered Directors Directors of of the BUDAPEST HP —The Hunger smiled her enigmatic smite today with a brilliant green. . Club will meet Friday night. Ja n .. u:> nim „ xhp Kl.(crPnrP Book In a workroom at the Louvre ™ •», k* fHsrWa State U|U fom m trcla, , ntPrprU. , _ I» Is erected on an eight inch; l ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Win­ while experts touched up th# mi­ m black Nsw Y t » r s Kve m as Court Clerk, Recording Clerk, and a 1 » .. . Recording Clsrk, and steel pole 10 fset from the ground ners in the yule holiday Christmas ? ‘ nk i manuf.eturors, whol...1ers, retailef the government and In and is visible from the turn Into get Committee Chairmen are to ers, «nd other businesses general- lighting contest were Judged as nor damage Inflicted* by a heardmemory of the Hungarian dead. as Photostat Operator. ( Clerk nf Court O. P. Herndon French Ave. from the Lakefront fullowr*; P in t place, Mr. and Mrs. Bolivian who flung n rock at the painting on a "whim.” | today -aid "Mrs. Hunt lia« been road. It Is placed on the northeast dil. It doc* not, however, Include Earl Stewart, second place, M. and Damage to Ia*onard Da Vinci’s :mi hours, faithful, loyal em i corner nf West First St. and <ome service and professional Mr*. W. O. Hudson, third place. great 16th Century mosterplec# French Ave. and facet north. i ploye." j establishments, such s i ronl Mr and Mr*. Harry Smith. eitate brokers, barber and beau­ Judges were Mr. and Mrs. Rich­ was reported "slight" by muse* ty shop*, stock broker*, sic. Thin ard Wayt end Mrs. Robert Peters, um art experts, but they said It and a Pair through Tuesday little warmer Tue”day; low lo- figure* for all businesses in this all of whum are non resident* of might have been "Irreparable" If it had n btren guxHni by a (Continued on Page Seven) night IS to 38. AlUinonlo Springs. The Florida Slate Retailers As­ protective plate of glas* — the sociation re looking for the |irgonly painting in the museum so M ind the im alleit product man protected. o/aetured in Florid*. The stone ahattered th* glase In Thera is all kind of conjecture the lower left hand corner of tho as to what there two product* ac­ In a traditional ami impres­ pated in tho Battle of Guadulcan-1 signment hs* been evidence by painting, far below he famous tually are. Suggestion* ran-e amlle. and Baked a rhln of paint sive Change of Cammand at the al and on the USS David \V. Tay-1 commendation* for subsequent re- the tlie of a fingernail off the from dirigibles to doughnut*, but neither is correct. San.'ird Naval Air Station, Cdr. lor which wav engaged in the oc-, calls of short- periods to Central i Dft elbow. cupatlon of Kwsjaleln and Majuro i America during troubled times Extensive publicity awaits the, J. M Tullv Jr., relieved Cdr. P. Atull*. . A *inall hole was made ‘n tha of flood or revolution Cdr. Tully large*! and smallest F lo r id a -made II. Spelts as Commanding Officer I In April, 19-14, he entered the presently reside* with his wife, j Mona Lisa’s dark bn wn robe but pr >ducts and the romn*nle« | of the Navy's famed Heavy At- ] Navy Flight Training Program Ruth, and their two children St : not enough to hurt the value of Which manufacture them. The re-1 tack Squardron Five. ■lh* picture Ihn I.ouvre says !» and received hi* Naval Aviator J 2000 Irequoit Ave. t^l association's vearrh for them t While the squadron ped.vonnel. Wing* in August 194V Since then Cdr. Tully relieved Cdr P. H priceless" and shlch ur; experts / IJin connection with the slate’* attired In full'dree* onifo-m were he baa xered In tours of duty with Sprltx who took .ommand of Hoa I, me Is wor’.v more that, on* mllsecond annual re»ii**i of Fiur assembled in parade formation, Fighting Squadron 98 st levs Al- vy Attack Squadron Five In March I i!. n dollars. Us Products, February 11 te 33 Cdr. Spelts began the ceremony smltoi, Calif.; as Commamling of 1953. During this period with —----------------------Nominations for th* biggest and with the reading of his orders Officer of Carrier Air Service Un­ Cdr Spcltx In rommand the fam- O r d i f l O P C G im allot products of Floridu in­ O k o V fid which relieved him at Command­ it 33. also at Los Alamito*; and ous sqi'idron has added many w s jy c u dustry should be sent to the Flor­ ing Officer and further aligned av Executive Officer nf Fighting notable srromplixhments tn its ida Stale Retailers Association him u duty with the Bureau of Squadron I9A aboard the USSjIllustrious record as the Navy headquarters. Box 735, Winter Aeronautics. Cdr. Tully then head Boxer. T his-w as followed by a oldest Heavy Attack Squadron. In A meeting of the Board of Park. his orders assigning him to duty duty aislgnment ln tha Office of his farewell remarks Commander Sanford Clly Commlsaloners was Tbs merchants' organisation as Commanding Officer of Heavy Naval Operation* after which Spelta commanded the Officers I>#M this morning at 10 o’chwk this week is alerting all Florida Attack Squadron Five. Cdr. Tully *rrvrd as Asslitsnt U. and men of the squadron for th e ir; 10 approve the ordinance which tra ile rs to ths advertising poten- j In assuming his duties st the S. Naval Attache’ and Assistant out*Unding performance in c a rry -! sanctioned the (nuance of re41 of tha festival program. A j th* new "Skipper" of VAH-5, U S. Naval A ttach.' for Air In ing out their squadron's mission i venue certificates In the amount special brochure lists a series of Cdr Tully became the ninth Com­ Mexico City, .Mexico, with addi­ as the Navy'* first and strongest »f 5100,000 for the rlty's Capitol luggsstans on store cooperation. I manding Officer of the renowned tional duty in the same Attache' striking force. i Improvement Program. ranging from window displays to "Savage Sens of Sanford”. He duties to the Erabasiie* at Guat­ The “ Savage Son* of Sanford” ,' Ths special meeting was callband concert*. had previously been the Squad emala. El Salvador, Honduras, squadron wa« first commissioned ed by Mayor F. D. Scott, "The Festival of Florid* Pro­ ron * Executive Officer for 18 Nicaragu* urul Co*ta Hire and as in 1948. ’Iheir first effort* were A session df only Gve minutes ducts is a perfect medium for dramatising, to residents snd A RAVAGE SONS OF SANFORD plarque Is presented (d r. P. H. Spells this morning st rhaagr of months Cdr Tully graduated fro n ! Assistant Naval lis*on Officer to to prove the feasibility af the N a - , » .ii neressary for the roll call tourists alike, th* slat*'; gtieno command ceremonies at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Cdr. Spelts (left) holding plarque la reliev* the United States Naval Acades y , the American Council in Seine, vy'a long range attack eapahili- vote approving the ordinance, ■*nal advancement 'at agriculture ! rd bv Cdr. J M. Tulls, Jr. (right), s« CO ol VAII-S. Cdr. Spelts gar* to Wsvhlagton. D. C. for in December 1911 lie then serve ) British Honduras, ty. Part of this effort resulted Ir Delivery of the Certificates ie on lh. USS Clsrk which cpruit t Un sutoundlng work lb the a*rfoairusttf am Pagfc d -----rin g . (Continued " a Pag* 8 t i ( i ) I cut). •S tall Photo) ii*j)«cte4 by Feb. I. i Folks W ill Welcome Old Kaslner Home 57 In W ith Parties, Destroyed. Sunday Church Services Morning By Fire County's Business Increases 64.2 Pel. In Last Ten Years Ol In Brief » Mrs. 0. Hunt Retires After 34 Years Mrs. Alice Hart Succumbs Saturday New Sign Directs Incoming Traffic To Business Area Tourist Throws Rock At Mona Lisa On 'Whim1 Lighting Contest Winners Revealed Association Seeks Largest, Smallest Product In State Additional Local News On P age 7 StiMSS X SSK2 - “'•v- -- Weather n Savage Sons, Get New Skipper ^ Today By Officials � 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, 1956 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, December 28, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 28, 1956. 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>, December 28, 1956; <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/26f1ca1e4f88dccdf92ad558fa15916f.pdf 4c871dd4c368bd672c3e598eb1b85510 PDF Text Text By DOROTHY WORLEY, ■M ill*. The hoy Mid eve»if. ■ T ita l eothto' to tough about" “Thai * right," Rita aald tn a friendly rate*. "But »• doat know nnsrh about aueh 8U«|a W ool you t a l l aa why Ufa haunted?" Tba boy d U M Cron ana toot to the other, hu eyes Bonn* ovar the gaunt old house. "Don’t k a o w ‘sarkly why. It Jw1 a Lights nova around a one ad those windows upstair*. And peo­ ple bear rote**, whisperin’ like.” Priscilla said. T B surely aacept the first offer. The ptaca to giving me the creeps." •Power ot suggestion.” Rita aald. *1 wouldn't lay sell R be­ cause It’s haunted, but sell be* cause ire the only sensible thing to da Let's decide erhat you want to do with the furniture, or bet­ ter bob. why not turn the whom thing error to Mr. Todd te beadle with (cme real estate firm 7" They were prrpanr.it to toe* the door when Rita said. "Walt a minute. •I'm not sure that I locked the bach door.” »' \ »* < t J i:-u • ' OVMJOm at being reunited for the Christmas holiday. BM/1 Russell L. Dye gathers his wile Theresa up In his arms as they greet with a Use aboard the carrier Saratoga. The world’s largest and most powerful wer«Wp has fast recur and to Ms Haw York area altar a fie e mor.t)i shakadown traise hi Am Pnacllla looked at the roa e* bills and gasped. ‘ 'Heavens, no! I never carry that much cash. Where did It com* frvn T” *T found it on the floor by Uie back door. I w o n d e r why we didn't see It before.” Pnacllla giggled. ”Weg. If tbs place Is haunted with green­ backs. maybe Td better not sefl after alL” "Mr. Todd must have dropped 1 l » can we get the I up7” ooklng. KrankJy," be you take my adWe, Liter about it. Won't any difference when k sale." Lad been gone only a when a boy of about aa to the door. He Todd. He said that wllllag to work outuldnl cJeaa Inside, r u haunted.” WASmXGTOW HR-The Feder­ al Communications Commission revealed la h* annual report that four o f every firs etty homes and half the nation's farm houses have television seta* Altogether there were 1M mil­ lion TVs or radios in operation in lass but TV far oatstripped ra- nela from baud. 2 to 13. coniinue *am for a to al of 4M mi.bon do,- ^ j^jg their advaata|S of being first on the air with commercial VHF The Mg Treble* ' py. Advertisers, faced with the The commission said the prob- {aet tKnt only shout 20 per cent lent of ultra-high frequency tele-' 0f the nation’ * 39 mUl.cn TV set* vision continues to nag the TV Jre equipped to recsive UHF, industry and the FCC. Lt Mid the have continued to pour their dolfinaacilly-waak UHF was the jarl jnlp ■,HF. only dark spot in the otherwise { Problems Under Study booming TV picture. The commission said It stiU Is In the main UHF was hampered i studying the problems involved. GIANT SIZE i\bu Cant Top Us For Fine Food Buvsf CHASE & SANBORN INSTANT SMALL, LEAN SMOKED 7MIS HUNOASIAN refugee Is •terUng the leemingly hope, less task of demolishing • 20pound banana split shortly after her arrival in Philadelphia with her sister on the Tree Poland steamship Wolwa Polska with It other Hunrarian refugees The concoction I* composed of. among other things, five gallon* of Ice cream, 12 quarts of whipped cream and a daren ba­ nanas. _ ____(International) Crocodiles and turtles do not breathe under water. They hold their breath until they surface again. (jite Model TRU-FLAVOR •Limit one with order) U A GOOD HEAVY WESTERN BEEF ARMOUR’S STOKELY’S LEAN FRESH GROUND FREESTONE % ECONOMY SLICED ROYAL HAWAIIAN Light Meat A U T O RACE Chunk Style Tuna NASCAR (Sanctioned) (Limit On*) SMALL FRESH GEORGIA Grand National THtM MX SOCKKMN Silt!AN HUSKY W 1 gel a lire on their sunny California nirrrur<fl"cv The afodlaas sled dogs, with no snow to kgh*. an owned by Beta/ Ttowiier of Lee Angeles. llnumai>onal) Including • plan to fwftch an the nation's telecutinf erratoally to the upper 70 UHF channels. It ad­ mitted present VHF ehanneli were Jammed while many of the UHW bands hsca gone baggioi because of the eompstltfr* pro­ blem. It said U had sat threa goali for commercial television but had attained only one. With 90'pcr cent of the nation’s television sets within the range of at least od« station Its first goal of bringinj TV to all of America Is Just about realized. M DE L ittle F o lk s 'He must have. How else mould K hare got there? That's new money—and no one a bren ituide for a long time, he sakl How much ts It?” ’Twenty-five t w e a ty - dollar bills."Glory be!” Priscilla exclaimed, "Rita, what If Mr. Todd says it Isn't his?” "It has to be his: there’s no other explanation. Let's go and telephone him." (To Be Coniinttd) re eermtseloa e t the ptMuner. Avakoa Books K M r u ’ ircs SreSKeia. IV Outstrips Radio In Revenue In '56 dio is rateaoe gsias. TV se»works. by the fact that eery high fraand stations earned a total of 714 qumry VHF stations had first million dollars last year—as in- crack 'at tba advertisers dollar, creaie of 23 < percent over 1W4— | -p ,, \HF ftationi, on 12 ehan- SyNNYLAND ALL MEAT SWIFTS The Indian River G O LD CU P 100 M IL K S u m u iia sid aOOOH UUUiill jrtUH ’J .11T 10. Boy's school (Eng. I U. Girl s rant* 12. String id instrument 12. Not ever 14. AppearasiM IS. A gratuity 14. Before 17. Lowest note 90. Antlered animal (Gy Ido) 22. Samarium laym.y 77? • substance M. Infrequent 24. Bivalve moUuak IS. Half an cm 29. Skill 40. Related •gam 42. Deep rad spinel ruby M. Tapestry 17. GlraffeUke animal 12. Brick-bak- ■J i l l T~ • 1 % Sr •k ♦4 *4 £ * ft yy. MlttOUNO the iMT haw styles ere these models as they appear at a fashkm preview to New York. Shown top to bottom arc Wary Artman. with the new “)et •weep.” Eva Lynd. with “mad mock bangs.” Sharlte Wright, m vis dip,” and Jan Tice, "Fly­ ing Saucer." (Internationa! GRAMKOW funeral . M, 1 7 - f l 13 i ARMOUR’S Trials - 12 Noon tall cans Race Starts - 3 p.m. Advance Ticket Sale 2.50 — Gat* 3.00 ** M M % 4J % CARNATION EVAPORATED TIME % % *y JO % ll) JO 30. Hastened DOWN >. Thre*. •4 11 % PLANTATION PRIDE KOSHER STYLE SPEEDWAY J i4 % T itu s v iU e -C o c o a 11 % :l Y % % 4 4 % U T~ i DIAMOND D SOFT PLY SU N DAY IT. Tope of mountains lt.Jsurr.tr i t Voided eecutrhcflo 14. Likely tfi. Little gist 23. Short Ouicd T” 4 1U diO J i 1 L1UUJ13*. •jrr-rj n rv 'ja x n n 3U Li i i i u j % U O tt tl of Thrflling Driving Skill II) Nation* Top Driver* sis home Ualb PHONE 444 for — LVurntou* -Pqganit Xijjht Amtmlane* StrcUe Order Now From: Brevard Enterprises Titusville, Fla. WADE'S M A R K ET �> y -.t N. . • « ,V l-\ ^attfnrfr Sbralfc Shop and Save In Sanford * AM fNDEPENDENT d a il y n e w s p a p i * •• •* I f Y » w H traU Is N »i Delivtrod By • P. M. Call 1121 S tfa r * 7 P. M .' . ' lt \ - -a j •i j P ar N b « 7 * N O. M S Much Progress Seen For San fo rd In 5 7 Building 1 Kille, 13 Hurt /n Plant Explosion Boom Is Expected By J. MARION BARMAN Sr. NEWNAN, Os. up - A araeltor ------ ------------------------------Proapceta for th* bigg**t y*ar In in ilumlnnm extrusion plant « , , ■ in Sanford's history look good# exploded hir» today, killing on* A f l V K A P C 1 0 3 1 /0 according to plana and proposal* person and Injuring 13 other*, *«- M U f I J V l J LCQVC already announced. veral of them critically.. m u m . _______ The building boom, regardltia Company official* M id three . | iviimiN' PRESIDENT of the Sanford Kiwani. Club gltrs hi* annual report from 13 page* of of predictions for th* coming other worker* who were reported year, will no doubt highlight th* missing were located "op town" (right) Ed Shlnholegr, incoming president far 1*31. Pbrtn) eventfful y*ar ahead to mak* hour* after the blastSanford one of th* faatmst grow­ One worker wa* reported to have ing cities In the Stat* of Florida. been thrown 100 feet by the exTopping th* nssea in Sanford's plosion which shattered • large WASHINGTON 1P- An advisory continued economic progrea* in one-story frame building of the committee to President Elsen­ th* home building outlook. Orn William L. Bonnell Crv The man hower departs tndiy on an builder, starting TR home* la was found betide a nearby rail­ around the-world trip to make a the Sanford ar*a, will go well road traek. He was one of those first—hand cheek on the multiover th* million dollar mark la in eritieal condition. billlon dollar U S foreign aid pro­ building and home aslea. Other Police Chief J. P Askew per- gram contractor* and building will tonally directed the aeareh for After returning from the aevenbring Sanford’* home expansion vtetimi in the ihamblee of the week, 22.000-mile mrvey, the eomprogram to over the two million building. The will iiareh made -------- mlttee makewaarecommendsdollar mark for the coming ytar more difficult because the roof ||on, Eisenhower on the fuIn new home* alone. collapsed on top of the wreckage. |||lre 0f foreign aid. This report Should the proposed dock* mnd Ten of the injured were Neg- foM|g |#j,| to a general overhaulterminal* for Sanford'a water­ roe*. .-Ing of the program for helping front become a reality In 1957, Mo*t of the nearly one-score o* I American’s friend* abroad which la entirely poaalble with in­ employe* behaved on duty were The committee, known as the Kiwanis Club member* yeater- Finance and Project*, terests cantered In creating n day, at their noon luncheon meetWilson called special attention Negroea- Nine of the injured were President'* Citizen Advisor* on shipping and Industrial area ad­ ing, heard ita president report to the work of the Finance and Negro and three were white, it the Mutual Security Program. It jacent to th* lake front, building reported, — .. . . ------- five were given headed by Benjamin F. Falrle**, on the activities of the club’s 23 Projects Committee which had wa* estimate* will b* Increased over committees. f spearheaded the Kissimmee Min- fint aid treatment and released. formrr hoard chalrmin of United a quarter of a million dollar*. Fire Under Control »stale* Steel Corp. A. L. Wilson, the out going ! »treI from which over 1300 was n HI a L I A. I* VI IlfUllt HIV WSia •«nw *'V |---'~ •--•*--the-----1---resulting, Departing with him on the trln Additional Industrial building In n D l i e i president laid "I am per.onally realized for underprivileged I Firemen brought a resulting, the area surrounding the docks 11 ' _ _ . 'Proud of ,hc hl*h f,libre Pro-1 childrens committee a* wa* th e fU .h fire under control within werfPthrrc„ihrr committee mcm* and terminal! would bring the to­ bers—Dr. Colgate W. Darden JrTALLAHASSEE W— The State I we have had throughout the annual Kiwnnls Football Game about an hour and a half. tal to a eky high figure. president of Ihe University o f Vlr Merit Council met today to r«*|year." • which netted $GGfl.42. I The explosion rocked a wide Important to tha entlr* Sanford view the controverxial uniform p r.,i0minant in the nresident’s Another sourer of revenue was area and temporarily put elec- glnia; John L- Lewi*, president of picture It th* city's capital Im­ tha united Mine Workers; and pay and job classification* for . renort wa* the work lh« wor,t ,loni* during the trie service out of commission in ym] a m , — -------------provement program which to esti­ Jesse Tapp, --------------------------d • by the *pford Kiwani. Annual Mayfair Inn PGA JU. Weal Georgia city. . . . . W. ............ .. .hoard . . . . .chaiiman some 9200 state employes. mated now at a near half million clu„ for underprivileged chit- <Tourruament Thl# money wa* .1One charred body wa* recovered ; „ f ,hf Bank of Afnerlca from tn# vi the. *****. ________________ dollars. Thia will include th* th# ruin« ruin* inorvij shortly m after VIENNA ffl — Communist Hun­ dren and the boys and girls so ^>,ac®', in Ihc underprivileged from fire wa* brought under control. . ...... n erection of a Sanford Civic Cen­ gary warned today up to 200,- committee. Itoth committee.-, ac-' childrens fund. 1 The plant manufactured alumi r l l G n W O y W i l l D C ter, a new Negro swimming pool, 000 workera would lose jobs "p er­ cording to Wilson's 15 page sum“ T1' 1* *» >our ,vP°r‘ ' >our *c num framework and parts by th* M the second Sanford fir* station, crfdit “ > 2011"* manently" in the new year. It mary. spent several thousand and th* proposed boat basin at process blamed the coal and pawer short- dollars to carry out their agenda. ( .said Wilson as he started hi* suit)'1extrusion The cause of the cplosion was th* bandahell. Ayparctm and u . The announcement came a* other committees Included lni on the wort*off t^ tK -a r |not detarmlne.1 Immediately but equipment booato th* total o f th* ingsrians returned to the grim the huge report were: the Key , A*V«w Htoorlzad l^et someone .fc- ' ^r. p <t i ; r a w r g m —staia overall program to th* half mil­ realities of living under th* Sov­dub. Vocational Guidance, Agri­ !.Jy two ilozen coimniUces. lion dollar mark. •I went to put In a wort! of t< .mally threw a* . vf Read Board member Al Rogero iet-impos*d-#J«Mt Kadar-rugime. culture and conservation. Public other aubslanc* Into th* smeller. said today that the U-milcs of U. Already In th* planning stage, appreciation for Ralph Smith. Ilf and Business Affairs. Support of Witnesses said the multi-mllllon- S. lllghway 19 between Clearwa­ with th* istuane* o f revenue is Just what a Club president By UNITED PHESS Churches, Kiwanis Education. So doilar plant appeared to b« al­ ter and Tarpon Springs, Ihe sit* -MISS ALLYSON LEE TAKES A BOW (top) fallowing w of her certificate* approved by the city'* With the shock of th* worst hol­ clal and Sunshine. Public Rela 1n« ’d».” said Wilson. He also paid most a total loei. ifa Italk* to fiscal agent, la th* proposed sew­ of four deaths and IS Injuries In piano numbers at Ik* Mayfair Inn last night, and then iday traffic toll In history still tlons, Music Committee, House1tribute to each member of the members of her nuillente (bottom) following the half hour __________ .... ________ _______ _ concert. age treatment plant The budding the last five days, would b# four* Committee Boy Scout Committee, Sxnford Kiwanis Club and their fresh in the nation’ s mind, safety . . . . . year , . . .In an ... effort . . . . . . to 3li*s I.#r rrcriied a tremendous oiation as she concluded her num of the additional sewage treat­ laned next experts predicted another 490 Attendance. Historian,- New Club wonderful support. reduce the toll on the "dangerous" hers which included both classical and boogie woogle. (Staff Photo*) ment plant aa a part of th* city’ ’This hn* been a rich ami won- A T D I V W i l l D r a f f Americans will he killed needless­ Building. Marianna Plan, Classlwide water and rower program ly during ihe New Year's wee’x- fication and Membership. Hecep- Jarful experience.” A. L. Wilson . , t hat been a “ mutt" kern on th* From Dec. 22 M. four accident* ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ tion. Inter Cluh Relations, ami ’ 'an,l I want you to Join me ' ‘ agenda of the Board at Sanford in the support of the club and WASHINGTON TP — The De­ on Ihe 14 mile stretch have re­ « d' _________________ City Commissioner*. U* officers, during the coming fense Department announced to-, sulted In four deaths and M ser NEW YORK IP— Vice President | A street Improvement program. year." Richard M. Nixon visits th* Hun- A T J I dav that M.ntv) men will he draft- > u* ‘"W * * latest mishap In the* talking stage among d^r "It i* certainly a tribute to Al *d In February for th. Army. was Wednesday night when four garian refugee center at Camp A | T l u 3 S S 3 u 0 r L U f P Kilmer. N. J.. today for a |alt i V I UULV: commissioners, ran lift the total Wilson that he ran give such a In probably her last appearanca That represents a cut of 3.«W P<’r•0^, wfr® '" l" ” '1 ,n • report." said Ed Shinholser Ih* men from draft calls for the cr*2h of city improvements another M survey before making a final re | | A n a r l r E v a i h , . . in Sanford, Miss Allyson Lee, The relatively short stretch of versatile 12 year-old pianist held to 50 thousand dollar* if plana incoming president for 1957 who preceding four months. port to President Eisenhower highway is considered a “ death a Mayfair Inn audience spellbound ar* consume ted. presided at yesterday’ s meeting The Defense Department said STORMVILLE, N Y. IP - Pub- T / i f l a y F/t|* I I C Jack Tharpe, a member of the ihe lower draft call for February trap" because of Ihe M Inter­ la*t night throughout h*r 30-minAnother booat In building and lac i f Pigeon No. mov- i V U U f I V I U t J . improvements to poealbl* In tin club, said “ You were a good reflect* higher enlistments in th* sections of U- S. 19 and other state ut* concert which included both • — . I," a comedyi-----«I ROME 'IP— The Luce era end­ president ami it wasn't easily classical and boogie-woogie selec­ employing of a planning eagineerI* which features a prison break ed today in Italy. active and reserve force# that tra­ and county roads. ronsuitsnt to lay long-range plana . |don*— you did s magnificent Job ditionally take place in January' Rng#ro said a four-lane highway tions. d it* world premiere today 5frs. Clare Boothe Luce, the am­ with a median strip between north for the city of Sanford’* growth. Adults and children alike gase m k ■ #v fore some 2,000 Inmates at ' bassador who ritinned a wholei Ulrou*hoot the year, and Feruary and southbound lines would have Miss Ire a thundrroua ovation r A f l / f t s H I ' f A n r A f f l The setting of commercial *nd Greenhaven Prison. The February call will bring to nation Just because »he was a Industrial zones a* well at th* 2.IM.IV) the number of men draft­ prevented m et, if not all, of the following each number she r lu e d ;* " I I w U U ■ I U y 1 0111 letir. her* n . . . Udv, wound up her affairs affair* here outlining of n«r*aeary street* ed sine# the outbreak of the Kor­ holiday rrashei Selection* chosen by th* youth ALBANY. S. r im -T h e need J suce**afui ful piano star for last night'* for pushing at top speed the na­ and Improvements for future ean War. Th# last 14,000 man draft call concert included Butterfly, Im tional super-highway program was growth can well mean addltlqnal mu i .1 Mr,. R„th Taylor Murray. 31. was In Soplemb#r, Since then . r , |promplu, her own arrangement of tragically underlined by th<» huge construction plans In both th* ly spectacular flop. downtown ami fringe areas of tha The Italians who viewed her ,|j,Kj Seminole Memorial Dos- draft cals have been running at R e s e r v a t i o n S c a l p c f Trees and Autumn Leaves._ Av* j traffic fatality toll over the city. a rate of If.ooti men monthly. Prayer, j Christmas weekend, program Dl with alarm four years ago hade | M p m yesterday fol________________ , MIAMI « - Nslional Airlines. ' , *rlV ____ . .............................................. An industrial building, not yet TAMPA TP— A 21 year old wai- her a warm farewell as she toured |owlnc „ ,hort ,||ne*s. today unmasked a "reservations^n °(r liiJ rW,l’r Bertram Tallamy said to announced, will also Increase th* Rom. for the lawt time aa a sha WM Nov ,g |90J mi teday faced manslaughter total of building permits to b« srfe* ln the malnutrition death diplomat , Calhoun Ctounty. W. Va. and cam* "r£ | r »nd!r ^ ‘'" a n d ' ° n ' he aTaHimy said studies h..d shown issued In 1957. that the P ' titlous names to a hartende, for Koy* jnd ,,0'",'e VV,,0« I,? Ihe fatality rate on tho th* iclcnsden of her two-month-old child. Sanford. Sept. «. 1951. Mra. Increasing the population as ,, lht. uir„ of will|am ,, resale to hard pressed travelers Hound after round »f applause ; itiflrally engineered new express well as Increasing th* eity’s poDec. 2« Mrs, Betty Vincent, who i* sep­ gimdby Wedn*sday night to the Mu Celery Avo. and Is Admissions: arated from her husband, win a r eternal city she has called her M at premium rates 1' h,lf |^ 1 * 7 * *W7 ar. th* Th«-woman clerk. Marlys And- *d her concert with the Boogie of the national average, Helen Kltimph (DeBaryi rested Wednesday at the funeral home and office for more than , mrmb„ r of ,hp F(nt Bap,,al plana to expand the Sanford Naval erson, will not he tried, police ■» her usual "The saving in life, personal in- Mr Station. Additional personnel Bertha Kruger (Sanford) of the Infant and was charged ,hV ; ... Church here. said, because she turned state's cu",om ln P,,blic appearances. |jury .in,| pr„,,#rtv ,|,mall<. t),,1t William Garner I.Sanford) with manslaughter. Her bond was1 Standing before th* sparkling Survivors other than hor hu»for the local Navy Base has been m r Trevi i i v n fountain luumaiii green pool of the evidence, Th# Dad# County soli -----------|will result from development of a . Frederick Kennedy (Sanford) set at 53,300. led out "arrivederci,: hand arc one broth.-r James 1.1 FrcilerU citor’s office ordered the arretl F o r m e r M o f i r D P fi"c nrw lllghway system will b- " " nou" ‘ »rt *« ^ ' as the possibl Police said Mrs. Vincent, th* she twice railed bye Rome a# shr1Tnylor, Arlington, Vu.; a half Siegmttmf Bernstein (N. Y . N V ) of Harry NV.I.s, 10-year old b,r ' , m u "ru e ,# ,y arc » Indeed." Tallamy ..id j “ HS* « P “ " a'»nBirths: mother of two other children he Roma" goodbyi— _____ _ l . i./ _brother \lfrril iliclu-n.tuff. Rich 1 » ----- ----lieird to r living with Ihcir fa- lightly loosed an American half brother- sun-u i.« ...... Baby Girl Manuel ,fn(*#f R o ^ l H o n f S l i r r l i m h c * rhr during|| X , V wli^ 00 'iuubi Angus Stephens J.\. chief crim L b l O U i i r J U C C U IT 1 D S ttle pa, t wrrk pomu up tbB ,,r. ; ,0B ,b® 19.30 total of retail spendat Talladega, an uncle,Va.Pre«lon DierhargCa: er at T a lla d e g a . Al*.. A l a . tiHephnn tetepnon dollar owner into i u ... the fo<mtain -a .g*, . . - wood W two Ing, home building, commercial I authoriti** this treekend that - ture that for two centuries meant I Simmons. \fe||in. W inal prosecutor, said Mia* And#r •> Fey Meloy, 83, tiled nt .'iMijlgent necessity for expediting the Frank Robinson 'Sanford expansion, and industrial p r th* infant was dead. The child, the thrower will return safely aunts, Mrr. Dora la-omon. Park son who had been a National I- n>- Christmas day. Belle Glade superhighway program." Loit Peterson (Sanford) gress of the City. describes! as "nothing but skin! from his Journeys in foreign ''f'burg W. Va ; and Mrs. II. C. rlerk for three years, was fired Memorial Hospital after a year’s Frank Dickens (Enterprise) Tallamy, who goes In WashingThe outlook for 1937 will, mon* and bones" by an autopsy report,^ lands. Simon, Vincent. O ; ami a number Wednesday. Illness. Berths Gibbs (Sanford I ton next month In coordinate the than likely, iaclud* additional Susie Snell (Sanfordi I He said Weiss will h# tried In died of lick of food Tin- ambassador and her hus cousins. Born in I’elhain. G* , 3(»rrh 5,|si hillion dollar project through taxes. That la foreseen on Ih* Dee. 27 Mrs. Vincent had been livuig hand. Henry P. Lu.e at Tim*-. Funeral server, will hr at 2 court nf crimes on i mlsdemea- 1X92, he formerly lived in Lake alt IS states, railed that in many county level as well as Ih* city Admissions: here with her mother and step j Inc., were leaving today by plane p m tomorrow .it Rrisson Funnor of conspiracy to violate Ih# Monroe where he operated a bar­ accidents occur on Ihe arterial fathefor New York. Mra. Luc* will go era I Home with the Rev. W. P. Ella Marie Emanuel (Enterprise) ,utotr governing the sale of lie bershop. He married the former route# in and around big cities. level. However, th* addition of new u xei, whatever Ih* mlllag* to Washington for what the State! Brooks Jr and the Rev. Fred B. Elizabeth McIntosh (Sanford) |kets on common carriers. Miss Frnnecs Spivey in 1924 In He said Ihe new program would set. will continue to keep Sanford _ ( Department call* a ‘‘debriefing" Fisher officiating. Zotu Beckwith (Sanford) faik*- Monroe and in 1944 moved hair special attention to Iniprov Mary Ann Tillis iSanford) Uoum' l,h* “ i r B oar. 5kl C lu b s to rartihcr ruv r.pUf l n,£nt. Keni# itu t.. Ih ...hm F un 10 wf,ere for h# thp had patt op ing i u b eurua il Ti ou m iu ou rr rr ou w w pra|p<| a harlw,r(hop far-flung ribbons of Inter • aUUI br*fJc®t «mp*risen to eUle. Marjorie Myers 'Sanford) - as . . , . fV "V f? Zelterbaeh, a Weslem. Crs-w, Vs for funeral ,nd inter and counties throughout the stat*. Billy Fox (Sanford) highways. __________ cm Sunday The prospect* for th# election Safety officials have predicted «. . # ,, If* U survived bj the widow, of Sanford's Mayor In forthcom­ A meeting of the Sanford Boat Funera! service# Mr Mr. MrS. Fraud. A. Meloy, Bell. the new highways will save Ihe ing city elections will not rhang* and Ski flub will b# held thU j Maude r. Beach. SI, w.ll to- held ,,* daughters. Mrs. Grac* lives of some 3.300 persons a year. tha economic picture for Sanford. evening at * o'clock In the Fort It II a m tomorrow morning l^fler, Dayton# Beaeh; 3lr» .................. COMPLAINT If anything, the new manner la CONFIRMS Mellon Tark Civic Center Build al Brtumn Funeral Horn# with the Jamie Parker, 3fr«. Gladys Gee, CHICAGO"■w — ChVrieV 'scotl! n» min* , ,h« , ,0P el‘ F eommUeton The silver dollars war# award­ Rev. A G 3(clnni# officiating. Winners in the 1967 Jayce# Mrs N R Whitney. tng both of Belle Glade; 3lr*. Fran­ «r serving in an honarary capa­ Officials of th# organization Christmas Lighting Comet were Burial will be In Lakeview Cent cis Spooner. Miami walked into a police station, com­ Doorways and Windows: first ed by the Junior Chamber of 3Irs. Ella city should enhance the city’s state that all members ar* urged announced today at the Seminole place. Mr-. Harriett Slawtcr. ««- Commerce of Seminole County. teery. Blanchard, and Miss Joyce 3te- plaining "some old gray-haired future growth. ___ to attend this last meeting of the County Junior Chamber of Com ,.und place, Mrs. A. J Bracken. guy" had arrested him for a traf­ Alto, the annexation of fring* Judge# for the contest were:' TALENT Jl'ST ARftUND TIIK loy. Belle Glade; two son#. Cla­ fic violation. Scott's story was year for both a business and so- mere* lu^hron meeting. Beat Overall: Orel place. Mrs. rence Foy .Meloy and William H. areas into Ih* city, which could Willis B Jones of Jonas Electric; CORNER session. confirmed by th* "old guy” —Pa­ John Alexander, chairman of s stana, iecona placfi HOLLYWOOD TP A talent Meloy, both of Belle Glad*; five llet Commissioner Timothy J. O'­ be dona within 1937, would la all A. F. Bainiay of Ramsey Florist; the J.ycec Christmas Lighting M fi V|ola KaUntr. scout for Warner Bros, traveled |brothers, C. C. 3loley, Lakeland; Connor. probability help reduce th* post!Lt. (jg) . J. Sapowitz of th* San­ .. , , DRIVER OUT OF LIVING K04)31 Contest committee reported fhat ililie* of added tax** in framing ford Naval Air Station; 3lra. El ! nearly 3,000 miles to find a girl Will 31#toy, Wiley Meloy. Na­ there were three commercial cn" ,nner V than Meloy all of Pelham. Ga.; SAN DIEGO. Calif. V — 3lrs. tries and 21 residential entries. I * * *2j ^ Savings Bond da Nichols of Nichols Studio, and who was virtually Ju«t around the Noah 3leloy. Ft. 3fead; two sis­ cral Homo with the Rev. If. F. th# 1967-38 budget for city opera Ida 3tay Lefevers was surprised Winner, In the four divisions o f ' Sf' on<1 Pla' c wlnn*r» wfrr •war,, .Mu William Wleboldt of Wie- corner. Seeking an actres# In play ters. Mrs Bertha Pollock. Thom- Bower. Free Methodist Church, tion. indeed when an automobile crash for ed ten diver dollars. boldt's Camera Sior*. the lead opposite Marion nrandu _____ _____ __ officiating. Burial will b# in Sylad into her living room while Residential Lighting wrre. Th* Commarcial winner for th* in "Sajonara ', the scout conduct- Seville, Ga.; and Mra. Betty .Mae Ihe was watching television. She Figuze Setting; first place, Mr*.j The U. S. Savings Bonds warn Simmons, Pelham, Ga.; and tlx [van Lake Cemetery, ed intensive auditions in Japin was evsn more surprised when [Viola Kanner; second place. Mrs. contributed by: Sanford Atlantic 1934 contest waa Welsh Tlra Shop grandchildren. 'Jemulns will lie In tute Saturth* driver got out, looked around. W. If. Heinbuch. Vatlonarl Bank. Florida Stat# which received th* traveling tro­ before finding Milko Taka —at a I nursua; aaS Friday sad Fuocj-aJ *«rvi£*j will b* bclJ,<1Ny morning until funw'rai ttuw*| Fair Thursday Japanese — American eaniival in phy contributed by Florida Tow lh»n got zot back hark In (he car and Iughtcd la«n« first place. Mr# Bank. Florida l’o»er A Ught o . 1co*U*u*d m ti u I y. w RaaSay as Briaaoa Fuzx-i Sunday. then Los Angel**. . W e and Light O . Robert 5. Stone, second place,; and Th* Sanford Herald. 4r-v* out. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ To Make Survey On Foreign Aid ★ Out-Going Kiwanis P resid en t P raises Members. Activities Top News n Brief 4-Laned In Effort To Curb Accidents t 14,000 In February A. Lee Plays For Mayfair Inn Guests Holiday Death Toll Shows Great Need UGPdflS llOfTI I'dlV k Mother Is Charaed if,rr With Malnutrition ,p®r,,,',iUriv ^ Mrs. Kuth Murray * IDies Wednesday Airline Unmasks Death O f Infant » Hospital Notes TsTkelr ff- H oPi!KW K‘«r S t ast Meet Tonight lBdlUtr»IUt- anemmm. For Mrs. M. Beach Lighting Contest Winners Revealed W eather A If �S f8 ss •4? ■■*%j . OR - . •■ ■ -. . ■ . 5 . - V • ‘ __________ _________________ _________ t r ^ w r r . * .»• • s» ■ ______ By DOROTHY WORLEY, mmm rfHTf MM e d Y O W T W T OMivACMBTyJ tsow uat Ima b B lf * Fliw m a » TSft3 S R A * R » UM _____P M i s J H m m 1 want is MB R. rft Hfes ts ftapssi Of It] wfedB m k m , U t ca*." "I* v n M Uka s n sU n stli r«. fra a t ra in in g a t KneaW r A ir F a r e * l u f . M b a . n * u A ir c r a f t C a t it l M B i i a i H e p e c a tn r b A / J e W eeM y W . D m , t e a « ( M r . ■ at M r s . U r a ry W. D m FO B n « « la S a n f e e J . 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FULL TIME STATION SANFORD FLORIDA 1400 on your radio dial ft �•TUB SANFORD HERALD Thun. Cue. 27, 1986 P i n 3 Personals Robert Reely la home from J. A. Calhoun. FSU for the holidays visiting his Dickie Moss, a student at parents Mr. ! and Mrs. Robert H. Emory University, la spending the holidays with hit paranta, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Braddy are and Mrs. Carl Mots. oms from Ft. Lauderdale for Miss Colleen Engebretson, ie holidays visiting their parit*. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunn and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. [r. and Mrs. II. Braddy. Engebretson is home from UofF for the holidays. Gibson Bates I* home for the _ .. . . , , _ ilidays visiting his parents, Mr. David Leon.nl. who is stationid Mrs. R. S. Bates. He is a ed at Csmp LeJeuno, Jacksonudent at FSU. viile, N. C., is home visiting his Bates, son of Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. P. Bates, Is home from Leonard for the holidays. Mr. and Herman Jacobsoo have Mike Whelehe), • student at visiting them for the holidays, iU, Is visiting his parents, Mr. their son. Sammy Jacobsoo, • d Mrs. IL . Whelchel, for the student at Duke University in lidays. Durham, N. C., and their daught­ er, Miss Sara Jacobson, a student Harold Pate U home from at the UofF. UofF to spend the holidays with hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Mr. and Mrs. George Hardin are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert nnd Mr. and Mrs George Curtis Hughes, a student at C. Hardin. Piedmont College, Is home for the holidays to visit his parents, Mr. leU Lt. Richard K. (Zeke) Meand Mrs. Curtis Hughes Sr. Nab, who is stationed at Lackland Air Force Base in Colum­ Miss Harriet Redding, a stu­ bus, O., arrived Saturday p.m. to dent at Stetson, Is spending the spend several days with his par­ holidays with her parents, Mr. and ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. K. MeMrs. C. L. Redding. Nab. MRS. CAROLYN WHITE sccrrtary to the Commanding Offirer, R.VAS makes last minute preparations for ■ Farewell l*art> Siren tn honor of Commander If. C. Colee. (Official Photo U. S. Nary) Misa Elisabeth Woodruff la home from FSU to spend the holidays with her parents, Dr. »nd Mrs. Harry Woodruff. Miss Janice Kinlaw is spending the holidays here with her par ent.*, Mr. ami Mrs. E. G. Kinlaw. Conning The News BY VIRGINIA CONN Miss Joyce Milam, a student at Stetson, is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Milam. Christmas is over, tho house is Betty Lcmoa, Jean and BUI Stet 0 mess, and we ara exhaust**!. son. Pat and Dave Todd. Lou and James McKee, son ef Mr. and But everyone is happy tonight. Cy Johnson. Terry and John Mrs. C. E. McKee, is home from •nd Christmas night is always • Paul Blackburn (1UI. Mar UofF for the holidays. ipccial family time, when tired guerite Dr>t«nn, and ourselves. Inchildren ptay play «n with cntiaren n itheir n v toys wya bo ^ eldenUlly, Bill Stetson Is really Miss Marilyn Calhoun Is home fore fond parent*, equally tired. a pulc at thU , caJ0„. from FSU to spend the holidays Sunday evening Bill and Betty H<> has with out a doubt the with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. _ Harlett entertained about sixty greenest .tie and the reddest * when thev had open house. sweater I have ever seen, ami encountered discourtesy or dis­ Betty had especially delicious tid­ tt(tether they spell Merry Christ­ interest. To me the nicest Christ­ bits to eat, including turkey and mas, Ic any port of the country. mas present our merchants could ham in homo made rolls. And Monday wi ventured downtown have, besides a day off, would be Betty herself was most charming to find that almost all of San­ to know that we of the Navy are •nd Christmassy In a darling red ford had the same idea. On the more than just pleased with the cotton dress. Among the group prowl for stocking fillers were service we receive here, and attending were seen Betty and LU Gray and Barbara Hartwig, doubly appreciate the many Chuck McUratnie, Betty and Bill solely among the throng. Every time 1 friends we have made Lemos, Muriel and Rocky Gild n n .. .„ a n . i a n„ t, , would stop to talk to some one, through business denllngs. t is fat .well netta and I’ aul SpelU. P .t jpd log0 mjr pIace ln Iine at thc better to remain relatively small f and Dave Todd. Shirley and im ■ coanUfr Thero gc<mcd to be no and have your customers trust Bob Puncb* S*® lack of ready cash in Sanford this you, then to expand tn thc nolnt and Bobble Thompson. Abe and!m i o n . AnJ whlIe , am lkkting where Indifference makes these Margaret Feanell, Toni and subject of Sanford mcrchand- same people wary of your tran­ George Waters Lit a and * j I'd like to pass on to thc sactions. in other words, we like i eter.on Tom and DorneR Nil- pn)prfctcra of ^ esUbluh- the salesclerks lo recognize us. elme, Ruth and Joe Tally. Millie; mcnt> a few compliments. These anti we are touches! by their con­ and Bill Thomas, Betty ®nd arc nol my own, although 1 am cern when then find we are Frank Johnson (packing toraor-1 jn complete agreement with them, new. What town Is It that brags row to leave for good, but not; source was a N’a /r wife who about being the friendliest little forever we hopel. I ^ King. Ruth w wrUc a ,ctter ^ lhe city in America? What ever it and Bill Barron. Skip and Ernie paper gayjng essentially this, I* they should turn the honor ^ ifo rrcll, Betty Hillner (A1 w ai, (And If 1 were a local merchant over to Sanford. wpected in that night from I would watch for her letter). Olathe) Pc.lie and John Miller, Hie clerks and managor* of each Hazel Rowell, and Tom Black- store in Sanford should know how burn and his parents. Captain and-mucj| u,eir atutad« of helpfullMrs. Paul Blackburn of I.a Jolla, an(j friendliness means to Cali. These delightful people, in- (he Navy families stationed here, cidentally had Christmas dinner In ,he loca) gtoreJ> a stranger is with us Christmas Eve, and all I welcomed and given special atron say Is, it's a ihatne California tentinn. Now any one in business t* s.i far away. knows that this is good policy * The same night Betty and Jim but how many have we known Guy had a number in for cock who bothered to take the time tails. As usual. Betty’s house wss to acquaint themselves with some beautifully decorated. Stiver palm ope who might be just passing fronds snd poinsettias graced the by? The spirit of co-operation is noticeable far table, and a large while andle and welcome surrounded by gilded grapes was more in Sanford than in any town particularly memorable. Attend I have ever known (and this is log were (in Part), Tom and his Ginny Conn spejking now), and parents. Jack and Carty Stribling. while sometimes we may arm • Jack’s mother and sister wh» are plain because tho selection we down for tho holidays, Betts and ; may wish ia. lacking, I have yet fj Doc Linker. Dr. Boyce. Bill and' to hear anyone say that they had By LOIS SLOAN—(sera The Saaferd Garden Florida Federation of Clabs. With the beginning of the new year our gardens are blooming with azaleas and camellias. These aeid-Ioving shrubs will need twice as much water, but do not water on top; use a soaker or water at the base of the plants. Keep a ^ aV). mulfh p|nFe nefd,M> £ak leaves, or straw, rather than peat. which has a tendency to "cako" and dry out. There are many things to b« done in the garden in January, Including the planting or trans­ planting .of flowering trees. Holes should be dug half again as large as the root system of thc tree being moved. Use well-rott­ ed compost of leaves and animal manure to fill the surplus area, and use n layer of good top soil on top and around the roots. Transplant at the orginal depth. Heavy mulch around the trans­ plants will conserve moisture and tend to keep out the cold. Some experts consider January to be the best month ln which to plant roses, time the bushes will not sprout until thc danger of frost Is over. Water the bushes at least once a week, unless there Is adequate rainfall Re sure to follow the directions of rose Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kstridge, growers in thc preparation of the of Washington, D. C., are here rose beds. Gladiolus bulbs may be planted visiting their parents, Mr. and until warm Mrs. I. E. Estridge and Mr. and every two week* weather to have a succession of Mrs. A. L. CcJlini. bloom later. To reduce the pos­ Jimmy Kridct, a student at sibility of disease, treat thc bulbs Stetson University, is home visit­ with Lysol or mercury solution ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John before planting. Other bulbs to be planted now Include: agapantKrider Sr., for the holidays. hus, alstromeria, amaryllis, hyacinth, montbretla Jimmy Fox is home from FSU gloriosa. tuberose, to spend the holidays with his ranunculus, spreke'tami wat;tonla. mother, Mrs. Phillip Mar*. Summer flowering shubs, such Miss Marianne Strickland is as Crapemyrtle and Vitcx, will home from FSU to spend the produce large blossom heads If holidays with her parents, Mr. tip pruning 1* done in January. Chrysanthemum beds should be and Mrs. M. R. Strickland. prepared this month by covering Mrs. Alma D. Walker spent the area to be planted with oak sevrral days with her son L. E. leave* to a depth of three Inch­ es. Then add two inches of wellWalker, and family. rotted animal manure, and turn Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Walker and! *>!! * <lfP,h of .,rn ," cb'" bed three weeks before family, and guests, Mrs. Alma Age Walker anJ Charles Walker, spent Mr. anti Mrs. J. N. Glllon are Christmas with Mr. nnd Mrs. R. W. Walker and daughter, Jill, in spending the Christmas holidays In Atlanta. Gs. Interlachen. Mr. anti Mrs. Warren Germond Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hctzel are spent Christmas day ' in Daytona here visiting his parents, Mr. anti Beach with relatives. Mrs It. C. Hctzel. Mr. nnd Mrs. Virgil Smith Mr. and Mr*. J. A. Wright have have his brother-in-law and visiting them for the holiday* sister Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sepultl elr daughters, Peggy nnd Mary vadu and children. Gary, Don Ann from FSU, anti their son, and Rita Jane, visiting from Jimmy, a student at the Baylor Alexandria, La.; also Mr. Smith’s School for Boys in Chattanooga, father Charles If. Smith, of Or­ lando. For Christmas the Smiths Tcmn. also had visiting them Mr. Smith’s Mrs. J. E. Courier Sr. spent brother, Dwight D. Smith, from Christmas day ln Oviedo with FL Myers, making this thc se­ her son, John Courier Jr., and cond time in 20 yearn the entire family had been together. his family. 3 °]o a Year FIAVE REEN DECLARED PAYABLE ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AS OF DEC. 31 To allow time to figure nnd post these CLOSED 11 am. Only our clients, we extend our wishes for ( . _. f ) \YA by The garden Csorps-y a ..tolin Avc. Beef Sale LO O K ROUND - SIRLOIN — CLUB -f Tenderness Guaranteed — Well Flavored Yount; Reef T" 0NE BEEF CHUCK ROAST 33c SI EAK- 59c U/l lf| HICKORY ** STEW"• 49‘ JO l/VL SMOKF’ ’ M 30-'> Tnn« OLD GLORY — SPAGHETTI PORK &BEANS 3,or2,5* STOCKTON 12 OZ. OAK 1 ILL 46 0 *. Can TOMATO a c , TOMATO CATSUP I D C JUIice A HAPPY NEW YEAR r , Z5* FLORIDA CRYSTAL G GRAIN SUGAR RICE — Closed (Holiday) To our many friends, and especially to . Sweeneys credits, we will observe the following hours: Jan. 1 See Borden's T V Shows "Th e People's C hoice" end "Fu ry" on your N BC Station eschscholtzla, g>p»ophila, lupine, salplglo-sis, sweet sultan ver­ bena. anchusa, calendula, clarkia, dlmorpnphothcca, gerbera, lark spur, nemophlla, plot, solc/anthus and sweet svilliam. BABY LIMA BEANS Dec. 31—0 pen 9 am. To YOU KNOW IF IT'S BORDEN’S IT S GO I TO BE GOOD! PRICE AT THE RATE OF DEC 2 8 & 2 9 - lards* i Eg* No* is the I'is d tit f | j No* joa S>tr isotd lour kaltdjy Jvrslfl—If year cMdrst's friends. A rcH. srsiny-unaetk klsnd c» »kaltso«n« dairy pradastt snd dslKieus lliTsnnfl. Get lardsn’s C99 Noe at ytar Israrite stars, or erdsr tram yaaf Isrdsn milkman. be awarded. Favors and -ioIm maker* lo welcome in t* «w ear will be given away. Enlargement of tha mat. ,ub room i* progressing and the man­ Tickets for the New Year’s agement hopes to have it complet­ Eve Dance for all CPO'* ami ed in time for the dance. guests at thc club aro now- on sale, and may he obtained from the leading chief* of the vnriotts Don’t Wait squadrons as well as at the club. The Versalite* are playing for ‘Til Christmas the dance, which scheduled to Huy Your Chr’ -’ maa last from 0 to 1:30, nnd the Cards N'sw. president of the Club has made arrangements for door prizes to CPO Club To Greet New Year At Dance TOUN GE IN DIVIDENDS >Creamy rich • No cream to whip • No eggs to beat •Non-alcoholic planting. If you have chrysanthe­ mum plants, cut to the ground after flowering New plant* will appear at the roots. Fertilize fruit and pecan tree* in January or early February, using a pound of fertilizer for each year of the tree’s age up to ton years Older tree* get that amount plus a half pound for rach additional year. Citrus tree* should be ferldized late in January nr early February. A good lime—sulphur spray will help control rust mites and scale. Flower seeds for planting this month are: alyssum, aster, candy­ tuft. eynoglossum dianthus pinks, godelia, 1i n a r ! a, nasturtiums, poppy, stock antirrhinum rornflower, carnation, ilelphlnlum. LEAN BONELESS ALL-MEAT N O T IC E Order now i^ew Year's! CAPTAIN ROBERT W. JACKSON presents Command, r Coke a lion Voyage gift from Um Officers, Civilians and crew of the Sanford Naval Air Slatinn at n farewell party held recently In his hesscr. (Offltial Photo U. S. Navy) 5 LBS. (With $3.00 or more food order) T/PT0P S uperMarket” HHLttE rOUH SHQPDJHG DOLLAR HAS M O R£ C£*TS~ 3 2 9 SANFORD AVE. • QUANTITIES LIM ITED , YELLO W ONIONS 4 lbs. 15c �'t .T « BITOV* »v-Vj? *? ' B H 3ft Ha Ba-tol to to visit I f aw Y m t la almost • spirit o f humility, aa wi Isow iM a o f month* to 1 A fleM aooat tba grm trat o f which la tfclnk o f tha alaronr and o f haadroda o f mlllUms o f la* la othar part* o f tha world. ^Before wo alt dowa to 90 orar tha Hat of How Year 1 -oHrttons it to time to romanbar aoma o f tba things which xoaka lift worth U ttaf hart: Tha right to go to tha church o f our Tho right to road any nawrpapar. magaaiaa o r book wa chooaa. Juft* Tho right o f cholca la a free market. Tha right to congregate with out rolatlvaa aad M eade, without fear. V.th o right to travel whan and where we swaao over three million aquara mtlee o f country without aaidng 007000*0 parmla•too- . Aad eountlaaa othar rlghta too numaroua to mention. h u t but not least we should be thankful fo r each New Year whan friends gather round the festive boards with their pungent •east o f evergreen decorations; the quiet und peacefulness o f tho outdoors compared with the rush o f a business day! tho sound o f church bells in the distance; and the Fonts I* IsY*\, America is not over gifted with good poets. They occur, among opr many millions, with about the frequency o f diamonds in gra vel This thought is prompted by a glance ovey the PulJtser prises awarded for poetry since 1922. The glance back, in turn, was prompted by stories about an exhibition of manuscripts and other Items marking the dOth anniversary o f Pulitzer awards in li­ terature and journalism. Tha poetry award has been made 88 times. But three poets—Robert Frost, Ed­ w in Arlington Robinson and Archibald MocLeUh— have each won It more thhan once. IfacLelah received the award twice, Robineon three times. Frost won top honors four times— in 1924,1931. 1937 and 1948. Playwrights, also, aro a rare species. Ro­ bert E. Sherwood and Eugene O'Neill each won the drama prise three times. Thornton Wilder— who also Is a winner in the novel category—and Tennessee Williams each won it twice. Among novelists, only one—Booth Tarklngton—won a price tw ice; in every other year, a new winner cropped up. But not so with poets. They are the rare birds. Maybe sometime the poolologists w|il tell us why that fa so. • • • The Sanford Herald ___________ rubii.htd fire iU m each week ■ , , KM-r-ri M rUee matter October ST. ISIS at tha Post Oftlee or Banfnril Florida, under the Aet of Congreee of Starch S. ISTS rurili PKIIKINH IMItor aid 1‘ublleher MARION II ARMAN Hit.. Rsecntlve Editor BVELTN i. CUBHINO. AOroMletag Maaaper OUBICItllTION RATES ■ r Canler Sin per tree* Oee Moatb 11.SI Vfcfea Monthe Kit Maathe One Tear um m i stj ia Alt Obituary notleea. card* of thank*. reenlutlone and !* « • • m •"‘ •rulnm-ei ,,r u#. »«rpoa# of raltlac tusde will ba charaed for at regular adrartlala* rate*. The llerald la a member of tho United I're.e which le entitled escluelvely to tho sio for ropublle*. tloii of all tno looal aowt printed la Ihle newipaper Represented VailOSaHr by Oeneral Adrertl.U* Service Ino. •SI Oenr*la Barlnae Beak Bide. Atlanta Oeorela Page 4 Thurs- Dec. 27, 1956 voieea o f frlende wishing one another a "Happy New Year.** The New Year in the United States is a leavening influence that draws families and eitisena closer together. F lees on earth* good win to men. .1 rever­ beration from the Christmas Bay celebra­ tions, should be the prayer o f every person In the world on New Year's Day 1957. • • • Parking Problem There Is apparently no prospect o f ah ear­ ly solution to tha urban automobOa park­ ing problem. It la too much to hope that aome genius win soon devise a uniform plan that would be suitable for aU towns and cities. The neareet approach to a panacea for this virtually universal ailment o f Ameri­ can population centers Is off-street parking. U cuallj thia la not eaaUy accompliahw bed, but tha reaulti have bean satisfactory In moat communities that have tried It out. Here in Sanford, the off-street parking ordinance has corrected many o f the flle of parking in the residential and fringe areas. A control o f building permits which do not provide home and commercial house off. street parking are turned down or resub­ mitted to meet the specified requirements However, In the commercial areas— such as the established downtown shopping dis­ trict In 8 anford—evidence that off-street parking is working is found in a survey re­ port o f the International City Managers As­ sociation. About 60 per cent o f 1,187 cities o f m ore then 10,000 population were found to be owning and operating one or more off-street parking lots. This was an increase o f four per cent in a year. In many instances, parking fees pay the cost o f purchase and maintenance. Virtually every urban locality has sites for parking lots near the central business ares. For towns and cities with curb apace filled to overflowing with cars, off-street parking Is obviously worth considering. addition of parking facilities would ease the complaints of “ I can’ t park there," which will l>e prevalent. * Business failures aro beginning to level o ff and sottlo back to normnl again. According to "Impact” , a review of eco­ nomic trends And their im pact on business, business failures Increased to 270 In the December 6 week from 254 In the preced­ ing week. Tho review outlines the fact that the business falluro toll wns up sharply from the 219 Inst year and 223 in 1954. The rosy aide of the failures came In the announcement that the totnl "remnlncd nine per cent below the pre-war level of 297 In tho comparable week o f 1930 ” ' v,tb n, gron,Pr "urK° of nssistanco from tho Small Business Administration, even these failures would be reduced tremendously and tho entire economic picture would brighten. Take It Easy In Winter •y HUMAN ft lUNOMIft ftft YOU don’t have to ehovel snow enough why you should take It to moke extra demands on your easy for tho next few months, heart during winter weather. particularly If you are past 40. Juat about everything you do out­ On eold or extremely windy side during the winter months days, rsmaln Inside If U la at aU Inquires more effort than U doe* possible. If you havo to go out. bundle up warmly to avoid chlU.during tho n et of tho year. Ing. Walk, don’t run. Winter Hasardo If you aro shoveling snow or ! Your clothing U bulkier and performing seme outside task heavier. It's more difficult to **t •round tha hmiso, bo careful not p o u r breath w hen walking to over-exert yourself. Breath■gainst a brisk wind. And you leocnoaa le on Indication that you a n doing too much. Instlnctlvsly hold yourself When walking on sllppory streets. Aa soon os you feel yourself be­ All of these things mean extra coming tired, go back Into the work, extra strain, on your heart house, take off your wraps, sit Naturally, this extra exertion down and relax. makes your heart beat faster. It you dovslop a seven pain Even without eueb additional In tho ebost under tho breast strain, your heart must pump bane, call your doctor right away, border In cold weather In order it might be a signal that you have to circulate tho blood around already done more than you mors to keep you warm. should. Is It any wonder then that tho Qoxsnod AND AJtSWXX months o f Doeombor through f t A.: X understand a person eh bring more deaths from with AB type blood esn recolvo. disease than any othar a transfusion from a person of i o f tho yaarf another type- to this true! this to true. Row­ January, Incidentally, to tho ’ Answer: Yes,, th ■okloMho heart attack season. ever, this should only bo doao to AU o f which'should bo reason on emergency. * v auM. 1- The Soviet central Commu-j nlst party committee held meet­ ings last week. None nf It* deei I slons has been disclosed. 2. Chou now is concluding a ■ tour of Southeast Asia, including visits to neutral India and Bur­ ma, and pro-western Pakistan. Sources in Karrhl, where Chou wound up talks with Pakistan leaders today said he will move to release tho 10 American civil* iana still hald prisoner In China In an attempt to better ChineseAmerican relations. Western sources have predict­ ed a major communist diploma­ tic offensive ohaping up for the Aslan area. It was recalled that Chou con­ ferred with Indian Premier Jawa* harla| Nehru just before Nehru left for hla current visit to the United States. Nehru Is believed to havo relayed to President Elsenhower Chou’s stand on var­ ious international matters. News O f Men In Service STUTTGART, Germany (AHT- i NC)—Specialist Third Class H arj old W. Tucker, son of Walter Tucker, Altamonte Springs, rec-i ently was graduated from the Seventh Army Aviation Training Center in Germany, Specialist Tucker completed the center's non-commissioned officer operations course which trained him in th* operation told control of landing strip flehy. Tucker was stationed in Fort K M t, Ky.. before arriving in Europe la June 7936. Tucker was graduated from Winter Pack Utoh School to 1X49. Fewer Voters Go To Polls This Year If soap and warm water fall to remere that typo etoto, try aklng a simple cleaning solu­ tion. Shave half a bar of napthabaaed laundry aoap Into a quart of warm water. Add 2 table­ spoons of kerosene. Apply U with a cloth aad wash off. This will usually work, unices neglect has glvep the stain a head start. A mil l abrasive cleanser may be used. Rub It lightly with a eoerae cloth end use plenty f t water to re­ move i t - ly WtUIAM antCentral Prase Writer Business Failures ary 1930, when ht and Mao Tietung, the Chinese chief of stale. signed a Chinese-Soviet mutual aid pact. The Soviet announcement said Chou would pay a "friendly vis­ it” for the purpose of "strength­ ening peace." Thera were Jnllcations that the conference between Chou and So­ viet leaders would herald Import­ ant developments. Obssrvtrs pointed to two facts: is over its dtutloa. It is rrldsat that th* Invitation to Um CMbsss Communist leader to to to Rossis was bath oaettotod tad urgent. Chou was to Pakistan, to the ■I44)e Of a highly successful to n of East Asian coontrios, when the Moscow Invitation reached Mm . A V U I Mates As the result Chau will laterrapt Ms tour. Re pleas to go to ladle to confer with Prime Mini* •Ur Jawaharlil Ntbni, thou fly to Pslptog far consultation with Me Rod Chinos* cabinet eotlsofoss. and centime on to Russia, arriving oa Jan- 7. Prom Moscow, It la announced, ten will go to Warsaw to visit ite emphasising that this did not *“ * *** "Tltotot” Polish Communist lend* mean a change la Ms sttltuds to- * Rep. C- B. Dean (D-NC), a lead•r WUdjrslaw Gomulks. Chen visited ladle before Prime or in previous fights, wes defatt­ This visit, too, is unexpected sod Minister Nehru west to the United ed for re-eteetioa this year. sad certainly significant. The move was tnaouaced by Its too to see President Stoatthe headquarter* ef the Tactical howtr While he wai la India Chou Air Command at Langtoy APB, made so attempt to keep secret Va. Ik s TAG operates the school kto opinion that, white ho public- to provide orientation lad instruc­ was: cotton, $217,300,000; corn, icrva. The ltoe soil bank Included ly approved the Soviet interven­ tion to doctrines, taottos aad techef Joint tlr-groisd operatxlTJOt; rise, ttoAW.OM; tabsec*, slightly m en than IX million tion to Hungary, ho believed that Russia had tarnished Its ews preefor key ponsaasl of the ‘ l,0U /m t winter aad spring aerta.* tigs aad had harmed world Com­ armed forces. wheat, m t jm m . munism fey Ita brutality. The department ala* la a e n w f Brig. Gen. Deals! W. Jenkins, It erams certs la that the Rus­ commandant sf the school, aad It la eetobliaklag maximum* an sian! want to fix sp their rela­ the amount of eeraage of a par­ tione with Rod China aad try s mors than IN officers sad aaitotticular crop that an Individual keep Chou from making nay state­ od personnel win make tho move farmer can place in the acreage ments which are critical of Rus­ to the school's new home at Bflreserve. oxl. Miss. sian policy. It also said there will be no The anouneemeat said the Bil­ minimum acreage limitations on WASHINGTON t o - President Plumbing flxtsre exports w a n oxi location was selected because the amount of land that may be Elsenhower defeated Democrat •ntored to tha program except for Adlal Stevenson In tha president­ that kitchen, laundry room or of the availability e f I ‘ >se already in effect to 1M7 ial election last month by n re­ bathroom basins not bo used M leal and efficient facilities on an receptacles for photographic i established Air Foret base. The wheat cord vote of UM ftXM to Xe,Q3MI7, school has beta la operation in a The department already had an­ according to final official returns. veloplng solutions because will result, often Impossible to leased resort hotel here slaw Juno nounced that more than 10.7 mil­ However, the final official to1961. lion acre* of winter wheat have turns also showed that despite the remove. been enlisted to the soil bank- The record vote, n larger percentage goat for all basic crops ia the of potential votos stayed away IAFF*A«DAY 1187 toil bank ia M to IS million from the polli than la IMS. YOU'RE TELLING ME! THE LIBRARY of Indiana univarsity has Just acquired a highly valuable copy of the lost mamolrs of King James II Of England. Bet they won't prove half u In­ teresting u tho diary of one of his subjects, an obecura fellow known as Samuel Pepya. t ! I Pepit’s name was (and U) pro­ nounced "Preps"—« perfect mon­ teIter, for he was a champion key-hole peeker. I I I Sam was iu<h an Incurable geelip, be net only blabbed about his friends' Indiscretions but else told of his own didos , I I I To his other accomplishments, Pepys added that .Of being an out­ standing toaspot. The record of Enlai To Visit Moscow By WHITMAN lt.VS.HOW United Preee Staff Correspondent MOSCOW to—Communist Chin­ ese Premier Chou Enlai, fresh from a tour of neutral ami prowestern Aslan countries, will visit Moscow next month to help "strangthen peace,” the Krem­ lin announced tot’ iy. The announcement said Russia extended the invitation. It gave no Indication o( > st when or how lonsr Chou would stay In Moscow. Chou was last hors In Febru­ Air Force Pluming To Move Operation School Next Spring* that Farmers To G et O ver $ 7 5 0 Million By GAYLORD P. GODWIN Vailed i*rt»e Staff WASHINGTON SB — The Agri­ culture Department has earmark­ ed rso,eas.oo for paymest to farmers who take surplus crops out of production under the sell beak program next year. The department alio anaouMed that nearly X million acrae la the Midwest "dust bowl” had boon damaged by wind u of Dee. X end that another St million sens wia in condition to blow. About 18,000 acre* of wheat have bean hurt, the department •aid, with about onc-thlrd of the daiSage to Kaneas — the notion's top wheat producing atato. The money togged for 10U bank payments next year will go to farmers who do not plant their full allottment o f eottoo, corn, rice, tobacco and wheat. The a la U to cut down prie*'d«presalng surpluses and their drain on the Treasury, Downtown Sanford can become an attrac­ The allocation Is $088,000 above tive mecca for shoppers If unsightly vacant the 780 million dollars set by the bana law for any year's op­ property can be turned Into modem park­ soil eration. Department officials said ing facilities for visitors from the surround- the *xceas will b# u**d to toko ing area aa well as our own local homeown car* of "sllppag*” — monty that may b* committed, but which will ers who shop downtown. ( With tho coming parallel parking program not b« used because not all egrer will bo carried out. Initiated by the City of 8anford. the pro­ menti The national allocation for soil blem* of parking won’ t become acute but the bank payments by commoditlea • Worried It is uncertain whether Grani­ t e extended hie Invitation oa Mo own Initiative.— poeaibly without consulting B"**1* — or whether ho acted to cooperation with tho Soviet government. Oeadka in steering Poland skillfull/ ms a difficult seen*. An the result of the Polish ravolt, he tea won a m a t measure ef from Russian drat toa ties. Be to new trying to keep 80VTVRRN PINE*, M. C. ffi— the aroused Potoh people from The Air fo rte pleas to mere Its antl-RueeUa outbreaks. atr-ground operattora school here It to possible that Russia wnato to beater APB, Mtoo* early next Chew to talk to Cornells to order The anaeeaeemrat was the to keep Mm la Bee. J u t it meet be remembered that third time that plans to move the at the time of the Polish revolt, school to Mississippi had been dtoChou expressed Me approval ef eloeed. Bach previous time the (p Gomulka'a Md for Independent plana we''-wing Communism When Chou later supported RueMunicipal o f" • la Haags ry, ho J. Brain Jr. (D-NC) plea a sent a secret message to Gamut ditch petition to the Atr Pace u n ­ f t MCCANN ■■M U M T O ■- .vernment hte collage career at Cambrtdgw reveals ho got a terrtfla bawling out for being "scandalously over­ seen* tn drink." I I t gens teas quite a tedlee’ maw. If* dearly loved to write sleet romance*—chiefly hit own. I I t l^nd^aIra |wte *s s WMe l-slw on several essuelene. However, Me only crime urns being on tha wreng eld* of tho current pillKrai i t i Samuel Ptpys wrote down everything ho saw, thought or did In his diary which was tntsndod Just for his own eyes. Posterity, though, played him a dirty trick. HU .lu ff was published 12S years ago—and now the world knows all about him. Try and Stop Me Final returns certified by secre­ tarial of state In all <0 states be­ came available last week wbea Rhode Island completed counting Its absentee ballots. The official totals showed Mr. Elsenhower stopped Stevenson’s second try for th* White House by landslide margin of 9J83JI7 votes. Ho captured STAX per cant of the popular vote, compered with his showing of M.4 per cent la 1963. Ia setting • new presidential vote-getting record, ho potlod \r MUS4 more votes than tho 33,937,332 ho gathered to defeat­ ing Stevenson four years ago. Th* grand total of all valid votes also sot a new record of 12,118,930, compared with the pre­ vious high of 01,831,919 in 1982. Minor party and scattered votes accounted for 507,113 votes. la the Nov, S election Stevenson woo 41.90 per cent of tha total vote. States Rights candidate T. Coleman Andrews received 039 per esnt Other Mattered minor can­ didates got a total of 033 per cent. "You can htv« a discount on thto one. Hs’» • little fader* 1 from the «un. CftEAN IISEP CARS 8 of these cars are one owner cars traded in from local owners on new Buicks. It i s the cleanest stock of used cars we have had in a long time. 1950 BUICK 4 Door Sedan, Dyanflow, Radi* -By^BENNITT^CERF* ACK KOFOED’S book, "Moon Over Miami," is a graphic ac­ count of the transformation of Miami In a little over fifty,' years from a sleepy village to a fabulous metropolis.RThora wasn’ t even a trolley car ? there until 1908. "The first one ran along F l a g l e r S t r e e t ,” recalls Kofoed, "and adhered to no rigid schedule. If a lady waved her parasol, the accommo­ dating motorman w o u l d back up four blocks to taka her aboard. He'd also stoo the car as long as ten min­ utes, smoking his pips plac­ idly while another rider did her morning shopping. 'A b o u t once every ten blocks, the car went oft tho .tracks, and all tho mala s . passengers would have to get out to help the crew lift it back' ;on to the rails.” I- "When George Merrick was building Coral Oeblee.” write* Jack.' -he paid William Jennings Bryan 1100.000 a year to help eell hte land and 8pan!sh architecture. And. leaving nothing to chance, he ■iso hired belly-wlgglicg dtlda dray oa a co-pubtuin.",^ O IMS. by Cert I Distributed by K lag fM tu n * IraSlM M ." J 1951 CHEVROLET 1952 FORD 1952 HUDSON 1952 BUICK 4 Door Sedan, PoworfUto, Radi*, Cleon, Om Owner 4 Door Scdaa, Radio, Heater, Hornet 4 Door Sedan, Bydrnaatle. Radio, Heater, Extra Clean, One Owner Car Super Riviera "Hardtop", Radio, Hosier, Dyne flow. Law Mlteage Special 4 Door Sedan, Dyanflow, Radio, Banter, 1953 BUICK 1954 PLYMOUTH 1954 MERCURY 1953 PONTIAC Extra Cleon, om ear Drae Sedan, PoworfUto, Low Mlloago, Ono Owner, Extra Cleon 4 Door Custom Sedan. Moro-O-MaUc. Radio, Beater, Clean, Om Owmt Car Catalina, Radio, Boater, Hjdramatic, Leath rr Upholstery. Extra Clean Ono Owner SEED POTATOES North Dakota Certified RED P O N T IA C $395. $595. $595. $695. $995. $1095. $1195. $1395. $1395. $1695. 1955 PLYMOUTH 1956 BUICK Belvedere 4 Deer Sedan, Powerfllt Radio, neater. Clean, On* Owner Car Special 4 Door Sedan, Radio, Beater, DynafloFewer Brakes, Lika Now, Ono Owner $1,000 . Discount HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE CORNER 2nd St. and SANFORD PHONE 350 SANFORD, FLORIDA NICHOLSON BUICK CO. 210 S. .Magnolia Are. Sanford, Florida TcL 1084 �■ H P *™ "*! THE 8AK F0RD HERALD Thun. Dtc. Zt, 1956 Page 5 \dditional Society Mrs. F.D. Scott Hold jp en House Christmas Night Mayor and Mrs. F. D. Scott .eld open house Christmas night :*lebrating the mayor'* birthday, ON fact that they had Just moved laM their new home, and, of roone, Christmas. Abort ISO people were Invited .0 drop by daring the evening be.ween 1 and 10 p. m. and Mrs. CJlamllla Brace was on hand to tract the guest) at the door, n o house was a profusion of aadlaa end Christmas greenery, iad in the dining room the lace .*eversd table was set buffet fas­ hion. The centerpiece consisted at hngo rod candles surrounded by potasettlao and the punch bowl m l • real conversation piece. It hold bright red cranberry punch with dry Ice floating in the center, which gave off lovely white va­ pors. The side board was decorat­ ed with crystal candelabra and red candles, and from hare the guests were served fruit cake, cookies and eggnog. Mr. Scott opened his many lovely gifts and found among them a large sire (ire truck In­ scribed with the words “ Chief Scott. Sanford Fire Department” . This provoked galea of laughter among the guests. This was the second time Ma­ yor Scott had celebrated Tils Goth birthday. Last year it was observ­ ed with all due celebration, only to be discovered later that It was his 49th. SANTA CLAUS DISTRIBUTES GIFTS to underprivileged children at a party given far them by the Elks Ctab They watch la aw* sad wonder as the jolly man from Ihe North Pete demonstrate* the workings #f a glaat alrptaae. (Staff Fhete) Conning The News B f VIRGINIA CONN laaford la starting to relax af­ ter the flurry of Christmas, aud ■ b o company Is thinking of re­ turning to home base. With the wonderful weather we have been having perhaps some of them will return to live bore. The Chamber of Commerce must have had a band la it somehereLet me report on one of the happiest families In the whole U. g. A* and that la the group at Roy Caton’a abode. Roy’s mother Jtnd father are here for a few Elays to be with their son and his Isally. Elisabeth told me tonight Mat Roy la up most of the day, lad even went for a drive. They have been deeply touched by the concern which the people of San­ ford have shown to them. Cltlsens have sent them cards and called to ask about Roy that they have never met. And here I am offer­ ing Elisabeth’! thanks to the en­ t ir e town, and all the wonderful ■Hands who have done so much to make their burden easier If sueh a thing had to happen she gays that ahe could not have found a better place than this, as far as friends, help and good wishes are concerned. We are proud to be living In a community that takes others troubles to heart and has truly a Christian spirit. Roy tn i Elisabeth and their three chil­ d r e n have had their best Christ­ i n a s aver, In spite of the hard months ahead when Roy must 'see severe) difficult operations. Re !e out of danger now, and so your prayers have not gone un­ heeded. And on the part of the people o f SanfoTd, may we of the Sanford Herald wish the Catons a very happy New Year. Very successful housownrming was given by Dot and Dick Mann Saturday night. Pearl Moore is ■ till here, bless her heart, and she was hostessing along with Dot. Jean and Bill Stetson showed off their Christmas presents last night to Pete Peters, Evle and Bob WUlUmi, Jana and John MU- Grace Smith, *6. A Smith Reveal Plans V M ffR O U T M ier, Terry uud John Price, and Dodie and Johs King. Santa Claus really came through this year. Terry received a gorgeous dia­ mond bracelet from John (whom I evidently Ignored the other night in the column, excuse please —he was tho host), Dodie is sporting furs, Jasn a complete set for the gentle art of golf, and Janie has a new Ford station wa­ gon, which came as a complete surprise. (I got two half slips be­ cause Robert couldn't find a whole one.) Harold and Peg Earnhardt and Son and daughter-in-law from Ar­ lington, Va. bad dinnar with Hsrriat and John Williams yesterday and then went to the Open house at Muriel and F. D. Scotts, in honor of F. D.’s birthdayNow we have to go out and Robert U rushing m«r sgaln, so good-by*. . Meeting Postponed The Daughters of Wesley Sun­ day School Class has postponed its regular business and social meeting from Jan. t to Jan. 7. The meeting will bo held at 7:30 p.m. at McKinley Hall, with Mr*. M. R. Strickland's group hostess­ es. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hartman announce the birth of a 7 lb. H ox. daughter, Julia Mae, on Sun­ day, Dec. 23, at Seminole Mem orial Hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. G. II. Sapp, of Sanford, and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hartman of Greencastle, Pa. Final plans have been reveal­ ed for the wedding of Miss Grace Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Smith Sr., to George A. Smith Jr., eon of Mr. and Mrs. 0 . A. Smith, of Pitts­ burgh , Pa. • The wedding will take place Fldey morning, Dec. 28 at 11 a. m. at the All Souls Catholic Church, with the Rev. Lytns of­ ficiating. Miss Margaret Moore will be maid-of-hooor and best man will be hCief J. R. King, U. S. N. All friends o f the couple are invited to attend. My New York By MEL HEIMER NEW YORK— There U a ten­ dency these days, especially among those of us who ire just a couple of years too young to have dona any considerable illegal drinking, to look back upon the New York speakeasy of yester­ day as a low, unsanitary dive, full of thugs and endlessly being raided by revenue agents who hadn't been properly ptid off. Tho picture Is only half-true, I con­ clude after having researched among my older, alcoholic acquain­ tance* who cut their teeth on gin bottlee in thooo deadfall*. Actually, there was an air al­ most of eleganca about a number of these boosing joints—an air which in some cates even mush­ roomed as repeal came and the apeak went straight The beat restaurant in New York now Is, likely, TwentyOna; back In the old days It was called Jack and Charlie's (old-timer* still us* the name) and even then was con­ sidered by many to be the best place In town. You had no fear of going blind from the alkl set up by the barkeep there. There aren't many drinking establishment* even now In Man­ hattan that touch the luxury of tho Bath Club In West 53rd, where a doorman wearing gold brocade admitted customer* to a threestory mansion with a marble and gold foyer and a chamber-music orchestra providing accompani­ ment to the popping of cham­ pagne corks. The men wore even­ ing pump* and black pearls in their ahlrt front* and wines coukl cost you up to 340 a magnum. Drinks started at a buck a throw, and a man could get potted in an atmosphere of complete refine­ ment. • • • Close rivals to the Bath were tno Epicure, in the East 50s off Fifth—« white stone house with a two-gallon magnum of cognac on the bar, three dining rooms and u clientele of citizens reading The Economist" and “ The Wall Street Journal”—and the Mansion. The Mansion, in the West 60s, waa another three-story affair full of chandeliers, drapes and tapes­ tries, with a huge entrance hall and a balalaika orchestra. Tho entire third floor waa given over to cards, ping-pong and backgam­ mon and you got into the Mansion only with a wooden admission card that waa much harder to ob­ tain than, say a current mem­ bership in tho Harvard club. SATURDAY Public instillation of Seminole Chapter No. 3, Order of Eastern Star will be held at Masonic Tem­ ple at g p. m. All members and visitera are lariled. ■ ly HUMAN N. lUNOIttN, M.D. YOU don't have to spend a lot trouble to mix your own denti­ of money to get a good dentifrice frice when so many good commer­ or mouth wash. In fact, you can cial products are readily availa­ make both of them yourself If ble, it might be a good Idea to you desire. remember how It'a done just in Most dentifrices are baaed on case your supply runs out some two Inexpensive Ingredients—an day. abrasive, such as chalk, and a What about mouth washes? detergent. The American Dental Associa­ Generally, I think you'll find tion's Council on Dental Thtratoothpastes which you buy in peutlc* says that general use of metal tubes and tooth powders mouth washes helps remove food are more effective than the ordi­ and debris, but that's about tlL nary liquid teeth cleansers. Liq­ uids usually Just aren't abrasive. Food Particles Actually, swishing a little liquid Proventlve Substances around In your mouth after eat­ Now I know you've read a lot ing and after brushing your teeth about dentifrices containing will help remove many of the penicillin, ammonium or other food partioles lodged on and be­ preventive substances. These sub­ tween the teeth. stances may help reduce tooth You can make your own mouth decay in certain cases. Studies wash by dissolving two teaspoons are still being made to determine of ordinary salt in a quart or just how much value they have. water. As another cleansing wash But you can make a good den­ or gargle you can even use suds tifrice right at home In a matter from a bland neutral soap. of minutes. Just mix one part of table salt QUESTION AND ANfWSl with two parts of baking soda. If B. F.: Can pregnancy cause a you want, you can add a drop of oss of hearing? oil of peppermint to flavor the Answer: Ho, It is unlikely that pregnancy would have any effect mixture. Even if you think it's too much on hearing. Fred Clover of Cleveland sored at least one goal in U games la 1930-31 while playing with Indian* spoils. It to still an American Hockey League record. Jockey Dave Erb was aboard tht Ike beaten favorite Needles In tha 1959 Preakness but he evend Ms Pimlico seort by taking tho Pim­ lico Special with Cummer Tan- NOW SHOWING K itz ?! Double Feature fll! Legal Notice NOTtCB MOTICIl IS ItSHKUT UtVBN thst pursuant to Chapter 114. FlerlSs Statue* t»»». the. followlas dooertbod Unit* la Somlnol# Count/. Florid* will b# afforod for tale at publlo outer/ for tho hlshoet **S beet cash hie at the (real leor of Iho Seminole County Court at Sanford, beginning at ilout*. lilt A. M. on Thureder. January i rd. a. d. leaf■ NKU of NWU of NWt4 and wt* ef acts of NWU of NWS Section 14, Townehlp 1* S. Hante to Bait All N » ch of NBli of NEl* In Sanford UT Seetlon 14 Town, tblp t* fl. luago I* Bait ote I. 1 * I HI*) I Tr. 14 tmlnole Park. Flat Book I V to I Blk I Tr II Beml. nulo Park. Plat Book S Peso It t.ot) I to « Get* Hr) Blk I Tr. I* Seminole Park. Plat Hook 1 Pase IS Lit r to t Dtk. I Ti SO Meml* ile Perk. Piet Book S Pise Lit JI Vlr*t Addition In Ctlrue ilelthte. Plat (look I Pas* I? 1,01* IS to >1 Section One Mid* way Perk. I'let Dook * Pas** (4 A *4*4 Lite 41 In IS Beotian On* Sfld* wav Perk. Plat (look 4 P««»« M I4t4 All Itlk n Allendale, Mat (took < Page ? l.ot* It to U Itlk A South Park. Plat Bonk I Pa/e 4 Lit* t to Z« Itlk n South Park. Plat Book I Pet* 4 ill I to 10 Dlk C South Park, at Rook I I’as* 4. II Blk n South Park. Plat Honk S I’es* 4 Ijit St Itlk J North Chiituots. Pin! Bonk S I’esee SI tn 41 l,ot 1 Dlk 1* North Chuluota. Plat (look i Paste II tn IS |,nt I Dlk tl North Chnlunl* Mat Book 1 rase, II tn II t.nt I Dlk 41 North f-huluola. Plat Book t Pes*• SI tn II t»t I Dlk II North Chuluota Piet Dook i Pigei SI to II (Circuit Court Scelt f* P. Ilerndon Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminal* Couotr Florid* TUN STATM o r rU llllllt TO sisniRORM niDSON, an nr-.sWAT. BUFFALO. NUT VORKi YOHKi A eworn Complaint havtes been filed eaelaat »«« l» the circuit Cnurt In end for S«mlnoto Count/, Merida, hr MAKMK OIDSON. for dlrerce, the ,hnrt title of which Is MAFPtN OtDSON Plaintiff, virtue BIUDIKDKK OIDSON. l>efondant then or*,ente era to nommaad /oa to epn*ar and flit /our written defeneea herein on or befar* the 7th dh/ of Janu err. a . I). HIT. or ntherwle* Doarts Pro Confrteo will be entered osalnet you Tho Senford Herald la dedgeat•d *e a newioiner of seneral cir­ culation In which thle elution thall he nuhllehcd once each week for four coneccullre weeks. WITNESS me hand and, official ictl of thi Clerk of the Circuit Court, on thle Ihe Ith day of Dt< eemhor A. D. ISIS. O. P. H*rndon .. Clerk of. ,h* Ctroult Cburt Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., Attorney at Daw. P. O. Dot 11#. Sanford. Florid*. Solicitor for Malntlff. t.w t1 <_____________ ________ THEBOBElttlSON w aft CORNY JOCKMSHONEf J im » « i-d -iM p a t o " L ^ | —mekspwf wswAl) p STARTS TONIGHT STARTS 1:30 SHOWS — 3:11 * 5:29 * 9U7 -CO-HIT— (hebirds ° thebees <ISlsVlM0l4 tn N m e H urt M o n tin t *— •2.— " m r r IN " ' FEATURE — 1:40 C olt IT SINATRA... a$ a Krvoft, 'shows — 1:1^*4:03-9:51-9:39 MID-NIG11T SHOW SATURDAY FEATURE — 8;(2 Out/ "CHILDREN UNDER 13" ADMITTED FREE" Christmas Clearance off Thursday Friday Saturday BOYS P nsThe Rev. W. A. Eii*a«0vd will Conduct til* morning devotion* ever WTRR at 1:30 a. m The Seminole County Minist­ erial Association will meet at 10.30 ami. at the School Admin­ istration Building. The Sanford Woman's Club will have a luncheon meeting at 13.30 pun. Guest speaker will be the Rev. Robert Spear Jr, and boateases trill be Mrs. B. B. Crumfby, Miss Adelaide Conte, Miss Alice B. Cooper, Mrs. John L. ffwali. and Mrs. Georg* McCall, rpr reservations call Mrs. Thee Fate. 443, by Tuesday noon. Inexpensive Dentitrice Can Be Made At Home feel a Bttlg weary that iay. B » If U becomes Ured. nobody would be offered If he slipped off—ant went Inside the White House nnd 1 watched the md of It oo televl- * lion. FOUR YEARS OLD — This week marks the end of the fourth year that w t have written the thank Coop )9113 W A S H IN G T O N SEESAW. We thank all of you whia have b#*n to kind; who have written so many wonderful letters; who have given so much encourage­ ment when we needed U. Storewide After THURSDAY The Training Union of the First Baptist Church will hold their monthly visitation at 7 FRIDAY parlor with dim rod and blue lamp*. If you wero long absent from this place, you got a comeon-letter that b e g a n , “ Dear Another pleasant boozing place friend" and referred to the Log was the 19th Hole, where French Cabin as "your club.” • * * and Swiss waiters served bond There were special hangouts salesmen out with their custom­ ers' wives. Debutantes here used for all trades. Newspapermen pa­ to delight In ordering the exotic tronized the Press Grill and the pousse cafe, tho carefully nr Press Dub In the East 40*. Tho ranged drink of multi-colored 11- literati drank at a place called querurs, Men ringing tho glass Tony's and closk-and suitors pa* tronlzed the J, and L. upstairs In meticulously, I wonder often how drama cri­ a loft building In the West 30s, tic John Chapman would have where there were good, thick made out h<rr«; U was Chapman steaks and fine ale soiling for 91 whq once ordered a pousse cafe a glass. Musicians used the 44th Street in a lowdown East Sid* bar and then, when tho barkeep brought Club, racketeers hung out In The his proud handiwork—mixed it Strollers where dinner was free to with swizzle stick, drank It down regular* on Tuesdays, and Vil­ and said, “ Fine, let's have an­ lagers crowded Into Julius’, one# desrlbed by artist At Hlrschfeld other.” BIU’s Bar featured Currier and as “ a madhouse without keepers.” There were, of course, some Ives prints and a $1,500 cigarstore lodlan out front, and for dumps of the kind people now gaiety few could touch tho Napo­ choose to remember. However, in the midst of tho leon In the upper 50* west of Fifth. The Napoleon had a gold shabblness, there was some elo and ivory entrance hall, full of gancc—so let's not take away mirrors, and a theatrical clientele all of Dad's golden memories, who kept It from ever being dull. khall we? If he wants to remom The Log Cabin, over an East ber the places he soaked It up Side garage, had you register as In ns luxurious cafes right out of a number, and had on aquarium Paris or Vlennna, who are we to in tho lobby, along with a ladies' say he was wrong? GETTING READ FOR 19907 — Watch Vice-President Nlxoa as b« goes about lining up. the 1990 President*! nomination for himtelL His prqblem: keep in the headlines during the next four years. And be sure the headlines show him as a hard-working, oapabl* mature young man. And he is going about it oaportly. First atop in this direction eras the role of “ good boy" that he adopted during the retest cam­ paign. And It worked. Latest successful movs for big headline* waa his junket last week to Austria to look into the r* fug#* situation. Although It may hare had soma value to the Un Ited Statm from a world-wide public relations standpoint—Just good propaganda—it really was an unnecessary trip. We have talked to newsmen who haro Just returned from there. This country has had people on the ie«M since the first refugee fled across the Austrian, border. Some work for the governmentmoat are with volunteer organisa­ tion* of various hinds. We have heard their ertee since the first day—we know whet they newd. They need action. The United States Just Isn’t oo the bell whet it comae to helping. So far, we have done a lot of talk. But what those poople need is • lot of food, clothing, housing, medicine, tran­ sportation and understanding. What ia needed at .onto ia a hug* reception center Ifln those set up In Europe toward the end of the war to take care of the thousands of liberated prisoners of war. And wt could do it easily enough. We have the manpower in Europe. W* have plenty of food. We have enough clothing. (Old Army uniform* nbw rotting in warehouses—but good, enough to keep the refugees warm until something better comes along). There waa tome talk of sending American soldiers from West Germany on a volunteer basis—In civilian clothes. They had plenty of volunteers for tho pob. The word In Austria waa that tho Americans were coming. To data they haven't shown up. And the Idea seems to have died some­ where. All thla is known in Washing­ ton. It Is common knowledge here. Now, maybe it is going to be taken car* of. That Is why, may­ be, that Mn Nixon wanted so badly to go to Austria. Now, maybe we’U do it—after too long a delay—and he’ll get the credit for It Another star ia that i960 crown he is building. (We think It should have been done e month ego. And the credit should go to Uncle 8am—and the hundreds of worker* on the scene who art working around tho clock to do a job.) THE BIGGER THE BETTER — We like parades, we don't mind sitting for hours If It'a a good parade. Bands and floats and soldiers and majorettei and all the reel. We have been waiting four years for the Inaugural parade. Now, they say it'a being cut down to two hours, we pro­ test. It only eome* every four years. We say let it go on and on. We think we should be free to celchrate our freedom; and ■how our love for President Ei senhower. Let’s encourage n o n people to turn out for him. We admit It might become a bit tiring for him If he happens to HUNOAUAN-BOIN Turaiar chats with Mcsstgacr slota Varga at tho world pro­ uder* In New York of "Bundle of Joy,” co-starring Eddie Fisher and his wife, Debbie Reynolds (below ). Premiere benefited First Aid for Hungary and CARE. (International) SHOPEARLY Christmas Cards 0 1,2 PRICE Sweeney's l i t .Magnolia Ave. LADIES' Dresses Shoes Slips Panties Gowns Robes Sweaters Blouses Handbags Belts Pajamas Bed Jackets Hose Ripons Can-Can Petticoats Skirts GIRLS' Dresses Sweaters Coats Jumpers Pajamas Gowns Caps Shoes MEN'S Suita Sport Coats Trousers Sport Shirts Dress Shirts Handkerchiefs Ties Jewelry Bows Shoes Robes Underwear Hats * Belts Sweaters Socks Hats i CASH >CHARGE i LAYAWAY Shirts Trousers Suits Shoes Jackets Pajamas Denims Cowboy Boots Socks JJ �•t Granted For Gold Cup Race Sunday ’ ’SP. vjL '-«4 M A K A M A A * T A T t, *OKLUa*A,OU*0» ocaaapah * * * * * 11J*A A0St,O*A*6* tC&A* AMP co rra l fa fo w l HAAS*. who Revolver To Be Awarded At Chiefs dub Meet Tonight AAPrrr i p ta k a * r o t i o s A A O tL t* O P **. W tO ApgVO **, r - — ntAA tc* A i u * r S J \ AAOJuA TATUM A t * COACH* \ WMTtROM AC* have the earmarks of aa out­ 37AAT- TOM! standing road race such as stag­ o r M tiAPitPH/A V U f l i * . or ed at the famed MRoad Ameri­ A U * T Jt/ A . ca'* coursa la Elkhart Lake, Wlr thia writer has ever seen, began tng tenlght M Tito at Seminole MAKt* rr*r caddying at the early and ImpresCAAOUAA, A H P tcm ti High School win feature the a— * r * ftr tire age o f six. Wthn he was la Brevard Enterprises, Inc., wai m tO tH « f the » Smith and WetK m totj op Us early teens, be would play founded by a family of Titusville MB seretTsr donated to the SemiK k 3 golf for a nickle stake and a businessmen, William Waldron. nnln tdefa by Sheriff J. Luther person witnessing tha re ini would Sr., and hit sons. Bill Jr., and M bby tee not In paying for the John- The corporation plana a fhnlbol natfarmtng of the two aeries of major races under MASCAR sanction. Being associated srith the tops WUbed for by many local athla the golflag world, Doug early The first venture eomes at an tto minded ritlxans for yean. acquired the winning—»nd the opportune time with Florida burst­ M f —V Midi school football j o*o * !M * losing—spirit, and tha Joviality ing srith sports activity as the Isa saw Ita realization after thei that Is necessary for both. New Year approaches. The Gator m u tton of the Seminole Chiefs apo ca * t n * r By the time Doug waa 17, he Bowl football game will be nlayed f£A *J n o*. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The had competed In two tournaments. In Jacksonville the preceding U la response from 0* rcqr* t* the Seminole High School alh- Gator Bowl win pot on its best Hb had aa unorthodox awing and Saturday, with the Orange Bowl —— M e department, the Semnole show ever Saturday when the two ho Deeded a lot of work 00 Judg­ contest in Miami the following _ Q l s 6 took the uniforming of the taami who met In last January’ s ing distances. He worked hard Tuesday or New Year's Day. THc / ilia la located on the main S p t e t o r high school boys for rigor- Sugar Bowl-Georgla Tech and route going south from Jackson­ 87,006 S b c o m p e l " sports, parilcu- Pittsburgh-clash before ville to Miami. fans and a national telavialoo au­ ty fdothaU. at its project, It also eomts at a time of ysar nthlw * month after the Seml- diencewhen many of the top drivers 9 Chiefs wore requested to Tha Gator Bowl, long rated a will welcome the setting aa well • action on the matter, the peg under the major bowls, defi­ as * chance to cut in on the prize lor h|;h schools wsre uniform* nitely Has one of the top post-aoamoney which will total 84.809.00. btuie tua *«• zzv z.s« a 'l.h d with 19 nnlforma under a bid »on attractions this yaar. And i f Linrk *.«• j.J» 1 .--nu with first place being worth Joann* coot * iti ate 4 a-« to a local concern, Hill Im- the 1936 Sugar Bawl gams was $830.00, including special acces­ VlulaleU ( i - t ) IS IS any indication, the Gator Bowl Dally double <;.J) 117.00 sory awsrds}£. Baton the end of the past loot- game should be one of the moot TM1WJJ saxes.— 1 JO Mil* sxa Tho event will be oce of the Mac* Dollar Me He Z,e a 1-Z | hod Matos the Junior high teams exciting. Maraner lie « M aeo l t-ae first on NASCAR’S 1937 calendar, #, made thtir pohUe debut in MoBoth Tech and Pitt bars more rtural IMOiir t to 1 |.u and la expected to draw the top cruiniaia 11•I> ||T.le sx*m«i1al Stadium la a thrilling coa- impressive records than they cardrivers like Buck Baker. Nation­ suinrsa b u b - s/ is mu# aaa E L W that anuiod everyon# attend- ried Into tho Sugar Bowl, sad i-oor Tt* r.se n » zse i i-« al Champion from Charlotte. N. Charm-•* t Jar Th gama ended In a 0-0 dead- both coaches admit their current Sue Z.1* Zte S 2-1 •« c ; Sp»»d* Thompson, also of Luck* L*»*<r*i * he | J.Ji. teama are better than those they Wuialala il l) Sll SO Charlotte; Let Petty, former NsTho preooada from the game bad last January. r i r m a i i K - i i s saitd u tlonal Champ from Raadlaman. Ola Bullet ll.se s se zze a t-u ;«aat toward payment of tho uni­ Pittsburgh, which won tho Kadown aje i p I Z-t N. C.; Tim Flock, twlee National forms aad tha Seminole Chiefs hearts of television fans with a Mae E<U« H e 11-hl Champ from Atlanta; Jim Pasihad already donated >300 to the surprise victory over Miami at Qulnl.la (!-•> Ill se chal.Flreball Roberts. Billy MjIIX T H MACK— S. la M il# IX # beak. la an, the entire uniform- the end of the season,-checks In­ ba's Streak S IS I.2S ZSO 1 I I era, Ralph Moody, Marvin Panch. AHad ■tog coot done to 82A00, and the Bok • i.44 Ia SaO a. M u to the plush Ponte Vedra Country # . Joe Eubankj, Paul Goldsmith and J k . . W. . a . ‘fwaftaao waa made poealbU Club today to start workout*. many others of the top-ranker* through tho generous effort and Tech will not get to town until The'Waldrons art making ex­ baton* tom s hy a dvie minded aKTVWTSS RACf.—S I• Mil# tensive plans in laying out the tepvam utlra o f Hill Implement Thursday. Lilli* SltOn. Harmony l l'n Coach John MicbeUen and his course, protection being supplied (lraclnoa Uar, I'.oacN Astnt Kan. by a system of telephono poles, t,i. Moka Mo. a >L Bimbo, Cot­ After th* gama. the Seminole Panthers are anxious to avenge ton Plrkla Su# sandbags, and other equipment. Chiefs began a donation drive their 7-0 loss to Tech and to provo snoiirii a t c c —s is mii# There will be seating for approx­ to ga toward the financing that Sugar Bowl touchdown waa Major Co<tv. Mr. Do, Royal Vlow, imately 1.000 fans, but the spa­ Flr« Mortaaca. I4U Dollar. Mr. Just a fluke. t t tha Jaator Ugh football pro­ Dubnuuo Barr# Falatar. Moon Ma­ The Engineers scored th# Sugar cious area easily can aecommo* ject. Tsntgkt the drive will be ker dte 13,000. with the majority like­ R IT T H MACD—a i s Mil# cewiflstad wad the awarding will Bowl's lone touehdown after an of­ Cones Ohio To* Tobby. My Car­ ficial ruled that Piltt's fullback, ly b> take their places along the ho hold. ol Moilmtr. Oay Role more exciting turni aa usual at "W o win also discuss plant for Bobby Grier. Interfered on a paaa s-nn*. Tammy Chaool lull In the end tone. The penaltr gave road races. aa auettoa t o bo held In Febru­ Time trials for the big race are a r y " W, W- Tyre, chalrmaa of Tech the hall an the Pitt one scheduled from noon to 2:00 P. Iho Junior High School Football and the Engineers scored. M. Sunday with feature race The Panthers claim the films Froject Committee, said this time at 3:00 P. M. Tickets will be moralag. "But right now well be of the game prove Grier did not on tale shortly with ducats pury toseed with a large turnout to­ abased in advance 82 30, and those night for the awarding.'* at the gate 83 00. • a stsi'z sr, w Gator Bowl To Put On One O f Best Shows Saturday orooxtAt* O t j l e e k f Uagwo . Season Standing •W. L. T. P. Central Rosie Co. B U ^ N. Y. Ufa Ins. Co. V U IT74S Barnett Painter* 27 21 37184 Celery City Print Co. 24 24 ST24S Mather* Furniture Co. 90 28 3003 Bokon Music Shop 17 5* 87629 H.S H SAvg. Central Music Co- 232 Z3ag 739 N. Y. Life In*. Co. 87* 2493 783 Burnett Painters *11 2372 783 Celery City Printing 890 2329 77J Mathers Fora. Co. 268 2133 738 Bukurs Music 880 2303 783 Last Reek's Results Won Centra) Music Co. • 1 Burnett Painters 2 New York Ufa Ins. Co. 1 Mathers Furniture 3 Bukurs Musie 3 Celery City Printing 0 Trias High, three Games Bukurs Music Shop 2300 Burnett Painters 2172 Mathers Furniture 2382 New York Life Ins. 2377 Celery City renting. Co2232 Central Music 2212 f - Tease High. Single Burnett Painters 888 Bukurs Musie 880 Mathers Furniturs 841 Central Musie 823 Sew York Life Ins. Co. 802 Celery City Printing Co. 877 ladtvMwal Rich, three games Paul Petold M3 Dirk Richards 339 Ted Burnett 332 Edd Mrchhcff Ted Burnettt George Swina Roy Roller Pete Bukur Celery City Printing »s. York Life las. V Central Musie vs. Bukurs Musie Mathers' , Furniture T* Burnell Painters ' B. Steele 45 TUI m e R. Holler 38 0011 IS7.1 P. Pezold js . 48 .7357 14413 W. Webber^ !'4 S '7 * H l » u F. Rlehards 13 7288 i n n G. Petold 12 1M9 1834 G* Ssrsnn 12 8830 162 jg B. Bortdotf 12 8821 IS’ 1 7 G. Kettle a tm lolfc J. Cook 18 7733 IS145 H. Tamra 21 3M9 H is II. Huhn 18 2900 t « .j H. Rerbst 12 8733 lio jj W. Hsrtwiek 22 3318 131.18 T. Burnett a 7117 19.13 O. Touehtoa • 43 7137 1394 H Kretrer 42 8812 137.19 L. Plvee 48 7337 137.1 H. Hockenbaeh U 7814 158M T. Brown 44 7218 156JO It Rugenstela IT. MSI 1365 H. Gils trap ” 48 * 7400 1344 E. Kirehhoff 14- 7329 132.33 P. Bukur 18 -1318 13242 F- Cooper 11 8230 15149 W. Whiddon 19 7283 151.37 W. Tyre 41 8821 130.21 H. Russell 13 8733 1503 O. Era rick 13 8197 HUT J. Pierro 29 UV I t v i M. StoUky 48 8777 141.9 C. Pierey 48 ITU MOfp T. Bolly i t BiM 13TA Year For Aviation PHILADELPHIA — Rick Casarts. well-known Floridian and Seminole Park Raceway attrac­ tion partner, who it the bulldoz­ ing fullback of the Chicago Bears and the fourth player in National Football League history to gain 1.000 yards by rushing in a single season, became the 1936 champion. Casarea* 1.126 yards stood up is the Baltimore Colta and Washing­ ton Redskins ended the regular season this past weekend, one week after the Bears’ hack finished his schedule. Other leaders for the ysar were Eddie Brown of the Bears in pass­ ing; Billy Wilson of San Francisco in pass receptions Bobby Layne of Detroit In scoring: Norm aVn Rrocklin of Los Angeles in punt­ ing; Sam Baker of Washington in field goals; Ken Kona of Cleve­ land in punt returns; Tom Wil­ son of Los Angeles In kickoff re­ turns and Lindon Crow of Ihe Chicago Cardinals in intercep­ tions. t t s t ii r t r r — j # m ii# Ctrtm auial. Larks llo ,» . KJ-» n - n , (Itn*. Baylor D«t> Lsilr P*r, M tlbory. KrUtlc. Drlndte rrusd WASHINGTON t!*.— The ysar 1936 will be recorded aa.ont of the safest and busiest In com­ mercial aviation history. Acting Civil Aeronautics Admlm istrator James T. Pyle sale. Su# day that U. S. airlines hauled 45,860,000 passengtrs this year. This was 11 per rent more than the previous record of 41.111.000 in 19A5. Domestic scheduled airlines had 0.62 passenger fatalities for every 100 million passenger miles, com­ pared with 0.76 In . 1933. This } ear's record was even more impressive, Pyle pointy out, since figures Include the 1* passengers and crew members lost In the collision over the Grand Canyon during the sum­ mer. Pyle said In International serv­ ice by American-owned airlines there wera no fatal accident* In 1933. four lives were tost. The irregular, non-schedulcd air­ lines have not had a pa«i»n*cr fatality since Sov. 17, 1933, Pyb reported. Extermlnitdr Tsced WO times during eight seasons and tired is be 30 years old. Joe Lund nf the Rochester Anteleans has ptayed with five other teams in t*-# American Hockty League 364 Days Left T il Christinas Boy Yoor Cards Now. long iron* They’ re mors satisfy­ ing than wedges," ho remarked. PRICE Sweeney's GENERAL 114 Magnolia Ave. CENTRA!. FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. TELEVISI L OWHOLESALE C K E R AND P LRETAIL ANT 401 West Thirteenth Street ELECTRIC Phone ISIS HAPPY PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR* THERE PRICES EFFECTIVE TILL NEW YE4R.8 # T > ^ R A IN OR SHINE For NEW YEAR'S And EVERYDAY YOUR POULTRY HEADQUARTERS HENS TURKEYS Thru Feb. 28th, 1937 FRYERS (except Sunday) DRESSED IN THIS PLANT FLA GRADE A • DIRECT FROM LOCAL LARGE uoz. mm m m L m FARMS X- m £ R O U N D BEEF BLACK-Eye PEAS LB. 37r LB. 39c TOTEltV lK-\Vc LVrt KTt T POST - T IM E 8:10 P.M. • M A T IN E E S EVERY WED. b SAT. A T 2 P.M • NEW CLUB HOUSE • MODEL 211030 Glass-enclosed, air conditioned and heated. •Heated Stands ‘ All-New Track ‘ Valet Parking O Set swd Fwyet Vahwwa Cawlrel Track will close New Y ear’a Night (Jan. 1) See the Elks Tangerine Bowl Game WESTERN LEAN POUARE CVT BOSTON BLTT Jerry Collins. Track Operator WESTERN v x cBOICB B1 R0UNl ) S 1 fEAK • IktoWed Cocwdo Tenet lev lew|TubaUN • TNtod Safety Gfeaa hr Mare Free Viewing • DyiMgewar Speaker TODAY SEE THE COMPLETE UNE OF G-E TV Sorry, No Minora '69c Wholesale T'eats For Home Freezers CLOSED NEW YEARS DAY Located 8 Miles Sooth Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Torn West At Red Arrow 116 MAGNOLIA A m PHONE 442 �; »-v.v TH E SA N F O R D C E R A M IC T I L S Pant P Mueliet A Sun ph. 154 Free estimate. Quality work. THIS ■ lit 1*1 m PLUMBING i CMSSiniB ADS Ph. 18 lA - n J U M te BAT AMWfTTSI - m •“ U t t S S S L 'S T cn S ’ flwSi T a W IF 5 4—LOCt AND FOUND LOST— Wateh, Ladle* Omega vicinity of* with brflkta band. In vlelnlf ’heae «0$ 1*1 art $rt streets. phase IM leave ■ IIN II U n f i u l and Baby , or Muotb— ____ ftT u rn rarpiturt ran ttw Canter — •VflS: WJ u« v *a First at Thia la a free pau to tha Rlu Thaaira for Tad Burnett tip . data Job. 5, 1937. ___ • AUTOMOTIVE f —AUTOMOTIVE WANTED •v rttt ■ M U W SMM-t St » lS o A T t AND MOTORS Your Evinnda Dealsr r o b So n b p o r t w o goods 301 E. lot 8L Phone 998 13—TBAILEES II will pay YOU to *aa us bafora & y, Upaa Evanlng* and °*E*lLM* Trailer Sale* ralatha. Ft*. Alntraam* Hou»a T™11* ' *orr“ lf; Purchased now tnl* year. Com plat# with combination refri­ gerator. gaa range, ga* heat, twin bede, dinette A 11 **llon water tank. St. John* Realty. phene 11$» er 10T». Sanford.___ Thl* U a free pa»a to the Rlu Theatre for Robert Richardson. Eap. date Jan. 3, 1937.______ • REAL ESTATE FRIGIDAIRE appliances, sale sad i«n lee. G. H. High. Urledo Fla. Phene r 0-4331* er San fort 1643-W after 0 Robert A. Williams REALTOR Raymond Lundgaixt, Contract and Repair Work ASSOCIATE Maytag automatic wither, good SOUTH PINECREST— l i t tfurei Free Estimates conditloo, 3125. Phan# 366-J. Drive. 3 bedroom modem home. Phone 1473. Atlantic Bonk Bldg. « . L HARVET Leas than I year aid, You ean 204 Sanford Ate. Phone 1121 Thor Gladlron automatic Ironer, W. R. -BUI" STEMPBR buy this home with 0 low down­ Realtor — Gooeral Insane practically new. |TI- Phot* payment and take over o 4 4 * PLUMBING A M ATIN G Gay Allen Ananctato Z100-R3. G. L Mortage. Monthly p e r Septie Tank Initallatlea A Stevie Arietta Prict, Associate manta Including tax 4 laaurlleater Service, A r e n t e C. 43— BUILDING MATERIALS ranee only ITSJS. Cloae walking Phone 903 or 11X3 - 11$ N. Park Harriett, Phone 734-W or 1335. distance to the now trnwern METAL ROOFING Plnccrevt School. See this Home IP IT IS REAL ESTATE Now In (lock, y v Crimp—*5" today. ODHAIt 4 TUDOR, loe . . .'.'I Lnumlsr * Monisith !orru gated Corrugated — 3 4 " Corrugated Phono 77$ Cor. Hwy. 17-Sg 4 XTUl St. at ill South Park at Get All Your Rooflax Natd* I Phones 2100 sod 100$. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. PHONE 1276 for OIERRY Flirt room houso with bath and Real Estate Brokerage — Notary Out West 11th St. approxtmataly thirteen a m * of 1219 W. llth 3t. Rear-Barber Shop COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB high hammock land. W. E. 40-BUS INEM EQUIPMENT Including: bath fixtures, cabinet hoff Jr. rb. so#.' Kirchh “ RIAL EETATE DRIVE-IN sink, water pump, aepue tank HAYNES Office Machine .Co and water beater, approximate Typewritera, adding machines CUSTOM BUILT HOMES J. w!*H a L l ^ R hfALTUR ly $23 month. Seles-Rentala, 314 Mat-. Ph. 44 VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL Jahaay Walker. Aaaaciale Call, or see ut TODAY FINANCING -Call Hall" Phone 1738 106f Sanford Are. Phone 1113 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD LOW DOWN PAYMENTS $300 DOWN LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS plumMof. Kmky Heating Older 2 hr. home. Separate din­ Used furiitare. appliances, toe!., A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. m ! g . H O D G B ft ing roonv 3 lota, beautiful lo­ •te. Bought-iold. Larry’s Mart llonrillo Flono 1991 1100 RlwllM Wtl cation. $R500. Servlet on All Water Pomp*— 3X1 East 1st SL Phona 1M1. Well* Drilled — Pumpa Consult A REALTOR First Paola Road, Phono 708 FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE This I* a free past to the Prairie CULLEN AND HARKEY kc Driva In Theatre for —at Warehouse Prtcae. vtsu Phase 3313 O—SPECIAL NOTICES ». Harold Stulr. Enterprise. l*g N. Park Ave. BERRY'S. W* lie esparto It as­ Exp. data Jan. 3, 1967. sisting you to aecure gracious EXCHANGE id Crafted Furniture, good looks with functional con­ Will trade 3 bedroom frame and reflnlah. Wo b U t -_ design --------------------------------venience. Today * best buys us 3 bedroom Concrete Block home. houie for modem trailer. See at MS French, Ph. D L nationally advertised furniture Nice location. Sell equity, p*yat DISCOUNT PRICES. Ml W. mc'nU $36.00 monthly. Phone LAKEFRONT HOME First SC Phona i« 7 for Even­ * fr,m « 00 larg* lot. ing Appointment. Florida room, hsrdvrood floors, All typea and ilte*. lnatalled shade trees, citnu tree*. Over "Dm II Yeuraetf." too ft. on sand bottom lake. * H app^ H om es WE REPAIR AND SERVICE CHOOSE Paved road. ■ T I N E FROM $7,700 Uaehlno sod Supply Ca. Crewing Families ------ 1 3 -----107 W. lad S t Ph. M Different colon and designs and completely furnish your living CROSLEY - BENDIX room with one of eur 100!$ —. in — A. B. PETERSON nylon I pc. groups. Including: RANDALL Ilrober AuselstN! A. B. Peterson Sof* Red Electric Company • Scath Placereal if;,, Chlilarson, Garfield Matching Platform Rocker • Grove Manor* s a n k * - -Quality -SgUafaeUea w etu, John Mslach snd R W Matching Cocktail Chair • Valencia Villas, UeLand William*. A. C Doudxty. Land Ph. I ll Sanford M37-J-1 Do S*ry Coffee Table Surrayer. Step Table ’ !* N. Park Ave Phone M29 HEATING Table Lamp Wonderful I .oca t Inns /loot Furnace* 4 Circulator* Wrought Iron bmokcr — Splendid Valuta — Sofa Pillows H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. CHUORE GOOD W O R K E R S With Room to Hreatho! Ash Tray Sel 200 s. Park Phone 1440 through Cliiilfied ad*: Let an Complete eaperlsneed ad writer aarist you GATUN BROTHERS 9*39. Dragline 4 Bulldoter Service Odham A Tudor builder* EASY TERMS Ph. 2232 Geneva. 1491 W. Sanford. of tame nf Sanford* finest residential acctlooa Bel-Air. ENVELOPES,.Leitarharta. state­ Mather Of Sanford Plnscraat. South Pinement*, Invoice*, hand bill*, ano 203-09 1st St. Phone in crest, Rose Court sod program*, etc. that utterly distinctive Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 • BIG VALUES Grove Manor*. Writ 13th St K r Around W orld Look A t Top News By CMABLES M. MCCANN United Press Staff Carrespoadent United Pres* correspondents around the world look ahead at the news that will make the head­ lines. Bloekbmttr The Senate Investigating sub committee Is qulatly setting rea­ dy for blockbuster hearings In the early spring -m labor racke­ teering. Investigators hsvt bren digging Into the background of the New York hoodlum* impli­ cated In the acid blinding nf labor columnist Victor Rlevel. But that phaae of the spadework la des­ cribed as only Incidental to the main investigation, which ha* threads leading to moat of the country's major industrial cantenTime* IIstc Changed A few years ago It would have been Incredible. But you ean look for the appolntmeo^nest spring of a German general a* com­ mander In chief of the North At­ lantic Treaty ground fortes in Central Europe. He’* Lt. Gen. Rmhf WELL DRILLING Falrbanks-Morse pump*. Repairs to all makes. HOWARD C. LONG 207 E. Commercial Ave. Phone 3SI Thun, Doc. 87* 19M H E R A LD K Hans Speldal, chief of the arm­ ed fo-ces section of the West Garmaa Defense Ministry and yne-time chief of staff to "Das* art Fox" Field Marshall Erwin Rontmsl. Insiders say Speldel Is a n*ar-e*rtalnty tor Ue post, now vaeant. The appointment Is be­ ing delayed to permit tho West German Defense Ministry Wo re­ organise Its lop army command before Speldel Itavts. Thanh You Not* Bertha Adkins, assistant chair­ man of tha Republican National Committee, Is being boomed for in Important government post. It’a partly a •'thank you" for bar campaign work, partly because of the need for a new petticoat ap­ pointment. The resignations of Clare Boothe Luce as ambassador to Italy and Dr. Martha EHo* as hssd of tha Children's Bureau women holding top administra­ tion jobs. Mrs- Adkins, a friend­ ly brunette from Salisbury, Md.. rules out only one possibility — says she hasn't enough money to hold a diplomatic post shocker. Shocked British church and civ­ ic societies art getting rea s / to 1st loois a blast against an offi­ cial government report, due soon, nn prostitution and homosexuali­ ty. Conclusions in lh« report are supposed to be top secret. But It's leaked out that they Include: 1. Prostitution, legal in Britain If the woman doe* not actively so­ licit or cause a disturbance, will remain legal. 3. Homosexuality have whittled down tha number of wlU bt mors or lea* mnlsasd afi Idally provided U does «•$ !«• /olvs soliciting or pubtk rniltaar* Sports Ontleah Firework* ar* la prnpsrt wtot tha Chicago Boars aad tha Nov* York Glint* play for tho National Football Lottos ekaaptaMUp Sunday. The Detroit Lions kata vesasrd the Bear* of playing “ do* I'betaloly dirty" football. Tha Giants art ritad ono of tht Ma­ gus’ * rioanolt-playlnff tot tat- But If tha going got* rough, tkoyH be la than. A tango totala, la which nearly anything aao*. la ex­ pected. The Doan should whs with their stronger otl-ranad loom, even though they had to rally to get a 17-17 tie wHh tha Giento last month. IBLL Aayttoag . WHh A OaaalfM JUFT CAL’ t$$i ShV E M M EI ’ • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS You Can WILSON MAIRR New and deed Furniture 111 E. First St. Phone 95g Buy W ith Confidence Gracey Refrigeration END OF YEAR SALE FOR RENT— Modern trailer lou, Commercial and Dcmeatlc 30’iSO’. |10. mo. to permanent 409 Palmetto Ave. — Ph. M3-1. All Itsma reduced prior to Inven­ adults. Call Mrs. John Bexwlectory. hln, Wl-W. _________ ______ l*-INSTRUCTION Red Room Suits* I t —USED CAES Redding Deanna’ s School o f Donco Living Room Groups Chrysler late model 1M1 bard top Ballet—'Tap— toe— arid Ballroom Odd Chairs convertible. 11,000 miles. Ia ex17-92 at Hiawatha— Phone M71 Lamps cellent condition, looks like Dinettes new. Reaaanable for cash. Term* To Suit You At EMPLOYMENT Would make a alee Christmas g ift Mrs. B. S. Rowan, WO W. ECHOLS REDDING CO. 26—HELP WANTED FEMALE 20th St • t'oraer 2ad A Magnolia, Ph. 1132 •'Hud'’ Rambergar. Mgr. fa y Herron will put you miles Exp. waitress wasted. 60c hour Free Delivery plus board. Own transportation. Ahead 4 Dollars Ahead with a Gene’s Spaghetti Houae. Oraaga high appraised trade-in on a City. Phone Spring 45335. Naw 19S7 Pontiac. the new Pontiac now on This la a free pass to the Prairie U-FARM and GARDEN display. IMS Plymouth Plata Sedan Lake Drive In Theatre for 1154 Pontiac 4-door Chltften Mrs. Lewis Brademyrr. Geneva. CABBAGE PLANTS Deluxe. Exp. data Jan. 5, 1667. 400,000 Midasason Market. Ph. 3103. 1154 Dodge Royal Sedaa 1953 llulclc Riviera Sedan 8ALE8LADY. Year-round employ. Tree ripened oranges, $100 bushel, 1952 4-door Plymouth menL Vacation. Good hour*. 1961 4-door Chevrolet Apply In person. 110 8. Pal­ rjions 239-W. 1940 4-door Plymouth metto Ave. Call Ray Herron, 2434 or after 6 RENTALS p.m. Calll 1J43-W. 37-HELP WANTED MALE *4— APTS— ROUSES—ROOMS 11— APPLIANCE REPAIRING Newspaper atraet laleiboy* want­ ed for work after aehoak. Age* MATHIS alaetrio appliance re­ WCLAKA APARTMENTS: rooms up to 14 ytara uM dee Ur. pairing. Light fixtures installed. private baths. 114 W. First St Holley at The Sanford Herald Free Pick up k delivery. Phone right after school. 2420.XJ. Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W a !C—BEAUTY PARLORS when you buy an Odham A Tudor Home. DRIVE OUT TODAY! CI7TINO SIADV to go In for a dip, this model In Loo Angeles Is shown wearing tho latest In knit bathing tulls, designed by Rosa Marie Retd. The lamb U responsible for the soft-texturod wool Windsor knitted with L i­ te* for curva taming qualities. ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc LOOK O r . Myw. 17-62 A 27IIS 81. Phone* 2100 A 29*0 “ Builders of Finer Homes Far Fl.rlda Living" for your name in The 08-LOTI SonfohtL KsihaltL choice lota in tha 3Iayfslr Are* at an attractive cash price. W. E. Kirchoff Jr. Phone 90g. W 17—BROKERS and REALTORS N T A D S You May Have A FREE GUEST PASS ROSA L. PAYTON negleterrd Real Estate Broker Phone 3071 1713 at Hiawatha To The BALL REALTY And INSURANCE Movieland Ride-In Prairie Lake Drive-In iT-*M r Seminole Realty W 'e m ! A MAYFAIR AREA 113 N. Virginia, beautiful Brit­ tany Farm Hom<*. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths; "Wade-built" on Oak shaded lou. By appointment. $33,000. Full time messenger. $1.00 per Efficiency apt Ill-way 17-92 So. hour. Apply Western Union. City Limits. Slumberland Court. For all your B e a u t y Need* Rcvelon A Thto Bcndrr COemptle* no Seminole Realty for DasirFINANCIAL HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOR ablt Houses and Apta. Pboo* 27 204 So. Park Ave. — Phona 080 103 So. Oak Ph. 971 25—MONEY TC LOAN EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable BUSINESS for Winter TouriaL Private bath OZIER REALTY CO A U T O LO AN S Laura B. Ozier, K*altor A ahower. Steam heat Inquire SERVICES COST LESS Haiti M. Field. Associate Manuel Jacobson scrota from RBPA1R9 2601 80. Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1339 Pott Offlc*. EVENINGS: 3113 and 7*0 Florida State Bank Sloeping rooms. T.V. 401 M ir Ted Burnett Of’ SANPORD noli* Ave. Ph. 038-J. 11031K AND INCOME for PAINTING 3-It It. furnished home on large Clean opt. Oil heat. 811 Park. 3601 Grandview Pboae 1M3-M MERCHANDISE corner lot in quiet section of (New) Homs, furn.. couple. 1303 city with a*ot 1-H-K. furnished WOOLSEY 43—ARTICLES fey BALE Elliot. apartment attached. Double carMarina fln lah aa porta. Present rents are $83 Wa buy and **0 used furniture Furnished 3 rooms A bath. Low F or Y ear Boot and $33. Llvo In onr and rent Paying top cash price* for any rent. Call 1494. the other or rent both. Just re­ Senkarik O.laaa ond Paint Co. thing o f value SUPER TRAD* duced to 511,300. A uLe buy! 113-114 W. tad St __ Phone 320 INO POST on 17-82 Ph 205J-W. Furnished garage apt. 3 room A hath, «rr**n*r( nnr»S. garage. This u a free P«J ta the Phone 33S or 1037. Ride-la Thedty* for J. 5 LIVB BAHT da. Exp. dau Jan. 1. 1937. W. DIETRICHS T. W. 3IERO Shlnar*. Bull Head*. Pop Ont* 5 room houae. 1600 French, Phone REALTORS 5 Dozen, 63c RENEW .. Your Roof! Mar Wa 347.lt. 1101 Park Avr. Phunr 27 or 1(3 Missouri Minnows and Worms auggaal a contractor. Lei Ut Planting Grncery—E. Geneva Ave arrange a Home Ok sera Loan •t—ACREAGE to cover year roofing Job. Gr*» WANTED Oil neater*, all kind, cheap Ten seres exceptional tiled lend Lumber of Sanford. *th Wa taka yours in trade. on herd surface road. W. E. Marla, Phone 3443. Saleslady far part Uom Saper Trsdlag Peat Kirchhoff Jr. Phona 303. * ork la mea's wear >lorr. Phono 2033-W Per Painting eat) Mr, Tuber. Ph. On Hwy. 17 92 666XR. Room apoelal t u n FUlt GKAND BUYS GALORE, Jim Hobson Men’s Wear SEWING MACHINES mska tha Want Adi your ibopp. FLOUR sanding and ftaUhing. 304 E. First S t Ncecbi - White teg pl«et. Cleaning, waning serving Semi­ New ead Used nole county since 1925. GARRETT'S 323 E 1st SL H M. cTaeaen, Lake Mary M rlfA N E Y -S M IT II PAINTS Canteen*, cot*, sleeping blgi. tenia, meis kits, hunting knives. >411 8. Park ____ Phone 1263 Army-Navy Surplus. 310 San­ ford Ave. Thin la a free pass to tha Movieland Ride* In Theatre for J. O. Huff. Exp. date Jan. 8, 1637. —Factory to you— Aluminum -PIANO BEKVICt Venetian Blind* — Plane Technician Enclosed head. Sag proof bottom WL.JSill rail with plastic ends. Plostle 9166 Reete I. gaaferd or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon SOMETHING MISSING? Locate cords. It quickly through Want Ads. Senkarlk fil.uu nnd Point Co. | ,wm Phone 1121. 112 ill Wsit 2nd St. Phone 320 a MOVlI STAR Carroll Bakor lx shown with her husband,.Jaefc Oar> feln, at they look through the glaea of the nursery at Mount liaal Hospital, Naw York, at the baby girl born to tho fUm astraao. Ih* la sttr of tha controversial film, "Baby Doll.” Nun# Chsrlotta Kulp bolds tha Infant, who will bo named Blanch*. (JntemotteMl) „ _____ , C oM C R ireM ** Or Ritz Theatres 6 Each day tho names of people will be published in The Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets tu the Movieland Ride-In, the Prairie Lake Drive-In and the Ritz theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it is your free ticket— you pay only a small service and tax charge on Ritz Theatre, and Prairie Lake Drive-In passes. Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office of the theatre named Make sure you lipve your driver’s license, social security card or other personal identification with you. Note the date printed at the bottom of the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date. FIND YOUR NAME! SEE THE MOVIES FREE! tm m ,. , - lM tl . •OMt ; VI iJm �t- -T« **1 r Sanford Herald iw-- ■ i [»i; , j u i i i .. ■ il:t t Hilt llii l m in ii iT im it norm Walt I K MSBMUaSSb 1:11 R N ltnn* tit* t :U l^ S ? Ittf H itt valiast Lady 11:11 Loro of Ufa l i lt march for Ta ■ Haattat * rUhln* with Do a toafl of Ve.t.rday EarkanUd Ulrrer /aka l»al* u l tie Kewe Bo* Caatnlasa tkaw Oak Lombardo tkaw Highway Patrol The Tlaa fa JJJ Kawa Waotkor Hood Moralac** Caatala r Slfa Off rfaa Oa u rw r c j\ r « : T>a Price la M «M roar Owa Ha * Ititt oar? I 11:11 ttrlka II M im a f fallaat Latr T aa science Plrtloo t :lt tot. /raatoa •:ta Wat If ft tat a- •:M H itt 11:11 U it l rttrki . &**PaVl*lPHair Port TOM ALL GRINDS (LHhH 1 With 15.00 or Mora Order) (phoducsi (Dra. B. A. Lore and Lavte K. Dnhl I l M H H f Umm who mlta bto food rten before bt U » Brookhtvan National Labotattlnc ttf If yac ue, dmaew ue ratory At Upton, New York. you Bight be • good candidate They elaialfled the employe* for a certata ' of high blood Into three CAtegoriaa: thoae who hjptrttniten.inerer «Md tabta wit, thoae who right hart added aalt to thtlr foods but only that there U M knows explana­ after tasting and thota who altion for ettenUnl ayai salted foods btfora they (tasted than. Cauat d Dtoe— Only one of the 1M persona In Wa M t l any definitely that the Brat category developed eekfwZ i f JS!? "U to l hypertension, forty-thraa t* ™ eauaa of tula type ox die- „# nu gyo ^ th. second classlflcAeasa. But rasulto «C recent taata1 ^ -J ^ to » developed the ailment But presented la Urn Aaiertcaa Bo- u ^ 0; jgj persons who salted CELERY STUART PAPER SHELL Pecans 2 "'“i9 i commune cation t l Throw off U. Exclsmatlon 11. Moisture 15 Lively auny l« Viper t« Muetenota 10 Paring “to ha* TO Cod cf loro 32. Radio cabinet T9 Likely 31 Apart 3» Hiawathaa boat It Dorn 12 Corpulence 34 City (Eng.) M Neuter pronoun 37. Therefore 30. CwvileL Utlon 40 Boy's T-TT m 1 3 f l a . grade grade - a* ** fla 4A The popeslace (Asa. Or.) r t A wrinkle b). Seaport m .W TURKEYS " ” ALL SIZES .. lb . WHOLE ■ ■ ^ | l 49 CUT-UP _ FRESHLY GROUND Start The New Year Right HOC JOWLS With BLACK EYE PEAS ■-«* KLEENEX too Size 29c Rot FR0IEN SPECIALS Reynolds WRAP Ree. Roll LIBBY’S ENGLISH Brnch’s Chocolate 31 CHERRIES PUSS ’ N HOOTS 13 os. Box 49 New Year's Party! FOOD 2-27 NO RUGS M’LADY 49c rip p p c COCKTAIL ONIONS CHUTNEY COCKTAII. III MIKOOMS ARTICHOKE COCKTAIL SALAMI PI.UM PUDDING Visit Our Party Foods Department SYMPHONY SLICED CALIFORNIA Strawberries SHLKFINE ORANGE Cat LOBSTER OLIVES ON A TREE PEPITAS CAVIAR PEPPERMINT PEARS WHOLE CLAMS PICKLED llONKYIlkW PEAS 2 1 35 JUICE Soflin Toilet TISSUE 7 4 NEW YEAR! FROM m Zl M A H S I7 .P G — ALL SIZES - U. S. GOOD Tomatoes 4 Roll i* Tha towen of the Brooklyi Bridge reat on tubmaged woot cnihiona 15 feet thick. World At Mooa Radio r a m Dlroot Bar ! t n » Ranch Nava Fryers .r 79*1 89 Chink ROAST } 39* 3 >b* $1.00 Hamburger |*0 0 $ OAK HILL Shelf Paper 7;. 43 Open (poet) 44. Doctor Iabbr l *1 Arabian chieftain M Country l Asia > ia:*:a *JDnuu DOWN 3A Under­ n a s t v j attnta rstjui^ii :i?a 1. VnderwaM water < 1 External working Ixvuw i anaaiL-u unii seed mating chamber Iujuuu tnuan XL Euro­ L Catcher's nua tio ju UN'jHaau ma glove pe"* uctussx A Compass 33. Christ­ Uita ••iana«i a a s ia a point (abbr l mas s a a u a ana: I Eeplorva •nng ilJJd l C1J.11! 3t Thue for gold A Muetenota 3A gitwaT. Strange lioa tH M ltfi Aaewea A Layer 37. Bed ranopiea M Musical I Large-ta Usd 30. tadc&olta ccmposlUoo bird articla *0 Nobleman It Bern debt U J««uk H GirI s name 1) Pull month IS Before IT. Jumbled IS. Water gw 47. Masurium type iBakyi) (•ym ) ll’ttat) 17. Weep M Music nuta Tha Mayflower, which brought the Pilfrtmt to this country It 1(30. wad dismantled In Englmi in UM*Cta» ° — A^WSfWSc FLA. GRADE “ A” •by mnuiAM « m Grafraf Press Writer ACROM t. Approached A Contrive secretly t. Capital IPV.) 10. Mrsna of vorthwfcOu,’* TURKEYS 39 HEN YOU'RE TELLING ME! DAILY C R O S S W O R D loot enough to attoii watthiai Double “l)” FLA. PASCAL wem to gtva aa reason to betters tha dlaeaaa. that begtnalcg a high aalt diet 1 think the evidence la pratty tarty to Ufa and continuing it for plain that Ultra la a definite con­ several yean might be a factor ta nection here. (evtlopment of tha trouble UUMIkJU AJD AKSWta J. A.: la vitamin B-13 of help la Tha taata aonduatod on 1 M treating osteoarthritis? parsons plainly MdieaUd that tha Answer: Recently It has bean groups using tha moat salt had shown that when It ta properly tha highest Incidence of M this (used. Vitamin B-13 In large doses does help certain esses of oeteoblood pressure ailment Tha survey was carried out byirthrUU. O JU Ie tU llitt P rophet -_ slaty of kxpertmantal Pathology trusted food Vera found to have (V Ji-iel wcetera Nava Too* JOLIET, m .-P rttw limit. Thaodora R. Heflin, hoping i Chrlitmu day accordion r*eiu would Imprati hit parnU: “ I'd Uka to thaw a f father ’ can put a y aiad to Matthloi ft 7.11 •porta At a O t:M jM tar'i Chelae l:M Moralaa Doroiloaa ________ Tlaa t:«l ilarvaar tita want At Nlaa till Maniac Melodlee t.M lliro oat Tkiro Ititt lit* Oak It It Double “ D” 0” Ranch O n H ig h B lo o d P ressu re t t t Aa tha poet as weO put ft, these are Indeed tha melancholy days I f t of the year. As we note by the lever since ha lead that Mil- newspapers that tha cost of liettedea, a Greek warrior chief, tug ta gotng up and up, tha mer­ won the BatUa af blarathoa with cury keeps going down and down. l* Wewt l:M 'p tte tt 2cuUttu M E A T S S a lt M a y H a v e B e a r in g tha adds 10-to-l against him, Betcha Dellsr Dennis has been trying to find a race boras with tha aama name. t 1 I A M ii»g la gayinad la said (a be baasled by a paryte ykoel. Omi yrir/7—don’t It0 as eyoofca are aow appcwrlay la TefAelrafeef t t t A spades af AaWraUaa fray sett titt CMia rukar i f the he teft— fltaRy PlwtNto ta the AT AOB U. Jerry Ldaka. a Canadian boy. See bean crowned wheat king af Nerth America for tha ascend time. However, wa fear it would be uawiaa to eugg*»t to your farmer Meads that raising a good crop to chugs play. t I t M kv farree a/ f t f l n f m i Wales are ISM aw* sAorf. Beltrr ott akrrlork Holmea bar* aa Me fob? I I t Dava to H i Dancetliaa Warn cat tlaa PHIBAt ! Titt aaaoa Oteleeh TsU Hava* Florlta Tilt Neww-Werlf P o o .b o ll U ta tkow. Na«« A Ml i:f| Pafctle Bar. Peatar. l:N Baaart Preview % » A * t:tl t:U iir o a o • itaa a a a c t c t u r a c a iB it i t E i n t l:tt Tko Rhrtbm Hoar ortt At Ms Silt 1:11 Twill tita wru'eaK™*' !=«» Koala at Raaeom i l l Waa^Stvarta * " __ With M * t^t H it Oa if rt: Ml I II f.aa till »:»1 till “ ** it* m«kt K « n Troaaaro M«a Off f :lt « J is sstsa r* »t^a Oany Mooro & TV Log R a d io t ilt t i i t o M l M fM lN f It tt At b M Ittll Hava i l l * i n-xi PARK AVE AT 25th STREET - SANFORD Prlcef Good Through Monday DEC. 31st * �<r-f*?.r?rs* .pir;- n WjCTSMiro. , ’ rj3 j? * ir Y n r Herald ta Nat Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 Befer* 7 P. M. OHre ^ a t t f u r f o ^ (POLUMI XLV1I m n v M y n v M H ill * M N M BJ AM 1NDCPKNDKNT DAILY NtWBPAPtX am SANFORD, FLORIDA EaUMMrf 1»M FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1958 United Wirt W*. 1 f t Hungarian Labor Shows ’Signs Of Getting Tough Giants Second Highest T a x p a y e r s In City * Tempers Fanned By Crisis $ v | ' it !■ i Top News In Brief 7 ■ n j "v j * CAMP KILMER. N. J. « P Vlcr President Richard M. Nixon ha* denied reports that there ta a ::bottleneck" In the govern­ ment’s relief program for Hun garlan refugees. Jaycees Receive U. S. Civic Service Award • ‘ U /* VIENNA 4R— Hungary’s res­ ‘The Now York Giant* a n the League, spoke to the Seminole tive worker* showed renewed second highest taxpayers in the County Junior Chamber of Com­ signs today of getting tough with Citjr of Sanford wilh investments merce at its weekly luncheon Soviet-Imposed Communist close to a million dollars," John meeting on the "Giant’s Story."' Hungarian regime on the eve of "This is the first time in base­ Krider, Manager of the Seminole an expected government reshuf­ MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. W -T h e County Chamber of Commerce, ball history that a major league fle. average U. S farm has expanded told the Jaycees at their noon club has Invested in a city," Krl-1 The workers’ tempers were be­ from 2IS vena In I960 to a pre­ der said a* he described the near Iluncheon meeting yesterday. ing fanned by the nation’s eco­ sent slae of about 230 acres, Krider, an unofficial spokesman dormitory building nearing com­ nomic crisis which has resulted the Northwestern National Life pletion at the corner of Mellonfor the New York Giants, Semi­ WINNERS RECEIVE THEIR AWARDS at the Seminole County Joyce* luncheon yesterday. ( M l Insurance Co said today. in widespread unemployment In right) Mrs. Viola Kaataer, Mrs. N. R. Whltnri, Sirs. A. j. Bracken, Jaycee President Ge*rg« nole County Commissioner- elect. villc and Celery Aves Reports from Budapest said A. Speer hsldlag commercial trophy, ted Mrs. Rinert 8. Stone. (Staff Photo) "The dormitory has been erect­ , Sanford City Commissioner, and WASHINGTON flt - Ambassa­ considerable Interest is being at­ WASHINGTON * P - T h rree e i President o f the Florida State ed at a cost of more than $200,dors and ministers from Iron 000 and furnishings wit require an tached to a meeting there today American newsmen who slipped Ctirtain countries—Including those of the Hungarian Writers Associa­ investment of more than $10,000," Into Red China illegally could face ■ » .• » D J I tion. The association was active from Russia and Hungary—have heavy fines. Imprisonment and L IS 1II1Q A f 6 D Q U lV he saidbeen Invited to be "honored from mr nine or ten farm in the early stages of th poli­ loss of other privileges, governj a r s I Playrrs rtayers irom guest*” at President Elsenhow­ tical ferment which preceded the There will be ment officials u ld today. r iG G Q G C l r O T J Q V C G G the modern uilding er's Inaugural Ball next month. eruption of the freedom revolt modern building. There will be Government legal officers are / n . . . I 330 players here for training com­ Oct. 23. itermlnlng possible legal actions j K G n i Q I jG r V I C G CAIRO OV- Th* United Nations The Budapest afternoon news­ mented Krider. "As a rough guess, hlch might be taken against the The "rental service” handled salvage fleet was reported at paper Eatl Hirlap said the writers The United Statea Jaycee's Civic it will take about $2,300 a day to newsmen. When they do come now bjr the Seminote County Jun­ work cleering the Sues Canal borne, their passports may be ior Chamber of Commerce at the operate the dormitory during the "will likely discuss the events of today, and Cairo newspapers said Service award, made recently to selxed—an action that could bar Jaycee Information Rooth Is hav­ training season," Krider explained. the past weeks." Seminole County Junior •JACKSONVILLE KB- A recom­ th* move meant the Middle East the Workers Voire Demands And all of this money Is chat)any foreign travel for an inde­ ing its “ ups and downs.” crisis was nearing an end. Chamber of Commerce by the mendation to establish a 65-milenelcd into Sanford business, he Report* reaching Vienna said finite period. A former service of the Cham­ Fourth District Vice Pesldent an-hour daytime speed limit and he said. "Only one subcontractor steelworker* of the Ceepel . Is­ a 33-mile on hour night lime Officials told the United Press ber of Commerce, the listings of BUDAPEST SB— The Russian* working on the building is not lo­ land iadustrial complex laid Larry Condlct, was In recognition that no decisions had been made apartment and home rentals Is cal—blocks, glass, plumbing and strong demands before puppet have withdrawn three of th* 12 of the local club meeting the re­ limit for passenger can on Flor­ on what course of action, if any, primarily for servicemen looking ida highways was In the hands of to 14 division* they had In Hunother supplies were obtained locwill be followed. for homes for their families who sly." and in addition, he said, Premier Janos Kadar at a meet­ gary at the height of last quirement* of Operation Civic the Legislative Cornell today. ing In Budapest Thursday, month's rebellion, independent And unless th* council gives The first newsman to enter Red come to Sanfod to be together. there will he » staff of 33 people Idled workers received another non-Communist source- reportesl Service conduct on a nationwide IU unanimous approval lo th* pro­ "We have front,15 to 16 calls a ,jn ' lt when comp|ctcd. VhJna in violation of passport rebasil. blow from th* Red regime.. Bu­ today. posal, the suggestion will not go atricticlis was William Worthy, day-five or sit by telephone and xotiehln* briefly on (he Florida George A. Speer, President of to Ihe State Legislature In April Negro correspondent for the Haiti- 10 to 12 by personal calls at the State League. John Krider said dapest radio announced food would no longer be provided to N®w* 9* tbe General Henry Ihe Seminole County Jaycees said for a vote. more Afro-America. Worthy en- booth," said Nora Belle Clause, that this I* the aecond year San­ Shelton Sanford Memorial Libra­ workers in the Idled factories on yesterday that the project* "en­ tered Red China the day before Jaycee secretary. Th* Legislative Council's Safe­ ford has not been represented in ry and Museum is beginning ta (Continued Oa Page Tea) Christmas. Listings are needed very badly, the Class D league. "I have got­ titling up to this award" and th* ty Committee, which make* pre­ reach Into many comers of the the secretary said, as there are ten out from under everything liminary recommendations to the > ■, , Jaycee* who worked so hard to globe, particularly in the country not many left to cho|«e from. round! which in turn hands pro­ rxerpt the formation of the lea- r l O Q U G L s G Q I C Q lG u which Sanford's founder served. get It, were: "And especially do wo need the gue," Krider stated. posed legislation over to th* law­ A letter from Willebroeck. Bel­ listing of unfurnished and furn­ The Fishing Rodeo, Jack Sew­ makers. agreed Thursday that an "Sanford is on the thrcshhoUt j | 0 L «0IT ) 17161110TO 16 ell committee chairman; Fir* ''absolute” maximum speed limit gium la proof that the newly built ished homes where children will of its greatest growth In history- ‘ be acceptable,” she said. Prevention Week, with Bob Crum­ was needed for the statei (0 rut library and museum la already the Chamber of Commerce man­ becoming prominent in many e lr ley a* committee chairman; Get* down the -Isgjejina to|l o r M b el#*. "One of thd troubles we run ager said- And he gave the Navy • v • PARIS w — High American Out-The-Vote, with RIll'Lramkow way deaths. Into very often,” it was explaln- much itf the credit for "the great The letter waa addressed toi wwt-Prmth offtl'al# dodfeatdrt*^CHARLOTTE, N. C. «P - Two ed, "la that when a home or an things happening Mr* ‘~ Met Highway Limits Something now has been added as committee chairman; Opera­ The Librarian of the Henry Shel­ newly-wed Hungarian freedom apartment ia rented we are nut Th* committee set the open ton Sanford Memorial Library, Ed Hunt, program chairman for plaque here today commemorating j the Spring Baseball Training tion of the Information Booth un­ Ihe looth anniversay of Woodrow flghtera began a new life without notified.” der the direction of the Board of highway limits at 65 and S3 but Sanford. Florida, US A. the luncheon meeting told Kri­ picture In Sanford, and It may be Wilson's birth. terror, or oppression today and on* of the first ventures nf Iti Directors and Mis* Nora Belle put off temporarily any decision All that ia necessary in listing der before the meeting was ad­ Already, copies of Informa­ The dedication took place In kind anywhere. prayed "the rest of our country­ an apartment, an unfurnished journed, "The pcopla of Sanford (Tuuse; Teen Age Road-E-O, with on a lower limit for trucks and tion about General Sanford which front of the Hotel CriUon on th* men!’ aoon will do likewise. Bill Lorkatd at committee chair house, or a furnished one, is to and Seminole County are fortu­ On March 18 next year, 23 high buses. nppe-ared in last year’s edition of Gera and Eva Biro-using as­ call 1372. Miss Clause said this nate to have a man of yo«» cali­ Place de la Concord*. In 1910 school boys from New York Stale man; uml Christmas activities, The group also agreed to seek The Sanford Herald’* Mall-away President Wilson drew up the Lea­ sumed names to protect relatives morning. However, she said, "we bre at the helm of the Chamber will arrive ia Sanford for ten days with the Christmas parade com­ a state limit of 30 miles per Edition have been mailed to th* still in Hungary — srrived here would also appreciate a call when of Commerce »nd »e want you to gue of Nations covenant with fel­ of Intensive training. mittee headed by Tom McDonald hour in cities and towns to re­ college student making the in­ Wednesday night- and act up the premise! are rented." know that we’re back of you." low delegates to the Versailles They will be accompanied by a the Shopping Tour and Balloon place the present 25 miles per quiry. peace conference In the Hotel group of parent* and the athletle Sale* committee headed by Mason hour setup. Housekeeping in a small apart­ The lefler waa a* follows; CriUon. ment contributed by a well-wisher. staff of th* Hackley School for Wli.irton, and the Christmas Sen. Merrill Barber of Vcro Dear Sir, Lighting Contest Committee head Beach, who heads the committee, U. S Ambassador to France Bovs In Tarrytown, N. Y. Although neither can speak EngBy means of the Connecticut Douglas Dillon, French Secretary ed by John Alexander. liih, they have received offers of Reservations have been nude spoke up for the "absolute” day­ Historical Society, your addresa of State for Foreign Affairs Mau­ at tie Mayfair Inn for the group employment and financial assist "We all should be proud of the time limits, saying "if there ever wa* given to me in order to get rice Faure, and former French o f kaseball enthusiast*, the par Awards we've received and thank was a time that the people of ance. One caller offered Gera a Premier Joseph Paul — Boneour ents. and th# athletic staff of the all who hrlped to makp It possible Florid- and the tartlsUtur# were some Information. Job in a factory and said he would As a student of th* Cohs'al made brief speeches. schtol. get a promotion as soon as he (Continued On Page 10) to qualify for It," said Speer. University of Antwerp, I have to Tile cause of the latest fire was MALIBU. Calif. W —The third TW City of Sanford will furn­ mastered EnglishDillon also read the following make a dissertation, n Ihesls, con­ major brush fire In three day* of not known. But fire officials said message from President Eisen­ ish a baseball diamond at the Geaa and Eva werr married in cerning Sir II. 3. Shelton San­ an arson squad is Investigating hower: West Coast Inferno broke out early Menorial Baseball Stadium. a refugee camp in Austria Dec. ford, who wa* a friend of our today in the fashionable Bel-Air both the tires here and Ihe blase Training of the high school ) after a harrowing 38-mlle flight “ The tooth anniversary of King Leopold II. at Bel-Air. district of Lot Angeles n foot from Hungary. The couple Woodrow Wilson's birth is one grotp will be In progrgs at th* If possible, can I have a good Threatens Swank Hotel The new fire was less than 20 earn* time that the Now York fought with the Hungarian patri­ bibliography and eventually g Flames have eaten up the of many occasions <>n which Ihe Ginits Farm System Spring miles away from here, where fire. ots until the Russian army crush­ fighters are battling flames that I parched Malibu soil .and destroyed citizens of America join the list nf works, who can be consult­ ed the revolt and Geza learned j citizens of France in a mutual al­ Trailing Camp wilt be in operaed here In Europe. Further a de* at least fio homes. The fire cxh. wa* urs. marked marked for for deporta H.nnrta- h*ve blackened ' Hon that he ^ ....... . lkl> nearly 27.000 acrei crlption of his youth-diplomatio and turned this movie colony into ploded through the streets of in legiance to the ideals of great ! Nr doubt th« youngster* will get Annual Seminole at som* time near the glimmer­ Th* Second tion to Siberia. ire* here early today and cam *ira,na "disaster" are*. j somi pointer* from the staff of County Baby Derby le In full ing close of IBM or the dawn snd military period. An Army chaplain gave the cou­ Aa the founder of Sanford. I The harried Los Angeles city within a few yards of the swank ! eoacles, scouts, and former big swing. of 1957, then b# sure that the ple paper and stamps to writ* re­ fire department sent 12 engine $.130,000 Malibu Sands Hotel have to need if possible, ihe way I|leugie player* who will he here birth I* recorded by n physician There's not Just one, but two latives in Charlotte who arranged companies manned by 110 men to The Games swept over the Santa . . . 1gettlig the ten New York Giants stork* beating their wing* through exactly as outlined in Monday's of Sanford's founding by Sir Hen­ ry Shelton Sanford. Ihe residential srea in Bel-Air Monica Mountains mio u business A i i f n n r i f t / T n M e n for their removal here. I Farn System teams la shape for th* ether from Rnhyland toward Sanford Herald. O U 5C I dare ask you all this polltriy, where flames were reported lick arcs which had been evacuated ^ U m O N r y their 1M7 season. Above all, be sure to make cer­ the double-finish line. earlier Sweating firefighters stood P r y r /~ p e I f K l B B r l o d hecauso this way it the only t« Ing over dried up foothills, Deails for the training session tain that the exact hour, minute, AH fact* concerning (hi* excit­ help a Belgian student, hoping the A fire department spokesman on rooftops of buildings and r U r t t ' 5 ■« , , , e e u e u NEW YORK th— President were arranged through Frank ing race are detailed in the Urge and even the exact second of birth successful explanation of hit dlfflsaid no homes have been de­ bouses as the fire moved down Mebasr Jr., manager of the May­ cooperative advert! <«ment which Is placed on record. Eisenhower l» thinking about ask­ eultiea Very thanks to you. stroyed yet. He said ‘ ‘there is a the center of a street. ful Iin andr Warren E. Knowles, will appear in Monday's Sanford Victory in th# Baby Derby may More titan 1,000 persons Gcd ing Congress for authority to u-e Sunfa-d rity manager. Very truly ours |good chance of rontaining this fire be decided even by a flutter of Herald. NEW YORK SB—A crude home­ before it does any damage.’' No their homes during the night as a U. S. armed forres whenever he Sletn-n* Phillip Expecting parent* aro advised the stork'a wing. i second major brush fire broke out. believes they are needed to keep Appoldonckstraat, 176 made bomb wrapped in a red injuries have heen reported. In addition to the valuable a r tn read this page closely for all peace in Ihe Middle East. The New Miltvbrock, Prov. Antwerp sock waa found in a seat at th* ray of gifts presented by San­ of the details of the race. Pcrhap* York Time* said today In Its lead Belgium. Paramount Theater In Times some real deep concentration may ford Merchants, The Sanford Her story. The General Henry Shelton also help toward making them aid will give a paid-up subscrip­ Sanford Memorial Library and Tiini-s Washington CorresooiulSquare early today and police said the "luckiest” people in the coun tion to winning parents -on# year ; Museum is expected to h«j dedi* 1rnt .fumes V. Reston reported that M apparently was Ihe work of the to the first of 1937 and six months 'the President and Secretary of ty i rated and opened during the com­ ®mad bomber" whose explosives If th« hoped for baby arrives to the last little citizen of 1936. ing year. Books and museum itState John Foster Dulles plan to I have injured 13 persons here since 'talk nbout the country's future Icm* are being shipped to Sanford I MO. Middle East policy with leaders! (and will arrive in the near future. of Congress in a meeting at the I Bomb squad detectives using a ! The library is vnlucd In excess of White House next Tuesday. blast proof truck swiftly reuiuVcJ 'one million dollars. Reston said (list Pifsldent El [ the device from the theater which Inrustry promotion. Naval Air Tit# Chambar of Commerce, her of Commerce, and that r»nn senhower and Dulles discussed fu manager stated that an Industrial |vatlons to the CofC offices art had been emptied an hour earlier tore Middle East policy Thursday Statin, ^hirhways^and^ a *n" brochure will be published, and complete. to iht future, highlight the first following the last show. at a Whit# House conference but " an industrial survey by Florida "The Chamber of Commerce did not bring up the subject of repor mad# by Scminul# County Power A Light Company *ng|- plans to Discovery of the bomb was Chanfter of Commerce Mana­ l aimed action. £iadr seven hours after police re­ In rekindle interest in th# San ^ ger .ahn Krider and released to­ j ncors seill be poh|i«h*d "Competition it keen among ford Dock and Terminal, a pro |n M e m p h i s T o d a y ceived a telephone rail from a day n Chamber of Commerce Florida cities," admits Krider. Ject of vital importance to the ^ ' man who said a bomb wiuld go memers. MEMPHIS, Tenn. 4P— Tb* "We have no large buildings, nor continued development of our aroff in the Paramount at 7:33 p. At he outset of his report. Kri­ any funds to construct them, but ea." said Krider in his report. 19,7 '! * M ,of r ° l,on win h® m. Without disturbing the 2.300 der rated that "while the Chain- we do have good industrial sites "We expect to continue promo-1rr0* nv<l tonight from 23 finali her o Commerce should pursue Its fjut we ll keep trying.” Tneater patrons, polirc searched tion of Hie SI. Jolinv Indian River i»t,• representing 13 southern usual activities, industrial pruino-1 |n outlining conferences con- Canal; to see a consolidation of ■*****• the theater hut found no trace of An accident ye-tardav on State tion nd an effort to keep the Na fernini, jj* Sanford Nava! Air Sta- all major fund drives into one Th# winner, who will make a The a bomb. Road 15-600, at Fern Park, tam­ val Ar Stalion in Seminole Conn-1 |j„n Krider said in his report that! over-all effort in the nature of a six-months international tour as But during a more thorough ed bv "following too clo-ely" ac­ I ty thuld have precedence." This, "The Chamber of Commerce will Communliy Chest; to meet with! B00*! "HI ambassador of Ihe cotsearch early this morning, police! cording to KHP Lawrence Coff­ of coarse, with a nod from the eontinu# to maintain the excel-1 all commute# chairmen and their i ton industry, will be- announced toKund the latest weapon, wedged Commander L. B. Libbcy. USN. Commanding Officer nf Heavy At­ man resulted in property damage CofC Board of Directors. lent relations which exist between' groups in January ; a concvntrat* bight before a capacity crowd at Kri«r stated that "we have Naval personnel and ettiaens of ed effort to secure new members CH* auditorium, m a 13th row orchestra seat The tack Squadron hevm. a unit or Heavy AUaek Uing One. i» estimated at $700 and one Injury. Th* collision, between a car followed every pond* industrial this county. cutting the take ia celebration of the presentation of the after the first of the year; and Pols# and audience appeal seat had bean slit, apparently with { sho*n Navy Rattle Kffirimry "K " lo Heavy Attack Squadron Seven. The driven by J. R. Williams. 34, of lead." Out-of-town contacts with "Modern highways are essential, to hold the annual meeting of the count heavily in thia contest, which a knife, and the bomb placed In- ilaltli E(firicon "K " U awarded annually to the squadron which Luke Mary and a ear diven by indiistlal leaders were mad# wilh especially to the success of the membership during the first parti I* devoid of ” cheest*cake" and aide. achieve* the highest standing In the competition of all Atlantic William T. John«on. 40, of Jack­ a view to bringing important sub-i Jor endeavor*." said Krid»r. 1of the New Year,” said Krider bathing aulls. Fleet Heavy Attack Nouadrona. The award wa- presented Decem­ sonville occurred shortly after 11 contrators into the county And The report include- th# announ in the Sem-O Grant rrpori. The r.ew maid will leave for ber 22 by Captain J. T. Blackburn, USN. Commanding Officer of o'clock yesterday. visit* o plants with plans to ex Cement that a nr- map id San , "I with to thank all of you for New York City shortly *Ger re­ Heavy Attack Wing One Ihe presentation marks the -erond con­ Mrs. ioiura Lew Johnson was pand I the area along witch slr- ford and Seminole County will b your fine support these fir»t fsw reiving her title. There she will secutive year that Heavy Attack Squadron Seven ha- won the award. Shown al-o in lb,- picture are Commander G. T. Forrrst. taken to the Florida Sanitarium engthqrj tie* wilh the Florida published, the U-giilativ* and months. I shall continue to need he Interviewed by newsmen, lake USN. Executive Officer of the squadron. Mrs. I- It l.ibbey with In Wlnfrr pik -u ffc'n g from a Devclomcnt Commission and its National Affairs Committee has; the help of everyone ufyou Lf •a course In modeling ami get Fair and not quite to cold Frida; daughter* llarb<ra and Donnie, and members of Heavy Altai.. po-*ible sprained neck, -aid the inrmhn aie among some of the M l w,,li James E. Mooney, /la - .f, are to do Ihe Job d ill is( th* first nutflu for her ell cotFHP Patoimaa. Squz.irou be*ea. tOlficul Photo, U. S. Navy) effortr already completed. ^yd Saturday. tixz Manager of ihe U. S. Cham- needed here.” said Krider. . ton wardrobe. Newsmen Slip Into Red China; May Be t ined, Imprisoned i ■* « Eti •# - Legislative Council To Consider 65 mph Daytime Speed Limit News Of Memorial 'ftrarv, Museum Readies Belgium Two Newly-Wed Freedom Fighters % egin New Life W. Wilson's Birth Baseball Training To Be Held Here For Tvnage Boys Third Fire Endangers Movie Colony Area Annual Baby Derby Is In Full Swing « President M ay Seek Homemade Bomb Is Found In Theater Additional local News On Page 10 Industry, NAS Highlight Report '57 Maid Of Cotton do ever)thing possible W ill Be Crowned 2-Car Accident Leaves 1 Hurt, $700 Damage Weather I oJ � 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, 1956 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, December 27, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 27, 1956. 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>, December 27, 1956; <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/30d208d03bb7f473df3774e3a310c755.pdf 1264118ecbcceb84d1ce15fdd0a5efae PDF Text Text yw* S W r : •.■#* > , . i r r » Tne Boo/c lies open a n d w e reacf again the wondrous story of Christmas, ’*.... for unto you is born this d a y in the city o f David, a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord." M ay th f glory of its m eaning fill our hearts a n d enrich this season with the true spirit of Christmas. VrWUuf C^ddJmctA Jo yo u jto m d ll 0£ 1A&... Howard Fraser Golden Drlsklll Bryan Foster Fred Gilbert Amos Gooding John Harvey Charles Henderson William Hijjgenbotham Samuel Hudley Miles Hudson William Hutching Ezell Jackioa W. W. Johns. Sr. Clifford Johnson Allen Knight C. C. Lawrence Cecil Legette Claude Locke W. K I.nchstaniphfor Bobby Little Karl McQueen Pete Nash Murray Nance Will Nolan J. W. N atter Margaret Ray Robert Rathel T. A. Rivera Ralph Reeder. JrCharles Roberta Roosevelt Robinson Sr. Roosevelt Robinson J r . Willie Robinson Joe Sasser 0 . B. Sides Otera Sides James Brown William Bromley Cathrine Brumley Gerald Covington Clarice Craft Mary Lou Daria C. P. Rabun Lionel Sipes Minnie Ruth Spinks James McKay Truluek William Garnett White Thomas Arnold Arthur Harris Bert B- Hollingsworth James Hunt Judith Hutchinson Lee Mansfield Hugh B. Odhana Hunter Archer Gorden Butcher Frank Bines Robert Bishop William Blalock Charles Beal Eugene Brown Phil Byrd L. L. Carter Ed Cheudoin Arthur Chick George Craig Eugene Denmark Thomas Dillard Alfred Ellerbe George Fleming John Siler David Smith L. C Smith . Al Stanley H W. Stephenson J. B. Stephenson W. L. Stephenson T. A. Stiles Jesse Skelton Richard Bwofford Omer Tyree Doug Thompson O d h am & Tudor, Inc. Buildets Of Finer Homes Brailey O dham , president 2 6 2 5 French Avenue Lonnie Thompson Lemmie Tucker Felton Warren Raymond Wienmann Crant Williams Prince Williams Ed Willink Marshall White Robert Wyehe Sr. Charles Wynn Robert Hamilton Clarence Davenport �' ‘ ' '* ’’’ *► - * -4 A *• 'a. * A ' . Big Year Predicted For County In By I . MARION BARMAN SR. f o e of tbo biggest year’s In Ujf history of Seminole County •ame virtually to a close with the •elebratioa of ChristmasTop figures In retail trade were reaehM this year with unprece­ dented trading In local stores. New biths were attained aa shoppers reached their buying spree climax Monday evening wiping out stocks ef toys and Christmas gifts that IMl been stacked high on the shelves of Sanford stores. However, as the 1936 “top year” comes to a close, merchants, bus* biesimsn, car dealers, profession­ al people, industrialists and ag­ ricultural leader* look forward to 1957 and its prediet Ions. Analysts on the national level have predicted even newer highs In erery phase of American buaM u —and local businessmen are Beginning to share the same view. They lay "Seminole County has more to look forward to In th* coming year than It hat evsr had In any one twslvs-month period.” Shop and Save In Sanford The nucleus for the 1KT out- •from the north by way of a cause look came early in 1956, say San- *way from Volusia County and a ford business leaders, when French |re-routed 17-92 In the limited acAre. was opened as a through-' cess Inter-state system; the cornway, the Semlnota Memorial Boa- i pletlon of the 1793 fourlanlng propitsl was officially opened and|ject from Five Points south; the dedicated, Sanford streets took on letting of a contract for the foura new and Improved look, and the laning of SR 46 from the river to more than one million dollar aeur- Mrllonville Ave. er and water'cxpanslon program Road Plana was completed. In addition, the In the planning staga during near million dollar 17-92 four* the 12- month period ahead will b« lining project got underway. the complete revamping of roads Sanford and Seminole County for Seminole County looking for­ citizens, along with their Boards ward to a modern highway sys­ of Commissioners, took on a “talk­ tem from every direction with the ing and planning” stage. looking1possibility of a short route for Into aggressive progress in the midwest and eastern travelers ami tourists through Central Ftorcity and county’s economy. National and state analysts Ida Into Sanford and then on to have predicted that Sanford’s ur- Miami. Tourists, - , - say soma new . ban population would reach h who- road entbuslastfs wul b* loosing oping 50 to 60 thousand by 1965. for new short routes to replace and it l» well on Its way. Some the highly laxed turnpikes and predict that population figures i high speed areas which divert will top even the mathmatlcal to -1 them from the beauty spots of the tals which have been set as goals. State. Road Projects Navy Growth Sanford and Seminole County j The Navy has played an lm can look forward. In 1957. to the.portant part in Sanford and Semfour-line approich to Sanford 1lnole County*! growth with the 5£h* ■ strength of the loeal Naval Air Station increasing which in turn brought hundreds of families to live here. 1957 is expected to rereal new plana for the multi-mil­ lion dollar expansion program and move la tbo Osceola Base. This in turn will bring an influx of eivUlan trades labor to the area as well as additional Increase In mi||UrF f*5*?n,n**' Political and military officials say that the Sanford Naval Air Station, In Its new location, will be one of the major bases on the East Coast. Immediate Completions Southern Bell Telephone A Tele­ graph Co.'s one-sod a -quarter million dollar new dial system headquarters building on Laurel Ave. at ninth St. is expected to turn Sanford and It* area “dial” on the target date of March IT. Huge crews of engineers, cable and plant men are working fever­ ishly to meet the deadline of the proposed date. Hundreds of ap­ plicants for telephone service are waiting for the new system to go Into operation. In addition to th« Sanford dial exchange. Southern Bell Telephone A Telegraph Co. will. In all pro­ bability, complete its DeBsry building which ties in with the local office. Biggest Develepmeal One of th# biggest developments which continues to be the “top item” on the agenda for 1957 is the “docks and terminals” pro­ ject along the St. Johns River in Lake Monroe from the Lake Mon­ roe Bridge on to Sanford. The proposed terminals and docks would turn the entire area from West First St. north to Lake Mon­ roe into an Industrial Zone that would, under even mild conditions, mushroom Into the biggest freight distribution centers in Florida. Heme A Commercial Building Homebuilding will take on new goals for 1957 with the expected Increase of personnel at the San­ ford Naval Air Station. Develop­ ers are already planning the con­ struction of 75 new homes Im­ mediately in one subdivision with many others lo follow. Rumors have been circulating that a onethousand home development will b« started In the near future- How* ever, details have been kept under cover and negotiations nave not yet rescued an announement stage. The expansion of the south section of Seminole County la ex­ pected to hit unprecedented highs in 1957. Already dozens of platted developments have been created with homcbuitdtng already hitting fast strides which are expected lo accelerate In the coming 12 months. Already hanging fire for sev­ eral months Is the announcement on the expeetd construction of several modern supermarkets and shopping renters in the Sanford area. With new acquisition of property this added commercial building can get underway during 1957 Another commercial building which will come lo a probable 50thmtsand dollar figure Is expected lo be announced soon after the first of the year. Annexation A Population Approval of a bill by the Sem in^le County Legislative delegation for annexation by petition will •tart tha acquisition of new city limit lines early after tb* bill's passage this spring. The already estimated population of 20 to 22 thousand will begin to soar as the limlte of the city are extended. Erery community In the coun­ ty Is expanding and expanding fast. Oviedo Is growing, Altamonte Springs Is taking on a “new look", Lake Mary, Casselberry, Longwood. Geneva, and Lake Mon­ roe are all adding new homes In the countywide growth. Agriculture Important New fast freight service, ex­ panding motor truck lines, water freight, and the possibility of air transportation for Sanford and Seminole County create new plans and bigger goals In the field of agrlculturcThe Sanford State Farmer’s Market continues to (op last year's ovcr-the-platform loadings. Diver­ sified crops ami scientific truck farming are adding new and bet­ ter varieties for northern, midwestern and western markets. Cit­ rus Is beginning to b« a big In­ dustry fnr the county as new roads are built for access to groves. Cat­ tle 1* claiming a more and mor« important role in the county*! 06R” nomlc pattern. New Terfc Giants In Sanfnrd Completion of the New Ynrt Giants* huge dormitory building for their farm system I* expect* In early or mid January. Dirnetoi Carl Hubbcll and his staff wit move In shortly after the torn ol the year to got plans underway and in readiness for the 1957 base­ ball training season. Also nearing completion is the Mayfair Inn Annex under con­ struction adjacent to (heir already plush and overflowing winter re­ sort. This sanction will bring an additional number of visitors to Sanford for the winter season. Tha success of the Mayfair fnn*B $15,000 PGA Tournament la ex­ pected to bring an announcement on the planning and Construction of a new. plash eluh house for their now-famed Mayfair Ina Country Clab and golf course where the Third Annual Mayfair Inn S1S.060 PGA Open will be f Continued on Page Four) ifmtUfc AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 9 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1956 United Presa leased Wire S. M ost Disastrous Yuletide W eekend Told County Has 1Accident Yesterday Top News In Brief CAMP KILMER, N. J . 'O'— Thousands of llungsrlan refugees celebrated Christmas with the pageantry of their homeland and an American ityle Yule dinner. By UNITED PRESS Th# nation’s moat disastrous Christmas weekend on tha high­ way* ended today with traffic deatbei soaring well abort Nation­ al Safety Council estimate* for I new all-tlmo holiday record. Th# cooncOV prediction of 66t death* wai surpassed Tuesdsy shortly before the fatality count ended at midnight as a crush of motorist* headed home from Christmas outings. The toll sjso was well abov* th* previous high mark of 608 death* far * holiday, set during last year's three-day Christmas week­ end. The traffic toll for a similar four-day non-holiday period at thla time of year would be about 420 persona killed, according to the council. 661 Traffic Deaths The United Press taDy showed fisd persons w:cre killed In traffio during the Christmas holiday which began at 6 p. m. Friday- la addition, 47 persons died In fires, 9 In plane crashes and 109 In mis­ cellaneous accidents for a Intil of 852 accidental deaths. California led the nation with 72 Illinois with M, Texas 40, Ohio 38, Michigan 36. Neur York 83 and North Carolina 31. Ned II. Dearborn, president (T the National Safety Council, ex­ pressed "bitter disappointment** with the record highway carnage. "We had hoped our' pro-holiday warnings might cause drivers to take extra care and use more (Continued on Page Four) WASHINGTON W - President Eissnhowtr ia expected to ask Congress to nuVj - fje United iw -* « k hav^n J- j io iv rtftf gees—not only from fltngary. but from other Communist-controlled nations as wall. MOSCOW <0>- A new sevenman “brain trust” began mapping td.lay an economic program aimed at eliminating admitted mistakes and speeding the Soviet Union to its vowed goal of industrial su­ periority over the United 8tates. m i SANTA ROSA. Calif. W— Dis­ patches from American reporters FIREMEN UNDER IDE DIRECTION of Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr., direct itrcwnia of water on a frame dwelling in Goldsboro yesterday morning. Fire was contained in the ona building and abroad frequently hare more In­ burning kept from spreading through tha densely populat 'd oica. (Staff Photo) fluence on U. S. foreign policy than report* from the ambassa­ ★ ★ ★ dors themselves. Frank II. Bar­ tholomew, president of United Presi, said today. VATICAN CITY Pop. Piui XII calling for a strong alliance against the Ruraian war machine before it la too late: “Sad reality force* ui to jet forth the terms of the struggle In clear language. If w« kept sil­ C\HOI. SINGING, ORGAN RECITAL, and Christmas g ifs highlighted the Mayfair Inns Annual ent, we would have to fear the Christmas Eve party. (Top) Seminole High School Glee Club rocml>er* Join Joylynn. JlaVlt at the judgment of God.” organ for carols and organ music. (IJottom) Suom Claus distributed gifts from un«J»r lb# lobby’s y h ris lm s . Tree. (Staff Photot _____________________________________ __ ___ ____________ Crazed Gunman Kills Girl, Driver O n Bus " < t------------------------- f----------- Farewell Parly Given At SNAS For Cdr. Colee 6 CLEVELAND, Ohio an— A » Pittsburgh to Cleveland bus by i crazed gunman, ordered off a bus » still unidentified Negro assail|lor allegedly molesting an 19- ant. The gunman, who went her, year-old girl, shot and killed the t<.rk aft»r Almero ordered him I bus driver, the girl and wounded , , . .. five passenger. In,the Greyhouna * '^ .‘T ' bus terminal here today, before compiaint, wa. shtd downj>y_De he was killed by . Cleveland. ‘f 1" * h* 1’ M‘ch; el 8 “S f ! iletert ivp the gunman had wounded five .. .’ .. , persons in a gun battle inside the C.eorainnn KarUkt. 11. of 317 ^driver' l^o^Alm^ri^ri' an *7* iw Detectives suid the five woundM Commander If. C. Colee. txe driver J ^ . of 1322 cd suffered o n ly superficial Tutiv# Officer. NAS Sanford. « a . 'v«»‘ 6!Hh b» -, C1! vej and* w,r'’ iI wounds. wound, honored at a Farewell Party g»v- «*•■«* •» "riv al »t SL Vincent Police said Miss Kartzke had rn aboard the Naval Air Station Charity Hospital complained to passengers and the Homicide detectives suid the last Friday. s ...>i- «... a .. ___ _ -: driver inai that uir the miaiiAni assailant nau hid urcn bren Station* personnel! prepared an,J P«r wl« »bot at the entrance of annoyin4 hrr witnesses told off! served a "beautifully” decorated cer* the driver had the girl sit 20 pound cake which bore the In C o ffp p C lllh in th* front of 'he bus with him scriptlon “Good Luck * Command- V -O rV - l * 0 1 T e e V -IU D amJ ,uIlj thf rain t0 ,t . vt hfr er Colee. A personal toudh was p Q c f n Q n p e C p c c J n , alone or get off the bus. added by two hnmobaked cakes 1 « a l j ) U I I C 5 J c S S I O l i man eparrd by Mrs. Carolyn White.| The Seminole County Chamber ''A*'*? a « t T SParty. S t duled to be held the fourth ThuraOfficer and He.d S of Tthe a r t T " ' , . P‘“ 01 ^ _____I..*la .. . . . u — ... . *nur’ fired at the driver and woman beo W‘" " H f i E flaeto* the bus. which was Captain Robert W Jackson pre- P0*d of lhe l>a.krd outside the Cleveland tented Command#. Colee a Silver holelay ,!• m . . Greyhound terminal. Ouuf.- US a lion Voyage gift from Next Coffee Club program, ar„ „ .... . . . . the officer*, civilians and crew of cording to John Kridcr. the C of .. 1 °, IC* * 1,a,,*nt shot the Sanford Naval Air Station. C manager, will be held on the ^ J 2 '* ?V',r * ‘he Attending the party were all|»«» Thursday in Januarj «o^ ro tt*^ personnel located in the Admin wheih all Chamber of Commerre . . . -n . . . , , / P.. Istration Building wfi, . re asso members and new business people “" V ^ Th* 8‘rl the <9 (Continued on Page Four) " • invited to attend. |P-*r*cu o j%. Families Evacuated A s Fire Sweeps Area MALIBU, Calif, up - Hun dreds of families were evacuated from their homsi in this famed movie colony area today in the path of a blatn that consumed more than 2.000 acres of brushland and burned at least 25 strut lure* in the Santa Monica Moun­ tains Luxurious homes of many film personalities dot the beach area, but It was not known Immediately whether any of them were among lhn»o destroyed Flames were visible from Lo* Angeles and the San Fernando Valley a« they spread tn every di­ rection and at one area leaped aero** Pacific Coast Highway. Nearly 300 Uis Angeles County and city fir* fighters, aided by lo­ cal cltie* and forest camp crew*, were thrown into the fighting. Popular Resort The fire area is near a popular movie >(ar ^wuil area <a>l of the old Richard Dlx ranch and is pop­ ulated by many movie personali­ ties. It was the scene in 1935 nf a 5 million dollar blaze that razed 6 Room Goldsboro Dwelling Destroyed i> „ r * __ Singers Entertain Mayfair Inn Guests On Christmas Eve 15254268 • « A six room frame dwelling in Goldsboro was destroyed by fire Christmas morning when sparks a defective flue I* believed Thirteen members of Seminole from to have ignited the tlnder-dry High Schoool’s Glee Club enter- horn*. tlined Mayfair Inn guestf ChristTh# ftr* was discovered vhortly tuns Eve night mith Christinas after 0 o’cloek yesterday morning by Fannie Fields, daughter of the Carol singing. occupant of the home who is in Joylynn Davis accompanied th* Georgia. The daughter saw smoke Edgar M. Bishop, 67. died at Seminole Memorisl Hospital at young singers at the organ In the pouring from lhe hack door of the 11:05 a m. yeiterdsy following a lobby of lhe Mayfair Inn. house. She awakened her husband short Illness. Those singing were Kay Jenkins. who was asleep in a room ailjarent \lr. Bishop was a resident of Donna Fleischer, Linda Anderson, I to the one In wh'clt the fire start­ De Bary at If) Palmira Bd. where ed Mrs. Margaret Ferns Dance, 79, Juantia Wynn Doltie Metis, Nellie he had lived for three years "The fire department got here widow of the late Rev. Thomas W He wa* born In M’rtghtstown. N Pickens, Linda Smith, Janet Word­ mighty quick." Fannie Fields said Dance, former pastor of the First J Feb 10. 1669 He was a retired en, Pete Na»h, Robert Car­ yesterday nt the scene of the Christian Churrh of Sanford who locomotive engtnner with the blaze, 1*07 West H Stli St. while ver, Rnni Rusal, Henry Ca­ died in 1910, passed away at 1:10 Pennsylvania Railroad. He was an hundred* of curiosity seekers p. m. Dec. 21 at Lake Butler fol* son. and Brantley Scltirard. rMip'oye Of 44 years. watched the flame* gut the entire Inwine a lengthy Illness. A huge Christmas Tree in the home. Biihep was a member of the Mrs. Dance has lived at Lako Moose Ievlge of Trenton. N. J. and center nf th* large lobby was ucd No estimate wa< placed on the I Butler for the past IS months. of All Souls Catholic Church of fur Santa Claus Headquarters as amount of damage. Prior to that time she had lived Sanford. he paid a brief visit to hotel guests I In Alberquequi*, N. M. Mr. nis.'up is survived i»y: his mule than IX,SCO seres. and their children, iiuiuiicu* u! She formerly lived In Sanford widow. Mrs. Edith L. Bishop. De Evacuation of resident* in New when her husband was pastor ut Bary: mother. Mrs. Mary A. Bis­ ton, Ramera, Latigo and Traneas gilts were distributed. |the loeal First Christian Church. hop, Ml Holly, N. J.; and two sis­ canyons began at dawn. Sheriff's Mrs. Danre is survived by threw ters. one living in ML Holly and deputies of Los Angeles and Ven­ sons, the Rev. W. Eric Dane*, another living In Canada. tura counties were aided by the pastor of the First Christian The Rosary will be recited for California highw ay patrol. Mr*. Thelma Catherine Woods. Church, Fort Myers the Rev. Clif­ Wind Whips Area Jfr. Bishop at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow 42, pas-ed awav this morning at ford F. Dance, pastor of the Firit Gusty morning winds whipped ntoht at Brlsson Funeral Home ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- The the Seminole Memorial Hospital Christian Church, Lake Dutlar; and Funeral Mas, will be held at the flames in the tinder-dry area Gilbert H. Dance, Alberqueque, N. 9:30 a m. Friday morning at All and the U. S. Weather Bureau pre­ following entries have been sub­ follnwlne a short Illness. Mrs. Woods made her home on M.; seven grandchildren; tw« Souls Catholic Church with the dicted the winds would continue, mitted for lhe yuls* lighting conRev. Fr. Richard Lyons officiat­ coupled with tow humidity. The ; test *pon«ort-d by the Altamonte Lake Jennie, after coming to sister*, Mrs. Alice Bailey and Mrs. ing. Snnford 22 years ago from Dalton. Katie llauc, Manchester, Eng­ ' season’s total rainfall in this area 1Springs Civic Club. land; and one brother, Harry Ga. has been lets than one half inch Burial will be in All Souls CeHome display of Mr. and Mrs. | An emergency shelter was es­ |Harry L. Smith, Hermits Trail; metery. She w*« a member of Ebenezor Ferns, Manchester, England. Funeral sendees will be held Brlsson Funersl Home Is in tablished and Red Cross officials 1Mr and Mrs. W O. Hudson, Mag­ : Methodist Church. alerted to the situation. Residents nolia Dr; Mr. and Mrs Richard charge. Survivors Include her husband. at 10 a. m. tomorrow morning at also were taken to lifeguard and j Cnekley, Altamonte Av#.; Mr. and J. K. Woods; one son, Fred Ed­ the Firet Christian Church ia Lake Butler. ' fire stations at Zuina Beach. Mrs. II. G. Fuller, Altamonte Ave. ward Woods, and one daughter, Remains will be brought to Miss Lucy Jq Wood*, all o f San­ j Mr. and Mrs. W. O Hudson, MagSanford tomorrow afternoon when I Mr ami Mrs. Earl Stewart, Lake ford; mother Mrs. L. E. Gilhart. graveside services will be held ia Florida and t h * h o me of Dalton. Ga.; on« brother, Fred Fair and continued cold Wednes­ I Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Harris, Gilbert, Sanford; nnd three its- Evergreen Coinetery at 3 p. nu ' ter* Mrs Litre MrGn'n* end Mr* with the Vase V. U, Crwnlham ofday. High (0 to 65 in central 910 Maitland Ate. •lulelB*. |portion. /Continued os fags Is DeBary Resident Edgar M. Bishop Succumbs Tuesday Former Sanford Resident Dies In Lake Butler J Lighting Contest Entries Revealed Additional Local News On Page 4 Weather Funeral Services Are Set Thursday For Mrs. Woods �i s.-VT.,^L: g ?< w s • •. .. ;•? y. rr. . ; , ' vt> ■ ■ ■ . • • • . . ■ . •. ' *•• i ' * - . • THE SAN70KD HERALD B U T irsT H E S S U 57 M O fim m .i I KNOW* I HAD IT KLIVESyMAN iWrrw v a je new lo e E S S t o * XT' I P ID? LEAVE IT AT D O R E E N 'S ^S. V/iTH BOVS L—. VOU Df2ZV CREEPS' I BAKED that to -< » TAKZ TO DOMESTIC 1 SCEfJCE CLASS JX T D M O R e o W -V A PO LH Q TH flTS ^ S U .y — r^ O U E S n O N / ) HOUSE.' AP M X)/HE n y HOMEWORK* RU|? VON IfNUKNIMO, IB. Chancellor el Austria during H llla e ** 'te a u k in l WecVMDJ6<Wr (THECHAMffOH Vi MB. WAl&fi Ml VDUCANT K E E P D U C K IN G > FOREVER/ 0M*EVE6V TIME WEiWIH6S. MVHEARTS IN MY MOUTH# ABt£M/UKE / -------— r r TWATCOUU)/ KILL A C /% k m Z i * H O C S £ — ■ STOPIPU£ CANT' TH* IS A6CUD6EJ If HE MirSTHAT BOUNPf UXXAT/ 6UV- ANDME THE GUMP WILL* ITlay BE TOD BAD? SOUQ CM.VTOOU81N i» SOU OOKT HA/B AHV FAfTH m youKMLFi NOW L * r * TW PRI A MAOeNC OJH B *K T J n r S A PAV Cf PEACE back home Cn earth TCOAV.' ASO WED ike to BE THERE to *V6H AIL a l FR ENOS... A (* 2 fHS BEAUTIfUl K « 5 r M ill OCS3ED Txe -X AWIAC SIA< m i HT PAN seen. AHOSOVP rne pose st h* haay . BY JET-CAR.1 d « N6COM! AS Ft Actpul. i H i. t a v , i ^ cant im k DEA»»v \ as icaut u r , PLASM Pi Act ID RATHERK .7 amisw, CHRISTMAS/ % / rou \ / IVrtHSTAHD * / A«. MT IT iTGRltVlS Ml. MY UTTIB FAENPS. BUT Me MUST V Ming Txe PAST MU! > i i Human CCWAnY I . ClAYl.l PESHAPS XCANmake a N>£ INTHIS a ET HAMltr. i IAiTYCUTBEiIAj { P»\EN CUT , I BY ThB J ^ feop it! / to FCBisr B iw i W r SCENI loco M-IES AaAV.„ Legal Notice AT*, ■ ________ __ |TJ— I idle Uake u Huitae " .‘* t tr ______ Atlanta Its itl llttDepouah. Hsoiy Hsaiv County, Oaerala; JJau«tsT l.als Johnn and JA har bu>band. huilmitil I*. S ettll r i t il tS Johaa. J»nn«. bar a tlui I. Wal«rpr<‘ut |.<..il,una. l b * unttnown h*lr». <l<s|i,«>. ( r u n t . Ss* lUnors rr td l to r t ur l r t u i . , a «| Tltuniae ra|m<r. 0r S»» a n f all nertons rlaltiiTnc by. E rauab: unaer «r aaslast said f , •» t W ifi 4“'* sue «nl all utrabos b a i»Uf. l_ . cuTnU’ [mill Ilit»rA no It. l ..at't I.,b»»«. any ifabu tills InurtKt In i n * r,,i. lowing drx-rllisa pr»i>«(y l i l n u nn-l BBT In L'1, .1 i. n« Ip H«fSlln<lt<b Ueiii|n.|U I'l.unlo I'uunts, Kl..rl U by nm llls d that suit has been bru iKUt .m i|u*t yuu In ths Circuit Cuurt, In end fur HenilueU County, Klurlda. In t'Hanc-ry, m ll t lr d C i s l r u \\ ■ Uuttter asd Alton t. Ounter p lslntlffe v. MSrtha t Olckoaton. et a t . b«readants. and you and t e c h ol vou a r t rsuulrsd to Ills your answer to plaintiffs’ rnnm lalnt with the f l s r k of sabl Court, and »-rvs u|iuu plalntltls atto rn ey, lit r lr li llouebuldtr. ” li n e h » ‘ t ulfti's Address Is I", is U-'S -I. banfutd Florida, a copy of said answer on or belors tne Srd day ul J a n u a ry . 1 s t ;, and if >»U fa ll la da so. a decree pro cenfeeeo will bs entered seminal yon and ra ili of you. for Ihe re" i L tletnajitlrd In lit* coutulaln1bs nature of Ibis suit It to it tho title lo the abuse dts '•Mbed lend. T tornrll Loir '<* II II II IS. j f l« IT. I.. If. It >0 Witness n>* hand and official it. Jl ts sna «14 „tl M ol of sail Court thle Srd die of Djfdsbif usarerd. ri»n««. »e. •sal ne-etnber »»!#. (n bsnford. Flerenrdlrtd to ’ 1 st t h r r jo f re-nrtl, f d In V U t Hook S. P i s e TT ol U s t’ ub llr Ilsi-anU of u.m> tills t » h ii| * . Klirliln. VbU. and each of rou. a r e h e re ­ iVK.tt. os’ t i i s : r o m iT i O I* !l«rndun . «*l*rJa " f said Isartyla tfoushatder. Court 19 11, U WASHINGTON « Florida state officials bare urged the Fed era] Power Commisiion to approve a 171 million dollar pipeline to brin$ natural gas from Texas to thslr stateThe proposed pipeline w.mld be MIS miles long, with 950 addi­ tional milei of branch lines to feed Florida cities and industries. Tha FPC staff has recommend­ ed that lb* pipeline application be denied. Ford Thompson, representing Gov. LcRoy Collins and the Flor­ ida Development Commission, told an FPC bearing that tbs pipeline ia of “ absolute necessity’* for the public interest of peopl# o f Florida. R. Y. Patterson Jr., represent­ ing the Florida Railroad and Publie Utilities Commusion. urged prompt approval of th« proposed pipeline to be built by Coastal Transport Carp, and Houston Gas and Oil Corp., both of Houston Cosstal plaas to build 574 miles of tbs pipeline from Ilidalog Coun­ ty, Tex, to Baton Rouge, La. Houston would build 9U miles of the pipeline from Baton Rouge to various locations in Florida “ Florida has an immediate and urgent 'need for natural i m -*," Thompson laid. ONI OF THOSE l BtCV/5WILLUNO t o ia Florida Officials Urge Commission To Okay Pipeline ~ AERAJDTDSTANDUPWID' rrSi mo u u , « ‘ "H« n i HCyiR l&akn e a ic h lu M •hewn alter he received hi* American citlaenshlp papers from Federal Judje George !L Moore In S t Louis, Mo. Von Jehu*ebnlg« was arrested by the Karla and kept In confinement until his liberation by American troops In IBM. (International; Attorney for I’ U lutlffs CVCH. JIMMI* SnAxE CCVVN SCMS SA w csu n i K c vOs»I aH.'Ui,lTB£N AT<VAV A HAPPY $ 0 *3 ! r f M A Y E R S U G A R C U R E D B O N E L E S S ( J o w l B i » t t s ) Bacon Squares ib.23c Hb39c Spare Ribs Sliced Bacon i 39c '♦ lU P B R e W q u 'r W E ST E R N s m a l l POUR ALLGOOD BBANP BUOAB CUREP “SUPER-BIGHT WESTERN STEER REEF EXCESS FAT RBMOVEP Classroom-Tested Science Projects To Be Exhibited ST. PETERSBURG. (FNS) Six* tysix etaraentary clanroom-tested Jcience projects nf Florida youngsters will be exhibited nat­ ionally thU month at the !23rd annual Expositon of Science and Industry to be held at the St Alter Hole) in N*w York Dec. 2d 30. Tha event is sponsored hv tha American Association for the Ad­ vancement of Science Because of the splendid work he has done in developing an Inter­ est in science on the part of school age boys and girlc, William Guild, director of tho Science Cen­ ter at St. Fetersburg has been In­ vited to participate in the expo* sition showing projects of Florida youngsters. Displays from Florida will In­ clude such things as ts radio set operated by a solar battery, a lens that will melt lead by solar heat, specimen history of a Florida butterfly and many others. U. S. Coast Guard Academy Entrance Exam Date Is Told --styg; 0 0 L U E N I t l l ’E Bananas ^12c Celery 2H9c SUI^TANA I.arue Stuffed OLIVES 59c FRESH PASCAL MIAMI. (FNS) Competitive «• ami"ttin’'s for entrance to the U. S. Cent Guard Academr. I SNOW WHITE ^’e-v London. Cann. will be h»ld reb. JVM. It was announced bv 1 the Conim.ind*- Qf the seventh i Const Guard District. Young men who are high school seniors, or graduates not yet n ’ FRESH CRISP years o f ago have 3 0 davi; to apply and should contact the Commandi-r at 150 SE Third Ave., Miami iiniuimiicm* |i<r eiilrpnce rye 15 high school unite, including three in English, t in in algebra Nahi-wo Premium and ono in plane geometry. The applicant must also be In per- i feet condition. .(»erher’M Nlruin.d . I-s I its nr Usman I pot ,.> filed shall bs Void. Ilayinond IL Halt Hr. S u r c e n ifu l c o m p le tio n a t th e | t s csrru tu r of tha Last Will l a Ibe ( s e r f of fbo f o a m y J s S s e , and T estam ent of A c a d e m y b rin g s th e c a d e t a c o m - J Isatlaols s'oaaly, I lurlde. B E K T IlA U UOIUXTO.V. la Prnbafs. Deceased m l i i i o p a s E n s i g n i n t h e U n i t e d fa ret Cstafe of DO I Q LAV STKNSTRO Jf S ta te s C o a s t G u a r d a n d a B a c h e tlKHTIf A tl. IUH-CIITON Attn raey for Ktst-uloe lor of Science degree In Engineer- j Oecease-l tblwerds llulldlnc I'o All | ( t a i l o r s sod I’ersMS* l l o , . aanfiifd. Florida • ing. The graduate ia obligated to loa I'lalot, or llcmood s tnslu n serve four year* a» a commission sold l.s taie t IV I Ol Wt V J t III.I S t III III. ro u a, ,] , s* lt of } oij ura h'rsb y bCItinolt. iu (\ | t. I'lutMUt ed officer, fnntacf the Commar-1 notified and rsnulrsd t s prsssnt toTirsi io rifisuirtse drr, Seventh Coast Guard District, f b y claims gnd demands wltt.U la Met you. or r l t n i r pf you may h a ts ; e .t h B DfcCF. ISKU LD'vin 115A SE Third A\e., Miami for i eaelns t the m a t s uf UKItTlIA tl. ,iig IIS It’S] MTS >hf. dresased. late of said TO A 1.1. PKl'.bQxs Ilk VIS. | further information. f mtnly. lo the t'ou sty J u d a e i.f hKMINitl.K County. Florida, a t his flr«t duMI i atlon o f thle notice tTaeh office In the court bouse of said Y«mi iml each of you bib htrtby itet m ur ilemnuil n u n be In wrltCourtly et Hanford Florida, within noU|f«tl -u| In fll« 4 ay Ine and contain the p U . a of j a y , a la hl caleadsr mcntlis from the I cUlmv * n 4 «icu«n.la wUcIl t o - , gr itaee r o j p u t offic e » J l * a» et time of Ike first publication of mis • l th tr of ) 6 u may h^\* 4 («ln|t c t e l r a p t end must be sworn notice. Kerb claim or demand sb e 11 •fltl 4#t4tt In lb« wl(U# of llop -he In br the r|*fment. h i , e e« n t er be |n wtltlnil. and shall s la t s tils I Krn**vt |i* r. Cnumly ktturnfv, or the . sum .ItAII t. I’U iy of is b u n •« and post office iJtitfavb «f R«mino|** i*«.timy at til* to|o address nf th« vlaltnaot. nml nil All Etfflit In r*»ur| II Mi#. Its |*4 p ('b arlo tte W hite II, 11 ti be nwotti I s by the claimant, tils I fjMii kjarltla. nitMu ti«wt i*4 lra An IJ tt . .ilrte of m |.| eetel* I acen t. or attorney, god «ny such I J 4 r ulUQtUB from U « Um« pi U t tfSt B4^|iv»tlra ca l si. fL H id I*. l> Uu jl XanforiL rlorld a O S C A R 10 Jar Cauliflower 29c A&P Fancy TOMATO Carrots 2.J9c lb. box 25c ti JARS Helm Panes- Can Jl ot, Hc.‘ tle CORN MEAL 29c 27c WalrmroMnd 5 Uw. 53c Hudenn Tahl# ^ D IN N E R N A P K IN S 4 «BIM4 46*og. 59c K ET C H U P Kei* JUICE 1IAGH S A L T IN E S BABY FOOD og. " 23c | IMKB4I HM MUifB.. |b*l ANN PAGE . Salad Dressing Qt 35c AftP Apple Sauce VAj MAGNOLIA A Y E. SANFORD 2 LII. CANE 2 9 c �Start QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Off After a season of spending, everybody's resolved to save swer— SH O P W IN N -D IXIE! Compare the costs of every store in your neighborhood— you'll find tl DIXIE. Hundreds of actual comparisons prove it! Throughout the N ew Year, we pledge to continue our policy of everyday low prices, high quality and the friendliest, most courteous service in town! M ake W IN N -D IX IE THE STORE FOR YO U IN 57! PRICES GOOD THRU NEW YEARS EVE Limit 1 STOKELY wilh FINEST $5.00 s UCED or HALVES No. I'h fA M order BAKE-RITE 3 Surf 49c Bleach LB CAN LIMIT ONE WITH $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER 5c OFF RO M AN CLEANSER G IA N T P A C K A G E LIMIT ONE WITH $V 0 0 OR MORE FOOD ORDER p | (G 1 DETERGENT WHITE KINOAN TASTY ASTOR 1-GAL JUG 6-oz Jar Inst. Coffee j* 99 Chop Beef 2 « « 49' A R R O W « * . 49c Remember We Give Top Value Stamps BLUE PLATE 8? 15° M ORSELS 23‘ P’kled Beetsc- 21 Limagrands Can NESTLE S SEMI-SWEET GREENWOOD SUPERFINE SESSIONS CANDIED r o r CORN CHILI WITH BEANS MAYONNAISE 8-oz Peanut Oil q* 69‘ Crackerjack 3 pk9» 25' Van Camp 2 ^ 3 3 Ja n o lD s o u t h e d 7RAD|j |o n h o g j o w l s , r ic e 4 1 16oz Jar - C n' y « teOC#' J °y And R lZ \ f t * Y? u W "l Hove M akei a Mighty Tasty Dish Too! ' ,h* Year i f.-- - vuem riTtKaa, 4 BUCKEYE p c ., Tradi,,on Ho, Tho, tr v LA C K E Y E PpA S Jow l an d Rice on t W Vy “ faf hockey. Pea,, Hoa f ia g a GETS DIRT FAST LAVA 2 r 23c Rog. Bar, EAT-RITE JUICY FLAVORFUL PU IVORY SOAP PIG FEET u, 10° EAT-RITE FRESH 3 f GROUND B E E F IVORY SOAP L E A N STEW B E E F Pork Sausagen 59c Wieners IVORY SOAP large Bart 27c C 22 OZ 69^ FULL HALF OR WHOLE NO CENTER SL'CES REMOVED 19c NEW CASCADE 20 OZ. TKG. Ll H A M S KIRK’S Rcrj Bar, EA REFILLS 98c 29c BEADS 'O BLEACH PUREX 39c 18 Ox. Pkg. ELASTIC SUNNYLAND TENDER SMOKED HARDWATER SOAP 2 Lb Pork Roast Lb 39c Boiled Ham*«. 59° LIQUID JOY 39 JONNY MOP HANDIES SUNNYLAND SLICED BOSTON BUTT INSTANT SUDS 12 OZ lo o EAT-RITE SUNNYLAND WHOLE HOG MILD GENTLE 2 pi EAT-RITE FlAVGRFUl 1 7c Mad. Bar, 25. T B O P IW lD ICE 3 , . 2 9 FRESH PORK 23^ Par Bor, IT FLOATS 2 Sausage 2^59' ROAST GENTLE 4 GEORGIA BRAND PORK STARCH 2 31 12 Ox. Pkgt. O CEL-0 SPONGES J t c Sit* 3-C Si. 25c 23c_ LB A ll PURPOSE CLOTHS ANGUS 39c 2 29c Cloth in Pkg. LONG WHITE BAKING TIDE S IN -DIRT'S OUT 31c 75c POTATOES 10 DETERGENT NORTH W. DELICIOUS EXTRA OXYDOL LARGE APPLES TIDE lg« Gt. FELS NAPHTHA Rag. Bar 10< CIAAN5 N S POTS SPIC & SPAN Gt. 8 5 c Lb Bag i or. t)7 , to r CHEESE AGIO W AGIO KRAFT CHEESE . or BISCUITS 4 «« MARGARINE WED J / C iMAIF GARLIC. SMOKEY, BACON. PEPPER or SWISS BALLARD or PILLSBURY LB QTRS. 39c 29c 49c 19c 85= OOG YUMMIES 29< 17c 6 Ox. Pkg. STALKS 29c SN O W 'S FRESH HARD HEADS GREEN CABBAGE 16 Ox. C&r. DOG C AN DY PASCAL CELERY 3 KRAFT S CRACKER BARREL SUPERBRAND COLORED Reg. 2 5 c OLIVE OIL FANCY CRISP Ige. 3 3 c Gt. 7 9 c LAUNDRY SOAP POMPEIAN 2 IBS 11 MINCED GLAMS C 7Vi Ox. Can LAND O ' SUNSHINE Butter -71 29. SUPERBRAND SWISS. PIMENTO or AMERICAN BOILED O N IO N S S L IC E D CHEESE 101 SUPERFINE 30$ Can 23c �■v - W Si by their margin of profit can be expandedH igh ealaries. expanded sales staffs, taxea a i d other bite# on the profit-making side have kept profits a t a nominal level. Homebuilders are looking forward to ano­ th er big year ahead as shifting populations . seek new home# and ns apartment dwellers look toward owning their own little ’’cozy nook." Building gain# varied in different aection# of the country with possibly FlorIda leading the nation in "new homes in new subdivisions.” Central Florida is entering a new era with the advent of 1957 and Industrial, com­ mercial, business, retail, wholesale, building, real estate und other heads are getting their •fingers In the pie for a bigger share during •the coming 12-month season. However, the approach to the growing ; bubble In all branches of commercial enter­ prise are with caution. Bankers builders, real estate people and linvealors are looking at the “ tight money" -situation, not with alarm, but with closer interest to determine when the avenues of ; growth will open up ngnin- High interest rate# aro keeping interested expansionists •**on the fence” in a "do it now” or "do it later" attitude. There i# no doubt, however, that every phase of nioney-sj>ending will increase in the 1957 era— tho agricultural industry, as talked about in ninny sections of the coun­ try will see better prices paid for fresh food­ stuff# and fnrm product^. Florida will share •in these "bigger profits” for tho farmer phase of 1957’# growth und expansion. It’s been o wonderful year for employee — employer —- businessman — Investor — industrialist — which accounted for the The Sanford Herald PuMUhai! fir# #«>■• »*«■» w**lc ti i ll * Hntl Of ( I f * #f Hanforil Fl-.fl-l*. under th« S e t of C o n f r M i of ilorcli 3 I I I * trnr.fl I’ KIIKINS IMItor en.| I* iUI|.li-r M MUON IIAItMAN Hit. K lf c u tl v * IMItor KVBt.V.N J . rU HUIM T A -tv r rll.in i U * n * * * r hOB s c i u i t i o n i:\ ti < n» C *rrl*r 31* p - r w«*k On* Month 41 I * T n r« o Mouth. Hit Month* On* V**r ii m ;1 ill m s* All Otiltuarr nolle**, c e r .l. of tli.mki. rn-oltjtlona * i. i| n o l le * * a t •nt«rl*lnni-i<t for i n - purpose o f raldne fund* will b* i l i . r u . l ta r *1 m e u l e r -.I vertf.ln* rot** T h * ll* r * M I* * m .m litr of th* Unit*-! I’r* ** which I* * 1111( 1—1 •i c l n - l v . l * lo th* u«* for republic*, linn nf all th* l»r*| *«w* prlatad In Ihl* newspaper Represented S*rvlc* In*. N m lo n illr hr (1 * n * r * l Artrertl.ln* 101 ll*o r| h Sa v in ** (lank Did*. Atlanta Ueorgla Wed. Dec. 26, 1956 Page 4 Publishing Business The publishing business is changing. Quality magazine# have declined. Outlet# for the publication of original creative work and thoughtful, serious and honest discus­ sion# of idea# and Issues are becoming few< or. Somo journalists and writers can no longer nfford to write books and articles they would like to do because they cannot nfford to lose money on these efforts. Because of cost of production, the cost.of gathering Information, and the cost of sus­ taining himself and hla family while work­ ing, the w riter often cannot give hia best. Much that could be contributed to our cul­ ture, our thought and the discussion of the problems. Issues and color of the day goes unwritten or else collects dust on shelvesPossibly this Is inevitable. Unless present DEC. S3 tendencies are reversed, this situation will Admissions Mich# Chine; (Sanford 1 become mure pronounced. Perhaps most people do not care- Yet whether many care Verdle Mae Hartman (Sanford) Oncater Jnckaon (Sanford) or not, America is receiving far from any­ Births thing like its full creative and Intellectual Baby Boy Snare potential. F o r it is gradually becoming poor Saby Girl Hartman business or just bad economically to get Baby Boy Hlttell Discharge* more of the potential existent in America Fanchon Me Robert* (Loch Arbor) today. Other efforts pay more. Joseph Monaco (Sanford) These are Important facts about our cul­ Mary LeFlla and Baby (Oitaaa) ture as it changes day by day in this swiftly Lucille Utley and baby Girl (lake Mary) changing world. Whether few or many care, U. Oliff (Sanford) whether anyone can do much about the Joe Raner (Sanford) situation, It is a matter that should be Fannie Foreman (Sanford) thought about by all who believe that our Dee. 21 cultural heritage ought to be expanded ra­ Admlulona ther thnn diminished. Kills Brown (Do Bary) • • • George Leant (D* Bary) Hospital Notes Bought Elections Congress is still trying to find out what is wrong with laws eontroling election rampuign contributions and expenditures. Vol­ uminous testimony has been heard- The dan­ ger now is efforts to improvo the law will becomo burled under this mass of con­ flicting opinion. One of the facts most clearly brought out by the hearings is this, that present law is i>oth unrealistic and generally cir­ cumvented. Campnlgn contributions are limited by law, but not the intimidations that go with it are ho loose that the actual amounts given and spent bear little relation­ ship to tho legal ceiling#. Clearly, the ceilings should bo raised to conform to present-day costs. Just ns clear !y, the loopholes should be plugged so that these more realistic levels of expenditure are adhered to. Political parties must lx» al­ lowed enough money for operations without having to violnto the intent of the law to get it. Yet tho public interest demands pro­ tection from nny possibility of 21 “ bought election." • • # Looking over the results of Santa’s visit yesterday — is there any greater challenge to the ingenuity of a child than a so-called unbreakable toy? -B y BEN N ETT C ER F- O N IDS BEAUTIFUL ESTATE near Monte Carlo, Somerset Maugham, author of "Of Human Bondage" and many other best-sellers, is mourning the loss of 252 palm trees killed by tho unprecedented cold of the 1053-56 winter. “Tho cypresses could be ■Heightened,” ho told us, “but 200-year-old palm and olive trees are gone for­ ever.” There was a man working in the top branches of a Ull tree while we .w a t c h e d .» Suddenly he leaped several feet from the bough to the roof of the villx "He gets 400 francs for that Job," commented Maugham. "Maybe writers aren’t so badly paid, after all.” Maugham added that from here on In he expecta to devote' himself principally to essay*. “First," he aald, “an author pub-; liahes for the money, of course. Later, If he’a lucky, he can a f­ ford to do It for the prestige.” • Funeral (Continued from Page One) Guy C. Wormack, Sanford, and Mrs. Robert Wilson of New Or* leans, Ln. Funeral service# will he held Thursday afternoon at 3 p. m. nt Grsmkow Funeral Home with the Rev. Kerrier of Ebenezcr Metho­ dic Church officiating. Burial will be in Oeklawn Me­ morial Park. Pallbearer* will be: Sheriff J . L. Hobby, Charlie Beck, A. O. Roberta, Clifford Johnson, L. M. Paulk, Babe Riser, Joe Jarrell, and Ed Wtbb. Farewell WASHINGTON - Sen. A S Mike Monroncy D-Okla. on whe­ ther he thought Vice President Nixon's trip to Hungarian refugse camps was politically motivat­ ed: “I think there probably were some political considerations un­ TTte first United State* cenaua derneath — it isn't going to hurt was taken in 1790. It listed 3- him any — as a prospect for four IKTJJU inhabitant*. ytars from now.” * ANYONE COULD WANT. AND IT S CONFIDENTIAL. loons up (Coatlaecd from Page 1) common eenae,” Dearborn contin­ ued. He said the council had no explanation for the tragic toll. You cannot rationalize death,” be said. In Seminole County there was only on* traffic accident on Christ mas Day. At 8:06 p- m. yester­ day oa th* Country Club Dr. at the old Lake Mery Rd. a 1054 Ford driven by Vernon W. Nel­ son Jr., 22 of Lake Mary, home on leave from the Maria* Corps collided with a I960 Studebaker sedan driven by George Wright, 49, Rt. 2, Box 521, Sanford. The Ford waa traveling east at approximately 40 mph when the driver of the Studebaker failed to see him coming and pulled out In front of him, according to the re* port of FHP Trooper T. Mark Mack. Damage to the Ford was esti­ mated at $300, to the Studabakar at $100. Charge* of violating the right of way were placed against Wright. Nelson suffered a minor abra­ sion of the lower right leg and a passenger of th# other car. Nettle Johnson, 79, 1835 Blackstone Av*., Sanford had a two inch laceration of the forehead. The aceldent was Investigated by Trooper Mack and Patrolmen Lawrence Coffman. Only two minor accidents with property damage on both set at 2175 occured on Christmas Eve said Trooper Me?k. d mi _ . ~. » 1 at 1 J! the dense Cbrlstmaa afternoon and evening traffic that could not be reached, said the Trooper. We made only three arrests Christ­ mas Eve and Issued one warning and mad* one arrest on Christ­ mas Day. “All ln all, " said Trooper T. Mark Mack, "Traffic was well behaved in Seminole County dur­ ing th* Christmas Holidays. COLUMBUS, Ohio—Zoo Super­ intendent Earl Davis expressing high hopes that tha first gorilla born ln captivity would survive: “We are treating It as w* would (Continued From Pag* 11 eluted dally with the Executive a human baby. If It remains In a a good condition as it la now, Officer. Commander Colec'a family will we'U be happy.” depart from Sanford, shortly for San Juan, Puerto Rico, where he will join them after completing e , hort Training Course in Norfolk, Va. Commander Colee will serve on the Staff of Commander loth Navnl District O UM, by B *M *tl Cert Distributed by B » l Fastens gyndkaU, ( 5 5 ) '- h °° G . A -.C . F I N A N C E C O R P O R A T I O N -SANrORO- I I I West First Street....................... Tel. 1155 (Old frlixei* Ueoltr IvIMtng) ----------------------------- ORLANDO-----------------------------407 W est Central A ven ue!.............Tel. 3-6493 (leas* He'el S*iUlnf) _ * " 1243 East Colonial D r iv e "......... .^.Tef. 5-2642 •tMWUilf Hvdse* Smalt t tarn Ctm patf f( i I I(J.S. Slary E. Wolfe (Sanford) Manuel Hosa Cunna (Maitland) Dlacharges Julia Hayes (Sanford) Fred Coltman (Sanford) Kenneth Smather (Sanford) Dee. I i Admlulona Arthur Dorln (DeLand) Argenla Contestlne (Sanford) Lola Peterson (Sanford) Charlie Williams (Oviedo) Illrtha * Baby Girl Peterson Discharge* Sylvia Hlttell (Sanford) Verdie Mae Hartman (Sanford) Fannie M. Tookcj (Sanford) Mlcha Chaney (Sanford) Naruez Singletary (Sanford) Greenovllle I’off (Longwood Dee. 2« Admissions Joan Welglo (Sanford Visiting Hoars: Private Rooms, tl a. m. to 9 p. m.; Semi Private Rooms, 2 to I p. m„ 7 to 9 p. m.; Pediatrics, 11 a. m. to 1 p. m Parents and Grandparents only: Obstetrics, No visiting durum feeding of babies. Private Rooms, It a. m. to 13 noon, I to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m., Semi-Private Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. Paul Nathan tall* of th# dnma editor who eat out to Interview Alfred bunt end Lynn Fontanne and posted this sign on hi* door: “Back at 1:20. Out to Lunta." ! " abundance of Merry Christmas wishesNext year’s greetings will be just as pro­ lific as were the Christmas Greetings as 1957 loom# into view with such a "rosy pic­ ture" ahead. • • • Try and Stop M e • 1- SITUATION NOKMAOU'fOmm UP! Looms Into View W ith 'R o sy ic t u r e ' A h e a d F o r F lo r id a Christmas over and families now fettle J»9™ to the hum drum life of finding way# and mean# of eating leftover1turkey, candy. S u it, cake# and pie# prepared for the fes­ tive occasion. And in the interim between Christma# t t d New Year folk# ponder the year ahead in attempting to apcll out their New Year’# Resolution#. Businessmen are looking forward to a record-breaking 1957. Sale# in every cate­ gory are expected to topple all previous re{Qrtls. Already thi# year the retail sale# fi­ gure# have leaped to new high# to muko 1 9 8 6 a big year in most establishments V’A# the businessmen look at the estimated increase# for the coming year, they are at­ tem pting to work out some formula where­ "" " Ceertat Kaamaa Csty. — & — Big (C—tleeed from Peg* 1) played in December 1957. Saaferd Leaking Up Sanford will make Ita approach­ es to the City more attractive with the installation of a three-way whiteway early this year- Freaeb Avenue, will be lined with modern street lighting standards that aft already on hand, itored In the abandoned French Are. trailer perk, to gire an across the city view to lure vlaltora to the city. Added te this s a lane* of light* Ing will be a bright entrance to tho center of Senlord with th* white* way extending from Freneh Avo. south on Park Av*. to 23th St. And to th* northern approach to th* city will be added the First S t whiteway from Freneh Ave. east to Sanford Ave. At the Freneh Ave. and West First St. Intersect]00, the City of Sanford will construct a huge neon direction signal to lure visit­ ors Into the downtown (hopping area. The sign, with huge neon letter* and attractive neon fram­ ing, will be mounted on steel standards. Dedication and opening of the General Henry Shelton Sanford Memorial Library and Museum Is expected early In 1957. Announce­ ment of the shipment of ■ lib­ rary valued at over ■ million dol­ lars to be housed In the newly cort'nt*:- ! building will bring un­ numbered thousands to Sanford to review tho pages of American Hlstoi. written In acveral IanbX Sanford’* founder. Top* on the list of local im­ provements is the Capital Im­ provement Program of the city which Includes a near quarter mil* Hon dollar Sanford Civic Center with its primary functions aimed at recreation for children from pre-school age on up. The huge auditolum ii expected to attract conventions, meetings, and civic functions heretofore impossible because of space problems. A 60-thousand dollar swimming pool center for Negroee in the Goldsboro Recreational Area will pattern the area Into one of the moat modern in Florida. In an effort to create acceler­ ated Interest In water sports a hurt hi In for email craft wilt mo,v tban likely be com P i t t e d in 195 7 Tho new l«Jt*ctiv>? s e a w a l l surround­ ing the bandshcl! area - will put to use water facilities along Sanford's Lake Monro* from th* bandshell to the Mayfair Inn. One of the most looked-for ward to Improvements in Sanford will be the 1957 construction of the city’s second fire station lo­ cated probably on French Ave. at 13th St. The acquisition of two now pumper*, complete with hose, will man the new, modern station with up-to-date equipment. • A• sewage mu* kicdtiiivTu treatment plant pi am is Is ex P«tOd I . b . ...Hod to 1B7 with the late-in-the year okay from fi* m| agents that tho city’.* uni­ ty Department 1* tn "good Stapc” and -ready for the Issuing of re­ venue certificates to finance it* construction. Another Improvement during 1957 is expected to come in tho announcement that West First St. will be the access road to Sanford 'rotn the limited atl-ess highway nf the interstate system which looms as ono of 19S7's expansion highlights. D* Bary Important On# of the expansion program* most-time* overlooked by plan­ ners la tha D# Banr growth. The adding of a telephone exchange COMMANDER COLEE cute cake during Farewell p a r t / given aboaid Sanford Naval Air Station. (Official Photo, U. B. Navy) to the local dial system, the re­ paving of the present 17-92 into Sanford promised by William H. Dial, Fifth District Road Boa fa member, and tho opening of a new modern post office in the community will spark the growth of retirement village, An unpre-' cedented surge in building la ex­ pected in i). Llary during the coming 1” riod. Overall Picture Never . .. .1 Sanford and Seminole County been faced with aggressive planning and growth. In every phase of Industry there will be enormous gains to make 1957 overshadow Central Florida flgures In estimated growth. New, aggressive boardj of com­ missioners will spearhead the planning for both the city and county. Not to bifiverlooked ln the ur ban Sanford area will be the addi­ tion of a city planner who Is ex- 0 pected to point tho way toward unparalleled expansion and plann­ ing. A consulting engineer hia* al ready been employed to get thes< plans into action. Altogether, Sanfonl and Semi­ nole County is expected to lead the way in Florida's unprcccdented growth. IA F F -A -D A Y © 1934. Kin| fteam Sjivlrfue. Inc. WoiLi „{i*> itu m i. “Is this man annoying you, miss?” �T § i7 ' ' ,r- THE SANFORD HERALD « Wed. Dec. 26, 1956 Page 5 Socialfc v w lA Personals Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Shoemaker hero to spend the holidays with and son, Billy, of Camden, Ark., Mr. and Mrs. George Quinn. are spending tha holdidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. KShoemaker. Mrs. W. L. Shoemakar’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles o H U sn e Kest and son, George, of New WKIIVKIUSI SFrERSOOS York, N- Y., are also guasU of t oo Advaature W ith Undo W a lt tha A. K. Shoemakers. I So Bupsrmsn Television Mrs. L. F. Boyle and Miss nosa Coka Boyle, a student at Duke University, are spending the holidays In Durham, N. C , with relatives. T B EASY TO SEE that everyone was having a wonderful time at the Telephone Company’s Christ* mat party Friday night The event was hcU at the Elk'i Club from 9 p. m.-l *. m. (Staff Photo) "V ★ ★ Festive Evening Had By Employes O f Telephone Co. /k # ft , 9 Family Reunion Is H eld Sunday At M ullet Lake Dancing and merry making was enjoyed by the employe* of the Telephone Company when they held their annual party, sponsored by the Telephone Woman's Club, Friday night I t a Elks Club was appropriate­ ly decorated for tha occasion with ■ gaily decorated tree, featuring a lovely angel In tho top. The tables were overlaid with white cloths and were centered with white candlgg in brown bottles, with the candle wax forming the decoration for the bottles. These were set off with assorted green­ ery. Micky Durak, playing the saxphone, and Dottle Bollinger, on the accordion, provided enter­ tainment and music for dancing. The guesta were served many varied and appetizing hors D’oeuvrcs, and all in all u gay time was had by all attending this festive affair, which lasted from 9 p.m. —1 a.m. The families of Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. EB. Harris, of Bluefleld, W. Vi., and Mr. and Sirs. A- K. Shocmak er had a fam'Jy reunion at Mul let Lake Sunday. After a delicious picnic lunch, the afternoon was spent In visit­ ing and boat riding on the St. Johns. Those enjoying the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Volt­ line, and children Mick and Ricky; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Harris and children, Steven, Scott asd Sandy, Mr- and Mre. Bob Brown and children Jcne, Judy, Barbara and Debbie; Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Shoe­ maker, sons, Jimmy, David, and Gary; Sir. and Sirs. W. L. Shoe­ maker and son, Billy; Mr. and Sirs- A. K. Shoemaker Jr .; Sirs. Francis SIcDougall; Wi n d y Springfield; Mr. and Sirs. J . SI. Leonard and son. David; Mrs. E. B. Harris; and Sir. ami Sirs. A. K. Shoemaker. Charles Wilke is home from Georgia Tech, In Atlanta, Ga., to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Chsrles Wilks. K tlllS tS O S 00 0:15 S:Z0 ?:UO 7:15 7:10 Nowa.W.athor-Bporto It .nd.iYouo K i t * Owl. liabaia John Dally and the Nows liurna ami A llta 1:00 Arthur Godfrey Snow s Jo ntaga 7 9:00 Tlta Millionaire 9.10 1 va Uot A S e cret 1 0 :0 0 Wodn.adav Night r i g h t s 11100 .sight N a n i Itaport 11:15 Btarllght T b a a t r e t l i S 5 Sign-off THtiniltAT MORNIXQ liSO 4:55 7r00 1:00 SiOS 0:55 !0 :0 0 10:50 Hlgn On Nanra* Wa athar Tba Muralng dhow Captain K a ngaro o Blgn off Sinn nn llullding America Tha Price la lll g h t *'Slnllv“ Htrlhe It lllch 17(00 Ii:t5 7:10 17:15 Valiant Lady Ixiva of U f a Search for Tomorrow (luldlne I.U lit Nanra Htand L’ p and ba Counted Aa tha tVorld Turna n u r Mlaa ttrooka Vlanrara D lg e.t Friends of Mrs. Ruby Reel will be sorry to learn that sho is con­ fined to her home, 184 Escambia, after suffering a fall, which re­ sulted In a possible cracked ll:mi lt:Jo rib. Mr. and Mrs. Don Harper will have visiting them for Christmas their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rcubln Askew, of Pensacola, Mrs. Harper's mother, Mrs. C. S. Smethnrst, of Winter Garden, and Mrs. Harper’s broth­ er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Nye, also of Winter Garden. THUM IUAV 44044X1X0 1:15 a p t r iix u o x 1:00 1:10 1:70 7:00 7 JO s oo iii * BOBBIE AND ERNIE MORRIS entertained on Friday night from 7-10 p. m. Shown her evenin' to enjoy the Morris hospitality. (Photo by Jameson) n ro ti 7:70 i-hannnl Id* Croaaroada ii Drowsing Around t:0 0 l lr lg h t .r Dav WStllll-TV J A I K I O S V I I L B i ii a s m i . 4 T u t Pattern 7:00 tlo oJ Morning 1:00 Capt. kangaroo >00 open llnu.o to l>0 Garry Moor* 10:10 Arthur U.ulfrry It 70 Strik e It Itlcn 11.00 Valiant l.a.lr 17:15 l.nv# of l.lfa 17:10 H.srch for Tnmorraw 11:15 Guiding Right 1:00 1:00 Report trio Bland lip and ha Countod 1:10 Aa th« World Turna t no Our Ml.e llrooks 1:7# 7:00 1:70 4:0# 4:15 4:10 5:00 lim it- party Ilia P ayoff Hob I'rotby Itrlahtar l*sy B .c r e t Storm K.lge of Night Mlokor Moute W K i m i t u t t At-rr.maooJt John Frederick "Freddie" Wil­ son, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Wilson Is home for about ten days from Newport, R. I., where he attends Officers Canadhiate School Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. 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Choice 5!nrnmg 1. •rutlor.a llarm oav Tim e Worl.t At Nino Morning Mcloitl.e liar# anil There 1100 Club Nows 1400 Club (lame of M.lody 11:00 Worl.t a t Noon 17:15 Radio f a r m P lg .a t 13.20 lia r None Ranch 1:10 Nnwn 1:15 liar None Ranch a 00 T h u r . J a y Matinee 1 oo World At Throe a:ll Pill* Borylca Hhow 1:10 Ro.-nr.t I’r.ylow Guinea pygmies Is 4 3-4 feet. F L O W E R S FOR EVERY OCCASION SA N FO R D FLOWER SH O P ill F R E E DELIVERY Flowers By Wire 200 N. Park OPEN tm r^ RIDE-IN TH EA TRF LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 4:30 o m i c i Cullum Family Has Gathering Sunday 23 members of the family fathered Sunday at the homo of Sirs. E. H. Cullum. 215 W. Fifth Yt.. for a family party. An exchange of gifts was held ind fruit eake end soft drinks e-ere served. Those enjoying tho occasion were Mr. and Mrs. John Cullum and children, Joyce, Johnny and Linda; Ur- and Mrs. Merwln Cul­ lum and ion, Jerry; Mr. and Mrs. W. R\ Moore and children, Eliza­ beth and A^ohby; Mr. and M rs. F r a n k A l l l s s and children, Carolyn and David; Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Cullum and sons, Stephen and Ernest; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Challdin and son, Tony; and Mrs. E H. Cullum. Austrian ethnologist Father Mar> tin Gusinde, who wa* once ■ Ice* Wt . turer at Catholic University of America in Washington, D. C., dltrovered an unknown pigmy 1:45 Ztuslo At Random 7:4# Drifting On A Cl#a4 7:15 B c l.c t th a Musto 7:70 It’s Danenttmo 1:00 .Slant edition 9:15 Htrlotlv Inatrumonta! 9 1 0 Tba Rhythm H o u r I# 10 Al llomo W ith Mud# 10:45 Now* 11:04 Blgn Otf THURSDAY The Training Union of the First Baptist Church will hold their monthly visitation at 7 p- m. The Rev. W. A- Ellenwood will conduct the morning devotions over WTRR at 9:30 a. m. FROM THE COLLECTION OF MOLL1E PARNIS comes in Empire aheith In black eltk crepe with satin bodice and front panel caught with match­ ing bow and white lilk rose. It U an unusual, simple and emart dinner-dance dress. 1ft itz FEATURE— 0:49 CO-FEATURE THE vS A "SWELL TIME" WAS ENJOYED by approximately 200 people when the Sanford Manufacturing Company had its Christmas party Saturday afternoon for the employes and their families. Tho parly was held at tho manufacturing company nt 400 Sanford Avc. from 120 p. in. There wero four turkeys plus plenty of fried chicken on hand to feed the large crowd, and gifts wrre exchanged from under the beautifully decorated tree. The general manager, Marvin Meltzer, and his wife, ami nssistant manager Morris Stotsky, nml Mrs. Stotsky were there to see that everyone had a good time. (Staff l’hoto) W HITE quaw CWl Mif BRIAN•WYNN•BISHOP tau-athcnM FEATURE—4:37 ONLY "CHILDREN UNDER iT ADMITTED FR EE" ter- Christmas LADIES' Dresses Shoes Slips Panties Gowns Rohes Sweaters Blouses Handbags Belts Pajamas Bed Jackets Hose Ripons Can-Can Petticoats Skirts LAST SHOWING STA RTS TO? SATURDAY Public installation of Seminole Chapter No. 2, Order of Eastern Star will be held at Masonic Tern pie at 8 p. m. All members and visitors are invited. To reduce the "pilling" that sometimea occurs on the surface, turn Orion sweaters Inside out An average maple tree yields before washing In soap or deter­ St David’s Lighthouse in Ber­ 15 to 20 gallons of sap, which bolls gent suds Then if such fuzz balls muda, erected In 1879, is made en­ down to a little more than a do collect, they will be on the in­ side where they won’t show, and tirely of stone quarried from the quart of syrup. ground around It. can be brushed off safely. 12:15 Phone 2210 Wednesday— M EN ’S Suits Sport Coats Trousers Sport Shirts Dress Shirts Handkerchiefs Ties Bows Shoes Robes Underwear Hats Belts Sweaters Socks Jewelry Thursday— % GIRLS' BOY’S Dresses Sweaters Coats Jumpers Pajamas Gowns Caps Shoes Shirts Trousers Suits Shoes Jackets Hats Pajamas Denims Cowboy Boots Socks STOREWIDE D ISC O U N T • CASH • CHARGE • LAYAWAY t *• �• w* -V- ■ ^ _ . ____ » . a _ ............................... _ . _ . . . . . Ry ED FITS Basketball A t S H S P n d e rg o e s Drastic hange In Attitude Take the case of Brooklyn’s big Don Ntwcombe. Here tfas a man who won 27 games during the reg­ ular season but still had charges hurled agalnyt him that be couldn’t win the big ones. He was knocked out in his two World Series ap­ i.u> ■ pearances against the Yankees »•.. !•> * Ry MILTON IICHMANI-• NEW YORK tt Baseball and couldn't even go the route dur­ *«experienced one of Its oddest lea- ing the Dodgers’ poit-sea«on tour j|oris In 1836. It wit a campaign) of Hawaii and Japan. Ilut he had the last laugh at hla Tn which one player drew a $5,000 H critics by winding up with the Na­ A m for tpUUnf,,mother chated a tM fee clear aeroat the field and tUU tional League’s Moat Valuable - f: ■aether pitched the first perfect Player eward, the Cy Young award is the best pitcher In the v- game In World Series history, i : Ted Williams, the celebrated majors, and a personal "hang-in__ Red Sox 'lugger, was the one who there” Letter from President El­ was fined the $3,000 for spitting senhower. toward the press box on Aug. 7 The 1936 campaign was also one aad although some doubt exists at In which Mickey Mantle's support­ I. to whither he erer actually paid ers turned in their tape measures I) the meeey, the event hit the bate- for time-tables. Instead of meas­ .ball world like a bombshell. uring each of the Yankees out­ Big Joe Adcock of Braves fielder's homers, the fana con­ was the fellow who took tip the sulted Babe Ruth’s horns run re­ ehate, legging after Ruben Gomes cord time-table dally to conjecture 1. •when tha Giants* right-hander hit on whether Mantle would or •i 7, .him with a ball as be was chsrg- wouldn't eclipse the Bambino's allit . log out to the mound after him. time mark of 60. Adcok never caught up with Well, Mickey fell eight abort and ' Gomes but the incident caused a wound up wlteh "only” 32, but It wat more than enough to give «tlr for week* afterward '• Don Larsen, the Yankem* im- him the home run title. In passing, redlctabte right-hander, wa» the he also won the batting title with urler who pitched the perfect a .333 figure and the runs-battedgame In the World Serin against in crown with 130. As an added the Dodgers un Oct. 8. That per* fillip, he also won the slugging formenre undoubtedly was base­ title with a .705 percentage- Man­ ball's most talked-nbout m u of tle was a unanimous choice as . tha year and It gave the Yankees the A. L ’a MVP. • • a three-game to two edge in the The All-Star Game • world series which they went on Da July 10, the National League - i ha win in seven garnet. all-atari, loaded with five Cincin­ ,7 . Larsen's peifect game plus the nati players In tho starting line­ 1’ faet that Casey Stengrl wrapped up. defeated the American Leag­ .’•-up his sixth world championship uers, 7-3, before 28.843 fans at .'.took some of the edge off Brook­ Griffith Stadium In Washington. lyn's gallant uphill battle to win Outfielder Frank Robinson of the National League pennant, but the Itedlegs was voted the Nation­ ’Avan so, few baseball fans, will al League Rookie of the year, forget how Milwaukee had the while shortstop Luis Aparicio waa Tllag practically In Its mitts, only designated the American League .. to blow it In the last three days. Rookie of the year. From the Dodgers' point of slew Charlie Grimm was let out by vM one figured mon- pro;# neatly the Braves on June 18 and suc­ " J * their dlmh than 33 year-old Sal ceeded by Fred Haney. A1 Lopes * Maglle. who was considered all resigned at Cleveland waa named ^washed up” when thr£ got him manager of tha White Sox when ; Hrrom Cleveland *7ur a sung" on Marty Marion turned over the Chi 7May 18. Maglle proceeded to cago reins. Kerby Farrell waa s -w , Astound everyone by winning 13 named Cleveland manager. 1 me* for the Dodgers, including In the confusion, Frank Umont, no hit. no-run effort against the nn American League arbiter, be .c-Phillles, Sept. 23. came lh« first major league urn Other No - Hitters plre to put on eye gl.i.set during ew In addition to the no-ldtiert a game at Kansas City on April .'.tuned in by Larsen and Maglle. 21 but hardly anyone noticed. there were two others in 1930 Carl On July 23, Greenberg and Joe Erskine of Brooklyn pitched the Cronin, general manager of the second one of his career on May R?d Sox, were Inducted into base 13 against the Giants and South ball's Hall of Fame at Coopers paw Mel Parnell, who also was town, N- Y. Supposed to be all through, huilrd Major league attendance was one for the Red Sox against the virtually the same in 1934 as It White Sox on July it. was in 1955. A total of 18,347,372 Throughout the entire campaign, watched big league games this .there was a constant undertone of year as compared with 16.617,383 oddity. the year before. Larsen, for example, pitched his Baseball's best-known patriarch, perfect game without using a Connie Mack, died during the windup- Rut that was nothing. year. W?Baseball Has Odd ! l ! ;Season In 1956 ;t; its b ir { 3 Basketball at Seminole High haa undergone a drastic change In at­ titude alnce the recently put first annual Seminole Cour*y Invita­ tional Basketball Tout .lament. From abject depression, (he Sanford Seminole cagera hava climbed the ladder to become an aggreslve club to watch. The fact that the Scminolrs came out on bottom In the tournament has suddenly become very minor. What really counts Is that they are all young, there are no sen lore on the squad, and they are learning the winter rage sport with amatlng rapidity. Current speculation now hai tha Semlnoles as a team to keep eyes trained on after mld-eeason. They will be somewhat experiences! and should he dangerous. The outstsnd ing showing during the tourna ment surprised everyone, the coaches and playera as well as the spectators. Before the Chriitmaa vacations began, everyone took basketball In Sanford as a big joke Today has ketball Is a very serious concern. "Before the end of the season we're going to have some team end, wowlll what about next year, and the next, "seems to be the general consensus of opinion. People don't mind their home team losing If they see a close game played from the heart. After Jumping Into some early season lopsided scores the Semlnoles looked pretty bad nut during the tournament they nlayed tome fine teams and did a credible Job. In a previous engagement the Semlnoles fell before the DeLand Bulldogs by soma 40 points. Dur­ ing the tournament they showed the extent of their improvement by a second half aurge of power, •peed and precision that brought them within one point of DeLand ■ml DeLand had to pour on a lot of coal to finally eke out a 34 44 win, DeLand wen on to win the tournament. After the holidays the Semlnoles resume their basketball against an all senior squad In Leesburg. The Yellow Jacket cagera aver age over six feet, and the Semin olea probably won't have the ex perlenee to overcome such a fin lihed team, but the game after that they eome back to their home court to entertain Pierson. Pierson will be favored to win, but the Semlnoles seem to be different club since they have picked up -omr valuable experien­ ce It probably would be worth your while if you made plans to at tend the Seminole-Pierson game In the high school gym What’s the watchword around SHS? "Pierson look out!" AOTiNB£ttRX ALL-APOi/MP BACKS!gIC> STAR OS e e o tG fA -w* — ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ P. Oliver Ranks High A s Teacher, Player Fads, Figures > T fC K , M /C K M L A DOOOY raincoat Is modeled by "Finale," French poodl# owned by Richard Poore, at a renin# fashion show held tn ■ New York hotel. The affair was ■ benefit ter the Human# Society •4Kaw Yor <City. (International; SEED POTATOES North Dakota Certified General Insurance tBC*t,WMKM WtU t t 7 B V »M t 7 0 A U X t I T 6 H. JA M ES GUT AGENCY co A ttcu m /f *y*r- ft n o t MM* /V 6 YfAJTA MA* B tO IM/ t oO tPtt mol XOUOA/ B fiiV jj* TMAfi X A PXUKK m .\ 312 EAST FIRST STREET HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE PHONE 78 CORNER 2nd SI. and SANFORD L A t X t - 7* * X /LL a 'At * B t rMfiK/frM, c o a t a /A rt t t e a t p — _ 7M » y MOM / * A M P l O * T T . % l»< fttH m Is* RED P O N T IA C H. JAMES GUT JAMES a GUT PHONE 358 SANFORD. FLORIDA ~ - -t- ..-- ■ W THE SANFORD HERALD Page 6, Wed. Dec. W, 1954 SOKC tsrr x n t n aasttn avtrage, tied for the Southwest F f l f t lilCE—A/ll ttJ Y L H I® Coafeme# s-oring lead with 80 t « . W u i i u « Lady Sibyl *-*• l $-3^ 4-24 $ points, averaged l»-7 yard# od My tJdyblrrf (.-•) ISO* ’ punt returns and 29.4 on kickoff Quintals I t c e s o » » C K — 9/ta Mile tt * ».ee i.* * *-«• 7 i - t returns, led the circuit in punting lit n io rr llunny {tabs ?.!• • *-“• with a 40.7 average and caught W alcott Road . *■<» • *•** QuHiteU t l - t l 14 passes for 24> yards and three P a llr doubt* (4-71 »SX 20 . T H IR D RACE—» f i e DM* » j touchdowns. r » k ’ rd lilr l i r . J t a »« \ I-IH Shofner works In the first back- Tislco XJ» 2-41* » *-t «• • 2-1 field unit opposite right halfback J t m r t D f i l l l i t <4 Bobby Peters and with fullback QuInlvU w orth R « r r — wit* » s 12.(9 (.»o*-•* I 1-* Rt'iben Saiga and whichever one Nlns Top Joan O-t.o !•« *14 1 l - h | of Baylor'a four quarterback! hap­ Or*an» Mar 2 14 2 j - * pens to be in the slot on mylti- Qulnlata (X-IT ItTSW ' I r i F T H R.4C45—»/!• JlH o 53.1 ple-T offense at the time. Bin Mr. M#n«a H» (-»• I D S l-( With All-America guard B ll,lma Tork T.4» »*» 2 S-t 2 *1* * 4*1 Glass spearheading a big, mobile Informer Quintals (2-2) 14124 line, Boyd really Isn't feeling des­ SIXTH R W T—*/>• Nile *3-> perate about hla defense, but the September 21.44 10.4# 4.2# 4 2-t 144 124 S 2-1 offense that managed an 8-2 won- llapav O’Brien June dirt * 04 2 2-h<t lost season will carry the brunt VVajrsUle Qulnleta (l-*> l!l.(* of Baylor's hopes against Tennes­ S R t l i S T I I n t r K - J / 1 4 SHIe M S Phony f a c t 7 #a I as 2.S# i l-b d see at New Orleans. Ml*. Ka I.ti 2.1# 2 1# t 2-2 Dark Choice J. 14-S 2 - '4 | QuInMa UJ-ll ItM# w 'i:iiiiiTH i i t r f t i J T i r wii» ai.e flmnlr rfoue 3.2# ♦ I t-t Knit Wloil 11# a.2#( 2-2 niondy Huperlor 4-2# I 2-'4 Qulnletaf2-4) 122.44 . No. '13' Doesn't Scare B. Talbert Ttv m n t i - K — a / u wit* im Ve,|„ n.*» > :# « 14 2«» 2 t-( Ton t-ayer 2 24 i.i» I 2-1'i Shifter (23 2 l-H By LEO H- Petersen unlnleta <2-I» ll#.S<* United Press Sports Editor TKXTII R * r r —J/a Wile (I.T ADELAIDE. Australia W -T h e Tamhoiir T* So 21 (" IMS < t-'i Velde*. Pal 4 ♦» 4.14.1 2-«i number "13’’ la considered Just a* T*. Wee •(• 7 2-<i, unlucky "down under" as it is Qulnleta fl as 11*24 W TOTinirrx rxTR ira ~ back in tho States, but it Isn't riltaT u s e r— 0/14 W ile searing Billy Talbert, non-playing t'pper Park M*y>f T«nloht. B*. captain of the United States ■-an.a Of Ton, nrsndr. Florodale, li'u.li. Reliable Newt Jane tethroa Davis Cup tennis team. acrnxn i m c k j i u i wii* In fact, Talbert feel* this Johnnr Park, Oho.lie Kit, f.la* he-'*l» Tl.h Pnel Kiel JSfrlk* f»tira, week’s 13th straight _ , meeting . . , 1Dual Dornh. Sultan'* «"h«lca. Tan. tween the U. S. and Australia in 't*i*ti. the challenge round could pro-1 TMinn h » r r i—a/ia wile T.A’t Member Xte. Kani.ii Jugy, duce . .an_ upset „ . victory if*onra<4, Sugar Ittlae. Majestic Mac. underdog Yanks. Y a n k l. I n is , - . R u ra l n.^ l« .r. nia.-h Dollar rornTH n*r»-_a/ta wile Vie Selxa* of Philadelphia, who! r'rnelsl. Ifow 1X-nn>t*rfol Charm A also doesn’t scare easily, agreed lo» Xus. t.urkv De.len Poer TIpJP Witter. .)««*» f.*m. Tlelen KwHrh with Talbert. rtr-rn n i r r —i is wile Two Singlet Mate he# Blue TMa*. X II* ainrr MaMs "No one expects us to win a D e*l*» . Perform. Preerfs May. OH Butter. Sfetljr T a r t e r Krf’s Three match against the Aussles and c-nln* that’s a good position tn he iiy" sixth n«riw i/t# wiu said the veteran cup campaigner Shnhols. Ahe’e S t rr a k Rsrf B . lr , MIm Xorstljr To>.t Arr* who is expected to draw two flipper, task* Como. W, T ' s Sorferfr C h ris­ singles asslgnmtnts and also team tie ap.vr.XTH BACK—Jt/ll lie wtih Herb Flam of Beverly Hills, Plsllsrrllle. Key Knirrnn. OroW Calif., In the doubles. ^ Toarfee. T'eMlow OVi'H.NeU’a Ntn. TerUtble Man Mint1 Jth. 'E. "I would rather he th* under-1 Htrrab W dog than th* favorite for the** K i r .l lT H B ACK— S/S Mile matches," Vic continued. "We F i r i n ' 8|a, nirhsrrfmn. Arforerf IVrsp. Cleths. Rush Call. Dark were expected to beat the Aulsies (lift (Ireta. Isotope last year at Forest Hills and they XIXTII RACK—a IS Wile creamed us. Well, this year Aus­ Imperial Duke. I'rivlne How K t * Itlntr I.u r k r Reiyml. Treek eH tralia is expected to win In a •Brown. Prrky T eg ey . F«bto Fash­ breeze. ion. c l . i t TRTTM R SI'K—S/IS Wile "But don't underestimate us. Hey l l- n o r . Stre trh, Susy for Australia beat us when It Choosey T im * Fact or, African VI • wasn't expected to anu tra can l*t. Jenn ie Farrell. K it's Descoa beat tha Aussie* when no one Junes, Vo ter’s Choice K I .K A K T T I I I H I G — 1/1 Mile D expels us to." Ardent. Two t f « Bill Hample.W T im * ! * * * rflesy t*tar Melody J a s e . Driving Hla Stars J o r l s l t.leh t Derby-Qu-le Harry Hopman, non-playing eap- IK'I IS i ■ — r. Uin of tha favored Aussles, has Trurki parked overnight In been driving hi* court stars, espe­ Glacier National Park have t( cially taciturn Lew Hoad, through be feqced In. Favorite food of por­ gruelling drills. cupines arc synthetic rubbri Hoad ha* displayed some of lire*. hi* old-tim* form in recent drils. He I* hitting the bull again with his former "killer touch," and seemv Intent on carrying Austra­ lia to a 3-0 sweep over the Americans. Ken RoseweH, who represents the second half of Australia's “murder’s row," thus far has escaped Hopman’s strenuous daily drills. Hopman conceded that lit­ Growing parents are lha tle Ken is in top form right now only ones suitable for grow. and "doesn't need to do much Ing children." but hit a few each day." By Hugh Ansley to tournament play In 1930 and Sports Editor In hi* first seven start* finished Author, Jester, teacher, sports­ In the first ten and won more than man— some say that makes a $6,000. That was the end of Oliver philospher. Others, especially those the home pro and the revival of in the golfing world, say that Oliver the tournament player. He means Ed "Porky" Oliver. Indeed, finished the year at the 12th mon­ it fits both; and through the use ey winner with nearly 11,000 in of the syllogism we must there­ winnings and in 1931 was again fore Include "Porky" In the rsnks the picture of consistency a* he of the philosphers. finished 10th or better In 13 tour­ We of Sanford are proud to have naments to win $9,939 and finished Ed as the new Winter Pro of the 10th among th# top money win­ Mayfair Inn Seminole County Club. ners. One of the greatest short Iron specialists, Oliver is the author "Dlggest collections along (he By OSCAR FRALEY of the article on "The Golf Swing" way came In the Canadian Open Uaited Press Sports Writer In Toronto, where Ed finished In the book, "The Golf Clinic"NEW YORK 61) — Fearless On the links, when you hear a with two brilliant fU’s to tie for Fraley's acts and figures: hearty, prolonged laughter— '.he second and won $1,300, and the The New York Yankees with a sincere kind that means real Jo­ Sioux City Open where hi* 274 huge farm system and a great total was good for $1,000 while fin viality— you will usually find Ed amount of young talent surpris­ In the midst of a fun loving also picked up $1,000 while fin­ ingly were not against tha new group anloying the finenesi of a ishing third In the Houston Open. major leagu* rule requiring a cut "In all. Oliver collected money pleasurable life. to 28 men by opening day-. Some say the gentle manner, In 23 official tournaments during In the past, some clubs car­ the year, plus an additional $2,500 the Infinite patience, and the care­ ried as high as 40 men for the ful understanding of "Porky" Oli­ which hr won finishing third in first month of the season. This ver make him top ranking among the Phillipine World Opep. kept the minor league* gues.lng "Again in 1951 as In 1947, Ed had as to what they would get even­ the great t#achcrs of th* sport the distinction of winning a place tually and delayed their organi­ of the fairways. During a tight, highly compet­ on the U. S. Ryder Cup Squad zation. itive tournament Oliver is always that met Britain’s best profession­ '•This way, we'll get our kids a main attraction for the gal­ als at the rinehurst (N. C.) No. out more quickly to whera they lery. .A great sportsman and com­ 2 course in the fall. can play ball regularly in the petitor, "Porky" has, among other "In the 1952 Winter Tour, his minors," said Yankee General tilings, twice been among the top winnings fell off slightly as he Manager Weiss. "Then, If we ten in PGA money winners, three hanked only $2,700. The summer have a vacancy, well know which time* been a member of tho Ry­ found him runner up to Bores In player* are going best." der Cup team, and has been hold­ the U. S- Open and second in the Fullmer Breaks Camp ing more than his own with tour- Eastern and the Invenes*. 1954 Gene Fullmer of West Jordan. of the finest wits on the circuit, earnings for Ed amounted to $9,- Utah an 8 to 5 favorite to lake golf and has mida it pay in a big 29432. He was Medalist in the Sugar Ray Robinson's middle­ wav since 1947. 1934 PGA Championship at St. weight crown on Jan. 2, breaks The 1916 PGA Tournament Play­ Paul with a qualifying score of eamp Christmas Day and will er Cntalouge has this to say about 136. finish up his training at a priv­ "Porky". "Porky played a hefty portion ate gym. "To indicate that anyone play­ of the 1933 PGA tour, in which The Air Force Academy still ing professional golf's tournament his best showings were consecu­ isn't ready to move into a foot­ circuit N motivated by anything tive third places in the Virginia ball class with Army and Navy, other than the desire to fatten Beach Open, and the Colonial In­ according to head Coach Buck their hank account, would be vitational, second In the Havana Shaw. The air cadets have been stretching the truth. There arc, Invitational, and a lie for that playing In the Rocky Mountain however, varying degrees of ln- spot in the Mayyfair Inn Open. He Conference and move in against tentnes* with which players ap­ finished the year in 17tA place Skyline opponents next year proach the problem of finishing among the money chasers with where, Shaw says, "Wt'll get our in the money. lumps," In 1938 they step up $14.229 67 ___ " "There is some question as to Oliver and his wife, Clara, have again, against such as Iowa, Tuwho ranks as the mnst determined four children. lane and Stanford — and then follower of the coin, but there they'll head for Army and Navy certainly can't he any doubt who with four classes under Iheir' seems to he having the mast fun belts. out of tournament golf. Count Had Gre#R Eye# out the smiles, and you will find Don’t give that "good old days” | Ed “Porky" Oliver heads all the The Seminole Chiefs Club will routine to Paul Krichell, the Yan- ( rest. meet tomorrow night at Seminole kee scout who will he 74 year* old As Ed puls It, "The money is High School, and a 38 Smith and next week- Kriehelt had green important, hut it Just wouldn't Wesson revolver will be awarded ryes at he watched Yogi Berra be worth it without tho laughs.” at that lime, John Schirard J r , sign a contract for $35,000 for He then proceeds to not only- president of the Seminole Chiefs, next season. show the way, but is himself one announced. "That’! more than I made In of the finds wits on the circuitIn making the announcement, 14 year* of professional baseball Along with tt, this 5'9" TJO poun­ Schirard said. "We are aware at a player." Paul moaned. der possesses one of the most that holding a meeting only two Rip F.ngl# of Penn State, one consistent swings in tournament dayi after Christmas is cram­ of th* East-West coaches, think* coif and ha made It par in a big ming thing* # hit, hut when we It's about time people quit look­ way since <97. started the donation ticket drive ing down on Eastern football. "That was Ed's first full year for the award we specified that "A lot of them thought it was as a tournament player and he It would he held in late Decem­ a fink* when a a beat Ohio finished with $17,900 In winnings, ber. Slate," he said, "but w« did beat the third ranking Vardon trophy Thr 38 revolver r.-ai donated In ’em — and the East had 2 fine average (70.34 stroke* per round' the Seminote Chiefs by Sheriff J. season intersectionally if anybody an>| was a member of the U. S Luther Hobby for use In paying takes the time to check It up. Ryder Cup team. for the outfitting of the two jun-! Wa had a half dozen tram* "Declaring that he was quit­ inr high schools with football uni- whih could p'iy in any company." ting while he was ahead, Oliver forms. I Anybody wanna argue? promptly took # rluh Job in Kenmore, Washington and from 194849. appeared In less than a doxen tournaments. "Itching for action, he returned Chiefs Club Meets Tomorrow Night -..^.POINTING TOWARD P in - By Alan Mavor : MEET ED "PORKY" OLIVER, new member of the Sanford commuiilty and Winter Pro for the Mayfair Inn Seminole Country Club. F re t* Sparta Wrfier WACO, Te*. tt — Baylor Coach Sam Boyd Isn't worried •boat hla offens# as b# starts final preparations far hla team's Sugar Bowl date with Tennessee, but It hasn't always been that sray. The New Tear's Day game of­ fers a complete about-face situa­ tion for th# 43-year-old Boyd, who sweated out ■ sputtering at­ tack during Baylor’s early games when the Bears' defense waa Iti best selling point "Our offense came of age In the debrmaka game, the eighth game of the seaion,” Boyd said. "The kids finally caught on to some of the new stuff. I had given them and began to ellck. Up to then, we were making most of our yardage on holdover plays from George Sauer’s regime.’* Boyd was Sauer's assistant and moved up when Sauer stepped up to full time athletic director. Worries About Defense "Now, it Isn’t the offense that worrle* me — It’s the defense,” he said. "We are looking better, but' the abrupt change to dtfens ing a single wing offense like Bowden Wyatt has put together at Tenncsse ha* sure come hard with our boys.” Boyd didn’t mean that he was­ n't spending some time on his of­ fense In preparation for Baylor's fourth bowl appearance and, he hopes its second bowl victory. "We’re working on six or eight plays which we made little use of during the season and which Ten­ nessee didn’t see while scouting us," he said. "But, actually, there'll he very little new stuff." R«*yd did Indicate, however, that the offensive plans may include full use of the multiple talents of Del Shofner, the sprinter-halfback who waa kept under wrapt as a runner for one reason or another much of the season. Triple Sport* Stsr The 183-pound 6 3 triple sport star (track and basketball) was used In only 70 of Baylor’s 549 rushing plays, but he managed to pick up U9 yards for a 6 4-yard • > _ . B aylor Coach Has No Offense Worries fe lte d u l, - ^ < /- . r ‘'M ij $ D r a in OR SHINE Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 NIGHTLY (except Sunday) POST - T I M E 8:10 P.M. • M A T IN E E S EVERY WED. & SAT. 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Open Evanlng* and c u s t o m nuu/r i i o m k s —Factory to you— VA—rilA*-CONVENTIONAL Aluibinaai Venetian Blind, FINANCING SncloK-d head, tigs proof bottom LOW DOWN PAYMENTS rail wilji p ill*1*" fbdf Pla»|ie LQW MONTHLY PAYMENT! ar rayon tapna. Cotton or aylen A. K. SH O EM A K ER, JR . corRa. I960 MellonvtUe Henkbrik Glbbb ami Paint Co. Phone 1991 11M14 West M St. rhone 320 Airsuaaaa Howe Traitor f°r “ lePurchased new this year. Corn* plate with eamblnatlon refri geyitor, |9» range, g*» f w I r W . dinette U ge toa water tank. fit. Johns Itcslty. Phone 11» or 1079, Sanford. fc FOR RENT— Modern trailer lots, 30'x50\ 110. mo. to permanent adults. Call Mra, John Beiriecbin, 961-W. _________ 14—USED CABS Chryalar to|# modal 1961 hard top convertible. 31,000 miles. In ex* L?Uaat «as4ltto«, looks like a r r . Reasonsble for cash. S K st 1 sufarw totb St. , % . ? 5 T D S l. . pl lh.id u. S ,T Wi S F l B L r * •“ * Sea the new Pontiac now on dlaglajr. 1956 Plymouth Tiara Sedan 1964 fontisc H e a r Chiaftoa M . . .. 116) Bulck nivlera Sedan 1952 4-door Plymouth 1951 4-dgor Chsvrolet 1R50 4’door Plymouth FBIQIDAIBE apptlaaeea, sale and urrlca, G. II. Illfh, OrWda Fla. Phone f0 5 3 4 | 6 ar San for«l 1642-W nfter • p m. ENJOY YOUR OWN HOME WELL DRILLING Falrtanka-Morse pump*. Repairs to all make,. HOWARD C. LONG 207 E. Commercial Ave. Thonc 388 /m\t> »*M T5 <#V T ffffiS / AC/T 7H F SA O BU TBA aS OV/VK m w A aese/ Select your home rite in South Plnecrest—Sanford Gru*a Mapors—S,i ford W^BVILPiNG MAT! BIALA METAL ROOFING Now toa stock,. 5-V Crimp-U'* Corrugated — 14 " Corrugated Get All Your Roofing Needs at h ltiriM g Concrete Pipe Co. Out Weat 13th St. Valencia VUtoa-DcUnd An Qdham A Tudor pome i* all ou could avar wish You U: far. ‘ ‘ can uy with eiKifi'itnti whet; )<>u deal with Odham V Tudor. HAYNE8 Office Mnehlne Co. See our baautiful roiidenlia' »»»* Typewritera, adding machines Hons: Rel.Air, Pme-i.e*!. South gafea-Beatala, 114 Meg., Pb. 44 Piece rest, Rese Court anJ San­ ford* most distinctive community 47—FURNITURE—llUUXt t.D Grove Manors—Sanford U*et| furniture, ap#liancee, tools, etc, Bought-aold. Larry'a Mart. 3U East 1st St. Phoot 1151. • B iu V A LU ES • QUICK C RED IT • E A SY T ER M S WIUONMAIRB aad Ueeg Fgrahare n $ SAVE 9 p * g o o o - *-»• ' then I've had J .— MV LUNCH J<\J r V T ^ r^ V V v v J D jL L 'C O X C C y , fuERa oio> ogeve» V s t e p down the ) L 'APCN5 Si Du OE ^ (A >rerLA D oef?»J OKAV choice lots to the Mayfair Area at an attrailiva rail price. W. E. Klrchoff Jr. Phone MS. •7-BR0BRRB an! REALTORS MAYFAIR ARRA irit st. ON GOOD UHRI) F U R N IT U R E , Chav mo l SUMSTfiAO >ou view > 00MIN3 L ou r mi? 7 0*TwgQ9 Drive Out T'day ODHAM * TUDOR. INC. Cer. Hwy. IT-93 A 27th St. Fhanea 1IN amt J*M "Btiildera of Finer Home, For Florid* IJving’’ FOR DISTINOTIVE rURNITURE —at Warehouse Price*, vtait BERBY’S. We ere expert* at a*elating vou to accuse grsaloue good look* with fuac|ioa«l can ventoncc. Today'* beat buy* to nationally advertUed furniture 4*—LOTS ing Appointment. PAqwooawAil JUST r.O'MO IMTO TH'S HtSMUQANT o» coming our r— Of IT AS ->0U J ^ CAME ALCN3PJW i'm gchgto step Out x FVD» LUNCH,EDOE I- C POOR M» OITHCOS.. r HE HAS SO MANV 11 Busin ess vuOQmes THESE PAIS m; OOESN'T kNCWV-mat MftS OOiNO 44HWHINMA EQUIPMENT Pbana 414 |1) N. Virginia, beautiful Uritlany Farm Home. 3 hedrmmt, t bath, 1 "Wade bmlt" on Oak This I* a free pass ta the Prairie GATLIN RBOTHBRS ahaded lota. By appointment. Lake Drive In Theatre for Mra. Dragline A Bu Idoxer Servile $35,000. W. A. Goodwin. Enterprise. Eap* fh . ® 2 Geniva 2496 W. Sanfont. date Jan. 4. 1967. ROSA L. PAYTON This hta l« a ff«e pas* 4m th* RM» Ragiitercd Real Estate Broker J eatre for Jack Schux*. E*p. Phone IS71 17-93 at Hiawatha t " Jan. 4, 1957. ECH0LA BEDDING CO. ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, atato* Cor. 2nd A Magnolia. Pb. 123) manta, Invoices, hand tsltla. and "Bud Bamberger, Mgr. ' program!, etc. Progresilv# FREE DEUVERY Printing Co. Phona 406 - 403 West 13th 4L "^ S W a u r" • w f c r or j* Burplu*. no Mb’ Niytfg aptei tie washer, good eondlUon, ; s : Phone 3«W. COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB Thor Gladiroa automatic Iron Including; bath fUturoe, eaPmat praeUcally new. |7J, Plioone aink, water pump, aepUa Uab lad wblar heater, apprwjmitbf t 6 l . * 5 T » e ua TOPAV W f Sanford Art, I m m n il w Canteen*, rota, aleeplng baga, Fiva room bouae with bath and rpafmitcll thirteen feres of Mlcas UU, hunting knivM. PLUMBl.NO * HEATING gentle Tank Installation A Septic Heater Service, A r e n t e C. 44—APPLIANCES •Ill in ant ClASimiR ADS C HIE SANFORD HERALD e»—ROMES ~ *L U M M N G Outr»et and Repnlr Work tlwatei Fr*> Estimate* M. U RAr *04 P#*fprd A*a. m S D C6->ABT)TL|!S pop BALE “ b S T re S tF And INSURANCE oAswooq; herb < WANTS NOU ON THE rphone M m tv tE Y NE O’ VOUB POCKETS.' WM/'JUST AS l THOUOHT. NAILS THINOS T' SiNI enough THAT EXTRA vou BREAK THROUGH TH’ ICE m ight m a k e 204 So. Park Ale. — Phona MO OZIER REALTY CO (.aura R. Osier, Realtor Haiti M. Field, Associate 2601 So Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1359 203 09 K. 1«l St. _ Phone III EVENINGS) 3U5 and 790 Gracey Refrigeration *A— FARM end C A R D IN DOLL IIOUHK Commercial and Domestic 409 Palmetto Ave. — Ph. (I3*R. Oranges, tangerines & kumquats. 2 bedroom, masonry, kitchen equipped, beautiful oak floor,, ro t W. 25th. J. T. Fortier Sr. ceramic tiled bath, nice closets, You ran still get a llruwnio Movie plenty of kitchen cabinets, nice CABBAGE PLANTS Camera at WIF.UOLDTS CAM­ rch, 2 lot,, citrua, corner ERA SHOP, 210 8. Park Ave. 400,000 Midseason Market. Ph. ration at 20|tl Holy Ave. Thi, 2105. l< a good buy at 110.500, with tg-gCHOOU-LNSTRUCriON term, available. Kaclutive, For Sale At once. 40 Ton* Ph. 93-W. Deanna's School of Dance Chicken Manure. Ballet—Tap—toe— and Ballroom Tree ripened orangca, $1.00 bushel. 17 93 at Hiawatha— Phone 387J W. DIETRICHS T. IV. MERO Phono 239-W. . REALTORS TO U R SCHOOL UF PIANO HOI Park Ave. Phone 27 or 143 33-WANTRP to BUT go? Magnolia Ave. Register now for and term be* Entire houaefull of furniture. Cash ginning January 7, |957, Begin paid for bargain offer. No dealer Robert A. Williams nera through advanced. Phone Involved. Needed at once. Call REALTOR 274. Sanford 379. Raymond Lundqulst, This is a free pass to the .MovicASSOCIATE RENTALS Und Ri«todo Theatre for Her, Phaga 1«T3. Atlantic Blab Bldg man Morris. Cap. date Jsn. 4, |95T. 5 4 - A rm —HOUSES—ROOMS W. H. "Bill" STEMFEIt Realtor — General Insuror WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* Guv Allen Associate EMPLOYMENT private baths. 114 W. First 8t Arlette Price. A«*orlate Ill N. Park l*—HELP WANTEP FEMALE Avalon Apia. Efficiency. Pb. 720-W Phone 905 or 1133 Mather Of Sanford K WHY DON’T YOt TH’ TRAMPS W TOR TH|lR HANI >—j GRANDMA OH. NO'.' IVC LIAENIO O T d t o MY LANO.TMIY I AT gMOUQH K\ IT ------W ---------- , Seminole Realty ■ wealed, got hour * Exp.lu,waitress board. Own traniportalion . . . .............. •••— »W T| _. H P O W LS' 4 1 . s ___ Efficiency apt. Ifl-way 17-92 la. IP IT IB REAL ESTATE ask Crumlev A Monte ith City Limit*. Slumberland Court. iene’a Spaghetti Home, Orange at 117 South Park Phono 772 City. Phone Spring 45333. See Seminole Realty for DesirPHONE 9271 fer CHERRY able Houses and Apts. Phone 27 27—HELP WANTED MALE Real Estate Brokerage — Notary Nevtpaper street teles boys weat- EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable I l l J W $3th St. Rear-Barber Shop for Winter Tourist. Private bath ed for work after tehail. Ages REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN A shower. Steam heat Inquire UP to 14 year* ul.l See Mr. 2511 French Ave. Manuel Jacobson across from Holley at The Sanford Herald J . W. H ALL. RKALTOR Post Office. Johnny Walker, Avaoelata "Call Hall" phona 175a 2-bedroom furnished apt. Close FINANCIAL in. 107 Palmetto Ave. Cnnault A REA LXOR first 5 room furnished, 2 bedrroom C IILLK N AND I I ARKKY 36-MONEY TC LOAN Ayf. Phene 1313 house. Just repaint,-il. Conven­ Ito N. Park AUTO LOANS ient to Air Bate. Ph. IIO-J. COST LESS Sleeping rooms. T.V. 401 Mag ,^L C om pa q nolia Ave- Pb. 834-J. Florida State Bank A- B. PETERSON Clean apt. Oil hea», «IJ PayV. j Ciukcr Associate,: OF SANFORD A, M. Peterson Jr., F. J. Chesterton. Garflald This is a free pas, to the Movie- (Newt Home, furn., couple. 1505 Willett*. John Meisch and It. W land Ride In Theatre for T, W. Elliot. William*. A. C, Doudney, Load Mero. Exp. date Jan. 4. 1957 Furnished 3 rooms A bath. Low Surveyor. II* N. Park Ave Ph«n* JJJ9 rent Cal! 1494. F 15—APPLIANCE REPAIRING MATHIS electric appliance re­ pairing. Light fixtures installed. tiffin 19-RBAUTT PARLORS For all your B e a u t y Need, Revelon A Thea-Bender Co,metfrs MABBIETl-R lEAiTTY NOOK Ph. PT| 105 Do oak • s rV I r n_" Burnell fsrr P.4 PAINTING Mi l Grandview Phaae 19U-M. WOOLS EY Mtlinc fhttohes • MERCHANDISE Vuf Your Goat Henkbrik C.U.«* and Paint Co. 1I1-H4 W. 2ad St, Phene 339 u - A H T i n d tar U U ’ S .R S W ? A W.LDCATS'rr. J<*4f J\rr£-»fOf V PC\ir^£ cw l S 4 5 *I7H liS S Tha.\i a M in o rs I t " ? TO Pl A y— FUR U lit'k A t'nofi use Claeei- SOMETHING MISSING 7 locale m il GRAND HI YH OAl-Olt BILLS HARD TO PAVT Sail hed ads to ,*g rent hire. Call thing, you’re through w i t h 1121, say "Charge It."* Ten acres exceptional Died land it quickly Ibreugh Want Ads. make the Want Ad* >oqr shopp­ on hard surface road. W M. RENEW Youy Roof! May W« We buy eon sell u*ed furniture taruugh Want Ada lag CASH Thone 1821. Kirchhoff Jr. Phono 303. aufiait a contractor. Let u« Paying top eatb prices for any ing place. call 19)1• w a in a Hante Owners Loan t^ jaf_•# value SUPER TRADta cover your roofing job. G 'POST on 17 93 Ph 2053 W HEAL ESTATE gory Lumber of Sanford and Maple. Phone 2ncj. SWAP ANYTHING! Just place LIVE nAIT 45—HUMES Shiners, Bull Heads. Pup Guta Classified ads. Phone 1921 (or a t tltiUSE LOUD W O R K E R S r°666XR* ' c * tnll"« «4ll Mr, Taakar. ph. through Classified adr Let »n Poi»n. Me Room <u, ^ SOUTH ri.NECBCST-~ ID Laurel helpful ad-writer. experienced ad writer at»Ut you Innows *nd Worms rive . 3 bedruum utodarn h om e . rUKJB eaadiag aad ~fuuhmg. Fleming Grocery—E. Geneve ess Ave. than 1 year old. You can Cleaaiag, waitng. Serving Semibuy thia bum* with a low down­ ACtX. noto county tinea I lag. » t . 31n 1)itu b t l l a o r OH heaters, ill k'nd. cheap payment and take over n a 'a 'i H. M. Gleasoa. Lgie Mary W< take yaure in trade. Anytxrog G. 1, Jloruge. Monthly pay­ SAM C LAWSON R e -V e e Safer Trading Pest ments including tax A it MeRANEY-SMITH PAINTS On Hay* D u W1D A bon« J04J.W S i f J m i R m U f Q **V *~ t Pm ranee only $75 n . cle*« we Irig S. Park Phone J| « diitanca to the new m t n U i w * /eA * A p m k Classified o n crete p i Pineereat Hchool. iae this Home SEWING MACHINES VXO sKnvici Mf wMU 4*1 N.crki - White ttxlay. OIHIAU & TUDOR, Inc. J U I CALL 9AN4 0 ND r i Q N l O * Lor. Uwv. 17 SJ A 37U fct. L. L Sill — Piano Teebnieiaa New and U(*d U M II H I uz1 Phones 2100 and 2962. GARRETT’S 323 E. l i t SL Phene 2114 Rnato L Sanford ( I —AIKKAtiK MM •X t E LU M B E R /U . B U ILD IN G N B tD S - g?24891 C P/ �By DOROTHY WORLEY, ■ M ill* . The hoy Mid eve»i f . ■ T i t a l eothto' to tough about" “T h ai * right," Rita aald tn a friendly rate* . "B u t »• d oat know nnsrh about aueh 8 U«|a W ool you t a l l aa why Ufa haunted?" Tba boy d U M Cron ana toot to the other, hu eyes B o n n * ovar the gaunt old house. "Don’t k a o w ‘sarkly why. It Jw1 a Lights nova around a one ad those windows upstair*. And peo­ ple bear rote**, whisperin’ like.” Priscilla said. T B surely aacept the first offer. The ptaca to giving me the creeps." •Power o t suggestion.” Rita aald. *1 wouldn't lay sell R be­ cause It’s haunted, but sell be* cause ire the only sensible thing to d a Let's decide erhat you want to do with the furniture, or bet­ ter bob. why not turn the whom thing error to Mr. Todd te beadle with (cme real estate firm 7" They were prrpanr.it to toe* the door when R ita said. "W alt a minute. •I'm not sure that I locked the bach door.” »' \ »* < t J i:-u • ' O V M JO m at being reunited for the Christmas holiday. BM/1 Russell L. Dye gathers his wile Theresa up In his arms as they greet with a Use aboard the carrier Saratoga. The world’s largest and most powerful w er«Wp has fast recur and to M s Haw Y ork area a lta r a f i e e mor.t)i shakadown traise hi Am Pnacllla looked at the roa e* bills and gasped. ‘'Heavens, no! I never carry that much cash. Where did It com * frvn T” *T found it on the floor by Uie back door. I w o n d e r why we didn't see It before.” Pnacllla giggled. ”Weg. If tbs place Is haunted with green­ backs. maybe Td better not sefl after alL” "Mr. Todd must have dropped 1 l » can we get the I up7” ooklng. KrankJy," be you take my ad W e, Liter about it. Won't any difference when k sale." Lad been gone only a when a boy of about aa to the door. He Todd. He said that wllllag to work outuldnl cJeaa Inside, r u haunted.” WASm XGTOW HR-The Feder­ al Communications Commission revealed la h* annual report that four of every firs etty homes and half the nation's farm houses have television seta* Altogether there were 1M mil­ lion TVs or radios in operation in lass but TV far oatstripped ra- L it t le 'H e must have. How else mould K hare got there? That's new money—and no one a bren ituide for a long time, he sakl How much ts It?” ’Twenty-five t w e a t y - dollar bills."Glory be!” Priscilla exclaimed, "R ita, what If Mr. Todd says it Isn't his?” "It has to be his: there’s no other explanation. Let's go and telephone him." (T o Be C oniinttd) re eermtseloa et the ptMuner. Avakoa Books K M r u ’ircs SreSKeia. IV Outstrips Radio In Revenue In '56 dio is rateaoe gsias. TV se»works. by the fact that eery high fraand stations earned a total of 714 qumry VHF stations had first million dollars last year—as in- crack 'at tba advertisers dollar, creaie of 23 < percent over 1W4— | -p,, \HF ftationi, on 12 ehannela from baud. 2 to 13. coniinue *am for a to al of 4M mi.bon do,- ^ j^jg their advaata|S of being first on the air with commercial VHF The Mg Treble* ' py. Advertisers, faced with the The commission said the prob- {aet tKnt only shout 20 per cent lent of ultra-high frequency tele-' 0f the nation’* 39 mUl.cn TV set* vision continues to nag the TV Jre equipped to recsive UHF, industry and the FCC. Lt Mid the have continued to pour their dolfinaacilly-waak UHF was the jarl jnlp ■,HF. only dark spot in the otherwise { Problems Under Study booming TV picture. The commission said It stiU Is In the main UHF was hampered i studying the problems involved. Crocodiles and turtles do not breathe under water. They hold their breath until they surface again. CHASE & SANBORN INSTANT (jit e Model TRU-FLAVOR •Limit one with order) U A GOOD HEAVY WESTERN B E E F ARMOUR’S STOKELY’S LEAN FRESH GROUND FREESTONE ECONOMY SLICED % ROYAL HAWAIIAN Light Meat A U T O RACE Chunk Style Tuna NASCAR (Sanctioned) (Limit On*) SMALL FRESH GEORGIA Grand National THtM MX SOCKKMN Silt!AN HUSKY W 1 gel a lire on their sunny California nirrrur<fl"cv The afodlaas sled dogs, with no snow to kgh*. an owned by Beta/ Ttowiier of Lee Angeles. llnumai>onal) For Fine Food Buvsf SMALL, LEAN SMOKED 7MIS HUNOASIAN refu gee Is •terUng the leemingly hope, less task of demolishing • 20pound banana split shortly after her arrival in Philadelphia with her sister on the Tree Poland steamship Wolwa Polska with I t other Hunrarian refugees The concoction I* composed of. among other things, five gallon* of Ice cream , 12 q u arts of whipped cream and a daren ba­ nanas. _ ____(International) GIANT SIZE M DE F o lk s i\bu Can t Top Us Including • plan to fwftch an the nation's telecutinf erratoally to the upper 70 UHF channels. It ad­ mitted present VHF ehanneli were Jammed while many of the UHW bands hsca gone baggioi because of the eompstltfr* pro­ blem. It said U had sat threa goali for commercial television but had attained only one. With 90'pcr cent of the nation’s television sets within the range of at least od« station Its first goal of bringinj TV to all of America Is Just about realized. SyNNYLAND ALL MEAT SW IFTS The Indian River G O LD CU P (Eng. I U . Girl s rant* 12. String id instrument 12. Not ever 14. AppearasiM 14. Before 17. Lowest note (Gy Ido) ■J i l l 90. Antlered animal 22. Samarium 77? • 12. Brick-bak- T~ • T” 4 % •k ♦4 4 U 1U % U 1 J % Sr % % 4 % 30. Hastened DOWN 4J ft M ARMOUR’S TIME M MlttOUNO the iMT haw styles ere these models as they appear at a fashkm preview to New York. Shown top to bottom arc Wary Art man. with the new “)et •weep.” Eva Lynd. with “mad mock bangs.” Sharlte Wright, m v is dip,” and Jan Tice, "Fly­ ing Saucer." (Internationa! GRAMKOW fu n era l home . M , 1 7 - f l Ualb 13 i CARNATION EVAPORATED Trials - 12 Noon tall cans Race Starts - 3 p.m. Advance Ticket Sale 2.50 — G at* 3.00 ** yy. >. Thre*. •4 11 % PLANTATION PRIDE KOSHER STYLE SPEEDW AY % % *y JO * % ll) % TitusviUe-Cocoa Y i4 % JO T~ i DIAMOND D SOFT PLY SU N DAY 11 % :l *4 £ d iO J IT. Tope of mountains lt .J s u r r .tr i t Voided eecutrhcflo 14. Likely tfi. Little gist 23. Short Ouicd 29. Skill 40. Related •gam 42. Deep rad spinel ruby M. Tapestry 17. GlraffeUke animal O tttl of Thrflling Driving Skill II) Nation* Top Driver* sis i 1 L1UUJ13*. •jrr-rj n rv 'ja x n n3U Li i i i u j IS. A gratuity laym.y substance M. Infrequent 24. Bivalve moUuak IS. Half an cm 100 MILKS u m u iia sid aOOOH UUUiill jrtUH ’J .1 1 T 10. Boy's school PHONE 444 for — LVurntou* - P q g a n it X ijjh t A m tm lan e* S trcU e Order Now From: Brevard Enterprises Titusville, Fla. WADE'S MARKET �y > -.t l-\ ^ a ttfn rfr S b ra lfc Shop and Save In Sanford * AM fNDEPENDENT d a il y n e w s p a p i * . .' . ' tl N. • « ,V •• •* If Y »w H traU Is N»i Delivtrod By • P. M. Call 1121 S tfar* 7 P. M Par N b « 7 \ - -a j •i j * NO. MS Much Progress Seen For Sanford In 57 Building Boom Is Expected , Kille 13 Hurt /n Plant Explosion 1 By J . MARION BARMAN Sr. NEWNAN, Os. up - A araeltor ------ ------------------------------Proapceta for th* bigg**t y*ar In in ilumlnnm extrusion plant « , , ■ in Sanford's history look good# exploded hir» today, killing on* A flV K A P C 1 0 3 1 / 0 according to plana and proposal* person and Injuring 13 other*, *«- M U f I J V l J L C Q V C already announced. veral of them critically.. m u m . ______ The building boom, regardltia Company official* Mid three . | iviimiN' PRESIDENT of the Sanford Kiwani. Club gltrs hi* annual report from 13 page* of of predictions for th* coming other worker* who were reported year, will no doubt highlight th* missing were located "op town" (right) Ed Shlnholegr, incoming president far 1*31. Pbrtn) eventfful y*ar ahead to mak* hour* after the blastSanford one of th* faatmst grow­ One worker wa* reported to have ing cities In the Stat* of Florida. been thrown 100 feet by the exTopping th* nssea in Sanford's plosion which shattered • large WASHINGTON 1P- An advisory continued economic progrea* in one-story frame building of the committee to President Elsen­ th* home building outlook. Orn William L. Bonnell Crv The man hower departs tndiy on an builder, starting TR home* la was found betide a nearby rail­ around the-world trip to make a the Sanford ar*a, will go well road traek. He was one of those first—hand cheek on the multiover th* million dollar mark la in eritieal condition. billlon dollar U S foreign aid pro­ building and home aslea. Other Police Chief J. P Askew per- gram contractor* and building will tonally directed the aeareh for After returning from the aevenbring Sanford’* home expansion vtetimi in the ihamblee of the week, 22.000-mile mrvey, the eomprogram to over the two million building. The will iiareh made --------mlttee makewaarecommendsdollar mark for the coming ytar more difficult because the roof ||on, Eisenhower on the fuIn new home* alone. collapsed on top of the wreckage. |||lre 0f foreign aid. This report Should the proposed dock* mnd Ten of the injured were Neg- foM|g |#j,| to a general overhaulterminal* for Sanford'a water­ roe*. .-Ing of the program for helping front become a reality In 1957, Mo*t of the nearly one-score o* I American’s friend* abroad which la entirely poaalble with in­ employe* behaved on duty were The committee, known as the Kiwanis Club member* yeater- Finance and Project*, terests cantered In creating n day, at their noon luncheon meetWilson called special attention Negroea- Nine of the injured were President'* Citizen Advisor* on shipping and Industrial area ad­ ing, heard ita president report to the work of the Finance and Negro and three were white, it the Mutual Security Program. It jacent to th* lake front, building — .reported, . . . ------- five were given headed by Benjamin F. Falrle**, on the activities of the club’s 23 Projects Committee which had wa* estimate* will b* Increased over committees. f spearheaded the Kissimmee Min- fin t aid treatment and released. formrr hoard chalrmin of United a quarter of a million dollar*. Fire Under Control »stale* Steel Corp. A. L. Wilson, the out going ! »treI from which over 1300 was n HI a L I A. I* VI IlfUllt HIV WSia •«nw *'V |---'~ •--•*--the------1---resulting, Departing with him on the trln Additional Industrial building In n D l i e i president laid "I am per.onally realized for underprivileged I Firemen brought a resulting, the area surrounding the docks 11 ' _ _ . 'Proud of ,hc hl* h f,libre Pro-1 childrens committee a* wa* th efU .h fire under control within werfPthrrc„ihrr committee mcm* and terminal! would bring the to­ bers—Dr. Colgate W. Darden JrTALLAHASSEE W— The State I we have had throughout the annual Kiwnnls Football Game about an hour and a half. tal to a eky high figure. president of Ihe University of Vlr Merit Council met today to r«*|year." • which netted $GGfl.42. I The explosion rocked a wide Important to tha entlr* Sanford view the controverxial uniform pr.,i0minant in the nresident’s Another sourer of revenue was area and temporarily put elec- glnia; John L- Lewi*, president of picture It th* city's capital Im­ tha united Mine Workers; and pay and job classification* for . renort wa* the work lh« wor,t ,loni* during the trie service out of commission in ym ] a m , — -----------provement program which to esti­ Jesse Tapp, .hoard -------------------------d • by the *pford Kiwani. Annual Mayfair Inn PGA JU. Weal Georgia city. . . . . W. ............... . . . . .chaiiman some 9200 state employes. mated now at a near half million clu„ for underprivileged chit- <Tourruament Thl# money wa* .1- One charred body wa* recovered ; „f ,hf Bank of Afnerlca from tn# *****. _______________ dollars. Thia will include th* th# ruin« ruin* inorvij shortly mvi after the. VIENNA ffl — Communist Hun­ dren and the boys and girls so ^>,ac®', in Ihc underprivileged from fire wa* brought under control. . ...... n erection of a Sanford Civic Cen­ gary warned today up to 200,- committee. Itoth committee.-, ac-' childrens fund. 1 The plant manufactured alumi r l l G n W O y DC ter, a new Negro swimming pool, 000 workera would lose jobs "per­ cording to Wilson's 15 page sum“T1' 1* *» >our ,vP°r‘ ' >our *c num framework and parts by th* M the second Sanford fir* station, crfdit “> 2011"* manently" in the new year. It mary. spent several thousand and th* proposed boat basin at process blamed the coal and pawer short- dollars to carry out their agenda. ( .said Wilson as he started hi* suit)'1extrusion The cause of the cplosion was th* bandahell. Ayparctm and u . The announcement came a* other committees Included lni on the wort*off t^ tK -a r |not detarmlne.1 Immediately but equipment booato th* total of th* ingsrians returned to the grim the huge report were: the Key , A*V«w Htoorlzad l^et someone .fc- ' ^r. p <t i ; r a w r g m —staia overall program to th* half mil­ realities of living under th* Sov­dub. Vocational Guidance, Agri­ !.Jy two ilozen coimniUces. lion dollar mark. •I went to put In a wort! oft< .mally threw a* . vf Read Board member Al Rogero iet-impos*d-#J«Mt Kadar-rugime. culture and conservation. Public other aubslanc* Into th* smeller. said today that the U-milcs of U. Already In th* planning stage, appreciation for Ralph Smith. Ilf and Business Affairs. Support of with th* istuane* of revenue is Just what a Club president Witnesses said the multi-mllllon- S. lllghway 19 between Clearwa­ By UNITED PHESS Churches, Kiwanis Education. So doilar plant appeared to b« al­ ter and Tarpon Springs, Ihe sit* -MISS ALLYSON LEE TAKES A BOW (top) fallowing w of her certificate* approved by the city'* With the shock of th* worst hol­ clal and Sunshine. Public Rela 1n« ’d».” said Wilson. He also paid most a total loei. ifa Italk* to fiscal agent, la th* proposed sew­ of four deaths and IS Injuries In piano numbers at Ik* Mayfair Inn last night, and then iday traffic toll In history still tlons, Music Committee, House1tribute to each member of the members of her nuillente (bottom) following the half hour __________.... ________ _______ _ concert. age treatment plant The budding the last five days, would b# four* Committee Boy Scout Committee, Sxnford Kiwanis Club and their fresh in the nation’s mind, safety . . . . . year , . . .In an ... effort . . . . . . to 3li*s I.#r rrcriied a tremendous oiation as she concluded her num of the additional sewage treat­ laned next experts predicted another 490 Attendance. Historian,- New Club wonderful support. reduce the toll on the "dangerous" hers which included both classical and boogie woogle. (Staff Photo*) ment plant aa a part of th* city’’This hn* been a rich ami wonAmericans will he killed needless­ Building. Marianna Plan, Classlwide water and rower program ly during ihe New Year's wee’x- fication and Membership. Hecep- Jarful experience.” A. L. Wilson . , t hat been a “mutt" kern on th* From Dec. 22 M. four accident* ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ tion. Inter Cluh Relations, ami ’'an,l I want you to Join me ' ‘ agenda of the Board at Sanford in the support of the club and WASHINGTON TP — The De­ on Ihe 14 mile stretch have re­ « d' ________________ City Commissioner*. U* officers, during the coming fense Department announced to-, sulted In four deaths and M ser NEW YORK IP— Vice President | A street Improvement program. year." Richard M. Nixon visits th* Hun- A T J I dav that M.ntv) men will he draft- > u* ‘"W **latest mishap In the* talking stage among d^r "It i* certainly a tribute to Al *d In February for th. Army. was Wednesday night when four garian refugee center at Camp Kilmer. N. J .. today for a |alt i V I UULV: commissioners, ran lift the total Wilson that he ran give such a In probably her last appearanca That represents a cut of 3.«W P<’r•0^, wfr® '" l" ” '1 ,n • report." said Ed Shinholser Ih* men from draft calls for the cr*2h of city improvements another M survey before making a final re | | A n a r l r E v a i h , . . in Sanford, Miss Allyson Lee, The relatively short stretch of versatile 12 year-old pianist held to 50 thousand dollar* if plana incoming president for 1957 who preceding four months. port to President Eisenhower highway is considered a “death a Mayfair Inn audience spellbound ar* consume ted. presided at yesterday’s meeting The Defense Department said STORMVILLE, N Y. I P - Pub- T / i f l a y F/t|* I I C Jack Tharpe, a member of the ihe lower draft call for February trap" because of Ihe M Inter­ la*t night throughout h*r 30-minAnother booat In building and lac if • Pigeon No. mov- i V U U f I V I U t J . improvements to poealbl* In tin club, said “ You were a good reflect* higher enlistments in th* sections of U- S. 19 and other state ut* concert which included both — . I," a comedyi-----«I ROME 'IP— The Luce era end­ president ami it wasn't easily classical and boogie-woogie selec­ employing of a planning eagineerI* which features a prison break ed today in Italy. active and reserve force# that tra­ and county roads. ronsuitsnt to lay long-range plana . |don*— you did s magnificent Job ditionally take place in January' Rng#ro said a four-lane highway tions. d it* world premiere today 5frs. Clare Boothe Luce, the am­ with a median strip between north for the city of Sanford’* growth. Adults and children alike gase m k ■ #v fore some 2,000 Inmates at ' bassador who ritinned a wholei Ulrou*hoot the year, and Feruary and southbound lines would have Miss Ire a thundrroua ovation r A f l/ f t s H I 'f A n r A f f l The setting of commercial *nd Greenhaven Prison. The February call will bring to nation Just because »he was a Industrial zones a* well at th* 2.IM.IV) the number of men draft­ prevented m et, if not all, of the following each number she r l ue d; * " I I w U U ■ I U y 1 0111 letir. affairs here her* n . . . Udv, wound up her affair* outlining of n«r*aeary street* ed sine# the outbreak of the Kor­ holiday rrashei Selection* chosen by th* youth ALBANY. S. r im -T h e need J suce**afui ful piano star for last night'* for pushing at top speed the na­ and Improvements for future ean War. Th# last 14,000 man draft call concert included Butterfly, Im tional super-highway program was growth can well mean addltlqnal mu i .1 Mr,. R„th Taylor Murray. 31. was In Soplemb#r, Since then . r , |promplu, her own arrangement of tragically underlined by th<» huge construction plans In both th* ly spectacular flop. downtown ami fringe areas of tha The Italians who viewed her ,|j,Kj Seminole Memorial Dos- draft cals have been running at R e s e r v a t i o n S c a l p c f Trees and Autumn Leaves._ Av* j traffic fatality toll over the city. a rate of If.ooti men monthly. Prayer, j Christmas weekend, program Dl with alarm four years ago hade | M p m yesterday fol_______________ , MIAMI « - Nslional Airlines. ' , * rlV ____ . .......... ......................... ............. An industrial building, not yet TAMPA TP— A 21 year old wai- her a warm farewell as she toured |owlnc „ ,hort ,||ne*s. today unmasked a "reservations^n°(r l i i JrW,l’r Bertram Tallamy said to announced, will also Increase th* Rom. for the lawt time aa a sha WM Nov ,g |90J mi teday faced manslaughter total of building permits to b« srfe* ln the malnutrition death diplomat , Calhoun Ctounty. W. Va. and cam* "r£ | r »nd!r ^ ‘'" a n d ' °n ' he aTaHimy said studies h..d shown issued In 1957. that the tho sden iclcnP ' titlous names to a hartende, for Koy* jnd ,,0'",'e VV,,0«I,? Ihe fatality rate on th* of her two-month-old child. Sanford. Sept. «. 1951. Mra. Increasing the population as ,, lht. uir„ of will|am ,, resale to hard pressed travelers Hound after round »f applause ; itiflrally engineered new express well as Increasing th* eity’s poDec. 2« Mrs, Betty Vincent, who i* sep­ gimdby Wedn*sday night to the Mu Celery Avo. and Is Admissions: arated from her husband, win a r eternal city she has called her M at premium rates 1' h,lf |^ 1 * 7 * *W 7 a r. th* Th«-woman clerk. Marlys And- *d her concert with the Boogie of the national average, Helen Kltimph (DeBaryi rested Wednesday at the funeral home and office for more than , mrmb„r of ,hp F(nt Bap,,al plana to expand the Sanford Naval erson, will not he tried, police ■» her usual "The saving in life, personal in- Mr Station. Additional personnel Bertha Kruger (Sanford) of the Infant and was charged ,hV ; ... Church here. said, because she turned state's cu",om ln P,,blic appearances. |jury .in,| pr„,,#rtv ,|,mall<. t),,1t for the local Navy Base has been William Garner I.Sanford) with manslaughter. Her bond was1 Standing before th* sparkling Survivors other than hor hu»mr Trevi i iv n fountain luumaiii green pool of the evidence, Th# Dad# County soli -----------|will result from development of a . set at 53,300. led out "arrivederci,: hand arc one broth.-r James 1.1 Frederick FrcilerU Kennedy (Sanford) fi"c nrw lllghway system will b- " " nou" ‘ »rt *« ^ ' as the possibl (N. Y . N V ) citor’s office ordered the arretl F o r m e r M o f i r D P Police said Mrs. Vincent, th* she twice railed bye Rome a# shr1Tnylor, Arlington, Vu.; a half Siegmttmf Bernstein of Harry NV.I.s, 10-year old b,r ' , m u "ru e ,# ,y arc » Indeed." Tallamy ..id j“HS* « P “" a'»nBirths: mother of two other children he Roma" goodbyi— ____ _ l . i./ _brother \lfrril iliclu-n.tuff. Rich 1 »---------lieird to r living with Ihcir fa- lightly loosed an American half brother- sun-u i.« ...... Baby Girl Manuel ,fn(*#f R o ^ l H o n f S l i r r l i m h c * rhr during|| X , V wli^ 00 'iuubi Angus Stephens J.\. chief crim L b l O U i i r JU C C U IT 1 D S ttle pa, t wrrk pomu up tbB ,,r . ; ,0B ,b® 19.30 total of retail spendat Talladega, dollar iu... into the fo<mtain -a .g*, an uncle,Va.Pre«lon DierhargCa: er at Talladega. Al*.. A la. tiHephnn tetepnon owner . . - wood W two Ing, home building, commercial I authoriti** this treekend that - ture that for two centuries meant I Simmons. \fe||in. W inal prosecutor, said Mia* And#r •> Fey Meloy, 83, tiled nt .'iMijlgent necessity for expediting the expansion, and industrial pr Frank Robinson 'Sanford th* infant was dead. The child, the thrower will return safely aunts, Mrr. Dora la-omon. Park son who had been a National I- n>- Christmas day. Belle Glade superhighway program." Loit Peterson (Sanford) describes! as "nothing but skin! from his Journeys in foreign ''f'burg W. Va ; and Mrs. II. C. rlerk for three years, was fired Memorial Hospital after a year’s Tallamy, who goes In Washing- gress of the City. Frank Dickens (Enterprise) The outlook for 1937 will, mon* and bones" by an autopsy report,^ lands. Simon, Vincent. O ; ami a number Wednesday. Illness. Berths Gibbs (Sanford I ton next month In coordinate the than likely, iaclud* additional Susie Snell (Sanfordi I He said Weiss will h# tried In died of lick of food Tin- ambassador and her hus cousins. Born in I’elhain. G* , 3(»rrh 5,|si hillion dollar project through taxes. That la foreseen on Ih* Dee. 27 Mrs. Vincent had been livuig hand. Henry P. Lu.e at Tim*-. Funeral server, will hr at 2 court nf crimes on i mlsdemea- 1X92, he formerly lived in Lake alt IS states, railed that in many Admissions: here with her mother and step j Inc., were leaving today by plane p m tomorrow .it Rrisson Funnor of conspiracy to violate Ih# Monroe where he operated a bar­ accidents occur on Ihe arterial county level as well as Ih* city fathefor New York. Mra. Luc* will go era I Home with the Rev. W. P. Ella Marie Emanuel (Enterprise) ,utotr governing the sale of lie bershop. He married the former route# in and around big cities. level. However, th* addition of new u xei, whatever Ih* mlllag* to Washington for what the State! Brooks Jr and the Rev. Fred B. Elizabeth McIntosh (Sanford) |kets on common carriers. Miss Frnnecs Spivey in 1924 In He said Ihe new program would set. will continue to keep Sanford _ ( Department call* a ‘‘debriefing" Fisher officiating. Zotu Beckwith (Sanford) faik*- Monroe and in 1944 moved hair special attention to Iniprov Mary Ann Tillis iSanford) Uoum' l,h* “i r B o ar. 5k l C l u b s to rartih cr ruv r.pUf l n,£nt. Keni# itu t.. Ih ...hm h thp patt ing i u b u u i i u iu u rru w pra|p<| a harlw,r(hop for far-flung ribbons of Inter • aUUI br*fJc®t «mp*risen to eUle. Marjorie Myers 'Sanford) - as . . , . fV "V f? Zelterbaeh, a Weslem. Crs-w, Vs for funeral ,nd inter and counties throughout the stat*. Billy Fox (Sanford) highways. _________ cm Sunday The prospect* for th# election Safety officials have predicted «. . # ,, If* U survived bj the widow, of Sanford's Mayor In forthcom­ A meeting of the Sanford Boat Funera! service# Mr Mr. MrS. Fraud. A. Meloy, Bell. the new highways will save Ihe ing city elections will not rhang* and Ski flub will b# held thU j Maude r. Beach. SI, w.ll to- held ,,* daughters. Mrs. Grac* lives of some 3.300 persons a year. tha economic picture for Sanford. evening at * o'clock In the Fort It II a m tomorrow morning l^fler, Dayton# Beaeh; 3lr» ................... COMPLAINT If anything, the new manner la CONFIRMS Mellon Tark Civic Center Build al Brtumn Funeral Horn# with the Jamie Parker, 3fr«. Gladys Gee, CHICAGO"■w — ChVrieV 'scotl! n»min* , ,h« , ,0P el‘F eommUeton The silver dollars war# award­ Rev. A G 3(clnni# officiating. Winners in the 1967 Jayce# Mrs N R Whitney. tng both of Belle Glade; 3lr*. Fran­ «r serving in an honarary capa­ Officials of th# organization Christmas Lighting Comet were Burial will be In Lakeview Cent cis Spooner. Miami walked into a police station, com­ Doorways and Windows: first ed by the Junior Chamber of 3Irs. Ella city should enhance the city’s state that all members ar* urged announced today at the Seminole place. Mr-. Harriett Slawtcr. ««- Commerce of Seminole County. teery. Blanchard, and Miss Joyce 3te- plaining "some old gray-haired future growth. __ to attend this last meeting of the County Junior Chamber of Com ,.und place, Mrs. A. J Bracken. guy" had arrested him for a traf­ Alto, the annexation of fring* Judge# for the contest were:' TALENT Jl'ST ARftUND TIIK loy. Belle Glade; two son#. Cla­ fic violation. Scott's story was year for both a business and so- mere* lu^hron meeting. Beat Overall: Orel place. Mrs. Willis B Jones of Jonas Electric; rence Foy .Meloy and William H. areas into Ih* city, which could CORNER session. confirmed by th* "old guy”—Pa­ John Alexander, chairman of s stana, iecona placfi HOLLYWOOD TP A talent Meloy, both of Belle Glad*; five llet Commissioner Timothy J . O'­ be dona within 1937, would la all A. F. Bainiay of Ramsey Florist; the J.y cec Christmas Lighting M fi V|ola KaUntr. scout for Warner Bros, traveled |brothers, C. C. 3loley, Lakeland; Connor. probability help reduce th* post!Lt. (jg) . J. Sapowitz of th* San­ .. , , DRIVER OUT OF LIVING K04)31 Contest committee reported fhat ililie* of added tax** in framing ford Naval Air Station; 3lra. El ! nearly 3,000 miles to find a girl Will 31#toy, Wiley Meloy. Na­ there were three commercial cn" ,nner V than Meloy all of Pelham. Ga.; SAN DIEGO. Calif. V — 3lrs. th# 1967-38 budget for city opera da Nichols of Nichols Studio, and who was virtually Ju«t around the tries and 21 residential entries. I * * *2 j ^ Savings Bond cral Homo with the Rev. If. F. Noah 3leloy. Ft. 3fead; two sis­ Ida 3tay Lefevers was surprised Winner, In the four divisions o f 'Sf' on < 1 Pla' c wlnn*r» w frr •war,, .Mu William Wleboldt of Wie- corner. Seeking an actres# In play ters. Mrs Bertha Pollock. Thom- Bower. Free Methodist Church, tion. indeed when an automobile crash for ed ten diver dollars. boldt's Camera Sior*. the lead opposite Marion nrandu __________ __ officiating. Burial will b# in Sylad into her living room while Residential Lighting wrre. Th* Commarcial winner for th* in "Sajonara ', the scout conduct- Seville, Ga.; and Mra. Betty .Mae Ihe was watching television. She Figuze Setting; first place, Mr*.j The U. S. Savings Bonds warn Simmons, Pelham, Ga.; and tlx [van Lake Cemetery, ed intensive auditions in Japin was evsn more surprised when [Viola Kanner; second place. Mrs. contributed by: Sanford Atlantic 1934 contest waa Welsh Tlra Shop grandchildren. 'Jemulns will lie In tute Saturth* driver got out, looked around. W. If. Heinbuch. Vatlonarl Bank. Florida Stat# which received th* traveling tro­ before finding Milko Taka —at a I nursua; aaS Friday sad Fuocj-aJ *«rvi£*j will b* bclJ,<1Ny morning until funw'rai ttuw*| Fair Thursday Japanese — American eaniival in phy contributed by Florida Tow lh»n zot hark In (he car and Iughtcd la«n« first place. Mr# Bank. Florida l’o»er A Ught o. 1co*U*u*d m t i u I y. w RaaSay as Briaaoa Fuzx-i Sunday. then got back Los Angel**. . W e and Light O . Robert 5. Stone, second place,; and Th* Sanford Herald. 4r-v* out. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ To Make Survey On Foreign Aid ★ Out-Going Kiwanis P resid en t Praises Members. Activities Top News n Brief Will 4-Laned In Effort To Curb Accidents t ATDIV Will Draff 14,000 In February A. Lee Plays For Mayfair Inn Guests A|Tlu3SS3u0r LUfP UGPdflS llOfTI I'dlV Holiday Death Toll Shows Great Need k Mother Is Charaed if,rr With Malnutrition ,p®r,,,',iUriv ^ Mrs. Kuth Murray * IDies Wednesday Airline Unmasks Death O f Infant » Hospital Notes TsTkelr ff- HoPi!KWK‘«r S anemmm. t ast Meet Tonight lBdlUtr»IUtLighting Contest Winners Revealed Funeral Tomorrow 10 wf,ere # had op For Mrs. M. Beach W eather A I f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, December 26, 1956; <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/df6b569e2dcbbd680a9bc8f5044398f9.pdf e224db101e6cefa1d5bd95a94ba5fa7d PDF Text Text 3-Ytar-O M l« 5s*jf»d L'vefcsd In Dirty Room GRAND RATIOS. Mb Web. « A thre*-year-old bay, kept laetad in a flltb-amaared navi far par ■ibly two years, wa* under taepttal ear* today. His parents face chart** of cruelty to children. Police went to tb* tamo a4 Gradr Hickman, 45, and hi* wife, Doris, 33. at tha complaint of a neighbor and founS th* couple's three-year-old son, Stephen, lock* ad In an “ incredibly foal— sm*Bing" room. Th* boy was fannd slaving ia light underwear on a bedspring fstpones Planned ant Construction UUNESVILLE Ot—General El* tie has “ Indefinitely post* lad" planning construction of ag a 4 million dollar plant at ■aga*. near t e n . . JL Van Aken Jr., general maa•far of the communications prw dMta division of Genaral Electric ■ade the announcement at a aaflad meeting of the Gainesville Chamber of Commerce. ' **In a dynamic Indnatry such aa V an,'' Van Aken said, “ there Is a aaostant requirement for flexibil* 4. .a J --------------------1 - - « sf.M ss ty and reappraisal mM of wplana to ■sort shifting business trends. ’ “ Overall consideration of fac­ tors, sneh as optimum os* of M eeat facilities, employes, finan­ ces and timing, Indicate that con* atmetion of a GE plant to Gainesville should not ta under ' taken at this time.” Van Aken said he waa “ deeply ■aapppolnted” at tbe change In plana and knew that other top GE •ggeotlvca were too. He aald no plans tara bean mad* for th* HN. HTH KWAUVM (D-Tenn.) examines a display la Newark, N.J, that illustrates bow a woman, allegedly mixed up to th* confidence game, can change tar appearance. Th* Senator is heading! subcom­ mittee tovestlgstloo of Juvenile delinquency. Th* tearing wa* told by witness** that presents, tea and gay night life are used a* lure# to recruit young girl* for confidence game work, ffnlemottoaelj Yul« Chetr Through the Age» Several days ago, the Hudson Tulp and Paper Co. announced abandonment of immediate plans ta build a pulp and paper mills at Ike W otsoil la w t to toast ia Viita mninii I PVwewW, S wf of today's punch baw l, tha w assail w as a formidable concoction of hot pungent of* and cider. mm l a y Tovars (Longwood) Julia Hay** (Sanford) Ttmaia H. Took** (Saaferd) Bartka G U * (Seated) Ptoeharg**; tea Roberta (Sanford) Kay Dwyer aad baby bay (Sanford) Jaaa Vaa f l a t and baby girl (Sanford) Erma Dangfemaa and baby 'bay (Sanford) Duane Tlnklepaugh (Sodua. N- Y.) Dee. t l Admisslows: Sylvia HItUll (Sanford) Names Singletary (Sanford) LOU* Jones (Sanford) Jo*. Sasser (Sanford) Jefferson Beil (Sanford) Trank Robinson (Sanford) Discharges' Mr* Dorothy Vann and baby girl (Sanford) Jacqueline Bowman and baby girl Vanford) Steve Lowery (Sanford) Hattie Moore (Oviedo) talma franklin (Sanford) O b ( l » Christ « t o « u t e n m this day, R is for the hay on wiilch ha lay. R la for tha rich** ha received I ia for the innkeeper who (tatt­ ered thorn. 8 is for th* Shepherd* who cam* to see him. T I* for th* t*ars they shed for 5t i* for tb* meager ia which he by A ia for tb* angel* who tang at hla birth S la for the Savior, which la the meaning of Christmas. Written by Trmoelne Wheatland P year* old Rt. I West First St­ (Continued from Pag* One) from the elub to be lu speaker on Dec. 15, 1957. Junius J. Allen brought out the need for a teen-age center, and supported by the member*, it was announced by president McClure that further discussion on the sub­ ject would continue at the nut director'* meeting. Ben Evans, ehalrman of the an­ nual Christmas food basket pro­ ject, announced that collection station* had been In operation . - ^ to r more than a week. Evans also "Ja • p. ns., Semi-Private aald that clothes collected by the Community Church would oe turned over to the Lions to t dis­ tribution, along with th* food basket*. The committee, under the dir action of the Welfare ehalrman. Miller Evans will pack the bas­ ket* and distribute them Monday. In Father’s footsteps I 9500 Infanta'* toys’, OMs' 4.95-7.95 Wellingtons Hare’s a dressy Aon* Wellington for HtHo folks* mod* exactly like tha handsome style for grownups. Tha same soft, long-waaring foot and top, with laathorlined lag . . . rugged soles and heels. Goodyear welt construction. Economical, too, because your youngster will wear these Wellingtons for school, ploy, ond dross. IVEY’S No village, in England Is more than eighteen miles from a rail- j road. American colonists were partic­ ularly toad at I n Nogg braced with Jamaica or Now fngiond rum. In th* South It Is olmost todisponsobls at Chtlshnas Has*, and ta the North, It is a favorite alt through tha year, hi Scotland they call Egg Nogg “ auld man's “ Where Quality Is higher than Prlet’* i u a ,v i . ,, A r I ^ i, B FOR GIFTS ! » a m yo m d n ut acra m uit Genii*. n , Modem Amerlcons have adopted on tatemotlonol favorite for in­ form al , gatherings during the holiday season. Colled K ijala Zaboqllone, it's quick and easylo-prepare. B irm ingham , Ala,, recalvod aourt approval In Hollywood, r«n t of a pay raise ot <30 a weak. Sha aald tha extra money wfll ta used to bring tar slater to California. Th* movie atari*! tapis Ined: “My older sister l* to m iron lung with polio bask borne b) Birmingham, and 1 want to bring her out her* and take para of tar.” Both LIU and bee sister, Janet, 34, war* stricken kg polio In 194*. LIU r**nv*«d TMI THIlf-CINT polio cosnmi ratlve stamp (abov#) wlU be placed on sale la Washington, D.C„ on Jan. 15, 1957. Portrayed on the stamp are figures ef a woman, a boy, a girl, and an em­ blem, symbolising th* achieve­ ment by the American people and th* medical and scientific professions In bringing forth an effective vaccine to prevent pa­ ralytic polio. (International) Me* To feSek, KDATA XASAQUOttE (S«rvM l«S«Un<-- • *U« S ; uklnrWH m*eti I'/, n*s CSeny KJfoto IDoofeb ««• aroitoltT). OUmiUsm Shi ,«S Tslks maul Ufku o*e Ckviif «l|sto » i I ol •««•». Cook to Cmtkto toll*, h kot m Im. cmstmnly >■« mlstorv « « » • sum . ; Bot to * o o ol « . l * woto« » r Sm i Im « .'U S piU kl. witk [ ood terse to ko^JM toetftoval stoats*. WOHOUNHFl W A 9 rm m w a taai PenneystfiburSanfal iff LOOK for your name in The Santfo/ict H&AjoLcL GIVE A .T S T T SEAMLESS GAYMODES A D S for the prettiest legs o f the season! 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Si**s x t* IS KW . v•: . 0 9 i f I "™ “ ' ~ T | — m a o— (gesataanw...... on— msta h im M M �* Shop and Save In Suaiorci SANFORD, FtORIDA MONDAY, DECEMBER 24. 19o« United Prwi I.eased Wire Constitutional Revision Lawmakers' No. 1 Issue Nixon Says Hungary's School F r e e d om F i g h t B l o w Serious° To W o rld Communism. Casselberry Street Improvement Work Nears Completion Thr number one Issue before th« I9AT session of the State Legit* lature la Constitutional Revision. Senator Douglas Stenstrom and Repicsenlatlve Mack N. Cleveland they WASHINGTON V — Vice Pres Jr. explained recently a* Ident Richard M. Nixon staid j commented on the problem* comtoday Hungary’ s fight for freedom tag before them In April. " I would favor taklnx up conhas handed International Confmu* ni.xm "a mortal blow from which (titutionnl revliion either before the session or during a definite it cannot recov er." . I 1 By MBS. RAYMOND MORRIS CASSELBERRY— A new mix* rd-ln-plare asphalt street, the ae» rond street-paving program am* |harked upon by the town during (he pad four month*, has reached the half-way mark, and according to mayor Junta* J. Allen, the Jot* j will be eompleted within the next thirty dayf. The street Involved la Lake T ri­ Nixon mndr the statement to r e -1 Pl'flod *et for such diaporter, at Washington National i S e n a t o r Stenitrota l i d . plet Dr., from IU Juncture with "L ocal voluntary afieu.Ws *hk’hi ; Airport on hi* return from Aus- "* am opposed to I'lklng tne is- Highway 17-93 ami extending ap­ do not solicit a* members trla, tthcr* h<* personally Inspect- iU# UP after the regular **»sion proximately one-half mile t* Community Cheat or a r«l the plight o f Hungarian rrfu- f ° r 1 think e wouul then h*vt South Lake Triplet Dr. Fund are not to be elih! Seen, lie returned convinced that another extra-ordinary session Financing for the street Im­ on-the-job solicitations witldn the \nicrlea "m ust do m ore" to h«*lp * hich would result in the same provement work wa* accom plish­ Federal establishment under *he the refugees Tight we were faced with on the ed through the efforts o f m ayor* approved policy and program ,’' ! Nixon'.' plane landed at « :M reapport.onment problem.” elect Donald Wilson, - heading a Captain Robert W. Jackson, Com­ Bepre-enlatlve Mack N. Cleve*, com m ittee appointed by m a yor a. m EST. Mrs. Nixon and their manding O fficer o f the Sanford A SCENE I HAT WILL BE i i u r u i n m i inrougnoui ine wonu tomorrow as cania pays ms annual land Jr. felt that thr first two two daughters were on hand to Allen. Funds Inr the work w ere visit to children everywhere. It is scene* like this one that make men everywhere wish each other i Naval Air Station told tho presi­ or three week* should be devoted' give him a joyous ChrUtmas Eve pledged by property owner* living "M erry C hristm as"! dent o f tho Seminole County j to constitutional revision. "w elcom e h om e." on the ta k e Triplet Drive*. |Chamber o f Commerce in a Inter I "Rcapportioiim rnt died Nov. 6, " I PORT SAID « * - New sn ag s, "W e hear Grading and *t«bill*lnj opera* great deal of talk 1 S e n a t o r Stenstrom and it i* quoting a directive published by AN EDITORIAL lion* were done by J. D. M an ky, developed today in United Nations ’ today to the e ffe ct that the Hun the President’s Adviser on Per a moot question as to a? m ult r r“ lh« ; effort* to begin clearing the Suez difficu j sonnel Management. whether or not it wilt be brought road contractor who la fuur-lan* |Canal. tag highway 17-93, ami .pplicattaw problem for the United States and up again tn the next Sen ate."Captain Jackson, fn his letter I (foatlnoed m Page Two) Lt. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler, the free world," Nixon said in his Then Representative Cleveland, to Clifford W. McKibbio, local the U. N. salvage rhlcf, had hoped prepared arrival statement. on the long dl<cu-*»-d question t cham ber o f com m erce piejM cnt, to begin actual clearance today Soviet Problem said "A s a separate problem it 1explained that contributions from "I am convinced, as a result of won't com e up hut necessarily it M a N M II M The Sanford KiwanU Club will [ the once-a-year drive at the Naval but wn> faced with Egyptian re­ first hand study o f the situation it and will be an integral part of fusal to accept British salvage Air Station fo r the combined a p - , ] crews. ] that the courageous people who the constitution revision." m port for 1&6 at (la noon lunchron peal for funds for charitable in- • The Publisher, Editor, and entire Staff of The Sanford meeting Wednesday at the Yacht sfilutions would be limited to or- Wheeler, after conferjnce* with f°i*sfHt for freedom in Hungary Doth Senator Stendrom and Rt(Conlinued on Page Two) Herald takes this opportunity to wish everyone a Merry. Club. ganizations which «r* members o f, Egyptian offi-ials, entered n n e j, *,Jm^ *•* considered a problem Mr*. Maude E. Beach, Rt, w idow !' ov *et Union. Merry Christmas! i The annual President* report a community chest, united fundi group o f salvage vessels today t o l or^5f 10 o f the late Benjamin Beach, pass* El Qnntara through a passjge nl-j "A * a result of their sacrifice, m There have been heartaches nnd problems, there have •* * summary o f what lm« been or simitar funds. ed away Frltlay In Trenton. N. J . ready cleared by Anglo-French International Communism ha* a u f-, Been breakdowns and tdowups, but each day The San- <,on,‘ Sanford civic orgsni Ill a recent directive published j She had been away from San* salvage workers I fered a mortal blow from which zntion and what accom pli -hmcnt» ford Herald has been published in the interest o f u more by the President's Adviser on 1 for for just oae week at the tlm o haw* been made. Need Further ' *' c \nnot re~ v*r ' J* £*' Furthrr Negotiation, Negotialitim Personnel Management, a current j prosperous, a happier, and a bigger Sanford and Seminole posed as a gigantic failure, t o r 1 Paul C. Ayers, SI. died very sud­ of her death Friday. County. It is with these thoughts that The Sanford Herald A. L. Wiliofl. 19.W president o f list uf voluntary fund-raising Rut actual work appeared to de­ 10 years the Communists had ennr denly Saturday nt the Sanford Mrs. Reach was • mem ber o f wishes for each and every* person in Sanford and Seminole the Sanford Kiw.m ii Club will agencies eligible to selirit within pend on further negotiation* with]j plcte control o f Hungary. They Shuffleboard Court. the First Presbyterian Church o f give the report at the final meet* the Federal establishment was Col. Mahmoud Younet, head o f concentrated their efforts on tht County the Merriest Christmas of all time. He was born Nov. 9, IMS In Sanford. tag o f the year preceding the In , the Egyptian Suet Canal Authori- in!r|,Cf(un|lt „ „ d e n l* he said. and the Painter. Va. Survivors nre: one sister, Mrs, Wouldn't it bo wonderful on this day before Christmas— ttallatlon o f officers for 1937 on issued, "This list includes If national *>'• aml T«*ssrfik El D'b, director of workers. However, it was these Mr. Ayers wa* a retired Fruit Ora II. Stryker and on» niece, as greetings arc sent to each other everywhere—to think Wednesday, Jan. 7. agencies, most o f which were sup lht* Sllf* Canal Authuri’ y in Port three groups who led the revolt Grower* Express Co. employe and Mr*. Clifford Fenton, both o f about something other than the possibility of war? To be­ Already, Ed -Shinliolier, Incom­ ported in the Naval Air Station ^aid. against them " Trenton, N. J. a World War 1 veteran. lieve in nil truth that peace had come to this earth. ing president of the group ha* Sanford Combined Charities D rive 1 United Nations soiirres said SeFuneral services will be held a t He made his home In Crisfleld, ft*Thnt there was an end to human greed, envy, malice and held h i, organizational conference o f last y e a r," C a p 'jin Jackson '-rotary General Dag HammerII a. m. Friday at Rrlison Fun­ Md. hnte. That each person, wherever he may be. is secure in where the new slate o f officers, said. ) skjold remained In d o te touch Remains wilt be shipped to eral Home with tha Rev. A. G . his own environment, to do his own will if it l^e good willdirector*, and com m ittee chair­ tn the past vear the civilian la k h Ita* situation. He stayed at Mclnni* officiating. Crisfield for burial Wednesday. Today all the things hoped for are far from realization. men w ere instructed and advised and military personnel o f the his office all day Sunday In hopes t'miter this afternoon ; rooter to­ Rrlsson Funeral Home Is in Burial will be in Evergreen Navel Air Station raised a total o f straightening out the snag over night with low IS to U . Tuesday charge. In these United States we are an anxious people instead of on the operation o f Klwam*. Cemetery Immediately following hi* in* o f M.7RS52 i * their drive, and use o f the British salvage vessels.] fair and c o o t a happy people. While we continue to care for those who suf­ (ConllRned on r a g e Two) Continued Oe Page T w o) 1 ( Continued on Page Two) I fer we are preparing for the next. Not from choice, but ne­ NAS Fund Limited To Chest Members irs'N ew Snags Develop In U.N. Efforts To Clear Canal herald All merry Kiwanis To Hear Progress' Report ^nnsuiias Funeral Services Are Set Friday For Mrs. M. Beach* ^■ ■ ^ .r ^***rr Paul C. Ayers Dies Suddenly Weather cessity. because hnte and greed rule where there should be faith and understanding. "Man’s inhumanity to man makes countless thousands nirn " That was true when Burns said it nearly 200 years »o. It is, unfortunately, true today. The situation, however, is far from hopeless. It hns been the history of the world that the powers of righteousness triumph over the |KJwers of darkness, although years may lie required for the achievement'of victory. Rut it would be wonderful to return to the ways of peace, when life would be more simple and less confusing. In the commandment that came when into the most hum-, hte of settings was born the helpless Infant, whom kings a iu I angels came to adore, there is the key to peace in tho vtii Id. There in that commandment is the. mngic formula for foe alchemy thnt can change the hatred in men’s hearts to friendship, that can transform distrust into faith, strife in­ to imace. ’ Now. a* another Christmas dawns, the peoples of different nations—given faith and good will—can live peaceably side by side. Mrs. Cora Russell Succumbs Sunday Yule Accident Death Toll Expected To Soar By UNITED PRESS A Christmas Eve scramble on th« highays today w ai expected lo further mar Florida's Christ­ mas holidays by sending the ac­ cidental death toll soaring. However, Seminole County She­ riff. J. Luther Hobby reported that there were a few minor traffic violations. "T ra ffic over the week­ end was heavy but reasonably slow ," he said. "P eop le seem lo be rather cau* iioua lmi«t," liie Sheriff Comment­ ed and again emphasized that ar* rests would be made in instances where motorists fail to abide by regulations that are intended to save lives. There was one minor accident early Sunday morning about 3 a. Top News • In Brief Mrs. Cora XI. Russell, 7J. widow o f the late H. T. (Joe) Ru« ell. dird at t:.VS p. m. Sunday in nursing home In Oiiando follow­ ing a short illness. WASHINGTON IA— Vice Pres­ XI. Nixon f1*w Mr, Rusiell we* horn Feb. W. ident Richard UliS in St. Louis, Mo. and ha I homeward from the Austrian Hun­ lived for 13 year* in Lake Xlary garian border today ronvinc.-l a n i prior to that time lived six that the United State* "m ust do m ore” to aid Hungarian refugee*.’ y e a n in Sanford. ^ h e attended the ORurca uf VATICAN CITY « v - < F _ Pup* Cnri<i in Sanford Survivors include: one brother. Pius XII appealed to the world id Robert Miller, Dallas, Tex.: one a Christmas m esiage Sunday lo atop daughter, XI!** Olive Row unite egiin st Soviet threats. sell, Crown Point, Ind.? five step; •on, H-rbert E. llir •—*11. Crov ii fu neral >erviecs ir.* being held Point, Ind.: C lo jJ It Hutsell, at 3 p. m. today at Brisio.t Fun­ Reynold, burg, O.; Fordyro XI.] eral Ham* with Xlr. Ruiph Brew­ A VE RY M ERRY CHRISTMAS mem bers intend fo r an unfurtun: Russell and Henry A. Russell. er Jr. officiating. gifts to be delivered today lo tha bo()i o f Sanford; and Jrok C. it is Burial will be in Evergreen ( t a i l t.» right > Ihry are- Rodney {ii of Orlando. ^ t C cm e-.tr/, Joe Iklm s, T om m y Drake, Davi June* i last year The nation’ ! traffic death toll climbed relentlessly toward a Christmas holiday record today, and safety expert* warned It is "Increasingly evident" their esti» mate of Ctio fatalities will he su r­ passed. Nrd II- Dearborn, president o f the National Safety Council, said the toll going into the second h alf o f the four-day holiday it run* ning ahead o f estimates. Ho pleaded with motorist* for 3 ‘ dra* stic im provem ent" In their sa fety habit.,. | A United Trots survey at I a. m., EST, showed 3X3 persons killed it* traffic. Another 22 were killed it* j , " " „ Wcr# wjllrd piano cr>lh„ M dled ? ? H?.u0i d ° n a " J<! w lln o w tu accident* for in over* H orida Highway Patrolman ta w toU , o f m k|„ e(L rcnce Coffman inveitlga ed the estimated M 9 lacvUVnt. However, no details a r e : . _ . ... .... ... yet a v a ila b le.’ in n o n . woMd l..s« therr lives on z -u k , . . ..... . the hiUhway* during tho long Wa. have had a ' t holiday. During toe threo day sliced and reckles* driving J 'Christm as period last year, t h j ! revts.” commented Deputy Sher­ council repor'e-l 609 persons killed iff James Singletary in Sheriff Hobby's office. T ra ffic is Very in traffic fur t!i« previous recant quirt and "w e ^re well satisfied high holiday fatal.-y toll. United with the traffic situation at pre­ Pres* figure* were higher th a t the council’ s totaling 621. sent." Bad weather contributed to tho A United Pres* count early lo day showed 19 person* dead In high weekend traffic count, with the itate since the long Christmas fog. freezing rata and snow blurt* weekend Hatted at R p. m. Fri* keting various parte o f tho east* day. There were I.X highway c m half o f the country. Atrlince were forced lo can cel deaths, thiee drowning* and one flights to many Eastern and M id­ Chief Skipper Petsch was unable to attend for the picture. Behind miscellaneous drain. When the weekend started Fri­ western point*, and railroads and the Cuba are Mrs. J jm e , Edge, (le ft) Assistant Dt-n Mother and Mr*. I.. S. H im , (right) Den Xlother o( Pack 10, Den II. tS ta ff day, l . t u persons had died on the bus hues reported a heavy ruth highway* in the state in I9W, eom* o f business due to the slippery. Photo t * Dca t |pared lo only 9U at tha u m t tim ij tu u r i/ weather | % v* i �ja'.sa / Santa Re stntan from the gay little neela you cluck on thct peckege ta t night* He beams on the story book pegea Johnny pete with “ a aticky hand. He looks from the Chriatmea : windows end peapa through artificial •now* » Wherever you turn you see him and love ‘ JUm—hia.ruddy face, hia shaggy eyebrows, ,W a snowy beard. You love hia twinkleful * Cye and the smile that never grows old* Did It ever occur to you that little Bennio Franklin and small George Washington *' pever saw that beaming face? V , But, you say, Santa Claus has lived si* „ ways—even back to the birth hour of man I i Of course, he has. For the spirit of love Is * ageless, the spirit of good will to child and . man. But did you ever wonder who first dip* ped hia pen in imraoftality to eketch that la 1844, “A Visit From 8aint Nicholas’* . face for all the young at heart to love? was jolt 22 years old. It was a bit of a poem : dashed off on the eve of Christmas, 1822, by a minister, Clement Clarke Moore. D.D*, ‘ Jnst for the fun of his own youngstersYou aee. but n few momenta before Dr; . Moore bed been on.hia way homo after k bit of that with hia old crony. Jan Duv' chick- Jan, ehubby, Jolly and Dutch, with ; roay dimpled cheeks and a luxuriant white . bead, had been regaling the minister with tall tales of tbe dutch fit Nicholas* On his way home, the good doctor, dutch* k g a turkey which wsa to highlight a cer­ tain basket for a needy friend, gazed Into . the starlit sky* And what do you think he iw? (Yea—it waa imagination—you skepU _fli) B u_ t there, among the Christman stars, he saw—rsclng with lightning speed ** —a giiateuing minature sleigh, drawn by 1- sight tiny reindeer* The driver, iquat, fat, - aad rosy, had a beautiful white, flowing •*■beard. Moore knew on the Instant it must be St* Nick who eurled bis whip over the reindeer lad shouted theim names to the stars* And Dr. Moore came out of Id so, when hia study that night, Santa Claus was word- ■pictured on paper, smiling out through the Baas of a jingiy poem over which little •hndren dapped their hands, a hundred and , twenty-three years ago* .* But the picture? . * . In tho year 1844, - » somebody drew Santa’s picture. He was a tiny elf squatted next to a fireplace, and smoking a wee Dutch pipe- Many, many ! ether artiste tried to draw him. but ho stilt : looked dried up and skinny—not like our • t o t s at all. And then, full forty years later, a rising -V. • • Drive Safely, Carefully ______ w say start taxes tad tbs p r ■adar thle bow fnaftstslag blame soMontiag than. ve, It was efpUtosd. ta vUw of tb* wldesproad comThe agencies aet now eUglbt* aunts from both ettlMns and auto include: Seminel* County Tuber­ sovtrnmrnl officials relative to culosis aad Health Association, tha problem of . taxes, Senator United Services Orgaalaation o f Stoostrom said “ Wa apfrtprlatod •safari. Naval Air MaMaa Son* ______ uf Egyptian to th* neighborhood of 41S mil­ fart Underprivileged Children'* have boot Imported Into the Un­ lion dolUrs to operate th* State Christmas Party, Sam(onto Coun­ ited lu te s to fertilise soils. government during the bi-tnnium ty Chapter of the National Auoof JM3-3T. clatran for litfiatll* Paralysis Both su its o* tbe U-f-8. “ The State Comptroller has (March of Dimes), (he local chap* stated that th* 1937-St Income tor if tho SalvatlM Army, Ameri- Saratoga a n hinged so that U cos from taxes wilt amount to appro­ can-Roroait Foundation. Sanford paaa beneath the Brooklyn Bridge. ximately 310 million dollars. Thl* Polk* Benevolent Association, will allow us nearly 100 million AH Soul's Parochial School, and more to appropriate for state Str- the local Branch of the Girl vj***.“ laouta af America. Asked whether additloaal taxes Said Captain Jackson, “ Since 1 will be needed to take ear* ef am of the opinion that our Air the bulging request* for addition­ Station civilian and military per­ Latt Modal al appropriations, Senator Sten- sonnel desire to continue their sup­ strom said “ I would not be in­ port of local charillas, I am roll* clined to faver any a* taxes un­ tog tide to your sltoaitoa a* ua til it la ib«wn that mom than early data io allow you aad attar this too million morn la neces­ civic Isadora on opportunity to sary. provide for a local Community “ If w# find that morn ‘ than too million is necessary I would Cheat should you so desire." (Samtkmri) f favor atrengtbenlns tb* present Several attempts to recent years have taen made to bring together three par cent United eelea tax in preference to making in serosa aU af tho local fund raising or­ ganisations Into a Untied Appeal the board sale* tax.” “ Next to constitutional revision, or Community Chest clty*wU* the next Problem of th* legislators venture. Commit tool from civic will b* to h«*p its expenditures organisations Investigated t h o within Ha rovtnuaa,** said Senator possibility of creating tha oaco-a* ytsr appeal with ao apparent stenstrom, “ and th* school blem wlU b* th* major probtom sucstsi. it ta axpoctod, however, that that th* togUlstur* will hsv* to of Thrilling th* letter from tha Naval Air Bta faceDriving 8U0 * “ In the last legislator* 40 par tion’a Commanding Officer wUI B y N t t lt w Top bring various organisation* to* cent of tho appropriation* war* for educational purposes* The ma­ together to attempt wither a cityD rim i jor problem la .classrooms and to wide or countywM* effort toward my judiemaat w* win have to • ‘ central fund project for.chart find somo means of providing tb* Ubb IffOtifta children of th* itoto with ade­ McKIbbto said gaturday that tha quate faculties." lottor tram CapMlg Jackson hod Representative Cleveland f ill taen received but no action had that “The school situation wiU be taen taken up until to* present a serious chaUangs." tin*. As to tha poeilbUltlaa of a now at *t office of Lieutenant Governor Senator Steostxom said that ‘ Tm Inclined' to faver tbe office of I t Governor for th* principal pur­ (Continued Prom Png* 1) pose of providing « dear cut atallation a* president, Ed Shinmeans of accession to the Gov holm, along with Willi* Peacock, ernor’a office to case of th* death David Gatchel and Irving Pfyor or tha Governor. I do not favor wifi attend a Dlitrtet MUI-Wlater giving th* Lt. Governor’ s office Confersnee in Jacksonville oo strong powers for if this **re Jan. M . done we eould very saiiiy end up with two strong factions of State Government bottling each other F L O W E R S to th* detriment of th* people-” FOR EVERY OCCA8ION The man who succeeds tha Advance Ticket Sal* Governor ihould bo electad by th* people," said Representative Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. and there haa 2.30 — Gate 3.00 got to be some better proposal for accession to the Governor's office than what we have now" NASCAR Christmas Story A BI8THDAY CIKT Tb* X*y . Joka W. Thomas, Rector Italy Croat Episcopal Cbiucli There Is a atory told about a church that put a Manger Scene one ChrUtmaa up by the Altar. One day the pricit noticed that someone had taken the figure of tbe Baby Jaius. Tbe police were called, detective! Checked every­ where, and all wonderad who would steal auch a thing. Of course the figure at valuable, for It had a crown on its head with GOP Labor Desk Trying To Court Workers' Vote WASHINGTON M— Republican national headquarters la keeping Its labor dlvlalon functioning be­ tween campaign* In a continuing effort to court the labor vote, It waa diedoaed today. The GOP National Committee*! labor deik will be manned by Robart J. Gormley of Niagara rails, N. Y., a plumbers* union member who waa on the head­ quarters staff during the 1956 campaign. He replacea Roy Jeme*. direc­ tor of labor activities during the campaign, who hai returned to hia job as a Republican staff em­ ploye of the Senate Labor Com­ mittee. Gormlsy’s assignment will be to keep a skeleton GOP labor o r ganltatlon stive until the 195S congressional campaign and to sarve as liaison between that o r ganlsation and the national com mittee. Although detailed studies have not yet been ma le, OOP mania ers believe they Increase! thlr shirs of tha labor vote In the 1994 elections. Casselberry uial »q pinoa it uf vp.wef out .and sold. After several hours, end while the policeman were there, into tbs church came a little boy with a red wagon. In the wagon waa the figure of the Christ Child, safe and sound- Said the boy, “ I pray ed for a wagon for Christmas, aad promised Jesus that He would have th* first ride in it!” Such is the nature of this tea son of th* year. This Is Christmas, the birthday o f Jesus. All tha gifts wa gat and give are given to honor and In memory o f His birthday. It seems to me that somehow, to ell the songs and carols We sing at this Umc of year, that one o f us ought ta sing, "Happy Birthday, Deir Jesus, Happy Birthday To You". And whenever we go to a birth­ day party, we take a bath, put on clean clothes aad Uke a gift. Yet many of ua will go through Christmas with no preparation of any kind. To be tbs spiritua lty be­ fore going to Ills birthday cele­ bration Is to taka some time to quiet to examine ourselves; to honestly look at our way of liv­ ing and doing; and to confess to Him all that we find wrong. The gift? • there la ooly one that Je­ sus Christ wants, and that la us. The gift of ourself to Him, offer­ ed freely, without pressure is what will plsaae him mostAs you wrap your gifts this Christmas, will you find one there for nim? New (Continued from Page One) The U. N. source* said Wheeler had run into a series of delays and wai snxloua to us* tha British salvag* vesadls to msko uo for lost time, but they thought tho is sue would have to o« aolved by Hammarskjotd and E g y p t i a n Treildcnt Gamal Abdel Nasssr. City Happy Th* city of Port Said was da lirloualy happy with formal uke* over by th* Egyptian array and the beginning o f IV withdrawal of United Nation! Emergency Tore** from the area. Plana called for th* U. N, troop* to b* removed within 4* hour* but tho Egyptian* anld they could spend Christina* to Port Said if they wlahed. Somn al ready hava begun withdrawing to tha Sinai Peninsula after the lara* *11 fore**, but about 1,100 remain. I*t. Col. Walter Lundqu'it, chief of staff of the UNEP who enter­ ed Port Said to iupervi»* tho withdrawal, said tha troops wouh cross th* Sinai D**trt to thrsa main columns aftar tha withdraw­ ing Israeli army. (Continued from Page 1) of asphalt In preparing tha mixed* In-place street is under the direc­ make sounds. It hisaea to call its tion of Cecil Reals. Vlco-piasident and engineer of th* E. A. Mart young. Uni Co. of Tampa, luppiierh uf James S. Williams of Sanford the AE 200 grad* of rmulsifled Richard Tucker, tha Metropoli­ has bean commanded by the Bust asphalt being used The town rented th* nsw Sea tan Opera tenor, was first so nasa Men's Asiursnca Company m a n travel-plant pulvermixer errand boy to Wall KUeet. a* tha leading salesman for the from the county road department company'* Tallahassee Branch Of­ for spreading and mixing the as­ phalt. The machine, latest type fice during November. J. W. Saylsr, Vlee President to for mlxed-ln-pUc* operations me­ ters th* flow of the bonding li­ Charge of Sales for B M A, made quid, which Is churned Into th* the announcement of Williams1 •snd-elay mixture to a single North Dakota Certified achlevemsnt In connection with operstlon. A continuous flaw of United State* farm ers used II an announcemant of results of th* asphalt U maintained by pumps from n tank truck being billion gallons o f erud* oU to 1P33. th* company's *ansual “ Grant pulled ahead ef tha Seaman Month** lain campaign. B M A machine. Th* elephants* trunk contains salesmen record*! the highest Th* asphalt mlxturs will be more than 40,000 muscles. total sales for anv single month In subject to sovtral periodic dry­ the company's sntlr* history dur­ ing out processes before rolllrg ing ths November campaign, Say and sand-seal Is applied. CORNER 2nd St. and SANFORD TO YOU . . . lar said. Harold Utlty. nf Like Mary, PHONE 358 OUR FRIENDS Williams, who has basn asso­ and Harry R. Rants of Sanford, AND CUSTOMERS employes of tha Seminole County ciated with B M A since October SANFORD, FLORIDA Is married and has four chlldrtn Road Dept., were operators of Ifa lives at 418 Orange Ave. the Seaman machine. Tb* mute iwsa rosily can Pngs I) A U T O R A CE This day before Christmas—Christmas Eve—of 1960—there is a warning to every­ one. On every side there nre dangers lurking— The Sanford Herald and for the greatest. happiness on this r pebtteX«4 tit* d»y* ««oh w—a_______ greatest of holidays tomorrow there should ' S i l i r f l M MeanS el«M matter October ft t i l l M t i e Pott Offtea ef Bantam Florida, under the Aet bo no suffering, no tragedy. But each of of Canaraae at March I. 1ST* r .. JD PRItkIKS Editor and Publleher us must make a special effort, whether at MARION HARMAN SR . Eieeutlv* Editor home or In our cars, to observe every safety EVELYNTJ. CUSIII NO. Ad.ertltln* Mane*er precaution possibleSOBOCniPTION RATES g y Carrier — IIS per week One Month tl.t* To be sure, we have no candles for Christ­ tree Mantbe Bit Month, One Year Tar mas trees—but there is a danger when I I 00 tt.TI III Id Alt Obituary notice*, aarda o f thankn, reiolutlane and electric circuits ore overloaded, pennies put ■•H*** .* ,! •»*••<•«»»•«» tor tb* purpo.a of ral.lna fund* Will ba a h a m d for at resular edvertlele* rate* behind’ fuses, driving a little too reckless, Tb* Harald It a member of tho Unlte-t I’re.e ’ or not watching whore wo nre going. WfcUh la oatltlod etclueleely to tho nee for republic*. To make Christmas day a happier day—* Mon Of all th* local newi printed In thle newapnper. take every precaution against accidents of Kepreeented Nationally by Oenerat Advert), in« feorrlc* Ins. d«1 OeorgU Savina, Bank BMa every kind. Atlanta Oaorala_________ Spend Christmas Day at home—not In Mon. Dec. 24, 1056 Page 4 tho hospitul. MONEY WINDS UP CONFETTI LONO BEACH. Calif. W - A —Ufa cracker hereabouts had his awn version today of the laying that “ the operation was a success but tha patlsnt died.*' Polina said that to blasting open a service station safe ha mads confetti of U.I80 inside because of an exetsa application of nitroglycerine. (Crottoart f t m (Cm HUNTSVILLE, Ala. HI — Soon 1,400 ease words, uttered tb* past IS weeks at the Army baRUtir mis*!* corner, tavlng Indirectly broaght a bit af Cbrfctnus cheer* to a needy family boro. Tb* m received oader a five-cent p*r euaa wort f t a waa giron to th* family funday* _ Grind National • Again the last preparations for the holi* day deareet to the heart of every child are going forward, in a happy bustle and rush, in millions of American homes. Santa Claus will ride again, so trees must be decked with colored lights, stockings hung on man­ tels, gaily-wrapped packages ntneked In tiersThis year. It seems, (here is small chance that any youngster Will be disappointed. People have been Jamming the stores for weeks, buying everything In sight. Nor have the leas fortunate been forgotten. Many have given generously to make sure that no one, young or old, will be overlooked So It will be a great day. this Christmas, In our own favored land. And if to soma It teems that we almost crush tho spirit of Christmas under the burden we put upon it, it remains true that it is natural to give it expression In material things. What we really seek is nothing money ean buy. Rather it Is the Joy of giving- We want to see In the eyes of someone we love as the proof of our affection. That-is an urge that needs no apology even when It Is called a higher form of of selfishness. It needs only to be strengthen­ ed, and given greater scope, to bring on •■"th some day the peace on earth and good will toward men the heavenly chorus pro­ claimed nearly two thoueand years agoChristmas will be happier for all when peoples all over the world can experience in greater measure the truth that it is not only more blessed but far more satisfy­ ing to give than to receive. • NAS E More Blessed To Give • CW M N8 r a m P A Y o a r tram rago I) gars HIKOT of ibis fwd gSVSM u, u am v total a u arosentsttv* CtovaUad M4 Much ia wki*h ait m kmpit *U- young artist named Thomas Nast sketched bis own notion of Baitta. And thera he waa —big, hearty, full-cheeked and rosy—re­ taining his pipe-smokisg haMt and wearing a suit trimmed with fur. Nost may' be remembered for creating the elephant that stands for the Republican party, the donkey that stands for the Demo­ crats* But Immortality clings to his name In the living, breathing, real Santa Claus the Santa we know today. And so 8anta smiles on the seals you licked last night. And his smile kisses sticky fingers that pat the story-book page. From the Daily Oklahoman f ConstiauM H U N Q A M A N CHRISTM AS T R H Claus, Spirit Of Lova, Good ■i ■£ ' *' •'. '.V '• *• ■ ■ r .M M - W illiam s Said Leading Salesman SEED POTATOES The Indlnn River G O LD C U P 100 MILES SU N D A Y Dec. 30th Kimnis TituiviUe-Cocoft SPEEDWAY TIME Trial* - 12 Noon Race Start* - 3 p.jf. SANFORD FLOW ER SHOP LEFT HOLDING THE SOCK LOS ANGELES M — Colleen Kennedy was knitting frantically today to finish soma Chrlatmaa work undona by a thief. Police w«r* holding on* sock of Mias Kennedy's Christmas preient to her fiance ai evidenca after w il­ ing a man aa he tried to make of! with a knitting box from her car. FREE DELIVERY Flowani By Wire Order Now From: Brevard Enterprise* Titusville, Fla. FISHERMAN FISHES OUT JEWELS DAYTON, Ohio * S - polka to­ day sought a “ fiihtrman" whole catch waa two small diamond rings and a necklace valusd at $960. Police believed aomton* uted a long piece of wire to "fish out" the Items through a small hoi* In th* display window of a downtown jewelry store. Legol Notice * XOTtC'FI Th* annual m»«tln* •{ th* B'aoh* holder* uf lh* Flnrt-ia Slat* U»nk. Fenford, PlorM*. a bsnkln* ear* poratlon. will b* held In th* hankin* ruum ua Friday, January 4 l»ij. al 11>10 p. m, for (ha purpoao of alacllna a Hoard uf Dlrectura for lha maulna yaar ami tha Irana action of auch other buelneee aa may coma before th* meeting. T. t TUCKER Freeldent jm i m I vITy S hW# a rt • Now Year . . . may every hour bo with oood choorl 'i S * ROBB'S HOME BAKERT Opposite th* Post Office RED PO N TIAC HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE WE GIVE YOU First Class Cleaning AT 15% Discount (CASH AND CARRY) PICKUP AND DELIVERY W*’rt M&ding our Best Wishes for « happy holiday. . . and may iilERRY every good thing come your wayl ATa REGULAR RATES. Laney Dry Cleaners B. H. LANEY. OWNER 110 E. Sucond St. L- Phono 465 HAYNES office machine co. 314 Magnolia Arc. Phono 41 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. WILL BE CLOSED DEC. 21st TO DEC. 26th OPEN DEC. 27th 309 ELM AVE. PHONE 1535 �v py'ifVV <- >< . : M2 THE SANFORD HERALD Mon. Dec. 24. 1958 Page 3 Socialfowls fl& A A o n a h Conning The News Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mills su itin g their ion-in-law daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. T . Walker, and son, C arr a t Ft. Lauderdale fo r the holidays. BT VIRGINIA CONN and Cy Johnson, Millie snd BIO Thomas, John and Jana Millar, Qualifying fo r the fall quarter Betty Guv, and many other gap D ean'i list at the Alabama people. technic Institute at Auburn, Footnote to T erry’ * part). John was Henry F. Richter Jr. of this King wishes m e to announce that eity, a student In the School he was exceedingly hindsome la Veterinary Medicine. The an­ his gray flannel*. They are bet* nouncement was made by Dean ter for a party than red one*, R. S. Sugg o f the school. John. A lovely party waa held Satur­ Karl A. Morris, son o f Mr. and day night also at the home o f Mrs. Raymond Morris, of S Virginia and John Shaffer. Silver candelabra graced the table, which town Road, arrived home Wed­ held an adbudanee o f turkey and nesday evening for the Christmas ham, besides the silver punch holiday*. Karl is a sophomore at bowl o f eggnog*. A few whe w ar* the University o f Florid*. there were Anita end Bob Hadden, V em and Betty Mountcastle Cert Joe F. Mattocks arrived home| and Jean Tegfeldt the England* Wednesday to spend the holidays and the Redtkes. with his mother, Mrs. Arthur Parties planned fo r Sunday nl|ht Johnson, o f Casselberry. Joe is are those o f Betty and Bill Has* busy with post-graduate w ork at lett, Jim and Betty Guy, and the University o f Florida, and is Jack and Judy Smith. Incidental* working on his Masters Degree ly, Judy’s mother Is hera fro m in psychology. New Jersey fo r the holiday*. D Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tepslc TRADITIONAL SWEEDISH CHRISTMAS COOKIES nre ns e a s y to mnke ns they nre promises to be a gay week In San­ and daughter, Martha Jean, are pretty and taaty. ford. Nearly every one baa c o m ­ visiting her parents, Mr. and pany or la expecting some. J s Mrs. J. B. Cogburn, on 13th St. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Palmer, Symes is expecting her m other. Tom Blackburn’ i mother and f a ­ Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bolt and and her mother, Mra Cassandra ther are here from La Jolla, Cali­ child are here from Atlanta, (la., Schulta, ipent the day Sunday In fornia, and are itaylng In Louisa visiting Mr. Bolt's parents, Mr. Tampa visiting Mrs. Palm er'i and Jim Parker’ * house, while the and Mrs. Tom Bolt. brother, Karl Schulta, and fa m ­ latter are In Pensacola. John and The Swede* say, “ God Jul, Pcppakakor. Sprttz are short, Harriet William* art looking Sterling Rolling and son will ily. John’ s mother who will arrive Gott Nytt A r ;" as they serve you sweet and light. The star shaped join Mrs. Bolling here fo r th j around the 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hofmann, Steaming coffee and holiday rook- IVparkakor, on the other hand, holidays. Many Chrlstmaa cards from Na­ and baby, Debbie, a r c here from j les. Two o f their traditional are served with c o ffe e right here vy people who used to live h em Atlanta, C a „ visiting his p a r Mr. and Mrs. •Buck" Buch­ cookies are flooding the town and they enta, Mr. and Mra. W. D. H of Christmas rookies are Sprit! and festive. When Swedish anan and three children, of all seem to have ooe m essage. * *c served with c o ffe e right her* rnanii. Atlanta, Ga., are spending the “ It’ s not the sam e, wish we w ere with Mr. Jones’ parents, Mr. and at home, it means exactly the holidays here with Mrs. Buch­ back In Sanford’ ’ . Can't really Dr. and Mrs. II. W. Rucker Mrs. C. R. Jones. santo thing — Merry Christmas anan's sister, Mrs. W. B. Wray. blame them, aa I was rather glad have visiting them fo r the noli* and Happy New Year! MONDAY to get back m yself after only . . . .. days their daughter and son inl Bln. Robert Irvin* Drlwon Mr and Mra. Bob Wright, and The Rev. W. A. Ellenwood will two days In Palm Beach. We have PKPPARKAKOR grandmother o f the groom ; 3VS eups sifted, enriched conduct th# morning devotions grown used to Informality h em ,n d Mr* ’ B.o b Jonel “ nd daughters. Beth end Becky! are C. M. Nichols, o f St Petersburg. Uvr' M„ r( r|t 0f Orlando, and their . . „ v v over WTRR at 8:30 a. m. flour that simply Is not known there, grandmother o f the groom [room , « n d '|on Dr „ w . Rucker Jr., o f herc from Sa' annah’ N*'* rUESDAt 1 teaspoon baking soda and while the town o f course, U Miss Mantle Matton. o f Sanford. u 7 ib u r g .""o n Christmas day, the Bing her P»rfnt* Mr. and Mrs The Rev. W. A. Ellenwood will perfectly beautiful. It la a rtifi­ Uk teaspoons ginger aunt of the groom. Many friends , n ljre fam ily will have dinner Sayer for the holidays conduct the morning devotions cial to me, and I’d rather b e a t 2 teaspoons cinnamon o f the fam ily came to :hc wedd­ over WTRR at 8 30 a. m. ■ s teaspoon cloves home In Sanford. Here them (a ing from Sanford. Also present THURSDAY cards'« teaspoon ground no room for a anob (except Intel­ were many o f the students of The Training Union o f the lectual), and each may be a ccep t­ ..... ............ ................. — .......... .. ___ iivi #> i i _ mom (optional) Mist Hartlng's who attend Robert in a beautiful and impressive and she also wore elbow length First Baptist Church will hold ed on his own merit. Ah, it's 1 F o r / I n i I C l 1/ 11. F lic u p butter or margarine cerem ony, Ruth Anne Harting, white evening gloves and carried E. Lee Junior High in Orlnndo. | K / a a \ a / their monthly visitation at wonderful place! The bride was born hi Cleve- j * N C V r / v e LU I \JI L d l l u j u i i t cup sugar r^ d a u g h te r o f Mr. and Mr*. Lours a n o s c g a y c ffe c l bouquet of pink p- m. And now there it HttU tim e rose*. • land, O., and attended school I _ , , . , „ l , , . . , . 1 * r,i> ™ B . Harting, o f Orlando, became The Rev. W. A- Ellenwood will left, but on this Christmas Eva, Miss Bath Martin, o f Orlando, there. She graduated from S t.' T o P»«P*>r*»« nursery small children, so, she wisely a* cup light molasses the bride of Robert Irving Britconduct the morning devotion* may I wish you every good fo r ­ rhyme “ Some like It old, some chose a white tree, which she Mix nnd sift first 6 ingredients. over WTRR at 8:30 a, m. son, son o f Air. and Mrs. Bussell Junior bridesmaid,wore a green Joseph Academ y for girls In 1952, tune. Very soon the night noise* white lights and Cream butter o r margarine; add Gordon Brisson, o f this city, on taffeta dress trimmed with pink and attended Stetson U niversity,! like It new” when it com es to trimmed with white .. „ will huih and th* m sglcal momblur bails. satin ribbon. It featured a sealY o itl ful hairdo, v.ll I * a m o f |he b|rth o f ch rl„ wll, ^ Saturday evening at 7:30 p.m. in where she received her A. B. De-trim m lng ,hc tree and house for b ,w bal1*- Her rnlire hou" ,u « ar * ra,l,,anF " hil* continuing carries nut the white, silver nnd to cream. Add egg and molasses, kie First Presbyterian Church in loped overskirt o f the sumc mat- gree in English nnd history in Christmas. hodge podge this year, say hair- up0(J UJ j|ay w# ^hlnk with rev* blue color scheme, with striking j Stir in dry ingredients; thorough-' tlrlaado. erial and at each scallop a pink June, 1955. She was a mem ber bun back crcnce about his humbla birth la Mrs. Gordon Sweeney is one results. The dining room table is ly. Covered, Chill overnight. Roll dros toru. Pony t»il, D. William It. Kadcl officiated rosebud was tied with a pink sat- of Alpha XI Delta social sorority, styles that page ltd) are threa who holds with the traditional, all done in silver and white, and out N-Inch thick on floured may be adopted to the scheme f a stable, whilst w« who arw Hli vice-president of Panhellenic at the candlelight, double ring in bow. und her lovely Canadian cvrrgreo on the mantel is n white coral {about U of dough at a tim e), the im -nent. The point l.i you can sei tints are blessed with all tha o f The , , service, for which the church was Best Man was Doyle McWhorter, Council, fcatu c editor riches nf life. But this year dur­ tree, trimmed with blue und Cut into stars. Itukc in moderate beautifully decorated with while of Bartow, und ushers were Hatter and The Reporter, s e c r o -^ ® * * ",1* do all three- hairstyles with the ing the silence let us think o f silver balls, used with small oven, 375‘ F „ R to 19 minutes, . f mum* ami red poinsettias. lied Roger Dobson, o f Cocou, fratern- tary treasurer o f the Ifonor, and 'vith . 11,1 ‘ “ h. ', .T * * * same length hair, and it make* I (hose afflicted throughout th* candles and white reindeer. Cool on racks. Decorate as de­ candles, trimmed with holly, Uy brother o f the groom , Robert member o f various honorarles, flR" r n c\ a™ |* * * :*'ttf no difference whether your hair WOrld, and pray for them Tog Mrs. J. Danforth Wright also in front o f the dining room of sired. Makes about II dozen. furmeu the* decoration* for: |he1McKee o f Sanford, brothcrin-Jaw on campus. At present she teach it straight or not. The pony tail suddenly it will be morning and . SPRITE windows, and the chancel part of o f the groom , Johnny McCorkie es English and geography at uses a traditional tree, beautiful- the If. W. Rucker homo Is a may he worn to classes, page boy thoughts o f other* will banlsk as ly decorated by the children, it lovely uprucc tree, all trimmed l ’ i cup, butter or margarine the church was decorated with o f C ocoa, fraternity brother o f 1Robert E. Lee Jr. High School in for Informal dates, chignon hair, our Joy Is centered only In oar 1 cup sugar iclclei and red poinsettias, with the com- the groom , and Irvin Philpot of Orlando. She is a member? o f the hotds a prominent place in the with colored lights, style far morn sophisticated happy children, our fam ilies and 1 well— beaten egg niuniun table featuring two vases Daytona Beach. Alpha Xi Delta Anumnai Asso- Wright’s new Florida room, and snow and on the door is a most dale,. our friends. M erry Christmas! 2 teaspoons vanilla in the hack of the room a huge unusual and beautiful arrangeof white mums in front of the Mr* Harting chose for her ciatlon o f Orlando, and the Amer•t cups sifted enriched flour candelabra. ' daughter's wedding a street length lean Association of University Santa Claus, holding a light, re- tnent. Instead of the traditional igns over the pile o f holiday- wreath .Mr*. Rucker uses a large 1 teaspoon baking powder Organist wus Alias Carolyn dress o f beige lace over pink |Women. Cream butter o r margarine. Trivett, and soloists were Alias satin, w hich featured a scoop I The groom was born in Sanford "isppccl packages placed near the hoop, which she wound w ith red Pat Edington, sorority sister of neckline and a skirt gathered in and attended local schools. He Indoor barbecue grill. Mrs. satin, and at the bottom, placed Add sugar gradually, while con$ the bride, who sang " 0 Promise the back to form a full sweep, graduated from Stetson Univer- "'rig h t’ s living room has n huge a red satin bow, silvered twigs, tinuing tocream . Add egg and Me” and “ Wedding Prayer” and Her accessories w ere Wack and sity In 1953, where he was mem- fireplace against a mirrored wall, bells, pine cones and cedar. The vanilla. Beat w ell. Add sifted dry, David Wiseman, a teacher with she w ore a purple orchid. her o f Delta Sigma Phi social an<1 ,n fr0°t of thia was placed effect is stunning. 1ingredients and mix to smooth The groom 's m other wore a fraternity. He was also u mem- * " b it e Christmas tree covered| It seems that each year at dough. Chill thoroughly. Force Miss Harting at Robert E. Lee, 312 EAST FIRST STREET colors. The Christmas something nsw Is add- through cooky press, form ing who sang the "L ord’s Prayer” •treet length dress o f blue lace her o f the Psychology Club there. ! " ith tiny halls in all blue s a t i n . Re served two years in the reflection o f the tree in the huge ed to the old and new traditions Christmas trees, or cut out in any and “ O P e r fe ct’ Lova” . Miss and m a t c h i n g rilONE 78 TrtveU offered u medley of with insert, o f blue pleated tulle armed forces, serving ovescas in ( mirror 8l,ve a m0l' t unu*u*l “ "d horn, and every family ha, desired shape. Rake In hot oven selected bridal piusic before the in the full gathered skirt. She Italy nnn Germany At present he lovely effect. Its own particular customs and 400*F., until set but not brown, II. JAMES GUT JAMES B. OUT ceremony. .' , • j chose matching blue accessories Is associated with his father a t 1 Mrs. Floyd Palm er maintains habita for that special day, which This takes about 8 to 19 minutes thst greenery in and is after all. ail. is what help* helps to make baking The bride* given in marriJg* un(l a ^so wore «n orchid ! th« Drissun Funeral Home in San* thit d tradition U time. Makes about 4 mnn? suitable fo r fam ilies with it so special. -| dozen. by her fathtr, wore a waltz' A reception was held following, length w icn g m gown o f imported Irish *n the social hall of the First lace over white bridal satin. The Tresbylerian Church, which was fitted bodice featured a scoop |decorated with pink rose* (sorneckline outlined in pearl and se- \orHy flow er of the bride) and pink quin pleated tulle, and elbow ! ao<l white camellias. The punch length sleeves edged in pleated wa* P*n'< an,l the wedding cak>« tulle. A wide cummerbund o f 1wa* white trimmed with pink bridal satin was fastened In front ro**’ . The two punch bowl*, the with an heirloom pearl and rhine- c , ^e an(i the silver candelabra ttonp eta*p. The skirt was bouf­ w ere surrounded with pink roses fant. and her short mitta were and farm. Mrs. Robert M cKee, o f San­ fashioned of the same lace as the groom __ kept sP-gown. Her fingertip veil o f im- ford, sister o f the ______ ported French illusion wa* held in Bride’* book, .Mis* Beatrice place by a cap o f lace and tu lle,! Thom as, o f Jacksonville, and Mi,* 1 encrusted with pearls and *e- Car°lyn Poliak, o f Orlando, both I quins. The third tier o f the veil |J°eority sisters o f the bride, | was trimmed with imported Irish ! *ecved punch, and Miss Hope; appliques in the »am » pattern a s i 50011, 0* Orlando, served rake.' ... her gown. She carried her mo- P*n,,y Martin, w ho is a junior ther’s white Bible with a white ln hfgh school and amateur photorchid and lilies nf the valley. agraper, took colored movies o f Mist Nancy Owens, o f D eLand,;1*** reception , m a sorority sister o f the bride, was ^ 0r “ wedding trip to D aytona 1 s " maid o f honor «nd wore a short B*ach, M r,. Brisson chose a blue gown o f red rhantllly lace over " 00* »b**th dress, with a ru m -' red laffsta, fashioned with a " b u n d o f deep red satin, which; scoop neckline and short sleeves. >f ° rmed a long drxpa in the with 2 f=n gathered skirt. Her j Her accessories u . r» whir* gloves were white elbow length an<* *he wore red shoes and th« and *he carried a n osegay-effect, °fc h id from her bridal bouquet, bouquet of pink roses. ; L Pon their return. the couple | The bridesmaid, Mlsa Evelyn j make their home at 901 Howell, of Pine Castle, wore a Laurel A v * . Sanford short gown o f aqua lir a over pink) Out o f town guest* at the wed* yf taffeta. The design was similar included Mr*. D R. to that o f the maid of honor’s, Brisson, o f Daytona Beach, By VIRGINIA CONN ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Swedish Christmas Greeting; Coffee, Traditional Cookies -V ★ ★ ★ ★ What a wonderful Christmas Ere this must be for Roy and Elizabeth Caton and their child­ ren! May we all say a little pray­ er o f thanks that Roy is able to be here for this Christmas, and that he'has such wonderful friends to arrange such things for him, and while we are praying, let u* ask for his prompt recuperation that he m ay continue to be with his fam ily always. Sorry I missed the last two papers, but my own fam ily wai demanding my time, and we took a flying trip to Palm Beach to see Rob’ a family. At least It is gratifying to me to find that so many missed the column. Since we have been back. I’ve had to spend much of my time at the hospital with Portia, who careless­ ly banged up her already broken arm, so I’ m still a little short on news. Terry Price had an Open House Saturday night with about sixtyfive attending. Terry served eggnogg out o f a silver punch bowl, and the table was laden with fruit cake and cookies. On (he porch a cornucopia spilled golden apples all over the place, and the center piece was composed of cumquats, tangerines and polsettlas, carrying out her gold and red theme. Seen am ong the guests were Cdr- and Mrs. Strickland, Col. and Mrs. Harrlman, Rita Bauer, Dot and Dick Mann, Lou ★ Impressive Ceremony Unites Ruth Harting, Robert Brisson Christmas Decorations Combine New, Old For Unusual-Effects General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY COURTESY W IN S F R IE N D S I/tt’s show our visitors we appreciate them. Observing the Golden Rule will make driv­ ing more pleasant for them — for us — for ev eryon e...safer too! You can help promote safety and good will ‘ hroughout the holiday season. Pick up your FREE bumper strip from any Florida Power & Light Company office. This is another in a serla• of community servlet advertisements by W « lin g out our with fo r you — Morry Christmas! HOWARD BOTELER WhoIeMl* Confectionery 100 Sanford Are. FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY HHelping Build Florida " �-__ u r *#V-» 4.f « v /* * .... • I Bears, Giants Clash Sunday For Crown disthald s k h u Uotgod Frees Spots Writ** H IV YORK, m —Tha Chisago Bears mad New York Giant* bittar al4 rival* who bar* watched Johnav-oaau-Iatoiys i«to Mm Me* Uoasl Football Laagao to rasrat yesra, staah tor the UM champtsaibl f Saaday at Yankee It*“ Uto. Neither tram haa appear*! ia tha title gates since USB, when Sid Luekmao led tba Bear* to 3 34-14 triumph over a New York team split by a staid* that nocked pro footkall. Aa at towpt bp gamblrn to "fla" tha game, with tw* New York flag* srs involved, wa* rrrsal*d shaft- s P eland Bulldogs Win fig ? Invitational Basketball Tourney; Receive Trophy — ------ —----------------------------------- -------------------------- Lions Defeat Sanford In Consolation Game bisks U»*ll eoaeb Paul but thay wore no match tor tool • Isn't accuatomad to haadad Carl Fabry, who tallied ... who baa N*n •round for Q point*, and Uset-footed, bilk school basketball Im m t o high itapping Fardlnand Duda, who faQowad clota with II PolaU Tha surprise o f tba gam* wai words of praUa t o ths 70UPU I N UrexperieiKsd Sanforil Ram|- tha flna ahewtog of Bill Tyra Beta a t o r hU ch»r**ii b a d d s - far tha Somlaola. In tha aatond fsptad tha scrappy warIon G6 43 half of tba game both Claude to Iba eowoUtloa game of th* llUtall and t o High, tba big bay first anaual Seminole County In* wayirors tooled out, and a heavy jjrltatloiul Basketball Totmumspt- load toll on tba akouldar* of ^ "Willi no seniors pa tb« tsrro, Tyro. Tyra breezed through to t lt d U s boya to bring around for flna ball hawking and tome keen Nail year, thil Sanford bunch ball baadtiag to help keep the *la going to ba tough. Their imall gemlaelei in the game again*! > . W i ara wall coordinated and tha roaring Lion*. like tba BamlaoUi, tha Oviedo —will t o n into flna players. With • |#t of Individual attantlon In Lion* will bare a flna returning tho balght department naat year club next yearOviedo ba a good onn for San* FO FT Ptx, 0 t 3 .* During tha gamt tha Samlnolaa Luther Duda I 1 ■art tha Ovlsdo lions unaxpact* Mika Duda 0 0 ad competlon In tba first half. Joe Duda B 0 •Kan MeMunray with 11 pointaand Carl Fabry 10 1 ■Hay Caell Dandrldge with to Ferdinand Duda 1 s paints lad tba warrior trlba with Raymond Mlkler 1 1 « flna abow of markimaniblp, Mika Tyre 1 3 Wataco KeDey Total* 16 IS Sanford FO FT Pt*. a a o Joe High 0 0 0 Allen Swalm LAST TIME TODAY Claude Hlttell 0 2 3 0 0 0 Wally Phillips Ken McMurray S 1 11 3 0 4 BUI Tyra 4 I 10 Cecil Dandrldge John Barley 1 3 4 1 0 2 Bruce McCoy 0 1 1 Ray Lundqul.it Totala 16 11 43 Score By Period* 20—08 Oviedo 7 13 20 12—U Sanford 6 13 13 STARTO TOMORROW Open i n n . Xm»* Day Only B-II1Q DAYS flcdo c r w t o iM W s i ghoot of *X- « «haiK«l % V t a n c fi^ Haunted House ms w " tu> uina «tn aunott ii« umskl. MICKEY ROONEY «tiM iN uw iua-rm cM /uuig -* g r a n d s 1* 1*1 mows 1:13— 1:5*-4:33—8:11—t i l l IN Greyhound* frill Tho lonua Ifm n o Greyhounds from Lonawood, ■ ala** B Mbool with only a clay court for baiketball, all but turned tba flrat annual Seminole C o u n t y Invitational Basketball Tournament upalde down lait week whey they match* ed baket for basket igalnat twq of the finest team* in tho Cent­ ral Florida area, fn the champ* iotuhlp game against PeLand In the finale of the tournament Friday night the scrappy Grey hounds gave the A class Hull dog* a run thslr money and war* leading In Iha third quarto 31* 30 until they lost control o f the backboard* a* their ace rebound­ er, Ken Miller fouled out. Thay •till gave the high flying Bull­ dogs, who eouldn’ t miss on long ■hots, stiff reiistanco. Tha DeLand Bulldogs earned their 63*36 victory over tha Greyhound* that gave the Invited vlstora from Volusia County the 8nnford Iferntd Raakettull L'hampionahlp trophy Tha Herald will preiant DoLand the Ghamplonihlp trophy and the runner-up trophy to Ly­ man In nsiemblles at the respec­ tive eehoolf after tha Christ­ mas holidays. Until Miller fouled out In tl«« third quarter it seemed that tho husky, welt conditioned eager* from Ijongwood would have themselve* a victory to match their upset win over Oviedo tho night before. It wa* a nip and tuck game of ico-*awlng scores and brilliant defemlva work on the part of both teams. It wa* alio a wait­ ing for one of the big boys to foul out and give tho other team the break on tho rebounds. D#Land sported four nlkn over 6 feet on their all senior team. Their rebounders, Bob Connolly and Pete Taylor, both 6-3, out­ lasted Lyman’s Miller with four fouli rucli und completely con­ trolled the backboards afUr tha mid way point of the third frame. Ken Allen, the 6-3 fait break re­ bounder for the Bulldog*, *1*0 had four fouls chalked again.! him at the end of tho game. _'Vo fouls dominates a player. At the end of the first frame th ■ Greyhounds were leading U - Mississippi. West Tens Roundup m s B Jtn v JW m u s Five pair of feet and fivo hand* attempt to tip tho ball Into tba baakoi for another eeore. (Staff Photo) Gold Cup Stock Car Race Set For Dec. 3 0 TITUSVILLE, FLA., (SpecialA itarspanglcd east of driving Talant already la Assured for the first annual Indian Rivar Gold Cup Block Car Auto Rac­ ing Classic it tha T|tuivil!t-Co* coa speedway on Sunday after­ noon. Decomber 30. The NASCAR-aanctloned Grand National Championship Event will bo raced oyer the "road race’ ’ course of 1 1/3 miles, laid out at Bv PAUL PHILLIPS the the Tttuavliia-coooa airport. VaJlad Firaa UpeeU Writer Promoters Bill and John Wald­ CLEMSON, ft. c* in — i f any ron, who head The Brevard En­ thing haptna to quartorbeck terprises, Inc., h a v e made Charley Bussey in or before tha elaborate preparations for • Orange Bowl game, the Clemaoa course which will meat all NAS­ Tiger* will have to give up on CAR specifications. plana to use evea an oscaalonai With tha Gator Bowl gamo In forward paaa against Colorado. Ja kaonvillo on Saturday and tha Frank Howard, the Clamson Orange Bowl game In Miami on coaeh, (Imply san’ t risk letting New Year'* Day, the auto anyone tlaa throw the ball. Dur­ classic ia expected to attract a ing the anliro 1136 tettoa In colorful and snlhuilastiu crowd. which Clamson won seven games, As for driver*, more than a lo«t one and tied two, tha Tigers icoro of tho host In the business computed only two out of n already have entered and more passes except tor the ones Bui* entrlce arc arriving daily. Al­ t t y threw. Busier wasn't o**etready in are auch alar* as !y icntalional but hi* 33 comple­ Curtis Turner, winner of the tions In 60 tries at lent kspt the darllnqton ‘COD’; Led Petty, twice opposing defense* "honest” wbrn a National Champion; Jim he was In tho game. Handicapped By Injury Paschal, No. 4 finisher in the Busiey wa* handicapped much 1936 grind; Glenn (Fireball) Ro­ berts, Th» Dtytiuu Beach Ace; of |be time by an Injured hand, Joe Weatherly, Jo« Kubanka, but In tha last two garnet be appeared to have recovered. Mavln I’ anch, Tiny Lund and ''If Bussey’s hand is wall like Jack Smith. Another entrant ia It was In those two tu t games Paul Goldsmith, former national we pliyed. we probably will do motorcyclo champion who cut a more passing than wa did during widn opening swath in the auto the earlier part of the season." last camp­ Howard said. !,?' hi Bjr, ,ho hal* lh# *mooth racing circlet this machine from DcLond had moved aign. "Wa definitely will do a lot of Into the lead 17-22 In » thrilling -Entries ------------------------------------from — running against Colorado because also are expected • John Sehlrard Jr., preaidvnt of ti mi V° **ame that saw tho Buck Baker, national champion, we hvae the baeka to do that and the Seminole Chief’s Club, said Bulldog. beautifully oxecutu the and hia top running mate on the the lineman who can block " that tho drawing for tho 31 Smith full court press. famed Kiekhicfcr Mercury AutDuring the season Clemson and Wonon rovolvor. donated Early in the third quarter the board Team, Speedy Thompson. gained a total of 2,511 yards but by Shtrlff J. laithar llnhhy for Greyhound* moved Into the lead Tim Flock, 1133 Natlonnl King, tho Junior High 8*hool Football again, but aana Millar they drop- alto Is expected to bo on hand gained a total of 2,311 yards but ooly 316 were on passing, which Project, would be hold whan tho pod behind 33-33 tho final for what shape, up n* ono of the puts a heavy burden on halfback Bemlnoio Chlofi meet at tha high pariod began. best races the Southland ever Joel Wells, the key runner In the aehool on Thur*day night, Doe. In the final frame Iha Grey­ has had to offar. ground attack. IT. hound* moved the ball well Advance tleketa are now on sale Out In front of the runner* will Sehlrard o ld , “ Wo ilnctraly and tha promoters figure this be a mammoth line, averaging niVntihe ,u!‘ e<h,rt Pra"« of hope that all thorn who have »h* the Bulldog*, but they couldn’t first venture, at the outset of the 200 pounds a man and spearhead donation tleketa will turn them •core on the rebounds and were Heavy Tourist Season, will draw ed by tackle Bill Hudson, a 215In to one of tho committee of. hold to only four points whilo the In Iho neighborhood of 10,000 poundcr. flelala bafor* Chrlilma*. It would • Hol t stepping DcLond cage fans, who aailly can bo accom­ Weren't Too Anxious ba a sham* to have someone nitre quintal had a field day with an modated In the spacious Speed­ Clemson will be anxious to get a chanea to win tho gun after »■ point scoring spree. way Ground*. purehaalng a ticket from ono of DeLand basketball coach John to* Seminole Chief* member*." Imgrund said after game, "Those More than 600 million pounds W. W. Tyra, chairman of tha boys were tha amoothsst and Junior High School Football Pro­ aggressive Claas B team wa'v* of prepared froien foods were ject Committee laid that plan* Played. It’i a tribute to our boya produced In the United States In 1035 — a gain of 67 percent over for on auction, to bo hold Fab. to have won tha gamt." 1931. 16, would al*o bo dlicuaiod at tha DELAND maatlng. "Tha auction will ba fg fl pis hold *o that tha uniform* can ba Frank Douihesty 6 3 13 Martin Harwich 0 0 0 paid In full this aehool year, if Bob Connolly 5 6 16 Ilub MacLeod u 0 0 ponth!*,- Tyre saidPole Taylor 5 6 11 Kan Miller 3 1 7 0 0 0 Lamar Helms Typo alio itraaiad turning In Wayno Fisher 3 0 0 S I 5 Days Slavans ticket*. "Wa want this donation Ed Bomar 2 3 7 Ken Allen 6 0 12 drawing to ba a big success,” he Total* 11 8 36 Totala 33 9 33 *ald. "and the only way wa can Score By Periods LYMAN judge la to know where we ataod DaLond — ... 10 12 13 18—33 with a ticket count bofor* tho fg a pss Lyman .......... 11 6 13 4-36 Jim Hopkins • 4 16 drawing." Chiefs Club Will ITheir favoriit | Hold Revolver 4 S S S S L Drawing Thursday e - Clemson Counting On Charles Bussey For Bowl Contest RATTISBURG, MUa.—Tha Mi* llseippi Southerners, who’ll meat Waat Teaaa Bute's Buffaloes |n th* Tangerine Bowl tha night of Jam. 1, ware at their boat offen■Ivtly in the feeond and fourth quarter and stronger dsbnilrely to tba feurtb during Ibn regular feaaea, On tha datonaiva side of the ledger, •they yielded three touch downs to each Of the first three period* but give up only ppe fourth-quarter score. That one Ute tally resulted in their only loss of the year, to Florida Stale UnJver»ity by * 96-10 decision. Offensively, they bad TI points to tha second and 30 to the fourth. They got 41 to flrsl-quar Ur play and 16 the third period. Their total of 301 points tolls short o f that of their bowl foeWest Texas totaled 176 point* and was brid to Ism than three touch­ downs only twice. On (b°ie two occasions they suffered thslr only lours to nine gamaa, 30-13 to Arlwn* and 16-13 to Ttxai West­ ern. Fullbacks piled tba two team* to scoring, with 196-pound Junior Charlie Bonders pt tha Tsxans doubling tba output of Sotborn’s 313-pound sopbomor* Bo Dickin­ son. Sanders touted 73 potoU on 12 touchdowns to ato contests. Dickinson scored six touchdowns to nin* games, Tba individual battle between tht two big fallbacks could be the ouUUndlug feature of tho lost-season scrap. Sanders, now ack to trim after missing three regular season tilts, gained 328 yards to his six game*. Ills 14 avsrage nearly equals Dickinson's 7.2 mark. The Iattar totalled 670 yards on 93 carriesHatfbacks Ron Mills and Pare Corley of tho Texans also bat tared 406 rushing yards. Dickln son's mates, halfback J. C. Arban and Dallaa WbiUlsld, bad 360 and 306, respectively. With these six yardago-mtoded bustllsri on the prowl, the defen­ sive sUlwarta from both uniu have to bo at their bast. | t h e SA N F O R D HERALD I Page 4. Mon. Dec. 24, 1864 Impressive statistics while replac­ ing Ihe Rapia as Western Dlvlalon Casarcs, a 225 — pound full­ back. topped the league’s ball — carrier* Wills I4N yards, 3 sex1y before that Polo Grounds ago- son high axee-ded ooly by th# 1,test 146 collected by Steve Von B q « Th* UN title gamo, which Of (bo Fhllsdelpblg Eagles Tn IMF Pfwhto f * n N ib«r*s M IMS. Alan Amoeba of toe Balti­ mm that 94JOO tor stah ptoyar more Colts hM 11* and eeuld pass aw MM rtotortoM Warn, wUI k* saaarea by gaining R| yard* Utovised H4S |MB, (1ST) 6M against IN Washington Redskins kreedsasi I p.M. MtiawaDy by Sunday, but It’s unlibety he’ ll get n a , Tba Boars, vriM ralllod to that many. ptof • IT’ IT Ito with Mm Giant* Brown wen IN l**guo’s passing wnler this season, am H i petot srown by ireregtof M l yard* per farariiaa. (brew an N aemplettona In IN Two Oldest Hebe tries, Tbs Beers alee wen toe About 70,660 fans wUI jam Yaw* team tots) offense 4,SIT r * 9 s bats Stadium to watak two of tba and ground offense 9,4« yarda eagua'i aktoat club* battle for tha tills* and boost on* of lbs sirLie*a and las Angeles Rawta w tail's finest receivers In Itortoo ralatira aewremara to lb* ere Kill, lama — abut the league's ether Tbs Giants have the loams’* teams eut of the abamptoniblp overall effsnslve leader to half* game from 1M0 through INS, bask Frank Gllfford. Ollfford to Thlwgl finally returned to "M r fourth In rushing with III yard* al" this year. Tba Rears wen •nd third to pais receiving with Iba WasUvu Division titto tor Iba •M, HI* IAN yards Is top* to to* jM wMi time and Iba Giants rap­ circuit end he Is lb* first mnn tured Raster* honors fa? toe ninth In .modern pro fopthill history"® Mum bp breaking Clmland'a uw- *6k in toe top fir# in Nth rush­ pre adanUd iln-yre grip an that ing end pass receiving- back in the good fracas of tha Orange Bowl people, who wirin’ too anxious to bavo them for tha Nsw Year’s Day game after thay sufefrad a 14 0 loss to Miami In th* u m e itadtum earlier in the reason. That wai Clomson’a only defeat. Other post-season bowl trips have been auccessful ones for Clemson. The Tigers beat Boston College 6-3 In the 19t0 Cotton Bowl, downed Missouri 2423 in the 1949 Gator Bowl, and edge* Miami, 13-14, In the 1951 Orange Bowl. DesplU th* fact neither Clem son nor Colorado la rated a top­ flight team, th* oddmakers have tabed their gam* as likely to be th* closest. Colorado Is listed SI only a two point favorite. ,7b* Bears Invade New Verb ONTARIO IS ROCKBY |BOTBBD MONTREAL Ut-Almost half of •Ito toe leigue’l leading NIL carrier, Blab Casares, and top- •II tot players to Iha Nstloasl rewkad passer, R4 Brown. The Hecksy League wore Nrn to to* husblea else have Nen Province of Ontario- Ptriy-MVta tog sharia* Ihoy played surrsni players were Nrw Usre. dellbere riy dirty toetbalr while However, none of th* Montreal sltoebtog division honors with a Canadians ware bom to OntNto N i l vfatory ary ever Detroit Iasi although evorr otoar cjub to toe Isagu* has pliyers from Ontario. rW Foetb.ll’ Charges Edwin •non, president o f (ha ».w , and Coash Ruddy Farker of tba Ltona tovetod Iba "dirty football" sbaga* aftor n aakto by Ed Meadows of tho lean put alar quarterback Bobby Layno out of that game early to the second quarter. CeoTge Halas, owner and for­ mer, eoach of tho Bears, rallrd Honry Read, resistant footWH Iralnsr at tho University of North Carolina, I* tha only bssNIer on Coach Jim Tatum's itaff. Dartmouth halfback Jim Hsnandcr played end, halfback and fullback at Louisville, Colo., IB N Anderson "a damn liar.” F ilm s o f the gams showed that Maadowa, who later was thrown out o f the contest by tho officials, made a hard, c!aaq tackle- of Layno but might have drawn a 115-yard penUiy for a personal foul because u hit the Detroit quarterback Whan ba did not have tha ball. The Lions — Boars feud aton­ ed charges and countor-eharga from NEL owners, coaehoa and playora that have all but obseur•d the title game. The Bears may or may not ba rougher than tha league's other 11 teams but they compiled soma 0 . D. Farrell’* Arcade Package Store, Featuring Tha Very Beat 310 E. 1st Your mailbox eon*?’ ® e bold all Iho good wishes wo'ro sanding to you and youn at, Christmastime! GLENN G0EM6EL Sunoco Service Station Corner Pnrlt Ave- & 3rd SI. RAIN OR SHINE Thru Feb, 28th, 1957 ChMAtmaA fast Early Post-Time Tonight Races Start 7:45 P.M. . Over About 10 P.M. • NEW CLUB HOUSE • GUax-enclofed, nlr conditioned and heated. *H«atad Stand* 'All-New Track 'Valat Parking Track will cloa« New Year’s Night (Jan. 1) See the Elk® Tangerine Howl Game Jerry CoUIm , Track Operator merry Sorry, No Minora CHRISTMAS L » H.&A. DEPARTM EN T STORE HARRY & DOUG'S G U LF SERV ICE 401 SANFORD AVENUB C or. lx t. Si French Goldsboro Package Store STINSON KIN1.AW, OWNER Located • Mile* Sooth Of Sanford Ob Highway 17-92 Torn Wert At Red Arrow �•xur- THE SANFORD HERALD Mon- Dec 24. 1956 Page 5 i / 'j S wH HARBO R I By Turkey Dinner W ill “Cost” Less One Hundred Thousand Ameri­ A ITS United States Savlafs cana who are healthy today will Bond, b*ld for 10 years would be have tuberculosis one year from worth tlOQ. Bonds may be pur* aow. cheard at pay bank. 1 Almost half of thg newly re­ ported gases of tobermfotls era II li estimated (hat thara *r< among people avey 4i fears gf UM* mknrwn SSfPC af tnher •wtosto li ths United Matos. DOROTHY WORLEY 1 1986 o im . k r ■it fr*m « vrttcr, _riU» b«r. t o 'odd, a a*h*tU*, *5* TodJ P o r o O n r *+ * *** ress. -W a re §eemg Priscilla caught a warning ia Rita's eyes end eald nothing. The waitress eald, "W ell, I don't know m there’s much to aeo around this part o i n o r t h . ’ “Thera are aoma very old N o doubt, i i w i m «•*» • I l 4 gtartad started a tion ons night sad rumor—” She broke o ff m the waitress cams back. T h a t Alvar** fallow hM a swanky yacht a n c h o r e d out there!" houses!” "Ha fishes soma. And he's looking far • hotel site, M soys, i vs heard be may put up • re­ sect hate! ever oa R t George. You should m s * hiss end get • ride on that y a ch t" MAM , Commission May Appeal Ruling Be Restored TALLAHASSEE a t - Ths Ststo Game and Freeh Watvr Fish CommDslon may appeal a Volusia Circuit Court ruling that equip­ ment conflicated from a "m on ­ key” fisherman must be re­ stored. The Commission, meeting here, asked the attorney general’s o f­ fice to study the Volusia ruling with ths possibility o f appealing it to the State Suprem s CourtStats wildlife officer* confis­ cated boats and m otors and elec­ trical shock equipment from s fisherman arrested on ta k e George lest September, acting un­ der a IMS action authorising con­ fiscations In the ta k e George area. Volusia Circut Court ruled the set unconstitutional and ordered the commission io return the equipment. In soother actios, tho com m is­ sion granted Florida Power and Light CO. an casem ent fo r power lines for ths new Pratt A Whitney aircraft plant to be built near West Palm Beash. The power com pany will pay $320 a mile or a total of $2,600 to $2,700 for the easement and ths commission will retain use o f ths right-of-way fo r lom o food plant­ ings or agricultural use. T O O OOOD TO U T1UI," to the attitude o f Shirley, 4, a resident of St. Paul’s Orphanage, Pittsburgh, ss she gives s test tug to th# flow, ing white whlskars on Sants Claus.They wars real and Santa took no offense. Tho occasion WU "Operation Toyllft” from North Pole, N.Y., with Sants offering toys to underprivileged children. ( International' W AN ^ H O U M a? To AU Our FRIENDS TImhm Wondarful People. . . . Our Customers— THRIFTY B rtiV K T a rg fn <• C b rtttm a * HOURS -ma fisherman!• “ Everything's old.” The wait­ ress laughed, "That la, B»°at o f “ * W B Apalachicola La old. Oueaa the oldest house Is Lookout House. It's over a hundred.” Whan tho waltrsaa had gam “ Lookout H ou se!" Rita said, Rita said, “Might not to a had glancing at Priscilla. PHASER « -That's What they call It It 14**—meeting Alvarso, I mean, rather Uhaluwry jrachU-* I TAVJtKH WU sttrac- belonged to ons o f the oldest resi­ “Do you suppose the had a J uts Um W*. more spacious dents here, Mrs. Poe tar, Bhe died than w m apparent from Uia out* a year or so s g o and It’S been motive in telling us stem Ms d i e Tb*r# were mot many din* empty since. Seems I heard they yacht T I wonder why te ashed -ad it’s queer, that tn . It « u a llttla early (or din* were trying to find the helm o » foOowtag m eves She laughed again. u r . !> • Roe kola WM r'aym s something. W*MV 9t Love. Llttlo lights ■Oucm It will stay empty. fo lk s lists." AS th»y g ot UP tp leave, they ssy It's haunted.” ito v M an all tba tables. noticed Uiat LuM Alvar** had ‘■Why do they ssy th a t!" They bad Met started eaung "Oh, well,” th# girt shrugged, taken a tahis Mt the com er *1 alien Priscilla exclaimed. Iter the room whom they must p eseta role* low, “ Look, Rita! Bee that “ you know how those things go, man standing over there talking One person tells It, then M other to Uta walteeaa—that foreign- tells It, and so on. 1 don't believe Prteetlla and Ida eyas took In lookiag ataa f lan’t ha kamleotnel In ghosts myself. Hut besides be. He'* glanced our way several Ing haunted, the piece has a hla- e w y th ln g , f m - * * * * £ * * haircut down to her fw t tn ternand aha looked over here tory.” feet saadalA tten bM k th* same “W hat sort o i h isto ry !" aa though he had asked about us.” “ You'll have to ask soma af the R w v only a few minutes h te m u up wMJe old-timers. I’ rs heard It WM lined tales that Rita said, laughter in as a lookout p o s t during the they wars Inside sad sow shoos her voice, “ And look who's talkCivil War. Ttwre’s supposed tn be from a tdoudkeo sky, Thstr <ar tag to that w MW*m now, the red* a secret passage- They say them’s w m a htlle k» shadow from tho Buick man, aa you called him. It lota o f antiques there, but I*va tall trass, and l«*it on the other he k eejn popping UP, wo’ll have site. In deeper shadow, a man sat never been inside.” to find a shorter name for him.” "Y ou still haven't told us why smoking a slgaret and listening . ___ i n a________ a __ a ee The waitress came over to ask people M y It’s haunted." to the ca# radio. The car w m tf everything WM nil right and “ Different ones say they're the r*d Buick. Rita said mildly, “ Seems we're seen lights flashing on and o ff “ I don't belters either o f those being observed." *n were really following us," upstairs, yet the gates end doors The waitress knew what she have been locked a long Ursa •aid Rita. "It’s Just aerma! fu ri­ meaat. She said, smiling. "Well, Others say they've heard noises.” osity because we’ re strangers. But look bM k and •*# If that you know men when there are -Could It be tra m p s!" unattached good-looking women "Tram ps can't get In. There’s C4f |Uft| lips'9 • U f t u just cam# on on a car around. That first one, Luis At* high Iron fence all around the Vires, did in k about you. Tho place, wilh padlocked gates. back there.” Priscilla w m look­ other ana la Bill DuvaL Ho mska There are 'N o Trespassing' signs ing back. “I think It w m Ms." about everybody. T h r /r # both everywhere. That's something Bhe watched a moment longer. Visitors hers. You Just passing else a little queer. Heema no one “ Hs’s staying ths same distance through T” Claims the responsibility for them They were across the bridge Rita thought, 1 wonder which being there. Mint have been put ons asked her to find that out. there In tho night.” She laughed and parked on th# Market s t m t Aloud, iha laid, “ Something Ilka and addsd, "M aybe the ghoeta did side o f the hotel when the red Buiek passed slowly by. I f ths that* la that moment, she de­ I t . , . I’ll be back.” nun behind ths wheel glanced in Priscilla looked at Rita cided la auggeat to Priscilla that they keep thatr business tn A pals -1 smiled. "*lo t vs really Inherited a their direction, It w m not ap­ chUola a secret Maybe It would haunted house. That being so, It parent “ I’m gttU ag surtous,” said be better to tail Mr. Todd not to seems Indicated that I should ac­ ssy anything about it until every­ cept the first offer—tl I’m for. Priscilla. "I’ m n o t " Rita yawned. T ’ m thing was settled. She didn’t lunate enough to get an offer, suppose anyone could prevent Sinco I’ ve heard all this, I’m wlU* getting sleepy. And why should Priscilla from getting her Inherit­ Ing for Mr. Todd to go with us." ws be surprised because men look "B ut there are no *uch things at us 7 We’d probably b« chag­ ance, but you never could tell. rined U they hadn’t We’ve had Someone might come up with a M ghosts,” Rita pointed out. -W hat do you supposs caused enough activity far ons day. false claim. And sho didn't like this feeling o f being watched. tho lights flashing In the n ig h t!" Let’s go to bed." (T o Be Continued) ‘There’s always an sxplanaUan. Bhe added carelessly to Uio wait­ •# dHtrtp 12.3 DESIGNED BY Karen Stark Is this champagne Chantilly lore sheath over matching silk M ito with It* own brief lace Jacket buttoning In back- Thr high sashed waist is bowed In front. A lovrly gown for the opera, thealsr or formal dining. 'Phone Man 1st Put Electric Lights On Christmas Tree It was a teluphono man who first put elsetrie light* on a Christmas Tree. Until he did so. candles glowed softly— and dangerously— am ong ths dry explosive needles. Ralph K. Morris, Inventor o f the first slsctrio Christmas lights, re­ ports that he first got the Idea (nek about lUOft His son, Leavitt, had crawled benoath their Christ­ mas tree and upsot a lightsd candls. Ths resulting Games fortunate­ ly only singsd hi* hair, but Morris Sr., promptly announced there would b# no more open flames near a ChrLtmas tree in his home. During the following year, Mor­ ris, who worked fo r tile telephone company nt Cambridge, Massa­ chusetts, purchased several dow n telephone switchboard lamps. lie said, many evening* were spent in soldering the tiny bulbs |o a pair of wires and covering them with bits o f colored paper. Hi* tree that Christmas brought gasps o f admiration from all who saw it. Morris, who has long since re­ tired from (he ielsphonp company, said he had never given his Inno­ vation much thought until his son Leavitt, now travel editor fur the Christian Science Monitor first wrote, "M y dad never realis­ ed then that lone tr*e with its im ­ proved lamp* has really never stopped glowing. Us tiny lamps shine on millions of Christmas Irses every Christina*. , Christens* dinner this lihslr to run into _ family, but on a basis o f s m o g s earnings, it is going to be less expensive than It years ago. And in quality and nutrition you get mom for your money, | Comparing prices with 1940, prior to America s entry into World War II and a* tta country was moving into n more prosper­ ous era, a turkey dinner today is likely to tost up to 118-00, with all the trimmings, compared with around $600 In 1240, Rut it took the averse* w ags earner 12.2 1 Labours in 1240 to a s m ths pries of ths dinner whsroM th* avtrsg* wags earner needs to work only 6 4 hours for the 12(6 dinner. Turkey is hlgksr P*r pound thsn in 1140, but smaller bird* permit purchase o f n sias to i t fis e t family needs whsrsas IB year* ago> the ths bird* birds wsrs larger, Also, th# bulk o f turkeys todsi today ar* purchased ovsn ready, with pont o f ths west* which prevailed years ago. in addition, improvement (n foo l products gsnsrslly kaa tak- Service Station In A ^ t S S i iW t d At tk l t lb lt is Mb* rishad, contributing asasnttol < taming and minor*!* to an Use pot PMsibl# prior to when enrichment started. Not only ar* numerous foods Improved in procsssing, ing mors oaaonUal food at many o f tte a i today are delta to tka hmmsasaksr to sugh l as to rsdtsso her kite bon labc taking m uch o f th* dm dgsry out of all tho w ork o f preparing th# Christmas meal. Th* m ans waod to arrive a t ths •furs# shove Ududod torkoy, tomato Juice, rips, gross SM stuffed olive#, pUktos, salary, cr*nb*rr<M, peas, potatoes, y a a s , lettuce salad and dresslag, but­ ter, brrsd fo r stuffing and a t the table, pumpkin and minco pi*, milk and coffe*. A dietician Km suggested, tftsr such a meal, tarns bicottenate of soda would b* adrltaM t. 1 s t isn’t it wonderful to llro In a country where most all fossilise can overeat to such an estentl Cor PalMtl* A JL U * St, $ence on (Enrty <©oob Wi ttfotoarb men... Each ye»! •• root* fully thr loyalty of friends. A Metry ChtiMmss to all I R. S. B A TES-TRU C K IN G 1505 S. FRENCH AVE. Philip's Colonial Cleaners 110 S. Palmetto Ave- As tho Joyou* story of Christmas unfohlg, may tho door of Peace. Good Will and Ilapptnoss Someone in ths United States die* o f tuberculosis every half hour. open for you and yours An estimated 400,000 Americans have active tuberculosis. and bring you tha many btcsalngs of CHRISTMAS tha season! AND NEW YEAR jjie R R y CH R ISTM A S To AH Our Friends . . And To Those Who Have Favored Us With Their Patronage GREETINGS May I, at this season of lot# and good will, express to you all my i T i t o f u l t t a a k i f o r y o u r lo y a lt y am i s u p p o r t m h o p i n g m e m a k e t h is year of service to you u your Judge most successful an d p lea sa n t, a n d seek you* continued good w ill, loyalty and g u p p o r t d u rin g th o coming year. ALL COOD WISHES OF THE SEASON FROM OUR OFFICERS and EMPLOYEES And to all of you mrt.net* heart/alt wish is for: U Good Fortin^ Good Health ; and r Good C h u r. Appliance Corp. 308 E. 1st St. Phone 2117 A U ERNEST HOtTSlIOI.DER County Judge Juvenile Judge fift * tufimr ftlit* Phone 481 i �,.<-Lii ^dtoisw aci -= jzr h | « 6. Mon- Poe 24. 195« THE SANFORD HERALD Iw a s o f seta flo a t tVer? . f the arealt Miami Beach's W inter Season In Full Swing Harriett's Beauty Nook 105 0«k At*. Phone 971 By STAN TA1T Just too tired to bother any more. Supper club managers said iu Usltrd P rM Staff Correspondent MIAMI BEACH W - This win­ mainly because the hotels arc in ter ▼station capital bunt Into a better position to bargain for full activity recently as doiens talent and suffer financial losses. of big-nama entertainers opened After all, they point out, if a at the night spots and supper hotel loses money on entertain­ ment, it can rent ita rooms at clubs. It looks Ilk* the biggest season $40 and $60 a day. ever—more lavish, more spectac­ ular than anything In the history of sun-bathed Miami Beaeh. Even greater than the lush days right x o t i u o r atiT after the end of World War II STATE UK FLUH1DA TO: SUSAN ilAHMilAitr sod EDO AH 'when millions of dollars changed a DROUGHT. II alive, and their {hands dally in thickly—carpeted respective unknown ipousea U aad It dead their retpeoback rooms and the law winked married, live unknown heirs, devisee*, sran* and turned Its head the other way. (ves. assignees. llenore. creditors, trustees and any and all partita The mink eoat, diamond and clalmlns by, through. under or Cadillac set are out In greater against said respective named de* fsndants, and each or thsm; AN* numbers than ever before, more NIK E. HAKttla and JAUEe HAH. than double the old days, If for Kin, her husband It alive, and II thtlr respective, uaknowa no other reason than that hotel dead, belrs, devisees, arantses assign accommodations are mnr; than sea, lienors creditors, trustee*, and any and all partita claiming doubled. u / i m i v u g u , u u u i i v r ■ ■ ■ i nni m u by, (Itruugh, under or asalnst said Supper clubs and night elnbs are defendants, or allhsr of them: any waging a fierce price wrr for en­ and all persona having, or claim­ ing to have, any right, title or tertainers and tourist dollsrs. lalertst la Iho following dsocflbed land lylnf and being In Seminole Name la Lights County. Florida. to-wlt; st% of An eaample of the entertain­ N E t, of KW h aad NU of MKU of ment that opened: •W it of Seclloa XI. Township 2f Hang* 21 East. Pater Lind Hayes and Mary 1South. You. and sack ot you. ar* here­ Healy at the Fontainebleau Hotel, by notified that a suit ha* bssa brouaht against vou In Ihs Cir­ Abbe Lane and Xavier Cugat at cuit Court, In aad for Hsmlnola the new Americana, Harry Bela- County, Florida. In chancery, snt'tlsd IV. a NUIITII ot at, plain­ fonts at the Eden Roc, the "ZlegV. LIZZIE ANNA WILMUN. field Follies" at the Latin Quar tiffs widow, *1 al. defendant* and you, ter, Cab Calloway at the Cotton and each of vou. are rs-tulrail to file your Answer la plaintiffs* Club, Alan Cats at the Versailles, Complaint with tha Clark of said the Vagabonds at their own club, Court, and ssrv* upon plaintiffs' at* tornsv OEO. A. SHEER . JR. and many others. whose address Is F. O. Bos 1241, The list of stars coming In the Sanford. Florida, a copy of said next few weeks Is even mors Answer on or before Wednesday. January 1. A. D . HIT. and If vnu sparkling: Johnny Ray, Joe E. ftll to do so. a deers* pro eonLewis, Lena Home, Georgia Gibbs fssso will be entered against you. each of you. tor the relief de. Tony Martin. Jerry Lewis, Henry and mendsd In said complaint. Th* nature of this suit 1s to Youngman, Phil Foster, Jackie Ih* lilt* to Ih* above do*, Miles, Jimmy Dursnte, Myron nulst erlhed lend. Cohan, Gloria De Haven, Larry WITNESS tnr hand and the Storch, Marquerltte Plaxza, Lib- teal of said Court at Sanford. Sem­ inole County. Florid* this trd day erace, Patti Page, Dorothy Dan- ef December. A. P . t i l l /■f (X P. HERNDON dridge, Red Buttons, Eileen Bar Clsrh of said Court ton and more. ICLERK’S SEAL) But there's a big .-hangs on the OEO A. SPEER. JR. for plaintiffs local entertainment scene. Night Solicitor r. O. Roa tZdl clubs are fast giving way to ho­ Sanford. Florida. tel supper clubs as the top en­ tertainment spots. Gambling has Ie th* Ceurt ef the Ceuaty Jedg*. Fieri**, been relegated to the fly-by-night, SEMINOLE IsCeeafy, Probate, la ret Estate el floating crap game variety, and SR. offcolor shows have been toned DENTZEL C. STAFFORD.Deceattd. down, both victims of fairly* Te All Credltera and' Persona lie*, leg Claims or Drmondo Against atrlct police enforcement. hold Eitolsi Old-Timers Gone You and each of you ar* hereby end required to present Of the dozen famous night clubs notified sny claims and demands which you, that boomed after World War H or either of you. may havs asslsst estate of DkNTZEL C. STAF­ only three are really still in the thn FORD, MIL. detested Isle of esld big time. The rest have closed up, County, to the County Judge of switched to burlesque-type shows SEMINOLE County. Florida, si hit of flea In the court house of said or drastically reduced their offer County at HANFORD, Florida, withInga. Gone are such well-known In eight calendar months from th* time of the first publication places aa Clros, the Clover Club, of this notice. Each claim or de­ the Colonial Inn, the Brook Club, mand shall he In writing, and shall Club Boeheme, Minsky’s, Kitty ■tale Ih* place or residence and post offltat addraaa of ths claim­ Davis and the fabulous Cope City. ant, and shall be sworn lo by the What has accounted for the claimant, hi* agsnt, hla attorney, any such claim or demand not downfall of night clubs Is ths and to filed shell b* void. It/ Frances tl. Stafford rise of the hotel supper clubs. At administratrix of th* Es­ Bankrupt club owners will tell tate of DKNTZBL C, STAFFORD. you Ita because of television deceased where you can see a high-prlce Data HR., of First Publication Dtctmstar for nothing, high taxes, over­ ber | B th .,l» 4 ____________________ priced entertainment and the "H r IN t h e c i r c u i t c o u r t , n in t h ed bualneaaman", the traditional JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR I III NTV FLORIDA. main-stay of night spots, who Is SEMINOLE IN ( IIANCEHr NO. MM Legal Notice H R y< C H R IS IN U S Seme * 4 tee* *•♦ ■lw«y* »•* “ ■ Horry Ckrithaw — *••>•• H Mary-Brown Beaub' Shop I'hont 1169 1(o Are. m Cosrt (COURT SEAL) ” / w # *»• * • D fv iis r i " uon® yeti x o w c a o r o a n n a s c a cL oetso fetoo will ba entered against * ARB VACATIXU A PUBLIC tT IU and eaeh or vou. . I TIES EASEMENT TO WHOM IT MAT COKCBRX: t Notice ie hsrsby given that the City Commlssten of tho City ot Sanford nt lie regular meeting held on December f». t i l l, nt tho City Unit In tha City of Sanford, Florida, pursuaat ,1* gstltloa and notice hereof ore given, passed and adopted an ordinance closing, vasating and abandoning any and nU right ot the a t y of Sanford. Florida nod tho public la and to the following described publle util, illea easement located In the City of Sanford, Florida, and moro particularly described ** fellowai That certain- publle utllltlaa easement extending from tho Westerly lino ef Let I to the Easterly line of Lot 1. sod ly­ ing I feet South and I feet North of Iho Southerly' line of aald Lote I and S all Ih Orovo Manors, Sanford. Florida, ac­ cording lo that Book It. page* II and II Semlnol# County Public Record*. , By the City Commission of tho ly of Sanford. Florida, this »4th S ily ? 'of Oscembsr. A. D. l i l t CITT COMMISSION OF THE CITT OF SANFORD By II. N. Mayer, City Clsrh ix w r r .n e s s w hereof, i bars barannto s*l my band and nffltod my affltlal. trnf nt San­ ford Ssmlnole County. Florida tbl*^ loth day e f Xovembsr. A. D. a r . if b iin d o n , ctsrh or Ih* Circuit I’-iurL Seminole County Florida, Dr R L Burdick (SE A LV P" ,r a " k AKERMAN. DIAL * AKERUAX St Cost Pin# Street Orlando. Florida NOTICE UNDER FlfTITISUS ......... NAME LAW TO WHOM IT MAT CONCF.RNi Nolle* Is hsrsby glvta that th* undersigned nunuant ta tb* ••Fic­ titious Name Statute." House Bill X®. l l t l . Chapter X<v t # t !l. Laws of FtorMa. lis t , will register with lb# Clerk of th* Clrrull Court In and for Seminal* County, Florid*, npon receipt of proof of Ih# nuhllcstloa of this nolle#, Ih* flctlHour n u n * to wit: SOCTHLAND DELICACIES tinder which I am engaged In butInsesi f expect to engage In huelnsee on ths Forset rlty Ro»d In ths City of Allomnnls Springs. Florida. Ths ports Interested In aald hueInees enterprles Ie aa follows: C. Foegots SOTICB Oil OMOWAUCB TACAT. fa ts d at Forset John Clfy. Ssmlnole ■Va g H i r L flllS a AN ALLEY County. Florida, this ttlh day of December, 111 *. FlOlIQB Bl sew inrwiwi ------w held on December I*. I»*•- »* •h* City Hall In the City of Baaford. pursuant lo petition and aollc* heretofore tlven. pasted an ordi­ nance closing, vacating aad aban­ d o n s all right of .aid City of Sanford ond tho public lo and lo th* following doscrlbod alloy, ly­ ing and being In the City of San­ ford. Florid* nod moro particularly described St follow*: That cartels alloy running rUol and Wost from French Avenue Easterly lo Its Inter­ section with s North-South al­ ley between Hickory Avenue and Locust Avenue, and bound­ ed on Ih# North by Tenth Street sod on Ih# South hy Eleventh Sir**!. In Ihs City of Sanford. Florid*. By th* City Commission of th* Cllv of Sanford. Florid* this 10th day of Docombor, A. D. t ill. CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITT OF SANFORD Br H. N. Barer City Clerk IS TM CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR IEMINOLU COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY JMB SUIT TO RUIET TITLE C. E. BRADSHAW. RALPH T. SADLER and ELLA R SADLER, bl* wit*, at al. Defendantsn o t ic e TOi JOHN of s u it B- CALLOWAY and .CALLOWAY, hi* wifrT J. C. MOSELEY: JOHN W. PIllTLB and riRTLE, hi* wife; UEOUUE w OILL and — — —-OILL hla wllo: JOHN M. PRINOLB ond ------PRINGLE. hie wife: XV. A. KINO and OLSSIE KINO, hie wlfo: and #*ch of iktm. If allvs, and If any of Ihsm b# dead hie. h#r or ihslr rstpsetlv# un­ known epouso, heirs *1 low. legatee, devil##*, grant#*#*, assignees llsoors. creditor*. (rualiM or othtr cUlmAntt n c a ln tt b )T , through, S U lw w R e ., und«r —---------- o ----------- him her or them: AND A l PERSONS, NATURAL OR ARTIFICIAL having claimlug to hav# or purporting lo hav, sny right, lltl* nr Interest la th# property In Somlnolt County. Florid* doscrlbod herein: TOO AND EACH OF TOU HERE­ OF TAKE SOTICB. that a null ho. been filed against you In th® above Court. Th# nature of tha liult nr proceeding I* * •“lt ,0 ,,ut*‘ th* fit!# In Ih# plaintiff to th# horolnoftor ds^rlbed prnpsrtr. Th* nemo of Ih# Court In wh'ch oald suit or procssdlng I* pojjdlss Ihs Circuit Court for Ih# Ninth ^u* dlel.l Circuit,In ."d tv of Hsmlnnl# and Stale of Fl»r Ida. In Chancery No. t ill. Th* abbreviated tltl# of »h# cos* NOTtCB o r MBLN Nolle* la hereby given that pur* auanl lu Final Dtcrt* rsmlsred on lbs 1if h day of December. 1111, In that certain cause pending la lb* Circuit Court In and for rsraInolt County, Florida. In Chancery, Wherein First Fsdsral Havings and Loan Association of Hetnlnols Coun­ ty a corporation, D Plaintiff, and STEWART W. JUIIDAN and wlfs, IIUTII A. JORDAN, ar# Dsfssdante. Case Docket No t i l l , L U P. HERNDON. Clsrh of ihs afore­ said Court, will within th* legal hours of sal* on Monday, th* tlh •lay of January, 1)17, oftsr for sal* and sell to Ih* highest and best bidder for cash al th* front door of th* Court llous* of HsmIsols County, Florida, In Hanford Florida, th* following described property, situated aad being In He-nlnol* County. Florid* to-wlt: East •§ of Lot l», aad all of 1-01 20. Block L of Lobe Wayman Ifslahls, talks Addition Lnngwood Semlnol# County. Florid*. according to plot thereof recorded In Plat Book <• page IS. of th* pahlto rarerdi of Itmlaol* County. FlorId*. Bald tal* will be mad* pursuaot to and la order lo satisfy Ihs terms of said Final [tsertt. (X P Herndon Clerk of Clrcul' Court. Is and. tor Semlnol* County. Florida (COURT SEAL) Data of rfirst publication December 17th. O IL Lata 1 t* ■ aad Lots I fe 1® •f Sleek •» and Lot* t to I gad Lota 9 to 14 of Bloch 12a* shown and d#ll*»»i»d on map of Townslt# of North Chuloot*. Seminal* County, Flori­ da according to plat thereof recorded In Plat Book 2 pag­ es M -ll of th* public record# •f Ssmlaol* County, Florida; ALSOi All #f Fourth Itrsst lying south of Norih tin* of Live Uak Avtnus and North of North boundary line of Mag­ nolia Avsaus: AH of Llvs Uiea Avtnus lying Wtsl of West boundary Uns of Third Street and East of East boundary Ha* of alley or roadway (known a* Slat* Rood No. Ill located between Lot. I 2 and 2 and Lots 4. S and 4, Block D as extended North: all of Chtrry Street lying West of West boundary lln* of Third Ilrett and East of East bound­ ary lias of slier or roadway located between Lott I. 2 and 2 and Lott 4. I and « Hlock F, OS extended North; All of Palmetto Avenue lflnc West of East boundary line of Fourth Htr#»t and East of East boundary lln* of alley and roadway located bstwssn Lots 1 sod 4 and Lots T and I of Block L a* extended North: alley and roadway b,(w*rn I-olo I 4 and S and Lott 1, 2 and 4 of Rlork Li All at Orange Avenue lying West of Eait boundary line qf Fourth Strsel and East of East boun­ dary lln* of alley and road­ way located b etw een Lots I and 4 and Lot* 7 ond 4 of Block XI at extended North: Alley and roadway bstwssn le i* I lo 1 and Lots I to * of Block C; All alleys and roadway* In Block O: All e lIsyt and roadways In Block N. All of said dsecrlpllon* refer to and ar* delineated and shows on th* Rsvlted Map of Chaluota, according fo plat •hereof recorded In Plot Book I. page 21 of ths public rec­ ords of Msmlnol* County, Flor­ id*. PERSONS INTERESTED MAT AP­ PEAR AND BE HEARD AT THE r'inn AND rLACB a b o v e b p e c i - Seminole Blvd. 8. Ph. 2115 And our Thanks for your patronage and good will McRaney-Smith eojnrtSMioxERs ACTRISS Eva Bartok hugi her cousin. Andre Utaty, 18, in Log Angeles after ths youth arrived at the end of a perilous journey that began In battle-tom Buda­ pest. Utasy fled Communist dom­ ination Just as Eva did In 1948. He said that he does not went •By -NT. R Xflller Chairman i ' ffWMMIMBTOXEng* MEAL) B e st w ishes f o r • jo y o u s Y u lo lid e a n d a H app 7 New Y e a r! H. B. Owens Service Station 1219 S. Park Phone 9170 ■ fd n o t ic e o r p h o c b >:d in u s fur t u u LLusi.Nu u r p o r t i o n * uf STREET*. ALLEYS AND ROAD R lb ll TP-UF-WAY TO. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. You w||i tak* nolle* that th* Board of County Commtsotanors of Htmlool* County, Florida, upon Ih* Petition of qualified land awner*. will at >:S0 o'clock a. nt., on th* sth dor of January A. D . 111*. In ■aid County Commissioners' room In Iho Memlnols County Court House. In Sanford. Florida, con­ sider and determine whether to clots, vacate, abtn-lon. dlscontlnut. disclaim and renounce any right that lb* said County and tha pub­ lic hav* In and lo thus** portions of streets, alleys and road 'Ightaof-wav located In Msmlnol# Coun­ ty. Florida, dsUasatsd upon a map or plat and dsecrlbad at fol­ lows. to-wlt: All ef Avsnu* C lying South of Mouth boundary lln* of Ele­ venth Street and between Block* II and II; Also alleyn and roadways lying between SANFORD MANUFACTURING CO I At we prtpsrc Hr another visit from Ssnta 'j i ;. like psuse to reraemher but would like to return home and drive the Russians out. all the wonderful friendships wsV b msde In the pstl and look forward I* TO ALL OUR FRIENDS (hose of the New Year. We (hank yon sR for your every kindnese and hope yon have • MERRY CHRISTMAS •» ar i# U ‘ » . AND A Merry Christmas 2Be£t totsitjeS The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce or SEMINOLE. COCNTT Wft Lot i. Ssettoo I*. TownFRANK It FERRY and LILLIAN ■hip II South. Rang* M. PER n r . his wife. 10 Eost run East 11® „ „ . , Defendants. yarde. North 110 vords Nolle* I* hereby tlven. that pur­ West 11® yard* South suant to Final Decree rand.red on the 14th day of December, A. D. 11® yards. 19&4 In that certain cam# pend­ TRACT 11. Government Lot «. sec­ ing In th« Circuit Court In and tion 1®. Township .1 gouth. Rong* I# EoeC for Hsmlnola County. Florida. In Chanssry, wherein Christina XL TRACT ML South ^ Robb Is Plaintiff and Frank R. West II# fsst thorsParry and Lillian M. Perry, hi* of 1, Section I* Town­ wife, are Defendants. Cssa No. Silt, I, O. P. Herndon Clerk of ship II South. Rang* 10 East. th* aforesaid Circuit tourl. will, within Ih* legal hours of sals oa TRACT IT. North >v of Oovernmsnt Lot 1 (LEWI th* Monday, ths 7th dty of January West II® fsot thoroof A. D. 11X7, offer for ssla and esll and ALSO LESS tb* to th* highest and best bidder for East H of th* South cash at the front door of th# . i* of th# North H of Court Ifoui# of Semlnol* County, Government Lot SI Florid*. In Sanford, riorlda. Ih* Section I*. Township 11 following described properly, situ* alsd and being In Seminole Coun­ South Rang* I® East. ty, Florida, to-wlt: TRACT T. North '1 of th* NF.'l of Section II, Township Tha North SO feet of the East II South Ring* ISO feel of Lot « of BradC .S I I . Estf. ley's Homestead, N)VI« SacDon 12. Ton-nehlp 10 South. TRACT VL KWH of th* NWtA ot Section II. end Ih* Hang* 10 East or Bradley's NE»4 of Ih* NW«4 of Addition to Lonawood, accord­ Section 11. nil la Towning lo plat (hereof recorded ■hip 11 South, lu n g* 1® In Plat Book 1. page 17 of East. th* public record* of Hsmlnola County, riorlda. Tou and each of vou *f# requir­ Said sals will be made pursuant ed to file your answer with th# to and la order to satisfy Ih* Clerk of th* sbov* entitled Court to * tjy !n ths safety e f America, :<l j Is "C E Bradshaw, plaintiff, v*. Ralph T- Ssdlsr and Ell* R Sod; lsr hi# wife. #t *t defendants Th# description of th* r**' ?,r" ' party Involved In said . f . ' T u * ! deerrlbod In Ih* Complslnl I* ** NO MCE OF x i l i : follows: ^ n##(n t „w CHRISTINE M. IIOHII. Widow, 1'lalntlff, TRACT corner of Government Smitty's Snapping Turtle Pele McIIaney Bill Smith PAINT & GLASS "Everything to pnlnt anything" 2515 8. PABK AVE. PHONE 1203 aad terra , csyy rheraef i p n plalotirr, attorneys who** addraaa ^ ^ Lodge & Son Grocery 307 E- 2nd. Ph. 400 HAPPY NEW YEAR! Faust's Drug Store NEAR THE P.O. HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD Faust's Sundry Store 20th ft FRENCH C*ll The Lumber Number 83, for Sudden Service �■m . • 1 w 7-HrJ \ - r. - ^ • '+f% .Pttw\ tl—ROOKING M i p u n r a o w MERCHANDISE RENTALS PLUMBING 43—ARTICLES Nr SALK Cattract and Repair Work fist Estimate* W* suy sad asB seed tarsiMrs R. U HARVEY 204 leafard Are. Phan# 1121 Paying tap task price* for sap thlag of value. SUPER TRADINO POST as 17-W Ph SHAW PLUMBING * HEATING tie Tank Installation k Sank* Beptl* L IV E S A IT tester service, A rchie C. He* lerrtett. Phone 734-W or 1335. Skiasri. lull Head*. Pop Oats Han • Doeea, Me Missouri Mtsssws tad Worst* rieateg Grocery—E. Geaeva Ave. WILAKA APARTMENTS: reams private baths. 114 W. first St Avalos Apia. Efficiency, Pk. 720-W Efficiency apL Rl-way 17-W So City Limit*, ilutaberlaad Court. Sea Somlaola Realty far Desir­ able Houses aod Apts. Phone n. EFFICIENCY Apartment Suitable far Witter TourieL Private Beth 4 shower. Steam M at Ututrq Manual Jacotsen acroe* from 2053-W. Phone 305 Poet Office. ■III i n m il ClAKIFIED ADI Oil baiters, all kind, cheep W* taka liS R S tfa f- 'COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB On Hw ry. y 17-W Including: bath fixture*, cabinet ■ink. water pump, septic tank SEWING MACHINES and water heater, approximateNceekl - Whit* New sad Used jk~tu a » » i t f ” < a . r s . . today GARRETT’S 523 E. l i t SL 1 00 7 Sanford Ave. Phoas 1 1 1 3 10*4 food. Shrimp, Canteen*, cot*, sleeping bag*, Plumbing. Kreaky IlcaUng tents, mcis kite, hunting knivre. Army-Nary Surplus. 310 San­ g a ^ 'g 'c a n t f f l ! M. G. HODGES ford Avt. Servlee on All W ater PumpaLae* M 9 •# k a « M UM «IU W#U» Drilled — Pumps f m M W i m ere room bow Paola Road, Phone too at th« Daggle W*er A Bar, Lake Marf. LAMPS S -B PB C LA L NOT1CSB hTIMONAL NOTICM Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture L A MP S Ws build, design and rsflalah. W ___________Canlar t t Tvi u —t Iss at Ml French, Ph. 53-R. LAMPS TaL l«». Furniture 1U Watt rirat St PUMPS a SPRINKLER The largest selection In Seminole BYBTKMS All type* and iltai, Initelled County. All sizes and shapes. t AUTOMOTIVE Triced from 13.93 — <39.93 ••Do It Yonraelf.** W* REPAIR, ANg BEEVICE S S m WAffTID Maeblsa and Supply Co. MATHER OF SANFORD San Year Car to 107 WTiad St Ph. 81 20.1 * 09 E. First Rt. ROY REEL Phone 127 MS W. BeeeRd I t Thla la a free pais to the Rltz Theatre for Iris Metier. Exp. 9-40ATB AXP MOTOM date Jss. S. 1967. All glass show case. 14" long, 36" CROSLEY - BENDIE tOM ON i$3$8<0«St» wide, 45" high. Tall old fash­ Rale* and Servic* Phone ioned Mantle clock, like Grand* 304 K. Ill It RANDALL me had. Remember? 313 E. S r Electric Company a-MOTOMClCLBXICTCLM Servica— Quality —SatufaeUos cond St. I AO la ta leootar, Cheap. A'! Ph. 113 Sanford 2S37-J-3 Do Bsry —Factory to you— Alumlaum >ndltl«L 3 H* Pj Jo" * V V h | HEATING Venetian Blind* pa Aoto Repair. 10th SI- * floor Furnaces A Circulators Enclosed head. 8ag-proof bottom anfard Are. Phone 2171 H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. rail with plastic ends. Plastic 300 8. rarh Phone 1440 or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon u > m y u u Ph. 1821 It will par TOO to aea ua hafara I M .M t . Cpaa EraBlnfi and rid* Traltm I 3 Room Apts. 113 Dm. Ph. 2W3-W l-bedroom furnished apt CloseIn. 703 Palmetto Ave. 5 room furnished. 3 bedrroom house. Just repainted. Conven­ ient to Air Date. Ph. 510-J. Sleeping rooms. T.V. 401 Mag­ nolia Ave. Ph. 13*-J. 3 room furn. apt. 2.100 Mellonville. Clean apt. Oil heat 611 Park. (New) Home, furn., couple. 1503 Elliot II—ACREAGE 44—APPLIANCES ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state­ ments, Invoices, hand bills, and programs, etc. Progressiva L. Cunningham, Enterprise. Printing Co. Phone 405 — 403 tp. date J*n« 2, West 13th St $*rr^ r^ s : inam Houa* Trailer for aale. WELL DRILLING irchaiad »«w thla year. Com* Falrbanks-Morse pump*. ite with combination rein* Repairs to all make*. rator, |a* rani*. A*» beat, HOWARD C. LONG In bade, dlnatt* A 12 gallon 207 E. Commercial Ave. iter tank. St. John* Realty. Phone 388 IOM 1121 Of 107», Sanford. 14—USED CARS Gracey Refrigeration Cbryalar lata model 1961 hard top Commercial and Domerile convertible. 31,000 mile*, la ex­ 409 Palmetto Ave. — Ph. SU-R. cellent condition, look*, Ilk* new. Raasonabla for caah. You can still get a Brownie Movie BUSINESS REAL ESTATE 43—HOMES SOUTH PINECREST— U9 Laurel Drive. 3 bedroom modem home. Lets than 1 year old. You can buy thla bom* with n low down­ payment and take over a 44 G. I. Mortage. Monthly pay monte Including tax 4 tnsur rane* only <7823. Close walking distance to the new modern Plneerest School. See this Home today. ODHAM A TUDOR, Inc. Cor. Hwy. 17-93 It 27lh St. Phones 2100 and 2982. cords. Five room bouts with bath amt Stnknrik Glows and Faint Co. approximately thirteen acre* of GATLIN BROTHERS high hammock land. W. E. Phone 320 Dragline k Bulldozer Service 112-114 West 2nd St. Klrehhoff Jr. Ph. 305. Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford. palatka. Ft*. 20th St. Ray Herron will put you milaa Ahead 4i Dollar* Ahead with a high apprailed trade-in on New 1MT Pontiac, fee the new Pontlae now on display. 1955 Plymouth Plata Sedan 1954 Pontlae 4-door Chlefton Deluxe. 1954 Dodge Royal Sedan 1953 BuJek Riviera Seden 1952 4-door Plymouth 1951 4-door Chevrolet 1950 4-dooe Plymouth Call Ray Harron, MM or after « p m. Calll 1343-W. Thla la a fret paaa to the MovleBi^U Theatre for R. E. MltehelL Exp. date Jan 2 1M7 15—APPtlANCl REPAIRING MATHIS alectrie appllanee repairing. Light fixtures Installed, rrwi^plek up 4 delivery. Phone Ten acres exceptional tiled lane on hard surface road. W. E. Klrehhoff Jr. Phone 305. PRIG1DAIRE aypllanees, stsl . salt ■ and Mrvlee. 0 . H.High, High,OOvlada ___... vlede VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING FI*. Fla. Phone FO-5-3M5 FO-B-3.MB or San LOW DOWN PAYMENTS ford 1842-W after 6 p.ra. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS A. Maytag automatic washer, good Phone condition, 1125. Phone 369-J. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. 1991 1800 Mellonville Thor Gladlron automatic Irontr, practically new. |75. Phor.e 2108-R2. ENJOY YOUIl OWN UOME 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT HAYNES Office Machine Co. Typewriters, adding machines Salei-llrntals, 114 Max., i'll. 44 METAL ROOFING Now in stock, 5-V Crimp—V .Camera a* WflBOLJXrs CAM­ Corrugated — 2 4 " Corrugated ERA SHOP, 210 S. Park Ave. Get All Your Roofing Need* at Sherman Concrete Flpa Co. a —SCHOOL*. INSTRUCTION CUSTOM BUILT HOMES THIS CHRISTMAS Select your home site In South Plneerest—Sanford Grove Minors—Sanford Out West 13th St. or Deanna'* School of Dane* Ballet—Tap—to*— and Ballroom 47—FURN m /R E —HOUSEHOLD 17-92 at Hiawatha— Phone 2171 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Dougbt-told. Larry’s Mart. Thla la a free pea* to the Rita 321 East 1st. St. Phono 1831. Thaatra for Gwyn Yale*. Eap. date Jan. 2, 1967. FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE TOLAR SCHOOL OF NANO —at Warehouse Prices, visit BERRY'S. W* are expert* at as­ 557 Magnolia Av*. sisting von to secure gracious Register now for 2nd term be­ good looks with functional con­ ginning January 7, 1157. Begin venience Today's beet buy* te nor* through advanced. Phone nationally advertised' furniture 274. at DISCOUNT PRICES. Ml W. First St. Phone 1ST foe Even lag Appointment. Valencia VUIas— DcLand An Odham A Tudor home is all you could ever wish for. You can buy with cunfi'it-nco when you deal with Odham A Tudor. St* our beautiful rcsidtntiai sec­ tions: Dcl-AIr, Plneurctt, South Plnacrcst, Rot* Court and San­ ford* most distinctive community Grove Manors—Sanford EMPLOYMENT M-S1LP WANTED FEMALE • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT Exp. waitress wanted. 50c hour lus board. Own transportation. » EASY TERMS one's Spaghetti House, Orange WUJONMAIXK City. Phone Spring 45235. Haw and Uaad FeruJter* til E. First SL Phoaa m IT—H ELP WANTED MALE 6 Drive Out T-*da.' ODHAM A TUDOit. INC. Cor. Ilwy. 17-92 & 27th St. Phonea 2100 and CWo "Builder* of Finer Home* For Florida Living*' .OTS Newspaper street aalesboyt weal­ S E R V IC E ed for work after school. Aget choice lot* in the Mayfair up to 14 year* ul.L See Mr. 15-BEAUTY PARLORS Arrn at an atlra-tive i-Jsh FREE • FREE Holley at The Sanford Herald pried. W. E. Kirchoff Jr. Phone •10 Wave* by Zotos 4 ReaUatl* right after school 205. ST40 Thru Nov. Opeo • a.m. Young Men 11-25 for Tree work. Your choice of ■ beautiful Ladles 17—BROKERS sod REALTORS CaU DTI watch, earrings A Pin set or a Apply 1201, Elm after 8:00 p. in. HARRIETT'S BRAUTY NOOK Man* watch, cuff links, tie MAYFAIR AREA clasp A pen A pencil sat. With hi* I* a free paaa to the Prairie 25—MALlf~or FEMALE 112 N. Virginia, beautiful Brilyour purchase of Lake Drive In Theatre for B. E. tany Farm Home. 3 bedr-mmi, Ramey. Exp. Jan. 2, 1M7. 2 baths; “ Wade-built" on Oak 1J—BUILDING—REPAIRS PAINTING Ted Burnett for PAINTINO MOl Grandview Phone 1MI-M WOOLSEY $ 149*60 or more HELP WANTED! Hurry and get yours now. ManyMany bargains to choosa from —AH prices rtduced. Male end Female • To work In Sanford's newest self-service BURGER K I N G drive-in Marine FlnUhta For Your Boat ienkerik GUm and Paint Co- a Restaurant experience n et 12-114 W. 2nd St. Phase 320 necessary but helpful. Good RENEW Your Roof! May W* suggest a contractor. Let Us arrange a Home Owners Loan to covtr your roofing job. Gre­ gory Lumber of Sanford. 8th and Maple, Phone 2*62. • For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Pk 65SXR. Room special t l«.9». starting salary. 4*—FARM and GARDEN Orange*, tangerines A kumquttt. 2201 W. 24L:. J. T. Fortier Sr. • Apply in person to Mr. Solo­ CABBAGE PLANTS mon at The Burger King, 2102 400.000 Mldteaton Market. French Ate. 2105. FLOOR aaadag aod muahtog. Cleauteg. waxmg. bemng Semi. 31-WORK WANTED—MALE a«l# county line* 1925. H M Gle«ton. Lake Mary Thla is a free pass to the Movieland Rlde-In Theatre for Don­ ald Myers. Exp. date Jan. 2. 1937. Experienced Colored welter sires part-time work during holidays. Phone 177- R. FINANCIAL Phone 1203 25-P IA N O *KEV|CE~ L. L. 8111 — Piano Technician Phone 2154 Rnete |. Sanford I I —ROOrmO-PLUMBlNO CERAMIC TILE Ph. For her Christmas give her planter* and blooming potted plant* from— GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY de­ GrapeviUe Av*. — Phone 205S McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS 15-MONEY Tr LOAN 2415 S. Park______ ECHOrj BEDDING CO. Cor. 2nd A Magnolia. Ph. 1232 "Bud Bamberger, Mgr, t KEfc DELIVERY A U TO L O A N S COST LESS Florida Stato Bank OP SANFORD FOR QUICK AtTTON use Ha Ml Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 154 fled ads to s*a rent hire. Call Free estimate. Quality work. 1531, say ' Charge u ." For Sale: Mld-t«tton cabbage plants. Fred Thurston. Ph. 4S2-R. For Sale At once, to Tons Chicken Manure. Ph. 93 W. shaded lots, fly appointment. $15,000. ROSA L. PAYTON PHONE 927* Ter CHERRY Registered Real Estate Uruker *7—BROKERS sag REALTORS Real Estate Brokerage — Notary SOMETHLNG MISSING? Loest* FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE, Phone 2871 17 92 St Hiawatha make the Want Ads your shopp­ 1219 W. IIUi St. Rear Barber Shop ing place. W. H. "BUI" RTEMPF.R It quickly through Want Ads. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-fN Bealter — Geaeral Inturor 2544 French Ave. Guy Alien Associate Phoaa 1121. J. W. HALL. REALTOR Arietta Price, Associate Jehany Walker, Associate Phone 905 or 2122 — 112 N. Park "Call Hall" rboa* 1758 IF IT IB REAL ESTATE SWAP ANTTHINQt Just pise* Contult A *t£AL~.OK First a*k Crumley k Montrlth 204 So. Park Ave. — Phone 980 CULLEN ANI) IIARKEY UUtaified ads. Phoaa 1121 for a Phsr.c 772 at 117 3wuU Tars lee N. Park Av*. Phone e ju OZIER REALTY CO helpful ad writer. Laura B. Ozier, Realtor Hazel M. Field. Associate » t . J o l t « « V i l l a g e 2801 So. Orlando Hwy. Ph. 1359 EVENINGS: 3115 and 790 C. LA" “ N ^ K D. PETERSON SL Broker Associate*: A. B. Puterson DOLL HOUSE Jr., P. J. Ch.'tterson, Garfield S A L E S M A N Willetts, John Meiseh and R. W. 2 bedroom, masonry, kitchen 114N 9*91 Ret. Williams. A. C. Doudaey, Land equipped, bsautiful oak floors, u N s e x o ruo"<o» Survivor. ceramic tiled bath, nice clo»«?ls, Sears, Roeliuck nnd Co. with Hu newly opened helling 118 N, Psrk Av„. Phono (120 plenty of kitchen .-abinetz, nice program, offers unnual opportunity for energetic porch, 2 lot*, citrus, corner salesman of ntanugeriul ability. ADVANCEMENT UN* location at 2016 Holy Ave. Thi* il a good buy at $10,500, with LIMITED. Eligible for all Sear* Benefltst. Musst have' terms available. Exclusive. BALI REALTY And INSURANCE Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO REALTOR* Tree ripened oranges, 11 no bushel 1901 Park Ave. Phone 27 or ltd Phono Vr. 53—WANTED te BUY ■UMBER A-J. BUILD IN G Apply In Person Robert A. Williams REALTOR Entire houseful! of furniture. Cash Raymond l.unciquitt, iald for bargain offer. No dealer nvolvcd. Needed at once. Call ASSOCIATE Saoforvl 379. Phone 1113, Atlantic Bank Bldg. F neut appearance. Age 25*|il, High school education es* sential, college preferred. Automobile necessary. l‘ rt* vious experience desirable. THIS IH A FULL T IM E YEAR ROUND POSITION. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND C O . I �<^v.1 / lA N F O V B B R A I D mm I r a B h l h • * * ly Magee without knowing 9 * 7 And Relishes are fll. A cheat X-ray ean fled tuberculosis before o u t w a r d aymptoma appear. H C W D ttM T A L B M t o w r o ir .' > f M 8 3 .5 H A M < y / H oliday NEEDS A R A B /* aTTEO ^SH ES . PHONED EVTO* S>_boo/ ' "1 •The m ore you know , the more you o u g h t to know I” My Neighbors ’W aSSSrt PASTOf MV .COSTUME d and Ad 60IN6 TO STOP Y WE CANT THISf HE WANTS TO ( DISAPPOINT THE HEA/VWB6HT CHAMPION AND MR.V/U.KEP, WHO FAVOCEO US WITH A FEMCIN6 MATCH, W ILL W t y ----- TSe 5 C 5 5 d' 6CNTLEMAN WISH U 6W W S / v _ ^ SMAH.6UMS- / tsrxv . f Jaunty, colorful aalada and relishes lend a cheerful touch to tha table. Try these during the holidays. 1 U 1 1 1 1 electronic charting. Location Of Europe Air Force Pinpoints ed. Navigation In the jet age can B y JOHN W .FINNEY United Frets S ta ff Correspondent b* made more accurate and s a f­ WASHINGTON * — The Air er. To Give Awards F orc e IN years after Christo­ pher Columut discovered ica — Am er­ haa located Europe- Exactly. * Its maping service has suereeded in pinpointing precisely where America la In relation to Europe. Thle seemingly belated dla* eotery may, in »omo respects, have aa far-reaching effect at that o f Columbus. It paves the way for man to blast himself o ff the fa ce of the earth with batitstie missiles. But short o f such holocaust, there will be paceful gains grow­ ing out o f the discovery, too. Haps and charts can be correct- /<•< The Air Force’s discovery was rsvealed In a routine announce­ ment that an outstanding unit award was being given to the 1370th Photo Mapping Group, and the 1371st, 1372nd, 1373rd, and 1374th Slapping and Charting Squadrons, stationed at Palm Beach Air Force Base, Fla. The units are receiving tht award for "exceptionally merito­ rious service o f national signifi­ can ce" In providing "the first known geodetic relationship be­ tween tha North American and European continents-" The award, however, Is appar­ ently a little premature. A spokesman said it probably will be another year before the Air Foce completes all the calcula­ tions It obtained in four years of A noted home laundry expert gives this advice to keep white nylon tricot slips from graying Wash in hot water, with soap or detergent suds. White tricot slips should never be worn more thin two days without washing, and preferably only one day. Due to italic electricity, they pick up an am siing amount of toil, and need hot water, plenty of soap or detergent am! thorough rinsing to keep them while. Iridescent stones, antique set­ tings, pearls, sequins and rhine­ stones add a glamorous touch to chopsticks, hatrrlips, headbands and oversiie hairpins for the new wide-swept coiffures. IjutlT then, the Air Foree will be unable to »ay wne'.l.cr Europe and the United States are closer or farther apart than commonly supposed. And once the Air Force com es up with the exact Inter­ continental distance, there ia a possibility the figure will be cla s­ sified, this spokesman said. Worldwide Project The project la part of a w orld­ wide reehartlng o f the earth’s surface by all the military serv­ ices o f the United States as well as by other nations. D A ILY Happy tfew HUBTVDU‘ O R V « « WEAfllWG THOSE / - ^AUDIENCE L NAME? Essentially, the problem la that while there are fairly precise maps o f specific areas o f the world, tha global rtlationihip* be tween these areas remain Inexact. In the course o f iti survey, for Instance, the Air Force found (hat the Grand Bahama Island in the Caribbean is eight miles out of position according to current maps. 0. Maxim 7. Fruit o f the palm 1. Preposition 9 . Employ 10. Hodgepodge 12. Hurrying It. A atate 10. Ireland (poet.) (poet.) 13. THU IS. A death 14. Essence 19. Always IS Half an tm 31. Belonging 15. Borders to us 17. Arbitrator12. Man's 20. Sanakrit nickname school 14. Win 23. Greedy 19. Poem 24. Adhesive substance 1 1 T— 29. Frequently 27. Dens •o 28. Costly ij 29. Brother o f Abel >9 30. Lamprey 31. Fawned J 14. Hebrew* patriarch Jl 10. Greek letter 37. The fall j 3* 19. Sleeveless garment *4 It. English poet 12. Incite w 13. Sloth 44. Foxy •3. Chums DOWN 1/ 1. A stone roller (Osh) 4. 2. Straighten (var.) -i i 1. Back talk 4. Goddess of dawn B. Heeded ur Sanford Linoleum b T ile Co. 127 W. 1st Ph. 1917 m prtp mm a Cera Relish: Drain V4 cup liqufd from a ean (13 or 18 ex.) o f whole kernel eom . Add 1 cup sweet pickle relish, 2 tablespoons celery seed and a tablespoon sugar: bring to boiling. Add drained corn and aimmer 10 minutes. Chill. In greeting gay Htiura i i i J ' i i ilK J I O I I lU’J U - l 20. Charge r y tiU M r«j(J7Jtn i for r.’ tM jKrarcwii :iu services l - I N J C I 27. O f :in>. it.t c f y i 'the •!>e a i '.’ H j U lty *K' K D -llO .iJIt 29. Wall U iL ’ J I ri : m : i s u m m * crevice Mconrj 31. Humpled animal 22. Oust gtCsrOir-s Assets 13. Legislatures IA Swiss canton 3ft. Soapy 39. Crown water 40. Arabian IT. Girl's name garment -l ^ t • "O oop e! I alm ost fo rg o t — today W A S pay-day, w a sn 't /tipici Soften gelatine in water. Dissolve in hot tomato juice. Add rest o f ingredients; mix well. Foor Into mold and chill until Arm. Cartepe Cheese layerr Soften gelatin# In water. Dissolve over hot water. Add to remaining ingredients; mix welt. Add to top of aspic layer; chill until Arm. Eight to ten servings. e e e 9 Cranberry Party Relieh: Combine a ground orange with a can lb.) cranberry sauce and a half cup drained pineapple tidbits, ill and M ire as a relish or salad. The Army Map Service discov­ ered in South America that some o f the Amies mountains were ac­ tually two or three miles from whtre they were thought to be. CRO SSW O RD ACROSS 1. Story 5. Inasne A Prefecture (Chin.) TWO-TONE TOMATO MOI.D Cottage Cheese Layer Tom ato Aaple Layer 1 envelope unfavored geUtirn envelope unflavored gelatine cup cold water V4 cup cold water Vi teaspoon salt cup tomato juice 1 tablespoon minced onion can (• ox.) tomato sauce Vi cup light cream teaspoon grated onion 1 pkg. (12 ox.) cottage cheese teaspoon sugar .Year T - + T“ % * * rX ii 1% We'd like la toy • a o • W# h op e you h o v e ) • o A Happy Mgltdayl. • H. M. Gleason Floor Sanding DOU04AJ MacAITHUX R, and his wife, are shown In Washington with Secretary o f State John Foster Dulles after MacArthur was sworn hi as the new U.S. Ambassador to Japan. He succeeds Ambassador John M. Allison, who la returning to Washington for reassignment. Lake Mary, Florida May tha Yulatida Seaton la jutf tha start O f a year of Hcppinea. Health and Proaparityl Dew-Drop Inn Highway 17-92 N- of Sanford *4 %% % % % % % % % % % % 1% r H at IT A It IS y/ » 41 1 ■w { n -H GREETINGS From YELLOW CAB CO. P hone M i l iiKe Douglas Arden moy be a greol eodmg odor tome day — at hit notliet fve Arden would piobably tie. B«( it you at) Doug, hit aimt »»e high#* Won thol. Obvioutly. n cowboy career it whal he t oiler. Silling otlnde hit "polomino poT* he looki 9>e port, loo. (he tluidy lined, made ol lough plutlic, it lopped with n wetlernlype toddle. Steel tpringt odd o reol galloping thrill It's a new kind ol toy ond, <han<et ore, millions H youngilert will nog dieir parents to gel one, come Chritlmot. ig n U J h ljS t le . SANDWICH SHOP May your Christmas be Merry and Bright is the wish from all of us to all of you! .M ay Y o u ( l a v * T h o __ __ , GLADNESS of Chriidma* W h ic h lx H O r E SPIRIT of ChrUtmaa Which la PEACE HEART of Chrialmua Which is LOVE This jofly snow eto* k helping st soy. S a n ta 's c o m in g y o u r w ay W ith lo a d s o f g o o d w ishes ■ v e ry H a p p y YwJagide And A Christmas and New Y e w Merry Happy he afl oar ♦ The Employees Of From With Pontiac TRUCK BROKERAGE CO., Inc. p a Irond P r o s p e r o u s New Y ea r I RAY HERRON W . W . HORNE THEATRE THE SANFORD HERALD k> �t■ ■ v ' ' * ' : :)k I ' % ‘ '/{ i Christmas gives us an » opportunity to express appreciation of your kind friendship and loyal patronage: we extend our thanks to our many friends and patrons and hope that the Christmas Season will be memorable. �1 •— • 1 Get Acquainted With Oviedo By M A R IA N R. JONES OVIEDO—“ Let** Get Acquainta T , Where will be e U rt? First, vra must tell you who we are. We are citizens living in the ■mall town o f Oviedo, in the heart o f the mueklands o f Sem(note County— once called by a prominent sportswriter "in the hinterlands o f Seminole Counnty". This aroused the Ire o f those jrroud citizens o f this eommunWhen confronted with the wrath his statement caused and the ridicule from communities fallowing that statement where ear famous basketball team traveled, he remarked: " I ’d rather he from the hinterlands and have • basketball team like Oviedo puts out than from the places they come from ." This small town boasted o f a population o f SSOO on the taking o f the last census sev eral'yea rs ago, but U growing by leaps and bounds now. The people here are anything hut the "hinterland" variety. They are hustlers. There are so many c h ic , social and religious activ­ ities, not to speak o f personal, that dates to schedule certain activities have to be scrutlnsed and scheduled far In advance In arder not to conflict with others 'Executive Recruiters' Office In Spacious Park Avenue Suite By CYNTHIA LO W E R ? NEW YORK (At—One o f the —even then, they do most lanation's top manhunters works variably. First, there is th« mayor, tha out o f a spacious apartment suite honorable M. L. (L ee) Gary. Mr. Gary has been mayor for some lime now and, he lives wllh his wife, Claribel, on Broadway. He hails from Villa flic s. Ga., but Ihey have been in Oviedo for over a quarter o f a century. Mr. Gary is assisted in running PHOENIX, ArizuM— Mayor Jaek the town by several councilmen, Williams has sent a letter to a including J. Y. Harris, Joe I. 14-yearold Polish boy, assuring Beasley, Karl Deul, B. F. Wheel­ him that American Indians are er Jr., and T. L. Lingo, town "n ot locked up In prisons and clerk. cam ps." Many additions and improve­ The letter was In reply to one ments have been made in Oviedo written by Jack Ladislsw, a during the recent years, includ­ schoolboy in Lodz, a central Po­ ing th« paving o f the streete and land city o f about SOOO.OOO popu­ putting up namca o f the streets. lation. Jack asked if 'it Is true what they are saying and writing GOOD GROOMING GIFT in our papers" about the status Gifts o f good grooming ir e o f American Indian*. much appreciated at Christmas Williams wrote that Indiana time. H ere's one that can be have a choice o f living on reser­ definitely unusual, and It's per* vations set aside fo r them by the feet for giving either to a man Federal government or anywhere or woman. in the United Statee, and that It’ s a gift certlcat* from a reservation Indians have their good dry cleaner, entitling the own police, lawa and econom ic recipient to bath pressing and system. cleaning service, to help him The youngster’ s letter, trans­ keep his clothes neat, trim, spic lated by a Polish-born Phoenix end span. resident, read In part: " I am Interested in the living conditions of th« peoples which are under your cam end I am anxious to know If there are still wild Indians in your State, and if they are locked up In prisons and camp* like our papers and books and film s show. . . " Polish Boy Assured Americon Indians Are Not Locked Up SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL IS 82 •s (k 1 81 11 1I 11 41 I * 1 PO RM II PRIMR M INISTIR Sir Winston Churchill poses with his wife f* their residence In London, England, as the British statesman cele••' breted bis Bind birthday. He marked the occasion with a luncheon In London and a dinner at Chartwell. (international Radiophoto J But he isn't looking for men who have broken the law. lle ’a hunting for executives to fill high salaried posltioni in business. And in’ spite o f ihe fa c t that boss sta­ tus is the ambition o f most men, good executives a re in perenially short supply. That's why more and m ore speclalUte like Handy are opening up a new field o f business as "execu tive recruit­ ers.” Wh«n top job* open up—by death, retirement or dismissal—they are usually and ideally filled by bright young m en from that com pany’ ! ranks. Sometimes, how­ ever, there Jusl gren't any can­ didates for auch advancement. Then top management, after fill ing In lta own search or deciding U'a not equipped to launch one, is likely to call In a firm like Handy’ i whose m ost Important if not only activity^ la manhuntlng. Most o f their hunts involve men — Infrequently w om en—in higher salary bracket*. F ew will take on a project for leas than 12,500 and frequently the tab Is much, much larger. As it works out, recruiters are moat often cifled on to fill spots paying more than 120,000 a year and often m om than $75,000. M ayor Williams said he will send Jack a year'* subscription to Arizona Highways magaslne and also have a 14-year-old Indian boy write to Jack and "tall him the truth about American In­ Recently, for exam ple. Handy dians.” waa called In to find a $50,000 a year vice president to handle Induitrial relations fo r a targe distiller. He found the perfect can dldate— not in a comeptltor'a or­ ganization but In a company whfeh WASHINGTON on— Starting rtade gias* containers. The man Jan. 1, federally Insured eom m tr- had only a consum er’ s acquaint d i l banks may pay 3 per cent ance with bourbon but hia back­ Interest on savings acocunts and ground in handling employes, cop­ ing with unions and carrying out certain other deposits. The government ha* authoriz­ company policy fitted him per­ ed the increase from the current fectly fo r the Job. Handy, a Harvard man in his 214 per cent reillng In ■ move aimed at spurring savlngi and 60s who could be type cast into making available m ore money for a board chairman's role, says that finding round pegs fo r round hole* capital investment. The increase applies not only Is largely a matter o f intense and lo saving* account*, but to time systematized hunting. Like every deposit* and certificate* which good detsclive, he has developed run longer than six months. Those a large number o f dependable between 00 days and six months tipster* on whom he frequently now may carry 2V4 per cent in­ calls for confidential lead*. O nce In a while a man and a terest, up from 2 p«r cent. position are brought together by sheer chance. One o f Handy’ i as­ The Polnsettla sociates had been hunting for six Attracted by the beauty o f a wild plant, Dr. Joel Poinsett, months to fill a 130,000 a year first U. S. Minister to Mexico spot. The com pany needed a generations ago, sent cuttings scientist with a background in beck to his South Carolina Plan­ atom ic research, with a specialty tation where they thrived vigor­ In radio-active isotopes and a subously and, eventually, gave all of specialty in using Isotopes In test­ us the familiar ChrUtma* plant ing detergents. One day an alsosoc la to was talking to a contact which perpetuatos his name. about an entirely different posi­ Your polnsettla m iy last un­ tion and learned that an engi­ til next Christmas and even a f­ neer with the exact qualifications terward, wllh care. When the had been dropped by a company |tav*| begin to dry, cut o ff oneIn th„ aftermath o f a proxy fight. half the growth, put it In the Within two days, the engineer— basement, water it every few lo his own surprise— had a new week*. Plant outside In June In position which paid him consider­ partial shade: bring Inside In ably more than his old one. early September, keep at M de- The right m»n. however, rarely dron Into Handy's lap. Ireel. Why Down Chimney? Why I* Santa pictured as com­ ing down ih« chimney? One Story goes back to pre-Christian U*rmany and Hertha, goodness of tha home. At the winter lalstle*, which Is about the tim* of Chrlrtmai, families kindled a fire of f|r boughs inside their homes, and the goddess supposedly descended through tho smoke to bring them good luck. •Tho legend carried over Into old England, wher,. Santa was credited wjth coming down the chimney to clean it of *oot so good luck could come in. An apple, sprayed with gold 1* a glittering amt novel holder (><r a glowing green or red Christmas candle. Us# In pairs, or singly for tibia or mantle deco­ rations. Good Holiday Dish One on Park Avenue. His cozy carpeted room gives only one d o e that this is in fact an o ffic e : Three telephones. On a recent day, at the top o f John L. Handy's wanted list, were the operating vice president o f a transportation com pany, a print­ ing specialist who speak* fluent French, a woman merchandising d irector-of a cosm etics manufac­ turer, a vice president In eharge o f research for a metals com ­ pany. Banks To Soon Pay 3 Pet. Interest 1 Butter Cream Log THE TROT SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS Handy, with alm ost 30 year* In Ih* employe recruitment field, can't define the word executive better than anyon* else but he ha* some decided notions about what maka« a good executive. He la fond o f quoting a G er­ man ganeral's definition o f a good d fficer, "T h ere are four qualities and ho should hsve two o f them," he said. "H o should be either indus­ trious or laiy and Intelligent or stupid. The best top officer* are the ones who are intelligent and lazv—they will delegate work. Good staff men are Intelligent and industrious. Thera's always a spot for a man who la stupid and la iy. But look out for the man who I* stupid and Industrious— he’ s the one who will get you into trouble. | think (hat, in a way, the same thing applies to execu­ tiv e s." to o vn rniK N O S \ M ERRY y h l e t id b I V E Y ' S “Where quality Is higher than price* butter cream made I Cut log, a small piece lengthwise from with a base o f chocolate cookies two top edges to get rounding tW and a variety o f nuts, will serve fecL Cover ends, top and sides 14-18 persons at any holiday par­ with mocha butter cream and ty be it a fam ily gathering or a bu ffet party. Chocolate Log *i cup sweet butter 1 cup augar * egg* <• 2/3 cup she 1ltd almonds 2/3 cup shelled walnuts 4 Chocolate Cookies *« cup chocolate bits Vi teaspoon pure vanilla Cream butter and blend in 's u ­ gar. Separate egg* and add yolks, one at a time to the butter, beat­ ing until mixture is foam y. Grate nuts and cookies and add together with melted chocolate bits and vanilla. In a-separate bowl beat egg whites until itlff and fold in­ to the rhocolate mixture. ‘ Pour Into loa f pan ( 1 4 " x 414" x T t* Toy o f c llt/A + K 214)" which has been greased and sprinkled with flour. Bake for ap­ proximately 1 hour in a 550* F. oven. Cool and turn from pan. X sprinkle with confectioners' su­ gar. Media Batter Creasn 14 pound sw eet butter 2 cup* confectioners' sugar 8 tablespoons water 2 tablespoons instant coffee . Cream butter. Dissolve coffa e and sugar in water. Add UquR gradually to butter, stirring until ingredients are compeitely blend­ ed. Use a cake decorator ' t o spread butter cream on ehocolato log. THE BOY SCOUTS. After all t>* Boy Scouts have one o b je ctiv e and that i* to train boys for citizen, ship and to help mould stronger characters. This D the idea of th e oath and law — and all the p r # gram worka toward i t Much o f It, happily, is designed (or the out-et doors, where boys find great ad­ venture a* did the pioneers. UofF Seeks Student U n ion B u ild in g TALLAHASSEE UT — Dr. J. Wayne Reitz, president of the University o f Florida, told the Board o f Control that the univer­ sity will seek authority to con­ struct a new student union build­ ing on the Gainesville campus. Dr. Reitz said the form al re­ quest probably will be made in January. He said the existiing Florida Union, one o f the oldest structures on Ihe cam pus, is "com pletely Inadequate to meet the so c ia l recreational and cultural advant­ ages a union building should of­ fer." Dr. Reitx said the plan is to borrow the money fo r the build­ ing and repay the loan from its earnings. He said the existing building would then be converted into a cam pus office and class­ rooms. The board authorized Dr. Relts to proceed with step* necessary to obtain a preliminary f3o,000 Collins Says Need For Revenue Must Be C le a rly Made federal loan to make a start on campus housing for 104 married students. The project was previ­ ously endorsed by the board. The board at the request o f Dr. Doak S. Campbell, president of Florida State University, voted to ask Gov. Collins to take the nec­ essary preliminaries required to bring the faculties o f FSU, the University o f Florida and Florid* A and M universities under fed­ eral social security. Dr. Campbell said faculty mem­ bers want coverage b ccau ie it provides survivors, Insurance. He said Ihe stale retirement plan which now covers the faculties of­ fers no such protection. As the state plant board, the board approved a recommenda­ tion by plant commissioner Ed Ayers that a sod grass certifica­ tion program be Inaugurated. Ayers *aid specialists at the uni­ versities are developing new and important strains o f grass and the certification program is needed both for protection o f these new grasses and the public. A giant box o f shellsd and salted nuts is a gift everyone TALLAHASSEE ( * - G o v . Collins will enjoy. says it’s premature to talk about new taxes now and declared (he need for additional revenua must be “ clearly established" before he will discuss plan* for raising it. Taking note o f recent specula­ tion about the possibility of new taxes when the Legislature meet* in April, Collin* *ald the "need for such must be clearly estab­ lished before I would favor any proposal to tax anbyody any fur­ ther fo r anything. This cannot he done until after the budget hear­ ing*. "Talk now o f what new taxes may be imposed Is premature and l will not become Involved In it. Such talk close* th«. door, so to speak, on opportunities to avoid new taxes and this I am not prepared to d o." The governor last month totd weekly newspaper editors at a press conference it is "entirely possible” the stata will need new rcvAiuo to continue it* progress but declined to bc specific pend­ ing a report from a citizens’ com ­ mittee which is studying Florida’s tax structure. The Cabinet began budget hear­ ings Dee. 17 on an estimated to­ tal of 600 million dollars worth o f 1937-59 fund request* from state agencies and departments— a new record. Anticipated tax revenues for the coming biennium are unofficially set at between 500 and 520 m il­ lion dollar*. If all budget requests should bo approved as they stand —which is highly unlikely— It would mean up to 100 million dol­ lars In new revenue would be needed. Less Workers Idled By Work Stoppage During October WASHINGTON UP— The Labor Department said fewer worker* were idled by work stoppages beginning in October than in any corresponding month since >948. The department’ s statistics bu­ reau also said that preliminary estimates showed a marked im ­ provement in the situation over October a year ago. The bureau said 325 stoppages beginning this October idled 130.OOO w orkers compared with 431 n*w stoppages in October 1955 directly affecting 114,000 workers. Including stoppages that began earlier, there were 525 In effect in October, idling <90/000 workers for an estimated one million mandays. In October 1955, tha depart­ ment said, there were 654 stop­ page* In effect. Idling 292,000 workers fo r 2,410,000 u a a days. MERRY C H R ISTM A S Iffsd* o f jolly wishes for the best Christmas ever, to our friends inJ customers from our entire staff. Warner Gulf Service Station “Car# will Save Your Car* •101 East 1st Phone 9193-1662 t ^ ^ i t h reverent hearts we pay tribute to Him .Hia Christmas and hope that Ilia teachings o f Peace on Earth and G ood W ill to Men wUl find expression throughout the w orld. May your fam ily enjoy the many rich blessings o f Christmas! Atlantic Na b . , . ( A ffilia te d . in*o tmm ts O R D in a l B a n k . Organizedlt)2S W ith T h e A tlm tic N a tio n a l £ a n ic fJ a c k s o n v ille Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation �* Universe May j Be Expanding j i\ t Slower RateI y ';NG SANTA’ TAKES GIFTS TO LIGHTHOUSES WASHINGTON — Tentative' ^•UanM rCDOftcJ thftt evidence artl w ii reported that 'j >5» may b* expanding a t 1 ret*. u t i i '» T » e I ' slower Th!’ natlenge lo the concept of j n a ir iitronomer* thit the toe-j mor ill forever continue to balloot >ut Into »n unlefiwd vo.d jrj mtslm*1 In the annual iejort of the Carnegie institution :e r*«earch research I i f Washington, a private 9ody. It ntd atudlee mud-* by afttonjmen at Carnegie** Mu Wilson .tod Palonar observatories In CM. tfornia tuggeit that the unlvrr»e may be an •’oscilla'mg'* thing* like a toy balloon that t« repeatadly blown up, partially deflated, ^ben blown up again. ~.TWn tenutive .-.mclusion la M u e d In part on atodlea of start " , thooaand billion bill’on mile* from the earth *nd racing oof I ward •* ipeed* excelling <0,000 •mile' accond. Th Jarnegle astronomer* iatd their ,,«till too emdi* observatloni. If confirmed, would mean • that “ tho expansion of the uni! verse will eventual!#, stop, and J contraction will Set In.” % Other astronomers said if the ^eoncept prove* to he sound, such, l oscillating of the universe would ; take place gradually over billions • and billion* of years ! They tald th* Carnegie report May your holiday» be at bright at the lightt on your Chrittmat tree! Your Sunthlna Service friendt •I neighbort itith you a Defense Dept. Tells Creation Of 'Single Manager System • constitutes th* first observed evi­ dence. however teatatlve. to *up• port th* theory of an oscillating universe, which is not a r.cw on*. • Still another concern* held by . tome astronomer* Is th it the uni- j f)v e r s e le a steady thing—o n e! ! that never he* expanded Or eonNEW YORK — Movla industry « tra d ed as ■ whole, *l‘ oou*h In! dividual star systems within It censors have revised th* movie code for the first time since It was may do so. Astronomers generally define adopted in 1330. ; the universe as Including matter, New standard*, stricter in some• energy and space. .Many »ay it is senses and m ore lenUmt In others expanding to some degree. They • concede they have no present an- were announced by the Motion awer to the question o f w ha: Picture Assn, o f Am erica, tho m ovie industry’s self-lmpo*ed § •’ spacer” can expand into Dr. Carl P. Haskins, president censoring board. o f Carnegie, said confirmation Eric Johnson, presided: of the *f the Mt. Wilson— P ilom ar data MPAA, in announcing some 20 "m ay allow conclusions o f a funchanges, suid the new code "is ■ laments! and far-reaching nature already in effect—Hollywood has ! shout the geometry o f apace, and tbout the mean average density been advised %f matter In . the universe." Johnson m Movie Industry Code Revised South Africa produced 510 m il. lion dollars worth o f gold In 1935. Canada produced 159 million and the United States mined 80 m il­ lion dollars worth o f gold in the eam o time. a O l'/ t r t t it u M ' Force and the Navy. Eventually, tne Pen-agon ; pccta to enlarge this fleet to 2,000 planes by drawing on an I available total o f 4,000 Air Force and Navy transports. O fficials disclosed that the now order has direct impact on the Air F orce’ s unit structure. • At the outset, three heavy wings o f C12I type planes will bt re­ moved from Air Force control an turned over to the uniflot agtvicy which w ill bo headed by Secre­ tary o f the Air Force Quarles. Tee transportation official* 'aid the Defense Department also has ‘ ‘under study” a propoial to re­ move merlium transport wings from Air Force control. Ths Air F orce presently has 11 such units. This brought into to.-us recent reports o f plan* to shorten tho target for Air Force strength V ie w 'Ito 137-wing total which Congress had authorised by next summer. Present strength is 131 wings. The reduction in wing strength apparently will aceom p iny a cut in the number o f aircraft in some ■combat wings, like ti imliers. The argument presented for lhi% reduc­ tion in aircraft strength is that m urltar firepower makos possible : delivery o f a vastly greater amount o f destruction with fewer aircraft. In e ffe ct, the new air transport plan tightens Ihe control sought 1in th-- nrl jins' ’ '•,v *;s,»ar-n!d arder which created MATS. At that time some o f Ihc airlift planes o f the Air F orce and N ivy we e brought into th« combined operation. The campus o f Oklahoma M.M College welcomes people who step on the grass. They have planted 73 strains o f grass to test which la the toughest grass to use on g olf courses. Richard Rodgers, composer o f “ Oklnhoma” and other muvic.il hits, was Ihe first freshman ever to compose the music for a Col­ umbia University varsity show-. ' OH l i n n s VurtSV'' B. K. Ailams W. M. Gaines J. B. Phillips J. K. Andrews H. P- Galloway D. II. Plercy G- T. Pittard J- L. Atkinson R. L. Porter R. P. Goodspeod H. A- Govrsn J. H. Grant J. C. Beall R. !)■ Griento L. J. Reeves R. C. Brantley D. J. Hamilton R- Reynolds 3. W. Buckler M. D- Harden B. F. Bullard R. T. Ilutchett M■ I). Bumgarner W. H- Hawkins Jack Burney A P. ilittell J. Bonder V. P. Rozon C. J. Sassntan Rustun Busby C. L. Scudder Harry A. Canell, Jr, C- U. Soderblom J. F- liolladay R. L- Spotta R. F. Hubbard R. N. Stafford C. S- Johns T- N. Stafford Patricia A. Caasuba C. A. Johnson W. A. Stansfleld A- J. Chesiia J. C Johnson J. A. Stewart J- W. Carter W. Curver. Jr. SOVIET OFFERS GREETING CARC C- T. Rabun T F. Stewart H. H. Coleman E C. Daniels II. J. Keefer J. C. Taylor J. J. Kendall D. E. Thrasher C- W. Turner, Sr. R. W. Von Herhulla C- C. UeLoach W. O. Livingston L. A. Watson J. A Manning W. J Doyle C F. Markowks Marian W. William* R. fc- Dukes A. R. .Middleton l \ s another year rolls around w e express ou r thanks for your past D- B .Middleton Jessie C. Winegar patronage and wish you all . . . R. A. Fender H. C. Moor# Jessie Winningham M E R R Y W. A. Feeler W. M. Oaborn* L. M. Wooda J E. Padgett Margaret M Wright C H R I S T M A S ! AN OFFICIAL OtUTWO CAM for 1938 haa been U*u*d In Moscow by th* Soviet Union poet office showing * white-bearded gentleman with t pack on his back and a etrlking resemblance to that old capi­ talist. Santa Claus. Th* government prefer* to call him ’’Grandfather Froat" and clothe* him In blue. The written sentiment at the bottom translates Into ’’New Year Greetings.'* (/memationaU •»,\* t.’.ii *./».* ft* ,♦»,’*•»,‘.v*‘.OrV>.> r.*v\’.'V.gVf.o* �liO U X E X T O . Calif. y Vm students a r t eeH ng A s peanuia throughout the rnuimj- T h e nitj to raise prom r ip e rue mo O U fM a State Eraplojets R»t h w n t Srstra m i securities •lift a book iala* of HU.UICT It haa over TVjMR member*. kjbd a wwi ALBUQUERQUE, N. M . Air Force offte«r» at nearby Kirtland Air rore* B*s« like where they art stationed so well T ie first U. S. Po*t O ffice war they are planning * •virement .♦ H In New York Cl .7 on Nor. haven in the area. I. 1**3. Headed by Brig G*&. William HOLLYWOOD &— William Hoi- ar.d Fredrie March but they make Canterbury, commandant of t h S : popular with young people these | A F N ew afratvts den is themovies’ new H og o f bo* o ffice champions of famed Kirtla-.d special weapons center. Hi-fi parties are expected to days as the recording*. they are .r -.r n .n te d inTALLAHASSEE J<— Rep James the box office, one o f the rare * r « n personality! such as John a group of officers his purchased it Christmas and to beautifully ornamented be all the rat* at mnd U ’ “ Jf ' ri!y. Each ‘ l f f u - r . Near Year'*. The Lies Is that the |many instances with kolachrorre Xoadf o f HiUibor ugh County, tim e, that an actor of h u sort J g J * * “ j j * appropriate to who will be chairman of the House ha* woo the coveted award. Shirley Temple * , - . , scene* young group may clo*e them- winter a?pr pna -o lpproprlatioa, Committee for th* U.uaily. the people - h o buy ,n the , r » Je’ HoU' n kn" " ' ’ P!an* !° JJf Und a ffie selre* o f f in a room Vith their Christmas. • n e t?* -. A n a ^ n e s n . a e a . k . kUdill » waowa^m ---------------third time in 1937. say. r e . taxes ticket, applaud perform ance, by m<MT * ’ « 4CU,r ,h<*“ 4* * “ A , .----------. " L / -.- d 1Hi-Fi while Mom. Dad and other •ueh tonality. That means he has th- the acreage Is sectioned, — may br r.eedgH .-.tit year. such >s Halden. Speocer Tracy t a je k ^ |ubmerJtn4 h„ o w n __________________________ , members of the fam ily entertain in another room. It’ll be fan. say 1/ a a T II A f bl H >aid he doubts the predicted — personality into the role he porstate income o f about 310 million . young moderns just to sit around important Appropriation, trays. The personalitie. o f pre- S ' u e .t r O a g lllv ' 111 I A. Is I v I I j Wl llv ff dollars from present revenue revenue po t and listen. Committee was announced by vious champion* are so fixed m N ltA * Hi-Fi Parties Make ig Holiday Hit Rep. Moody Says w H o ld e n New Taxes May Be N e w B o x M o v ie s ' O ffic e K in g Needed Next Year Kf|r|flp||f Ilf NoUf r s ? ? s i? 3 S F o r e c a s t in g System2 5 belli ring out sod sflbAe? t * O’ atom so be born wt nalias bow eery iopoctux yeoa jrfT T ^ ’t bee been 10 our suarea W e spyrtrisra A efyeesmhy die Holiday lo t o o brings » Tbaah f a n and « p • • * A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NIW YBA* T o .’ started kis climb into young men arrive early enough * * Moody, who has a reputation noiaen startes Senate President Designate W. th* select box office list two to rearrange the furniture so D ALLAS .F -D r Irving P among legislators of being as ‘ "• ,L T n ’ Z l there is plenty o f seating space Rriek m eteorology o f Denver, tightflsted with th^ d a t e s money *b4n? ’ o f ° 4 * L r f ^ ^ c ^ o f I h e h/e^ for an That way. she -ays. the Co l o . told ,.ty officials o f what » if it were his own. said he * R,m ' th* Appropriations ^ fam ily can entertain too. f* t , ntd , radical new weather hasn’t heard “ any widespread oh- ‘ ° ° ° w ^ , ! Corn may be popped in an elec-1 forecasting system whieh he said Jeftion to new tares " 1 J Griffin Jr . o f Os * T «ar old veteran o f 17 year, in .trie popper and hot dogs can six- , in loon permit accurate daily He indicated present source, o f f M U ?k * |JL 7 nd f L l " S , lie on a borrowed electric broiler weather foreeasti “ for several income would be severely strain- l,B! Ghappell Jr., of Marian. 7 if need b* right in he* room if years In advance." ,d if forced to finance the gov- M* !lon ' ° f Orange: J. W. MeThe rest of this year’s li.t. the kitchen is going to be in full The city of Dallas recently can- ernmcntal espansioo needed to Alpin * Hllailt0B: Joha M * P °» ‘ heater mm. use. She can cook everything in ceied a sreatber modification con- cope with Florida’ spopulation * * ,,r of CTurton* : Andrew J. included some familiar winners advance or serve cold things such tract with Dr. Kriek He m e: with representatives as committee and fou r new one* The runnersas salad and sandwiches with a city officials to discuss the new1. ^ . , M usselm in Jr., o f Broward. up fotlow. in thi* order John IM drink if she prefers a i i T r iit c « r Z ’ k William H. M ines* # f D uval: Wayn*. James Stewart. Burt The lovely thing about Hi-Fi H* raid hi* visit with city ofti;. J u iZ dUn't think f t * 0!1 Marshburn o f Levy: John Lancaster Glenn Ford, llaitin is that it brings out the joyous Retail was purely informative and ('j,e\ ihou’d e v -cc - j*aasv ^ Orr J r . o f Dade: Homer T. Jn*i Lewi*. Gary Cooper. Marilyn tores uf Yuletide carols. The cla- that he made no definite propo- Hjnne "h e 1M 7 leeUl.riv* . • Putnal o f Lafayette: J E Pratt Monro*. Kim Novsk and Frank rity that a good Hi-Fi set and sal or price offer. ln ‘j declared la s makers shoiiM °* Manatee; Emmett S. Robert. Sinatra. proper acoustics affordj can put City officials wouldnot com conceotra-e on the critical -.eed 0< Palm *«wcti: S D Saunders It's th* first time for Lancastyoung p**pl# In the mood for pro- men-, on the plan. for new school buildings * of 1 c - s ® ith o f *ri p««M. Miss Novak and **lnlending they are really at a eon• By spring." Dr Krick .aid, „ John S Shipp Jr. o f Jackson; *tra. He described s i “ unrealistic cart. “ we - i l l be able to tell you when W slter O Sheppard of Lee; Ralph Good Christmas record* include and where it will rain in Texas t i hl ? w ,m ' D- Turlinr-on o f Alachua: Nathan F.VTHt’SI.AAM D AMPENED • Santa Claus Is Coming.” “ White next year, snd about how m uch.” /rn‘ t' ' of .Ule h, l“ rld* Zelmer.ovlt* o f Okeechoba# and GALVESTON’ , Tex. fu -h ls enChristm as." “ Jingle Bells" and "W * are on the thrashold o f a „ ‘ .“ * 1 . , * e°*u ** « - Rep eect Georie Stone o f E* thusiasm for spear fl-hing was traditional English carols such as dependable method o f projecting 1 . I* * ? ' eambia. the only frethman legi- dam penrt considerably when • G od. FW*t V t \ltrrr Gentlt* the wtather J jy by day for $ev* ^orn^ «n d a t.on . which wi.lbe , i j ?or a im ed to the froup. Charle# Hayee returned from m en ." era! years in ad va n ce" he said ° f f .er#d ,0 thep E-ArtevenUon f o r -------------------------------------- f our hour* at the sport to find his Carol parties are becoming so He said the fo r t -s -t in / would efWor^ rn« n- in March, did not ^n r ’cctrOaic " e j e " now per- car linking slowly beneath a high popular that one of the Urge be don* with the aid of e’ ertro- ,a> . , !7 b* prtiVU,‘ mit* blind operator* to work on tide He had parked it on the recording companies has included nic computer* nov bemg j p , e ®. H? _ 37 P u t u r *e 11 41 private telephone switchboards, beach and thought it would be a group o f old Spanish carols ’ in his Denser laboratories a * possible. T ie •'ey*" U attached to the ia- i* f* . but the tide came in faster this y esr for a change o f pace “ The atmosphere has a system M oody’ s appointment to head dex fm g tr t i th* operator. than he figured. “ Fum. Fum J u m ” is another, of pressure waves," he said. “ It and “ Hacia H elen '— aSpanish, was humanly impossible to know patter song that recounts th« ar- what these would do until we had rival in Bethlehem o f a donkey com puters." laden with chocolates and gyp “ We do know." ke *nd. •••.ha­ llo*. too rhythms are persisted and France and Germany contri- real. Our hypothesis is that n i ­ trate old carol* sueh as “ Here tur# is ordered." Mid th* Ass and the O x e n " The "W e a r . now getting solution* Robert Shaw Chorale has record- to the year 20J4.” he said #d masterpiece* «? Haydn. W «iart He -aid it would be impossible ami Beethoven. Perry Como in- to predict "isolated local thunclude* th . ofsl recitative. “ The d .rh sow ers" 12 Days of Christmas” in h i s -------------------------------group in which there Is lighter M « w U a n f P en rocc msuie too "W inter Wonder- M e w n e a r rrO C e5 5 fiouU hll P L U M B I N G u™r Q. What la Ike aaiae ef this rat *f A. Ham Half (Butt Portion) a Where dee* N eem* fre» sad ho« ia it IdeadBed? A. It t* the upper half of the ham V and include* the butt and H of the center section. Q. H*w l* It prcF*rf^* A. It is pasted (baked) in a 300*F. oven allowing » to 30 minutes r per pound lofojoking. II using a * ru st meat thermometer, the in­ ternal temperature of the mart should terrier 160* F. on the thermometer. -r~.T U» s~*- Jo Develop Photos George Beverly Shea, the in- A _ D I n e %-\r- T n l / 1 ternatlonaliy known gospel singer ^ " riU bllC I 010 and tenor Mario Lanxa are re-1 WASHINGTON — The ■ ’ ■>* presented also in long-play plat -1 announced development o f a new iers o f Chriitma* carols , heat process to print nhot.ur.i t is The envelops** that hold the, an ptastls- whieh will be resistant Yulettd# recordings a r . almost a s !t o the fogging effect of atomic Scottish kilt* have usefulness radiation. ,. , ... _ .7 * . The Army Signal C>rp» laborother thanelothing. When the belt JtoriM „ F t Monra<wth. \- j . ia r*rnov*d, the twirling plaid th. process from a dissleeping. •“ ” * J" k*‘ tor " ’ i ' 1' br ,h* r ,r r o c h ' m jeaj ^ 0f Bedford. Ohn. The Army said the technique would be o f particular military value In “ hot’ ’ areas where atom ic at­ tack had left lingering radiation In producing th- print, an alu­ minum plate eoated with a vinyl is placed under a negative, then exposed tn ultraviolet light for fivt seconds. The lighrays burn Into the plastic an ;mag* which Is brought out by^Naking at 330 to 330 degrees NO MEDICAL PLAN CHARLESTON. W Va -ri— Mr and Mr• G »orge-0. Myers o f Blue Creek are hoping for wholesale rates from Charleston General Hospital. C h ristm as Soft Michael, 7, went to the hos­ pital for an appendectomy and within sis days was followed by: T»ny, 1. pneumonia; Norma. 11. inflamed glands; Joyce. 10. fe v ­ er; Jo Ann. Id. append^tom y; Beverly, 3, pain* in throat and earsTwo day* later. Linda Sue. 13. and Naney. 8, underwent surgery for appendicitis. BEST WISHES TO Y O U !* - -5^ Moy your OuIitmos bo t mtrry, and may it* spirit fill your Hoarh with lasting hoppinoa! For Tax Repeal reetings Karlyle Hous holder It kddi msefi tc rf» gejoyment d tbs County Prosecuting Attorney County Commissioner t o o r to n d to o a r f r i e n k a a d *err •ur bmi wiiboa for a M ERRY C H R IST M A S. . . John L. Galloway A H APPY N EW Y E A R ! HOLLER MOTOR SALES Tag HUNT-McROBERTS INC. C o lle c t o r R. T. Milwee Supt. Public Instruction NICHOLSON BUICK CO REIMANN MOTORS INC. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS INC. STRICKLAND-MORRISON INC. WILLIS PONTIAC SANFORD A U TO M O B ILE DEALERS A SSO C IA T IO N J W. L. Swofford OWIN BAII, Los Angeles. C a lif, musician end voralist. waits in the corridor outsid* the llous* Ways and Means Committe* in Washington before testifying la fsvor of repeal ef the 20 percent cabaret tax. She said that all ia well when she ptsya the piano in a restaurant, but Is not permitted to sing because the restaurant la Uen L tslt lor tht 20 pci .eat tax. County CommUsioner-Elect Sheriff �Administration Is Satellites To Carry 'Subsatellites' Restudying U.S. Policy On Missiles Canoed Meats As Party Appetizers Insaeti and d !»a s« Ml too, lime. a. many tree, as do made fires, says the National Geographic Society. | Amarlea* Meydaa em* *• ,<M Q0W lhtn ^ _ 1900. ______ WASHINGTON - - Some o f th« tie,the subsatciiitea will bo in- would be %laib!- to the human North Carolina entered earth satellite* which w U be Gated to a diameter of 2*t inrhe*. eye while aloft, may be built for *';e Thera are as estimated l.tOOr Union on Nov. 31, 1789. firundrtds .f in lift into the the same as the satedite itself, later u*e*. theunnouncement said, 000 gasoline pomps In TJTritad O’Sullivan said information to be a: ring the 1957-1955 Interna The NACA irad'tcd William J British railways employ a sta ff sta(M , ervlei ,tatlotu . reobtained by visual and radar obUu..- Geophysical Year will carry O’Sullivan Jr., aeronautical o f 601.6*4 people. the subsatcllitc “ sul t-ellites,” it wa« innoun* search scien*ist at the NACA’s servations o f WASHINGTON — The Ei«cn Va. Aeronautical Laborfrom the ground will hase n ane’ey. ed today. Isreportej The National Advisory Commit atory. with ori?natiag whnt it bearing on the dc>i?n o f future howeradmini«trat!on range, prepared to put new stress on the tee for Aeronautics said she sub called “ the novel manner" o f sub- satellite vehicles, long rocket-boosted gliders; and in* desirablt't** o f control for long satellites, weighing only 101* satellite construe -on 1range missiles In fotheomlr.g which tcrcontinental ballistic missiles. Larger subsilcllites, ounces, will be inflated automa*| United Nations talks on disarma­ tically after being ej-ctcd from a ment rocket booster. This booster will Renewed U. N negotiations en be the third and lust o f the series the long-stalemated question are designed to send tji* main satel* expected to begin early next year. lite to its maxium altitude some In preparation, the administra­ 30T miles above the earth. tion has urtdcrtiken a restudy In its announcement, NACA said . o f U.S. policy s hlrh, n f'lel.ils the subsatellite “ will be especial- 1 said, has resulted in n i basic ly valuable in m easuinunt of the 1 changes. density o f air in the extreme ou’ ei | Informants said the m ajor .stony appetizers nnd dips for holiday parties enn bo achieved limits o f the e u t h ’s atmosphere! easily with canned meats. Deviled and potted meat spreads (packed nrinclnt,-, have hern approved and in determining the satellite's ' in 2*4 to 6-ounce cans) include: bncon, corned beef hash, deviled by President Eisenhower after drag.” bam, liver, pork, tongue. These an, ready to use right fn*tn the study hy the Defense, State and Slade of aluminum-coated plas* can or they ntay bo moistened for easier spreading with sour cream other departments. or cream chectto. The prospert that the next few Vienna sausages, open-end sausages favorites all year long, are years as ill see the delevopment o f excellent at tho buffet table when served with • mustard dip. Thinly sliced luncheon meat, spread with cream cheese, can bo cut In blteintercontinental mi* dies capable sixed ribbon sandwiches. af carrying atomic or hvdrogcn Tiny beef meat balls or cocktail wieners aro other appetizer sug­ war-heads, it was snU. hsa led Phone M7I gestions from tho canned meat shelf. And for sandwiches there La lo a conclusion that new empha*isi tho cver-popular canned ham, boned and rrady-cooked. should be put on this type of TAR TY MEAT DIPS weapon Prepare ham and tongue dips hy combining ingredients listed Accordingly, missiles will he | below; uso liver paste directly from cans. Arrange dips in divided added specifiealiy (o the list o f dish or Lazy Susan oral garnish with thin slices of stuffed olive, weapons which this country will plmlentl* stars, Santas or other Christmas cut-outs. Serve with advocate should he made subject potato chips ami crisp crackers. to limitation and control of an in­ Ham Dipt Tongue Dipt ternational arms agreement. 2 amall cans ham spread 2 small cans tongue spread There Is little real hope, how­ *» cup sour cream 1 3-ounce packago cream cheese ever, that nny ITS. emphasis on l ’.a tablespoons picklo rclhh 2 tablespoons horseradish • • • long range missile controls will have much effect In dismlving the VIENNA SAUSAGE WITH MUSTARD SAUCE msin ohsiacl* **h.eh has blocked cup mustard 4 teaspoons unsulphmvd mnlssge* effort at sn effective arms r e ­ U teaspoon Tabasco 4 ran* Vienna sausage, heated duction agreement for the past 10 Combine mustard, Tabasco ami molasscj and heat. Servo on years. Vienna sausages or frankfurters. This la WV*tr*rn losi*l«nre on • « • some Irorv-lad system o f inspec­ LUNCHEON M EAT RIBBON SANDWICHES tion ar eentr.vted with Soviet 1 rsn (12 ounces) luncheon meat 1 tablespoon drained Russia’, refusal thus fs r to open 1 package (3 ounces) horseradish her territory , to international in­ cream chccso Sweet plcklfl « spection teams. Cut luncheon meat In 12 thin crosswise slices. Combine cream Some slight hop* hat been gen­ rheeso and horseradish; spread between meat allcoj using three erated here by ,ha latest proposal slice* for each stack. Chill. To serve, cut each stack crosswise into Again we extend our greetings and best wishes for an CHAR1UT.CHAPMAN, (right) o fL u r a y .V a . one of the nation’s fore­ from Soviet Premier Bulganin for *j inch slices; rut each slice into thirds. Insert toothpick* and top moat carillon experts, looks over the bells that will ring out in an aerial Inspection .system to with piece* of picklo. * enjoyable Holiday. We're grateful for your patronaga Washington on the inauguration of President Eisenhower and Vice extend approximately VV) miles YIELD: 72 appelhers. President Richard M. Nixon. In center. Dr. H. J. Friederrv, counselor on ouch side o f the Iron Curtain. during the past year and hope that it will be our of the Netherlands' Embassy, inspects the chimes in West rotunu.c The hope Is that this may in­ i Park tower. His country presented them to the American prop;#. pleasure to servo you for many years to come. dicate some lessening o f Russian objections to the “ open skies" pro 1 . Dry ami decent—None to .005 SACRAMENTO, Calif., — C alif­ Netherlands holds the record p e c Q n S n O W B a l l s posal which Eisenhower made at ornia Highway Patrolmen ar* per cent. for longevity: average life ex­ the Geneva summ i' conference grtting a gutdv to evaluate drunk 2. Delighted and devilhh— 005 In 19.*.'. He recommended that drivers. to 015 per cent. pectancy for a Dutch woman is Russia and the Uni.ed Stat**s op*-n The new enforcement a id —a 41 3. Dirty and delirious—.015 to 72.9 years. Cor. E. 1st St- & Sanford Ave. their skies to muttnl aerial in page illustrated booklet—-cluv .02 per Cent. spectlon. A 16 ounce bottle o f honey 4. Dared ami d e jjctrd —.03 per •itio* the drinking driver* In 2307 S- Park Ave. A must for a festive platter of Phone 417 holds the essence of two million Administration insistence on six stage* o f intnxo-atian accord­ cent. “ A Rood place to deal” cookies is Tecan Snow Balls. flower blossoms. some form of aorta* inspection re ing to tho amount of alcohol ill B. Dead drunk—.04 per cent, They're so easily made and so main* unchanged, officials said the bloodstreams: th Dcml—.05 per cent. Christmas 'ELLS TUNED FOR INAUGURATION Greetings To All Rosa L Payton BROKER Q r e e t ia g * / * Guide To Evaluate Drinking Drivers C. &J . M O TO RS W INN TV & RAD IO W ill Brighten Tour Cookv Tray w^II liked by all. I’ eran Snow Bills 1 cup sifted enrfehed Hour >i teaspoon salt **» enp lard ' i cup sifted confectioner*' sugar I cup ground pecans l ' i teaspoons vanilla Confectioner*' sugar Sift together flour and salt Cream lard with *» enp con fec­ tioners' sugar until light nnd flu ffy . Add sifted dry ingredients and ground pecans to creamed mixture Mix well. Add vanilla Shape mixture Into ball* about sire of ii walnut and place on n eooky «hcct. Bake in a slow oven (300* F ) for 30 minutes. Roll in confectioners’ sugar immedi ately. Yield: It balls. We Wish YouMuch Joy TED WILLIAMS Hardware & Lumber (,<». 203 E. 23th SNOW SLIDES D2E N V E R — Nine shell* from a 73mm Imwilrer sent two he»vv *no*v Muir* er*«hlng down from Loveland Pa** onto U S 6 ve*»er day, lust a* highway engineer* in ten-led The Colorado Highway Depart m enf* avalanche control unit hid fearrd the »nn-v pack* might break loose on ihclr own The two slide* put *lx feet of snow on a 150 f-*ot stretch of the tran-riintinental highway but It **a* htorked onlv .V) minute* Plume IS 13 Ernest |lelts_ Manager $ $ € A S O /i f % It adds much We want to wish our many to the enjoyment of the season to extend to our friends and customers our best wishes for a E y e r ilb o c f y patrons and friends the mostj joyous of Holidaysl May’ your homes be filled withl 4 V ER Y M ERRY CHRISTM AS happiness and festive good cheerl Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Out West n t h St. Phones 2 ISO— 2490 �.r * w s* . W ft ., *■ 1i • • S ig m a P h i Now In 8th Year Japanese Aid California Farmers \Beta ■y WAYNE N A IBKR T Governor Urged To Nome Republican Among 9 Judges SACRAMENTO, Calif. Ut-Callfornla agriculturists, faced with the possibility their Mexleen labor pool south of the Rio Orande may dry up, have reached across the Pacific far help from Japan. State officials said today mere than IOO Japanese men are work­ ing la California's vegetabla fields and orchards, with the possibility they can stay as long as U r n years and go home with a mil* lien yea each. That'* about R e bring ia not mor* than 1AM J*PTfc* first plans load of M landed bare ia Septembar. r By January, said Edward F. Hayes, chief ed the farm piecemeat for the State Employment Department, there will be about THE DOCTORS. Maybe if w# [knew doctors better and msderI stood their problems w* wouldn t be Quite so impatient when wn have to wait eur turn la the ante room - or lie la a sick bed at home awaking a boat# call la w patient is a personal problem and different ones esn’t be sorted willynilly. If* a methodical job—and on* that sometimes goes M hour* a day for the weary "doe”. Gamma lambda Chapter o f Speer, Mrs. H. E. Stenstrom, Mrs. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Inactive I Francis Stenstrom, Mrs. Voile during the summer » o a t h si Williams Jr., Mrs. Dan Batten, began Its eighth year in Sanford, Mrs. Ralph Betts, Mrs. Robert ia September under the leader­ Cushing, Mrs. Burbon Ferrell, TALZAHASSBR (*-B tete Boship of the following officers elec­ i n . Gordon Frederick, Mrs. 0. 0 . publican Chairman 0. Harold ted last May: Mrs. Clarence Nic­ A. Roberts, Mrs. Wallace tyre, A college graduate and aspiring Alexander called upon Cor. Colmi from Hokkaido ia the first hols, president; Mrs. Sam Thur­ and Mias Jeanette Wolfer, Miss lias to name some Republicans contingent wont to work ia an mond, vice president; Mm. Ger­ Anne Corley, Miss Jonl Saunders, among the nine district appeals ald Hyman recording secre­ snd Miss Dial Boyle. canard eelary field. judges he will appoint next year. ” f e far it ia mack Uka hem*,' tary; Mrs. Malcolm Lodge, eorreThe local chapter la one of 36 Ceillae replied that party poli­ Isao Yasuda, M, waa Quoted by an spotting secretary. chapter* ia Florida tad 8,600 chap­ ties had nothing to do with the 000. Mexico informed the United Interpreter. Other active aaemben of the ters throughout the world, made appointment of judges, but he But with this principal differ- group Include Mre. Jack Arm­ up of some 100,000 young women would be dad to consider recom­ States last winter ita own agri­ cultural sad public works devel­ 6866* strong, Mrs. David Back, Mrs. of every nationality. Founded In mendations from any source. "At borne man work la the Arid Donald Bales, Mrs. Harold Chap­ lttl In Abilene, Kansas, by Wal­ Alexander sent a copy of his let­ opment would eut down the num­ ter to Collins to key Republican ber of farm laborers who could from dawn to dark. Haro they man, Mrs. A. B. Duxbury, Mrs. ter W. R om , this Is a non-aca­ keep track of boon war Vernon Hardin, Mrs. E. C. Harp­ demic sorority created for young workers over the state and a id come north. Arraagaacnta were made to Hayes said the Japanese are er Jr., Mrs. J. L. Horton Jr., Mrs. ho thought consideration should la March of cultural and “ very hard and conscientious Rady Sloan, Mrs. Georg* Andrew social activities, and a wider view be given to appointment of some workers.” Republican Judges “ in recognition of the finer things of Ufa. California had an autumn peak of the tremendous gains made SCANDINAVIAN d e s i g n ia Among the community services of about 10d/M Mexicans working white, oo f in engine red batk- by our party in the recent elec­ of the sorority ia the Thanksgiv­ on th« land. It wasn't muck of m o o d , inakM tUe sweeter a tions.” ing basknt for some needy fami­ a fall-off from last year. top style. U h n craw neck and “ Further, Republicans will pay ly of the County, Christmas gifts Just how many Moxlcaaa ribbed trim. Natural warmth, their portion of the cost of the to the mental patient* at the comfort md durability of the courts and th# salaries of the turn next yaar, Hayes said, will Seminole High School this yoir Florida State Hospital, sad dona­ wool iweatar make it k«y Item judges and the governor may well help determine how many Jap­ has an enrollment of approx­ AUGUSTA, O b. ( * - President tions to the Cantor eloeet to bo |B school wardrobe. anese will b* sought. He doesn't follow the precedent set by Pres­ imately MO student*, and la Elsenhower will tour drought establiohod at the Seminole Me­ ident Elsenhower who recently staffed by M capable teachers tra­ expeet the Japanese over to com* arses of the Midwest end South morial Hospital. The sorority conIn the acme numbers as the Meal selected a member of the Sup­ der the leadership of Andrew J. west in mid-January. tribute* to the following drives: caas. reme Court of the United States Bracken, principal, and Mrs. Mat Announcing this, Elsenhower’ s TB mala, Red Cross, March of The Japanese, like the Mexi­ Fort, Deen of Women and assis­ cans, are guaranteed the same vacation headquarter* said there Dimes, The Cancer Crusade, * c S L "wrote Alexander that tant to the principal pay glvsn Americans for doing tea been no decision yet on the which for several year* waa judicial appointments should be Seminole High School offers made on a nonpartisan basis snd ctwrieulum which lnelodce cour­ the same work. They gat at least specific state* to be visited. l.aadled In this community entire­ But White House press sec re ly by the sorority, the Interna­ ha would ask neither Democrats ses of study of the academic, vo­ 83Vi cent* an hour or cultivating nor Republicans for recommenda- cations!, and commercial types. In Monterey County, for example, tery James C. llagerty listed tional Endowment Fund for the May the Star of Bethlehem and $1JS an hour for knocking among areas hardest bit by support o f cancer research by two New this yesr will be a program drought problems: New Mexico, “ On the other band, if any in in Dlvsrslflsd Cooperative Train­ down and picking up Sacramento southern Colorado, southern Kan­ noted scientists, and contributions thine on you during this holy dividual or political group volun- ing (DCT), under the direction of Valley almonds. All ere prohib­ sas, Missouri Oklahoma, Texas to the Florida Farm Colony. teera any recommendations, such Louis Girard, which provides op­ ited from working in packing and Arisona. The main project for the yeer housea or processing plants. season and bring you peat* and ona which tho sorority hopes will be given the consideration I portunity for students to work Hagerty said Eisenhower will to make sn annual affair was the feel it deserve* in the light of during part of the school day and travel over the drought* stricken Basaar held In December. Head­ the Qualifications of the persons attend classes during the other and happiness... »A regions by plane and also confer ing the list of social activities Is recommended to serve as Judges,” part. Also new this yesr to S.H.S. ' n the areas with local offlesls the annual Beta Sigma Phi Banhe ssld. is a course In driver training, un­ He added the trip will last "sev­ The judicial amendment ratified der the direction of W. G. Flem quel This la a traditional formal eral days." In the Nov. • general election set Ing, which gives students both Hagerty said today Elsenhower dinnar held by the members for up three district appeals courts class work and aetual driving will make the tour in mid-Jan­ Incoming pledges, husbands and DENVER U R —Thomas Lyle of three members each to hell training In safe and courteous uary, with specific dates to be escorts, at which time the Girl Blunt Is doing nil right despite Ms speed Justice and esse the worl driving habits. In addition to these of the Year la named and presen­ P L U M B IN G lack of a high school education set later. load of the Supremo Court. new courses, S.H.S. offers an ex- and the feet he was hospttallze< ted. Other eocltl activities include Hagerty announced these other The amendment provides that cellent choice of subjects In eoeial the Rush party In September, development*: 319 Elm Av*. the goevrnor shall appoint three studies, mathematics, s c i e n c e , IVi years with tuberculosis. 1. The President will confer Pledge Ritual In November, the Blunt Is a Junior majoring In judges for each of the districts languages, homemaking, art, mu­ Christmas party for the children with the American ambassador to some time in June. Phone 109 sic, physical education, agriculture, psychology at the University of of the members, Ritual Jewels In commercial courses, speech and Denver. He entered the school In France, C. Douglas Dillon who March, at which time the pledges 1931 as a freshman. Since then will start back to his Paris post THE LAWYERS. You might want library science. May your doys be bright be has been hospitalised half the shortly after reporting to Elsen­ receive full membersMp. Mother’s to sue or you might get sued to­ with the leys of the The students o f Seminole High Day Tea, and varioua other small hower. morrow. Like the doctor the lawyer School have an opportunity to gov­ time with tuberculosis. Informal gatherings. scarce and its M ewler Born In Lyon County, Iowa, t. Eisenhower accepted the res­ Is a man whom you want in a ern themselves through the Stu­ ♦ o H o T ^ o ii^ m id hurry when you want him. Rut not dent Council. The Council is Blunt attended elementary schools ignation of Carter L. Burgess as OUR MERCHANTS. Maybe you tU the lawyer's job U to gst you composed of students elected by In Iowa, Missouri and Oklahoma assistant secretary of defence in need credit, so it certainly is eharf# of manpower, personnel He passed up high school "be­ out of trouble — if possible. More each class as representatives, and good Idea to get to know your mer­ frequently It I* In helping you to a senior is elected by the student cause times were hard” end •nd reeerves. Bookkeeping Service Burgete also Is resigning as a chant end let him know you. But avoid trouble and losses. From body to serve as president. The worked Instead on farms and it Ph. 1573 drawing a wa'arnty deed to help­ Student Council works closely with an Omaha, Neb., packing plant. government member of the com­ more than that, knowing your mer­ ing prepare your will, he esn be Its sponsors and the principal to He also spent 12 years In the mission on government security. chant means that you establish Atlantic Bank Bldg. In Washington Burgess was re­ a personal contact that carries over Army. of big help. enable students to have a voice in ported by aviation sources to have Into business transactions. You will Blunt's collsga grades have the school affairs. been "uniformly high.” Now be accepted the presidency of Trans find, too, that your merchant car Seminole High School has an ex­ rles stocks far more extensive t£an haa been named to Phi Beta Kap­ World Airlines. cellent sports program. Of major The presidency of TWA has you knew and if he knows you, he pa, national scholastic honor fra interest, not only to students, but been vacant since the death of can operate his firm so as to please temlty. to local residents, la the inter* you. it Is probably true you see Ralph Damon last January. Blunt, Incidentally, Is 60. school football program. This year more of your merchant than almost 8.H.S. began Ita football season anyone other than the family — so as a new member of the Orange THE TEACHERS. In this day and you ought to know him better. Belt Conference. The football time, most of us are spending less team is coached by Bill Fleming, time la our homes and with our with the able asaUtance of Bud children, with the result that more Layer and Dave Laud*. The *n of our children's foundation is left tire sports program Is under the to the teacher. Since he or she Holly branches are part of the direction of athletic director Fred wields a mighty big influence on Christmas scene. Even before Ganas, and it Includes participa­ the Uvea of our youngsters, Its there was a Christmas the in­ tion in track, basketball, and pretty good Idea to know them dent Romans found that the better, and help them at home. baseball. The recently formed shiny, prickly green leaves and Seminole Chiefs U a booster club red berries of the holly trow were of local resident* interested in YOURSELF. It's Ironic that after Ideal as festive adornment for the supporting the school’s sport* all la said a ^ done, w* never take halls where they celebrated their program. a good look at oursalvaa, and some­ feasts of Saturnalia. Seminole High School has an ex­ times w* really dont know our­ Holly came to be considered cellent band. The band partici­ selves as w* should. This week eaered by many becauie Its beau­ pates la State and District con­ a good time to double check wltk ty was greatest at a time when tests, end has taken many su­ the idea of Individual betterment most other trees were barren. perior ratings in the past. In ad­ When we ask ourselves bow wn Evil spirits and witches hold The Christmas Bell rings out glad dition to local concerts, the band may correct eom* fault or make povrerful sway In the legends and tidings to all our loyal friends and gives excellent performances dur­ •ora* self Improvement, then we folklore of all peoples and they ing the half-time of football games may be on the way to eom* real account for holly’s present post customers: wishing you a happy holiday. LOYAL FRIENDS tlon el a doorway decoration. It aided by the Majorette Corps and Improvement the Pep Club. was placed over entryways and Lincoln was the first great friend windows in the belief that Its Another musical organisation In Usia busy old world. It may often appear that gives excellent public per­ doing deeds of great merit for thee- thorns would ward off these un formances, both locally end dur­ sinds of people, often doing deed* wanted visitors. Regardless of ing State and District contests, is of great merit for unknowns with­ legendary spirits, one thing is the Glee Club. out their realising i t Countless sure, Christmas holly is here to that we neglect or forget those we hold dear. Seminole High School also has stories have been told of hie high stay as an expression of the Cor. Sanford & 2nd Street, Sanford, Florida—Phono 358 several honorary, service, and regard for his fellow men snd his friendliness, good will and Joy of ithe lesson. ■octal organisations, such aa Tri- •cUons proving his belief. Bat at Christmas time, we take this space to say Hl-Y, Key Club, Projectionist Club, Future Nurses, F u t u r e Teachers Latin Club, Future Farm­ That we vain* your friendship each and every day I ers, Library Council, DCT Club, and Journalism Club. A plan is now in progress for To each of yon. . . A Very Merry Christmas! the installation of a local club of a national acholastle organisa­ tion. EvenU and activities of these organisations, os well a* sports end academic stud!** are record­ ed plctorially la the pages of the school annual yearbook, the Sal­ magundi. SHS 560 Students Are Staffed By 28 Capable Teachers ll President To Tour Drought Areas In Mid-January £ C o lleg e Student Doing A ll Right Despite Hardships tl LEE B R O S . Jay M. Walter _ Christmas Holly Expression Of Good W ill, Friendliness I HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE sx HAPPY v T > HOLIDAY T* All Friends And Customers... PROGRESSIVE Printing Company 407 W. 13th St. 1'hone 408 Flamingo Winners W ill Be Honored MIAMI — (FNS) Winners of Hialeah’s Flamingo race will be permanently honored with com­ pletion of the "Flamingo Foun­ tain," • new project under constraction. The water display will be lo­ cated in tho center of the large plaza behind the newer section of the grandstand, with vertical Jets snd side sprays. Eight walks will converge on the fountain. Around the stone base will be mounted bronze plaques Inscribed with names of Flamingo winners since the race began In 1926. A con­ tingent of pink Flamingoes will be part of the project, with new. more elaborate quarters Includ­ ing a wall fountain and large wading pool surrounded by shrub bery snd water plants. They will be at the west side of the plaza, which will have a balustrade on three tides in­ stead of one this winter. Here's a melody of good wishes fer el ear friends that sings ositz MERRY C H R I S T M A S , everyoael. Ne-Hi Bottling Company Bottler* of Royal Crown and Par-T-Pak Beverage* 504 Celery Av*. Phone 173 SANFORD BOAT WORKS "Out Celery Avenue" JOHN L. BRU M LEY, Owner II �Northeast Air Command's Future 'Operations Told Foreign Artists' Popularity Grows Among Americans WASHINGTON UR—The present Northeast Air Command, being dissolved after Jan. 1, will oper­ ate thereafter under the Air De­ fense Command and the Strategic Air Command . The big command covers east­ ern and northeastern Canada and Greenland. The Defense Depart­ ment announced last July that It ^ r a i to be abolished and has d is c lo s e d details of future opera­ tions o f Its faellltles- HOLLYWOOD UR-SInce World War 2 Foreign artist—pertieularlf Europeans—have lnfltrsted Am erican record shops in in­ creasing numbersPractically unknown here a half dozen years ago, som e art now alm ost as fam iliar aa a Como, Croaby or Lombardo. One o f the better known foreign voles Imports Is Caterlna Valsnte, an Italian singer and actresi who roe* to popularity In Germany. Dacca sold more than • half mil lion records here o f her "M alaguana,” "The Breeze and 1" and "G ra n a d a ." < T w o other German im port! are big sellers fo r Dacca in America. Helmut Zacharies, a musician trained In tha classics but n>*k The department said that "this change Is a part o f the Defense Department's effort to simplify and strengthen Us entire defense Structure by orderly and economi­ cal realignment o f assigned de­ fense tasks." Shifts in command Include bringing th0 Far East Air . j o r c e headquarters back to Hafp ra ll. The new plan for the Northeast Command, the department said, MwUl make air defense and sup­ porting forces more responsive to the needs o f continental air de­ fense and also will provide SAC with more efficient control of the facilities which It u ses." But fields such as Goose Ray in Canada, Harmon in Newfound­ l a n d and Thule In Greenland arc S ta g in g bases fo r SAC bombers. The Air Defense Command will be responsible for planning and gupply support in the eastern re­ gion o f the Distant Early Warn Ing Line Dewline, as well as ether warning systems which go into operation later It's a Christmas half ham all decked ledctd nut out in In holiday motif. In this picture, | a shank portion of ham is used.. 1 It's festively garnished with pineapple slice* rkltng green sugar. tinted red and edged with sparkling sugar, Citron and almonds coobin* to add an air of glamour to this meat of distinction. raw escoapia mmhuim... Carols Are Sung For Many Years The Sounds of Christmas According to the Bible itory o f Christmas, the Irst carol was sung by a chorus o f angels from Heaven— the “ Gloria In Excelsis" — "G lory to God In the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward m en". There la no fa ct aa to why the Christmas songs are called " c a r ­ o ls ". The Latin origin o f the word meant " t o dance In a rin g ," an! the • artiest rang* were n»u_^ ally accompanied by some sorC^ o f dancr movements. Othrrs < c m * to think the word stems fr o m * the same derivation aa "chorus'*. 7St. Prancla o f Assist Is repute 1 , to have conducted a Christmas > servlet singing the Gospel and. giving the sermon, and is cred­ ited for the first significant carnLThe ballad type of earol. now considered by muelcal writers aa * tha trua carol, la the folk song type, headed down from genera­ tion to ganaratlon. c»r»M, rwhw. iM*a> Ail those happy holiday sounds that neither mind nor photographs will A Christmas Wish rrrall can be deposited in a treasury of family memories by using a tape (reorder. An unuruat gift that will serve the family in a thousand waya like to think that there win be during the yrar, this versatile machine can be used to record the eiprettiona On Christmas Day, around each e( pleasure and delight at gift-giving time. It wiU record the greetings tree, ‘ and conversations of all those gathered together again in the family circla A feeling o f the presence o f as w> tl as taps messages to those unabl* to return home for the holidays. The Child God len t us with Ills lov e; That there, betide each girl and Ing his livelihood from popular sold m ore than a million records boy. music has sold more than 300,000 in Am erica. H e ll be, and sharing in their records of "When the White Lilacs Columbia Record* has found a Joy. Bloom A g a in " favorile In a 22-year-old French I like to think that, all the while, Werner Mueller, who backs Miss conductor. Michel Lcgrand in hit The gifts unfold, I'll see Him Valente, also is girding fo r his long playing album " I Love P a r am ile; lolo conquest of the United is." And that He’ll bear our caroling, Many foreign recording stars And know lt 'i fo r the thanks States. He already has appeared on several popular "H oliday' 'long were introduced to American au­ we bring diences via a foreign label—Lon­ To God the Father, fo r HI* birth, playing albufs. And who could forget Fritz don Records Such London start T o be among ua on the Earth. 0 , m ay our Christmas time be Schulz-Rclchel, better known here as Mantovani, Frank Chark<firld, at "Crary O tto"? Fritz— playing Stanley Black, Cyril Stapleton, gay: But let's rem em ber lt'a Ills melody wilh his left hind Instead Vera Lynn and Ted Heath have o f right on an " o f f tune" piano— sold big here. D ay— L et's find a place fo r prayer In It. And *o have Jesus share in I t —Carl Helm I Panama Canal Having Navigation Troubles By EDWARD S. HITCH CHICAGO iR— Has the Fanama Canal outgrown Its britches? With attention focused on Suet, (he 42-year-otd "b ig ditch" la having navigation troubles o f its own. Two m ajor proposals are being aired to increase traffic In outmoded lock facilities. The first advocates improve­ m ent o f the existing canal by completing the third locks and adding a summit terminal lake Tuberculosis kills about four near th* P acific end similar to illlon peopl# in the world every the Gatun Lake at the Atlantic endar. Regal Crown Roast of Lamb Can you imagine a more beautiful or appropriate meat for your Christmas dinner than Crown Uoast o f Lamb? Fashioned as it is from rib sections o f the young lamb, the delicate-flavored meat Is tender and juicy. Buying poinirrit Order several days ahead. Allow 2 to 3 riba per person. Your meat dealer will ahapo tho needed rib sections Into a crown, removing tho meat from tho ends o f tho rib bones. Ask him to grind the lamb trimmings but not to put the ground lamb in the crown. To prepare for Rouitingi 1. Use part o f the ground lamb, browned, to add to your favorite bread stuffing. Or us« fo r lamburgers or breakfast patties. 2. Sprinkle all over with salt and pepper, dashes o f garlic salt. Place rib ends down in uncovered roasting pan. Insert roast meat thermomster between ribs into center of thickest part o f meat, being sure it does not rest in fat. 3. Wrap stuffing in heavy aluminum foil and place in a shallow pan. To Roam Place lamb and stuffing in 323 degree F. (slow) oven. Cook until the roast meat thermometer registers aboutt 172 degrees F. The meat will be juicy, full o f fine Davor, and slightly pink. It will take around 2 hours. Because o f its shape, it cooks more quickly than other lamb roasts. About H hour before lamb la to Li served, remove from oven. Pour fat from pan. Turn roast rib ends up and fill cavity with the stuffing. Return to oven to finish roasting. To Server Place crown roast on warm platter. Put a large ripe or green olive, with stuffing removed, on each rib end. Serve with gravy made from tho drippings, buttered broccoli, nnd Cranberry Mint Ice made by combining a 1-pound can o f Jellied cranberry sauce crushed, 1 cup pineapple Juice, teaspoon spearmint ex­ tract. Blend with rotary egg beater until smooth. Pour in freezing tray o f refrigerator. Freeze, Serve immediately. The second plan calls for eon structlon o f a practically new level Panama Canal, with large tidal loeka at each end to shut out the aea. This la the o ft dls cussed "sea level p roject.” In its 1937 winter issue, "Ships and tho S ea " magazine discussed the prospects for a m ajor canal overhaul. The canal has becom e one of the world's most vital arteries of trade. Rock slldef, cave-ins and limitations o f the narrow 110 foot locki hav> heightened demands for action by Congress and the U- S. Army Engineers. A major rock slide in 1934 cost three mil lion dollars in revenue. It is estl mated that converting the SOmile canal into an ocean level passage would cost $4,800,000,000 In 1906 President Theodore Roo­ sevelt recommended tho present lakes and locks canal, overruling the sea-level canal favored by the Intcrnatonlal Board of Consul­ ting Engineers Congress adopted Roosevelt’s proposal but Uit. ar gument never died. Many canal ion* officials ind some Pentagon brass still conUnd that if a major overhaul is in prospect, the sea-level Job should be done. fijD A FLORISTS Celery Ave. Phone 212 Then there was the Army rookie who, while the rest o f the boys were happily decorating tha barracks or Christman, said «o»ir ly, "P h ooey on Santa Claus. Twen ty year* ago I asked him for a soldier suit—and NOW I get I t !" "A n d an angel If the Lord stood by them, and the glory of the Lord shone round about them— . And the angel said unto them behold, I bring you good tidings o f great Joy.” —St. Luke 2:9, 10. " F o r who hath nought to give but love "G iv es all his heart away, Advocates o f the sea level plan "A n d giving all, hath all to give scored a round In 1M7 when Jo­ “ Another Christmas Day.** seph C, Mehaffey, ihen governor — Charles W. Kaonady of the Canal Zone, endorsed it In belief that the eanal would be It is pointed out that such an­ made safer from bom bing at chorages are essential whan fog tacks- Ills report wa* presented halts ship traffic in GiUard Cutto Congress by President Tru They would also Increase the res­ man without comment and no ac ervoirs that stabilize the level o f lion was taken. the canal. A trip through ihe Panama Ca Under the locks lake plan, the nal from the Caribbean Sea be main channels o f the canal would gins at Colon, then through the bu widened and straightened. The Gatun Locks Gatun Lake, the water level o f the canal between Gaillard cut o f the continental dl the locks would be Increased vide, through Pedro Miguel Locks, from 83 feet to 92 feet above sea Mlraflores Lake, M iraflores locks level. to the Bay o f Panama at Balboa The controversy over the m er­ and the Pacific. , its o f (he two plans may wax The thin! locks-terminal lake hotter in 1937, but the sea-level plan calls for a wider set o f locks project has strong backing. In May 1958, John S. Seybold, at Gatun, a new set o f locks at Mlraflores and abandoning tho retiring governor o f the eanal locks now at Pedro Miguel Locks zone, said he believed a sea-level would enable a summit terminal canal at Panama was Inevitable. The National Rivers and Har­ lak* near the Pacific end of the Congress convention In canal to match the ih ip anchor bors age o f Gatun Lake near the At Wshhlngton, D. C , In May also urged tha eonvenlon o f the canal lantic end. to "ocean-level." Engineers estimate that a sea level cut would be at least 108 feet deeper and four times longer than the present Gaillard Cut. W IS H IN G Cl. J{. A.most tw o thousand years ago Three Wise Men fou nd tho YO U secret o f great happiness as they paid homage to a new born Babo fflm v * Christmas Beal in a manger. And today, as then, V the message o f Peace and Good tT , * * wiahaa fo r • Joyous holiday from our staff. W ill shines from the eyes o f men ► . * • •" and warms their hearts as Christ* * mas approaches. Its blessings and N o w that the “ shopping's ovar and ell the wrapping's done . . , ’tie time to pause in reverence God Bless Us Every Onel STATE FARM INSURANCE srats raaa & imset awes POWELL'S O FFICE SU PPLY 119 S. Magnolia Phona 988 Service U our Motto. Meiach Bldg, IS SANFORD PHONE 1136 IRVING I. PRYOR, IIEP hopes aro fo r all mankind. May Good W u h « s Of The Seaton) May You Enjoy HEALTH. HAPPINESS. And PROSPERITY! Cullen & Harkey Realtors 106 N. Park Ave. they also be yours this Christmas. HOLLER M OTOR SALES CHEVROLET East Second Street at Palmetto OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC Phoaes 1231-1079 i r;_•*4* 'Tafia �t Bible b Described Popular Mince Pie Has As World's Finest Colorful Background Journalistic Effort LAKELAND—The Santa Claus Bowl queen selected Dec. 28 will ride la style heading the all youth bowl parade staged In downtown t - .a .u » a each yaar. It's (be thrill of a lifetime for an 11 or 11 year •id girl. Each girl entered In a beauty contest will h iv e a chance to becom e a queen. GAINESVILLE—T h . director o f the University o f Florida’ s School o f Journalism and Communica­ tions .described the Bible a i the world's flnost journalistic effort and nominated three biblical writera or all-tlm c Pulltxer Prizes. Rae Welmer, speaking at an opening meeting o f the General Extension Division o f Florida's religious news reporting work­ shop on the UF campus, told min­ isters and church lay workers that the Old and N tw Testaments were composed "b y greater reporters and editors than we a re ." Re singled out for Individual recognition three biblical writers: 1) The greatest Journalist— Moses, because the ten command­ ments resulted from "the beat editing In Journalism” ; 2) The best reporter—Luke, whose "story hag the characteris­ tic* o f the beat reporting—clear­ ness, vividness, truthfulness, facts In due proportion, human In'srest, and a touch o f the' writer's 'per­ sonality 3) The best editorialist— Paul, "w ho wrote letters lhat are worth reading by all men, whatever their theology." Welmer also paid tribute to three unknown biblical scribes; the war correspondent who wrote Judges, the feature writer who recorded the love story of Ruth, and the rewrite men who gath­ ered the Proverb* o f Solomon. Lo and behold the mince p it! months la the com ing year This noble holiday dessert, one you had tasted mince pies at o f Am erica'* longtime favorites, Christmas tim e. That still sounds claims an ancestry rich In religious like a w onderful reason for eat­ and historical significance. Some ing all the pie you wantl According to legend mince piee of the Interesting highlights from its colorful background discovered were alw ays an appreciated item. by research o f fam iliar holiday In olden days they had to bo foods are presented h e n . watched \0 ry carefully after bak­ Its close tie with Christmas ing on Christmas Eva for faar dates back tothe tim e whsn thieves would make o ff with them mince pie wasmade up o f the .T oday this sam e problem often choicest products o f the East, exists, though the thiavea are aymbollxlng the gifts o f the W ise' usually m em bers o f the fam ily Men to theChrist Child. In its orl* - -in»M h ovs— and some not so glnal form the pie aaamed the .n u n , w ho snitch Juat a little shape o f the manger. Oftentim es, At a time until there may mlncepie waa covered with a lat-j not be enough left fo r a fam ily ticed crust which represented the| -e hvlous solution is hayrack o f the Stable o f Bethle- jo make plenty of pleat Livestock Show, Exposition Set Ian. 29-Feb. 2 CLEWISTON, (FN S)— Dates lor tha fifth annual Sugarlsnd Exposition and Livestock Show isve been set for Jan. 29 through Teh. 2, 1957. Sponsored by tha Clewiston lost o f the Veterans of Foreign Vara, the exposition will display he citrus and vegetable products irown so profusely in the rich Florida Everglade*. Tha fam ous pure bred stocks f Brahmas, Santa Gertrudis nd other rattle will make up one >f the finest livestock show* In state. Feature attraction for visiting ourlsts Is the guided tour through he U. B. Sugar orporatlon "S o­ lar House* where raw sugar Is node from the cane growing warby. Seminole Indians will also ie on band to demonstrate their vay o f life In the huge reserva­ tion* located In the Everglades :ounlry. May th* warmth and friendship of tha Christmas Spirit be with you at this won­ derful Holiday Season I ST IN E M ACHIN E and SUPPLY CO. 207 W. 2nd ST. PHONE 62 a t Mnvy Commissions New Ship Capable Of Firing Missiles .. . . . . At ^ wcr®, , ' ’5 * P/ e ' ^ ‘ V * : shredded or minced pie. And there was an old saying that you would have aa many happy Christmas Day Is Celebrated Twice In Puerto Rico The pie In the photo la baked modern style, topped with a lattlce crust. For thla or a two crust , , , doubl* crust r Is recommended. This one is fool proof, even fo r novices. Because o f the vegetable shortening used, the dough can be handled as much ai you like without the crust's flaky goodness being affected. PASTER Y FOR DOUBLE Stale's Sales Tax Collections Take Jump In November TALLAHASSEE <*— Florida’ s November tales tax collections Jurm>ed up 234 per cent over N o­ vember a year ago fo r tba b ig ­ gest monthly percentage increase ever. Comptroller Ray E. Green re­ ported that receipts of S7.T03.4M were S1.493JM higher than fo r November IMS. It was tba b ig ­ gest percentage Jump since the tax waa levied la 1844. The receipts were for October sales. Sales tax collections for the first fiv e months o f the current business year total $38447,212. This la )3,7M 4M more than fo r the corresponding period a year ago, or a 19.1 per cent Increase. November gasoline tax collec­ tions amounted to $7488.613, an Increase o f $880,432 or 13.1 per cent over last November. Gasoline tax collections fo r the first fiv e months o f the business year totaled 837.824493, up 94.013494 from the same period a y e a r 'a g o . Sales tax receipts go toward general governmental operations. Gasoline tax revenues are used for highway purposes. G lass Bubbles On Tree Industry In Europe, Japan The fragile bubble* o f gl*»*. which are so mueh a part o f the decoration! the Christmas tree, i r e largely a eottsge In­ dustry In Europe and Japan. In tha tiny vDIagea that cling to steep mountainsides In eastern Europe whole fam ilies share In the manufacturing process. Spe­ cial shapes and designs sre the exclusive property o f families, the patterns frequently dating back for centuries unchanged. Using a bunsen burner, the CRUST PIE (9 inch) First-time holiday visitors to 2 Cups slftc-' enriched flour Puerto Rico. Uncle Sam 's Com ­ 1 teaspoon salt monwealth In the Caribbean, o f­ 3/4 cup shortening ten are surprised to find It cele­ 4 tablespoons water Com bine flour and salt In mix brates Christmas twice. Or, perhaps more properly lng bow l. Cut In shortening with speaking, the Island extends the pn.trv blender or two knives tinYule season well beyond the til mixture Is uniform and very dates observed on the mainland, fine. Sprinkle water over shorIn Puerto Rico, the Christmas' tening mixture, a tablespoon at a i T L n n O t T i o r Y m i f h as Dec. 23, usually, time, tossing lightly with a fork. 1 w lllC l I L IU (II season begins SAN ANTONIO, Tex. — with strolling musicians playing Shape Into a ball with hands. rythmic and typically native car­ Divide Into two portions. Roll “ American children have the dir­ ols. each portion to 1/ 8" thickness on tiest mouths In the w orld," a c ­ They play at the entrance to floured board or pastry cloth. cording to Dr. Maury Massler, private homes, serenade you In Line pie plate and trim with scis­ head of the children’ * dentistry hotel dining rooms nr even while sor* Vi inch beyond edge o f plate. department of the University o f you are window ahopplng. Roll out other half o f dough to Illinois College o f Dentistry. This Is paradoxlal is A m eri­ Culmination o f the holidays a diam eter o f about 10 Inches. here Is Jan. 6, when all o f Puerto Cut 3 /4 Inch pastry strips and can mothers spend so much tim e | Rico observe* the traditional weave arm s- filling about H Inch keeping their children’ s bodies Three Kings Day (E piphany). apart. Trim end* even with low- and clothes clean. M auler told Throughout the Com onw ealth; er edge o f pastry. Fold bot'om the Southwestern Dental A ssem b­ and In virtually every commit- , dge up 0V4T strips and flute with ly. He said the average child in his nlty, the Plazas are gayly fingers or fork. Bake In hot oven decorated, usually with elrborate (423 F .) 10 minutes, then lower city has 12 cavities by the t im e 1 replicas o f the nativity scene. temperature to 330 F. and con­ he la 12, whereas the average Christmas Eve Is traditionally tinue baking for about 23 minutes child in southern Italy has l e s s : devoted to tha special Mass at than one at the same age. MINCEMEAT FILLING historic San Juan Cathedral, He said .08 per cent o f A m eri­ where thousands gather fo r the 2* cups (28 ounce Jar) mince­ can children at age 12 have meat midnight services that usher in mouth* without filing*, while 98 3/4 cup chopped tart apples the holiday season. per cent o f the children In south-! Combine mincemeat and tart Another widely-observed fiesta cm Italy reach 12 without need­ ing filling*. I. the Patron Feast d.y of San I *PpI,,: Sebastian Street In San Juan, P To p w *** ***^ce cru ,t * H* said there are two main from Jan. 13-23, marked by a t,ov#reason* children o f other nations scries o f colorful parades and have fewer cavities: "T h ey end Let Junior "e r a s e " his board each meal with fruit, nature's I street dances in Old San Juan But perhaps the most interest­ with a sudsy cloth to keep chalk toothbrush, or In the case o f M o­ ing ceremony typical o f the Com­ dust from flying around the room hammedan children, they wash monwealth Is the annua] " i s f r a " Soap or detergent suds are safe out their mouths with water; sec­ or sugar harvest which starts In for both the blackboards made of ond, only American children are January and continues through real slate and the wooden boards allowed to eat sweets between June. specially treated to serve black- m eals." Visitors can ae* tha harvest board purpose*. In operation almost anywhere on New clothes hamper* covered the Island «s th ou san ds-of cane cutter* bring in tha sugar for pro­ with washable quilted plastic are studio, cessing at the centrals. The big suitable for bedroom or event takes place Feb. 2nd, when not just the bathroom. These can bonfire* light up the countryside be had In hassock shape to double to celebrate the harvest season. •* a « a t . at . . . father carefoBy 'Btowe A* ' glass tubing to th# daalred sbtM. with the aid o f an Iron mold. Hi* ton remove* th* hot ornament to a cooling table. Next tba m o­ ther silver* the Inside, and th# daughter* apply painted designs. Mechanrcit method*, developed In recent year* by American *Ja«» manufacturers, may *oon bria$p doom to thla picturesque little In­ dustry. _____________ Th* design o f the Cbristmai Seals that fight TB changes even year. Each ahest o f the 1938 Seals represents a parade o f boys and girls carrying th# Double-Barred Cross, trademark o f the National Tuberculosis Aaaoclatlon and U* 3.000 affiliate!. fa ear aieey Meeds sad n t f s a s n , Mey year Clrfslwas be aerry eed brfgbN Wert Jewelry Store Fhofle 5 202 E. 1st- American Children Have More Cavities O u r entire staff wishes you a ll th* blessings of thla holy season and Joy and . hapnlness in the years to come . . * t Ssuduvdk $Iom a n d p ain t Qo. NEW YORK (iV-The Nsvy has commissioned a ship described as th# forerunner o f i fleet cap­ able o f firing guided missiles to "a n y point on the face of the globe.” Asst. Secretary o f the N a vy; Garrison Norton so dcsrrtbed ihe USS Compass Island at her com ­ missioning at the Rrooklyn naval shipyard. The ship Is packed with navi­ gational instrument*. Her func­ tion will he to provide preelse navigational Information. The Compass Island will team with other vessels that will actually fire the miMlles. The Compa-s Island Is named for a small Island In Tanobscot Bay, Maine. For a gift that will increase In value as lime goes on, give a United State* Savings Rond, which pay* a high Interest rate. Gets Rocket Prize To all of you whom we have been privileged to serve—we extend As this year comes to a our thanks for your patronage and It adds much to the enjoyment of the season close, we wont to expresa oar f our best wishes that your to extend to our friends and customers thanks for your loyal patronage tn d Guijtmii be filled with much our wish that your Christmas happiness and toyl / will be the most joyous you have ever knows..» VOPOPICH SEOVICE S E i'i BLECrfUCAlXGAi dO * a p p l ia n c e 2 0 ? SANFCRD AVf - 1240 our best wishes for a MEJIRY C H R ISTM AS... JAMII 8. UACKMON. IT, Ct arlotte, N.C., shows his six-foot home-built missile to Thomas F. Morrow at a special showing In New York. Th# youth wen tha 81.000 American Rocket SocietyC h rysler C orporation award for his rreatlva skill and scien­ tific knowledge. ( Internationalf B ID W E L L HERE SIN CE 1920 FEED AND SUPPLY CO. 110 W. SECOND ST. T1IONE 1158 Dealer fee U e t PtJRINA CROWS m i PURINA f ARM tUW IB Celery City PRINTING Company 115 South Park A t*. l Phone 310 Sanford. Florida. �* IS - Did You Know? Did too know: grew au horized an Airman T \j- . In tb« earl* daxa o f the nation: ,postage for a ono-ahcot letter coat j a p to » cent*? - T1m present 1-cent rate for let* t e n la the tam e a» it was In 1I M ? eri* Medal o f Honor. These— and hundred* o f other intercatlng and useful fa cte—are contained In a new publication Issued by the Post O ffice Depart­ ment, Po»t master General Arthur f " Conjresa in 17*7 provided that r Summ orfleld announced to all letters and packages to George day.. •Washington could be nailed free; r h o comprehensive 138 page to Mm for the remainder of hit booklet containing many tables lifetim e. gnj rovering postage rates from And oo April 3. 1880 the frank the nation's early day* until toIng privilege w a i given to Star- day I* entitled “ United States .Uta Washington— she being the' Domesle Postage Rate* 1788Ffirst Presidential widow to Ret; gp.'MI.** It Is available from ihe the privilege. Tbia started a ’ Superintendent o f D o e u menu, legislative custom th a t.h a s es- Washington 23. D. C. at 45 cenU t\ tcn<led to thin day. ' a copy. In 1113. to encourage vaccina- i ----------------------------->tion, Congress provided then for The first white girl born In 1. free mailing o f vaccine*. . New England was Elizabeth, The danger and drama of build : daughter o f PUgrim* John Alden ing the nation's airmail service i and Priscilla Mnlltna. Her greve was highlighted in i n i when Con- is in Little Compton. R. 1. Season's G reetingsl Downtown Cleaners & Laundry PHONE 911 113 PALMETTO AVE. SOUTHSIDE LAUNDROMAT POODMART BLDG. 104 E. 25th SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY PHONE 478 (A Pick Up h. Delivery Service) * 819 W. 3rd. St WHhdlflM Thai earn* to yo« today Wa*d Bw to addL ham afl of vm A M E R R Y CH RISTM AS D A Y I H. Janies Gut, Agency 313 B. l i t PhoM T8 Christmas Holidays Reported To Be Most Deadly Time Of Year during the dark hours o f 3 p. m. You need not be afraid, of and 7 a. m. Because o f the rising toB, a course, the National Safety Coun­ c il aays. But the Council adds “ Back the Attack on T raffic Ac* that I f* wise to have a healthy ridents" cam paign, launched this respect for the dark if you are |"°nth “ ml continuing through 1 l9 o.. will em phasize night driving driving a car. hazard* during December. Em The reason la simple — you pha<is also w ill be on speed, must aee danger to avoid it. drinking drivers and pedestrians Lest year more than half of and pedestrian hazard*, all of the M.3i)0 fatal traffic accidents which in cieaso tho Christmas occurred at night — and during; holiday toll, the Council said, the Christmas holidays, which th e ; — .... . . . . CHICAGO—Afraid of the dark? Christmas Carols Bring To Mind Real Meaning Of Event Nothing puu you In the mood, and reflects the ip lrt o f Christ­ ina*, as much as Christmas car­ ols. Whetbsr you htar them tor the first tim e this y ser sung by a choir, over ths air or a family group. . .they bring to mind the incnt by public officials, and to real meaning o f Christmai. A stimulate acceptance o f e n fo r c e -; j ^ ^ Y 5R B ^ P 1oflI!7 ^ ! ! u ! r ^ R T I v ^ ^ m e r i c a ^ i n ^ I ^ o M h ^ 7 n n u a ^ a n U ^ ia u ^ $ w M U e e n ™ C 0> non-religious song. " I 'm Dream ment by citizen*. I telt >chcduled in Lakeland Dec. M. as a highlight of a football contest between boy* from ing o f a Whit# Christm as" by Ir­ “ Drive safety yourself,” said Chicago III., Washington. D. C., Ft. U u d rrd a lc, and Chlckashn, Okl*. Beauty contestants from sack ving Berlin. . .brings back fond Ned II. Dcarboru, Council p r e s l-, Florida city will have an opportunity t* vie for the queen** crown. Winner will rceelve a trophy IM m em ories to almost sveryone. hent, “ and prevent the one ac- a $350 wardrobe, Ever since the first Christraaj. cldcnt you can control — the carols have been an integral part one that involve* you. Then get o f this joyous holiday *e»«on. Ac­ behind a com m unity attack on cording to the Bible -story of Kor over ninety years, we have thi* problem. Back your officials Christmas, the first carol was |plctored' the traditional Santa to the hilt in whatever needs to lung by a chorus of angels — Claus as a rotund Jolly e lf with be done to stop thi* carn a ge." the “ Gloria In E x cc ls li" — |, nowy beard and mustaches, The Council offer* the follow ­ “ Glory to God in the highest.” |,irpMrd in red and white. ing suggestions to help reduce Perhaps In the spirit o f old The early settler* in America j th is image of Santa Claus has night driving accidents Scrooge, many of us are Inclined | brought many o f the old Euro- been ,|par („ the hearts of youngt. Slow- dow n. Don't regulate ,0 . . „ i h . humbllg- th, chrl.tm a.| pean carol* to this country, t ,ter* since 1863 when it first apyour ,peed by posted limit* alont. hoIida>. tnd ^ mvu\n th, t i f , all "A d w te Fidells", long a tradl -■ ‘ • 'peared. Rem ember, speed mu.t be g o v loa com m ercial! tionai hymn, has an unknown ori But have you ever wondered crood by condition*, and darkness „ . „. gin. where the legend of Santa Claus "A w a y in a M anager", Luther's began? hymn, cam e to u i from Germany. ‘ ,, , wrong, once a year, to make the About 1600 year* ago, a young “ God R«at Ye. Merry Gentle­ 2. Have your car checked fre- dominant lhame one of giving, boy named Nicholas lived in what m en " from England and ths quenlly. In darknei*. immediate r , th, r thin receivingr Is now part o f southwestern Tur­ lovely “ 0 , Holy Night" from key. Even as a hoy, he was known M 'J.’ V ' u ' u ' , 1* * y » r . as the on\ lights o f Franca. From Austria came “ Sil­ ch rU lm „ lre„ wln. for hi* piety ami generosity. La. must. Double check all lights. ent Night, Holy Night". 3. He alert. Keep a constant try night, do we stop to think ter he becam e the Bishop of My­ Americans too. have contribu­ ra. j watch for pcdiwlrlans and for v c - 'o f the million* who have sained ted to our rich heritage of Christ­ There is a famSus *tory of how hide* with dim light* or no lights employment through the Christ mas song*. In 1819, Edmund H. * 8, uta* shopping Industry? Scars, a Unitarian minister, com ­ Nicholas found a poor nobleman Economically, no other holidjy posed "I t Came Upon a Midnight who could not afford dowries for emergency tr a ffic situation, seek* his beautiful daughter*. -t. Don't w ear tinted glnxies at or festive season contributes so C lear." Secretly on three d iffe re n t, night. The advantage they o f f e r , iTiu^h to Ihe welfare of the world, “ W* Three Kings of Bethel* hem A r t " was com posed by Dr. nlghta. Nlchoiai to**rd a bag o f| jn reducing glrre I* m ore than 9 ,r , , Vn ** ha* hardly passed into John Henry Hopkins. Jr., an Epis­ gold through the windows of their o f f , ^ by t|ie dangerously reduced ,he neW >.M r b» f ° re thousands To w ith yoa, avary «m , are at work on toys and myriads | home. Then the daughters were Vi»lon copalian rector. A M IRRY, MERRY CHRISTMAS . .’. . . . . . . , o f other Christmas specialties for Perhaps the best known and able to be married. Down through Ihe centuries the 5 U“ hcadligt.U P W l r Use the nett year. most balovsd of all American car­ ols, “ 0 Little Town o f Bolhle- story o f St. Nicholas was ca rried ' upper b? m only on rur* ‘ hi* h‘ Christmas, and ths spirit 1of h em " was written In 1RM by Phil­ to other countries and when un- r a y ,l l * he" " ? ;P P r" J' hi" « e« Christmas, has endured wars and lips Brooks, a young Episcopalian expected gifts appeared, they w e re 1 U * " hin , '000 fee,‘ L ** low ,r great chaos through conlurlc, as beam when oncoming cars apa time o f Joyou>nc*s and h sppK , minister. A trip to the Holy Land attributed to him. was hit Inspiration fo r the carol. "Saint Nicholas" c a m . to Araer- pr“ ch' whcn y ? u ? r* °.v* r!* kl,!‘ ness, and giving has always been 1another co r, and when driving In Phone 1294 an Important part o f the fostlvi 110 S. l ’ n rk A v e . The gay holiday zong, "Jingle lea through our early Dutch sett­ citlc.-< and residential areas. ties. B ells", haa been popular for al­ lers. Later the name was chang­ 6 . Dim y ou r lights, even though m ost a century and was com pos­ es) to Santa Claus. The picture of Santa Claus ns an oncom ing driver fails to dim ed by another Am erican church­ we know him, was created by his. Trying to get even by blidman, John Piarpont. For the children, there ir e Thomas N'ast to illustrate Dr. ing him kv risking your neck. several catchy Christmas song* Clement Moore's famous poem, Maintain control o f your ca r bylooking at the right shoulder of such aa: “ Santa Claus is Coming "The Night Before Christmas". The drawings which Nast mado the highway. to T ow n " and "R udolph, the Redj to illustrate this epic pot-m show 7 Be sure your lights ar* on Nosed Reindeer.’ Our big selection o f Christmas j Santa at the now.familiar figure before you pull onto a lighted tonga, hymna and carols a z p re ts 1 Nast drew Santa Claus a* a street at night. the friendly. Joyful spirit of tire Jolly gentleman, dressed in red, 6 . Never stop on Ihe travelled seasou. . .and are !ov*d by all! wearing cap and boots and car- portion o f a roadway at night rylng a huge pack-full o f to y * , If you mu*t atop, pull cumpletrly and treasures. . .and this is the j o f f the roadw ay, leaving parking Jolly old elf wa know and love so nnd dome light* on. Carry flares **B . fo r use in amergenciea. S rsS S 'u T n S T S .'S S '"*»«'•« J S £ ' « Santa Claus Legend Began In Turkey Economic Welfare Of World Receives Much From Holiday s■■" «“ » ' » h^v'.Uu.rr.V,- Jh an k Tlosdl Jeweler Be Careful When Hangiing Star On Top O f Tree CHICAGO — Don’t risk seeing ' stars whsn you try to hang a star on Ibe top o f your Christmas tree. This warning com es from the National SaM y Connell, because Christmas aerldanta contributed to the lt.ono deaths from borne falls last year.* U*a a sturdy stepladder, plac* it as close to Ihe tree at possible, and bo cartful when you reach fo r the farthest branch. Th« Council point* out that the holiday season brings many fall h azanlt — placing decorations, toys undkrofot, boxes and wrap­ pings laid "tem p orarily " on stairs, illppcry walks outside. | Another danger o f the holiday season is fire. “ The Christmas tree, filled with natural pitch amt resin, it one o f the most somhustlble o b ­ ject* known," the Council says, "a n d It ean burn *o quickly it is almost Impossible to extinguish the flames by ordinary methods. In case of fire, call the fire departnunt Imm ediately." To h*lp prevent Christmas tree first, the Council offers sight simple precautions: 1. Buy a fresh tree. B* wary o f trees told at “ fireproof." Ami don't attempt to flam eproof Christmas tr**t wth tbsm ical solulona. X Keep ye o r tree la • eold plac* until ready to use i t Be­ fore setting up the tret, saw o ff diagonally at last t o inch o f trunk and place base In water-contain­ ing holder, Keep water reservoir filled. >. I/scsta tree wall away from fireplace , radiators, television *«t*. powerful electric light* and other sourest o f hast. 4. Use only electric lights, and ha sure they near toe Underwrit­ er’ s Laboratories label. Check w ires for dtfseta and loose sock­ et* before putting on tree. 3. Too many light circuits on on* outlet may overload houa* wiring and blow a fust. Reduce the load if this happens, or co n ­ nect part to another circuit out­ let. Never increase tire o f fuse, or substitute a penny for a blown fuse. 6. Be sure ends o f metallie Ici­ cles or other decorations do not dangle into light sockets where they can causa a short circuit and flash fire. 7. Do not operate electric trains o r other eleotrical toys, which m ay spark, under tree. 8 . Take tree down when needles start to fall. Dispose of old trees in fire-safe areas outdoors—never in furnaces, stoves or fireplacss, bee a us* they burn with almost explosive violence. r u PW . • S'I 1 At no other season of the year are warm feelings and friendly words more fitting and sincere than at this time — W e say to you • • Merry Christmas. ur thanks to you for being such good friends to our firm — to each of you a warm and friendly wish for the happiest of all o o •!& !& <L a holiday seasons — Merry, Merry Christmas! -BUD" BAMBERGER, MANAGER m c i isza 109 Magnolia Av«- Corner 2nd. St ■ �t l GM Official Called V; M r. A u t o m o b i l e * , . ■y M M um nr bo b JUresUtad P m * Waatm’i Editor D ear giria: It you would like a kitchenette, vanity table or bottle w arm er built Into y our next auto- Cooler Shade Under Palm s A ir conditioners are going to bo installed In palm trees In Florida. Gilbert Edwards, 31-year eld developer, la building home* fo r retired people at Fort Lau­ derdale. HI* l i - i c i r tract Include* a three-acre tropical garden (had­ ed by tall palme. Edwards plans to hid* air conditioning units up among the palm fronds and giva them enough capacity to cool bench areai 60 fe e t In diameter around each tree. Tha trae* will be kept denud­ ed o f coconut* In deference to sDvsrhalred skull*. SMS. MAMA lAtCOM.wJ, receive* her flrat Federal old age and lur•U’l?” •“ Vfnno* ^heck in Lot Angel** from Charles Schottland, U.«. social security director. Mrs. Baleom became eligible for bene* ■ta under new law* which lower the age for woman from the former W*ytar level. Coverage haa also been extended. (Infernal1'- ' S £= Estimate O f '57 Biennium Told I * - mobile, Just write to R arity JEarl, vice president In ebarge o f styling. General Motors, Detroit, Mich. The affable, 6 foot 4 dean of mo­ tor car design, who has been dub­ bed "M r. Automobile." says all he wants to know la what the la­ dies want in an automobile and, by gum, be'U glv( It to them. In New York for the opening o f the automobile show, Earl relaxed fo r a few minutes and chatted about recant discoveries in his business* "I 'v e designed mor* than 30 million cars," said he, "and it wasn't until a couple of years ago that 1 realised how much I could learn from women. This was at a shindig In New York, where about 300 newspapermen from all over the country war* present. I in­ vited them to fire , questions at me, and boy, did they fire. I never had to answer to many things so fast in m y life. "Since then, I've been listening to th« remarks women make about their care, and a lot o f the change* in the 1937 automobiles are the result o f this listening.' Earl spoke with admiration o f the women designers now on the staff of each of tha General Moto* cars. Said ha: "We* hate one woman doing in­ terior dsaign fo r each o f tha cars, along with four men. Well, did you ever «rc a girl with faur brothers: Sha bosses them alL It’ a the same way in our p la n t Th -*e girls think o f all kinds of things that never occur to men, and they get them through too.” TALLAHASSEE UB— Comptroller Ray E. Green eitim atea that ex­ acting sources o f revenue will produce S1V I million dollars for operations o f tha itate govern­ ment and new building* during the 1937-50 bienniumTha preliminary estimate com res with about 800 million dolra In request* for funds from tha various state agencies. The Cabinet Budget Com m is­ sion on Monday will start the task o f paring the requests to fit the anticipated Income. Green said general revenue tax­ es are espected to produce about BOt million dollars. He expeeta the general fund to have an un­ encumbered carryover o f bbout 27th million dollars but he said WASHINGTON t f t - Th* lady this carryover it left aa an unap­ atop the Capitol dome has had propriated cushion against months her Joints caulked. ot lean tax collections. Tha Capitol ha* born washed Tfie comptroller said that if a painted. light money market caused a The "B attle o f I-ake E rie" Is drop in new construction work in back on Its wall Inside the Senate the state, the anticipated revenue wing o f the Capitol, the big paint­ from the sales tax, the big pro­ ing having been cleaned and re­ ducer, would fall short. Ilut If the stored. sales tax shows the "unexpected Things aro taking shapo for tha and unprecedented" Increase It did fo r October the revenun will Jan 21 Inauguration ceremony on the east steps o f the Capitol. be greater than now forecast. Congress appropriated 5213,000 Green said he would make an­ other estimate In January or Feb­ for the necessary acrounlermenU to the Capitol and its grounds for ruary. (he second inauguration of P resi­ Each o f tha noses on the face dent Elsenhower. That includes a atatueo o f Washington, Jefferson, apcclal roofed platform with Roosavelt and Lincoln atop Mount wooden Grecian columns, and 13,Rushmora In the Black Hilts o f 700 seat* In front. South Dakota I* longer than the The 158-year-old center part o f entire face o f Egypt'* Sphinx. tho Capitol was given it* 31st coat o f paint this fail- Its regular painting every four years has been timed, to coincide with the inangu ration. C Things Are Taking Shape For Jan. 21 Inauguration Rites bright with holly, Jay. led you throughout the coming New Year!, (Jim ^honroh’A Restaurant & Cocktail Lounge jHertj) Cfjrfetntas .New & Used Mart .121 E. 1st. Phone The younger, 100-yearold Scnato and House wings o f harder stone are washed every two years. The District o f Columbia Fire Department did the Job last month. Congres( appropriated $03,000 for the painting. That money also fnce-liftcd the lady atop the dom e— the 19'k-foot high bronze statue o f freedom . She was recaulkcd entirely, re­ painted and given new platinum tips. RECALLS IKE'S MEMORY STATEN ISLAND. N. Sr < * Professor Willis IBnman o f W ag­ ner College here likes to talk about President Elsenhower's phenomenal memory for names. Hinman, head o f the department of Greek and Latin, served aa Lutheran chaplain at Camp Colt, Gettysburg. Pa., during World War I. Eisenhower, then a m a­ jor, was stationed at tha same base. " I admired him because h* made a point o f learning the names o f every man he spoke to,” recalls the professor. Besides teaching at Wagner. Tinman serves as pastor o f St lohns Lutheran Church at Sum ­ mit. N. J. Pipes,MotorsTakeOverFeedProblem!Radi at jon Exposure ir n u w u n Limit M a y Be ||e |. Up Firm Itertri/trettoi* B u n n Gravity flow ptpaa eonnectlag starI I I blue to t b O r le l eqwlpvnent if# rapidly becoming part and parcel miny a farmer's abertng setup. Fan­ ning out la an directions, they gift work am * of graaartaa aa ectapw» Ilka appearance. . .. ot Tha abort picture, tor example, * o « f a Virginia Cattle feeder who hat turned etrer practically all of hi* feed preceding Jobe to mechani­ cal equipment—and the ever-prc*enl pipe*. Machinery and building cost him M.TOO, but they cave him thou* rnndi c f dollar* each year in time and non-ex latent labor coat*. The granary haa eight bins. Ear corn it etortd in ilda bin* and (halted com . barley and oat* bi overhead bln*. Since the floor* o f tide bln* dant toward the front car corn flow* out ef bottom gate* for move* ment by portable conveyor to the (heller. Shelled corn I* moved to on* ef the 900-bushel overhead bln* by itaUonary elevator—the *ame ale* valor which alto convey* barley and oeta to adjacent bin*. The unit By FRANK CABBY opening*—closed by luring lock doors when not la u*e. Ground or crimped grain Is re-elevated through a blow­ er pip* attached to th* grinder. It I* deposited In overhead bins not used for Stonge of whole grain. On-,Tty flow pipes are connected to all bln* to (hat whole grain can be dropped to the corn shelter, grinder or crimp­ er. and also to permit re-elevated ground feed to be dumped Into feed cart*. Gate* at tha bottom of th* pipe* control tha flow of grain. Electric power Is plentiful and Is used economically. A 9 horsepower motor operate* th* crimper, as well a* th* floor dump conveyor, station­ ary elevator and wagon hoist The grinder end corn (heller are oper­ ated by th* same 7H horsepower motor. Council W arns Against Hurricane Driving CHICAGO—Are you a hurricane driver? You are If you drive 73 miles in hour or more the National Safety Council said today. For at the pace, warned the Council, you ean destroy yourself and anything In your path as quickly as a hurricane "The U. S. weather bureau con­ sider* winds o f 73 miles and over o f hurricane proportion,” eaid Ned II. Dearborn, president o f the Council, "a n d motorists should remember that a car driven at the same speed is propelcd with the same destructive force. Because of tho emergency traf­ fic situation, with Its rising toll. Mr- Dearborn said a year-round "B ack the Attack on T ra fifc Ac­ cidents" campaign, being launch­ ed this December, will continue through 1957. The purpose o f the campaign is to encourage public officials to step up the attack and to stimulate cltixcns to bark the attack on traffic accidents. During December campaign emphasis will be on speed, drink­ ing drivers and pedestrians, night driving and pedestrian hazards. Speed was a large factor last yaar in th* GOO Christmas traffic deaths, the Council said. Driving too fast for conditions or in ex ­ cess of the speed limit was a fac­ tor In 83 per eent o f th* fatal accidents, compared with an an­ nual average o f 33 per centA t high speeds the human body becom es Increasingly vulnerable, the Council said. If an accident occurs at M miles pn hour or more the victim Is eight times more likely to die than if h« had been injured in an accident nt 2U miles an hour. •'Speed not only increases your chances of having an accident — it decreases your chances o f com ­ ing out alive if you do have one,” said Mr. Dearborn. To determine a safe speed the Council said, drivers must take Into consideration: 1- Weather and visibility. Fog, rain, snow, bright sunlight, or darkness are caution signs that should be heeded. 2. Mechanical factors. Engine p ov er, ability tn hold the road, and efficiency o f ail mechanical parts have a definite bearing on selection of a safe speed. 3 I'hysical factors. Whether a road is rough, smooth, hilly, flat, curving or straight are consider­ ations that should influence speed. 4. Personal factors. The driv­ er’ s physical and mental condi­ tion and the speed at which he can safely control his car are important factors- WASHXGTON 'JV—Recomraandallottf for what’ would b* tha first radiation exposure lm iu ever set up for th« population aa a whole have been drafted by a unofficial watchdog committee. The same group, the National Committee on Radiation Protec­ tion, has also drafted recommen­ dations for what would amount to new and sharply reduced limits on radiation exposure for the na­ tion's* half million workers in atomic and similar plants. This was reported by D r Lauriston S. Taylor, ehalrtnao ot th* com m ute and a National Bureau of Standards scientist, tn a re­ port prepared for delivery later this week to a meeting o f the American Nuclear Society. He am ­ plified in an interview. Taylor said the intent o f both actions U to assure that exposure to radiation from all sources — Including atomic bomb fall-out, products o f atomic energy plant*, and medical and dental uies o f x-ray a — does not go beyond a point o f "acceptable risk" from th* genetic or hereditary stand­ point ag« would th* total a e c u «* l* t* d radiation do** t* the reprodoe- n tive organs b* allowed to exceed v the parson's a f t , mtoua I f mul­ tiplied by L A f* I f I* tb* mini­ mum for starting w ort la sock plant*. Under th* form at*, for example, a woskrr wonld be al­ lowed no m ore than 10 roentgens up to age 3f. Taylor told a reporter, 'T h e n la reason to belteve that th* u * recommendations w Q be lneor porated Into safety regulations • -v the AEC, Individual state* and In dustriea. and that any changes a lim itstl*nr o f operation* daeraei necessary to keep txpaeure os th* population as a whole wlthii the limits recommended will b> made.” Taylor said his com m ittee be lieves that "reasonable testing a atomic w tap w u —that la, at th* present rat* o f testing— could con tlnue indefinitely" without a c t e d 0 ing the radiation lim it recom mended for the population aa t whole. WRONG AUTOGBJkFR PHOENIX, Aria. UR-MarieopJ County Sheriff L. C. B otti haa i special interest in finding th# The committee he heads is forger who reshod a check at t sponsored by th* Bureau o f Stan­ fh oenlx supermarket- The 58dards. It U mad* up o f repre­ check was signed: sentatives of the Atomic Eatrgy "L . C. Boies, Maric«pg Count) 9 Commission, the Public Health Service. American Medical A sia, Sheriff." and other professional aod ndustry groups. It has po regula­ tion power but its recommend^* tlons in the past have been wide­ ly followed. The unit by which radiation is measured Is the roetgen. Taylor said the new recommendations are: 1. For the population as a whole —a limitation o f 10 million met* gens o f man-made radiation — delivered to th* reproductlv* or­ gans—for every on* million per­ sons in the population from con­ ception up to age 30That would moan an average limit o f 10 per person. But Tay lor stressed that Individuals who might receive an amount in ex ­ cess o f that would not necessarily b« exposed to any “ significant" genetic hazardMoreover, iie said, not ail radiation recelvtd May aQ tho hnpptn— af by the body necessarily go** to the reproductive system—for ex ample, In an R-ray examination of the teeth, less than on* thou­ sandth o f th* radiation used en ter it a t Chrithnas! reaches the reproductive organs. He added that the dose deliv­ ered to the reproductive organs may range from none at all for a few types o f radiation exposure to virtually 100 per cant for some other types214 a SflnfortT 2 For workers In atomie and other radiation-producing plants Phon# 1361 — a formula under which at no NOEL Stanley-Rogers Hardware Co. Movieland Ride-In Theatre May due OxUraua be dw men** nne |0»W ««*e b d tad may the bright New Veil hold for you dw (uUUimrM of ell your chrtuhtJ drum* O e«4 li ei l i k, H i j j Im m sad t i M f d l q i Ox Fibre Brush Company JAMBS a . WRIGIIT, Mgr. TO A IL O U R G OO D f R i a N D f . . . * « bitag yaa (fere* keerifeli • likes fee 8. E. Purcell, Co. Wm. E. Kader, Jeweler SANFORD — ORLANDO 112 a PARK AVE. PHONE 357-W J fa VYlcujfiWi 9nn Frank Mebane, Jr. Manager �Design Important To Home Owners By DAVID G. BAREUTHER DESIGN is a fan cy word, but it Stands for something that Is important when you plan to , b o y . or rem odel a hwsse. It esn save you money, give you com fort and sp ire you a lot o f headaches, •actSches Snd h clrta eles. Design has becom e so import* ant to the Valne o f a house that m ortgage lenders are boning up oa all o f the things this word stands fo r. The United States Savings and Loan League has published A handbook on design to kelp Its 4^00 m em ber lending Institution* know w bat kind of a house is a good risk fo r a loan. Building costs have b«cn going a and social requirements; the in* terrclation o f eating, working, recitation and sleeping patterns as these center in a house . "D esign is related to ‘ he eco­ nomic life o f the buyer. 1* Well a » to his psychological needs. The well-designed house offers something m ore than meiV physi­ cal com fort a -en.ie Of fllhess, good taste, cosines! plus free* dom ... "T om orrow ’s house (which Is really here already) uses spice not so much as 'room ,' ea cii with a single fixed purpo»e, but as area. One room may contain a number o f area*— for group living, recreation, dining and even food preparation ” IF YOU ARE remodeling a .Sr £2.B* . s ^ .M.h w «~u- p~- era hava been cutting down on ly designed fo r today'* way o f room sixes In order to keep life, you might like to consider their homes in com petitive price what m ortgage lenders list as ranges. Shrunken house* are not the seven main parts o f iood de­ good investments fo r a homo sign. Here’ s the gist o f what owner ar a m ortgage lender. So the handbook says: why I f . solve this dilem m a with 1. Space. This means planning better design T floor area fo r maximum liva­ The spoasos o f this study bility. for a flexible arrangement got opinions from som e SO su* for your fam ily’ s living habit*, thoritles across tho country on good traffic circulation through good and bad design for houses the house and ample • ' **•>** o f all architectural «tyles. They areas, found that good design can give 2. Style. It maybe Cap* Cod, you more fo r your money in Colonial, moderns ranch, splitseven w ays: in space, materials, |level, or w hatever; but an jtlrsc* land, equipment, architectural tlve, natural enclosure which exStyling, color sch tm ts and Indi- presses the space honestly, vlduality among y ou r neighbors. 3. Siting. This mean orient GOOD DESIGN In a noose has ing the house for maximum light little to do with region. "H om e and air and exploiting the natur plaoners in M aine," says the al conturs o f the land. handbook, “ are asking for m u ch | 4. Materials. Use them for a tha sam e thing as are those in smooth and satisfying harmony i Texas, California o r Illinois . o f texture, color and mas*. A void! Traditional prajudioes about a hodge-podge, home design w ill continue to S. Com fort. Be alert to the • lilt, o f course; but the trend electrical w ay of life. Have a is away from localism wiring system that is adequata "D esign In housing start* with for light conditioning, air enndithe fam ily unit, Its physical need»i tlonlng and other marvels. Film left in our drop box by 5:00, PM ChrintmaH day will be ready by 2:00 PM Wednesday. WIEBOLDT'S CAM ERA SHOP ’ 210 S . Pnrk A re. jtioliday Season Inventor . The Best Of Holidty Fare — GoodTimeToHave Of Platform Flying Christmas Cream and Fragrant Coffee PolioVaccineShots, J SurWASHINGTON — U S . .... geon General Leroy E Burney has suggested that families use the holiday season ti» arrange polio vaccine shots f ir »li person* under (0 who have u*'t had three injection*. * Langley's pR otfcn shrrmft W* search dlvlsiow. Ho put tha laboratory's M U * ties at the Inventor’ s dupesal flM suggested a B e l l a K t e i d a f tfee basic principle behind the p w je e i In ISM Hill built a platform LANGLEY FIELD, V s., As! Charlie. The palent office agreed with a email M'hcflpte* young aircraft engineer., uibhmltted h i. l i n t turned by Jet. o f ... „ _. , _ . . - ’•-* o f a flylM platform In in the tip* o f the bladea Charlie Zimmerman dreamed o f, ,| ij fif* * m „ \ m r n f c * b ^ l B d '• the day when man could Gy bv Patent officials look one look tervsted and awarded‘ d* eontmf mounting a small platform and ,Kl. u ,» N Bt.nsr'ieul*rlv the! 10 Hiller llrtleoptur* ef P M r »’ :. ju g ,, im ..r 1 ;.* L 1platform l 7 V m7h fr im 'AAlto, lt n . Calif.. W . ** film fllm u that fta t ear like a skier. I Mars helmet—snd set the sppll,n one o( (hose craty ideas," recalls merman's plans. ration aside. About the sam e- time, ’’ They didn't think It would , with i m work." says Charlie. "A nd they W r o r a l o f HH1 ta d tjm would only grant pa'enii on Ihlnga designer Lewis n "This Christmas, as thoughts center on children. Should be used by parent* to arrange for v a cci­ that would w ork." * • bu» ‘ ' nation o f children who have not atiiiude lyp* M m Pi»Horm Despite ihe a M * } ! |,pU ckfr Helicopters, Inf. yet received the fui, three shot*,’’ o f the patent oftlce. uih1 « largo hftt the head o f the Public Health WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (,f). kept on his idea H ev en |r * dlam eU r, I Service said In an interview. Time was when a shopkeeper ..illsblo *osrl minute "V accine protection ot unpro-, didn’ t depend on words to evn garage. He wss r w i n c c J »h*t lected ehi'd-en mav mean that vcy what he had to sell. Instead, man could fly by * i inexperienced civilian rooid some will lie around happy and he used ••«.>■ sign* Snd .m i symbol*, *yinwwt*rv|o- rmiloncd **Ith a thmst _ „ with mit* . few well at future ChrM’. niesrs who The time was the ilth century, equal to the combined weight o f machine with m lf a r«w otherwise may b ; crippled or a period when many could not ihP man snd the m v li *n u lf* killed by polio. read. After severs! v esft o f pnt’ toing The \rm* has erdsred a * • "Ami parent.* and other* under Samples o f colonial trade*- Zimmerman built a bialfortii wit * m nf each type (Nstform I M 4o year* o f as? should arrange* men’s ingenuity In identifying a lubular frain ew i'k nntl piv*rr In test* al Ft. Rn*tl*, V i^ h i ! t«H . itheir own -irotcction. I nor* wait*- their shop* with distinctlnctlvo td It with two small target drone had them \* high » l M Mattie C iip it have seen instances in which both sign* are preserved in this real- tiuildr- 'x drive two c o n r s 'o lug ‘ Z lm m efm sn’a propeller*, in a test on« day he dream* already arc m lllliry parents In an age >pan between oted colonial capital that If Among the most colorful sales­ managed 'o get the device ahaut I re*lltk-». He Iwllcvei 22 ad 23 year, have been strick­ I world condition* keep the fACus entury wers three inches o ff Hu ground. en. ami one or both crippled for man in *'*e "5 '• the apothecaries or rnlonlil life. Armed with e v id e n t o f th.s «n prcparedne*» his one-man f l j r he_____ went b.i -k to the Ini machines should be In pK m f' "Vaccination could In* |)i« ^efrtsR®l*kS- Some used the futtlil- achievement, ___________ ____ “ ful supply !n about fiv e ysar*. inrun- o f Insuring 'm any fut-ir* *, r m o ,**r nnd P«'*tle symo>tl lo patent o ffice and to March l* lt, _____ ___ hi* __ pn'bm __ And he Is eativinrtd that tkf| happy Christmases for fa m ilies1ldfn W y Ihelf _ shop*, but othera, fina||y won . who otherwii.mav becom e in- «*L-*pl*yed the horn o f the m y th -!’ "The venture had cost him U . lhave a tremtndous peseatlma solved in tr:u;.illnesses \v-::h ' c *a* n " 'corn °v * rhlnoceroiis. In construction expents*, 11' | P*J**H a ITha holiday season brings forth Christmas Cream, you can be sure, H I were * bui'nesimsn, , •ynibols Acrm odd cm* In legal fc c i iti»l earned for, the best o( spirits, tha warmest will apetl out a truly festive wel­ severe cconnmir enn^enuener*. I know I'm n ot," •aid tha ♦ hospitality, and. naturally, the best come for your guests. "The shots need not be taken „f" P .d r“ l“ g l,*’r J1*!,0/ 1*!!* Min the honor-nn d perhaps In food. When tt com et to festive during the holidays, bur the «p * ‘ h*v someday the f a m e - o f luthcrlng a year-old govcrn m co’. Scientist, "| Christmas Cream fare, the Chrlstmai dessert should pointments for them cotil-1 \>e un* c0tn " * * . oate new field of aviation. Pi*tfoim would *ry to develop the Rlat* 1 cup muk t cup heavy tbs gsytst and best of all. one I *uv«lup* •ream, whippet ^ ~ thought to posses, medicinal or flyins form m yself com m ercially." A mad such dessert I* our elegant Christ­ unflatoirO « 1 leaepoon rum nutterer Z lm m e ro ia n u c lc a l urooertlec. oarticuU rlyl z im m irm an at the time was relentlest K.latln. flavtirlnp mas Cream, a beautiful white Dr. ilurnu.v talked against .1 as an antidote or preventive f o n work|nj| (or the col<! water cup quartered might do just that. molded ring Ailed with all torts ot ■i2 cup 4 >ivoiiintent, as tabl*«poon* candied background o ' the** latest stnti* po’ son colorful candled fruits. ■m a r rherrlea a researcher at the Langley Actics: tpip <hopped Christmas Cream, garnished with few grain* salt I Some Apothecaries used ronantlesl Labatory, » multi-mill • .milled citron : '■> whites eherrics snd surrounded with glow. U cup su**r The fs miliar folding fin , cups Other* The Nat'ornd Foundation fur born for drinking * Maraeehlno lion dollar Installation o( th- by Japanese girls to bid th|i{ Ing tapers. It really a centerpiece •herrtea tii:, ground horn* Into powder and Infantile Paral.vsii c-llm ale* self. but., In I addition, the cream >u itsell National Advisory I’ am m iD ej fori Scald milk. Fatten gelatine In blushes, was Invented ia Jnpnw-la should go down In recipe Alee ae a cold water and dissolve In hot milk. ! 43 million per.ons have received used it as a drug. Although al- Aeronautics* NACA. | ___________________ wonderful dessert experience It Add I tablespoon* sugar and salt j om- or more shots o f vaccina but leged to be from unicorn.*, the Zimmerman's flying platform combines a number of our favorite and stir to dissolve .chill until •that only *rven million have te- born* actually were obtained from Chrlitopher Colum btt discover* Christmas Ingredients In a new and small amount mounds when drop- ceived the rec >mnti-tuts .1 three the male narwhal found In Arctic project was just about dead when suddenly It caught the interest cd Nicaragua in I M oo^ hl^ delicious gelatine ring which lake* ped from spoon. Deaf esg whites he ih 'to -x ro s other o f Paul Hill, assistant chief o f fourth voyage to the New Wo a minimum of time and trouble to until they form moist peaks! Add dose*. Twenty-six million are esti­ w - '# animals. mated to have had two uhotu make. ■i cup sugar slowly, continuing to Tailors used the golden fleece, It you have a busy holiday sched­ beat until stiff, fo ld egg white mix­ There arc an estimated 63 mil­ uled. but still want to turn out your ture, whipped cream and Aavorlng lion persons in the gtoup movt n lamb, or ah article o f --lothculinary best, you can easily make Into gelatine mixture. Kohl In susceptible to polio—those under ins; a* the central object in their thla regal Christmas Cream ahead candied cherries and citron. Spoon i ^ of time. It 1* a perfect lltht dessert Into 1-quart ring mold. Chill until 20 > l j r * or nSP and expectant signs. There were fairly standard to go with fragrant coffea after a Arm. Unniotd on large aervlng mothers. gala maal. It can also be eerved at plate. Oarnlsh top with weltManufacturers a.t o f Nov. 30 had signs which are still used in coffee-hour when friends drop In drained Maraschinocherrlsa Makes nlnutst 22,900.000 doses of u s this modern era o f neon mid a holiday visit. Cwffse audi t servings. striped pole shipped vaccine in stock, anil m il­ bright lights. A blood lion* more arc in the hands o f indicated a barber nnd Ictler, a horse’s head signified doctors and in trad- channels. blacksmith or farrier, a gold rn ball mean a gold nnd sil­ Since good grooming and a versm ith, ami a woman's head smart appearance both extend to frequently marked a milliner’s tho accessories a man use* } ' i r v shop. „ . , day. a new wallet or billfold lr Colonial grocers used ihrea Ws'd Ska as S*w ets aw fn 4 Wwrfl WASHINGTON— Tho creator* Hagen n u d e the comments to ■alwaya a wise gift choice. sugar loaves to designate their mk»m wa wwkad Ok you »«*» o f the earth satellite say they newsmen who tourcvl the naval stories. V«» (•« (I N (Mysrallae ong thine they 11 meet the target date je a rc h laboratory where work These llih century buslne** 1957 Tangorino Quean Isil WTIskM Sa* w very Merry set for launching artificial little , . . , , men and craftsm en wanted to mooniets Into the lo-ver reaches on lh« Pr° i #ct u h*1" * Joni’ losen make certain prospective cus­ of space. idea is that three powerful stages tom er* got the picture — even If 219 M ic r o tia A r c . I)r. John P. Hagen, director of o f rockets will carry a 20-inch they couldn't read. the "Vanguard" satellite program metal sphere high enough to go for the Navy, told newsmen into «n orbit around the earth at vve arc essentially on schedule 18,000 miles an hour, in the project." The sphere will be t i ai uuud The White House has asked with instruments and automatic the U S . military and civilian radio transmitters fo sending scientists be ready to send up data hack to earth. satellites during the International How long t i c first slatellito Geophysical Year beginning next will stay uloi- depends on how July. high it can be fired. Hagen said. A do/rn satellite* are planned If it reaches a level of about 300 by the United States to be used miles, it could continue w hit/lng 1.1 delving into the secrets o f high around the rnrth in »n cliptlca! altitudes, from a height o f 200 to orbit for about a year. HM if it should liuim umy 4-> . «. 1,300 miles. Tradesmen Once Used SymboL Satellite Program Is Reported On Schedule GENE'S SEMINOLE D R Y CLEANERS Dr. Joseph Kaplan told an Ohio ,l* lifc “ •“ f1 be only an University au Hence In Athens he hour or two Than it woum m U believes the first o f the statcl- int0 ,he lhif h atmosphere and life* will be launched about Jan. bur,» UP like a meteor. 1, 1938. Kaplan, chairman nf ih«Prototypes o f satt'llilr* m - boi'fS . National Committed for th-* ing made here, hut the n rlm l Geophysical Year, said " i t w ill spheres which will b i m o l are be a good percentage" if dx o f n-oduced i«y tlie De uiit (Huts of the satellites turn out tuecsss* Brooks and Perkinr. fully. _________ ___ ______ Hagen insist*t| that "w«f arc no scientific program nnd has an* 'T hou gh ( hrUl a thousand tim e! * in any way racing with Russia," "In ilcthl.hrm bo born "A nd not wilhin thyself, which also is participating in th* "Thy soul will b.» forlorn." nounced plans to launch its own — Angelas Silesius earth satellites. Hrlcn Totnllasen wa* crowned Hnrida's 1931 Tangerine Qu«en In rnlorful rerensanlee recently at Cypress Gardens. Tha love­ ly 19-tsar old will reign over the Ilth annual Tangerine Bowl giasn in Orltndo New Years. Yule Contrast r / * _ It** ChrUtmutime again,' and,vu Uhis season loretelU ihe passing o f another yesr, v/t> think of those who' have helped make that year so very enjoyable.}Knowing and serving folk*', T k i e o U - f asTiIoreJ O i n s t m a e G ^ w e lin g , like you makes business a pleasure, w a e x ten d to c a n .# 4 , It U indeed a privilege to greet In a moms jou t w a I - : ;* you and wish you a Merry Chrtatmala qou fin d on tJi'f trig n k TH* w ord} mwy be O i r l s l m o r D -* 4 - o ld IcsKioned but lha wish sincere and now . . . best wiMins foe th* very d ia Jw L d (H . JT jcu d m h Company I I happiest o f holidaytl Home of A rOUClMAN guards the head­ quarters ot tha Russian delega­ tion in New York as the lights ot Christmas blaze on Park Avenue in th* background. The symbol o f the holiday’ s "peace on earth, good will toward men" message lights tho night for the patrol­ m an, w h o m u st p r o t e c t th e building from those who object lo boviat violence la Hungary. ’It's Never Higher At Wilson Maler** •a W ILSON-M AIER FU RN ITU RE ail E- First St. Wizard Appliances 212 E. 1st St. Fred M. Smith Owner J �yw* S W r : •.■#* > , .ir r » Tne Boo/c lies open and we reacf again the wondrous story of Christmas, ’*.... for unto you is born this d a y in the city of David, a Saviour, which is Christ the Lord." M ay thf glory of its meaning fill our hearts and enrich this season with the true spirit of Christmas. VrWUuf C^ddJmctA Jo y o u jto m d ll 0£ 1A&... Howard Fraser Golden Drlsklll Bryan Foster Fred Gilbert Amos Gooding John Harvey Charles Henderson William Hijjgenbotham Samuel Hudley Miles Hudson William Hutching Ezell Jackioa W. W. Johns. Sr. Clifford Johnson Allen Knight C. C. Lawrence Cecil Legette C la u d e L o c k e W. K I.nchstaniphfor Bobby Little Karl McQueen Pete Nash Murray Nance Will Nolan J. W. Natter Margaret Ray Robert Rathel T. A. Rivera Ralph Reeder. JrCharles Roberta Roosevelt Robinson Sr. Roosevelt Robinson Jr. Willie Robinson Joe Sasser 0. B. Sides Otera Sides James Brown William Bromley Cathrine Brumley Gerald Covington Clarice Craft Mary Lou Daria C. P. Rabun Lionel Sipes Minnie Ruth Spinks James McKay Truluek William Garnett White Thomas Arnold Arthur Harris Bert B- Hollingsworth James Hunt Judith Hutchinson Lee Mansfield Hugh B. Odhana Hunter Archer Gorden Butcher Frank Bines Robert Bishop William Blalock Charles Beal Eugene Brown Phil Byrd L. L. Carter Ed Cheudoin Arthur Chick George Craig Eugene Denmark Thomas Dillard Alfred Ellerbe George Fleming John Siler David Smith L. C Smith . Al Stanley H W. Stephenson J. B. Stephenson W. L. Stephenson T. A. Stiles Jesse Skelton Richard Bwofford Omer Tyree Doug Thompson Odham & Tudor, Inc. Buildets O f Finer Homes Brailey Odham , president 2 6 2 5 French Avenue Lonnie Thompson Lemmie Tucker Felton Warren Raymond Wienmann Crant Williams Prince Williams Ed Willink Marshall White Robert Wyehe Sr. Charles Wynn Robert Hamilton Clarence Davenport �' ‘ ' '* ’’’ *► - * A *• 'a. -4 * A ' . Big Year Predicted For County In By I . MARION BARMAN SR. f o e of tbo biggest year’s In Ujf history of Seminole County •ame virtually to a close with the •elebratioa o f ChristmasTop figures In retail trade were reaehM this year with unprece­ dented trading In local stores. New biths were attained aa shoppers reached their buying spree climax Monday evening wiping out stocks ef toys and Christmas gifts that IMl been stacked high on the shelves of Sanford stores. However, as the 1936 “ top year” comes to a close, merchants, bus* biesimsn, car dealers, profession­ al people, industrialists and ag­ ricultural leader* look forward to 1957 and its prediet Ions. Analysts on the national level have predicted even newer highs In erery phase of American buaM u — and local businessmen are Beginning to share the same view. They lay "Seminole County has more to look forward to In th* coming year than It hat evsr had In any one twslvs-month period.” The nucleus for the 1KT out- •from the north by way of a cause look came early in 1956, say San- *way from Volusia County and a ford business leaders, when French |re-routed 17-92 In the limited acAre. was opened as a through-' cess Inter-state system; the cornway, the Semlnota Memorial Boa- i pletlon o f the 1793 fourlanlng propitsl was officially opened and|ject from Five Points south; the dedicated, Sanford streets took on letting o f a contract for the foura new and Improved look, and the laning o f SR 46 from the river to more than one million dollar aeur- Mrllonville Ave. er and water'cxpanslon program Road Plana was completed. In addition, the In the planning staga during near million dollar 17-92 four* the 12- month period ahead will b« lining project got underway. the complete revamping of roads Sanford and Seminole County for Seminole County looking for­ citizens, along with their Boards ward to a modern highway sys­ of Commissioners, took on a “ talk­ tem from every direction with the ing and planning” stage. looking1possibility of a short route for Into aggressive progress in the midwest and eastern travelers ami tourists through Central Ftorcity and county’s economy. National and state analysts Ida Into Sanford and then on to have predicted that Sanford’s ur- Miami. Tourists, - , - say soma new . ban population would reach h who- road entbuslastfs wul b* loosing oping 50 to 60 thousand by 1965. for new short routes to replace and it l» well on Its way. Some the highly laxed turnpikes and predict that population figures i high speed areas which divert will top even the mathmatlcal to -1 them from the beauty spots of the tals which have been set as goals. State. Road Projects Navy Growth Sanford and Seminole County j The Navy has played an lm can look forward. In 1957. to the.portant part in Sanford and Semfour-line approich to Sanford 1lnole County*! growth with the Shop and Save In Sanford strength of the loeal Naval Air Station increasing which in turn brought hundreds of families to live here. 1957 is expected to rereal new plana for the multi-mil­ lion dollar expansion program and move la tbo Osceola Base. This in turn will bring an influx of eivUlan trades labor to the area as well as additional Increase In mi||UrF f*5*?n,n**' Political and military officials say that the Sanford Naval Air Station, In Its new location, will be one of the major bases on the East Coast. Immediate Completions Southern Bell Telephone A Tele­ graph Co.'s one-sod a -quarter million dollar new dial system headquarters building on Laurel Ave. at ninth St. is expected to turn Sanford and It* area “ dial” on the target date of March IT. Huge crews of engineers, cable and plant men are working fever­ ishly to meet the deadline of the proposed date. Hundreds of ap­ plicants for telephone service are waiting for the new system to go Into operation. In addition to th« Sanford dial exchange. Southern Bell Telephone A Telegraph Co. will. In all pro­ bability, complete its DeBsry building which ties in with the local office. Biggest Develepmeal One of th# biggest developments which continues to be the “ top item” on the agenda for 1957 is the “ docks and terminals” pro­ ject along the St. Johns River in Lake Monroe from the Lake Mon­ roe Bridge on to Sanford. The proposed terminals and docks would turn the entire area from West First St. north to Lake Mon­ roe into an Industrial Zone that would, under even mild conditions, mushroom Into the biggest freight distribution centers in Florida. Heme A Commercial Building Homebuilding will take on new goals for 1957 with the expected Increase of personnel at the San­ ford Naval Air Station. Develop­ ers are already planning the con­ struction of 75 new homes Im­ mediately in one subdivision with many others lo follow. Rumors have been circulating that a onethousand home development will 5£h* b« started In the near future- How* ever, details have been kept under cover and negotiations nave not yet rescued an announement stage. The expansion of the south section of Seminole County la ex­ pected to hit unprecedented highs in 1957. Already dozens of platted developments have been created with homcbuitdtng already hitting fast strides which are expected lo accelerate In the coming 12 months. Already hanging fire for sev­ eral months Is the announcement on the expeetd construction of several modern supermarkets and shopping renters in the Sanford area. With new acquisition of property this added commercial building can get underway during 1957 Another commercial building which will come lo a probable 50thmtsand dollar figure Is expected lo be announced soon after the first of the year. Annexation A Population Approval of a bill by the Sem in^le County Legislative delegation for annexation by petition will •tart tha acquisition of new city limit lines early after tb* bill's passage this spring. The already estimated population of 20 to 22 thousand will begin to soar as the limlte of the city are extended. Erery community In the coun­ ty Is expanding and expanding fast. Oviedo Is growing, Altamonte Springs Is taking on a “ new look", Lake Mary, Casselberry, Long wood. Geneva, and Lake Mon­ roe are all adding new homes In the county wide growth. Agriculture Important New fast freight service, ex­ panding motor truck lines, water freight, and the possibility of air transportation for Sanford and Seminole County create new plans and bigger goals In the field of agrlculturcThe Sanford State Farmer’s Market continues to (op last year's ovcr-the-platform loadings. Diver­ sified crops ami scientific truck farming are adding new and bet­ ter varieties for northern, midwestern and western markets. Cit­ rus Is beginning to b« a big In­ dustry fnr the county as new roads are built for access to groves. Cat­ tle 1* claiming a more and mor« important role in the county*! 06R” nomlc pattern. New Terfc Giants In Sanfnrd Completion o f the New Ynrt Giants* huge dormitory building for their farm system I* expect* In early or mid January. Dirnetoi Carl Hubbcll and his staff wit move In shortly after the torn ol the year to got plans underway and in readiness for the 1957 base­ ball training season. Also nearing completion is the Mayfair Inn Annex under con­ struction adjacent to (heir already plush and overflowing winter re­ sort. This sanction will bring an additional number of visitors to Sanford for the winter season. Tha success of the Mayfair fnn*B $15,000 PGA Tournament la ex­ pected to bring an announcement on the planning and Construction of a new. plash eluh house for their now-famed Mayfair Ina Country Clab and golf course where the Third Annual Mayfair Inn S1S.060 PGA Open will be f Continued on Page Four) if m t U f c ■ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 9 WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 26, 1956 United Presa leased Wire S. Most Disastrous Yuletide W eekend Told County Has 1 Accident Yesterday Top News In Brief CAMP KILMER, N. J. 'O'— Thousands of llungsrlan refugees celebrated Christmas with the pageantry of their homeland and an American ityle Yule dinner. By UNITED PRESS Th# nation’s moat disastrous Christmas weekend on tha high­ way* ended today with traffic deatbei soaring well abort Nation­ al Safety Council estimate* for I new all-tlmo holiday record. Th# cooncOV prediction o f 66t death* wai surpassed Tuesdsy shortly before the fatality count ended at midnight as a crush of motorist* headed home from Christmas outings. The toll sjso was well abov* th* previous high mark of 608 death* far * holiday, set during last year's three-day Christmas week­ end. The traffic toll for a similar four-day non-holiday period at thla time of year would be about 420 persona killed, according to the council. 661 Traffic Deaths The United Press taDy showed fisd persons w:cre killed In traffio during the Christmas holiday which began at 6 p. m. Friday- la addition, 47 persons died In fires, 9 In plane crashes and 109 In mis­ cellaneous accidents for a Intil of 852 accidental deaths. California led the nation with 72 Illinois with M, Texas 40, Ohio 38, Michigan 36. Neur York 83 and North Carolina 31. Ned II. Dearborn, president (T the National Safety Council, ex­ pressed "bitter disappointment** with the record highway carnage. "We had hoped our' pro-holiday warnings might cause drivers to take extra care and use more (Continued on Page Four) WASHINGTON W - President Eissnhowtr ia expected to ask Congress to nuVj - fje United iw -* « k hav^n J- j ioiv rtftf gees— not only from fltngary. but from other Communist-controlled nations as wall. MOSCOW <0>- A new sevenman “ brain trust” began mapping td.lay an economic program aimed at eliminating admitted mistakes and speeding the Soviet Union to its vowed goal of industrial su­ periority over the United 8tates. SANTA ROSA. Calif. W — Dis­ patches from American reporters abroad frequently hare m ore In­ fluence on U. S. foreign policy than report* from the am bassa­ dors themselves. Frank II. Bar­ tholomew, president o f United Presi, said today. C\HOI. SINGING, ORGAN RECITAL, and Christmas g i f s highlighted the M ayfair Inns Annual Christmas Eve party. (T op) Seminole High School Glee Club rocml>er* Join Joylynn. JlaVlt at the organ for carols and organ music. (IJottom) Suom Claus distributed gifts from un«J»r lb# lobby’ s y h r i s l m s . Tree. (Staff Photot _____________________________________________ _______ ______________ Crazed Gunman Kills Girl, D river On Bus Farewell Parly Given At SNAS For Cdr. Colee M Commander If. C. Colee. tx e T utiv# Officer. NAS Sanford. « a . honored at a Farewell Party g»vrn aboard the Naval Air Station last Friday. s Station* personnel! prepared an,J served a "beautifully” decorated CLEVELAND, Ohio an— A i crazed gunman, ordered o f f a bus |lor allegedly molesting an 19, year-old girl, shot and killed the I bus driver, the girl and wounded five passenger. In,the Greyhouna bus terminal here today, before C o f f p p scriptlon “ Good Luck * Command- V -O r V - l * 0 1 T e e eparrd by Mrs. Carolyn White.| O fficer and H e.d _____ I..*- » still unidentified Negro assailant. The gunman, who went hert<.rk aft»r Alm ero ordered him , , . .. * '^ .‘ T ' compiaint, w a . shtd d o w n j> y _D e ^driver' l^o^Alm^ri^ri' an *7* i w Detectives suid the five wounddriver J ^ . o f 1322 cd suffered only superficial ' v« » ‘ 6!Hh b » - , C1! vej and* w ,r'’ iI w ound, wounds. «*•■«* •» " r i v a l »t SL Vincent Police said Miss Kartzke had Charity Hospital complained to passengers and the Homicide detectives suid the ...> i- « .. . a .. ___ _ _ -: d r i v e r ithat n a i the u ir m ia iiA n i n u u rcn driver assailant haid bren P « r w l« »bot at the entrance of annoyin4 hrr witnesses told o ff! e r Colee. A personal toudh was p Q c f n Q n p e added by two hnmobaked cakes 1 «alj)U IIC 5 «t » Pittsburgh to Cleveland bus by he was killed by . Cleveland. ‘ f 1" * h* 1’ M‘ch; el 8 “S f! iletert ivp the gunman had wounded five .. .’ .. , persons in a gun battle inside the C.eorainnn KarUkt. 11. o f 317 20 pound cake which bore the In C l llh V-IUD C p c c Jn , JcSSIO li The Seminole County Chamber oSTTSSt f the Party. duled to be held the fourth Thurala .. . . . u — ... . *nur’ o Captain Robert W Jackson pre- P0*d tented Command#. Colee a Silver holelay ,!• m . W‘ " . cer* the driver had the girl sit in th* front o f 'he bus with him amJ ,uIlj thf rain t0 ,t. vt hfr alone or get o f f the bus. ''A*'*? FIREMEN UNDER IDE DIRECTION o f Chief Mack N. Cleveland Sr., direct itrcwnia o f water on a burning frame dwelling in Goldsboro yesterday morning. Fire was contained in the ona building and kept from spreading through tha densely populat 'd oica . (S ta ff Photo) ★ Families Evacuated A s Fire Sweeps Area ★ ★ 6 Room Goldsboro Dwelling Destroyed i>„ r*_ •« MALIBU, Calif, up Hun dreds o f families were evacuated 15254268 from their hom si in this fam ed movie colony area today in the A six room frame dwelling in path of a blatn that consumed Goldsboro was destroyed by fire more than 2.000 acres of brushChristmas morning when sparks land and burned at least 25 strut from a defective flue I* believed lure* in the Santa Monica Moun­ Thirteen members o f Seminole to have ignited the tlnder-dry tains Glee Club enter- horn*. Luxurious homes o f many film High Schoool’ s Th# ftr* was discovered vhortly personalities dot the beach area, tlined Mayfair Inn guestf Christbut It was not known Immediately tuns Eve night mith Christinas after 0 o’ cloek yesterday morning by Fannie Fields, daughter of the whether any of them were am ong Carol singing. occupant o f the home who is in lhn»o destroyed Joylynn Davis accompanied th* Edgar M. Bishop, 67. died at Georgia. The daughter saw smoke Flam es were visible from Lo* Seminole Memorisl Hospital at Angeles and the San Fernando young singers at the organ In the pouring from lhe hack door of the 11:05 a m. yeiterdsy following a house. She awakened her husband Valley a« they spread tn every d i­ lobby o f lhe Mayfair Inn. short Illness. rection and at one area leaped Those singing were Kay Jenkins. who was asleep in a room ailjarent \lr. Bishop was a resident of aero** Pacific Coast Highway. Donna Fleischer, Linda Anderson, I to the one In wh'clt the fire start­ De Bary at If) Palmira Bd. where ed Nearly 300 Uis Angeles County Mrs. Margaret Ferns Dance, 79, Juantia Wynn Doltie Metis, Nellie he had lived for three years "The fire department got here widow o f the late Rev. Thomas W and city fir* fighters, aided by lo­ He wa* born In M’rtghtstown. N cal cltie* and forest camp crew*, Pickens, Linda Smith, Janet Word­ mighty quick." Fannie Fields said Dance, form er pastor o f the First J Feb 10. 1669 He was a retired were thrown into the fighting. nt the scene o f the en, Pete Na»h, Robert Car­ yesterday Christian Churrh o f Sanford who locomotive engtnner with the blaze, 1*07 West H Stli St. while Popular Resort ver, Rnni Rusal, Henry Ca­ died in 1910, passed away at 1:10 Pennsylvania Railroad. He was an hundred* o f curiosity seekers The fire area is near a popular son. and Brantley Scltirard. p. m. Dec. 21 at Lake Butler fol* rMip'oye Of 44 years. watched the flame* gut the entire m ovie >(ar ^w uil area <a>l o f the Inwine a lengthy Illness. A huge Christmas Tree in the home. Biihep was a member o f the old Richard Dlx ranch and is pop­ Mrs. Dance has lived at Lako Moose Ievlge o f Trenton. N. J. and ulated by many movie personali­ center nf th* large lobby was u cd No estimate wa< placed on the I Butler for the past IS months. o f All Souls Catholic Church of ties. It was the scene in 1935 nf fur Santa Claus Headquarters as amount of damage. Prior to that time she had lived Sanford. a 5 million dollar blaze that razed he paid a brief visit to hotel guests I In Alberquequi*, N. M. Mr. nis.'up is survived i»y: his m ule than IX,SCO seres. and their children, iiuiuiicu* u! She form erly lived In Sanford widow. Mrs. Edith L. Bishop. De Evacuation o f resident* in New when her husband was pastor ut Bary: mother. Mrs. Mary A. Bis­ ton, Ramera, Latigo and Traneas gilts were distributed. |the loeal First Christian Church. hop, Ml Holly, N. J.; and two sis­ canyons began at dawn. Sheriff's Mrs. Danre is survived by threw ters. one living in ML Holly and deputies of Los Angeles and Ven­ sons, the Rev. W. Eric Dane*, another living In Canada. tura counties w ere aided by the pastor o f the First Christian The Rosary will be recited for California highw ay patrol. Mr*. Thelma Catherine Woods. Church, Fort Myers the Rev. Clif­ Wind Whips Area Jfr. Bishop at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow 42, pas-ed awav this morning at ford F. Dance, pastor o f the Firit Gusty morning winds whipped ntoht at Brlsson Funeral Home ALTAMONTE S P R IN G S - The the Seminole Memorial Hospital Christian Church, Lake Dutlar; and Funeral Mas, will be held at the flames in the tinder-dry area Gilbert H. Dance, Alberqueque, N. 9:30 a m. Friday morning at All and the U. S. Weather Bureau pre­ following entries have been sub­ follnwlne a short Illness. seven grandchildren; tw « Mrs. Woods made her home on M.; Souls Catholic Church with the dicted the winds would continue, mitted for lhe yuls* lighting conRev. Fr. Richard Lyons officia t­ coupled with tow humidity. The ; test *pon«ort-d by the Altamonte Lake Jennie, after com ing to sister*, Mrs. Alice Bailey and Mrs. ing. Snnford 22 years ago from Dalton. Katie lla u c, Manchester, Eng­ ' season’s total rainfall in this area 1Springs Civic Club. land; and one brother, Harry Ga. has been lets than one half inch Burial will be in All Souls CeHome display o f Mr. and Mrs. | An emergency shelter was es­ |Harry L. Smith, Hermits Trail; metery. She w*« a mem ber o f Ebenezor Ferns, Manchester, England. Funeral sendees will be held Brlsson Funersl Home Is in tablished and Red Cross officials 1Mr and Mrs. W O. Hudson, Mag­ : Methodist Church. at 10 a. m. tomorrow morning at alerted to the situation. Residents charge. Survivors Include her husband. nolia Dr; Mr. and Mrs Richard the Firet Christian Church ia also were taken to lifeguard and j Cnekley, Altamonte Av#.; Mr. and J. K. Woods; one son, Fred Ed­ Lake Butler. ' fire stations at Zuina Beach. ward Woods, and one daughter, Mrs. II. G. Fuller, Altamonte Ave. Remains will be brought to j Mr. and Mrs. W. O Hudson, Mag- Miss Lucy Jq Wood*, all of San­ Sanford tomorrow afternoon when I Mr ami Mrs. Earl Stewart, Lake ford; mother Mrs. L. E. Gilhart. graveside services will be held ia Florida and t h * home of Dalton. G a.; on« brother, Fred Evergreen Coinetery at 3 p. nu Fair and continued cold Wednes­ Gilbert, Sanford; nnd three itsI Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Harris, ' ter* Mrs Litre MrGn'n* end Mr* with the Vase V. U, Crwnlham o f day. High (0 to 65 in central 910 Maitland Ate. • lu le lB * . |portion. /Continued os fa g s Is Singers Entertain Mayfair Inn Guests On Christmas Eve DeBary Resident Edgar M. Bishop Succumbs Tuesday Former Sanford Resident Dies In Lake Butler 6 " <t--------------------- f--------- VATICAN CITY P o p . Piui XII calling for a strong alliance against the Ruraian war machine before it la too late: “ Sad reality force* ui to jet forth the terms of the struggle In clear language. If w« kept sil­ ent, we would have to fear the judgment o f God.” mi man a a r t T " ', . P‘ “ 01 ^ fired at the driver and woman be" H f i E flaeto* the bus. which was of lhe l>a.krd outside the Cleveland Greyhound terminal. O u u f.- US a lion Voyage gift from Next C offee Club program , ar„ „ .... . . . . the officer*, civilians and crew of cording to John Kridcr. the C of .. 1 °, IC* * 1,a,,*nt shot the Sanford Naval Air Station. C manager, will be held on the ^ J 2 '* ?V', r * ‘ he Attending the party were a ll| » « » Thursday in Ja n u a rj «o^ ro tt* ^ personnel located in the Admin wheih all Chamber o f Commerre . . . -n . . . , , / P.. Istration Building w fi, . re asso members and new business people “" V ^ Th* 8‘rl the <9 (Continued on Page Four) " • invited to attend. |P-*r*cu oj%. J Lighting Contest Entries Revealed Additional Local News On Page 4 Weather Funeral Services Are Set Thursday For Mrs. Woods � 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, 1956 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, December 24, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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M. -^mtfntte iterate • For Doftrary NO. 102 AM ANrNDEPENDENT INDEPENDENTDAILY DAILYNEWSPAPER NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLO RID A 1909 Judge Releases 15 Prisoners To Sp e n d Christinas At Home SUN DAY, D ECEM BER 23, 19N6 ..-• ' .'.-v United P res* Leaned Wire A d v is o r s To C h e c k . Security Program 7-Week Study Planned Fifteen prisoner! In the Semi­ keeping alive the Inspiration of nole County Jail were freed yes­ this moment: We must proceed terday morning by Seminole Coun­ by knowing the tight of Christ­ ty Judge Ernest Householder In mas Is etarnal, though we cannot order that they might spend always see It. We must believe Christmas with their families and that the truths of Christmas is constant; that men ran live to­ friends. Addressing the group of pris­ gether in peace as Lincoln said WASHINGTON — President oners brought before him, Judge “ with charity for all. with firm­ Eisenhower's special advisory • Householder aatd "I have placed ness in the right". committee on foreign aid leaves sentences against each one of you In the spirit as expressed in this week for a first hand check for some violation In according the words of the Presidnnt, The on America'* farflung mutual security program. Joaeph C. Reynolds, n veteran I with justice comparable to the Seminole County Judge said. “I hope that in my feeling for you When It return* seven week* of t> years with the Washington,1act which you committed, hence It will advise the President — ------* — : “ We are now reaching Christ that I will turn on in your hearts D. C. Fire Department and F lo * you<and minds. Love, Charity and a wi|u . . what ___ _ w on what future course It believes da Forest Service Ranger in Sara mao have done 1 have derided to amrnd [ desire to do your part by respect­ the program should take. Offi­ •pta County was promoted and ing our lawi In your future life. cials say thia may lead to dras­ transferred to Seminole County, the penalty which I have Impos- May God help you and Mess you tic overhauling of the multi-bil­ % Reynolds assumed hla •duties ed upon you—and today you are and I am sure If you will do lion dollar project. here as assistant county ranger to be released," said the judge, your part that you will always The committee, called the Pres­ last week and la located at the Sa|d Judge Householder find that you wdl have the as­ ident’* Cltitens Advisors on Mu­ Longwond Tower. "Likely, none of you have had sistance of our God in the futual Security, ts headed bv Ben­ - t , the opportunity of reading the The ranger la well known in worda of President Eisenhower at ture. jamin F. Fairless, former board And now. with the hope that Sarasota County for his work in the time he turned on the lights chairman of U. S. Steel Corp. He pioneering the South Trail Volun­ of the Capital Yule Tree and I you remember la the future not and four of hla committeemen teer Fire Department. He was feel it very aptly expresses the to violate the laws of Justice, I will leave on a special Air Force first resident manager, first assis­ sentiment wa should have, that am giving each one of you a dol­ plane Thursday on the first le| lar," Judge Householder said as tant, and second chief of the de­ I want to quota to you a part of of their tour. he passed a bill out to each partment from Aug. 1953 to July his statemeat: The 22,000-mile survey will taka . "There are particularly mini- prisoner as he stepped forward. them to Spain, France. Gsrmany, And in response to the judge's Joining the Florida Forest Ser- <feted during this season those Austria, Yugoslavia, Greece, Tur­ qualities of freedom ami gift, each man spoke out firm i- July 1933 m ss as iislstant assistant for-1 spiritual epiHtual quail key, trap, Pakistan, India, Bur­ vice in ly "Merry Christmas Judge and cat ranger, he was U lv promoted honor and aeighborliness and thank you air.’* ma, Thailand, Viet Nam, the good will . great virtues that Philippinea, llong Kong, Formosa, to ranger in Manatee County but Judge Householder said 'hat Korea and Japan, turned It down due to the illness make all people one Through last year he had presented n dot them, and the faith in them we Of his wife, Georgia. In each nation the committee see how mss can live together tar to nine prisoners and rtlrasrd will talk with both American offi­ Reynolds Immediately immeuiaici/ appeal. , T __ them "During thia year only one ed to Seminole County citLene to in peace; for one glorious mom of that nine hat returned to our cials and representative* of the be extremely careful during the fnt w« sens* progress toward lail." he laid. foreign government to ascertain i aspiration of every religious wheth«r continued aid la' needed holiday season faith * "peace on earth, good Those released this morning and if *o, how much. In addition, (Continued Oa Page Twelve) ^ “This Is the time of year when will to men.** The true testing of U- S. aid officials from neighbor­ Vwe should ail be reminded that the Christmas spirit, will come ing nations not being visited will Christmas is the birthday of when the trees ste down and the be summoned ro meet with the Christ, a time for joy ami happi­ lights put away by the success in Voile A. William* J r and others as well as members of VAII-7. “I advisory group. ness,’* said Reynolds. “Yet to LTCO.MDR ROY CATON ARRIVED AT NAS yesterday to eurlove thi* Florida weather," slid the Nary officer as he <*a< brought The committee was appointed prlsr his wife sml lainll* (or Christmas holidays. .Vlrs. Calntt (left), many of our eltiztns it becomes (rom the plane on a stretcher. by Mi. Eisenhower last Sept, & Randy and Gary met the plane along with members of Lta time of heirt-ache and tragedy (Staff I'hulo ) Comd, Callin'* Sunday School Class Including Itrailcy Odham. He asked it to report back by due to fire, which is more pre March 1. Tills will not bo la time lent and more hkely to occur at ★ ★ ★ to help the administration with this time." ^ 1 . its aid program for the coming Carelessness, s a y s Ueynolds. fiieal year because a. budget fig­ eauses more than 90 per cent of1 ........ 9 1 IIV II ure must be «ef late thia month. A 23-year-old Patrick Air Force |the firea which occur In our com­ Dctldes Falrlrti, committee Base airman narrowly escaped b^munity.. members are Dr. Colgata W. Dar­ Injj, yusljfd. fo death in hi* car Reynold* ~and h la -rwnyere i . . den J r , president of the Uni­ last Jught or early this morning 0 fought flva'TTfai hsf'weak, ons versity of Virginia; John L. WASHINGTON «A— The UnlteJ as itw ent out of control for ISO of them more than 40 acres. All Lewis, president of tha .United States has deported to Red China feet rolling over and turning end WASHINGTON «R^ The Unit­ but one. ha said, started from a a Chinese alien serving a man­ Mine Wnrkors of America; Jesso ed Stule* Is lending Britain $500 for end. trash pile left unguarde-.l W. Tapp, vice chairman of the slaughter sentence in a Newr York l British fin­ Jeff I.ee Itcll, whose home Iv million to kelp State prison, administration uffi in Seminole County on Route I, The Christinas lights arc burn- in spite of having his left arm WASHINGTON If)—TV Navy’s Batik of America; Whitelaw Reid, ancial problems caused by the cints have disclosed. ing a little brighter tonight for nnd leg in heavy casts he was FI1F-IF carrier-based Tiger R board of chairman of the Neve received bad head injuries as his Suez crisis. York Herald Tribune; G#n. Wal­ The deportation ww, arranged |CJr Pame ,0 , itop on top lt the Caton family uf 120 Plnecrest able to be moved about In a ghter unofficially has broken ter Bedell Smith, vice chairman as part of extensive U. S. efforts lth, , nd of Sanford Ave. at PITTSBURGH df>— tHi- thrii,n -'•nforsl, "Daddy has wheel chair, they decided to du both the world speed and altitude of American Machinery and Foun­ to prod Red China Into releas- . l. j . , ud Industry has viewed linally come home lor littlo right ,,, 1,,,-tbmg about his family’s records held by Uritlsh aizl dry Co.; and Itichard R. Deu* Ing of 10 Americans held In; <-j r j. q "'si!in"* fvnt-an-hour cost of living wage ,ln,l,f t" ‘" c •- ..........- - the ( hristnias. Chinese jails on false charge*. craft. Aviation Wvek ni.ig.iine |press board chairman of Proc­ Constable J tor A Gamble. iveulgated the a S l ,mri*'e lh* sfwlwnrk *on,hl,M it will b,. her “We tie thankful the house- , Two other Chines, alien, serv- way who inv said today. . What could be more appropriate “ thr aCfi 1ers will receive Jan. I as_ "an'“ l " mc Twelva-yi-ar lh* h* ‘ cveroldM:cnIt, ,L f,father. srtves did not let us down in pur-, ,n* sentences in a California pria dent. Ihnn to get the whole family to­ It said the plane "has flown I other point of pressure" on the "nnd nght-year-old Gary _ .haven t gether, If Just for a few days, slightly more than 1.2?) miles pel chasing their holiday d in n e r.I « « “ . * d*P° rt'« ,0°" played with thrir dad since May. during tin* Christinaa Season? X ’X a X t ’ A * X .......... - • -> »"• ••Id vmu,, .aid Sandy Anderson, manager manager•of| of , N* “°" C ’ hour in level flight at 40,000 feet ths innford State Farmer* Mar| The three deportations resulted r* t<’ °r *pcc‘l Wing south I — ........- ----_ .... . , For Mrs. Caton this Christmas A check with the doctors con- and reached an altitude of "more ket today aa he reported on the fro,n Communist Chine ;e chargrs ?n Sanford Ave. the 1935 Stud. 1 -----Department said to!uy wiU * * ,,,r" in* >,0‘n' ,n" r firmed his excellent recovery rgttj week’s activities. that the United Stales It kntdln- ballcr convertible crashed Into the WASHINGTON 1956 will equal of worry snd heartbreak and they further approved of the than 72.0UO feet." There were 29 varieties of pro- Chl?*,e cltl*«n« in this ccountry the east side of euture Departm o u n t',n,l* r y rbru*t> roatj. ^ It was last May that Lcdr The official world’s speed re­ Funeral service* will b« heT5 of W,too,000.- ftoy Caton said goodbye to his plan to fly him home for Christ - - • ----- si Tivt * 3,ln ,t ‘heir will. ,h® farm all-time exports hlg in that the high 1.-sroad o .K i. rt.u „ „ ,v ,said . u ih.i Galloway O, B. Grey, cord is t.l-1-J miles per hour set in Sanford tomorrow for Lt. Ro­ ............. .............. .... dace and fruit, totaling 9I.T06I ... . ( Constable 1955 family and left with Heavy At­ nuts. Commander packages from Dec. I) through , .. „ D«*H was alone In his car at the Ooo »ct in 1919, and exceed and LCIHt J. S. Cleveland of the by the British Falrey Delta re- bert D. Roth who died when hit tack Squadron FIVE for a over­ Heavy Dt*. 21. at a gron valuation of ! time of the accident. Mllc wan cx;>ortA by 3u |»er cunt. Attack Training Unit K8U Jet crashed into a wooded seas tour as a plain- roinmander volunteered as pilot* to fly him srscareh plane in March. The alti­ area near Laurrldale, N. J Thurs­ WH.91S.60. he reported. I ^ ^e front bumper >»hen WASHINGTON Ob—Rep. Onur tude record of 65.8*! feet is held day. -A rompiri.en »f J J , *„ <> 0 » " . . h M n ,." h. by an English Electric Canberra Lt. Roth was awarded th* Air •*."1 ‘“ ." ." M x ' , r Pr hx i s u a States made "a serious mistake’ bomber. Medal and two oak leaf duster* in admitting any Hungarian re­ l t s t y ; ; r ,b .r - r x The Tiger sva* built by Grum- for heroism In Korea. v.tu.tum ,.to « m m n r .m K r Z l ta S ...... •*_“ "• ............ .. fugees. He said he will “virgor critically injured. Christmas present. man which has formally petitioned Id- Both is the husband of the oudy" oppose doublin'; the re Bandy Anderson. they hohi." one official told the As soon a» he was able to tic former Lila Moore Leffler of IrunsiHirtcd Itny was tranaferted |Vrl,!,P» Mr*. ( aton andI the three 1 National Aeronautic* fugee quota. S9 aapk H.3967.tg nf tao ia tao United Press. tr«ni|Mirieu, iioy was iroruierresi y0 ung ,t#rl werr *h|p to guess „ . . . ... . , Assn, to Sanford. to .1 military hospital in Germany w,ml thf(f tllrpr(„ wu (0 I l‘ "> make official attempts All produce and fruit were very -----------The sen res will be conducted much in demand and practically y i r n n N c x IJe lo w and finally in mid October he was rhcn they were escorted to the Air I *l fron ts, the magazine tomorrow morning at tl a. m. at MEMPHIS, Tenn. That oh A l l varieties moved out at aatia-1•▼1C X IC Q II r l O l l u Q y tho Holy Cross Episcopal Church further transferal to the Naval 8|ai;(in 111|(, Wl.re mrt hy a (l0„ I said. J»ct there Is not a walking Christ­ in H1 1 h e s d a, Md. |of friends on the airfield parking If the request is granted, Grum­ with military escort un.l with tha factory prices, with the exception' C r « n o T I fa Hospita mas tree, but only Will Renton, of cabbage, green onions, and I U D e U ll Brv. John Thomas officiating. Inis tjci-n visited There ramp on Saturday ufteritoon. Hut v.uuld have 90 day* to make Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. lit up to protect himself from the possible by wife |1(J olle prt,sel,i COuld help feeling man-re radishes They were in the lew A n n i n A fr The next meeting of the Sanford uHcu possinie oy his 111s wue i-i.i h .f„ e . , n .ih , ir hazards of crossing the street. th, «ho.o encouragement and anon. thp lnlpH , -hrUtmM .p,r|t ^ ^ e officUl runs before another^. 1LBj Moore Roth, a small ion, pricewist bracket. Sandy Ander;r v b u i n ,3 r o n e S The Mexican Christmas scene. I "It's Just a little contraption I Lions Cltih will b* held at son reported largely^ to Roy 1 p#(un nnd his overjoyed family S. contender could try. The other Robert Roth Jr., his mother, Mr*. «•*. “ Illnmlnaroles'*, whleh eaused rigged up to keep some dang mnt|yll(.|)t (j)„h nn j an 7 *| 6 45 pm., tton contributed . .. concluded, The 0 ,report I rode off In the itmbiilani fur 1 ; leading contender fur both re-1 ^r,d Roth Sr., Milwaukee, Wise-, 1. tin,, nf ih. n„r! , " fh »M**P«ad Interest last 1orist from running me down," ... |)Unran ,.|„b secretary r,,mi,lk" " ' r ’ . , "? . , . .. and two brothers, Fred Roth Jr. of usual, this time of the rear. eur|yM|. Jt fh(, homi> of u an<| Mpf- mW Renton, 23. in explaining the ,,iuh 1 un 3n’ rl *‘*vfre head and bosly li.Jurlc quirt holiday season together In,cords Is Lockheed s H04A Cnchler Mllv, Jllkp.. ( har|Pa ||1)lh ot said today. When Caton’s friends at the their own hum#. citrus was heaviest in volume Robert S. Stone. 2013 Grandview flashing light on his roat-tail huilt lor the Air Force. I I'biladelphia. followed by celery, cauliflower, D r bp ,it |Jai|| ,hI, year The light operates off a bat­ Meetings scheduled for_ Dec. Sanford Naval Air Station recelv* Charles Roth it accompanying mi rrvMviiy ed word inn that his recovery hud cabbage and lettuce. tery and a flasher breaktr he car­ 24 aqd 31 have l>«cn postponed due1 F*I tonight, tomorrow night. and the body from New Jersey to [ surpassed expectations and that to the holidays, Duncan s.tld. ries in his pocket. Christmas night. Sanford. "We’ve had w> many requests to repeat the display,” said Mr*. q>on» “fhn* we’r» eolnj to ,to It agiin thi* year" The llhjmmanoe* i* a Christ _ .... mss seene depleting th# Birth o f, A passenger automobile and a fracture* of the nose and ribs. T/x llr.e -1 / * B» MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS chrlj! with |f)# rand;M to |jeht Seaboard Airline Train collided and possible buck injuries. ® U flC IC JQ IT I BERLIN th - The U S. Army CASSEf BERRY— Two new Cuh |{,p heaven, lighting the way for yestcrilay morning about a half Damage to the automobile is (Jon* were announced at Thurn- n nn t0 come, mile east of Goldcnroad estimated at a p p r o x i m a t e I y ha* ordered a stuffed toy ani­ day night’* meeting by president To lhc display which cover. Both the driver sod his wife *Lixa» Tram damage was set st mal and a tricycle for a little Paul McClure, with the Very Rev., the rooftop, in the yard, and sur Irish girl who addressed h#r were injured in the er*»h und Christmas letter to Uncle Ham in­ whhorne R. Littleford. Dean o f. rounding the entire property, 300 taken to th# Winter I’ark llospThr train crew, aboard th# stead uf Santa Clan*. 'Jie Church of St. Luke's Epi-; candles and bag* are uied. iu l Two children of the couple engine and one car truin, were: acopa! Church as guest speaker. “We use the tS-hour hurricane .... Scruea Little of Dublin said sh* It. II. M-nn, engineer; J were uninjured. The Cuh Lions are mayor-elect type candies." said Mr*. Stone. l heard aa111 U.S. iiviuici • iavtc( c «$» soldiers here, *n aero cn Shortly after lO o’clock ,e»tcr Inn, conductor; H- J. Slaughter, t ,rt4jn|ng 3.500 orphan#, refugees Donald Willson and William J. "and this year we have «ecured 1|l(, n(h, r fh,Men ,at, Christma* day morning the automobde, a hrakeman, of Wildwood; . and T. It ,,,*• Blinn Sr They will be inducted l.ioo candles to use in the du 13V) tlldxmobdc driven by Dave , , * nd ^ ln* ” a',1,on °f (,T' i parties. Shewrote to "The U.S ts srorking Lions at th* first Jan play." |W. Welhrrington 34, an aeron IArmy Chief inBerlin” asking Iiry meeting. Bags are folded twice in order ( autical engineer, of Mims, was Childrenof tin* injuredcoupe “iiltaie, do you think you could Dean LitHeford. speaking on the I to make them stand open, they! traveling west or. the Oviedo ,»re Ranny, fiveyeur old girl and ,har# on# of your partis'* t r u e meaning of Christmas,'are then placed in the sand, Winter I’ark -oad at about *50 three-year old_ boy. |w|,hus?” itro-ssed his hope that the gener"The custom is to light them' m i spirit of the American people only on Christmas Eve." Mrs. miles Iper — *hour, ---------- * when — — -------------it craahed ---------j i . 'I|f0i .m>tl Gr."f V ’! Rve-year-old cripinto th* front end of th* engine rislcd Troopsrt .Mack in the in- 1pled lister Sharman has under­ ^.pressed at this time of each Stone explained It wilt take Lt moving east at approximately instigation. rear, would continue throughout and Mrs. Stone, with the help of gone three operation! on her legs 20 mile* per hour. I — :h«- year* ahead. The Dean hased a neighbor, about a half hour to 1 and will soon go to London for Wrtherington, reported Fill* lie hope* for greater happiness In get all of the randies lit another "Sh* Is very good and he home a* a basis upon which1 "Thousand* of car* passed our 1 , Trooper T Mark .Mack, received we all lav* her." the Utter laid. tontinued and widespread hippln I boost l*vt veer to gel a glimpse j multiple contusion* and abrasions “Mummy calla her our llttl* •** could be founded. ! of the unusual scene.” said Mrt [ to both legs and head. Janice blessing. Sh* U dying for a saus­ Dean Littleford, presented to the| Stone, “and this year *ve would | Wetberington. 31 the driver’*, age dog anu a trike ta side. Sh* elub by program chairman, Joe like to give everyone an opportu-; *»f» is r*’>*»t#il to have auffeted is is bed since Saturday with a f i l l s CAIt WAR DECLARED A TOTAL after rolling and turning n»rr on South Hanford Wclmer, accepted an Invitation' "Hy »<> » « "Uluminaroies" ■ I U «mm.multiple lacerations and possible (Staff 1’boto) (Continued On Tage Twelve) I during th* Christmas scaion. , Ave. ucs« Lslu> Jtiup. The ditvrr -a t e*lr Lee Bell. J C. Reynolds gNamed Assistant Couniv Ranaer • m l Deports LfllfTCS0 AllGfl To Red China Airman Narrowly Escapes Death In Auto Crash Top News In Brief * • Ho me s t mas Plane Unofficially Tops World Speed Altitude Records Market Report •Shows Increase Funeral W ill Be Here Tomorrow For Lt. R. Roth ♦ Man Lights Up To Protect Self Dean LitHeford Soeaks At Session; Cub Lions Named Lions Club W ill Convene Jan. 7 Auto, Train Collide NearGoldenrod ; 2 Hurt Christmas Additional Local News On Page 12 Letter �D M t v vmAmum m u »H miMiv w m iM • IIIU I m, t A t t k n t o a . u u o i e C n t n i Pros* A tfcM U n t C *rr*tfo*dt»t O on* tkinks mss without T * rr tn o M . C k ■ m m r*M cln f. W iu n »t * of Christm . f«nst. rlitm n Or»c« upon a time, sn f^ g H»h kin* wef.t hunting OH Christmas Eve. H* soon b«cam# lost, how*v*r, when s snd, good JU T I f - m in n lir Th* hippy J ^ T c m T u O tsstr stuff*# taTOey, tg g ftiMAlng pludl puMlRf. r?Jrt*W nrt4U hOwT*** J s ^ Z u ^ b k u c h*n. l i t * many otter special tr*sts ss w«ll, depending on where you mmu nrn end whet yaur mM*t»< fwaUy Ik H k t ■ : btlsxsrd Mocked Ik* psths of the forest OM Of tk* hunt' ers. U * Cook, very *ulckly Z M M found himself chsrged with g f l t*Jk #f prtptrinf Chrlit* d>M*r from Whatever ■ food h. could find. Bo h* literally throw sverythin* Into lh* pot- lh* rcmim* *f * its* chopped into ■ fin* MU flour, * few dried V w H H H i H k S H H N I PlUhU. MM Mrdsf t f p . St*. p « ttW . |M I* Mir*. Oirtotm ie to truly * Sptoy fcaetl, fiflhW Mm*S Wttli Use U M t t M ftontfT i f— - — -* 5 m * |to#*r, autmoff, am##, iSaateaaiSaroMaUaMttert,' O M « to Mar oh tlto food w *£i toil |fhM your fastir* hoard. Chrlatatas wU, nad •• c*to*Hda dtin to, pfd» « ■jr * ddy ad fdatlfC and elednanroja MM Par tha Mrih * Curia*. PARIS —ProneIt Petals, Gay Manet, defending tha AngloFrench attach an Egypt: *• la such a situation, ta gird way to pforoeatioa, a resign ett* t*lf ta vtoldUoaa of law, tt-aecegt tha aceaapUahtd fact, wta ta at* pots Oneself It new prorogations, It new rtoiatiotd of tha law and M indy, Sugar and Most from soma wild gam*. Boon, to his sarpoto*. h* had a d*ll*laus, hot “pudding" and to this l l w ssn l uflllt tM U til Century thst th* mild wasMil drink was gradually supplanted by a punch, mad* up ddy, true Rum Puddthfe havo all ef Uaa* mttemeate whteh auf MMk*wUUd hunter put tot* hid M O | pat Btill eatdtof favattU to MM# matt pto. TMd Uaty •dun waa ariflnally demand at strvtiftr iplrtlr. Th* punch iswi Anally raolaead th# wdtaali h * l tM ll m * l t re* (tonal feature at Christman la America, th e apsntsh, french and Italians #n)oy»d. and still do, tha Puritan* aa d rtUftoua tMir customary wins with effertag dad aamd with a im Chriatmaa ftatting, tt*y nguft aC tha Chrtot northant Murop*. beer to tha m sii|4 |* Hu Mm with hot hehtta and customs to tha — m g git—n ahatry Invite- original thirteen colonies, lira- te an te soma In and TM good Lord even had hate aatahrdta Ua Tula. Than- urkaya ready for ihem and aa ike guests raised uteir wild geese too. They were n — ‘~f mugt m e team te dry, M««h, and cheertaaa Christmas, the marry ary tf moreals in those early days "What Mail I" “Wiasaiir But Americana stood by thalr would ring Joyously through native birds, righteously ra­ F riltM Rw i m It:tt Riwi-WMihir IliM Th* 1b A«Uea 1:]• Th- Orlitoph-r, mi ,.t«rk a AttTf 1 l-.tt Pro yyMlt—W aih-Baltlaiort t i t * u rs «f niter t:l# Mayor of lYo Tows S:*0 Ttuabos* Tim* t : it Too Are Thoro TiM :ii rat when th* general praea would T a:#a It SO b* In Peril.” t it strata* ftiaung of UM lands from which they cam*, it w when they IsUr could afford IL Instead, they •lowly devtiopad ant continually improved tha atrain of both goose and turkay until Ihay baeamt th# maaty dtileaeiaa we enjoy today, Um poldan centerpiece* of our own Christmas maal, ItM. Thera to a lovaly aid Eu­ ropean euitom ralebrttad tn during tha Ybletlde ad It, John1* Day, Dee. IT. Thu u the day whan tha churth hettow* a «p*ci*i bteatuig on wine. An old rita of miatp origin, it to d*M In hater ef I t John the Rvangaliat, whe, according It early togatd. drank a glass of potooaad wini without suffering harm. l« a trua that tha malting pot that la Amarlea haa her* rowed its Chrittmaa auatoma from eountrisa tha world over. But It haa addad soma that art typically Its own. Tha tg| nog of Chriatmu and tha hot rum punch and old-fashlonada are ours alona. Tha aromatic apals pto that crowns tha Christmas turkay or gooaa and th* cranberry tauc* is not tradltlonatly served at holiday time in any other country. There to also LONDON -British Prime Minltler Anthony Eden la dadping that lid government Wdd It colla­ tion with Israel id the attack do tawle M BelUvaa Show Private S*crotarr CsauTn K atasro * p ia»-**-*p r**rtn i n « *a « * «». n mtstara tit t Alfred Ultchcock Present* I®:** !*<.»*« Challenge is:j * w h .r * Mr u * « l:*a TV PtarkouM E«[P‘ jre was no foreknowledge that Israel would attack RgyjK. • h i - - tbara w a i .... • rith of It, and it tha avetit ef a flak eertaln IlMUalittd ladh ptare, da I think waa absolutely right-*' IBRUN -T h a Mwepaptf Dar Tad, tutting Stvtoi Communist Chief Mlhtt S. Khrushchev in a talh htfert a meeting ef rebelUetu university students dt Mos­ cow) "If you d* eta like Um way we da tilings, than gt it wtrk in Ik# faettritd dfid we will replace TM with ethers it the utlvsniUse." PHONE 1011 1 9 6 3 B U IC K “S PEC IA L’’ — 4dr. Fnooptionnlly ettnti, one owner, h atter, low tnllenft. WAgMINGTOM —Nawlr-ippointed Cemmlationer ef Igtestlon Lawrence 0 , DerthJek, In gtclar* U« bln aupperf ef the tuprtmc Caurt dealaton outlawing aagrtga- matio Powtrfilte tranamldalon, radio, henler, power eteerlhg. tinted flua. S12SE. M ? £.■ cat* 1950 0 L D 8 M 0 B I L E 88 -HolMw" coup, vis sisau}*"* Hydnnutic. lUJJu. Hoattr, 1963 C H E V R O L E T ‘ BEL-AIR’M dr. Rtdlo Hatter, tutone CLEAN............. ................. ......1995 W* hope tin irsnasetiaoe ta nen-Mgrenatad seating can ba made without dlfflaulty. Howavsr, wo are propsrod for the worst.” 1954 P L Y M O U T H •s a v o y ,,-4 dr. Powerfiite trtnimUalon. radio, heater, beautiful tu-tone. $1195* Oeest star ttsrrs Tn Vet* Church Berries VIENNA -Vies President Rich­ ard M Niton, in praising tha "THE PUBLIC HEALTH U THE FOUNDATION ON WHICH RESTS THE WELFARE OF THE NATION** MAafbss-e aeaie feet**) scisnee beauty of Austria from a tourist’s viewpoint: ‘•It e man from, California la ready to say that, it really means something.” MOUNT HOLLY, N. j . i n Moet ef ganta'd letters are ad­ -Te properly practice med­ icine, physicians learn how t< dtogaoao eng treat disease. Washing closely with physt* eldM aro vre pharmaalsts, wha n it taught the art of corn* 1956 C H E V R O L E T "810 DELUXE** — 4 dr. Like new. Tu-Tone green. One owner- A real buy. •*— *.».—*a*.**esa«ea.e«*atAs*A.A....A^— — i: SAVE! SAVE! on thane *57 DODGE Heel Train-Um at your friendly ■eras O-eluck Cluh Nssrs-Qeriea N*we-w*rld Mstsleg Dstotlsae dressed to "the North Pole” or "Alsake.” One wa* rccaived hare Thurs­ day, however, addressed "To San­ ta Claus, heaven.” 819 B . F IR ST ST- DIDN’T INVTAU, BURGLAR ALARM EPiuserrtog C tJ athesrw public health NEW YORK th-frank Oontales, a distributor for a portable burlier alarm firm, bought one of the gadgets for his spirtment but kspt putUng off th* InstalllUon. Thursday burglars rsnstcksd Gonxalss* apartment, taking a portable lypewrilSr, radio and a vacuum cleaner- lo h task Dial w* phyiielini and pharmacist* gladly patform. Your health ts better serVWd when you always foi IdW yotfr physician'* advice or what to take, and get any madiefM from your nW MaaiaS flUHPIClOUfl TICKING NEW YORK Ml -PoUe* dr mollUon experts hurried to a New York post office branch after a sorting elerk heard a "auspicious TOUCHTON DRUG CC. Only havo a full Melting NOW SHOWING YOU SHOULD KNOW and UNDERSTAND ABOUT♦‘THAT FIRST DATE1 “DRAG RACES-“JAM SESSIONS’1 “ROCK »N» ROLL” “ SCHOOL DANCE” _ _ _ _ _ F o r Ladles Gkl% bow'd you Uko to THI MV. K1NNITH STIWART (rl(ht), of the Marble Presbyterian Church, Droonull, Pa., Is chatting with the Papp family of Hun­ garian refugees. The ehureh has found temporary quarters for tha Papps until they get straightened out In their new country. In thO group (I, to r.) are: Stephen, 9; Andrus, It; Dene* (tha father) and Klona (the mother). Denes Papps, a construction engineer, delivered food to Hungarian freedom fighters during th* fighting against tbs Russians. He drove his truck through gunfire to reach barricades. OF T E E N A G E R S This Message of Amchor Hocking 24K Goldrim Dlnnorwaro. and heat- SEAMIES& TEARS CAN TU RN I INTO HAPPINESS UNDERSTANDING proof cookware, too, all F R E E ? Wen, you can. With every gallon of What a combination! Tha claaale beauty of y o u r logs, enhanced by the smooth flattery that ily sheor aheer Berkshire atockinn can give. A nd every pair ding* at ankle, calf and to t£ -in a *w'M* ; “ n^ ok«n !!"• of boauty. Proportioned 3 Uea 8',-i — 11 in short medium & talL Saamiaaa nure-firw ImportaJ gaaollne, you earn valuable premiums th at accumulate f u t ! thy], 97 OcU m Regular, 91 Octane opea T e m t e f y m a days-r e a i a i i g a fria* 4-9«n snm v.<t_ 1:98—3:11—I : ! * —#: 1J—* : $475 lliss s s s ' / a s c , id* .that Nsgroea will end their yearlong boycott today bashed by a luyrame Court order ceding bus Mfrsiation beret “That cat really digs Jan. W* had a Ball. He’s got a sharp ear.” automobile Itoense plate $971 1954 DO DGE V-8 4 dr. fcenutlful tu-tone, nuto- ^ ».*« Jf,rM , 1 H I ., LONDON — Louis "letehma” Armstrong, following a throe-hour rscord pliylag issska With The HotierdBld Gerald Laieallas, a eourln of Quaen Elisabeth and editor •f a London jim maiaiinai 1MT l*:lt etea-o* �Conservation News By: BEN WIGGINS type of farming. To-gcthar they Soil CooscrvallooNt, t'SDA work out a farm plan wherrby The Seminole Soil Conservation each acre will be planted to District accomplished much in crops, citrus, or pasture grasses 1936. Thirty-two basic or complete that it is best capable of produc­ soil and water consemTon plans, ing. totaling over four thousand acres, The governing body la made up were worked out with farmers, of flTe supervisors who are fleet­ growers, and ranchers of this Dis­ ed by the landowners within the trict. Since the District was orita- district. The present supervisors nixed, about seven years ago, 329 are; Henry Wright, Ralph Ham­ of these basic plans have been pre­ mond. C. A. Wales, W. W- Linx, pared and signed by rooperators and Runner Carter. Cecil Tucker, of the district. Of the total num­ Seminole County Agricultural Aber of prepared plans 239 are gent. was recently elected by the active; that Is one or more of the supervisors to serve as secretary conservation practices as set up to the board. These supervisors, in the plan have been applied on who serve without pay, devote the land. The 230 active plans much of their time towards the cover over 39,000 acres. Accord­ supervision and promotion of the ing to the U S. census report conservation practices that are there are only about 4*3 individ­ needed and will benefit all fa r ual farm units in Seminole Coun­ mers and citizens of this District. Any land owner desiring techni­ ty. Some of the major soil ami wat­ cal assistance with their soil or er conservation practices that are water problems should contact being applied In this district are; one of the supervisors or the lo­ cover cropping, mulch tillage, cal technician located in the Sincrop rotation, pasture planting ford Atlantic National Rank Raid­ wildlife improvement, private fish ing. ponds being stocked with bream and bass, woxlland protection by constructing fire lanes, ditch con­ struction to remove surplus wat­ er, furrow or seepage irrigation, irrigation water management, welt location and construction, and the practice of tilling which is used WASHINGTON UP—The place for both drainage and irrigation for a city girl to look for a buspurposes in this district. hind Is down on the farm. There are now- over 2700 Soil Almost one out of every three Conservation Districts in the Na­ men of marriageable age on tion. Their main Job is to provide farms is a bachelor, compared technical assistance to farmers, to only one of five city mengrowers, and ranchers in prepar­ The plain fact, is, according to ing farm plans and establishing a Bureau of census report, the the needed conservation practices proportion of single, marriageable on their land. Each plan Is pre­ men has declined in the past six pared according to land capabili­ years from 26.2 per cent to 23.8 .TANGERINES IN TEXAA— Two Wtit Texas ;Huta beautfcs uw a ty and is designed for a particu­ per cent of the total male popu scrubby mesquite tree and a crate of tangerines to >.-t end Rob lar farm. A complete soil survey, lation. Covingion accujtomed to the tcrenery he will be viewing during up to n depth of 60 inches by a The proportion of slngt# wom­ the holiday season. Covington and his West Texas State (commutes trained soil scientist, is used as en, however, is Just about the 0 will p!a> Mississippi Southern in the Uth annual Tangerine Rowl the basis for working out the same on farms as in the efilei 19 per rent. Aciualy. changes In at Ormndo, Jan. I. Helping harvest this Texas Panhandle tangerine farm plan. Every farmer knows that his the marital status of women have crop are Rosemary McDonald, (left) Lockney Junior, and Ncidn farm is different from every other varied only slightly since 1930, Coffee. Canyon freshman. farm. His land is different. In the report said. fact the land Is not exactly alike on any two fields on a single farm. That is the primary reason why individual farm plans are necessaryEvery farmer that lives within the boundaries of a Soil Conser­ vation District can obtain a farm • Electric Razors ........................ ......... ....... 11.95 up plan, free of cost, on application to the district governing body. • Necklace and Earring Sets .................. . 6.50 up After the application has been approved by the supervisors your • Cuff Link & Tie Bar S e t s ___ _______ .. 2.50 up plan is on its way. The pisn con • Ladies* & Gents Billfolds ...................... . .*1-50 up } slats of; »n aerial photograph with land capacity map, a conserva­ • Ladles* & Gents Mnnlcurc Sets .............. ..... 5.00 up J tion plan map showing what each field will be used for, and a set • Ladles’ I’Ins ........................................... . 3.95 > of guide sheets or Instructions as to the best methods for establish­ ing the practices set forth In the • | plan. The farmer tells the tech­ ' . i nician the type of lirmmr he • t wlshes'^o da and the technician t 202 E ‘ 1st. I’h. 5 * discusses with the farmer the ca[ pability of his land to do that Farm Good Place For City Girl To Find Husband ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Up In the Air With Your Comoro FLAG PRESENTATION— Karlyle Ilousholder, (center) service offic-r of Sanford American Legion Post 63, hands American flag to Jerry Collins, operutor of the Sanford Orlando Kennel Club, dur* Ing Charity Night reremonlrs at the track Thursday. Others in forrgiound are James Hnrrvlt and C. T. Walker of Orlando Post 19. The dug was a gift by Post 63 in recognition of the track's services to cnarity, as characterized by the more than )6,000 raised through Thursday night's program. The othar day we spotted this Item in a winter vacation book­ let put out by one of the na­ tion's leading commercial airline*: •There's room beneath your seat for briefcase, vanity, or camera." But we're willing to wager that If you're aloft with your camera, you won't leave it idling “beneath your seat" for long! There's Just too much excellent picture ma­ terial around that no self-respectIng snapshooter will want to miss. Rivers, mountains, massive cloud formations, dams, bridges, har­ bors, farmlands—an evcrchanglng kaleidoscope of views and pat­ terns invltea your camera to ac­ tion as you cruise the sky. We'll concede that a camera with a good fast lens and a high­ speed shutter enjoys • definite advantage. But, under Ideal con ditlons and at relatively high altU tudes, even a simple camera can take memorable pictures from the air In'both color and black* and-white. Here are a few basic points to remember whenever you use your camera In flight: (1) Be aura you don't let your camera touch any part of tha plane, or vibration' will blur tha picture. (3) Mini* mix* tha affect of tha plana’a speed and motion by shooting "oblique" views, with tha camera pointed ahead of tha plana or to the rear rather than straight down or straight out the side. (3) To avoid reflection, hold your camera at an angle to the window or shield the lens. And (4) Use a Alter to cut through atmoepherie haze. —John Van Guilder Last Minute Gift Suggestions W e r t Je w e lr y S to re C H R IS T M A S ^ SP E C IA LS T' W H A T BETTER PR E SEN T TO GIVE T H A N A FIN E LATE M O D E L C A R )Check jj. and drive these bargains y ir CHEVROLET Belair t Door Sedan Radio-Heater- '5 6 Air Conditioning SA V E $ 1 0 0 0 PLYMOUTH Savoy I Door Sedun VS-Overdrive '5 5 Look At This Price FORI) Country Sedan Station Wagon YH-Fordnmatie '5 5 Radio-Heater CADILLAC-62 I Door Sedan '5 3 Immaculate Inside and Out CHEVROLET Deluxe I Door Sedan Radio-lleater '5 4 Clean . CHEVROLET Belair I Door Sedan Powerglide-Undio '5 4 '5 3 K i J Mm Heater-NICK BUICK Super I Door Sedan Dynuflow-Itadio-Heuter CHEVROLET Deluxe (Tube Coupe, New Paint, Seat Coven*. Heat and Musle. Somebody’s Going to Drive A Bargain Here- Use Our Low Cost G M A C Plan HOLLER MOTOR SALES K. 2nd SI. ut Palmetto PHONES 1231 • 1079 'f B . 'l ! �rr^cHM Nrr o>y Damos.GOPMayCutTVUseln 60 gfpw c* m i |n 4 vffl m$d to rvmind them- claiming for tin— thru lb# rote of flaiat Mtroa of two potato la tkla rog*rd. Nlcholaa In a mbm daapar than tho fhrtaf p in t, wImb J a w woo bora la Bethlehem of material thine* America haa giron fm > ia Jo4aa, ia tit* days of Barod tho King, dom and individual oororolgntr a chanec to thiro wao orwi loao poaoo. froodom aad good ttvs aad rooatabliah thomaolvoo ao tho wap wV oa oarth thaa thoro io today. of Ufa for ntUUoao who, without thia un* ■ Boama toUUtarlaaiam hold ia oubjoetioa selfish championship and aid. would long SL tttJ S S S S ir>». M -h * britered tb it man i ^ t a 7 ( k i r a J b y God oadowtd with ------: .— . f .w* jluji y w l f » l y> owto domination of tho inai- ?*»» .o .<» « * r t l - tot*Ut*rI*n cauao they are of tbolr spirit, m indhriduals and aa a nation. It ia tho opirit that, ainca laaga tn at they waro ooan to do irao. ana datarmination aomahow, aoma day, to c uu <«■ * S3«l r» d »BI *> « ta t In . f t * ? . 1? * F a i t h C h r i s t i a n i t y 's S t r e n g t h & £*& *£* £ * * 2 ? B*mtt. 14:28 “And in tho fourth watch ia tho hoarta and tha Hrw of many pooplaa. th# wtnt unto thorn, walkK i t p C h r ith n o i R ig h t W o y Aa tho aaeonda hurtlo ua toward Chriotmaa at tty Imaginable itory of childfcaod nv r * ia rotiow. ’ Aad miowin*-oo It woro—tbo Charleo Pfekoa*a "Christmas Carol'’ most wadera will romombar that it waa aald of Scrooge. after hie contortion by an array of moat owatmive ehoate that if ant man know fiw tohoon Chrlataaa, It woe ha. During the generation! ainca that time, tha Chrlattan world haa been pretty wall agreed that Dtekene hit tho noil on tho bead; Scrooge Matt. 14:2941 ‘‘And ho aald. Como. And whan Pater waa eomo down out of tho ahip ho walked on the water, to go to Jaaua. “But whan ho aaw tho wind bolatoroui, ho waa afraid; and beginning to nlnk, be cried, earing, Lord, save me"And immediately Jesus stretched forth hie hand, and caught him. and aald unto him. 0 thou of llttlo faith, wherefore dldat thou doubt?" The miractea which are recorded in many paaaage* of tho Bible had a profound effeet upon those Urea ware touched conscious times, may bare much mora heathen-sounding names than that? Thoao era questions that teat how nearly wa keep Chriatmaa aa Scrooge did after Jacob Harley's ghost had shown him the The Sanford Herald of CMi roae of W H h a Ilia rilX D panKINN editor aad Publtibor MARION HAnMAJf I R . Executive Editor EVELYN J. CCSMINO. Advertlalag Maaaoar s u b s c r ip t io n rates Of Carrier (lo par weak Oaa Month II.aa Taras Month* s it Maath* ona Tear mo ii.Ti e u .ie All Obituary aatlcaa, card* of ihanke, roinluilona ami aatloaa a t aotaMalnmaat for U a »urpo*a of raltla* food* will h i cbtraod far at reootar advartUla* r a t,* The flsrsld U a maaUer at tha Ualtod l-r-** which la oalltUd cioluilvoly Is the o il for MOuhllea* Uoo of alt Ua local n*w» prlalsg la tht* aawaoapar. R.pr«a*nt«4 Natlaaally by n .n .n i A i v . n l . tug Sarvlca UA eat (lao re la Ravin#* B e k Hid# ____________ Attests, Ooargta Pag* 4 once more to burnish anew our thoughts o f lllm who came to build a Kingdom in our hearts, His teachings lend meaning to the humdrum life, dignity to the unfortunate, hope to people who have none and couruge to thoge who must do tho impossible. Thl« troubled Christmas ail men would do well to remember Hi« outstretched hand and Hla words to one who was sinking into a stormy sea <*0h thou of little faith. wherefore hldst thou doubt?1 Japan To Reassess Foreign Policy . . * y. gM KLM Jg.^McCAWN Ualted Preas Staff Oarveapoadent Japan, Asia's moat dynamic country, Is about to start an Im­ portant reaaseiament of Its for­ eign policy. The ancient kingdom whose his­ tory gooa back WOO yu rt was admitted lo the United Nations TVwaday. Probably, Japan will undergo a radical change In Its polltcial leadership. Taman Iahibaahi, tho Incom­ ing premier, will then deelde Ja­ pe ne«e policy toward tho United States, Communist China and tha Aalan-Afrlcan bloc of nations. Berks Trade lotrcaae No sensational decisions are ex­ pected. But It U fairly certain Japan will adopt a mora Inde­ pendent attitude toward tho Uni­ ted States aad will move prompt­ ly to Inmate II* trad# material­ ly with Rod Chloo. When he gala around lo It. It was a time of feed oewa Juat aa tho aegels proolalmsd tai tho •hephtrdi, laying "faar not; for behold I bring you good tid­ ing* of great Joy which (hall ho to oil people; for unto you la bora thia day In the etty of David, a Savior, which la Christ." It was a time whan all people prallhd God for HU groat gift laying "glory to God In the highest and on eafth peace good wUI to man" Whan U Christ moa? For tho Christian, ChrUtmaa haa alroady coma boeauoo Chrlat U bora * and Ho wlQ continue to come to thoao who roally want Him to coma Into tbolr lift. Whan Is Chriatmaa? So much depends on uaHe haa promlied aaylng "Bsbold I aland at the door and knock and If anyone hoars my voles and opens the door 1 will come onto him”. Philip Brooks wrote * "No ear /nay hoar HU coming, but In this world of etn. whore mack aoula wU| recalve Him aUII, Has ChrUtmaa coma to yoo? Lot ua make this our Christ* mas prayer ----0 Holy Child Of Bethlehem deicrod on ua w• pray; east out our sin, and enter la, bo born In ua today— Iahlba»hl ia expected to aak that -----of kind ofleaderahlp. leadership.AtAt71,71 - the. — |— United Statex lo sot a float date!he la only one year youngtr than for tho withdrawal of troops lt|Hatoyama. But He la In good now haa stationed In Japan. |health, look# much younger and Sine* the end of World War If,! J1** decld,d ld*»* °* • lot of Japan haa been ltd by a auccea- ‘hinga. lion of promlers who have baaed Hound-faced and serious-look* their policy on cloa# cooperation 7 *' »*h,ba»hl la the aon of a Bud* with the United Suits. dl,t Prltst- Ho started out as a Began Flghtteg MacArthur ■ejwapmpw' »»«» |>*«ama a Iihlbaxhl, however, t a k e i a ,**<1,n* publliker, apeelallilng in economics, boiled Hutd milk Instead. QUUIKAI AMD AEIWta You should, of courie, have O. T.; I heard that paoplg havyour youngiter Immunised Ing migraine have a warning alga, against smallpox, tetanus, dlph- la this trot? tharla and whooping rough. This Aiuwar: In the majority of mi­ ls even more Important for grains caeca, there te a warning youngatars aubject to aa allargy. of an oncoming attack. Tha alga I’ve previously given you time- may ba a daprcaalon. Irritability, tables for these inoculations. rMtlaaaneaa, lorn of appettte, vafa Always be alert to any symp- before the eyes. bUndnece, numbtoma of allergy. Bomatlmaa man- noea and weaknem of oaa ma# #e nartema Ukt rubbing tha ayae or tho body. Listen FRKK ENGRAVING ON EVERYTH'" Cuff Liak ATie Bor 8eUby Anson and dpculel 2.50 up .Men's and Womro's Billfolds by Mrekar aad I R M Rolf 3.30 up ro B x(| Bud Vasoe, I to U la aUe*. Available Platinum or (lold Dh Iik 2.00 UP In V 17J50 Up Tho Porfecl Gift Fur The Home Silver Plated Tee FROM Hrrvlco. 37.50 up ^ -**^ A. K. Rossetter, Florist FREE GIFT WRAPPING Bo aura te too or call iw for your Chriatmaa coraigee, cut fiowaru A YOU CANT GO WRONO WUEN YOU BUY AT THE STORE WITH NOELL ON TUE DOOR nice vgrigty of blooming polled plants. Open Till “Wo telegraph flower* anywhere anytime’* »• 211 Meant More" I m a good Idea to try to pro­ ■nasi wrlnhllnw the none and tect rour children from altergte sniffling, might Indicate an al­ reactions right from tha atari lergy haa alerted. Heredity, It appears, pUya an Important part In a 11art lea. l a If Staled Toys one of the parents baa an alters?, Children with allergic tend­ you should watch closely for al- encies ihould net bo permitted to larglo tendencies I t children. aleep with teddy bears or oUur stuffed wool toys which might contain hone hair, rabbit hair or other allergte aubstancee. The younptar'a room should bo kept clean. Thera should be no rugs on tha floors and up­ holstered furniture, drapes aad other dust catchers should ho eliminated. A foam rubber mattreso aad pillow might bo advisable, too. n S m S u “ ? £ h “a " E r *S h J DECANTER SETS • T f e * S e a t T1W U ^ Allergies In- .Children - ” i» "r... it-L . . . rr - ....... r*4 a* m o « ) rial* mailer. Ool6b«r IT. 111? at Poet Office of OaafordFlorida, undar tho Act — "WMN » C n ig T ttA ir ly ma Rar. A. 0 , Malaria Hew aany times Hava you beard that question coma from tho Up* of ■ llttlo child who foH that Chrlitmaa would never never eomo? It la a good question, on* that avery Christian should seriously ponder- To the child Christmas come* a tta r wook* of cootompla* lion, oipoctatlon and planning, and whan tho tlmo of Chrlatmao roil* ly eomoa it ia a tlmo of unexcel­ led Joy and Mtisfactlon, a time of (haring In tho iccurity of loved onto la Uio homo, a tlmo of glad* non, and tho ilnglng of earoli and hymni of praise to the child of Bothloham. Strang# is It seems three iame emotional #lam«nu waro aharrd by thoie who experlancod tho firit Christines, Tha wtao min uw the atar In tho oaat and accepted it ai a atm of the eomlng of tho King. To Mtry and Joirph the Chrlat child waa tho ona who would conic to iavo Ilia pooplt from thalr atm. Surely tha Shepherds mutt have boon looking for tho eomlng of Kmmanuol. All wero waiting, all wtro propartng, all w#ro ax* pocUng tha promlicd ont, Tho*a In tho group around tho mangar could not htlp bowing In adoratlon boforo tho King, the Prlnee of Paata. Celery Avg. 6:00 Tomorrow JE W E L E R �•" t * rfT»*7 — ------------ — ■v “v- <ei a i r : Son, p w . 28, 19M Pag* K T U B SANTOED H E B A L t f So cia lfounts Families Plan Get-Togethers Baptist For Holidays Church win meet at • a.m. Students Decorate Candlelight Ceremony Unites Building For Party Miss Dishman,Kenneth Malcolm SATURDAY Of Oviedo School Joe I. Beasley presided over the Th# R-A.’s of the First By Marlas Jone* fcr .............................. Sal rL | i' ; i fijtAAomth Mr. and Mra. Bail B. B an t* of BlatfMId, W. Va., a n tpmMeg OVIEDO—Min Georgian! Dish- punch bowls. By Marian Janes the Christmas holiday* wKh the* Floating - hostess were Min OVIEDO— The Senior High man and Kenneth Bfatcolra were By MARIAN JONES • a. m. Women of th# Auxili­ sow and dattfhtaHa-law, Mr. t a l Melanie Jackson and Mias Janet OVIEDO—Maay families are ary of Hoty Croat Episcopal School Christmas party was on# united la marriage last Sunday Mrs- Roger Harris, 8UT Tab afternoon at 3 p. m at th« Ovie­ George. planning family get-together* for of the prettiest affairs held dur Following a trip to an undis­ Church will be making wreaths the holidays. Among those known Are. do Baptist Church, th« Reverend and sprays In the parish house tng the holiday season. The City Louis L. Day offlcUUnff. closed destination, the couple will for the decoration of the church. are the Mltchem and Jonea fami­ Hall memorial building was the Friends of Dr. H. W. Bucket The candlelight ceremony waa make their home in the R. D. lies at the home of Me. SUNDAY scene of mnch gay festivity. performed against a background Wheeler apartment. The Intermediate and Adult Mra. A- M. Jones. Among tha wltl be pleased to team that he Mrs. Milton Gore, Youth Chair of white gladioli In white baskets Choirs of ths First Baptist Church Mltchem family who win be pres la recuperating nicely at Us ent are: Mr. and Mra. Leon 01- home, after undergoing an will rehears* at 4:30 p. m. man of the local P-TA, left the and greenery, with Mra. Louis L. Day furnishing the nuptial muThe ‘ Intermediate and Adult llff and children, Mr. and Mr*. gency appendectomy Friday. decorating up to the students ale. Choirs of the First Baptist Church Marion Eatea and daughtar, themselves, and they were gor­ Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. RlChard# The bride wore a white laee wiU present a Christmas Pageant Nancy: Mr. end Mrs, Key Bees* geous. A decorated Christmas dress over Ufetta and her co r ley, Mr. and Mra. Al Thomas, Jr. and sons, Stava and Neil, i t at 7:30 p. m. tree, floating balloons. Santas, aage was a white orchid. Her ac­ 3 p. ra. Th* Senior Choir of Mrs. Marietta Chance, Mr*- E. Panama City, irived Wednesday By Grace Tb*r»taw Holy Croat Episcopal Church wiU P. Mltchem, Ur*. E. M. Olliff. to spend th* hotldays with hfa holly, reindeer, and many other cessories were also white. The Ethel Root Circle of ‘the meet in special rehearsal for Robert Olliff; Mr. and Mr*. Carl parents, Mr. and Mrs. 8 M. RlCh­ Christmas decorations were ar­ Bliss Peggy Fleming, maid of Hamerlck, of Apopka; Mr. and ard* Brj on French Ave. honor was attired in a suit of light Congregational Christian Church Chrtatmaa music. ranged attractively throughout blue Jersey, with which ah* wore had a short meeting end Christ* 3 p. m. The decorating commit Mrs. David Uatler and children the spaelous rooma pink rosebud corsage. Her ac­ mas party at the home of Blr. tee will garland the Interior of also of Apopka; and the Jonea Games and dancing were en­ cessories were pinkHoty Cross Episcopal Church for family, from Wabster. joyed by the students, who were Keith Malcolm acted as beat and Bfra- Gus Schmah. Lake the Christmas Ere Midnight Ser­ The Reverend and Mrs- J . N. Monro*. man for his brother. also allowed to Invite. Thompson will have with them vice. Mrs. Charles Dishman, mother The living room waa tastefully for Chrlstma* their son and Miss Kay Estas was in general MONDAY charga of most everything dur of the bride, wore a navy blue decorated with Christmas deco The Rev. W. A. Etlenwood will daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ng the evening, even the serv- silk. Her corsage waa formed of rations of pine, holly and can- conduct the morning devotions James Allen Thompson, of Vero I j . Delicious homemade cookies, pink carnations. Her accessories Beach. over WTRR at 8:30 a. m. candles 'and other dainties were were white. TUESDAY Mr. and Mr*. Donald Leinhart. Mrs. J. L. Malcolm, mother of After a short business meet made br the students themselves The Rev. W. A. Etlenwood will of Texas, will arrive with their the bride-groom, also wore navy ing, Mrs. Herbert Thurston turn conduct the morning devotions f lolly Christmas day to be with Those enjoying this affair Inelude-’ loc Rattle, •’'w'r Mikler, blue silk, a pink carnation cor­ ed the party over (o Mra. Rob over WTRR at 8 30 a. m. their parents, Mr. end Mrs. Lex Julie Gore, Benno Wainrlght, sage and white accessories. THURSDAY Leinhart, and other relative*. inton, who conducted several Following the wedding, a recep­ Rub) ee Trowell. Mary Webb, The Training Union of tha Mr. and Mra. Erwin Abel) will Christmas games, prises being Donnie Malcolm, Norman licks tion was given In th« annex of First Baptist Church will hold arirve Saturday afternoon from won hy Mrs. Ed Simpson, Bliss An*1 Lundy, Virgil Wilsor ’red- the church their monthly visitation at Galneaville to be with their par­ ____ dip Vlford, Ronnie Wi’Us, ’’atri ' The bride's table, centered with Helen Witte, and Bits* Gertrud* P- m. ents, Mr and Blrs. Max Lein Vinlng. a tiered wedding cake, was over­ I lackson, Junic Fleming Gor­ The Rev. W. A- Ellenwood will hart, and Mrs. Geneva Abell. don Horton. Tyra Kelsey. Betty laid with a linen eloth. On either Delicious refreshments were conduct the morning devotions S H E A FFE R S *' Blr. and Btra. Donald Hardy 1 Stevenson. Fredde Wheaton, Mar­ end of (he table was placed a served by the hoeteaset, Mra. over WTRR at 1:30 a. m. arrivtd from Galneaville Wednes­ u su H B JW M A W rA f* garet Fortaon, Dick Fratey My­ crystal punch bowl surrounded by Bonner Carter, Blrs. Lucille Rob day night to he with their par* white carnations and fern. Cryt Inson, Mra. Ralph Lotting and ron WIUIs, Carl Fabry. ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hardy, BUSS BARBARA JEAN EVANS (Photo by Jameson) Elena Tuhy, Melanie Jackson, tal candelabra, holding white tap­ Blrs. Gut Schmahand Mrs. Nan Parker. Later In the avening, presents Luther Duds, Pete Ulrey. Ann ers, flanked the cake. Baskets Mias Martha Jean Hardy ar­ were exchanged by Bfra. Ed of white gladioli were plaetd at DeShaio. Priscilla Tuhy, Danny rived from Bob Jonea College points of Interest. Simpson, Mr*. Herbert Thurston, Beistel. Mary Ann Teslnsky, Roy Mr. and Mr*. P. H. Wyatt finish­ this week to be with her p ar Cutting the cake were Corvine Bliss Gertrude Vlnlng, Blrs. W. Welsenbarger, Spencer Payne, ed their year aa Worthy Matron enta, Blr and Mrs. L. A. Hardy. Marvin Wrye. Mary Ann Slayton, King and Mrs. W. A. Ward. Jr. Billingsley, Btrs. Oscar Zlttro- and Worthy Patron, respectively Mr. and Blr*. Ed Duda arriv­ Blrs. Theodore Aulin, J r and Mrs. wer, Bin. BtcBtillan, Mias Helen Virginia Wryv, William Hart, Kay Witte, Btra. Clyde Stlnion, Mrs. of Seminole Chapter No. I O. E. ed from Galneaville this week to Estes. Jack Dodd, Jin* Miller, Bee Alford, Bfrt- John Jones, S. at their reftilar meeting Thurs­ spend Christmas with their par Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Evans, Jim Mentaer, Keith Malcolm. Mrs. Lucille Robinson. Mias Btary day night at th* Maaonlc Temple. enta, Blr. and Mr*. John Duda, of Loch Arbor, announced the Peggy Fleming, Charles Parker, The Chapter room waa beauti­ also Mrs. Elsie Fleming. Jo Robinson, Bfra. Ralph Lotting, Yvonne King, Frank Gore. engagement and approaching fully decorated with white can* Walter Duda also arrived from Gus Schmah. Adults who came In shifts dur­ By Marian Jonea marriage of their daughter, Bar dies tied with tiny bows of red Galneaville to be with Mr. and ing the evening were: Mrs. John OVIEDO—Bfr. and Mrs. J . H. ribbon. Th* flickering candles Mr*. John Duda for Christmas. bara Jean, to Jack LeRoy Har­ Evans, Mrs. W. H. DeShsro. Mrs Lee, who spent a couple of weeka cast a soft glow over the holiday Johnny Jones arrived Wednes­ rison, son of Mr. and Mrs- Har. James Partin. Mrs Elsie Flem­ in Maryland with their daughter setting. A large ba»ke* o’ -ed and day night to be with their par By Marian Jones ing, Mrs. Ferdinsnd Duds. Mr. rison, of Wichita, han. and son-in-law, were accompa* white polnaettiaa enchanted the enta, Mr. and Mra- J . B. Jonea, The wedding will take place on OVIEDO—The members of the sod Mr*. L. V. Hsrt, Mr. and nied home by their daughter, setting. Completing the decora' tor Chriatmat. Faithful Workers’ Sunday School George Means. Mr. and Mrs Bfra. Don Shaffer, and little Dec. 28 at the Evans home, with tions waa a Christmas tree In the We have already mentioned . „ , _ . . Class had a meeting and Christ Douglas Jackson, and Mr. and grandson. Lt. Shaffer, who waa East decorated In red, white and that Bob Shaffer will be with a reception following. All friends m|J parjy *t the home of Mrs. Mrs. Don Ulrey. on maneuvers, arrived Monday green light*. t*»- W -th - Matrons hie parents, coming from Gain** of th# couple are Invited to at-10. W. Alford on Thursday even to join his wife and baby and olor* for the year. Later in the vW* Wednesday night, The elbow areas usually need to be here with both their partend. ling. evening members e ...tanged jlfts. special attention while a sweater Thia affair was a turkey din •nta, Mrs L-e, and Blr and Miss Evins was born to IndlsA very Impressive report was incoming offlctrs a good and sue is being washed. "Bfasaag*” these polis, Ind, and is a graduate of ner. prepared and served by the soil spots with well-soaped fingers Mrs. Charles G. Shsfefr, during given on the Rainbow Glrli by cesiful year. tne holidays. members of the class. Mr. Wyatt wa* In ehargt of th* their Btother Advisor, Blrs. W. A. Seminole High School. She ts Then go ahead with sudsing and Mrs. Charles G. Shaffer, during The dinner table was attractive­ refreshments. He Invited every­ Reynolds. presently employed by the Florida ly decorated with Christmas dec­ rinsing the entire sweater. fer, Lt. and Mrs. Don Shaffer On behalf of th* officer*, Mra. body Into the beautifully decorat­ and baby son went to Galneaville State nank. Mr. Harrison la with orations. Wyatt and Mr. Wyatt were pre­ ed dining room whare fruit eaka the U. S Navy, stationed at S. N. The class honored their shut- Daisy Farnell, Bin. G. W. Alford, Wednesday to visit Mr. and Btra sented a gift by Mrs. If. E. Cor and coffee were aervrd to SO Dec. XI A. S. ins for this special occasion, gifts Mrs. Arthur Metcalf. Mrs. Biol- Vernon Shaffer and family, also dell, th* .Matron elect. Blrs. Wyatt member* and visitors. The dining Ernest Whitaker lie Alexander, Blrs. G. G. BIcMa- to bring their other son. Bob bring presented to each. lit a eandla In recognition of their room waa decorated with white home from the University of The newest coler weighing In Tho.«e enjoying this affair in­ han. Mrs. L. C. Waters. Mrs. Ever serve canned figs and work. While Btrs. Robert Cole candle* and silvered leaves. at baggage counters it a frosty cluded: Mrs. W. F Jackson, Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Smith, the lal Florida. Public Installation of (he of­ fresh orange segments together sang “Star of th* East”, the Wor 114 hUfoolia At*. J. B. Jones, Ben If. Jones white that staya white with Just E. M. Hill. Mrs. C. A. Buehan- ter from Geneva. for a fruit compotet For com thy Matron gave a resume of her ficers' will be held Dec. 29th at Phona 147 Johnny Jones and Mrs. Ruby Blrs. Daisy Farntll and Sirs. a quick sudsy sponging before sn. Mrs. D. B. Gammage, Mrs papy, top with . whipped cream. year* work and wished for th# 18:00 p. m. at th* Masonic Temple. ami after every trip. This la made! Alvah King, Mrs. O. M. McGuire. C- A. Buchanan were e<» ha>te*.» Jones went to Davenport Thurs­ Into soft-sided, lightweight plat-! Mrs. Daisy Farnell, Mrs. G. W. es for this affair with BIri. Al- day afternoon to attend tbs fun cral services for Btrs. Johnnie tic-covered luggage. Alford, Blrs- Arthur Metcalf, Mrs.'ford. McKnlght who died suddenly Tuesday in a Bartow hospital Btrs. Helen Leinhart and Blrs J N. Thompson attended th* Eastern Star meeting and Christ mas party in Sanford Thursday night. Mr. and Btrs. W. II. Deshato, Ann and Jimmy, left Wednesday to spend Christmas with relatives and friends at their old home in Humboldt, Tenn. U' I Ethel Root Circle Has Party At Home Of Mrs. Schmah S W E E N E Y ’S Wyatts Finish Year As O.E.S. Officers Barbara Jean Evans Is Engaged To Marry Jack LeRoy Harrison Faithful Workers Honor Shut-Ins At Class Party the writing instrument that does something nice foi everyone’s handwriting! Oviedo Happy Birthday SwssunsujA GALA $31.50 Remington Rollectric REVOLUTIONARY NEW REMINGTON ROLLECTRIC The fabulous Reminsrton Rollectric floats on four roll­ ers of polished chrome . .. rolls skin down, combs wiskers u p . . . gives far more com fort, closeness, and speed no m atter how hard you press. Six diamond honed cut­ ters perform 24 million cutting strokes a minute. The closet thing to one stroke shaving. In a handsome gift case of tawny suede. . . .. now $ 2 2 9 5 Ronson S Schick Razors 2 5 % off Touchton Drug Co. NEW YEAR’S 'Mr. Mrs. Santa' Present At Party Of Baptist Circle By .Marian Jones OVIEDO—Th# Mary Lawton Circle of the Oviedo Baptist '"hurrh met Thursday night for heir monthly meeting, plus their innual Chrlstma* party et th* home of Mr*. J. B. Jonas, Jr., A-ilh Mrs Lawson A. Hardy ai co hostess for the ocraslon. The business session, presided (Tver by Blrs. Hardy, waa very thoet. Mrs. Hetlle P. Ragsdale read the minutes and gave th* i treasury report following th* read| Ing of the scripture by Miss Bfar 1 ‘ha Jean Hardy. Blits Hardy also gave a Christina* reading. Mrs. T. If. Danlell, WMU proaMeat, an<| Mis* Martha Jean Hardy were special guents for th* occuino. The living room was decorated ; .vith the holiday decorations. A . miniature electric Chriatmat tree .‘entered the record-player top. i Santa*, reindeer, angel*, ehorl* ters, etc. completed ’he decora I tions at points of interest through ! out the room. A outclass vase, j filled wth red roses centered the long table in the entrance hall Games were enjoyed, presided over hy Bfr*. Jones. Th* Christ mas asm* contest was won by Mrs. A. B. Tedford. Th* Jingle conleit was a tie between Blr*. Hardy and Bliss Hardy. Alisa ila,-ly and Jimmy Jones small son of Blrs. Jones, acted as Mr. and Mrs. Santa Cans sad presided over the gift exchange. Mrs. Hardy, circle leader, was presented with a gift from her circle members, Mrs. Jones act ing for the membership. She also acted for th* WMU membership and presented a gift of lot* and appreciation to Btrs. Daniel] from the whole WMU. Bliss Hardy and Jimmy Jones assisted Bfrs. Jones in serving delicious pimento che*i« send niches, potato chips, dainty Christ mas cookies and Christmas can­ dies to the following: Mrs. T- if. Danlell, Mra. Law »on A. Hardy, Btrs. Kettle P. Ragsdale, Bfra. Daisy Fero«n, Mr*. Alex Leinhart, Mrs. A. B fedford and those serving P A R T Y AT THE V Y la ij f e u J i, 9 n r t “RING OUT THE OLD, RING IN THE NEW” With an Evennn of Joyous Entertainment Dancing from 10:00 . . . Buffet After Midnight Favors . *. Noise Makers . . . Fun for All $3.30 Tax Included P er Person For Reservations Call 1200 I L t UP �J7. Hobbs Becoming UofFs Basketball By-W or t "Joe Hobbs” is fast bsromlng the basketball by-word at the Uni­ versity of Florida. Qatar basketball fans have been osptorsd by the rouadball wlxardry of junior guard Joe Hobbs who has continued to thrill them when he left off last year. Currently. Hobbs is leading the Onngs and Blue in practically •very offensive department. The Sheridan Indiana vrhls has ahown early that he wOl ba ooa of the eotstandlng players la the Sooth* •astern Conference this year. Through the first seven games Hobbs has scored 141 points rip* piag the nets on IS per eent of his shots. Hobbs Is sparking a team which has been picked by many aporta writer* aa a serious SEC chain* plonshlp contender. 'In Joe Hobbs, Florida Head Basketball eoaeh John Hauer, has the best two-handsd set-shot in the league," reporte the Official Basketball Record Book of 1357. The annual record book Is the major preas organ of the National Collegia!* Athletic Association. Hobps Is a drowd-pleaslng pall player who can usually always give spectators something to talk WIMPS GOT THE BALL? Oh of the thrilling aseaaeaU la last about after the gams. Hla most recent gem cama in a game a* ifchi’s tgt between the Lymes Ugh Seheel basketball quintet tad gainst tha Florida State Seminole* a staunch Gator nvaL By DOROTHY WORLEY ky Dorothy Worley. Ranriatod by penelwieo ofeMpubUetwr, Anion Rooks. ________________Distributed by Kiss Froloros Byodkri*- CHAPTER 7 USCXLLA COT out of bod, went to the window, and aat down In a low chair. lUta waa •leaping soundly. Priscilla thought, A week ago I couldn’t have Imagined sitting Uses at a hotel window at mid­ night la a little town In Florida, looking out Into a still, bright night. It'a so beautiful, so quiet And It's lonely looking out there. Moat of tha town waa dark. A f»w tight# ware winking on boats in tha harbor. A car cama down tho street, turned across the bridge. Then, looking down Market ■traat sho saw a man strolling •long on tho sidewalk, the tip of his clgaret gleaming like a fire­ fly. Ha stopped when ha coma to tha spot whom lUta had parked the car, walked around It and looked Inside. In tha bright moonlight, Priscilla recognised him. It was HUi Duval. . . Her heart did a cartwheel. Had bo really followed them tonight? U ao, why? Bho did not agree with Rita that it waa Just normal male curiosity. He must be looking for someone. Bho watched him get Into tho red Uuick and drive away, turning his car acrons the bridge. Where was he going so late? lirr attention was attracted by another cor coming slowly down the street, its dimmers on. It drew up behind their car, the bright lights camo on suddenly and were off just as suddenly as the car backed a lltUe, and went on down tha street, also turning across tho bridge. Bha had seen that car at Maud's tonight. Bho couldn't ten from her second* story window but tha man driv­ ing looked like Luis Alvaros. Tha street was deserted again In the cool, whits night. But sleep was further away than ever. She thought of waking Rita, but Rita was sleeping so soundly. Follow, ing an Impulse, she slipped off her pajamas, got Into pcdal-puab- P O tsea. br Dorothy Wor ers and a shirt, and stepped into sandals. She took tha car keys frees the dresser. Tha latch waa •» and Rita would ba safely locked In. She dropped the door k«y into a pocket and looked at her watch. Twelve-thirty, Bhs slipped quietly from tha room, ttagttng with excitement, think* lag, r il just ride around awhile. Nothing can happen to me. The Bight la too beautiful for sleep. Tha lobby waa deserted, but a light atin burned there. She got Into Um ear, drove down tha quiet ■treat, then turned Into a resi­ dential street where houses were •brooded in shadows from the tali trees, or stood apart In a wash of moonlight. Deciding that aha would drive over tha bridge, aha turned hack toward tha buainaea district Hha drove slowly, her eyes vertlbla parked there, a man alt* Ung In It, she changed her mind. I can't go In alone at this time of night, she thought I guess I'm fasting a little too carefree, too adventurous, Bha turned around and drove ho** across tha bridge. Regardless of tha beautiful night, •ha had better try to get some sleep. She waa locking tho Dodge whk.1 another car drovo slowly by. It turned ths comer and stopped on ths front aids of ths hotel. The red Uuick again. Bho went hurriedly up the steps and ncroaa the rambling porch to tha Bids entrance. She was almost to the stairway when Hill Duval camo In tha front door. Bho hurrled up tha one flight of stairs, feeling that the man woe follow* Ing her. Out a swift glance h-ek proved her wrong. When she cama In and closed tha door, lUta switched on the bedrid# light and blinked her 1 woe old snoafh to play until I graduated from high aabool. During the itunaon of my sopho■ora tad junior j r t n bo took a a to the gya to pmctic# almoot •very day. Bo « u always there to ton a o how to Improve my­ self. Bo worked aa much u 1 did; everyttoan I praetkad ha waa thoro to coaeh a a .” Hobbs' father has been coach at Iheridaa Hlgl School for aboot ers. He baa the ability to befaddle 30 yean. Larry Robbo Is also the defense with exceptional drib- principal of the acbooL Ho baa bean father, coach and principal Hobba hac perfected a "change of to both of hit m u . " which ba oses la driving Coach Hobbs vlao coached B ar tha basket which gives klm ry, hla first ion who later playod varsity boll for Tnlano. It aaema aa advantage aver •‘hen much foster thus himself. The Booster 8EC teams are partial to Hobbs•flea passes up easy shots to aet- produced athletes. In the Cater aces* throe years la All-Sectional an d All-Regional "Joe to a vary important factor la aur chances fop the SEC teams every season. Ho was 3 member of the Indiana All-State crown. Anyone ean see hla ability I* a basketball Individualist, but first tea In his senior year. "Tha only gams 1 can think of only a doach and a team ran fully appreciate the nnaaen leadership that might rival tha Florida State ALBEIT LUNDAT In unifying our offense," said Ga­ p n s for personal thrills would be the sectional championship be­ FARM FORESTER . tor Coach John Manor. tween Sheridan and Tipton In my lira. Louise B. Bills , • long Hobba to a dependable perform­ time resident of Seminole Comi­ er who anally plays kla better Junior year," said Hobba. ty, now lives in Winter Park. She game against better competition Earlier in the regular season Tipton had beaten Sharldan by II ordered pine tree seedlings from aa hla wooed fwm last year tha Florida State nursery, and at •hows. The Gator guard hit 31 points and were favorite* to re­ pesent It participating in the points, a single game Ugh for the peat the performs nee. However, plaiting of these plnoa with bar season, against a strong Vendor Sheridan did not play dead as own hands. Hand planting plan bUt five. Ho scored 30 points they were expahted to. Hobba lad 8hcridon to a 70-57 seedling* 1* a job more easily don against Alabama, the SEC champ* personally freeslng the ball most by younger residents. sad m against runner-up Ken­ She has dona soma planting In tucky. While Um team bad a lor of the last half. Ho did not make the past and now says aha only tog aaaioa, it was young and one field goal attempt during the wishes It had been on a larger inexperienced. All of tha above final half but isored lg points In acreage. Many of ua would do wall game* maaUonod were lost but 17 attempts at tha free throw line. Hobbs* team spirit la •xp.-aased to learn from her experience. Um abowtag of a predominantly There are many am s of land sophomore Gator aggregation so la hla goal as a college baeketeer. laying Idle which should bo put lmpreaaad tha aporta writers that Jos la majoring In physical edu­ into plno*. They provide aa In­ pwanaoa polls nominated the cation and wants to become a coaeh when he graduated from come from the land, prevent ero­ college. sion, control the water table, and The Gator court ace said "I In general put the Idle hands to plonshlp nloog with favored Van­ think I speak for the whole team, work. Whether on a small acre­ derbilt sad Kentucky. as wall aa myself, when I say age or a larga tract pints can ba "My father to largely respon- our major goal la io bring ths established cheaply and main­ tained for almost nothing. You ean sibla for any atMcass that I may Southeastern Conference Cham­ also get a government piyment ■tUIn—either aa tha basketball pionship to Gatoriand; anything less than this will not be good for planting which will aid with floor, or off," said Hobba. "Ha coached me from tha time •sough." the cost of planUng. Besides these present advant­ ages, In planting pines you be­ come n part of insuring the pre­ sence of trees for our children and grand children. •core, H e , with Sevan seconds remaining to ha played la the game. The boll was thrown Into the Gator sea. He promptly drib­ bled the ball through three da* fending Semiaotos across the half court line. Eluding the last of the kft aa the three with two clock, he unleashed a w-foot lefthanded jump shot Aa the Ball reached the height Of ifl an tha boner founded. Tha ball floated gently toward the back-canter section of the backboard where It rebounded cod swished •late the netting of the goal. Final eeore: Florida «T, Florida State O. Hobbs waa high point scorer of the game with 10 points. The Seminole* were so astound­ ed at the Impossible shot they could do nothing but stand and aura at the scoreboard. Jubilant Gator Fans swarmed aata Ike floor and surrounded Hobba lifting him to their shoulders. COLD CASH SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif, O tWaitress ■_!:___ 'Bart' T .- i ” Barton told bar businessmen customers she pre­ ferred "cold cash” lor Christmas. So they gave her $33 la coins froicn Into e 23-pound ctks of Ice. ft«* wonderful." I slePt only In anatcti 11,0 strangeness wi sponslblo and then to ba a bird chorus An<l I could do witt faBt* I wish we had ***4 behind ua and way toward Miami.1 Priscilla said noth rnent, then, "I Uko 1 don t •‘" “W why. 1 1 can't saplaln. Tt bo no hurry about ,f Umo were stand almost like a ghost betp thinking abou connection with tha *** Ufa that went o Fort 8t- Jo«- Did j Wrath and the “Yes. I did. Ami thnt fort 8L Joa w 2,MO FOUND CRATE FOR CHRISTMAS DETROIT W — Ray Elchlar, who got • gift wrapped telephone booth from At Amos, of Werrsn, • m»* lest tflib Christmas, wuutkiiiie, received m Pa., • 2,000 pound Crete this year which Amos shipped collect for $75. Klchler said Inside was a 1343 Crosley station wagon which works Qna "If someone run* alongside end pours gasoline In the carbu­ retor." ^hy Aunt Radis then! I do wish 1 known her. Oh, Mr. ping . . . Heavens! place T" Her voice w awetL (To Bo Oomt .q#ariaM l>r Ponnlwlon el U» pubihhor. ATalon Book* by Kina Venturas Uradkrieu 2>ntrlbeted i MANAHTA NAZASOVAentertains Prokopy Bogachev, famed Soviet huntar, at her apartment In Uoeeow, and tha gusst might find a place la alt down if ba could gat Kin Nararava's pet off the sofa. B op •boy actually trapped tha giant tiger for the lady lion tamer te use hi bar circus act, but tha baast acts as a watchdog. (Intensatkaal) WAIt HOAOfH iAMQKAN RYU FIBGHT HAW USB OCR Color-stripad Dlasal awA with 8 driving wheat*. Include* freight cor, and rad caboose. Hoa automatic vncovpkr. Como COMPLETE LIN E OF. ACCESSORIES Phono 417 E . l i t . 8 t. A t Sanford A rt. Stefcw ECHOLS Mr K 9 # #• J L A Y -A -W A Y £ BIG C H R IST M A S GIFT PARTY YOUR EXTRA DIVIDEND •' •« »*> »■ IC\ S — It • / . OPEN . GIFTS Til 5:3 0 Tomorrow FOR CHRISTMAS Your choice of a mans Dependable Harvester Swims Watch os advertised in L IF E with attrac­ tive cuff links, tie clasp and Pen and Pencil net, a $39.50 value, or a beautiful Harvmiter Ladies W rist Watch as advertised in L IFE , with stunIng brooch and matching earrings, an $71.50 value, with purchases totaling $119.50 or more. (While They Last) A 10-12 lb. Turkey with purchases totaling $100.00 o r more. D«. 103117 t. OOHIIM <»bova), *lm* * T" “A little after one. I didn't go far. Just a few blocks. It was senseless, of course, but I couldn't sleep." For some reason, the didn’t tell Rita that she had driven across tha bridge, nor did r 37, an assistant profsssoa af classics, waa nomad prssldssK of Princeton Unlvsnlty, New Jw •ay. Dr. Gohecn wlU succeed Dr. Harold W. Dodds, who itsshss the university’s compulsory ns* tlremcnt age of 68 In June, 13«T. Tha new president, a Princeton graduate, win am hla duties at tha end of academic rear. ffateraeMo ECHOLS R O Y A L COMFORT IitMnpring . Mattress and Bog Spring Combination Set FREE LEGS TO MAKE A HOLLYWOOD BED Less Manufacturers Discount 10 Y EA R GUARANTEE BACKED BY OUR OWN FACTORY Manufacturer! Prtcn Remembering W ith Humble and Sincere Th a nk s . . . . Sofa Bed and chair * Reclining Chain* H 1-Riser, complete with cover and bolster Bunk Beds Complete Sofa Bed and Chair K ing Size Hollywood Bed Complete W —Headboard Sofa Bed, Rocker, Hassock (N ytrex) * {resists: scuffing, water, burns) Bed Room Suite— Book Bed—Dresser—M irror— TB j * f r * i r A fottra* & Box Spring ~ Seminole County Voters Desire To Help C reate One of The Nation’s G reatest A ttractions, W e Extend to Everyone "So then I said to her. T don’t sea why child cam should conflict with house­ work . . .*" ou r Sincere W ishes for a Reg. $199.50 $119.50 $179.00 $149.00 $139.00 $179.00 $219.00 $219.00 STA TE FARM INSURANCE Snrvlcn In our Motto. Mainch Bldg. SANFORD PHONE 1436 IRVING L PRYOR. R E P . SEMINOLE PARK RACEW AY (Seminole Park and F a ir Ground*. Inc.) BEDDING CO PHONE 1*12 �k Week Before Christmas Busy O ne For Methodist Children!s Home 'jfa • A w £ ENTERPRISE— D a r i n g the week before Christmas at the F l o r i d a Methodist Children's Home: Tuesday, the M. Y. F. of First Church Orlando came to visit and had a regular Christmas party with Francis Roberts in charge; Having directed recreational pro­ gram. worship program and gifts for all the children. Thursday was Christmas as far aa the dinner was concerned with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gteene and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Alison of Or Undo, who gave $230 for the meal aa special guests for the dinner. Many thanki to Mr. and Mrs. Greene and Mr. and Mrs. Allison for the dinner which waa wonder­ ful was expressed by SupL Carl­ ton. Friday, tho Men's Club of the First Methodist Church arrived and enjoyed dinner at the home— approximately 30 men— with Boyd Coleman in charge of their part of the program. The child­ ren of the home presented a pro­ EGGNOG FOB THOSE HOLIDAY GATHERINGS can be made delightfully different with Um addition gram of music and scenes of a of coffee to tho basic recipe. Not only does it t u t i wonderful, but it has o lovely towny color and tableau using costumes from —~»my texture. Palestine. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Santa Claus appeared at this time and presented each child with a huge stoeklng filled with fruits, nuU, candles, etc. and two crisp new $1 bills. The Klwanla club of Sanford assisted financial­ C h in tn u is coming! Time to 1 cup brandy ly with this program. Later the trim tho tree and hang the 2 cups whipping cream children attended the musical pro­ Nutmeg wreaths. . . and beat of all. It's gram at the church. By HELEN SNODGRASS time to give a partyl Gaiety, Beat egg yolks until thick and Friday evening a group of ap­ ENTERPRISE— Donna Reals friendly faces and lifted cups all lemon-colored. Beat in sugar. Add proximately 15 young people, celebrated her sixth birthday Sat­ from Southslde Church, Jackson­ mrround a brimming punch bowl. This year, the punch bowl fea- light eream, milk, coffee and urday afternoon, Dec. 13, at her ville, arrived with e gift for each tnres something deliciously new salt. Mix well. Add rum and home. of the children. and inviting — Coffee Eggnog. brandy and pour into punch bowL Helping her celebrate were Saturday and Sunday several When served in your very best Beat egg whites until they form children left to spend the holidays. crystal or silver, Coffeo Eggnog soft peaks. Whip cream. Fold Patsy Long, Linde Long, Cindy Sunday evaning several mem Bartlett, Linda Bartlett, Brenda makes a striking focal point for egg whites and cream together, bers of the M. Y. F. and Adult any party spread. Its rich tawny then fold Into punch. Sprinkle with Beach and Valerie Pesehl. clast went caroling around the color lends exciting contrast to nutmeg- Makes 2t punch cup Games were enjoyed early in community and finished up at the holly screens and reds. Rut when servings. the afternoon and the honoroe homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. V.Rich­ COFFEE EGGNOG (1) It Is ladeled into cups, then tast­ ards for refreshments. ed for the first time — tho party 2 cups double-strength coffee opened her gifts just before re­ Monday evening was tint an­ 1 tablespoon broken stick cin­ freshments of birthday caka and really begins. For here is a nog nual staff party at the home of that not only looks festive, but namon ice cream were served by her Supt. and Mrs. Baseom Carlton, also tastes festive. It's ever so 6 whole cloves which was a most enjoyable af mother, Mrs. Grece Reale. S allspice berries smooth, a delightfully new com­ fair. 2 quarts dairy-bottled eggnog bination of old, friendly flavors Games and contests were under Are you constantly wearing out the direction of tho Rev. and So well blended is this eggnog 1 tablespoon vanilla that each ingredient is barely 1 cup heavy eream your stockings at the heelT Then Mrs. Walling and comical gifts 1 quart vanilla or coffee ice dlscernable, while the outcome Is rubbing paraffin on the top In- wera exchanged from the tree, cream a glorious surprise. with each having drawn names Simmer coffee and spices 13 aides of your shoes may help. earlier. The gifts were to repreCOFFEE EGGNOG minutes, strain rnd chill. Com­ t eggs, separated bine eggnog, vanilla and spiced 1 cup powdered sugar coffee in large bowl. Chill well. 3 cups light cream Whip eream and fold in. Pour 2 cups milk over ice cream in punch bowl. 4 dips strong -coffee Sprinkle with nutmeg. Makes IB Few grains salt servings. 2 cups light rum Coffee Comes To Party Spruced M iss Reale Has Party Observing U p For The Yuletide Holidays Sixth Birthday sent soma characteristic or trait of the receiver and the giver had written a poem or explanation of that gift Each person, aa they marched around the Christmas tree in a group singing, added his own personal gift, in the form of money, to the tree for overseas relief, which today amounts to the sum of $85. Mrs. Francis Glenlatcr was In charge of the decorations and Mrs. Baseom Carlton served re­ freshments. Thanks also to Mrs. J . V. Rich­ ards. Mrs. Hahn and Mrs. Ander­ son of De Bary who aubstituted for house parents in order that the regular house parents could attend the party. Build a stronger, richer life... lorair rotnm mrr win You can build your life ju « u you do a home, a bridge or a skyscraper —with a firm foundation. A foun­ dation of Faith—the kind of Faith week... andinturn you . . . every will enrich your life. \AR U M PU S ROOM GAMESAND FUR, IS POPULAR l , fITU EVERYONE Lingernie HOLLYWOOD UP — A youthful bad been tested to play Thalberg New York clothing tycoon made la the picture. a big splash this month when be ■Because U was the first time dived Into a swimming pool and he was to be depicted « the cam# up with a big part screen ahe wanted someone with new movie. a great phyaica] likeness and sim­ Unlike other movietown Cinder- ilar projection to play tho role. rella stories, the newcomer need­ She thought I was a natural for ed an acting Job like Jayne Mans­ the part. field needs padding. “Miss Shearer waa He's Robert J . Evant, an ex­ about it, I agreed to Uka a screen tremely wealthy individual, who teat." was spending the last day of his A dynamic young man In a hurry, Evans is something of a vacation at the Bevirly Hills (to­ Thalberg himselftal swimming pool when he waa Partner with Brother discovered" by Noma Shearer. At IT he la a partner with his The former star took one look at Evans and decided be was a rin­ brothers, Charles, and Joseph PI eona In the firm of Evans-Plcone, ger for her lata Husband, Irving a multlmllUon-dollar men’s sports Thalberg. wear concern. Thalberg was the "It suited a chain of evenU that landed ma a part In “Man production genlua who ran Univer­ sal Pictures at the age of IS, and of a Thousand Faces,*—the story took over MOM when he was only of Lon Chaney,” Evans Mid, still 24. In a state of shock. "My screen test at UniversalGave Chaney Start "Irving Thalberg waa the man International teemed to be just who gave Chaney his start in what the producers were looklns for,” Evans said. "So I agreed to movies. "But Pm getting ahead of my play the role. It probably will be my first and last picture.” itory,” Evans went onBABLB AND CAMEL HAUL "I'd Just come out of the pool The studio offered Evans n are wafttnad far this fitted that day when Martin Arrouge, long-term contract with two pic­ coat froea Orlgtaala's collec­ Miss Shearer's present husband, tures per year. "But I had to tion. Inverted pleats form fullapproached and asked If I was turn i t . down. I’d lose money Man above aad below the waistan actor. I told him I wasn’t. working In movies” he grinned. Baa. The belt fa a gold metal It figures. Evans hauls in more Then he wanted to know If I would like to became an actor. loot In a ytar than hall a "I said no, and thought that starewaa the end of It. Later Miss "I'm in the manufacturing bus­ Uhe Rack Hudson and Tony Cur. Shearer called and aiked me to iness to stay,” ha concluded til, do her a favor. Sha said aha was "It'a profitable and I enjoy H "After all they a r a ’t barglnp dissatisfied with the people who I'll leave movkvmaklng to guys in on my business.” SW E A T ER S Give her wardrobe a lift . . shell love n sweater by Lamp], Bobbie Brooks and Evergreen. Orion or wool. Slip overs and •ardlgana. Plain k Jeweled trimmed All (lies. You Can Build m Hollywood Highlights DRESSES Cocktail and stm t drew® . . . we have a large salta­ tion of most styles aad colors. "Brighten her Day* with a dress on tha tree. Priced from B LO U SE S Top tho list with a blouse. Ska’ll lova one of ^ these. Nylon, dacron, cotton. 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Calif. UP — II takes two fir* crews to min one of the city’s pumper trucks. One crew fight • fire while the other pokes a garden hose Into the truck’s radiator to keep the en­ gine cooL. Flint a Haifa day: isoi— «e» Mg hyi T H A T I V Y L O O K A T THE* HAY- B A L E ft S 1A N N U A L D/AJAJEfe :.»t. klvi nutvsi* KSOKStn l~. »«JU» SICUM 1 Z -Z Z "UPOHr DAILY C R O S S W O R D ACROSS I. Waste piece (Founding) #. Close HAN UNO BESCUEP rOUAQOAf MVBR f/ND lETTSff. M/M peuvEff rrroMff. a w n orK X K s r w o x rmTmr^ rwr? OAGWOOO, I SHOULD F IR S V O U -M X I W ERE SU P P O SiO TO CALL ABOU T 4TME BENSON CONTRACT w e t L I STABTBD TO CAUL B U T I WAS BUSV. THBN WHEN I WASWT BUSY I STA R TE D TO CAU.8UT THEN I s_- CCUUD.I7CAU. BECAUSE-. "•UlirCuKE*YOU SAID, T m rd D ITH E R S- V rA FORGOT .. ANOVOl rORGOT r li i1 |0. 8ounds, as bells 11. Meat paste 12. Bret-----, writer 13. (,‘allan poet 14. BStha 15. Fall to remember 18. Candle cropper II. Music note 20. Rumanian city 31. Malt beverage 23. Conceals 25. Moves, as a stream 21 8-ihsped molding 27. Young cow 28. Ahead 29. Interpret falsely 32. Cleansed 35. Regret 31 Norwegian writer 27. Twin crystal 39. Charles Lamb 40. River em­ bankment 41. Set upright 42. Accumulata DOWN 1. Country (Eur.) 3. Coax 1 Rodent 7. Suspend 8. Spoke 9. Seesaw* 12. Owns 13. A bussing Insect 15. Nourished 17. Liberate 11 Divine taw (Rom.) 1 X T“ 4 • S 1 •4 1 1 % % •7 *9 /> % 21 4 % li u % w 7“ 5 % It f/, 12. % yo iii w gress. Just as we'vt always con­ tended—a woman'a place Is In the House. I I l A bank bandit who stole a car ralndrops-sclence Item. But they stick arevnd • lot longer. 1 I I A court has decided an Itllnola man need not pay hls divorced wife $10 a week for the support of her foiw cat*. Ten bucks per— that does sound like a lot of scratch! Come One — NOTICE T H E FOLLOWING LU M B ER AND BUILDING S U P P L Y FIRM S W IL L B E CLOSED MONDAY and T U ESD A Y D ECEM BER 24th and 25th Gregory Lumber Co. Come A ll MANY OTHER VALUABLE PHONE 2862 6 th & M A P L E ill Lumber TWO TU RK EYS and — j 21S W. Third 3 t Sen ford. Fla. 1 to make hls getaway, later phoned the owner where he could Those loting football coaches find It. Probably decided he’d who are being hum) in effigy rather hare a later model. probably Irish (he student body I I I would settle for fust a quiet cote Because ef grsatsr air resistance of no confidence. snowflakes fall mere slewly than it Lum ber & Supply Y a rd A WIIMNO CHIIO occupies the attention of Francis Cardinal Spellman In New York as he gives his eleventh annual Christ­ mas party for youngsters of the New York Foundling HoepItaL The unhappy guest waa soon comforted. The prelate recently returned from the Far Cast, where he visited American serv­ icemen. f International) a Central Press Writer I ! I On* pice* where even the toil•it ef penens don’t like te teller, pelnt* •«* Allch Key, is • dentin's •ffin. I I ! See where a surprisingly large number of women representatives will be members of the new Con­ i y HILL •7 40 COMPLAINTS have reached the Postofflc* department that many postage stamps have no glue on ‘ept. Wonder who gummed up the works—or, to be exact, who DIDN'T! I t I 30 minute call YOU'RE— lyTELLING ME! WIUIAM 9177 ■■■ ■■■ I JU S T CAN'T UNDERSTAND WHY THEY'D THROW TH tIR Dries in Tht L tunher Nam her for Saddea Berries if 4 % w ederim DUOO ‘ ll % ll •* 44 ifniiuiirHi •# d 1 * Me ★ Truly •S 2o 289 it % % A • % MSIKM .'ifjiiu cmtin 71 21. Band • rjMHUZIii M'Ttin around ur-41-t irou site nti m:-iiTiMJMn waist 22. Compels dMUM USD nuann 23. An Indi­ ir-iixu maw Dsaitl anIan j li’iitymn >j he 24. Base non at’n -irh 23. Part of a'inn onnirnn "to be" 33H 0SS 61UEII 27. Spanish UU.-JUil UUllSlU hero T n l n t ir 'i Aaswse 20. Lair 37. Hebrew 30. Governs letter 31. Golf mound 31 Topaa hum­ 33. Largest mingbird continent 40. Music note 34. Fruit 4. Rubber tree I Max.) 5. Compete point I abbr. I 9. Meat 213 W. 3rd ST. PHONE 83 PRIZES TO RE GIVEN AWAY > I SUNDAY, DEC. 23. Wc will lie Closed Christmas Eve. — M erry Christmas — f • •I 1 ‘T h e Movieland Hide-In AL CH ALM BRS & T h eatre’* B U S H S B IL L Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. McCHACKEN RD. PHONE 2489 VOU-IL HAW TO HAMO m o rt! UNWtmCTOR S. IMPLEMENTC“ TMiV MAY* TM* MOST MOO80M setup “ TOWN FOR S ervice United Lumber Co. 8th & FRENCH PHONE 713 W E W ANT TO WISH ------- DON’T ------- YOU AND YOURS Throw Away Your Tire Dollars Because Your Tires Are Smooth. Let WELSH TIR E SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Treads That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIR E Wear And Save You Money. WELSH TIR E SHOP 105 W. 2nd 36 Years In Sanford .eHh I S ' ___ 4* ------USNIb** , . . | 4) j (v y u iM C �:r iMZ .■ ■ ' ’• v*^p *,(f' . *'• ,i*V ■ >*. * ■\ •* '*vV. • REPAIRS MERCHANDISE ■ Orange*. gerines r<rrp»luting cal) ilf. Tasker. Ph. O -A ST IC tE S h r M U J . T. Fortier Sr 2201 W XIL Room ipeeial 114.95 Wei Buy and sen need furniture. CABBAGE PLANTS Paying tap task nrttts far any 400,000 Midseaton Market FLOOR sanding and finishing. thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ 2105. Cleaning, wasteg. serving StnJ. ING POST ea IMS Pk I0U-W. nett county sine* IMS. 204 So. Park Ave. - Phone SM H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary For her Christmas give her LIVE BAIT planter* sod blooming potted MeRANEY SM ITH PA IN TS' Shiners. Bull Heads. Pop Guta plants from— MIS S. Park Phene i:M | DoMSg Nt Laura B. Oiler. Realtor . GRAPEVILLE NURSERY M. Field. Associate Missouri Minnows and Worms INU SERVICE Grapevlllc Ave. — Phone JOftg 2401 Hazel So Orlando Hwy Ph 1359 Fteasiag Grocery—K. Geneva Ave. EVENINGS: 2115 and 790 L L Sill — Puma Technician For Sale: Mld-iemon cabhace Oil neaters. all kind, cheep PtMM SIM Maate t. Baafard W ill I I I W ill plants. Fred Tnurelon. Ph We lake yours In trade. DOLL HOUSE 132-R. 21—ROOP1NQ add PLUMBING Sapor Trading Pest 2 bedroom, masonry, kitchen On Hwy. 17-92 Phone 2053-W. equipped, beautiful oak floors, 0."~D. Farrell’s PLUM BIN G For Sale At once, 40 Tons MONEY CLIPS ceramic tiled hath, nice closet*, ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Chicken Manure. Ph. MW. Centraet end Repair Wark Thi, is a free pass to the Hit* Starling and lloid Fitted plenty uf kitcliiti cabinet*, nice Featuring: Free EstlmkUa Thewtre lor Pat Smith. Exp. 11.23 and 13.00 porch. 2 lot*, citrus. Corner The Very Rest 33—WANTED 4* BUT B. L HARVEY WM. E. KADER date Jan. I, 1957. location at 2018 Holy Ave. This 204 Sanford Ave phone t i l l IA—PLACER M KAt 112 B. Park Ave. is n good buy at 110,50V, with Entire hnusefull of furniture. Cash SEWING MACHINES terms avallabla. Exclusive. CERAMIC T IL I ANNETTE’S - l o r |o*4 food, Desk A Chair paid for bargain offer. No dealer Necehi — White SUak, Chit ken, Shrimp. Paul r. Mueller A Ben Ph. 154 Set* Involved. Needed at once. Call New and Used Free eatisanu. Quality wark. Spaghetti, KoeMf Corned Deaf From 119.95 Sanford 379. GARRETT'S 311 E. 1st. SL I5.9S A 14.98 Sandwiches. SO. CITY UNITS. WILSON-.MAIF.lt Itv. DIF.TRICIIS T. W. MERO SANFORD UNOLBUM A PLUMBING A HEATING E. First St. Phone 958 Singer clcc. p o rt sewing tnach REALTORS A GIFT FOR THE 127 W. First SL 9.00 there’s feel honest to |0edltil Beotia Tank IntUllatiaa A Bento* •1901 rack Ave. Phone 27 or 143 WHOLE FAMILY AIRMAN SHIRTS by Shlrt Craft Raatir itrv ltt, A r a b le C. Nearly new baby bed Mistletoe hahglnf ill ovir the JOHNSON SEA HORSE 54—APTS—ROUSES—ROOMR Flannels. $3JM celling at the Doggie Diner A Harriett, Phoae 734-W or 1339. Foam Rubber Molt A Bed 9*M» MIRRORS Outboard Motor from Buy one of our new block home* Dress Shirts $3,94 to $4.50 580.04 Mary. • , lake “ New Hontltt let pump .. Bar, 18 * 64 eryaUI sheet. Regular SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS before Janunry 1st and get WELAKA APARTMENTS: n».m. SX7.M PURCELLS 22 Auto, rifle. aeope**U* $1193 DOOR MIRROR, * M 98. homestead exemption. Two Sanford Ave. at 23lh PHONE 2823 private baths. 114 W. First St I—CARD o r THANES 123 W. First SL 12 gauge Shotgun, new .... $17.50 SK.NKARIK GLASS A PAINT 0 » bedroom at IT500. Throe bed Dress Studs and-LInk* Spin reel, Southbend rod 515.00 112-114 W. 2nd It. room at $925o. Term* available. Mrs. Grace Mytrs Hsoktriog died OULOVA Tie Clasps Hotpolnt electric range ... 140 00 Avalon Apt*. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W ■■■ ■ Several investments rentals proat her home on Thursday. Dec­ Waterproof Watrhei Walnut Tea wagon ----- $25.00 Efficiency apt. Hi-way IT-92 So. fmm $1.54 parties for sale. Phone uv for ember 6, 1940. Her funeral ser TWIN HOLLYWOOD $39.73 — $93 •3rdroom suites from 850.00 FRANK NOELL, Jeweler City IJmila. Slumberland t'nurt. details. vice* were held on Sunday Red Outfit, cnmpleti COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB New Singer type tewing machines WM. E. KADER 110 S. Park Ave. $44.93 Dec. 9, at 81. Paul Baptist including: bntli natures, cabinet $.79.50 112 S. Park Ave. See Beminola Realty for Deiir*' MATHER of Sanford Church, RtV. H. II. Hodge, Pas­ sink, water pump, septic tank SUPER TRADING POST Always wanted — Robert A. Williams able Houses and Apia. Pbunc 27 I 203 E. First SL tor. and watar heater, approximate­ Ph. 2053-W .... Open till »:0o p.m. MOVIE CAMERAS TRAVEL REALTOR The family taken thin method to ly tU month. $29.95 up CLOCKS EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable Raymond l.undqulst, txpresa their ipprecletlon to Canteens, cote, sleeping begs, Call, or tee us TODAY 4-pc. Oriaeer Food chopper Priced from $.7 93 to $995 ROUM1LLAT A ANDEnSON for Winter Tourist. Private batn ASSOCIATE all friend* for ail arts of kind* 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 1111 tents, mess kita, hunting knives. •IMS Your Walgreen Agency ti shower. Steam heat. Inquire Pnoae 1473. Atlanllr Rank Bldg. TOUC1ITON DRUG CO. ness, words of cheer, cards, Army-Navy Surplus. 310 San­ .Manuel Jacobson aerosa from FURNITURE CENTER On the Corner by the Clock letters, telegrams of condolences ford Ave. Plumbing. Krcsky Heating GARDEN SUPPLIES Post Office. 118 W. F ln t SL This is n free pass lo the Prairie and flower* which were given lldjr. Tools, Seed. Spray M . G. HODGES Key Chains In white and This la a free pass (o the Movie 3 Room Apts. 112 Elm. Ph. 2943-W lake Drive In Theatre for during her illneil and at her Fertilixer and Peat Moss Service on All Water Pum r*yellow gold, such a nice Freddie Wilson. Exp. date Dec.; (With land Ride-In Theatre for David BOUDOIR Wello Drilled — Pumps UlDWELL FEED A SUPPLY CO. gift. 12.00 up. , Gratefully, but lldty submitted BramletL Eap. date Jan. 1, 2-bedrOom furnished apt. Close- 30, 1958 LAMPS Paola Road, Phone *00 110 E. 2nd St. Phone 145$ by her devoted husband, Mr. 1957. WERT JEWELRY STORE $8.95 Up In. 703 Palmetto Ave. Jerol Hankersen. 102 E. 1st., Phone 3 W. H. "Bill" STRMPER WILSON-MAIER Dig Selection of Jackets Her laving aistere, Mrs. Eva My- II—SPECIAL NOTICES_____ Phone m 311 E. tiL SL 5 room furnished, 2 bedrroom Realtor — General Insurer Work Clothes-8porl.* Wear TIE A llANKEltl’HIKF~ SETS Robinson Hied Crafted Furnttuie. „ Guy Allen Assnelaln house. Just repainted. CunvcnL A M r S ■nf|v wf Miifoiig men. Rain Coats Luggage .... Matching. Variety of colors. We build, design and rtflnlsb Arietta Prlte, Associate lent to Air Basa. Ph. 810-J. FRI0IDA1RES exiluaJve Her nieces and nephews and ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS Set 11.95 Phone 905 or 2112 - Ul N. Park Saa at 111 French, Ph. 53-R. so-Inch Freneh Doer many, many other relatives and L A M I* S 310 8. Sanford Ava. C O W A N ' S Sleeping rooms. T.V. 402 Mag­ Electric Range, $309.98 uf friends. PUMPS A SPRINKLER 212 E. 1st., Phone 874 nolia Ave. Ph. 836-J. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE CLAUDE H. W OLfI WHISKEY Is one gift SYSTFAtS L A M P S Vi * Montelth 30« E. Plrsb IL 4—LOST AND FOUND a man never exchanges 3 room fum. apt. 2300 Metlonvillc. at. .. 117 South Para Phona 772 All types and sixes, installed after Christmas "Do It Youraelf.” Gold and white nurse's pen lost T. V. LAMPS WE REPAIR, AND SERVICE The largext selection in Seminole Clean apt. Ull heat. 611 Parle. TH E T O WN PUMP PHONE 9279 fee CHERRY lehtoa Drug Co. Re­ near County. All iltei and shapei. 93.99 112 W. First St. Real Eitate Brokerage - Notary (New) Home, fum., couple. 1503 ward. one l i l t Priced from $3.94 — $39.95 Machine and Supply Co. FURNITURE CENTRE 1119 W 13th S'. Rear-Barber Shop Elliot. 207 W^nd SL Ph. U DOROTHY GRAY 119 W. first It. B—PERSONAL NOTICES RU1TH by Warren Sewell A Toiletries REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN This is n free* pass to the I'rairic CROSLEY - BEND1X Merit Clothing Co. alaea MATHER O F SAN FO RI) Creams — Lotion* Lake Drive In Theatre for ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby BOBRICK'B Electric B lR lM 34-48. Ilnyon flannel, 203 * 00 E. Flrat St. Gift Mil lfkrold Jackson, Lougwood. Beds Diy. Week, ar Meathj 3-Y ea r GuiraRled wool flannel, wool worsted. Phone 127 Johnny Welker, Associate Exp. date Jan. 1, 1957. TeJ. 1425. Furniture Cotter — Y O W t U ' l Special Price H IM Electric Company Wonl-nVlrtn-il.icnin $?<) 95 "Call Hall" Phone J7S3 it# We*t Ptrtt It. Exclusively at Service— Quality —SaUifaetloo COWAN’S. I l l E. 1st., Ph. 974 •I—ACREAGE GARRETTS 331 E. let., BA REVLON Cosmetic* ...91.33 Up , Consult A 'tP.ALTOR First Ph. 113 Sanford 2837-J—3 De Bary All glass show- ense, 84" long. 28" Ten acres exceptional tiled land CULLEN AND IIARKKY Gift Sett 1.50 up wide, 45” high. Tall old fash­ Bruih and Comb acts $3.00 up HEATING Phone 2>U Dlalincilve Gifu on hard aurfaco road. W. E. IM N. Park 4»*. ioned Mantle clock, like Grand­ R0UM1LLAT A ANDERSON At MONROE CORNERS 7-AUrOMOTtVE WANTED floor Furnaeea A Clreuletof* Klrchhoff Jr. Phone 305. ma had. Remembar? 313 E. Se­ On th* Corner by the Clock CRAFT AND OlFT SHOP H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. cond St. Flrat Street fl«n Your Car la 200 S. Tark Phone 1440 (5. E. ELECTRIC TIME URAL ESTA TE 3 Mile* Week of the Cloak ROY REEL Hoy* 28" Engllih bike, 14’’ Ameri­ PERCOLATOR, rrg.. $19.95 A lovely gift watch sot W, SoeoaJ St. A. R. PETERSON can bike. Phone 134-W. ThU I* a froeT paea to the Ritx 2-Pc. LIVINO ROOM SUITE Hal# Price $18.90 $19.78 up II—ItOMKS drnkcr Aisocialts: A. 11. Peterson Theatre for Joyce Benton. Exp. All Foam Rubber RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. WM. E. KADEK g—BOATS AND MOTORS _ —Factory (o you— Jr P. J. CheGcfion, Garfield dale Jan. 1, 1957. 112 fl. Park Ave. 113 8. Magnntla 1199 SOUTH PINECREST— 119 Laurel Willetts, John Melich and ft W Aluminum MATHER of Sanford Your Evinrude Dealer Drive. 3 bedroom modem home. Williams. A. C. Dotidney. Und Venetian Blinds GATLIN BROTHERS PICK A O irT OF INSPIRATION Famous Sunbeam ROBSON SPORT1NO GOODS 903 E. First SL Lei* than 1 year old. You can Surveyor. Dragline A Bulldoxer Service Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom —not Desperation Mixmastrr with Juicer Phone 4M E. 1st St. buy thla home with a low down* I IB N. Park Ave. rail with plastic ends. Plaillc Thone 1129 Ph. 1231 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford. See our beautiful rpnlar u!i-re* $47.50 For the FlnexPtn TelevUloR glvw or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon payment and take over n 4 V ; • SWEENEY'S MATHER of Sanford T T w * t l Mort**e.*uMmithly payWESTINGIIOUSE TV from S13MI ENVELOPES. LcU«heidS| State; icorgi.- : ‘ 114 MagnaJu Phono 147 202 E. Fir*' StBaggerly Appliance Center m<nU Including tax 4, intur* manta, invoices, hand bill*, and Senknrlk GImm nnd Paint Uo. 1944 All SUM scooter, Cheap. A;1 ranee only ITS 23. Close walking 115 Magnolia Ate. 112-114 Wilt 2nd St. Phone 220 programs, etc. Progressive BRACELETS condition, 3 H. P. Jones * Phil distance to the new modern Phone 1757 — 403 Printing Co. l’honc 408 Silver, gold or atomset CHRISTMAS lips Auto Repair. 10th St. A II—APPUANCRB Plnecrvst School. See this Home West 13lh St. $1.00 up CANDIES Sanford Ave. Phone 2*74. today. ODIIAM A TUDOR, Inc. FRIGIDAIRE appliances, sals Whitman's — Nunii.illy’s FRANK NOELL, Jeweler Cer. Hwy. 17 92 It 27th St. WELL DRILLING Panghom ~ Norris and service. 0 . IL High, Oviedo II—TRAILERS Ho 8. Park Ave. Phone* 2100 and 2082. Fuirbanks-Moric pumps. Fla, Phnnt rG-8-3315 ar San TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Repairs to all makes. s before ford 1842-W after I p.m. Five room home with bath and SHOES—A uiefut gift for II Will ay YOU t o j HOWARD C. LONG approalmitaly thirteen acre* of WAX—WIZ GAMER Of#a <riflings and the I-wdy for Everyday l l uy. Ogee ktaytag automatic waihlr, good 207 E. Commercial Ave. high hammock land. W. K. nooks — Toy* With fountain hundla I Iendays. end lire,, $2.98 up comlitlon, 1128. Phone 319-J. Sale* Klrchhoff Jr. Ph. 30>. Phonu 388 East Nis drip — No Mr-, Blochs —- Banka S A N F O R D SH O E C E N T E R $1.98 43-RUILOINa MATERIALS Pluah Animila 208 s. Sanford Ave. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES TOUCHTON DRUG CO. rURNlTURr. CENTER U raccy Kcfriffcratlon 14—USED CABS VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL CONCRETE BPORTB WEAR—Sweateri. Skirt! 115 W. Flrat dt. FINANCING Commarclal and Domestic Compleu Line— Rlouee*. Matched Sets Chrysler late~modvl 1951 hard top 409 Palmetto Ave. — Ph. «*3-R. Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete LOW DOWN PAYMENTS CltniSTMAS HARD CANDIEg Block, Sand, Gravel Cement. eonvertible. 31X00 miles, in ex­ CHATHAM B LA N K E T S LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Concrete Pipe to moat all Stocking*, cenee "SoWSSon ^SHOPS ra" cellent condition, looks like Including the Nation'! Favorll* Qualifications. and nag Candlea A. K. SHOEMAKER, Jit, new. Reasonable lor cash You can still get a Brownie Movie 114 E. First Hi. "Pttrrpy" — I'urrey Bnuqutl, Camera at WtEHOLOTS CAM Hherman Concrtl# I'lpe Co. Phona 1991 i$oo Mellon*III* KEL’S 5 A 10c STORES, LN(J Would make a nice Christmas Woolihire Brandon. Full range of ERA SHOP, 210 S. Park Ave. Out West Dili St. Pham aui SAMSONITE gift, Sirs. B. S. Rowan, 200 W. color*. Flannri A knit PAJAMAS Ullrillte Streamlll* Luggage felh St. __________ i3—SCHOOH5-INSTRUCTION Thla is a fier. p«*i to the MovieY O W E L L ' S for Boy’a $250-4199 from 117.50 up land Rlde-ln Theatre for fileEatre clean '51 Duick specialSanford Jewelry A Luggage C O W A N ' S Everyone appreciates herd Smith. Evp. date Jan. I, sedan. Radio heater and w/w Deunna'n School of Dance 113 E. 1st., Phone 174 300 Sanford Ave. Phona 13(8 ENJOY YOUK OWN HOME 1057. tires, low mUsage. Ph. Ml-W Ballet—Tajx—toe— and Uallroom HIE FINEST after 4 p. o . _____ 17 92 at HUtvutha— Phone 2871 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Give her— Daniel Green llnu.-r slipper* THIS CHRISTMAS U rn w gd Rey~Herrog will put you milel IVEY'S SHOE STORE TOUR SCHOOL OF PIANO HAYNES Of flea Machine Co. Ahead A Dollars Ahied with 107 Magnolia Ave. Typewriters, adding machine* ichlne* high appraised trade-in on a HEATING Register now for 2nd term be­ Sales-Rental*, .114 Mag., Ph. 44 Seli-ct your home *it# in THE SANFORD HKBALD Real Art Picture* New 1967 Pontiac. PADS nobby Wilkinson, 12. of Chiginning January 7, 1957. Begin would be ee welcome ea Rcautlful framed reproduction! See the new Pontiac now on rago. national Muscular Dys­ Price* from nera through advanced. Phone IT-FURNITUIIK—4IU4JS2.il' '.l> South rtnecreet—Sanford »n'l Orl^mris^from gjju a dally letter from horn* display. trophy Child, symbolise* more $4.95 up 274. Plsia Sedan II. month—H IM year. 1954 Plymouth . Used furuituxe, aptsliaacae, tools, thin 200,04M victim* of the Grove Menore—Ssbforct TOUCHTON DRUG CO. 311 E. lit. St. Phone 989 1154 Pontiac 4‘door Chlcfton rrippllng and fatal disease for By lfhU Anywhere ate. Bougbt-Mld. Larry’e Mart DeluM. which research funds are 321 East IxL SL Phone 1831. sought In Thanksgiving .Marrh 1984 Dodge Royal Sedan BHXR KARA TO PATT Seri or m ax. fur Muscular Dystrophy. Mus­ 1983 Bulck Riviera Sedan Xl-IIKLP WANTED FEMALE rOR DISTINOTIVB FURNITURE cular Dystrophy Associations Rnitga yoa're R m g t \Wi t h 1933 4-door Plymouth —at Warahouea Price*, vtitt of America. Inc. sponsors reE»p. wallresi wanted. 50c hour 1951 4-door Chavrolet BERRY'S. Wa a n axperu at as­ Valencia VUlat—UcLand »**« Ada ear CASH. searrh. cllnltn and patient serv­ plus boerd. Own traoeportetion. sisting you la sacore grxeiou* 1950 4-4oor Plymouth ices throughout the country la Cal IRK. not c m good loeka with funetloaal ceoCall Ray Herron. >458 or 4fter 6 Gene'* Speghettl House. Orange Its war on tha malady. City. Phone Spring 43233. veaiaaee. Today'* beet boy* la 111 1S43-W. p.m. Call! nationally advertised furniture An Odham A Tudor home it all 1958 Bel-Alre Chevrolet. RAIL 27—HELP IiVA?m:D MALE at DISCOUNT PRICES. 901 W. you could avar wleh for. You can First Sc Phone 1887 foe Evaa- buy with cunfldcncR when you w/w tiros, many axtrai, power deal with Odham It Tudor. ing Appointment. glide, must sell, owner ironi- Newspaper street ealesboyj want Set our beautiful reeidentlai sec­ *d for work efUr Mboui Ai,s ferred Phoae 1832-W. up to 14 yaan ul.l see Mr. This le a free pan to th* Prairie tion!: Bel-Air, Plneurast, South Lake Drive In Theatre for Plnecreet, Rose Court and San­ trolley at Tha Sanford Herald 15—APPLIANCE RBPAISINO Senr«, Hoehuck nnd Co. with Its newly opened selling Fred Williams. Exp. date Jan ford* moet distinctive lomnninity right after school. Grove Manors—Sanford 1. 1937. MATHIS electric appliance re­ program, offers unxual opportunity for energetic pairing. Light fixture# installed. Young Men 18 23 for Tree work. salesman of managerial ability. ADVANCEMENT UN* • BIG VALUES Free pick up A delivery. Phone Apply 1201, Elm after 8:00 p. m. Drive Out l.*d»y LIMITED. Eligible for all Sears Benefits. Must hav« • QUICK C R E P IT ODHAM A TUDOR. INC. Need Laxy Man Muit be too neat appearance. Age 23*4.1. High school education m* Cor. Hwy. 17*93 A 27th St. • EASY TERMS laly to work more than 3 hour* SOMETHING MISSING 7 Locate Phone* 2100 en.l 2140 WILSON-MAIIB Mentis), college preferred. Automobile necessary. Pr*> a day. Mint be too laxy lo walk, "Builder* of Finer Home, 8 New lad Uaed Farnitire •a you must have a car. Ws it quickly through Want Ada. vioua experience deoiruhle. THIS IS A FULL T I M E For Flbtida Living' Rhone 949 are Juit too laxy to (ell yuu 311 E. Firet Ht. 14-BBAUTT PARLORS ___ __ Phone 1821. YEAR ROUND POSITION. more. Write "Laxy" c/o San­ 919 Wava* by Zero* A ReaUitla ford Herald. Apply In Person |7 M Tkn Hev. Opea • e-*- * 44—LOTH 31—WORK WANTED—MALE FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE, Call 971 FIIKK • FREK HAERIITTS 1EAUTY NOOE . choice lot* In tha Ma;fslr miko th* Want Ad* your shopp­ Experienced farmer In growing Area at an alUatUv* ceil celery A truck farming wii send Your choice of a beautiful Ladle* 17—SUU4HNU—REPAIRS ing place. price. W. E. Klrchoff Jr. Phone PAINTING ______ _ A murk for the p m 20 >eers eirrlnga A Put i«t or a seek* connection with grower in watch, Mane watch, cuff link*, tie Ted lurneu central Florida. Phone 130-M clasp It pm It pcncti act. With 47—BROKERS aad REALTORS for PAINTING tianford. SNAP ANYTHING I Just place your purchase of Grandview Phone 19J1-M. Experienced Colored waiter de­ MAYFAIR ARKA fla t allied ads. Phona 1121 for j sires part-time work during N. Virginia, beautiful Brit­ WOOLSEY or more UJtany helpful ad-vrrtter. holiday*. Phone 32.__________ Farm Home. 3 bedriim., CAIklZON wears hts crown si Marine Finishes On Oak 2 bath*) "Wade-built" champion of the two-year-olds get yours now. Meny* For Your Boat shaded lot*. By appointment. lust in the event anyone at Hia­ FINANCIAL Many bargains to choose front $35,000 leah Park, Fla., ha* not heard of *enlurik GIrm and Paint Co —All price* reduced. hts triumphs in tbs North. Th* 113-114 W. 2nd 84. Phoae 329 U-MONEY TC LOt."* ROSA L. PAYTON winner of the rich Garden Stale ECHOLS UKDDLVC CO. Registered Rest Estatd Broker Stakes, like all horses hla age, r e m o d e l in g : Cor. 2nd It Magnolia. Ph. 1232 Phone AUTO LOANS 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha turns three on New Year's Day "Bud Bamberger. Mgr. COST LESS Knotty Pina P*fl*l *I^ ° and will campaign In Florida be* FREE DELIVERY Cypress Pane! l*Hc *1 - f t fore going to Kentucky and the LHUU8E GOOD W O R K E R S Ettutiful For Natural 11rnieb Derby In Ms/, (inrornailoiutlj Florida S tate Bank through Classified id*. Let an GREGORY LUMBER OP SANFORD experienced ad writer axalet you. •tk A Kipla Phone 2M2 O ZIE R R E A L T Y CO C U S S I H I D ADS Pk 18 Seminole Realty RENTALS . w n U E d tfO m “ 'iUSiuZ A U T O M O T IV E i ’3 Gifts far z t.iSgtL EM PLOYM ENT SALESMAN SEARS, ROEBUCK A N D CO. 3149*60 ILUMBER BUILDINGNCBDS - J 32i �3-Ytar-OM l« 5s*jf»d L'vefcsd In Dirty Room fstpones Planned ant Construction UUNESVILLE Ot—General El* tie has “Indefinitely post* lad" planning construction of ag a 4 million dollar plant at ■aga*. near te n . . JL Van Aken Jr., general maa•far of the communications prw dMta division of Genaral Electric ■ade the announcement at a aaflad meeting of the Gainesville Chamber of Commerce. ' **In a dynamic Indnatry such aa Van,'' Van Aken said, “there Is a aaostant requirement for flexibil* 4. . a J -----------------------------1 - - « M w s f .M s s ty and reappraisal mof plana to ■sort shifting business trends. ’ “Overall consideration of fac­ tors, sneh as optimum os* of M eeat facilities, employes, finan­ ces and timing, Indicate that con* atmetion of a GE plant to Gainesville should not ta under ' taken at this time.” Van Aken said he waa “deeply ■aapppolnted” at tbe change In plana and knew that other top GE •ggeotlvca were too. He aald no plans tara bean mad* for th* GRAND RATIOS. Mb Web. « A thre*-year-old bay, kept laetad in a flltb-amaared navi far par ■ibly two years, wa* under taepttal ear* today. His parents face chart** of cruelty to children. Police went to tb* tamo a4 Gradr Hickman, 45, and hi* wife, Doris, 33. at tha complaint of a neighbor and founS th* couple's three-year-old son, Stephen, lock* ad In an “incredibly foal—sm*Bing" room. Th* boy was fannd slaving ia light underwear on a bedspring HN. HTH KWAUVM (D-Tenn.) examines a display la Newark, N.J, that illustrates bow a woman, allegedly mixed up to th* confidence game, can change tar appearance. Th* Senator is heading! subcom­ mittee tovestlgstloo of Juvenile delinquency. Th* tearing wa* told by witness** that presents, tea and gay night life are used a* lure# to recruit young girl* for confidence game work, ffnlemottoaelj Yul« Chetr Through the Age» Several days ago, the Hudson Tulp and Paper Co. announced abandonment of immediate plans ta build a pulp and paper mills at Ike W otsoil law t to toast ia Viita I Pmninii Vw ew W , S wf mm of today's punch bawl, tha w assail w as a formidable concoction of hot pungent of* and cider. la y Tovars (Longwood) Julia Hay** (Sanford) Ttmaia H. Took** (Saaferd) Bartka G U * (Seated) Ptoeharg**; tea Roberta (Sanford) Kay Dwyer aad baby bay (Sanford) Jaaa Vaa f l a t and baby girl (Sanford) Erma Dangfemaa and baby 'bay (Sanford) Duane Tlnklepaugh (Sodua. N- Y.) Dee. t l Admisslows: Sylvia HItUll (Sanford) Names Singletary (Sanford) LOU* Jones (Sanford) Jo*. Sasser (Sanford) Jefferson Beil (Sanford) Trank Robinson (Sanford) Discharges' Mr* Dorothy Vann and baby girl (Sanford) Jacqueline Bowman and baby girl Vanford) Steve Lowery (Sanford) Hattie Moore (Oviedo) talma franklin (Sanford) O b (l» Christ « to « u t e n m this day, R is for the hay on wiilch ha lay. R la for tha rich** ha received I ia for the innkeeper who (tatt­ ered thorn. 8 is for th* Shepherd* who cam* to see him. T I* for th* t*ars they shed for 5t i* for tb* meager ia which he by A ia for tb* angel* who tang at hla birth S la for the Savior, which la the meaning of Christmas. Written by Trmoelne Wheatland P year* old Rt. I West First St­ (Continued from Pag* One) from the elub to be lu speaker on Dec. 15, 1957. Junius J. Allen brought out the need for a teen-age center, and supported by the member*, it was announced by president McClure that further discussion on the sub­ ject would continue at the nut director'* meeting. Ben Evans, ehalrman of the an­ nual Christmas food basket pro­ ject, announced that collection station* had been In operation . - ^ tor more than a week. Evans also " J a • p. ns., Semi-Private aald that clothes collected by the Community Church would oe turned over to the Lions tot dis­ tribution, along with th* food basket*. The committee, under the dir action of the Welfare ehalrman. Miller Evans will pack the bas­ ket* and distribute them Monday. In Father’s footstepsI 9500 Infanta'* toys’, OMs' 4.95-7.95 Wellingtons Hare’s a dressy Aon* Wellington for HtHo folks* mod* exactly like tha handsome style for grownups. Tha same soft, long-waaring foot and top, with laathorlined lag . . . rugged soles and heels. Goodyear welt construction. Economical, too, because your youngster will wear these Wellingtons for school, ploy, ond dross. IVEY’S No village, in England Is more than eighteen miles from a rail- j road. American colonists were partic­ ularly toad at I n Nogg braced with Jamaica or Now fngiond rum. In th* South It Is olmost todisponsobls at Chtlshnas Has*, and ta the North, It is a favorite alt through tha year, hi Scotland they call Egg Nogg “auld man's i u a ,v i . ,, A r I ^ i, B “Where Quality Is higher than Prlet’* FOR GIFTS WOHOUNHFl WA9 ! » amyomd nut ac ra m uit Genii*. n , Birmingham, Ala,, recalvod aourt approval In Hollywood, r«nt of a pay raise ot <30 a weak. Sha aald tha extra money wfll ta used to bring tar slater to California. Th* movie atari*! tapis Ined: “My older sister l* to m iron lung with polio bask borne b) Birmingham, and 1 want to bring her out her* and take para of tar.” Both LIU and bee sister, Janet, 34, war* stricken kg polio In 194*. LIU r**nv*«d Modem Amerlcons have adopted on tatemotlonol favorite for in­ formal ,gatherings during the holiday season. Colled Kijala Zaboqllone, it's quick and easylo-prepare. to Cmtkto to ll* , h kot m Im . cmstmnly > ■ « mlstorv « « » • s u m . ; Bot to *oo ol «.l* woto« » r SmiIm «.'U [ ood terse to ko^JM toetftoval stoats*. SpiUkl. witk w taai a Penneystfib u rSa n fa l TMI THIlf-CINTpolio cosnmi ratlve stamp (abov#) wlU be placed on sale la Washington, D.C„ on Jan. 15, 1957. Portrayed on the stamp are figures ef a woman, a boy, a girl, and an em­ blem, symbolising th* achieve­ ment by the American people and th* medical and scientific professions In bringing forth an effective vaccine to prevent pa­ ralytic polio. (International) Me* To feSek, KDATA XASAQUOttE (S«rvM l«S«Un<-- • *U« S ; uklnrWH m*eti I'/, n*s CSeny KJfoto IDoofeb ««• aroitoltT). OUmiUsm Sh i ,«S Tslks maul Ufku o*e Ckviif «l|sto » i I ol •««•». Cook rm m iff LOOK for your name in The Santfo/ict H&AjoLcL GIVE SEAMLESS A .T S T T A D S GAYMODES for the prettiest legs of the season! W O V E N -T H R U T A R T A N S T A K E T H E 'C R E W ' LO O K! You May Have A FREE GUEST PASS Alma Muter Penney a has the real University shirtTownrraft tailored of the fine combed cotton tartans — featuring the new 3-button collar. Iki.x pleat black. Sanforized mercerized. To The Movieland Ride-In Prairie Lake Drive-In Young? Sophisticated? Sporty? All th* gals walcomo Penney'* Seamless Gaymodes. Whisper- • § Q O / . / O sheer nylons sheath her legs in one soft mist of color with no streaks to mar the effect si*** small proportioned lengths sites 1 4 to 11 Mvdlum. Large Kura Urge 63323 r Machine Or Washable! Ritz Theatres Each day the names of 6 people will be published in The Herald Classified columns for FR E E tickets to the Movieland Ride-In, the Prairie Lake Drive-In and the Ritz theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it is your free ticket— you pay only a small sendee and tax charge on Ritz Theatre, and Prairie Lake Drive-In passes. Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office of the theatre named Make sure you have your driver’s license, social security card or other personal identification with you. a Note the date printed at the bottom of the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date. FIND YOUR N A M E! SEE THE M O V IE S FREE! R A Y O N -N Y LO N ’N ’ DACRON* > LESS C A R E , MORE W E A R ! Fenway's reinforces rich rayon sheen gabardine with 15% % Dacron, 15% Nylon for out­ standing wear, crease reten­ tion. Pleated front. S lU i 4 TO 10 ... 98 2 .9 8 — • —< - » 4 n*rvy *»o to w ^ n * af * « » . jm -• .7 G IF T BUY FOR B O Y S . FIN E C O T T O N F L A N N E L S A real boost for your gift budget- Warm. hefty 5.2-ounce cotton flannel at a one-time low Penney price! Full rut for roomv comfort, tailored with all Peuny’s regular style fea­ tures- Sanforized. Si**s x t* IS K W . v•: . 0 9 i f I "™ “ ' ~ T | —m ao—(gesataanw ...... on— msta h im M M �* Shop and Save In Suaiorci SANFORD, FtO R ID A MONDAY, DECEMBER 24. 19o« United P rw i I.eased Wire Constitutional Revision Lawmakers' No. 1 Issue Nixon Says Hungary's School F r e e d om F i g h t Bl ow Serious° To W orld Communism. Casselberry Street Improvement Work Nears Completion I 1 Thr number one Issue before th« I9AT session of the State Legit* By MBS. RAYMOND MORRIS lature la Constitutional Revision. CASSELBERRY— A new mix* Senator Douglas Stenstrom and rd-ln-plare asphalt street, the ae» Repicsenlatlve Mack N. Cleveland rond street-paving program am* WASHINGTON V —Vice Pres Jr. explained recently a* they |harked upon by the town during Ident Richard M. Nixon staid j commented on the problem* com- (he pad four month*, has reached the half-way mark, and according today Hungary’s fight for freedom tag before them In April. "I would favor taklnx up con- to mayor Junta* J. Allen, the Jot* has handed International Confmu* ni.xm "a mortal blow from which (titutionnl revliion either before j will be eompleted within the next the session or during a definite thirty dayf. it cannot recover." . The street Involved la Lake Tri­ Nixon mndr the statement to re -1 Pl'flod *et for such diaporter, at Washington National i S e n a t o r Stenitrota l i d . plet Dr., from IU Juncture with "Local voluntary afieu.Ws *hk’hi ; Airport on hi* return from Aus- " * am opposed to I'lklng tne is- Highway 17-93 ami extending ap­ do not solicit a* members trla, tthcr* h<* personally Inspect- iU# UP after the regular **»sion proximately one-half mile t* Community Cheat or a r«l the plight of Hungarian rrfu- f°r 1 think e wouul then h*vt South Lake Triplet Dr. Fund are not to be elih! Seen, lie returned convinced that another extra-ordinary session Financing for the street Im­ on-the-job solicitations witldn the \nicrlea "must do more" to h«*lp * hich would result in the same provement work wa* accomplish­ Federal establishment under *he the refugees Tight we were faced with on the ed through the efforts of mayor* approved policy and program,’' ! Nixon'.' plane landed at « :M reapport.onment problem.” elect Donald Wilson, - heading a Captain Robert W. Jackson, Com­ Bepre-enlatlve Mack N. Cleve*, committee appointed by mayor a. m EST. Mrs. Nixon and their A SCENE I HAT WILL BE i i u r u i n m i inrougnoui ine wonu tomorrow as cania pays ms annual manding Officer of the Sanford land Jr. felt that thr first two two daughters were on hand to Allen. Funds Inr the work were visit to children everywhere. It is scene* like this one that make men everywhere wish each other i Naval Air Station told tho presi­ or three week* should be devoted' give him a joyous ChrUtmas Eve pledged by property owner* living "Merry Christmas"! dent of tho Seminole County j to constitutional revision. "welcome home." on the take Triplet Drive*. |Chamber of Commerce in a Inter I "Rcapportioiimrnt died Nov. 6," I PORT SAID « * - New snags, "We hear Grading and *t«bill*lnj opera* great deal of talk 1 S e n a t o r Stenstrom and it i* quoting a directive published by AN EDITORIAL lion* were done by J. D. Manky, developed today in United Nations ’ today to the effect that the Hun the President’s Adviser on Per a? m u r r“lh« a moot question as to road contractor who la fuur-lan* ; effort* to begin clearing the Suez difficult j sonnel Management. whether or not it wilt be brought |Canal. tag highway 17-93, ami .pplicattaw problem for the United States and up again tn the next Senate."Captain Jackson, fn his letter I (foatlnoed m Page Two) the free world," Nixon said in his Then Representative Cleveland, Lt. Gen. Raymond A. Wheeler, to Clifford W. McKibbio, local prepared arrival statement. the U. N. salvage rhlcf, had hoped on the long dl<cu-*»-d question t chamber of commerce piejMcnt, Soviet Problem said "As a separate problem it 1explained that contributions from to begin actual clearance today "I am convinced, as a result of won't come up hut necessarily it M a N M II M The Sanford KiwanU Club will [ the once-a-year drive at the Naval but wn> faced with Egyptian re­ first hand study of the situation it and will be an integral part of Air Station for the combined ap-, fusal to accept British salvage ] crews. ] that the courageous people who the constitution revision." m port for 1&6 at (la noon lunchron peal for funds for charitable in- • Doth Senator Stendrom and RtThe Publisher, Editor, and entire S taff of The Sanford meeting Wednesday at the Yacht sfilutions would be limited to orWheeler, after conferjnce* with f°i*sfHt for freedom in Hungary (Conlinued on Page Two) Egyptian offi-ials, entered nnej, *,Jm^ *•* considered a problem Herald takes this opportunity to wish everyone a Merry. Club. ganizations which «r* members of, Mr*. Maude E. Beach, Rt, widow !'ov*et Union. Merry Christmas! i The annual President* report a community chest, united fundi group of salvage vessels today to lor^5f 10 of the late Benjamin Beach, pass* El Qnntara through a passjge nl-j "A* a result of their sacrifice, m There have been heartaches nnd problems, there have •* * summary of what lm« been or simitar funds. ed away Frltlay In Trenton. N. J . ready cleared by Anglo-French International Communism ha* auf-, Been breakdowns and tdowups, but each day The San- <,on,‘ Sanford civic orgsni Ill a recent directive published j salvage workers She had been away from San* I fered a mortal blow from which zntion and what accompli -hmcnt» ford Herald has been published in the interest of u more by the President's Adviser on 1 for for just oae week at the tlmo haw* been made. Need Furthrr Further Negotiation, ' *' c\nnot re~ v*r' J* £ *' Negotialitim Personnel Management, a current j prosperous, a happier, and a bigger Sanford and Seminole posed as a gigantic failure, t o r 1 Paul C. Ayers, SI. died very sud­ of her death Friday. Rut actual work appeared to de­ 10 years the Communists had ennr County. It is with these thoughts that The Sanford Herald A. L. Wiliofl. 19.W president of list uf voluntary fund-raising Mrs. Reach was • member of denly Saturday nt the Sanford wishes for each and every* person in Sanford and Seminole the Sanford Kiw.mii Club will agencies eligible to selirit within pend on further negotiation* with]j plcte control of Hungary. They Shuffleboard Court. the First Presbyterian Church of give the report at the final meet* the Federal establishment was Col. Mahmoud Younet, head of concentrated their efforts on tht County the Merriest Christmas of all time. He was born Nov. 9, IMS In Sanford. tag of the year preceding the In , the Egyptian Suet Canal Authori- in!r|,Cf(un|lt „„denl* and the Survivors nre: one sister, Mrs, Wouldn't it bo wonderful on this day before Christmas— ttallatlon of officers for 1937 on issued, he said. Painter. Va. "This list includes If national *>'• aml T«*ssrfik El D'b, director of workers. However, it was these Mr. Ayers wa* a retired Fruit Ora II. Stryker and on» niece, as greetings arc sent to each other everywhere— to think Wednesday, Jan. 7. agencies, most of which were sup lht* Sllf* Canal Authuri’y in Port three groups who led the revolt Grower* Express Co. employe and Mr*. Clifford Fenton, both of about something other than the possibility of war? To be­ Already, Ed -Shinliolier, Incom­ ported in the Naval Air Station ^aid. against them " Trenton, N. J. a World War 1 veteran. lieve in nil truth that peace had come to this earth. ing president of the group ha* Sanford Combined Charities Drive1 United Nations soiirres said SeFuneral services will be held at He made his home In Crisfleld, ft*Thnt there was an end to human greed, envy, malice and held hi, organizational conference of last year," Cap'jin Jackson '-rotary General Dag HammerII a. m. Friday at Rrlison Fun­ Md. hnte. That each person, wherever he may be. is secure in where the new slate of officers, said. ) skjold remained In dote touch Remains wilt be shipped to eral Home with tha Rev. A. G. his own environment, to do his own will if it l^e good willdirector*, and committee chair­ tn the past vear the civilian lakh Ita* situation. He stayed at Mclnni* officiating. Crisfield for burial Wednesday. Today all the things hoped for are far from realization. men were instructed and advised and military personnel of the his office all day Sunday In hopes t'miter this afternoon ; rooter to­ Rrlsson Funeral Home Is in Burial will be in Evergreen Navel Air Station raised a total of straightening out the snag over night with low IS to U. Tuesday charge. In these United States we are an anxious people instead of on the operation of Klwam*. Cemetery Immediately following hi* in* of M.7RS52 i* their drive, and use of the British salvage vessels.] fair and coot a happy people. While we continue to care for those who suf­ (ConllRned on rage Two) Continued Oe Page Two) 1 ( Continued on Page Two) I fer we are preparing for the next. Not from choice, but ne­ N A S Fund Limited To Chest Members irs'N e w Snags Develop In U.N. Efforts To Clear Canal herald All m e r r y ^nnsuiias Kiwanis To Hear Progress' Report Funeral Services Are Set Friday For Mrs. M. Beach* ^ ■■^ . r ^***rr Paul C. Ayers Dies Suddenly Weather cessity. because hnte and greed rule where there should be faith and understanding. "Man’s inhumanity to man makes countless thousands nirn " That was true when Burns said it nearly 200 years »o. It is, unfortunately, true today. The situation, however, is far from hopeless. It hns been the history of the world that the powers of righteousness triumph over the |KJwers of darkness, although years may lie required for the achievement'of victory. Rut it would be wonderful to return to the ways of peace, when life would be more simple and less confusing. In the commandment that came when into the most hum-, hte of settings was born the helpless Infant, whom kings aiuI angels came to adore, there is the key to peace in tho vtii Id. There in that commandment is the. mngic formula for foe alchemy thnt can change the hatred in men’s hearts to friendship, that can transform distrust into faith, strife in­ to imace. ’ Now. a* another Christmas dawns, the peoples of different nations—given faith and good will— can live peaceably side by side. Mrs. Cora Russell Succumbs Sunday Yule Accident Death Toll Expected To Soar By UNITED PRESS last year The nation’! traffic death toll A Christmas Eve scramble on th« highays today wai expected climbed relentlessly toward a lo further mar Florida's Christ­ Christmas holiday record today, mas holidays by sending the ac­ and safety expert* warned It is cidental death toll soaring. "Increasingly evident" their esti» However, Seminole County She­ mate of Ctio fatalities will he sur­ riff. J. Luther Hobby reported that passed. there were a few minor traffic i Nrd II- Dearborn, president of violations. "Traffic over the week­ the National Safety Council, said end was heavy but reasonably the toll going into the second half slow," he said. of the four-day holiday it run* "People seem lo be rather cau* ning ahead of estimates. Ho iioua lmi«t," liie Sheriff Comment­ pleaded with motorist* for 3 ‘dra* ed and again emphasized that ar* stic improvement" In their safety rests would be made in instances habit.,. | where motorists fail to abide by A United Trots survey at I a. m., regulations that are intended to EST, showed 3X3 persons killed it* save lives. traffic. Another 22 were killed it* There was one minor accident j , " " „ Wcr# wjllrd piano early Sunday morning about 3 a. cr>lh„ M dled Top News •In Brief Mrs. Cora XI. Russell, 7J. widow of the late H. T. (Joe) Ru« ell. dird at t:.VS p. m. Sunday in nursing home In Oiiando follow­ ing a short illness. Mr, Rusiell we* horn Feb. W. UliS in St. Louis, Mo. and ha I lived for 13 year* in Lake Xlary ani prior to that time lived six yean in Sanford. ^ h e attended the ORurca uf Cnri<i in Sanford Survivors include: one brother. Robert Miller, Dallas, Tex.: one atop daughter, XI!** Olive Row ?? H?.u0i d ° n a" J<! w llnow tu accident* for in over* Horida Highway Patrolman tawtoU, of m k|„ e(L rcnce Coffman inveitlga ed WASHINGTON IA— Vice Pres­ ident Richard XI. Nixon f1*w homeward from the Austrian Hun­ garian border today ronvinc.-l that the United State* "must do more” to aid Hungarian refugee*.’ VATICAN CITY «v - <F_ Pup* Pius XII appealed to the world id a Christmas mesiage Sunday lo unite egiinst Soviet threats. sell, Crown Point, Ind.? five step; •on, H-rbert E. llir •—*11. Crov ii funeral >erviecs ir.* being held P oint, Ind.: C lo jJ It Hutsell, at 3 p. m. today at Brisio.t Fun­ Reynold, burg, O.; Fordyro XI.] eral Ham* with Xlr. Ruiph Brew­ A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS members intend for an unfurtun: Russell and Henry A. Russell. er Jr. officiating. gifts to be delivered today lo tha bo()i of Sanford; and Jrok C. it is Burial will be in Evergreen (ta il t.» right > Ihry are- Rodney {ii of Orlando. ^ t Ccme-.tr/, the lacvUVnt. However, no details a r e : Joe Iklms, Tommy Drake, Davi June* . _ . ... estimated M9 .... ... yet available.’ innon. woMd l..s« therr lives on z-u. , . . had ..... a. the hiUhway* during tho long Wa k have ' t holiday. During toe threo day sliced and reckles* driving J 'Christmas period last year, th j ! revts.” commented Deputy Sher­ iff James Singletary in Sheriff council repor'e-l 609 persons killed Hobby's office. Traffic is Very in traffic fur t!i« previous recant quirt and "we ^re well satisfied high holiday fatal.-y toll. United with the traffic situation at pre­ Pres* figure* were higher that the council’s totaling 621. sent." Bad weather contributed to tho A United Pres* count early lo day showed 19 person* dead In high weekend traffic count, with the itate since the long Christmas fog. freezing rata and snow blurt* weekend Hatted at R p. m. Fri* keting various parte of tho east* day. There were I.X highway cm half of the country. Atrlince were forced lo cancel deaths, thiee drowning* and one flights to many Eastern and Mid­ Chief Skipper Petsch was unable to attend for the picture. Behind miscellaneous drain. When the weekend started Fri­ western point*, and railroads and the Cuba are Mrs. Jjm e, Edge, (left) Assistant Dt-n Mother and Mr*. I.. S. H im, (right) Den Xlother o( Pack 10, Den II. tStaff day, l.tu persons had died on the bus hues reported a heavy ruth highway* in the state in I9W, eom* of business due to the slippery. Photo t * Dca t |pared lo only 9U at tha u m t tim ij tuuri/ weather | % v* i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 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, December 23, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 23, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 23, 1956; <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/6c215238ea954db1515d893d71598fc2.pdf a77adfcb4a20358f5202f412a5470feb PDF Text Text In M Y o Bat." Quotes im JACKSONVILLE, Fla- — Mrs. Irene Pierce of Waterbary. Coos., eo abandoning her three children la New York's Grand Central h e tloa"I waan’t able to take care ef the Vida. I couldn’t provide a Sanu Clan*." t I f Woraew report* Fofbh soldim wtn note be permitted to let their beir prow normal length. No morn jgbnub-cbee otter t t I ■ wMa a n M r - z la INDIANAPOLIS—Aa official of B t Utr * Ob. n o w i t M eatbaeka hi polie vaccine production baeaaao million# ef ahota are go: lug t i waste hi storage: "If a child contract* polio thij rammer, hi* parcota can’t find anyone to blame for it except themaelvea." -------WASHINGTON Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler calling for an Inerrate over the A N■Byword eelemnlw report* Mike Todd per# Hfanbe* Teyter • SOaern* diemand rtnp. The*, •eya M J , meet bpve taken ■ let ' Bewil i 8A W F01D HERALD * fuBbaek. aat aa Alameda Atble- p*n ig Thnra. IW im s tie L*ague record when be arer* aged 4* yards ea pool* for Rapward High la UU. Jena Bellvena of the Montreal Canadian* la the talleat and hear-T»'1IW Byracme rooted • Man­ ieit player an Mi team. Ha 1* hattan, 144-0, la footbalL • feet s a if weigh* t a f pound*. Undecided? M ay W e Suggest: • • • • Ronson Table Lighters 14.05 up Electric Razor Ladies’ or Gents Billfolds 3.50 up L a d ies'or Gents Manicure Sets 5.00 up W ert Jewelry Store •j M - v m 202 E. 1st Pheae S D on't H id# tho M o v t a Com oro In C h ristm as W rap p in g s Should poor boo— be ewe la ■w<M cm tn ihe weald.* Aa A K: ?_v which a movie camera will be among the family's Christmas gift*—forget all about "Don't open nil Christmas." This la fine advice to follow meet ef the time—but not when there's a movla camera ready to roll right within arm's length! The days before Christ­ mas are usually the best part of tha holiday*—the time when exdtamant reigns amid a flilrry packages and preparations, dea­ erating and doorbell-ringing. We think you’R agree that the coming weeks are the moat ex­ alting and pltasurabla of the an* tire year. The children have Christmas stars hi their eyas. Mother la handling expected and unexpected crises with her usual skill, while Father's doing "aa well aa can be expected" with bough* and branches and a few trial runs ef the new electric train. Yea, these are day* whan every­ body’s In a gay, busy whirl of activity—perfset days for movla making In evary home across the country. A famous author once observed that "Christmas is ev­ eryone’s birthday, with tha party any party, the preparation are half tha fun—end more «*>■« half tha story of Christmas at your house. That's why w* suggest you uac your movla earners long before the actual day of Christmas dawns. By not waiting to open this special gift package, you may lose a bit of the “surprise" *1*. ment But the whole family will gala much added pleasure from capturing all the high points of tha holiday preparation*—the on­ ly way you can really get tha complsta Christmas ’M story from ■tart to finish. If you haven’t yet seen foe new Una of movla cameras currently on display, w* recommend that you do to very soon. For there’s a tremendous surprise In store for you these days at your neighbor­ hood earners shop. Imagine—you can now gat a compact,/easy-tooperato movie camera Tor Just under $301 And that should dlspe tho notion many people havi about a movla camera’s belm quite an expansive piece of equip­ ment —John Van Guilder . r . „ * % v ,. '*,*• ; . *f t * '• j . .f.* “ J i,!* , J ! # ** / PAJAMAS Tn cotton and nylon, white, black rad and pastel oolora. Perfect gift* far bar- GOWNS Walts langth, full length. Long o abort aleevea, nylon in pink, blue, red, yanow, white and black. By San Souci, Van Raalta and Munatngwear. many atylea. { =j , JA YC E E CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST BLANK Ms., to: Contest Chairman Jayeee Information Booth Sanford. Florida ROBES GENERAL RULES: Entries from tha Sanford Ana only wlU be accepted (contact Chairman for defined area If not suie.) Contestants may enter Residential or Commercial type, or both oa separate blanks If qualified. Only one division under Residential type may ba entered In addition to the Special Di­ vision for which all Residential entries will be automatically eligible. Sponsors request contestant* to keep displays lighted nightly betwen 7:30 and 0:30 until winners sre announced to allow Judge* ample time to check all entries carefully. for eaeh Residential Division Including the Special Di­ vision are aa follows: 1st Place—$23 U.S. Savings Bond; 2nd Place— 10 Silver Dollars. Prise for Commercial winner (ona division only) U possession of the Traveling Trophy for one ysar. By Artemis. Van Raalta Souci . . . trimmed with rows Mad rows of the most delicately cut lace and bed. lecked with pleats. Vour choice of pastel colon, black, navy and white. Sheer nylon robes, in white and soft pastel colon- Give her a luxurioua g ift. . . Also we have a nice selection of soft warm fleecy quilted robes, beautifully styled in p gay srray of colon. (check type and division) RESIDENTIAL -------Dlv No. li Lighted Lawns (trees, scrub*, etc.) — Dhr No. >t Figure SettInge (on bldg, or lawn) - -- Dlv. No. I: Decorated Doorways A Windows (Including decoration* attached to bldg.) — Special Dlv: Boat Over-All Decoration* — automat!* COMMERCIAL—— Including Doorways, Show Windows or Bldg, or All N A M E -...................................................................... HOSE By Phoenix and Clauaner, hoe* are aura to please. All aizet in tha naw fall ahadae. ADDRESS!______ ___________________________ Please complete decoration* before submitting entry. Deadline: Mldnlght.December a , IK*. 1.35 to 1-95 SALE F L O O R S A M P LE S PANTIES HALF SLIPS A ll N ew Hotpoint Merchandise List SALE 1-30” RANGE $319.95 1-30** RANGE $229.95 $160,00 1-11% C il F t $529.95 $380,00 Nylon, rayon, plain or trimmed with luce- Brief and flare atylea. $230,00 .89 to 3.95 2 ZONE REFRIGERATOR A Rift she’s sure to appreciate . . . choose from our many different *t>I*1 petticoats. 3.93 to 14.95 'A Gift From 1-12 F t U pright Freezer $399.95 $250,00 1-39" R ange $249.95 $ 170,00 A ll Prices Include Trade-In -S A N F O R D OPEN TIL 9:00 THURS. - FRI. SAT Means M ore" H . B . Pope Co. Inc 200 S Park Are. Phone 1410 x I �-------------------— — — ~ v*V I tV ' SftfjraUi • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA EflUbUik* 1909 VOLUME XLVI1 FRIDAY. DECE.MDER 21, 1936, 17-92 4-Laning Moved ^To Inter-State System S te n s tro m City To Hire Engineer R e v e a l s 'To Study Feasibility T r a n s f e r Of Sewage Plant Here , The four-laning of the state's heavied traveled segment Of high­ way, State Road 13 600 (17-K) between Orange City and the Semi­ nole County line was not dropped from the budget but was merely transferred to the interstate sys­ tem, said Senator Douglas Sirenstrom this morning following a re­ lease that the half-million dollari project had been abandoned. Senator Stenstrom, this morn Ing. said “ Richie Green. Stale Jaycee Speaker Urges Safety Be Personal Project “ Our record-making history isn't plivasant." Trooper Chuck Saunders of the Florida Highway Patrol told member* o f the Semi­ nole County Junior Chamber of Commerce at their noon luncheon meeting yesterday. “ We're killing more people than ever before— we've killed JOO more on our highways this ytar th;ln » hl. , aI(1 “ Your town U growing, your system it growing, and I am aura that your Income will be suffi­ cient to maka up the money nec­ essary to float additional bonds for a sewage treatment plant," Wilson Holt, Fiscal Agent for the . EnRi?C,r r . for ' Certainly we've had an Influx of the Fifth District ha* advised me•' lp bm |h„ doc, n-t 8lve i City of Sanford told the Board that this road has been dropped an excuse for killing people, o f Sanford City Commissioners from the primary budget and S„ md, r, „ pUi„«d. last night at a special msetiug eluded in the inter-state system 1 |called by Mayor F. D. Scott. “ If enemy force* started land in order to secure 90 per ernt ! On the basis of the fiscal a* Ing at Daytona Beach and start ‘We are asking for ample time feM lcral aid in the cost o f enn-1L,,,. " """ . Seminole County has contributed geni-8 report, the Board of Com . |killing people, w ed go home, get 1382, or 84 percent, misslomjr* approved the htrlug of to dlscusa » « h the City amlstructlon our shotguns and go see what we W (\uola tor the liunaarUrj Relief an cng|neer \Qitudy the fca>ibi County Buurdtof Commissioner*, .Nine million dollars ha* been could do about It," he sold. Fond, reported Frank Evan*. ||tjr for lbeconstruction of the and with other Interested citizens budgeted for the inter-state sysSaunders appealed to the Jay­ chairman of the Semmole County p|ant lbat wm <Mt )n MCeig uf their views on general or special tern In the Fifth District and the cees to "make safety a personal Chapter of the Amercan Red j2oo,OUO. nca to come before the 1937 »es- cost of tho Orange City • SemiCross, today. ^ „l’t |00|c| to UJ .. 4aid gjo,, „ f tbe S u ,^ Legislature," note County Line road Is Included project. “ It is mental attitudes that came* accidents." “ Were It not for the Red Cross,; ••tb#t ygy CIQ feasibly issue $200.- ' *ald Senator Douglas Stenstrom in this amount, Itiehi.- Green re Rill Lotkard, chairman o f the both National and International, qqq j„ bond, the present lime and Represcnative Mack N. Cleve- ported. •Jaycee Teenage Driving Hoad Esaid Evans this morning, "th* without Impairing the capital Ira l*nd Jr, “ If left in the Primary primary ouuget budget I o immediately prior t0 Troop, r 'V 1 m u ° UAla. ^ hk e t f. ir.iMffw." F«wv«ius»i| Provement ptvfttast® program w of* the Utility “ \j On , • S„ L ...Ull* Milt; 11 • U«IC C «announced IIIIUUUCI'U *h« —▼ . -------** MlIM date IU to D be _ cm,IJ_.h* '/ . ( . nn T . . M*.,. C Saundefa talk, presented n pla-j f U ^ o bn!r hv hnl n*n/r ; Dcpartmtnl or w,thout ^ uc,n< Uter we will meet with •vtryonti curr(l 50 P«r iof the cost of ' to Mis* Myra Lee Stokes, s ^ .r i h s M i W .v f. m n ^ e Z M I ,ur',lu» ™venue*.“ interested to talk over problems vupslruclion in federal aid." Seminole High School student, In hnr.Uhina •• When aske<l about the* co*t of with which we will bo confront* Stenstrom explained, “ Whit has rfVo. recognition of h e r Inn ^than life, endure hardships. ’ County Contributes Delegation Seeks 84 Pet. 01 Quota Time To Discuss For Relief Fund Acts With Officials Evans commented cause of, the Red Cross and women the world able to show their these unfortunate people through acts effective assistance Th* International and Amcrl can Red sre provioin* providing meuimedl ran neu Cross v-ross arc cine, food, and clothing inside I f i i M r t n ..■* A 1 mm *M in r® PM.r\ rtn m I • Hungary. Also assuming responsi­ bility for the cars of many thou­ sands <f refugees In Austria, and too, providing aiiTsurice to* refu gees in transit and on arrival at Camp Kilmer. This opeiation, ac­ cording Red Lro»s Cross rowing to an American Bed FOl'RTII DISTRICT JAYCEE VP DEI.IVF.RS an “ Opemtlon Civic Service" certificate to Semlnol® County Jaycee President George A. Speer. Looking on are (left to right) Fred Mlschuck, president, Orlando Jaycees; Dick HamlwTrk. vp, Orlando Jayceet; und Bub McGee, president, JacluonvIUe Jnycees. Speer and Conflict. (Staff Photo) N ix o n A s s u re s A u s tr ia C o n g re s s Top New s W ill A d m i t In B r i e f STOCKHOLM <tjt - New re­ of spreading unrest In Rur M o r e R e f u g e e s T o U . S . ports sia and Its satellite amplr® VIENNA W— Vice Presidenti Richard M. Nison tuld the Aua-1 trian government today he is sure 1 Cotigrcs* will admit more Hun -1 gun.in refugees to the United States ami Increase U. S.financial aid for other regugecs, informed source* reported. Nison conferred for more than an hour with Chancello Julius Ranh and other officials and told them ho would recommend in his til. it!*report lo President Klsenhomcr. BELLEVILLE, „ , , Two that the United State, “ sharply Porson* were kllle,land 37 In ured Increase" tho number of refugee, ',,,av " h" " ^Mnd-whedole IIto be admitted sbove the current Hnola Central train Chickasaw w.s at vno fitf.ir. derailed near here and right car* Two Die As Train Derailed, Plunges reached the West today, and two Baltic refugees said the Soviet was deporting 100,000 students from the Baltic states to erush growing resistance there. WASHINGTON W —American officials today looked with disfa­ vor on the reported plans of Hun­ gary's puppet government to seek loen from the United States and other Western nations to forestall economic disaster. Down Embankment!'; TALLAHASSEE M —Gov. La* Roy Collins, noting that “ tight money" Is delaying public projects The source. ,atd Nixon also exdown * ro'•, finhin^ throughout the country, has asked President. El«enh»wer -------about — th® pecte»l to recommend that Con-, ‘ more money to help Austria car* Mrs. Jennie Coveil, 70. o f NortJi pos-lbllity o f creating a federal highest daily traffic more money to help Austria rare •*>«»*»•. J»rb.. died shortly after i corporation to buy stata and local count of any road in the State of T . . . . I , r\ • C I f 1" 2 ,ake" •« ,he ho*P,lal' ' bond lizuesFlorida and I am informed that ■ T U C K L J f l V G r j Q V C S for the flood of refugees. He a«ked for and received a ' f''nr>' 67• Roaedwl*. ---------------------------q * J T ki * n,,e barometer nf irrowth In the1It will be one of the first leg I I .1 | t I detailed compilation of all expend- WJ,S * 'Ik '1 iboul » « « « hour*. WASHINGTON W - A Labor I r O I T I O tC Q I O /V n O IO T Sanford and Seminole County area menu o f the interstate system /V n O t n C r . i F l t Q n t • *| . * • i . ■ . ft 1 Ml t • Hure* for refugee care Austria la,cr • j Department spokesman said today William C. Branan, 1606 M a g -i,hat can b" watched closely for j ron*tiuctcd in Florida, MIAMI 1* — A Miami truck nolla Ave.. Sanford, has been pro-1Indication of an increajjng,,Rppu-1 “ The airline for the Inler-stste drive- wm credited today with ha * marie alnce Uelober. The Au»-1 Ambhlanzaa fram the sxirmMJ* hi* cl«i«#:lteeni tan do nothing to alio told Nixon Ihvin* «r*a. Including St lanii*, took I settle * dispute involvlnira coal mo’ e.v to *<*« *~rk > -*i« 1Ufirt- fL*l1t> sale o f automobile f systrOl between Orange City and saving s young mother and her trian leader, they could th,% Injured to St. Elizabeth's has- shipping company partly owned United States Air Force. lUcen.c tegs. the Seminole County Lina has five -week -old baby from a maximum nurntw-r A Jet bomber pilot, he currently I I” * recent report from Tar not been flown," «ald Senator partially tubmrrged and overturn- keep here without .training t h « ,l'i,a' hrr* whrre. 20 remained and by John L. Lewis' United 3Hn« Workers Union. nation* economy to the limit. ** were treated and rrle.i«ed. U stationed at Hunter Air Fore- , Collector John Calloway he said |Stenstrom “ but It 1* .-xpeete.l to rd CJr ,n 8 mat,-ah canal State police blamed the derail­ Baj<>> Sjvj|nnjlh home of th„ that t«.a98 automobile and truck (Continued on Page 8) Mrs Elizabeth Whipple and her ment of the 13 car train on the „ ,h*n Strategic Air Command's 38th Air license tags had been sold In Semslaughter, of Hialeah, were treated shifting of a new road bed due *ar greater than earl) estimate*. Dlv|a,on \ mi>niber o f the 20*h ino,e County during 1936 or 1200 The Sanford Herald sub- for shock after the rescue. to recent rain*. Th« “ run around"; a a * s * i t i Bomb S q . he Is an aircraft com- mor* ,han * al *°ld during the Truck driver Oscar Horton, 47, lcnbera will receive a Sunday track, relocated because of con -! mender on one ot the B 47 Strat- en,lr'' >;e» f nf morning paper inatea l of the i pulled the 21-yearold mother and structlon on a new route for U. S I 9 ' ojet* « i . . . ..tik 1937 Ucenwe license tairs. with ...hi.k which ki. hi* squadrom 1. is lags, said Gallowray The Annual Policeman.* Ball, the infant to safety afier spotting regular Tuesday afternoon Highway 40, had a speed limit for j |equipped. I are white with blue numeral* and the woman trying to free herself staged each year ny the Police­ edition. (Continued on Pag* XI I.t. It'ihert D. Roth. 28. hits* j His unit is a component of th e i',,**l *° on -f®0- 2 at the Tax man's Benevolent Association of from tht overturned car. Change In publishing day* is hand of the former Lila Sloor# E n trv D e a d lin e 2nd Bombardment Wing, «ne f UoHector's Office In the Seminole Policeman Jeff Hunt said Mrs. the Sanford Police Department. . . . r> • i made in order that the em­ l.efflrr of Sanford, died when his tm r y u e u u im c th# o|d„ t organisation* In the County Court House. Whipple lost control of the vehicle will he held tomorrow night at M o t h e r P e t l S h e S ployes may enjoy Cliristmai Tomorrow night at midnight A,r Forc# , nd on, of th# Air Dj. | It Is expected, said Galloway, F8U Jet crashed into a wooded , Day at home with their fami­ I when the Infant slid off the front the Mayfair Inn with dancing . . . . . _ _ is the deadline for entries n the vU|on., lwo oomblt wlngi. that the 1937 tag sale* will far area near I.aureldale, N. J. yea. seat. Mr*. Whipple grabbed for the slated to begin st 9 o’clock to the V f | t h J D O U Q l l t C r S lies. terday. J*yC*e , . k . k *?* j l Major Branan entered the ser- cxc*Cl1 ‘ h" "alf» U1*® fear. baby. Music of l-nrry Eullcr’ s orehes- . _ . , , f Roth, whose family live* In Lin* ****• ...,(;!'alrm*n John A,ex*nd*r vice in Nov. 1912 after graduating 1 said oday. wood. N J., had taken off from from Seminole High School earlier. The Policeman's Hall is one of m n . . . __ Entries are coming in steadily, that year. Following pilot training 1 the _________ major social function, tho; and J U!,\ k" " 'daugnter* *T 2 1 .T dlctl tl. l about V hyanr ° hour T n,> before ' 'ihis 1: S,".,lon Alexander commented today, "hut he served at Rio Hato Air Force ___ _____ i. • .of _____ five ‘ of her plana pre-Christmas season. It has an-! mv>» want to be sura that everyone Base, Panama. in a fire that flashed nually increased In attendance j J J 1 b *I, ‘ T ? ''b''r.'i‘ b* -'*ran'* '* r ,' "• A•who would like to enter the com­ With hundred* turning on. for lh e ! ' M nri ,h° r" y b' t0" " , p; r,r n ^ ^ '•f* petition ha* an opportunity to .. ■ i ft today. |Sanford last night to be with Ihelr t. to l,“ r,‘ in2 " " mitketl ofl in lo the City of Sanford to employ have their outdoor di*plays Jud­ .*• vit * nt ■ r . Vlehnis were identified a* Sirs daughter and her small son Rob* tnj now which cause* hot water ‘ Leo Rock is prestdant of lha w ,lUam Clark. J3. and Ruth. Clan- rrt RQlb j r a Jt-H a1 haSliiter £ ' h# newly p•V,', ‘ ec,ioj of W#tt * l'bfarian until Dr Bernard J. ged " Policemen s Benevolent Associa-1 di|, Mary. Lorraine and Shirley TheF3U, ’ in whichLt. Roth T h, entry blink, sr. , Ppe,ring m p'yehologr i e wa, *mp^ e d T ' m In th. daily edition, of Tbe San- at the State Bank of Cochran. n , ! k ' ?' ‘n T ' 0 'u Z * nd f° Ur, •p? “ ‘ tion and Ben Butlcc is chairman -n)r children ranged in age from crashed, I* said to botha world’ a ford Herald. Ga.. prior lo recall to active duty Li,y CommU‘ ion«® 'a“ budget for the a.soc.atlon was « tt o n , have been received r e lj- of (hr (Inner committw for The n lo It fastest aircraft„ ,. . _ Pk j „ m, ti„k.in„ in Aionist nf n vi night. released toward const -notion and t*vo to th* new position of City organization. Both men are mein( lark! another dniightcr. Gloria, and commercial Christmas light He has been lUtioncd at Hun " Wf ‘ annot Paint lhe matntt-n srtc*- of the new library I’ htnncr L’itv M ,nilger Knjm'-- tiers Of the Sanford I'olice Do |j, an,I Mrs. Bcs*l# Cadunce, 83. « bo ||Vrd with the Clarks, esfor two or three building in H Mellon Park. told the Hoard at it* last night t part nielli's staff of officers. Ing can he entered in the contest ter since his return to active *»r ,a,d “ 'Phalt I’ rocred. from the dance will raped vjee. »e »k »," said Knowles, which will City Manager Knowl.a reported meeting • in different categories Mrs Clark also get out nf Ihe _ XII entries in the Home Christ-' MaJ Branan is married to the S've u* ■« opportunity to start *" 'he Board of Commi*sloner, Final action hy the Beard of go to the Policaman'a Benevolent •m as Lighting Contest automatical- former Miss Aarah Shockley o f the new parking plana now. that SOU gallons of water per Commissioner, came last night Association which provides fund* blazing two-story frame dwelling, ly enter the overall contest cten Monroe, Ga. The couple, nowreThe offer lo the City of Sanford minute j* being pumped (nun the when the city attorney wa. ,n for i'mergences and sickness of hut ran luck in lo rescue her pit-pure tetolutiona tin- policemen, thslr wives ami family. She never cam® oot againthough the entry blank is for one' siding in Savannah, has two dau- t'* purchase a l»> hy Cot) foot lot c,l>’* wudl* in cumpariion t i 225slructi-d to ptepnre Ftrmen f.uitid her lying bc*id« shtcr*. Carol who is seven yrnr* on a railroad siding for $8.5(0) gallons which was the previous for the "rescinding of the dediea- families. category only. .1 hrd upstairs. old. snd Pstrieia, Bve month* old, was turned down. “ 4Ve have no ht*h tion" anil "to sell" a city lot loBodies of *cverai o f the girls and a five-ysar old son, William, authority to go into the real ' ®re now able lo "r e -l" a rated on Commercial Ave. I he HIGHER FOOD wenfound near bedroom windows estate business," said City Atwell and allow It lo rehabilitate provision that the City end the PRICES RIG FACTOR ' indicating lh#y had tried to <•*! orney William C. Hutchison.. “ Ifitself and then rc.i each well County will *hute fifty fifty in WASHINGTON V Higher food I rape. Mrs. Cadunce and Itulh h id there was some specific purpose periodically," Knowles said. the monies from the sale of the prices have been the biggest I bent a»le#p in a downstairs bed Fair sndwarn* centralFridas for which Ihe lot is being pu r ** "-a* also reported b> the property. A hid of S9,'joo Its* ul (actor in virtually doubling lb* •room Others of th# family v*#re snd Jtstordsy. Considerable night chased, it would be an entirely c**y manager that a poly photready been received hv tn« Board @ 6 ,1 C lC rti< X 4. cost of living *inc* 1939. govern |sl»»ping on th# second floor. and morning fog central portions- different matter," he said. Jment figures showed today. phate solution ia being considered of County L’ommlssionera. A request from the General W. C. Branan Is Tags Sold In '56 Lt. R. Roth Dies In Jet Crash; Wife Is From Sanford Policeman's Ball Tomorrow Night Mldmaht Tomorrow ^Lighting Contest «>« In B l a z i n g H o m e P a r a lle l P a r k in g T o S t a r t O n 1 s t S t . YOU HAVE Additional Local News On Page 8 Weather R e q u e s ts A t Budget B o a rd M e e t E x p e c te d T o T o p $ 6 0 0 M illio n talla^ m e e . Th. r. « ■ « * « « > « .p * m » u t i« » quests for millions o f dollars for the 13j < Legislature worth of new stata buildings will Sea. Wilson Carraway of aliaadd a eiunching load to Florida's haisee. one of the Uwm ak.r, ,| f financial problems when the* go ting in on th# budget hearing*. before the Budget Commission -a.d flatly. "I feel that some in oext month. •rea«e in'tax revenue it going to Gov. LeRoy Collin, said the con he a necessity." sliuction requests will prove the Total request* for operation* and “ real difficulty" in the comrnis- buildings from all state agencies slon's attempts to squeeze all the and institutions are expected to state's sharply-expanded needs for top 600 million dollars. The^tato's • ' il next two years Into a pattern income for thh 1457-39 biennium that will match anticipated in- ha* been forecast at 310 million. come. Ite<|ue«ts at Thun«fay's hearing If the coramtsalan and the Leg included $1,290,017 for the military ivlature cannot make the adjust- department, a $390,032 increase: ments. new taxes may result ttfi/>2IX for the fire r.dlcgr at Taking Holiday R e cc* (I.-j Ij . up $72 1*9; $.332,720 for the The commistloin ended its first department of veterans affairs, up week of budget hearings Tnursday SCd '82: forest service $3,463,036. ®nd wti| resume Jan. 14- At that I up $2.462.813; park board $1,679,178 fm #. th# huifding requests will go up -‘,*t «07: sad livestock hoard bs/ore the board preparing its ree-1$3,112,545. up IUJ1.97J ■f Battle Efficiency 'E' Awarded VAH-7 For High Standing Heavy Attack Squudron Seven, a unit of Heavy Attack Wing One. SHOPPING. DAYS Till' ACL Is Installing Automatic Lights At Two Crossing The Atlantic Coast Line Rail- tham riled th® Orlando troub*J® ,, s r i..t rood la now installing automatic "when they ran Into tlda ,amo p ® '! ' ' ,.v . T. signal light, at their crossing un thing.” E ,h', mon’ 23th St. at Yale Ave. and will . , * 0c , . then go to French We. at |3th What » nrt how d‘' ,,and 0” fJ h.V ' ‘S * . for to install another, Ihe Board of ,i8.:!1' “ l ,Vcry ‘ J** M,con,|1 conw^cutlve fiscal year. Sanford City Commi*siun®r* wa* cr®***n* *n Sanford, ’ asked Com* ^ t " , Ik ' ' lohl at last night’s special meet- mlaxioher -lohn Krlder of CHy hl*he*t standing In the compeding Atliirney William C. HutchUon. }io" of * n * r korC^- u - s - Al' lan,lc * ,f el Heavy Attack ,quadHowever, said City .Manager ^„ T,'f ..'.‘ T 'n * ' Warren H. Knowles, “ w . bjVa «•»' ng 't «u Protect our mutortsla r0" <Presentation of the award wta run into the problem of two hug® , , „ bT Capt. J. T. Blackburn, oak trees which will comfdrt.-ly * no7 7a*r 10 *'*uw t7**® 7*0" USN, Com-” srv1'-Attack hide the signal light*. Tho,» will road 10 ,CaVe thei^ crossings unhave to be removed bit*, they are protected." Brailey Odham »aid. ' On®. Comdr. L. B. Libbey. DSN. the lom.u.wuJtt ^ utficer of on State right of ways and we Odham attended the meeting for the squadron accepted Ihe award will have to obtain perm! ,ion ««"lh cr putpase hut spoke up on hehnlf nf th® member* of hi* to have them removed," hu #atd. ‘Dirins th# dbicuoalon resorting command It Is still indefinite a , to which ll,e <“ * ’• cioasings, Friends and families of the j ; agency will remove tit® huge oaks,j Mayor F. D. Scott asked th® squadron pcMonori city, county, stale or At commissioner* 'Don't you think MISS 3IYRA I.EE STOKES receive* s placqur from Jaycee Road HO chairman Bill Loclurd yt*) . to witness th® traditional tcre- Stoke* wav th- winner in this year's Seminole County Jcycae (toad E O held in Sanford early In fe e laune t navi Line, he said. that »■ should rtguir® a iuton* mooy. ember. (Staff Photot Commlsstooar Eirl® Higginho(Continued o® Pai® II .. �/'s SracSr \ tU Church Notie* mutt be prntMW ftt The T Herald (flee by 1 0 1. m. oa the <Uy rfftfre piitiucettoJb i fik u A c h . • is f V .S J y / s*' sANFokn SEVENTH-DAt -fc m s T tttuttttt b i t iw i i i ik N A A. fc. EeClurvI BiiurLy V '■ * / v -; ■ / / / / •/ ' . ' R iiiid ttk k m m m m it t m kH«^ijr Wet-1 v -' [f* Sj m i' I .Il i * ca 5 lI M n * dmw |r* t e l ilitt 1 # i J I l i i ^ i n 1:30 p.o. ts a r ™ 7:30 f .* . Open-Air (Street M fctai) 4 k # .m k m * A k i M r n s r cm m cH hiH6 Cohief pf. Weit PlrUi lb * Holt/ ’ELCOMES YOU” P#iUir„Wni. L, Stepfbna, stepvbns Cftlfcld* M- (orihlp s J •OttH BIDE BAPTIST CBtiOt St. At F irl k4L trricl Chunk School Wonhlp a.m. Educational Director Bethel Bee3^ L it. ChofcM school P-®. Hecate for nil •(•<1 a. in. "The Zeto Hdilr of HU* iM acveai A thflitSel Caftlite,, "Slog 0 Te Iteavrhi” by lletih JUil Mirth. lT#* Preiented by the the Chenetl, Choir ..... , ——. by the model cantip Amice iiioo a y s s T & f ______dyerW.T.R.R. Broadeait W.‘ Training Union l : i i p.m. It's a l:Ao p.m. Fellowihlp for young family, gHatf. peopU. tvonlag W<orship 7:io p.m. ^ g g e . ^ w H k tie add wi will 1 :1 s t th. | "A btffNS cktintll Vok' iL MUt* BlttlSlMUii SJ. BupJr- Me Mlulonlf, Too Are Welcome lie .hi. I week Service WtHnisdl a uE^TttkMk Reasoni WttWS Wi Urit i i ’ i f (fund •W . bfbftbH tip filter oar •errleee.’* CtonulkVtiet 4 10 a.i ley School Sommtrlia Aset BAPtttr tR£ NAiAlfcwE "Stnfdrd'e Singing Church” Second SC and Mapla Ate., Weit| R. II. Spear Jr., pastor Sunday School .9:45. a.jn. Morning Wonhlp 10:43 a.m. Training Pepartments .6 p. id. Evm|ng Evrngeliitle 7 p.m. MltWjyek. Prayer meeting each | Wednesday..7:45. p.m., Tbo.phuych.of.Uie Naiareoe Ml Weileyan. In doctrine .tvangeilitle In appeal, and world-wide till . > ■ ... oeoever wlii may come” ft Boy—I cRrt hardly wait! I ’ve got my gtocking hung fey ihe chimney, .wtffe plenty o f care, and Christmas morning it’ll be bursting full of all gorts of good ihlhgS; There’ll be d bandy cane stitlflhfe ollt of fHe top . . . there alWayd is . , . and a walnut stuffed way down in thfc tip o f the toe. And theH . . . tHe tree 1, i doff’t thlhlt t here’s a prettier sight bn earth than a Christmas tree. .And all those presents under­ neath it; wrapped tip hi bright colors and tied with rlbbbHs. ,M Additional Church N orn On P age 5 A it , , , cfctttteti a ll fo r the fa t u i t* s s fe iS S H S l T h e n M o r p a n d E la d a n d fitiy s is t e r f e lle n ^ a n t T I w i l l gkt* d re s s e d , a n d w e ’ii g o to C h u r c h . T h a t ’s o n e o f th e b e s t p a rts o f ML ol K s s s t e r 1 Mt6,i a f f l i J F «■ *»v-- y* IC -- j HOtiSTfAtf fcitorttH “ Wherb Toii Arp Nyver a Stranger dnco . . Minister I Sunday Kc , e. m. lesson, a Word Became itihib. Shbvlce, i i o’clock. | the E Eait" ba NMMd MfeVtVAtttNijkk ... . . . . r. — , , "Ave Mi•V. L. r . Tarttft, rash Bov. r!a” (SchubertJ. The tholr will | Sunday School s. ling 4. Chrlittnai anthem. SetMofttjrtJ W " i. Ain* rhdrt; ‘ The Incarnitlort." Ntlfieryl Evening Eveogelletlo fecllllle* for bablci and tiny Service 0>ti are available. Ample off-1 street narking la provided. The.diy and ThttHdiy 7:45 Chrlitlin Youth Fellowihlp, «:«L _ So p- m. lei Wf*i oh candlelight C’hrlitmei Carol and I Sunday School White Clifts .Service, 7:30. Attendh & Mondnj Worship Ihti art reriueited td bring whltbLa. Weileyan Youth wripped tarts of fruits fob the B*«mldgWi Florida ChtMtlnh Home (for the LUTHERAN CHURCH neiday Prayer Meeting 7:30 aged,. Jeckiorivllle. Meditation, OP TQE REDEEMER p.m. "The Meaning of Ihe Star.” MS w. Mth Plato fcverytmA Welcome To all public tertlee* the gen­ Phone lltt Rev. CieQ W; flfuller eral public la Invited. A welcome The R«v. Pkllhp Schlesamatm awaltt holiday visitor!, winter reCHURCH OF Ot)D Patter ildentt, Navy families, and any Rtf. n. W. Hendenon, Tiitbf Sunday School B:lBa.m. Other* seeking ,» church home In Bible Clile 9:lSL a . French Ave. add Knd SC Sanford. Sunday School 0:43 a.in. Mrtlel 10:90t.m. Evangelistic Servlc* 1:30 p.m, "Prayer For The Dty” phone lttl FIRST BAPtlST CHURCB Mtd-Wiek Strtleh Tutidey 7:30 OP OENP.VA p.m. flBST CHURCH O f CtitlST, Editor Young Fcoplo Scrvlee Tlmrt- Jack l . Stewart SCIENTIST, Sunday Sehool lo a. nt. day 7:30 p.m. too E. Second 8L Morning Servlc a u a.’ m Sunday Servlcig tl:00 a.m. Evening Service BBBMBAER MEtHODlrt Bundif School 11:00 a.m. Training Union . B W p. m. I CHURCH Wldhfway Evening MMtiaga 8:00 Preaching 7:10 p. m. CUrks Hetghta iefi. Pattdr Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p.m.! Ret. Albert K. Farrier lotion Sermon mon ‘'Christ "thrift Jtiue” Je«ui" Sunday Sehool 10 a.m. Clifford Abldiflf Rtoom toe«ted 10 Foyer ol B. Johnsod, superintendent TI1B LTrn.E BROWN CHURCH Chare! Churth Budding open td public ON THE HILL Preaching Serried 11 a.iiC Corner Park Ave. A 24th StMYF 3 p.m. — Jayl J. Bernard Root, Minister Pteybr meeting. Wedneidey, 7:43 » tordlel invitation Is dsteoded p.tn. Fred Krtsmihger, Assiriaic (o all to attend our adrtlcdi and Sunday SeHoof ... 'Jui m, I ill# the Reading Room. Classes fbr at) ages NARY KRISTIAN k MISS10? THE at! Morning Worship ..... ^ H a m Bt, LUKE’S LUTHERAN UAJAn Ce cBURCll AL_ Sermon: "Thi Coming of the I# ftlstli (NJdt Otledo) Park aria Ave. k Ufa St. King” l»... Stephen M, Tuby Pi Pastor Sunday Murniog Worship S:25 a.m. Sunday School 9:43 a.m. ^FIRST BAPTIST Aadlo Musion llfoadcast at 9:30 TI8T IT niURCHWorihip 10:40 a.m. BijjlheHi Baptist Chart hi a. m. over WORz (740 be) Rvening 7:43 p.rti. Surtdaf Schobl 9:00 I. In.— Pud -for all riitrtv I Youth Fdilowehlp 6:30 p.m. 2 ’ f ’ B fioU Jt. afe group*. ,n /ftMf Aitofiaig Patta# Wednesday Christian Diy Sehool — Monday Kirby Roiltl Dlrf.-tnr of jifuale Chapel Choir Refiiatsil 1 p.m. ra. Marvin Milam throtlgh Ftlday iiod a.m- - (AB Rlble Study and f’ r.iyrr Orginlit | g p.m. Morning Wonhlp elementary grldi gradea and kinder Thursday 8'13 e, mlunday Sehool garten.) 9:13 a. m. I Cherub Choir Rehearsal 6:30 Horbing Worship li a, m. Carol Cholf Rehearsal 7:00 p.m. fralnlng Union CH URcfl OF JBsUl CIIRI8 1 8:l3 p. m. The Ladies’ Missionary Society Evening Wonhlp OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 7:SO p. m.| meets for Lunch aad prayer Wednesday Service A. a. Pitta flrsaeh president 7:30 p. tt on tho Ind Tuesday of each City Hall (Nuriery for all Services) Wonhlp 11 a. m. (Earphones for hard of hearing) Sunday School lo buslncta and prayer on the 4Lb Saeraasnt Meeting 8 p.m. Tuesday of each month at 9:30 p .m . ELDfit SP BAPTIST friendly church for (hi whole CS fiB ff family.” Springs Flrei Baptist Church CHURCH OF CHRIST Hsafsrd, I Is. Second St. k Elm Avt. Banday School 1U:00 a.m. Evangelist Stanaall, Superlntendeol SUNDAY***** Jt 11:00 a.m. Bible Study io a. m. Martin, Preacher Month ai 11:00 noon: aud for <1 It f\ M l( O W fining Service 7:30 p. m. Young People’s Class 1:30 p. m. n ie iru A i >••.11 Evening wonhlp 7 p. n . f Aola church o r chh Ii t WEDNESDAY MVd'e Dayi Bible Study at 18 a.A. 1 p. « . 111* 'i l l 1 1 1 1 , Worship Service 1100 a m. l l i l i Study TmtRBDAV 'M*/ ein./ \ i,;/, Preaching Service 1:30 p m. Ladles Class io a. m. In # •//.. Everyone Welevme Men’s Training class g p. xa. I • > * 'r ,"'“* f'.--— rr i f V * end »ai.MaU0^ S r p,'WhlCh n#4d* >«ly ahd rw «» Z carols. When I hear them; I.fbel all filled tip with joy, ahd X know why our minister says that Christmas is the happiest day of the whole year; Boy—I can hardly waiti Arid 1 just hbpfc th it your? Christmas is golhg to be as riifcrry as ours) i \ <?; V aY ] I i. .y / / / , ‘ S / / k i* liti iJWi lit. f t : f r a fifth: i^i,f J , iI’' Mu1*Uv\ / . . i i ..* ! i b . J j h r 3; . ty y t S i ------ k . Wdrdl s S u Z i r 16 HHtlitk. VL^ s'''' ‘ * vV * ; . >»i. J . . ' i i c s U R - . s . - . i . . . u x i - u ? 'z: £<&&&. z z J l I ’Hls “ Sliii^ort ¥he Church” ^dries, Published Each Week iri the Sdttfoi’d Het;dld tvith the Approval o f the Seminole Couhty Mlnlstetidl Associhtlbil, is Made Possible hy the Co-operation of these Wfell* known business Establishments: MttS. A P P L E n r s R tS TA U H A N TS HANFORD LINOLEUM & T lL fj C O M PA N t SANFORD AYBNUE AttOCO T- v’ Bf8#k sUNk A R ik glass & PA IN T CO. GfcRfc’S SEMINOLE URt CLEANERS SUERWOOd TRACTOR CO* CELERY CITt PRINTING CO. fl.d R t h A STATE RANK * of Sanlord H A R O L D t t. R A 9T N E R t O . RfettRY’S WAREHOUSE FUltNltfettfe td . SANFORD ATLANTIC ttO ffe L fe li t V t t O L E S A L f i IlOttt ; WALLACE Mu t UAL in s u r a n c e CONFECTIONERY RAtidftAL BARR \V. W. ttottNB TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. INC WILSON - MAlER FURNITURE CO. fiROWN' S AftfOCO PERYICE. AMERICA^ OiL CO; THE TB3CAS COMPANY R ttlB t A N tt CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH M. R. .Strickland, Contractor NlClIOLfeON BUICK CO. R. L« HARVEY PLUMBING TRE MAY7AIR INN J. C. Davis, Consign** % RITZ THEATRE C. D. Browu JMlTTY’S s Ra p p In * TURTLE NEftt liOrrllNG COMPANY BRIB30N FUNERAL HOME PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ST. JOHN’S REALTY CO, JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY HOLLER. MOTOR SALES «OY WALL PLUMBING Wa BES SUPRfiE MARKET SANFORD ELECTRIC CO* THE KILGORE SEED CO. SANFORD AUTO PARTS WAKNfeR’s GULP SERVICE * i 8T1NE MACHINE A SUPPLY CO. SANFORD BOAT WORKS dllERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO J. C HUTCHISON ft CO, *4 aAu �•~ry n THE SANFORD HERALD FrT.. Dec. SI. 13OT, Page 8 r.ti H o tT lG Monday Night ' < - • ft I K* s V t*5* ’■**** *. Vi . m » i ’ i A R Oi mt r ► o r ft | MRS. JAMES ROE!' STANDS BESIDE a Christmas scene which she created Santa: whose beard and hair are of snow white cotton s:t» comfortably by a huge kifch»n stove, while-Mrs. Santa proudly shows one Of her cakes.-It tya* displayed at the Planta­ tion Estates WomahV Club Christmas Party. (Staff Photo) • ■-rtr.v - I I The Bethany Class of the First Baptist Church held it’s annual Christmas Party at the lorply B«! Air home of M r- Marie Bam­ berger, on Dec. IS. Mrs. Bam­ berger had beautiful Christmas decorations throughout the home, and in the Florida Boom, where the meeting was held, was the traditional Christmas Tree under which the gifts brought by each member were placed. A short businrss meeting was held with the president, Mrs. Lenora Green, calling the meeting to order and teacher, Mrs. Mar­ garet Reynolds, leading in prayer. Mrs. Marie Lewis, secretary, read the minutes of the previous meeting and the treasurer's re­ port was given by Mrs. Marga* ret Ashley. An open discussion was held on old and new b wi­ ne*.*The class enjoyed to the ut­ most a beautiful reading of Henry Van Dyke's ‘ ‘The Other Wi»e Man" given by Mrs. Connie Wil­ liams. it .’ I, . ii .. „„ . j Mrs. Reynolds was p/csemed with a lovely robe as a gift from the class and after the excite, mem of exchanging and opening gifts, delicious refreshments of assorted cookies, nuts, candy, cof­ fee and hot rhoeolalc w e e en­ joyed by everyone. Dependable C lass Invites Husband? To Share In Fun AMERICAN FLYER FREIGHT TRAIN RED PO N TIAC USE OUR LAY-A-YVAY r COLOR ^ CONDITION Y o u r Homo for lo ttin g S o o v fy POURING AT THE CHRISTMAS PARTY o f the Plantation Estates Woman’* Club In the mansion room is Mr*. David IItinkol. as she serves coffee to (left to right) Miss Dorothea Lauterbach, chairman o f hospitality. Mrs. Arne Erickscn, vice president, and Mrs. Charles Dcrtsch, program chairman. (S taff Photo)__________________________________________________________________________ __ $ 22-50 hostess. Gifts will be exchanged. Please make reservations. Piano Students Give Recitals The Junior Choir of the First Baptist Church will rehearse at 3:30 p m. 7 p. m. All acolytes taking part in Christmas services at. Holy Cross Episcopal Church will meet for rehenrsal In the church. SATURDAY The R.A.’a of the First Baptist Chtirrh will meet at 9 a m. 0 a. m. Women of the AuxUi ary of Holy Cros* Episcopal Church will be making wreaths and spray* in the parish house for the decoration of the chureh 7RIDA1 Mrs Evans McCoy la present­ The Past Noble Grand's Club ing some of her piano students of the Semlnola Rcboksh Lodge In a scries o f recitals this week will hold its Christmas Party at at her studio on Palmetto Avc. 6:30 p. nt. with Mrs. llrudic Wil­ Music appropriate lo the Christ­ liams, Mrs. II. L. Moore, co* mas season was played by the youngest pupils on Tuesday, when parents and friends were enter­ tained These pupils were Toni and Elaine Echols, Anne Lea Her­ man, Barbara Slone, Jonellc L »e ,' Linda Malloy, Helen Mann, Ross Wonlenay L a n y Filton, Glen SUNDAY The Jararand.s Circle of San­ Gray, Stephen Harris and John Tho Intermediate aid Adult ford Garden Club held lu an­ Guy. Choirs of the First Baptist Church On Thursday the following stu­ nual Christmas Dinner party re­ will rehearse at 4:30 p. m. cently at Jim Spencer’s restau­ dents played for Ihclr parent*: The Intermediate and Adult Sandy Richards, Pam Jones, Pat rant Choirs of Ihe First Baptist Church A short business session was Bruce, Susan McCall, Carol and will present a Christmas Pageant Sheryl Stemper. John Sauls, held before dinner with Mr*. N at 7:30 p. m. R. Whitney, chairman, presiding Jerry Cullurn, Billy Duxbury and 2 p. m. Tha Senior Choir of A poem entitled "Christmas James Guy. |Holy Cros* Episcopal Church will Prayer" was given by Mr*. Irv­ Students o f Ihe Junior High meet In special rehearsal for School »rd <G.triin«!* High Scheni ing I. Pryor preceding the din­ Christmas music. ner. will have their reeilal party to­ 3 p. m. The decorating commit After the dinner a Christmas night, and at that time each pu­ tee will garland the interior of story was given by Mrs. R. W. pil will play a carol for group Anthony, followed by Ihe story of Holy Cross Episcopal Church for singing. “ The Other Wise Man" by Mr* i the Christmas Eve Midnight Ser vice. Pryor. Fisher, Mr*. Otlo Thomas, Mra. THURSDAY A Christmas gift plant ex­ Donald Flamm. Mr*. Itaiph lle'U, change was hel.l after which Ihe The Training Union nf the Mrs. Alfred Chiles, Mrs. Roger program closed with prayer by First Baptist Church will hold Schmidt, Mr*. Donnie Stanley and Mrs. Burke Steele. There were iVate Mlon IIIIII ulallellnN nt 7 Mrs. Marvin Qulckert. i!) members and guests present, p- nv Jacaranda C ircle Christmas Party Held At Spencer's MATCHING COLORS rvf W -----» 1T Tm O llm ffl O f W «*J-----X----fV O O O W D fY The Lumber Number for Sudden Service HILL Lumber & Supply YARD 21S W. Third 3L Snnford Fla. Collars Rroeaoes and Jewels from India! These eollatf work magic on dresMXi and sweaters. 2.00 * 5.00 Handbags lu luelti!. b r o e a d e . gold A silver. Kitted for fun A be* ity. 2.95 - 18.50 Scarfs Siik square with or giver. signature prints by famous American 31.95 . -15.00 Artists make bright, gay gifts for 1.00 & 2.00 Shrugs & Stoles Cheek the many additional gift in­ Soft wash*hl« both warm orlnni, and spirations . . Lingerie, hosiery, hand­ pretty. Shrug* priced from bags, gloves, shoes, sportswear at • 1.9S Stoles from 4.9$ Coloe-ftrtped Dievi I unit with 8 tkfrsing wkesh. thchxJaa gandoA* imight car, and r«<J caboota. Hoi avtonsaK uncoupUe. Comet cempielt with 12 MCitona of curved track, modern lerowaol, ond Irantformae. COMPLETE LINE OF ACCESSORIES HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE Bracelet*, W I N N TV CORNER 2nd St. and SANFORD PHONE 35* SANFORD, FLORIDA =«**•< 4 S f Nutritious and delicious: apple* sauce or baked appla served with vanilla lco cream. L» and Mrs. B. C. Young and small sons, Joey and Gregory, Mrs. C. L. Arnold's home in ma* P»rtF Tuesday night pialU. have arrived to spend the holiThose attending were Mrs wi.svs with Mrs. Young's parents. Pinecrest s»as the scene Tuesday ** *h» home of the teacher. Mrs evening o f the monthly meeting -*• " Move, 300 Best 16th St-eet j ame.s Moughton, Mra. E. M •.Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hall. of the Golden Circle Has., of the M " Hoke, Mrs. Frank Evans, Mrs Mr and Mrs. Clyde Terwillger First Raptist Church. Mrs. Tom V' K' ' ai,,!,htn' 'I r*V R?,. *B.d J- w - Schwar*. Mrs. Ira §outhand children, Ann and Byron, of Mero served as co hostess. / on«- an<l Mr*- E F 'Sood. The |ward. M„ Krank , lm> M„ . R. .. . invocation was given by Mrs J. W. Turner. Mrs. A. K. RossctSpartanburg, S. C„ arrived today Mrs. Boh Undrcth. class presi- Marlin Stincjphrr. a, lci. „ hich „ to spend the holidays with Mrs. ter, Mrs. C E. Jackson, Mrs, A. turkev dinner was servTervrillger's parents, Mr. and dent, presided over the session, C. Benson, Mrs II M. Papworth, which opened wiih (he thirds P(, huffet style and Mrs. F. E. Bolt. Mrs. J. II. Truluck. Prayer, said in unison. Mrs. B.j jlrs. Moye’ s lovely o r i g i n a l ____________________ -. Mrs. Tony Russi and sons. M. Dyson, a newmember, "'as i Christinas arrangements centered'— / •, by the group, the dining tabic, buffet, coffee X K I T H r P S P D T P n Tony and Randy, o f Jacksonville, welcomed warmly A deiotionai. centered around - mhltf. mantles, and Individual , , LL 1 I C 3 C ,U C U g a r e here lo spend a two-week A i ' I LA i * vacation with her parents, Mr. love and the power nf a spirit- rar(i luhles. Afte r the. dinner. a short busI - , X A L \^LfCLG /V\QGL and Mrs J. C. Cook, of 410 San filled life, was given by Mrs. M -p,,. F r l n d l n „ rton Cin;le mtX Carlo* Are. Mr. RUsti wUl Join N. Cleveland., who also stressed ness iiiwt.ng was held with Mrs them for the Christmas holidays. meeting the tlx Important points s,onc* class president, Pre- on Tueaday niight at the home of In Sunday School participation. , , , - " ' n8: J* **■ decided to prepareMr, ,)onaIJKIaRlm> with a ,)a. Reports from group lenders and * basket fnr a needy family. The llshtfu| , ku hrjn({ proa<.nlC(, by Clyde R Flowers arrived home Wednesday from Clemson College, other officers were mnde and a. class has placed flowers in the Mrs. Marvin Quicken »nd Mrs. where he Is a sophomore in Me sunshine offering taken. Mr* church Christmas Sunday (or ihe 0|,n _ hom ^ prog" m w„ 0„ ..n r y ehanical Engineering, to spend Walter Brook, personal minister. P^t year or two and will do so the holidays with his parents, Mr. chairman, announced having »1- ^ ,JJwi. ninta". if- rluor Problem” . *nd aa a project and Mrs. C. M. Flowers, on Cel- ready sent a ChrUtma, gif; to the * "d * '7 ,heG H^.thfer lhf' Rroup sent Chrlstmn gift, to orphin Ud t - . i . n istudent. - n t 0 e ry Ava. orphan lad at at the the nnpttat Baptist child ciiiKl trr ™ wedding " V’™,".K ' ^ their r ’ n ^d*iughler k u T u » Japanese ren a Home, whom the class rc* N u m b e r 22nd Mrs. Dinkins is ---- --------------Tho*a present were Mr*. Frrd Mils Bobbie Munson Is leav* member* regularly. ! 3 *troup leader in tho class. , lng Monday to spend the Christ-, The class voted to change Ihe, . FJifts ■ were presented lo Mr*. ' • •' mas holidays in Richmond. Va., meeting date to the first Tuo.- Stinccipher. as a former teacher, gar. Mrs. Jesse A. Cook. Jr.. Mrs. at the home of Mia* Jane Green- day in the month due to another' 1,1,1 ,0 M r .M o y * and a Christ- W. T Cavanaugh Mrs. Stineciberg. important meeting, the lchoo, n,as tr^e g,ft exchange was shar- pher Mr. Stone, Mrs. A D. Mine--------1P-TA. b.ti> held on the second by the balanrr( of ‘ he f'* 1" I ^,ah "■H^nison Mrs Ed Cowan. Tommy Strina.r « » • T o .^ . y o v „ ,n ,. „ Weh " f .™ !! !? . 'V closing prayer by Mrs. Moye. way. Mrs. Iren* L. Kelley, Mrs. home Saturday from Atlanta, Ga., Jevera| 0f |bc mothers ore nnx Present were .Mrs. William I). Christine S. Woodruff, Mrs. Erto spend Christmas with his mo-1 |0ll!l , 0 at|end, ther. Mrs. Blanche Stringer, 1308! Mrs fiordon Frederick invited Chi«olm, Mrs. Ivor A. Powell, nest Nelson, Mrs- Moye, Mrs Mrs- Wood, Mrs. Lovinia Mimes, j Fred Fisher, and Mrs. Irving I •Sanford Ave the* clasa lo hold the January 9 ____ Mrs. Vaughn, Mrs. Hoke S Dug-1 Pryor. meeting at her home, -md the an­ n nual banquet was scheduled for February. Following tho business session, a white elephant gift exchange 1w»* enjoyed, ami Mrs. Cleveland , .| was presented a lovely pieee of TI* • Dependable Class of the Rn|{erje from the class, by the First Methodist Church met at president, who appropriately exMcKinley Hall Monday evening pressed sincere appreciation for •for its annual Christmas party, ber_ work as teacher. "w ith memher*’ husbands a, l Guests were then served do • licmu* refreshment* of open-faro sandwich**, holiday rookies, amA Christmas tree, with Rids bro.|a. Russian tea. nuts and ♦o he exchanged, centered Ihe mints, from a beautifully laid jtage, an the tables, piano, and table in the dining area o f the windn.v* earried mil Ihe Christ attractively decorated l i v i n g mas theme. A chicken supper -»as A . ,a,J l‘" b,c<* *fc c * niJ7e . ' ... , hells, and other decorations were • enjoyed, after which carols were pIac(d abmit Ihe lovely home of SA.\USPMI> lltmLING LEAGUE MEMBERS gathered recently sung. i Chaplain and Mrs Arnold. for dinner at Tuddy'* restaurant, at which trophic* were present • Gifts were exchanged, and the Present for this enjoyable occas- ed. Scaiesl front are Mrs. Bara Suggs, Mrs. Lillian Donat, Mrs. • class presented the Rev. and ' ,r *- w - J- Brook*. Mrs. 11. R. Charlotte Aider, and Mrs. Flurcnco Bowers. Standing in back are, Mr-. Wyatt with a beautiful cry*- *on v“ ' r,‘ Gordon Frederick, left to right, Mrs. Olga Martin, Mrs Pal Fetter, Mrs. Jania Davis, J . \. . ‘ Parker. Mrs. C. A Taylor Jr., 'Irs. riernadine (lin cy .Mra Blanche Zlebell, Mrs. Dotty McDonald, tal pitcher. Mr*. Jack Hamn. Mrs. J O. -'*r-* Elhel Smith, Mrs. Marge Luke and Mrs Audrey Bolger. Those present wer« Mr and ( pawd. Mrs. B M. Dyson, Mra. Mrs. V. L flmlth. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Undrcth. Mrs R F fim^n P. L. Lansing, Ihe Rev. and Mrs. j Mr*. C. L. Arnold. Mra. C. O. Milton Wyatt. Mr. and Mrs. H. Todd.. Mrs. Eugene Pennington, E. McCall. Mr. and Mrs I..! Mrs. Tnm Mero and Mr*. M N. Burke Steel*. Mr. and Mrs R W Cleveland. Herron. Mr*. M. E Baker, Mrs. | ------------------------------ . If Cyril Butner. Mrs. James Wright, j Try cooking your icrambl*d, Ytrs Jack Haderer, Mr*. John! eggs over very low h*at and Schirard Jr., Mrs. C. L. Wallis, j stirring only as eggs set if you and -Mrs. A. L. Skinner. want a delightful creamy dish. North Dakota Certified . Mr. and Mra. Howard BoUlar, of Atlanta, Ga., formerly o f San* ford, announce the birth of a baby girl, Margaret ■ Blaine, weighing 6 lb- 12 or. on Tuesday, Dee. IS. The Central Circle o f Sanford Garden Club met recentlv at the home of Mr*. H. M. Papworth for Its monthly meeting and Christmas party. Co-hostesses were Mrr. F. E- Bolt, Mrs. Ralph Brewer snd Mrs. Ira Southward. Reports were given hv Mrs. Rossetter, Mrs. Zcb Ratliff, Mrs. Schwarx. and Mrs. Southward. Following usual business, Mrs. James Moughton Introduced Mrs11. C. Hetrel who gave a paper bn Flowers and Trces. Mrs. Hetrel quoted Mr. Menninger, ‘ The Flowering Tree Man", as saying he referred to this locality as the borderline, where thousands of prospective beautiful trees should be tried out. He staled that the 600 speeies of tropical flowering trees In his garden resulted from 15 years of systematic experimen­ tation. He al«o averred that "The world tropics offer at least 3.000 different showy Powered trees that aie worth attempting to grow In Florida". Mrs. Hetrel showed flower spe­ cimens o f different flowering trees. Of special interest was the popcurn tree, and Mrs Hetrel ‘ r w i .u *h.. ll.. recommended for Florida the iLily- of-the-Valley Irre, especially io woodland shelter. Even though apparently killed by heavy frost, it will live again. She also rec­ ommended sereral other varieties of flowering tree s that arc suit­ able for growing in Florida. In addition to Mrs Bamberger Mrs. Rosetter commented durand her Marga „ co-hostesses ,. , Mrs. ,, „ ■ i ing the exchange of comments on ret Reynold, and Mrs Mane r|ou, haW„ nf B„ pUntl and Lewis. hose Present includednowcrs;..rach ha, lls pccinar Mrs Mildred Smith. 5 rl- Ann* Ilikes anj dislikes and habits like Jardine, Mrs Wannell Rabun,I human brings Some are tempera* Mrs Lennra Green, Mrs Jonrjie nxcntal * Elam, Mrs. Irene Harris, Mrs. A delightful social hour was Margaret Ashley, Mrs. Gladys enjoyed amidst a setting of red Peacock, Mrs. Connie Williams, candles, poinsettias. pine greene­ Mrs. Marilyn Forrest, Mrs. Dot ry and Brarilisn berries. Rymna, Mrs. Florence Stenstrom There was an exchange of gifts and Mrs. Eloise Hunt after which refreshments in keep­ ing with Christmas were served In the dining room. Mrs. South,ward pouring coffea. Mrs. Pap- SEED POTATOES r .T " r Flowering Trees Is Topic Of T o lk A t C ircle Meeting Two Receive Gifts Arnold Home Scene From H o m e m o k e r s i ; ^ - ™ ™ ; , " ^ * for the Christmas jvirty Of Golden C irclf At C lass Parly ... ............. ............of Mrs Schwart, chairman k j/t H t U ii U o n t i n e The ^ on,rmakers Class of First plant Therapy, had a surprise for MOnrniy iVieeriny Baptist Church had its Christ- rach member—a potted aluminum -i r '■ • Scene O f Party •V* A *>r E 1st. St. A t Sanford Ava. Phone 117 lace». a •ming*. neck Sparkling aplendor for brilliant Christmas. Priced from Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed �' An Agriculture Department of­ tho soil bank law • ficial said if USS soil bank par­ the UM crop. . rots had been made undei T h i s * provisions stipulated that: "normal" conditions, nod if agree. L A farmer who did Ml plant mts kad been signed before wheat la tho fall e t UM far tha planting time, the national ararf UM harvest because Ms land was age per s e n payments would dried oat bp drought was eligible vc been eon, 140.09; wheat, for a aafi bonk payment of M i.M; cotton I4SJ5; rice. » 4 7 ; A flowing white beard, twinkling eyes, an acre. and tobaeco, tarns aa 1*37. cherry rad nos# and a round bally like a 2. If a farmer pleated either Depends an Bate bowl full o f idly. later or spring wheat aad It The department explained that This right JoDy old elf, of course, is our waa damuM ar featured by aa- US? payments for corn, cotton, beloved Santa Claus. Almost any Ud today tarsi asssM each as drought, via* d rice will bo based on as terhill, flood, sad hail, Ms pay­ avers go county dollars—and— could tell you that ment was based cm a* appraised cents rate to be. established fo* But a little over a century ago. children yield but not kes than M an aero. each crop- While th* county ratam. jj went to bad on Christmas Eve without * If * farmer compiled with wfi] vary considerably, they wfl^~ visions of sugar plums dancing in their soil bazdt requirements, aftsr Ms aversgs out to about the national n heads or thoughts of eight tiny reindeer wheat was up by mowing, or rot* tor tho crop: Relative pro­ otherwise disposing of th* crop, ductivity, distance from markets, pulling a minatur* sleigh full of toys. Editor, ho waa paid a* the basis of aa and historic local prices will de­ The.reason7 Nobody could agree as to appraised yield bat not lass than termine the county rate. From The Sanford Herald, exactly what 8 t Nick looked like. That is. m an acre. these county avers go payments Sanford, Fla. until Dr. Clamant Clark Moor*, a profesaor Net hi Effect New rates for etch of the Art* crops Why did you humiliate tho lam* at Columbia Univaraity in New York wrote Tbeso provisions are not la the Individual farm per-sera ratei fly of Lslon Long by refsiring •oil bank, hi* now famous poem that starts: "Twaa e t now, for 1MT wil be established by the count) to him aa aa "alleged moonshiner! tbs Night Before Christmas . . ■obaoquont years. There will agricultural stabilisation and conia tho article concentag hie death bo no appraised yields ia US! as aeration commute#. They w i^ Up to that time S t Nicholas was anything aa the result of aa automobile than wars ia UM. Tha yield win vary, up or down from tho coun­ a parent might wish to impose on his child— accident when that fact bad bo based on avenge prodoctlea. ty, in accordance with relative a • figure ***« tall or short, fat or thin, happy or nothing to do with hie death! I Therefore, the eo*ralled drought productivity and fanning meth­ stern. am referring to Tho Sanford relief benefits ad th* soil bank ods. He wrote it on Christmas Eve, 1822, for ar* not scheduled to cut into the For tobaceo in US! it will not Herald of Dec. IT. 1WT wheat payments to le> bt neecssary to establish eounty hla own children. And it might have sunk Or. W. P. Brooks, pastor o f tha Roman Saturnalia than we do as Ho leaves a good wife the birthday of the Christ perociw i t tee. Aaonoata farm Into obscurity had not Harriett Butler beard First Baptist Church said: mother as well as two yoang eons the average aa they did in J Tha soma principle applies to production information is avail­ Some days ago I rend as ages T and • years of ago. Ha As we approach another it read at the Moore home. She was the season it would be well article, “ I was thinking of what paid hla debt to society aad I for other crepe whoso aereago la put able for most typos of tobacco, daughter of the rector of St. Paul’s Church Christmaa and payment rates will be deter­ if we would rethink aad lay to to buy as Christmas gifts aad oat do not think that ha bad to iota tha saU book. In Troy, N. Y. largo daily bo tagged with his mistake ia Other UM national average mined fsra-by-farm. heart two questions. They are looking thzoogk a Among aereago goals for s « f payment rates per act* She asked permission to read it to the very plain and simple questions— newspaper I came upon aa eye­ death. bank participation arw cotton, 3.5catching ad. On tba left was mostly an appraised yields were children of her father’s parish. She also sent but basic and important: first— family attmde Sunday corn, $U; cotton, fM; rice. NO; 4.5 miRlon acres; rice, 1*3,000picture of a handsome, wtH His tha poem, minus the author’s name, to the What is tha real meaning of dressed and Church at Elder flue-cured tobaeco, 004; and bar­ >23,000 sen s; tobacco, 13Sj»oman—hie face however School •ditor of the Troy, N. Y. Sentinel. It appear­ Christmaa and secood what la a wore o look of perplexity—to the Springe Baptist Chapel aad I ley tobaceo, ttio. The US! rates, 140,000 aerts. Tba total soil bank good observance of this season T ed there for the first time on Dec. 28. 1828. The fact is if we really appreci­ right was a secood picture of tho not think they deserved this baaed on announced yields, an goal Is *0-23 million aeras. There eon, $4*.M; cotton, SStU; rice a n no plana to Include peanuts The editor. Orville Holley, wrote: "We ate iu true meaning a good ob­ same face wearing a happy humiliation. You have my permission to U t i l fine-cured tobaeco, t2SJ.il; and axtra long staplo cotton in •mile. Uader th* troubled face do not know to whom we are indebted for servance will naturally follow. the 1*37 soil hank. the following description of that unwearied What does It mean? Very simp­ read, "Man, I’m really stuck— print this In Th* Sanford Braird. and barley tobaeco, tMo.fi. Hunks what shall I give for Christmaa ly it means the observance of tha patron of children, that homely but delight­ this year" — and uader the oth­ Ms. C. W. Ergle ful personification of parental kindness— birthday of the Isml Jeans Christ er picture 'Tha whiskey of dl The Christmas fact la that a Din’t Slave over a Hot Santa Claus, his costume and his equipage, baby was born and that baby was stlnctloo—they will rarely Ilk* Editor. •oeh whiskey—groat idea”. Then as he goes about visiting the firesides of Christ th# Lord—the Saviour aad Sanford neraid, Stove A fter a Hectic Day r I fingered through on issue of a Sanford, Florida. his happy land, laden with Christmas boun­ Redeemer of mankind. O f Shopping:. Here’ s The In the b#half of tho Seminole ties, but from whomsoever it msy have It so happens that the obser­ large national magatlno — la it different liquor adver­ Chanty JtyCecs and the Sanford vance of Christmas ftQ In the come, we give thanks for it” Ideal Menu For Late tisements — of tbeso IS were ful It didn’ t appear with the author’s name time of the Roman Saturnalia and peg* ads and two were double Merchant# Association, I would the Yule season of the north like to expesa my sincere ap­ Chriatmas Shoppers. attached until 1837 when it came out in a countries during which time un­ page spreads. preciation tor the fine publicity book entitled “The New York Book of bridled passion, dissipation, sod And we, "Wlao man from tha your paper gave to our UM Poetry.” licentiousness held sway. And West" are falling for it to tha Christmas Parade. In 1830 the Sentinel employed a wood It Is quite apparent that far, far tune of ten billion dollars a year •The cooperation rendered byt> more than one million dollars everyone made possible the finest CHRISTMAS M ENU carver named Myron King to draw the first too many of Us observe Christ — out of eveiy hour of every M mas more in tha spirit of tha Christmas Parade ever held in picture of Santa to go with their annual hours every day in the year — 4 Sanford and for this wa are very 4 CHICKEN SOUP poem. two and ooe—half times aa much grateful. RELISH TRAY I w l spend a on ail public tdoenCartoonist Thomas Naat’a version of the Sincerely, ROAST TURKEY tlon. red garbed, pipe smoking Santa first appear­ Tom McDonald, Chairmen We use three mUlloa tons of DRESSING ed in 1869. l IMS Christmas Parade grain to manufacture one year’s I TOSSED SALAD Composed by Wilma Sharp From this beginning the Santa Claus supply which would feed 33 mil­ CANDID SWEET POTATOES Ri. 1, Box m*A i Air Aids Anonymous Motorist we know today has spread all over the lion starving people in Europe 4 Paola GREEN PEAS world. Tho poem has been translated into Twaa the night before Otrlatmas and Asia for a whole year. And WASHINGTON UP — A young HOME MADE PUMPKIN OR MINCE MEAT PIE 34 man who prafen to remain an­ the dollar eost is the smallest. dozens of languages—creating everywhere Everybody seas gay, HOT ROLLS, BUTTER onymous told today how he pul­ * tho same picture of Joy and generosity, the Little did they realize, that not Who can estimate the coat in let! n fast on* on District of Col­ COFFEE 4 crime, sorrow, heartbreak, mi­ far away, same feeling of unbounded good fellowship 4 umbia automobile ;sgf*tx inspect­ sery and want? Aad yet represented in its finnl words: "Happy A little boy wandered alone ha will spend their Christmas ors. The inspector refdsea to arp* The MAR-LOU Resturant 1 the street, 4 pove his ear because they found Christmas to all, and to all a good night. Hla clothes thin and ragged. 4 son steeped In liquor! HIGHWAY 17-92 SO. OF SANFORD 4 Its headlights were shining too And as we near Christmas Day the figure No shoes on his feet. "How can they honor Him— 4 high. So the young man drove to wishes you that humble lad whose feet struck of Santa Clnus draws closes and closer—his i paths of beauty through the a nearby filling station, let some true personality becomes more deeply im­ The cold wind wai blowing j earth—with all the drunken re­ air out of bis front tires and 4 bedded Into the Chriatmas feelings of all The enow it came down pumped soma addlivnal air into 4 velry, tho mad barter of goods The little guy searched, but no the rear one*. Beck to the in­ 4 who meet one another. that marks the day of birth! I food could be found. Children grow moro nervous as the dawn Some who passed him on the think If Jesus should return and spection station he wsnt and sail­ UWMrannnnnarannnia of Christmns comes nenrer—their hopes see this hollow blasphemy, this ed through easily. street, and wishes ulrendy expressed in secret let­ Laughed and made fun of hla day of horror, that heart that languished In Gethaamane would little bar* feat ters to Suntn will bo thrown to tho winds know again aa great and deep a as they boo displayed before their very own He was to cold, so hungry aad sorrow— And He who charmed eyes tho choice Santa hns made for them. the troubled waves to sleep with weak, • • • deathless words—would kneel He crept to a church door, agiln sod weep” . Drive carefully — the Christmas tree In order to keep. His body sheltered from the cold looks better at homo thnn it would in a hos­ 8 o f these cars are one ow ner cars traded in from local wind pital. Then up to heaven, thla prayer owners on new Buicks. It is the cleanest stock o f used he dkl send. Beads Recipe With A Kick JACKSON. Mias. UP - A wom­ cars we have had in a long: time. an sent the Mississippi highway "Oh God up in Heaven, please answer my prayer, patrol a check to renew her driv­ er’s licenie Wednesday. On the And take me to mornmle, for aha is up there. back of the check was penciled I won't have to be hungry, 4 Door Sedan, Dynafiow, Radi* the following: ‘‘One quart coffee, Or freeze from the cold. one pound sugar, cne bottle For III be with my momtnle, brandy, onchaif bottle Jamaica in your loving fold." um. Put sugar in bowl, pour 4 Dear Sedan. Foworfilte, Radio, Clean, Be brandy and rum over and act tho On Christmas morning they found One Owner liquid afire. As toon as sugar has him there, dissolved pour in hot coffee and God had anawere! tha Uttle guy’s stir well." prayer. B u y y o u r C h ristm a s 4 Door Curiom Sedan, Radio, neater, No more will h# wander alone on Selective Service Sends Gratings tho street, WASHINGTON UP — Sevcal No m*.»i will ha watt for some­ aging and dismayed Washington nernet 4 Door Sedan. Hydrsmatle, Radio, thing to eat. MW newsmen got greetings from No more will he freeze from the Staler, Extra Cl###, One Ownsr Car Selective Service this week. They cold A r m r le a ’ t B e s t K n o w n , received notes from Selective For ho b now walking on itreeta headquarters which read: "The Soper Riviera “ Hardtop", Radio, Beater, Djna of gold. M ot* W a n te d W a tch members of my staff Join with flow. Low Mfl#ag# me in extending to you Christ He has joined his mother JUKHCJUI M l on mas greetings and best withes Heaven’s bright shore, Special 4 Door Sedan, Dynafiow, Radio, Hester, for the New Year, Sincerely, No, this little guy will want e2HSL?tw2e ao lavrli D. Herahey direct/*-** mere. Extra U m s , one owner car • By OATLOBB 9 . GODWIN VaNel Pn n Stair “ WASHINGTON CP a . Aren** soil bosk payment* to farmers in 1NT will be coaeidertbly higher la UM oven thoofh born unit M a t remain the m ow Per example, tho national aver ago soil bosk payment lor wheat, is UM was M aa oero. Ia 11*7, it will bo about MMi. However, tba bate u it rat* per bushel for •tab year was » JO. ? to higher JMT paymaata are explained bby throe proviskme of O n Curbing H i-W a y Accidents? ______ ehrfc offletala* and fovnnrfnf bodies hare all app w ehad th* trifle death on t’ ■»*hwaya from avnry aa«k poa* ; Cartoonist* have made fan of motorist!, joktatars hart taken jibe* at them, they here been ridienled, edltorUlbed and writ­ ten up. Public relation expert* hare ap­ proached the problem throuth lmurane# companies, automobile companlea hare had their part to aay, police and hichway pa­ trolman here arrested hundreds of thous­ and*—end yet the delays of deaths from traffic aeddoata continue to build up at a terrific rata. ~ There la only one other possible avenue of and that la through the motorist — approach—an / himself. Citiaena safety council*—became of the r strata membership xnemDcrsnip have nave not noi D«*n to reach the grass roots even though wide publicity la given their efforts toward greeter safety on our highways. Now—there must be some way to de­ termine what the motorist thinks about hi* own persona] aafaty as he drives along at breakneck speeds, rounds curves with disre­ gard of the automobile’s ability to maintain its balance, crashes hendcu Into of fiiete neighbor*. r This Is an opportunity to find out from Mr. and Mrs. Motorist soma of their thoughts about what can be done—or what should he done—to alleviate the distress that is being earned by deaths. Injurlaa, property damage from automobile accident*. In these columns we would like to carry some of the suggestion* from thost who have not, until now, had an opportunity to apeak up and be heard about highway and traffic safety. What can be done about courttsy? And no doubt, that angle la an important one in evaluating our highway and traffic condi­ tions. Possibly the greatest percentage of the recorded accidents can be attributed to an act of discourtesy if the facta were really known. This la an approach we would like to pur­ sue in an attempt to try to find some of the answers. If there la another approach— that would also coma out In the search for truth about highway and traffic ac­ cidents. The Sanford Herald Publt,h.<1 fl»e <!•»• w h wiik XnUrH »• •••••"oil Haa, maltrr (Vtubtr IT. lit* at tka r«it Office at ItiloN Ftarlda. und.r tka Act •r CoaarMa of Martk I 11*1 XRVJD I’RRKIK* Kdltar aad Publl.htr . MARION HARMAN III, Kia-atWa Editor KVI'.t.TN J CUSIIINO, Advortlalng Maaattr g r Carrier s u n a c n iP T t O N ZJ« par w oak * Oaa M oatk r a te IM S bna .Mnntk* Hla Uoaltia a Oaa roar It* * it .* i ” s it .s e All Obltuar? n«tlc.«, cards of thanks, resolutions and aotlc.s nf ant.rtalnm.nt for th* purposo of ralslnp (and* will bo chared for at rcaular adrcrtUl.e ratoa. Tha It.raid la a mamhar of tha Ualtad l'raaa Which la antltlad aiclnalvalp to tho naa for republic*, lion nf all tha local n«wa prlnt.d In thla nawspap.r. llapraatnl.d Nationally bp Oanaral Adv.rtltlx Sarstca Inn. SOI (l.orgla Savlapa Rank 11M». Atlanta, Oaorata Fri. Dec. 21.1986 Page 4 IA F F -A -D A Y 57 Soil Bank PaymentsTo Be Higher Santa Clout i Letters To The Editor Christmas Story — 'Little Orphan! 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Sanford, Florida TeL 1034 �% THE SANFORD HERALD Additional Church N ews New <t)d H all get started f Fee this, we a m ge back la Lends* England, of I8tl ■new wan la the air and the spirit ef Christmas inspired • 18-year-old engraver's ap­ prentice WTOUm Mew Egley, Jr. Is evenle whet beean.e the first known Christmas eerd new n priceless tnaw nee on display at the British Hobday calibrations ef ths •arty Vicvorlan period were aagvavsd Into four m e n of deneera doing the "Roger de Oseesty." a Fwneh-and-Judy Mww, tap hatted ice akaUra, aad p happy dimer party ■alftag for the tasty, steamtig plum pudding The title, destined to become the daaelo Yulodds rememberance. was hand - lettered — "A Marry Christmas A A Happy New Tsar to You." Ooaunerctally, this careful­ ly engraved card was a fill­ er*. Young William Egley had neglected to color It. the on* feature that has been ■hared by nearly every suc­ cessful Christmas card since that Ume. Nevertheless. Egley** error set the stage for th* cheerful Christmas season that we celebrate today In a big way. Charles Dickens, already In a lover's quarrel with the etralght-laeed Victorian atti­ tude, wrote the beloved A CArielmas Carol. In 1813, giv­ ing the Spirit of Scrooge Its death blow. In th* next few years, artists and publishers inten­ sified Uielr efforts, and C h r is t m a s cards went through an experimental or face-lifting period. This was a period, during which th* .early Christmas card design- Legol Notice tra met widespread public rvlinit lake rultoa aad his rt#amtoat, they were warned that the custom cl sending Christmas carde "oowlg aertr win popular support .'* Then, m 1886. Miml sura Mareus Ward end Company of Belfast, iratsad. were eommlssteaad by aa Otg lie* firm to Dthogreph a sot cd four special dastpnt by the arUr, C 1L fenaelt. Reproductions frwn this set. It la aaw behrvtd, wtro the forerunner* el the first "popular** Christ-' mae greetings «* wa have, come to know them today. Standard* for tarda pub-' Rahed by Marcus Ward were eatrtmely Mgk aad tar yean this firm wanopettsd moot of the better-Hast trade. The Ward cards mere conventional. almost always so, aad lbs finished product ombodied pain Chrtctmss scene*. floral devices, eacluslve aad beau­ tiful band lettering. Before the 1840e bed passed (the same era which caw buttles come Into fash­ ion) the exchange of colorful Yuletide greetings had be­ come one of England's most cherished customs. As might be expected between two countries whom cultural Usa are so closely allied, Christ­ mas cards soon migrated to America. Here, the story of Uictr origin parallels the career oI Louie Prang, a lithographer ,ef many rare talents. On April 6, 1830. Prang arrived In New York City, a political exile from hla na­ tive Germany, and In poor atate of affalra both physi­ cally and financially. In a brief 23 yearn, he was estab­ lished in Boston as ons of our most Important lithogra­ phers. had published the first American Christmas card, and could say of hla career: "It was In 1803 that 1 In­ augurated the chromo. I fol­ lowed this up with the chro- Pig Crop Predicted xoricaj o r raocKKiusus run T u t: cxoiiwu o r ru im u ss i»a- •TSSEFTif. ALLAYS AXIS MO.MI M iV IU S -O V -U AY TO WHOM IT MAT OJNCEU.Ni You w ill la k e uutlca tin t the Board o t County Commlsolunort of Hamlsole County, Florida, upon tho petition e i.u u a ilile d - Wnd i ownpro, w ill a t S-.80 o 'clo ck a. m.. on tho ith da y o f January A. !> . ISIS. In sold County Commlsalonrro* room In tho Bsmlnolo County Court llouso. In Hanford, Florida, con ­ sider and determine whether to tloee, vacate, abandon, discontinue, disclaim and renounce any rluhl that ths oald County aad Iho pubVo hara In and lo thoao portions I atroola, allaya and road rlxhtsif.w a v located In Hsmlnolo Coun­ ty. Florida, doUaoalad upon a •tan o r plat aad described a . f..|e w i, to-w lit A ll o f Avonus C lylnx Houth o f Mouth boundary lluo of Ele­ venth Mlroet and between B locks SI and 92; Also alleys and roudwnya Irina between l.ola I lo i aad la d s i to 1U o f lllock PI nnd latte l to I and Lota I lo IS of lllock »2, a i shown and delineated on map of Townalta o f .North I’ huluota. Sem inole County. F lori­ da. accord loa to put thereof recorded In I’lat Hook 2 pen­ es St-iS o f ths public records o f Ssmlnole County, Florida; ALBOl A ll o f Fourth Htreal Ivina South o f North line of Live Oak Aveaua and North of North boundary lion o f Mann oils Avenue: All of Llvs link Avanus lylnu Went ot Weat boundary linn of Third Mtreet and East o f East boundary line Of allay or roadway (know n aa atats lload No. 111 located between Luts I 2 and S and Iaita «. i and i. lllock !>. as oslande.l North: all of Cherry Hlrost lying Waal ot W ool boundary linn o f Third Street and East o f Koet bound­ ary line o f alley o r roadway located between Lota l. 2 and 1 and tails 1. S and 1 lllock K. na extended North; All of Falm etto Avenue lying W ed of East boundary lino ot Fourth Street nnd R iit of Eaat houndary linn o f alley and roadw ay located 1.(tw een lode a and a aad Lite T and I of Bloek L ao extended North; a lloy aad roadway between foils 1, ( end I and Lota 2. I and 4 o f Rtnek L ; All o f O roae# A v o .u e lyin g Waal ef Feet boundary line of Fourth a irool and Foal o f Feat boun­ dary lias o f alloy and roadw s / located batwoen Iait a s antf I and Lola 7 and I or Bleak M ta (H anded North; Allay and roadw ay b e tw e e n !» > * 1 to I and Lot* 1 to ( 1 HOLY CROSS E P I S C O P A L CHURCH ( Cer. Park ft 1l» Bt. The RPy. Joha W. Themat. la c tar 8 a. m. Holy Eucharist 8 15 a. m. Family Service and Church School 11 a. m. Moraine Prayer aad Ser­ mon Service* through the week' Monday, Dec. 21-11 p.' m. Mid* night .Mats Christmas Day, Dec. 23—8:30 a. m. Family Service Wednesday, Dec. 26 — St- Steph­ en’s Day — 10 a. m. Holy Cen­ mo buainaaa card hi 1878, aad with the artWUe Christmas card ef 1874-78. all ef which publications made the tour around the world, and ast mors uthegraphie praams to work all over Europe and America than any other special Una ef publication# ever did before or after." "Tbs chromos" Prang re­ ferred to were the product of a printing process, chromolithography, that he helped to perfect Their east range of lovely colors and shades, simulating the woven texture of an artist's canvas, received popular and professional ac­ claim ths world over. Today, Prang's chromos are valuable collector’s Items. In 1880, Prang Initiated hla annual prise awards for ths best Christmas card design by a free lance artist These contests, unique at that Ume, ware Instrumental In Improv­ ing ths artistic foundation of Christmas card designs and In attracting national atten­ tion to tho new-born Yuletide custom. Ten years later, with an uncontasted claim to ths title "Father of the Ameri­ can Christmas Card." Louis Prang abruptly discontinued publishing. Cheaper repro­ ductive processes had been developed, and cheep novelty cards from Europe were flooding the country. Prang decided to withdraw from the field rather than risk bank­ ruptcy with his more expen­ sive "chromos." The modem era of Christ­ mas greeting cards dates frem 1800-1810. when a num­ ber ef new publishing firms were first established. But the Mg surge came Immedi­ ately after World War L At that Uma. public fatwy was completely won over by the symbolic designs—The Three Wise Men. the Nativity scene at Bethlehem, C hrlatm aa trees, holly wreaths, gleam­ ing candles, and church bella —which arc cs popular to­ day aa they were then. During the last three yeara however, a new trend haa developed. In response to widespread seeking by the American public, many new religious dcslgna arc enjoy­ ing heavy demand, giving strength to the growing con­ viction In all circlet that the real meaning of Christmas must not be lost In a mate of gUUering, super-eophlsllcaled trimmings. Tomorrow: THE CHRIST­ MAS 8TORY—le the festive board. The food and drink tradltlona express gladness and cheer, which le part of many land*, many people*. cent; south central, 3 per e#nt; Atlar and West, 12 per cent- The South eent. tloni, and selected anthems by the Senior Choir. 11:30 p. m. Midnight Celebration of Holy Ecrharist. with sermon by the rector. Father Thomas, Tuesday, Christmas Day 8:30 a. m. Choral Family Eucharist and sermon, with the Junior Choir, singing. Church School children will bring their Nativity Gift and place it at the crcche- This gift should be a nursery aga toy. Wednesday, Dee. 26. St. Stepchn’s Day 10 a. m. Holy Eucharist In Peace Chapel. Thursday, Dee- 27 St. John's Day 7:30 a. m. Holy Eucharist in Peace Chapel Friday, Dec. 28 Holy Innocent's Day 7:30 a. m. Holy Eucharist In Peace Chapel THE Dk BABY INSTRUMENTAL EASE.MALE which sntrrtalnad at tho Christmaa party of the Pro­ perty Owners Association •f Plantation Estates. (Staff Photo) Quotes From News Rag. V A Pat Off. By UNITED PRESS WASHINGTON- Indian Prim* Minister Jawaharlal Nthru, on concluding hla privat* talks with Alps with tankat' President Eleenhower: “ 1 think India and America will DALLAS — U.8. District Court get along vary well In the future In international affaira.” Judga William H. Atwell, in re­ fusing to desegregate the white VIENNA- Vico President Rich­ ard M. Nixon on the growing In* schools of Dallas Immediately: “ If, there I* such a thing aa fluex of Hungarian refugees: “ Wo recognlxo that much re­ civil right*, there art civil wrens*. main* to bo done and wa are It would bo unthinkable and un­ make white fully determined to do our full bearably wrong to ■Haro In meeting th* need* which students get out of Dallas schools havo grown out of the refugee •o as to In In eolorad students.’* problem." CHICCAGO—Erwin Staab, a 32BERN, SwlUerUnd — Swiss year-old machinist, after “ con­ government officials, on confirm fessing" and then denying taking lng mobilization last week of part in the slaying of three -ehool“ destruction detachmenti" (o boys 14 months ago: the eastern frontiers: "F.very time I get drunk. -d “ To say that we fear a Soviet that's often, I brood about iht attack U non.-ciiso. Who would case and get an urge to confess ever dream ot climbing over the Harry Weir. Soloist Sermon — Mr. Melnnit Nurseries for children undei throe, and threw to six, over] Sunday morning during tho wor ship hours The Rev. A- G. Mclnnls, Minister 8:13 a. m. and U a. m. Mrs. George Touhy, Director of 7:30 p. m. CHRISTMAS Music and Organist PAGEANT Miss Katherine Brown, D. C. E. “ As the Day Dawns". 8:13 a. m MORNING WORSHIP Solo — "Star of God" by Mrs. Nicholas Pfelfauf. Sermon — Mr. Mclnnls 0:13 n. m. — Sunday School. 10:50 a. m. Session mssii for prayer In the Sesalon Room. Pick the sterling 11 a m. MORNING WORSHIP Baptismal Service yallm i you adore Male Chorus — "What Child la This", Kevin — Robert Crumley, Get valuable Wallace Soloist Anthem — “ Mary Had a naby", Gifts worth nrr. Dawson — Chaneel Choir, To Increase In 'SI 52 million head, a decrease of t per cent from the 1936 spring crop. The prediction wa* bated on re­ ports from farmers that they hive bred 7,311,000 lows to far­ row next ipring. Hie number of lows farrowing in the spring of 1956 wa* 7,637,000- They produc­ ed 33,136,000 plgx. The predicted 1957 ipring crop of young porker* compares with a 1913-51 average spring produc­ tion of 33,923,000 head, and 1933 spring production of 37,690,000. Th* 1936 fall crop of 36,533,000 pigs combined with the 1936 spring crop of 33,136,000 produced a to­ tal of 89,671,000 hogs for this marketing year. The total 1936 pig crop waa 6 per cent esa than the crop last year. The spring crop was down 8 per eent and the fall crop down 1 per eent. The fall pig statistic* were be­ low last year In all reglona ex­ THE GLEE CLUII UNDER the direction of Mrs. Harry 8. Whitaker and the Do Hnry Chorlstrrt with cept the South Atlantic. Th* North the Do Bury Instrumental Ensemble, entertained at the Property Owners Association of Plnntatlori Atlantic States were down 9 per Estates Christinas party Tuesday night. Front ro*v (left to right) Churl* i Bcrtsch, president of cent; East north central, one per POA, Roger Cnsinl, Director of the ensemble, Laur.t Plat Brown, accompanies!, Mrs. Ludwig Kupecz and 31r*. Hdcne Miller. (Back row) Charles Casscl baritone, Mrs. I.ouis St. Amand, Mrs. Charles Bertach, director of choristers, and Ur Harry S. Whitaker, director of the Gleo Club. o f Block C; A ll allays sail (Staff Photo) * roadways In B lock 0 : All siIsya and roadway* In Block N; All o f said datcrlplloa* rafar lo and are delineated and ■hown on the Rovltad Map o f Chulaoto, Sfeordln x to ptat th eetof rarordail In r ia l Book 2. pax* 31 o f th« public rae­ ons* o f Samlnola County, F lor­ ida. PERSONA INTERESTED MAT AP­ PEAR AND HE HEARD AT THK TIME AND PLACE ABOVE MPKCIFIED BOARD OF COCNTT COMMISSIONERS OF HFMINOLB COCNTT By W. B. Miller Chairman WALLACE ^ n v n v n ’n v m v m v m v n i n x i n x x x e x x e m x v ' m x x x v x x x Y m x x x x x x t w x e x e x x x e 1', sure (coMMiaatoNr.ns' ■■AL) Solid Mahogany Drawer Chest Retail Value, S30.00 a Cheoso Sorving Knife b Sugar Spoon € <VtkM ikeara art far 44 f * . Sad, Imtvdo fadsiaI fa x COUNTKaeiaNXO. • “ Wire service anywhere anytime.1 Phone S19 d Cake Breaker , ,Y#s, with tho purchase of 40 Pc. Service for I In your favorite Wallace 'Th ird Dimension Beauty" Sterling pattern, you receive four Sterling Serving Pieces plus a $20 Solid Mahogany Chast — Oifts totaling up to $75 In value! Pattern Illustrated Is Silver Swirl. • Fine aelpctlon of blooming potted plant.*, foliage plants, dish gardens, cut flowers, wreaths and Sfpae Att. on right at railroad crowing. Buffer Sorving Knlfo Means More" l Limited Time O ffer pduvdiniai JEW ELER Phone 357-W 41 �TOT iAKFOlD tOSRALD n , i«M A IM * J J tiL Greyhounds Drop Dandridge Sparks Highly Favored Seminoles To Best Oviedo Five 46-61 Game Of Season S an n. *r Tlmair Qssm. . M*4o4y»*e Osptata SOKC * T in * D RACE—1/1 * Sill* Montauh. Bolt Sat. Ed's Btacb Osehld Jovial u ab t. SU York. Mill Roan, Ootf A««. PaalaUtta t a r r n a a n r e it l t i r o l RTM RACE—S/Sa Mil* r u ts is*vK —a /M mu * ai.T Sunar Bliss, Trua Bobby; n /t n a d is k s mo a ss a ss a i - m Dollar. 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Joat Par, Pblftsr, tural Dodfsr CIS S S-S S1«l«h M*-h* Tnnlls. fee ijeoa Quis le s « . $ » IIS.40 x n r n r s c i s —s / i * « i i * r i m s r a c e —s /i * m iu n * Mqm»*r1»t »—>to»*. Pane* Vfun. araelous Ms* cso a ss a :* s t-r *rrh. T n tn Pl|T*r. Mountain (1al_. orun aiumy ci* $** a s-t I’ H e Ray Rlrhardsnn. MUbnal A*-gf Bunny Bab* ».$* 1 S-S (h«Wy Quintals (< -l) 111 JO TEVTM RACR— X.W On* aiXTM RACK—S/1S Mil* s u i Psppar. Oliver M V K M*nleader Oiler ICS* 1.1* a t ! I 1-tVi •nTran* t **. Jo«l»-r Jim. T *w »« Btu* Boll CIO IIS 1 $-«, X*rn Jack Ed*» Thro# Cain*. Cot. Uoueh Agent 1.1* I S-*k toawnnd QuIaUla ll-S ) JSS SO B E V R vni RACKLJk/ia mii* saa The gigantic tarns Ir Southern Itr’ k IS.** 11.3* CZI T 1-4 Cotton PIcKIn Sun 1S.IO at* S 3-1 Toronto wis built by- tho lati Mountain Pilar a * f 1 S-1H Sir Henry Pellat ha s gift to Mi Qulnlala (S-T) IMS bride. The ensile la linked to al! aitiUTM RACK—S> IS Hit* Sl.0 tMVd«r Lad/ ias* a s* a** T i - l outlying building* by undergrouot M l* Dollar t,.* 0 CS* 3 3-1 I f non lin k er 1.1* * S-S passages. Qulnlala IS-Tl SSOSA SIXTH RACE—* / IS Mil* SIM Tho hours between Y end 4 p Cbarttf M a M ln p m. on Saturday are the most Baack Firs 14.40 CS* C l* i 1-S Old Cabin Still It.** 0.4* S S-ne dangerous period for accidents on Oajr Judtasa 10.40 I S-bd farm*, * / recent Fennayivanii Qulnleln fS-4S f l l t l o TESTR RACE—a a Mil* IIJ survey show*. Teenage boy* ar» ro ll Wind 3*** S.l» an* 3 l- l most likely to have accidents it Storm/ Itolltr 7.10 3 3* S 3-3 Lltll* MeOss *3* I l-H thrlr hasty efforts to .figiih il Qulalata ( t - f t |4M* time for Saturday sight dates. T o v tssrrs r x t r ie * FIRST RACE—A'SO Mil* W av. Jun* Olrt. Blarb C*na*r. A hospital and .medical dlnfe B in t* Anal* llarm onlran. T o r/a l. Sfn's Mints Radnor Ed. Rudd- Kano In Kayseri, Turkey which wat r a c o v n racss —A 'ie m iu esl’ bllshed 780 yaars a|4 In 12Qw Carblda. TCnrtharn Tru»l. Buddr Bonnot4. Trans.Cation. Sletar Mae. still stands. sssttt Nearly ION faaa watched as Cecil Dandridge, sharpshooting tarmlssian cam* with tha Bull­ Ken Miller and the Lyman Grey­ sophomore Sanford Seminole cage dogs iapreasivaiy out front So­ hound* broke the First Annual ace, lad tha field night la tho il. V ' Seminole County Invitational Bas­ opening game ad tha l in t Aa* ketball Tournament wide span anal Seminole County Invita­ la tho second half tha Seminelea came hack strong with a bid laag night In tba Seminole High gjfei by dropping highly favored tional Basketball Tournament and to tie the game as tiny Dandridge Ovhrdo 46-61 In a thrill ‘packed spaihed tha young and inexper­ began shooting from anywhere to thdr best near mJd-courL With Dandridge game of aee-aaw Korea and bril- ienced Samlnolta iant defensive manueverlag- !■ gam# of tho season. Tho Sarnia* threatening la tha open and Claude the first game of tha evening otes overcame a 391S deficit fas Kitten aad Jte High playing a the Sanford Samlnolta want osi the second half by staging a 30 much Improved game on the re­ the warpath for their best show point scoring spree la the third bound*, the Seminoles appeared of the Kason by battling DeLand frame to nsova within one point to bo within range of aa Impresdown to the wire before being of tho all senior Defend Bull­ slve upset win. dog squad, but were uaable to Tha final period felled Izzo out 44-54. the hopes a* tho fast For the upoet victory by the ouflaat tho depth of the visitors Seminoles Greyhounds from Long-wood, t< aad were finally edged out by the throwing sharp shootars from Dr Land moved ahead with their foul was an outstanding team effort, Bulldogs 14*44. la the first quarter It seemed shot*. The successful free throw* with Millar controlling the back­ f *•». boards. The teams erere wad that tho Seminoles were about to moved the Bulldogs out of Im­ (,,• flit Lyman Greyhounds moved matched and the see-saw scoring repeat their past performs ness. mediate range of tho Seminoles, fata th« favored position last kept tba fans on adga throughout Tba Bulldogs, sparked by the bril­ then DeLand moved on ahead to night to lake tilt cak# Icing, too, | the game. liant court play of Ty Dougben, lead tha final buxxtr with a tight w , Of {key moved Into the ehamplon-: Oviedo coach Paid Miklar said, flashed ahead for a 30-1 first tan points. »Mp fame with DeLand by virtu#! It was tha flret tlma this les­ "The best team won, that Lyman frame lead.. \*. 9f thalr Impressive upset win over was ■ fired up team and deferr­ son that the Seminoles began la tn the second quarter tha Sem­ V tba O rM o Lions. ed to win." Then Mlckler said," appear aa a functioning team. Tha inole* dropped their Ineffective ' Hie fbsal (am** of lb# First But that basketball court la a dis­ "triple-threat” of coach Bud Lay­ m defenaa aad went to man’ Annual 9a inIndia County Basket*: grace to Seminole County, and it er paid dividends, and showed to-man with soma press, and all Tournament will fat under la not a place to hold tourna­ that tha Semlnolas could well but matched the play of DeLand. tfrvwjy tonl#t -at 7 p. m., wtib two ments.'* spell trouble for Oviedo tonight The Bulldog! scored 10 points to ! wai) match*! games on hand. The Lyman cage quintet play­ In the consolation gam*. tha Seminoles eight, but tha Ined as good a brand of ball as 1 In Jbc «mao!atIon game the DeLand has been witnessed in many a ’ ’ M f c f ' ^ 1 * night's engagrasnts! d l* Kw FG FT Pta. day la tills aria, and the Oviedo frame ended with the Lymaa Dougben £ wQI via. The "triple trouble” of, 4 4 11 Lions wars roaring right behind quintet out front 43-33. Fisher ^n.'.-.aoaeh Bud 'L ipcr suddenly r.ime' 0 • 0 them. At the end of the first In the final atansa the Grey- Connolly 3 Into pnonrineneo last nigh* and! • 13 quarter the Lions -from Oviedo hounds completely dominated the Oreoa 0 0 0 , „ .Indicated .thpt ‘they might rovo held a 13-11 lead. Thera had been court with a fin# pattarn of of­ Toylor 3 1 5 i K..IA serious jbriOU to cosch Paul: no more than a two point dlfferfensive plays that worked well Flshey • 4 3 * ..njntoar* high' firing Oviedo Lions.aoce In tho score during tha en­ •gainst the full eoort press. 3 Bomar 3 a ,-jfi Prior to !a.»l night's loss to Lytire first period. The Impressive upset win by Guenther 3 o « ysisan, the Lion had bean undefeat* In the second quarter the Grey­ the Greyhound*, who have only Allan 3 1 7 ' >;'3iil9dr 1 hounds began to show theie pro­ day court oa which to prac­ Ashcraft 3 0 0 ■•non At the last muting the greatest wess and started the slow pro­ tice, moved them Into the favored Totals 30 14 54 ’draw of speettitora came from cess of moving away from the spot to take the Sanford Herald 8taUs?te Lyman and Oviedo vielnlllas, and Lions Oviedo seemed to be Seminole County Championship FG FT Pta. Fred Ganaa, athletic director for ONE o r THE THRILLING MOMENTS la Ust nights basketball plagued, with Inability to acore trophy. Swalm 0 • 0 game betweer the Seminole High School Quintet and tha DeLand tho buckets on thalr shots, and <n>8omlnola High voiced concern. Lymaa McMurray a a 7 eagers It was the first game of the first annual invitation tourna­ Lyman'i Miller didn't give them k w io I V i Just a shsrne that our local FO FT Pta. High l 1 3 ■ chance for a rubound- At the Hopkins townpeople couldn't have been ment. (Staff Photo)_____________________________ 4 5 13 HItta11 4 3 10 end’ of the first half tha Grey­ 3 0 0 Dandridge MaeLeod koto last night to srateh the finest t 1 11 hounds ware In the lead by savan Barwick 1 0 3 MeCoy showing of oar boqrs for tha ms* 3 3 4 polpts, and the 37-30 score Indi­ Miller 11 S 31 '.son, and that thrilling nip i.r.d Totals 11 g 44 cated that It was still anyone's Halms 0 1 1 betwe«i Lyman and. Score By Parloda MO ball game. Farlay . 0 0 0 DoLaod 30 10 4 20—54 After the Intermission the Grey Stavena g 3 14 Sanford Tonight's gamer should fentura » t 30 12—44 houndi moved a little mera in Totals 34 la n •a thrilling a game of bs»l«tbsll the lead, but tha Lions began to Oviedo aa ean be seen la this section of In a 13 year period from 1341, FO FT PtaFlorida. Theia beys h.-*e sacri* Charity night was a rousing ford presented a flag In recog roar whan Oviedo went to tha full fire* caused the moat aecidants court press and began to rob the Kelsey 1 3 4 • r » fICM a groat deal of thalr Christ- success last night at tha Sanford* nltlon of tha track’s efforts In be­ ball. o a In tho U. S. with 6.341 fatalities, Duds, L. 4 *•*•* -Btos vacation time In work out Orlando Kennel Club as a crowd At the end of the third status Fabry 4 i • lootfa aad other weather disasters and make the (ournameng a close of over 2,000 turned out for lha half of charity. were second most fatal, and autotho Greyhounds bad expanded Brown 0 • 0 Beach flra was an upset winner thrilling one, and by last tracks annual program to raise mobila accident* took third place. thalr lead to tan points, and their Duds, F. g 1 17 In tha charity nandlcap. t’ s Indications, they bavw sue* fundi for worthy charities for superior agility began to pay off. Mlckler 1 1 1 Orange and Seminole counties. Oviedo still seemed unable to Duda, M. 3 5 All crack trains aren't the 1 ter tha consolation game The amount realized for charity Every team In the National score with thdr shots, while lha Totals 17 13 40 streamlined ipeclals. A yard tn-1 between Saminola and Oviedo to­ will be over $3,000 according to Hockey League has three alter­ Greyhounds poured on the pres line at a coal mine la Weal Scar* By Parloda night at T p.m., tba ch*mtfon<hlp general manager Jerry Colllna nate captains. Each wear tha lat­ sura that mounted -o an almost Lyman 1) 10 11 13-41 Frankfort, 111., shuttles one mil­ 'gam* between• Lyman and Da* of tht Sanford-Orlando track. ter A on his sweater. unbearable height. Tba third Oiedo lion gross ton miles every year. 13 g 13 lend is schadnlad to gat under "Wo haven't of courts had tlma ..w a y a I p.m. to break down the figures as yet", « j . t ,35»a Lyman Greyhotasds are said Collins, “ But I can guarantee . JVuxavbred to take the tournament that the track will give over IS, Shd; the Sanford Herald fbsmlnole 000 to charity as a result of tha a.. . umnty Basketball Championship night". • % ‘ ikM^by la a tight fima with De Collins said that the track's iw n a r. J “Greyhounds Meet leLand In Final iGame Of Tourney Give' her lovely lingerie The truly thrilling gift for her Christmas — lovely, lace-Iaviahed lin- I r gerie! See onr thrill­ ing selection *ad choose her gifts today! Charity To Receive $5,000 From SOKC ©•I?*'' _______ • '“ '••-JNfore World War U the Him* . layaa kingdom of Nepal had per­ mitted only 230 westerners to aepe within Its borders. Today |l welcomes tourists. t 1 Tha American Music Conferthee ssya that there are 1,600,000 players of the ukulele In the t/ultcd States. The harmonies hat MO.OOO devotees. profit would not come cloia to this figure, but he explained that lha State Commission would also go Into tha charity fund, as pro­ vided by law and that ba and bis associates In the track would add enough money to make tha handsoma total. Prior to tha races, American Legion post of Orlando dedicated a flag-pole to the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club and post 53 o f San­ THE FOLLOW ING INSURANCE FIRMS W ILL BE CLOSED ALL D AY SLIPS By Bias Swan A Fraypruf, tauocvd or lace trimmed. Cotton, nylon la else* 33-50. White, pastel k blaek. See ear smartly styled *lipa, sad ghrs her ooo for Christ* $ 2.98 - $ 7.98 HALF-SUPS to small, medium aad Urge* Whit*, black, pink aad rod. Bo* docked with lac* or vory tailored for wear under slim sheaths. Shall b* doUghtod with 04M ear beautiful half-slips. $2.98 • $4.98 M ONDAY DECEMBER 24th GQ W N S RAIN OR SHINE Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 NIGHTLY (except Sunday) P O S T -T IM E 8:10 P. M. • M ATIN EES EVERY WED. b SAT. A T 2 P. M. Very feminine gowns trimmed with lavish lace In your choice ot whits, soft pastel* or black. Skort and long Uogtha. Sixes 32-44. Alexander 5 Stringer Karns Insurance Agency Boyd-Wallace Edward F. Lane Carraway 5 Mckibben Mouahton Insurance A gency Raymond M . Ball Irving I. Pryor Crumley & Monteith Stemper Insurance A gency H. James Gut Agency Frank L W oodruff i ‘ Valet Parking John H. Williams Insurance Agency Track will close New Year’s Night (Jan. 1) Sea tha Elks Tangerine Bowl Gama Jerry Colllna, Track Operator Sorry, No Minora PANTIES .89 - $2.49 “ Give a G ift Certificate” rW jvouj. Located i Miles South Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow Th* moat beautiful matching acts of go* a and robe you’ve ever wen. Sc* her eyes light up when she fiads one of these seta by Frsyprof Isce aad rns*bud trimmed, under the tree Christmas Mora. A gift by Blue Swsa aad Mehid she alwaya caa use. Brief flare style*. Sire 4-U, plala or lac* trimmed. Glass-enclosed, nir conditioned and heated. *A!l'New Track MATCHING SETS $8.98 - $11.98 • N EW CLUB HOUSE • *H«ated Stands $4.98 - $10.00 QfoaAimaAJo d ll C c H ita n X 0TUKE HOURS FKL — SAT. MON. 1:00—5:30 i M a a aa > a » a M M R a>ka>M ja b > a>M» a M » a a a>k I 1 �y? •' V ---- - ,V v*» V s* ii. i • -r r v . ; • v 7 • t Tense i ense ramuy Family urama, Drama,' V f t i S A JtY B A O k f t f U t D Rite To fle shown M l ioM hi'Sat ilort of k n » Broadway stage and TV. he His bitryl fe. feirttlbl'i he»t prddueh fe kit, M l fer daughter In won considerable critical praise lion “ island( tit the Bun.” •“ Teenage Rebel" Wat produced by Chattes Brackett, whose “ The TV veritok of “ Rlsi JBd Tell" e f « * e t t l f e t indiscretion. arc h recent eiam|ilh. blatie Jer- Ring ihd 1” Is a etirreHl Cine­ #BJ M tfltl ia "Thenfge. R efer tehs, who p tijl Bcrlthgel’s sis* mascope i i success, add Wl* wiUh etMhs MM*y it the Ritt ter iii “Teenaie heLel” Already directed tty Edniiiha _ GouldinJ. one of Hollywood’s veterah di­ '.Twisawt 4 Ceiiorj-rbi Has appeared id several film* rectors. C U im k & e fe drama. bated on amt ii alio a talented t V .perfor­ Mat* ..play "A mer. Her most fpreiit film role , A rock *n* roll daneing party and .an auto "drag", race firm Roomful of Roeet" by, Edith Som wfi In “ Friendly Pet-suasion.” aoi important part of the story •adUott Ciller Robert, t, - . hei “ Keelings about these Jpuhgsters and . Miss Rogers’ ‘.'American Michael Rennie, and three stare have riin so hljh (hat TwehtletK at the future, Betfe, Uw. Kala, Centlihr-Fpi. has east Bulkier ootc.’ wardrobe will delight all viewer*. Twp songs. "Cool Warren Berlingtr and Diene Jer* and Dlihe Jcrgemi lit its forth“ iow popgen*. The central figures in the eamlnjt Cinemascope production uiar on recqrdi, are tfilroduced lUM plM irt “ Three Bfivc? Min." stirring Ray Iri the picture. Mllland and Frank Lovejoy. The.supporting fast (ur lie 'o f the film com Ufcy'l taBtfeigri to develop new Oh the uture experienced side. age Ri|bel" IpJUaJfd a* ohe of “T « h ,g j R .W ’ boasts tMestrv- the. most &|>sorbiQK family pic­ flcte flee* In motion picture*. loti Keim. already es- tees of ulnger Rogers and Mich- tures to come out ojf. Hollywood «•■"}«• *?' In recent years, include* Mildred t k _S ih e i Oh Broadway and ..TV w! Ind. with the MGJt Dim. “ The beared id “ Black Widow” for N ktw iftftusty^ Sw opc.lL||i Gen* rene HarWBddf YJart.” before the w»i Twcritltln Cent-iry-Fox. Following e. Louise Beavers, tr« tephenson a and Susan tiffed . by .Twentieth Century: hit obfeiriUce |n this Aim. Mr. vey, John Ste Bennie Immediately travelled to Luckey Tbs, play* toe role she. created , tfe . stag*—that, of the tcen- Trinidad fif ah Importaiit part in i daughter who hat developed ■ 1Utikd fqt her mbime yooHg Wart-en also come* to the pie,"k Rfcmrii of itfeei." and makes his film debut In the •creed vlrilSH. A product of the JTrvS 1 t, ttltictbr fcd W tl^tl Could- gine, wa* used In tfe key lelKIl wflghl Koxltif ehamplniisnl a ntimbef pf dramatic on (He wgy up. Newfllli eSiiib (A picture* i/t lP w bit the stage In "P lth it" »bd "T fe Desperate Hours," u r s p v rM if in iu r ” i recentlf, rv c c n iig i *chalk* h pw The Sanford Herald Radi — I'e .T w n M Mf bw c « . He. " . r*#l .Vcirmw JW * n In# gripping ilrania tij m hoodlum who w i il o i t .UiaNNau. a iJ fS fe ,.. a J vSUVuj* nisuu will* Loci* Walt n m IU»*0 «S<*s- » uu(M .^vuntiiv, juim *ul> n oi>urti ^aisurliv i'U )W «n .i«w»t».vv**ui»f »1*k v 4*11.1U K4llt)»ruO *,li. vury" llyv . i.luajr Uluk »nJ Vou t:S* at. W l»r* ,.r li*i. hit* i til* Tup ! ; ) • iilg Ptuturc *;•* 1. 1L 4 S.U11 .11011,1 liutlnc. «;0L s*t.«vu ut.ailtnit ivhala *l» Mn«i •un...N«»*.IIM*'ia*i, stir* iii*v uawrtnce Vr*U ih u * jir . i ts t:M »i»ii *:•• 11:10 I t itn SiOO Jackls Dlvaaon Hhow ltutaa ill* I lf ), JsivnU <lun*in»k« rtktrlvck U<vln«» , l.anrtiM-* Walk dhow k lin -o lf stiNoav 10 )0 dign-on P ruliam lUauin* ItiSS N«w*.VV»alh«r 111** Tk* UN In Action tliSO <.Th*,( nrl.l.m li.r*. DEALER YOUR Tr> O . . .-mi 407 W. First S t slip w: -.T-teW* l.t * C-vnoon Th*atr« Phone 404 1:1* 2:00 . 5*Art 5:3o *:** tjo tin* 7 JO I:** *:*n < 5* » :* " Si)* t».n* l»:*» 1 : 0* III** - ___________ comparable prices. When you do you will find that no other set will do. <:*l BUY NOW -AND SAVE! . o.j) lilR I .ilo M k i- iii* Ilf * iy f I2i I . « v'tllani' La*r I •*• o f , MT* ,oi i ., .< st#r«;h . for.. Tom orrow loldlna- i.lnlil i.ii V fU M xoox « .ll*|*o|h. 1*1 ll.«.«« .11*1*011. . I . , 1 • 111* rilaud Li* aint u* Cuunl*4 111* As, Ik* .World Turn* Our Stla*. Hr«ok* Miiuotparlr n BIX |T * 1:0* W .u % r \ T>ir ».*n Hrcrtl Mtorin t:20 IMan, pi M a tt i t * Mlrkov Slout* ft F i n e Motterri S t y l i n g a va ilab le in M a h o ­ g a n y C ra in Fin ish o r Lim e d O a k G r i l n Fin ish . 21 inch overall d ia g on a l. .1.12 s q u a r e irteh view a b le area. \ 2 7 9 9 5 trade (N o t S h o w n ) n.c. m u s Now 219.95 »“• HKL.MtlllR 21 inch console. Available In Mnhoifanv or l.imeil Oak. S E E O U It DISPLAY O F B E A U T IF U L D U M O N T H I- F I H IC O R D P L A Y E R S * Cl« u« Muslu A* luiausiOai* i Ii i ii* 10:10 l« to 11: #• s i* on t o 7 » o f T.lfn N«*r*llt -Tnhiorrow I oo f f i lli r rronkltn i|il n i t j l is etjinit V o 4»it h« rousts* tilo As llm .fVosl.l T.irna 2:*o Our l t l „ tlrimlr, 5'Sft A rt I loWI-ll-r's llounniiartv M l I* i 111* H ls t s r III* |V r Off p ti l :li I 1* l*:IA l«:i) «i*fl ♦ s T t’ w n s v Tsst m o k Oi x o 7n t il H. >l«vl)4i. Ctulro . . i>(vhoi|r* m*r rout -11 qidB Dairy k ill c* u * try h u ;* . u . a. a. A rtfcn .xoox „■ Arftmp ii: r Arinin Timm T n m rp te * w ii4 r i ' i irtrvov I S " ' Ml.*«*| toll f M rtt* 'M ^h*** M n u »a H kv K lo - *rr*-MOithO 1M4 ■eft** of T*v*« r«n»*r* MiM e>l» T „ n f rt« lo t i l l * Hrt w i k k - flin t* •• ff> T b a ( ' h r l - f f - f t i a r o « »<* V v * o n V T .Irian Fontnin*-, SATURDAY ONLY "b lS T A N T DRUMS'* 3 h m * ’- ' - " m *»*ho# #*f th f Kspf n f * 14 ttf# p ir t t i* * *r r#w«t»rw !»••**» 0*w|# - »sr* *V«rft#t f*1n T I - Ttm Th» Rhythm ilour At llorrm With lln*lo i\ V b U ThUNA MEWU HO ds CQRSIA • A UNMfijL-tftlERhAnottAl PICTURE HiiOUs — n:()d - fi:” 7 - 9:18 — CO • HIT — So BRelllflfl T o K lc s ...S o Dnodly T o Lovw ... Gfiti'S b o Artythlng F o r /> T h rP I.. Including K illl y .-imognl pffMnl* tu rn . FEATURE — 8:38 ONLY le m r r r r ( MAP i fett NU. t "ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN AFKltiA" mdom ilsflo9 i i * P r u x r in a A i* Maria Ilour 9'orwaro Uarck Tw lllahl Son** ■VBXIXW SUNDAY ONLY „ T tu ry kmrl'-htai of • flp ty r| n c o * f , y a „ 7:19 T il) iS: ii II q■•!* Hwt# *A*mr*^ RTiOW q-trt l * * r Te*e<n|a 1(*:<»/» r.tn*mwk# *q.w* r v . tV ||4«Afi*« T n t t f a ll *t j Art Tolwn* »•At j ! II ** *rt t f t * ffSjviw *•#*# / nn ja ifa 1#fM T m - I l l i M l/mk t’l» A t.l** IliM 8-»lth*ld* I’r**. Church t i l l Ornnlbu* 9:1 M i l l * •ill T»l«ak*a* !)■*• . TC a if o Ol -i i i v u i v J on v ix ii wc ui'e I CAROL O H M A R T -T o M tU V O N JO D Y LAW RAN CE L**wa Ur*9k*ra CakUlit rF>9fe9f H D-«fe *• iT ’ K IN O ” C O L E ' M IC H A E L C U R T IZ Club t ill 1:19 19*9 I9:l» 19: II Ilit* 12 99 n ta -e o *. li/e-iixtpirtd story/ l.'hurrli rrh J*r I’/ouidly. Wo Hall I'H N ^< ,l> T:99 Mavaa OTcluch 1:99 >• n rssv l . h | f .STARRING GARY. COOPER RUTH ROMAN FEATURE — 8:1* Nliht i i9 ki«n tie 9.91 l*:S» t ill J 'll ft 99 S:99 till IS* E a t UKB — i i » FEATURE — 8:33 ONLY A— Saranada In Blua l:|l g t r i o t f l * Moor 11:19 St a r t s issii. ’ Burt Lancaster" : ii cfid V .'l I.Asf +1^8 ttlflUjHT •KISS THE Ill.O ob OF MY HANDS’* . . ..q g u u s 7:1* ».1» u torfeA-rlffeE « la iq:$4 catq , Longest *«| niH n itqliifi i| is. .ran nm evg* e made by a M chlgan Stato.pla playpt was a JO-yafi apdiit L . Lyna rlifep -ln I'handnola Iga list Arlxoow In 1MB 1 f lUt Nan* Itikcb 1.9* Sundar Hhuw I t:9* tU’ P. Sunday 1.0* I.** Cllru* Mutual 111) Munilay. »lat|n lna» nn P 4 ' 4 't f M ehnnl I ’y q i i i Of»frt Vnn*i 4 Wfnff rs Ur balk mil VANhtg t MIH09 VM AuunrtKSAt vtitlnAiOM 1 ■U » I ** 1:1* lit) -r-n ,,A| S<rer|ho. Bdij do*! Itlc, competed In bas basketball. And itac Caiitf. High. 1? 3 *7V#40te N *w » 5. Col* n/14 At Nln* Harry Jim** Uuilcala h StiigH lOi .tke, (ilhijifS ,wjli filmed «n .location* In Ne*w--Yori,i Lowef, ,K u l Side,. ictUhC settln* of itoeky’s boyhood. —*• WtUIAM OP •IcSI* W l< ert Wl*e itoW a iir*An..f ErricM Lehman, baiid oil Gfaziano’s best-seller aatol jihy, wrltt^H with RowJAw 1921 1*90 club jian Tim* l.ln t u r * fe * | » am* SATURDAY (iritunl Tim* S:«S N*w> »nU kton oft « rtf* Atrt ?•*« T ♦<* «W f* 4 — ml U llc il I’ rngram B,|rt Pfr‘if»n In Parson |11 -M M l* i f f i t B S t e l <|M 4 >rt 1!<l TODAY N * a * — V V u rlil npurf. *1 . il( l« * l I'rn c ra m .’*im “ Sonictody Up Tlietfc L in t lla " was( produhsd h>u Chstfrt JtchnWfc .Saw* j j ^ O M i i v k Uuk IIISDtT MORJHHO * h 'lld F.iiwirfAt T:B»I V.ym on th« N # m T la 1/1 u Rocco Flrro, Syracuse Univtrslty line coach, played,pro foot' when ball with the. Pittsburgh Staler* and Buffalo BUI). the team jibstrd an A-i mirk. Orahge school since M tm I scold WA" tom *™ Ik KwHt-AU KcuHMJX JtuQB4Uk lt(t mk Syracuse’s f t football during 1938 was the belt for the 3iU U , of K f o o tb a ll A Vu l i o n Tlmo Hour 1:00 _ -ifcvkJU.fi mvksuio 1.11 A nn ' ‘• n t . f t i t l i n l « J* R#P«*U * Th« iiutie ii: M M u t i H •i tt ■ • n il jlmtiAra* rmtM.- . . lt*S Mlckif Mo,i 1:*9 n aloe* i*i ill* .)(•(•tM u *r([*re b n i n li in lifp fto iio 'r l> ril-rllrl‘ a iilo h ln / r o p h y . mast' 2:S" rhinnet m Cfoiiroiiti I on nrl*ht*r p«r 4M P|nr»n 4 31 TAm* ooft N ’ liM NI«M r3rt f IUt S d r u h a arfiierrileriperlx Wl/ty mid /eu ie, ri*r .Ini-ll r.». J.'H# Alli*top *• MM .ri C»titory lt:S1 Is night 11 :0* ••Stott*" , If 2* xtflkf ft nirh 110* VAttaiit, I s.lv • :1I with Utde (i ui u u lm if On hr|o. 1 ,»uijf {!« n m JtnN ?l*n On ■ R.1 W TIIH.NT 21 inth table model. Available in Mahouanv or Limed Oak. $ 299.95 iyaa* i;f«*iM|Uaiorn sttrllU qa" ll| j Christmas Specials R efreshing Modern S tylin g In !tta* hognny C rkln inish or Linved Oak G ra in F in ish . Solid Frop* Frame on Lim ed Oak Model. 21 inch Htefrtll diagonal. 2B2 square inch viewnM# area. If festfi Iii* aauri*. La wwNrt with SH e L b y rMIDAt a^vK juxo ii Jii ii« I",** fo u l !S*uiuan, one of !/i|ltiriraod’ a ir l t l U r i L n f k .i l o r j, atflhiMntU *•*<•» Tha KaTlon l-ru K ri.all— VVanli-IUlllinor* l.*y r .v « y l s o tits Mr* of Itllav ll»»nr of J owp lit T «l»n k ot» Tlni» toil Ar» Th*r* Ij . i U I'rlia.la, ig*« r* la rx , r J Niilll»an Hhow rAnlaln Knniraron Wan-un—)-roer»m n«aum * ■V: So O -.K Thnathr* t « i)« Alfro-t lliir.hrn«U,rfSa(nt* W(.«(in rh «ll* n k * W hit’ s >lv T.ln* lllit t v riayhoina Nieh^Tf V,•w« Wnnthrn lino 4 MatnlNK !!R 2ii» R ltu-nlf jilts 17:3} D fc B llfS IllR fe . n„. *319.05 229,95 7:0* S it] Sit hllried, tile yoiirig icti)r wtin won an Acnrienly Award nomlnJilion for III* rote In “ liehel LVititout A Caiitc.” his hid another taste of lime. During location scenes on New lock 's Lower feast Side for M-G* >l’ s “ Somebody Up There Likes Sic,” h i)cd <>n the colqiful mllqhlngrgphv of Roc’sy. Giailarso. JUnro wan mobbed by, autograph’ srpklng trenagers. and during one Interval stopped alj traffic when hi* fans owarmird around the car In which he had sought refuge. , “ Sorrjchfdy Up. "their Me” stars Paul Newman in role o f Giazlano, and Pier Altgeii a* Norma, ine. girl he piar rlcd and who aided the cx hoodhim in his ciltnb td respectability and fame Mlnco’ a role Is thdt of a shbe thine boy who become Rbcky’s “ liciileriant" when their t’ cHligc gang terrorlicd the neighborhood. The yuling Actor tecently icored In "Crime In the Streets." ,ikiM * 4iaw\9(*> t i. (T*u*rkk »*•* *}#ed S:*t i - * » u i * . Kaiit»r*« *:•» D»fn H p u m wt»kk*Vi>*uMkinu *»MU1U C*rloon Carnival . Vuolball (Horaiioaril kuurt* Ular.t iltiitiuarv CluvntT Hh*<* Csntr af Hurlda Hhowcas* Sal Minbd Gb-Stdrs IK PiyHtAr;i Sfdty retcu is xllrlui 1llig|Iwvk, l’r* MI i l l ) Cartuun t-jriu iu l SiOu S:S* lit) I' lit * I h f H . U r a Mr” in playing ai tfiA AtovlA* 0, Nunclay oflljr. A 111* Iff re :Sv I'rlia* H*crtUO •i*« kd nuiilvan *nu onugauw M-.O-M film, “ fh e R odf." z l * rolt '-■* of -* “Norma., y f i c t tfe. t t - ryouag — 1 The Italian gift with wbom'.GtailaM fell In love and.whb Inspired klm to lead a “ legit’,*. Ilf*, ,1a played by Pier Angelt, wUh, a «r porting cast headed by- Rvertti Idane, as the manager whf.trawr. firmnl the gutter fighter into I world’*, chimb on; E II«A . Heckart and Stone, n , Grwtk anu Ifaroid uaroia atom fntflrrt-hnd Sal ‘ t actor whs emy Aw Aw lrd domina­ won ait Academy tion for his outstanding performthee In “ Rebel Without a Cause. fi£ K F ife r t~ ir}t lo llir tW fe p r j r f m * h p tn pr niUMfftf, Hoc t o (•nulano o u t ii( his irihmrgy of. 10 •is. »% InAmM . r»u.l Njwniaiu one wood * most exciting Cd.iln.a personal hit |nT. hit tint tffe S t’ / ew Lllbs ML ” 5 r It ti the .stoky .o f Ro*ky .GraM* ano. the N«w York | M l hoodlum, ,i«ho oyercam f. leemlagty Insuimounlnble obitaflea M ; become a re.peeled member et hi. .hr, a M . s m L , , T-e: K h r^ The slary of ode o f AftterkW** most cotoiful figures W tkld 84 wood, holder of uumerous " d r lg ” race and ipeed trial trophlei. Not only did the young hot-rodder give GoUldUig advice on the. tikwalt sport, but hi* oa f.-a ’31 fttfldel-A Ford bn i *31 frahi*. Ihd edulpped with a ’4t Mercury en­ I.uk I v U l b t u r a . a . . . .Hituci tlctluu -tusBtre cruisaur »:*« .Uyuuu** ut i*ur* u naup Iviuu .'•MU tu i ’rr«un N«w* tispurt ISIS liullMvm.U Klrit Malit « in-wlS 11 Ml* v * HI" BENNETTS TV le Seen At Mavlelanci Sunday iM S M T C a:sv CHANM (jfa zia n e H sS n M fe. Ihr ,,0‘' •i *v ••*ufc i Rocky tnlla* iii hour IN two-ml]e nuts at Btlril* Dry U l»k . And has bNH clocked At kC mites per long exheHeiice bchlh^ ibe earn- hour In quhrter-mllf "d r ig » ." In the pkU le young Daren Berlinger drives Newcomb's t lr .lg I superA c»U > i t spilt oil! ter,.,a ifgd "drag" rtyv ln,frder tn.lm- Iin cLrel l l i A l l * O f tory." “ Riptide." “ OraHd llotel." manifold, add IH* H lf tires wire Ind “ tllddia.” needed the iavlCe sBketal “ sinks’ —ttefdlkss .flies which glvk Added speed Iff “ ddrag“ racing. NtwcAlftb M l tHhlleil up 128 •JUI4H lu rtiiu is •*!**.*<fcw itw- S to ry tng, whose Hollywodil ^Us elK- Iii the picture. tSe fir, In labi­ briee three dfeBle* ig d inejud* le** rOndition, was equipped with suth top Hints is "Dark Vic­ Efelbtocl held*, a "fobr pol" •is. ^lisunt4> "*wt» B u i" T Director Flags 'Drag' Race Pro A.Hu 414* »i»C if e w m t iiT p H .; dke. A , 1 IM . h n ka«ni At a S H O W S — 1:21 • 1:18 * S i l 2 n litc i Jockoy'a Choir# Jo.aU* tiatotloaa liaMMay T im . vivialodlaa Dor.line Har* A Tiara 1499 Club Saw* 1*99 Club <l*n>* Of M*lody W o rl* At Noon Sturt* SUNDAY T W Nnaf Kinch « •• T#»a Tlaia MS Maw* f e a iu r e g in g e O C in e m a S c o P ^ o g E rs MICHAEL RENNIE — t : zt ; Clime UHF. Come all- ’ Two Turkeys mid many Other prise* to be Riven Away Rebel ir r t a s D in la rltry ru.MI n isi K in d Monday Matin#* WortA Al Thraa *«/♦>. m Show ---A Praylaa i Sunday, Dfekniber 23fd. l We will be closed! ClirU lm aj E f t to- . r �rr w w ttw t I I ^*rm % N W Church ;« jl4 u _ n .— ten jtelWai tv* MVVtM *1 It J M LatWred Chare* wfll to V N I*' * a amrty - u i M u M . t)*a. M *1 • ' f t : « . AB * e •# * t U k a Christian Day *eho*l wfll fif e pari te Am ten* at M U sad IWluVi—■ Mr*. I momUm Date te M i t o n af the KWevgartea Dm C Mlea Marias fluahu uf Ow Primary Dipt, Mr. *• SUNh of Kf M r a d M i u l Mr. Bell? . ’ ■ hart of the offrr grades. Rev. ft M. Taby I* h ekarf* of tho ringteg tad Ik* Slovak eaetioB of tha la iattendance ■ l i f e *o«*r«*»ooa l* ? » alaa taka part la Ckrfataiaa > » ■ » « W M •*< liturgical service gifla ,worship. ____ After____ tha aai « h M a n pwvfcM ky th* Martha factor, wfll b* distributed I* aS Ik* ehfldrem aa they laava th* • Bav. Staph** M. Tnhr win offletete aa aatalater sad Mlaa Mar* la* Bla*h* wfll bo Um organlat Tha aow t ateadad ehurrfc buildMg will provM* aufflcteat aaatlaf Mw far all member#, friend* aad •tetear* at th* •antes. I* ai-Va ~ (Osaflmmd D M te la 0**1 Ha alpd o *l aortate wastag fbfgteg la A* daytfaw aad flam m hath alda* at tight— what right* da wa bar* to require btiaktag light* at ovary crowing? " t f f i - i w w Kridar conmatted “ I teteh wo should hold oar M* quote M almathteg rtaaooabl* or y*o wool got th* protection far gw U I ^ V v y ■— IS Th# (teal i*ea«n **d atlow of tho Board ai Co— la*te*ara war m « luggMtla* fraaa Coamle•tower David Oatehal who* ha aritad that “ Th# Saaford Poller Chief and tho City Manager make a Hat ad ovary eroaatag, analyaa tack aao, aad auk* r*e*mm#udationa to th* aoaiailtilea at it* naat m#*tlng." U m City Attorney wea Inatrocted to proceed with an ordinance with loath la it that eaa’t b# taken to Supreme Court" Wrack lacmaM Carte Tel*# St Joseph, Mich. UP. - The Barrie# County sheriff a office ptonoad to sail car N«. B to i dealer fo $*T7. But No. a was wracked la a craih before H was •old. Th* Insurance company paid tha county $1J0B. * Legal Notice 1‘ jbril ********* **• BO»* ’Vttli.rt ttfi’ srcS ^ m cSS’ , . ” Si rj tutn» <MTT o r HAKFOnO r r w ;C « XI' By If. N. Sayar. City a arh to the hlaaeet iM beet bidder for emoh et the front door ef the o T ic a o a o ku i .v a u c * v a c a t . Court Hoete ef aomlnAlo Count*, am o Abu cLoei.no a .v a l l k v florid*, la teafer*. Florid*. lb* TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKItO.: fonowteo described eroportr. etta. Ton will u h e aotlea that the City •le* e*« being In ■eaefeot* Conn* Commledoa of the City of Hanford. . f ib. awt Florida at Ite ragular moating . IIS feet ef Lot I__of Bred* held on December IS. t i l l , at tha Ur'S llomeetce*. JCVTVA Son. City Hall In tha City of Sanford, tlea II. Towachln te South punuant to petition and nolle# . tUaae M Meat or Bradley's horotofnro gl*«n, paaiod an ordl* Addition to UatSMd. acnord. nance tloalng. vacating sad aban­ n r <• pint thereol recorded doning ell right at aold City of tn rut Boob |. pegs It of Sanford end tha publlo la and te the following dwrrlhed alloy, ly . I the pahtls rooordo of Seminole Ing and being In the City of H«n. ford, Florida aad more particularly _ Cjnilr, PtnrMa. Bald *ete will bo made punuant daecrthvd aa followa: That oartaln allay running te e n * la order In aatlafy tha ♦acme ef said final Peeraa. Fact and Watt from French . Avanua Eaaterly to II* Intar* /*/ Ch f. Herndon Pier* eg the Circuit ■action with ■ North-South al­ lay betwaaa Hickory Avanua fcmnrp *w" m and locuat Avanua, and bound­ a anew aw onmuourw cinem a ed an tha North by Tenth Aim u i r m m * wrnt.to m i •treat aad on thr Houth by m a s MASRSIStUT Klevanlh Hlr»at. In tha City of ?•arturs'u W l Hanford, Florida. By tha City Cemmlaalon of tha K J K V S ir W v Featured Artist At Church Sunday Christmas Forty Tonight At Church Cite *f Seaford. Florida thla teth dev ef December, A- D. ISIS. CITT COMMISSION OF. TUB 2 ' f . Kelt In the flly of jhnfaril. nTT o r sAMFonn ■Flerldn. eurruent to poililon sad Bv If. N. Barer City CUrk £ & » - « • s a a «& " W 4 »e neeeeehepTe. i l l ! «t th. FIFTH ANNUAL POLICEMAN'S BALL SATURD AY, DEC. 22 MUSIC BY LA RRY FU LLER Value Increases 17*92 Hospital Notes u u sn t«Siat >«» NOTICE TWO Try and Stop Me A N O TIC E D I V I D E N D S My Neighbors AND HU ORCHESTRA 3 9:00 Til? $1.50 Per Pernor, BENEFIT Policeman's Benevolent Ass'n. • Named Ladies Aid Society President (Coattenod Frew Page 1) tew tetetvtew with tho tw* 4 viee preoidoat. yreoeatod a cer­ Christmas will bo ebaairad at ■embers of tha Bwalnol* County Mrs. Bill Southward waa named tificate to J a y e a a President PettenS atflat la the apaetel tba Lutheran Church of the Re­ delegation revested that "Wa at* president of tho Ladles Aid So­ G*orge A. Spoor far tha “ Opera­ WASHINGTON UP -T h * Agri­ muiU ter th* 11 a. m. amiea of Department said th* deemer in Sanford beginning to­ aO three agreed that a bill wfll ciety of tha Lutheran Church of tion Civic Service" project of the tha Plrat Preabytarian church a* culture Sunday will ba Mias Mary Ann vahs* of crop* produced la tba night at l:M when a Christmas be introduced for passage aa pro­ The Redeemer at • meeting held Jayce* organisation. “ Saaford was Bohlayey who will be hoard la two United States this year Wa* a party will ba held for both chil­ posed by th* Board if Sanford on* of the first to qualify for the dren and adults. City Commissioners. Th* bill pro- last night. violin Mloctioaa. Inelutted In tho whopping tl4m,T3M*. that aions b* annexed to th* Other officers named ia tha aaw award wb«a three project* werJ aarvlca ala* wtn bo an anthem This eomparM with a 1IM crop Carols and hymns wfll b* sung itmg by a mala *borne, and a ptoduetlon valued at tilA IM K ae a part of the program. city by petftioa. However, th* slate for aext yaar arai Mfs. J. completed outside of tho elub," favorite Christmas spiritual pre­ 00ft Sunday morning eervica wiU be bill also proposes that th* city S. Ekern, vies president; Mrs. ■aid CondlcL Accompanying Con* sented by tba Cluneal choir. given th* authority to reject The department’s summary of bald at the regular hour, 10:JO diet to Sanford for th* presenta­ At tho M l a. m- hour Mra. em. accept th* areas petitioned for Glenn McKeadree, secretary; and vain*. . . . K ._ i — and th* Children’* Christmas protion were: Fred Mlschuek, presi­ Mrs. T- Mark Mack, treasurer. Nick Pfaifauf will sing The SUr| annexation. m a lv ^ "W ** sWen 8o,vJ*y ®T'°* dent of tho Orlando Jayreus. Bob of God and Will ba aceompaniad farmen Installation of tho now officers I m J ^ le S n .£ u J w S 3 5 lM.btgtantng-.at T p. m-GifU for Senator Stonstrom explained fruits {Mirren and teachers wfll ba ex­ hi* position on th* proponed chart- will be held at the next meeting McGee, president *f lb* Jackson­ by Joan mike. Tba prelude will and nuts; major seed trope; and changed. ville Jaycees, and Dick Handwirk, ba Cantilena <Gold*rman). amendments for ib« City of of th# group. 1st vie* president of the Orlando Miu Bohlayer, who** bona It commercial vegetables. In all, 71 Christmas Day service will 8anford. Ha said ” 1 would want ’ Pinal plans war* mad* for Um Jaycees. In Sanford, etudied muele at Flo­ crops, were valued. held at II o’clock. to study the final proposal sub­ annual Christmas party and din­ Corn, ai usual, was the biggest rida State Unlvenlty and U now mitted by the city commission on ner to be held tonight at tba taaehing mueie in tha JackionvUle. money-maker. The 1*M corn crop1 »( the charter amendmenta. 1 would church with Mra. Phil Skates public schools. She la playing with was valued at HST1J74,000 up' •ay, however, tbit I would not be serving os chairman. the JaekionviQa Symphony oreh- from the IRS value at $4,380,03.Dee. 38 opposed to tb* election of th* ma­ A bake aate will be held in •stra for tba second eeaioo. for 008. (Camttaaed From Pag* 1) Admissions: yor by the people. I think thu front of Sears* tomorrow morn­ tho preiodo aba will pl*y a medley Cette* Ri m Served * j be flown within th* neri few Joseph Monaco (Sanford) entire subject Is very srrlous and ing. * . of Christmaa enrol* and for the The cotton crop, Including cot­ days and *e wit] be informed Discharge* t should be given a great deal of offertory win ba heard In the tonseed, was In second place with exactly where th# caaaeway wfll William Garner (Sanford) consideration by ub all or wt Allegro movement from Brabm’s a value of $M44j8ft000. In 1SU b* located.” N early 150 Attend Mrs. Betty Jean' Jackson and could and up with a combination pint Sonata. the value wae gft84gjtl,000. There waa no explanation In a Baby girl (Sanford) of the strong city manager type Tba oal| to worship win bo Lot Hay was third, valued at*$2,301CUnett* Pittman (Sanford) of government and mayor form Farm Bureau Meet prior release when tha blunt state­ Our Gladness Have’ No End (Rea­ with the 1$8S Lissie Fudge (Sanford) * of government. I do not feci that Nearly 19B members attended ment wax made that tha Orange lm) and It qUl be sung by Ihe 110,000 compared value of $3,342,230,000.. Wheat was Willie Smith (Sanford) this would be th* best interest the recent annua) meeting of the City - Seminole County Bn* prc£ Chancel choir. Later, In tha ser­ D*t. 31 of the city.". vlet thay wfll Interpret Dawson’s nest with'a IBM value of $l^8ftSeminole County Farm Bureau Ject waa dropped from tba bud­ get. Admissions: arrangement of th# anthem, Mary 108.000, compared with I1A344W,Representative Mack N. Cleve­ held at the Agricultural Bldg, of Joyce Rosa <Sanford) Had A Baby. A solo portion will 000 in 1968. Semlnola High School land Jr. sold ” 1 have no reason The other billion — .dollar — Bustle* Ambrose Olllff (Saaford) ba don* by Harry Weir. Retiring President V. W. Lins toy opposing (he electiua of the Births: plus crop* were lobacro ami soy­ Robert Crumley will bo Ihe so­ presided over th* meeting at which mayor by the people." A U T O LO A N S Baby Girl Utley loist la Kevin’s What Child 1* bean*. The IBM tobacco crop was he gave a report on th* Nation­ This?, the anthem to bo sung by valued at, $1,147,334,00, compered VIsMtag Hears: Private Rooms, 11 Th* two members of tha Sems- al Farm Bureau Convention be with $1,169,773,000 In l$S5. Soy­ a. m. to 9 p. m.; Semi-Private note County delegation cuocurred attended Dec. 10-12. the male chorus. th# statement “ We would Ilka Th* sormon will b* delivered beans reached the bUllon-dolUr Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m., 7 to 9 p. a .; Appreciation for th* service of by the minister, the Rev- A. G. status for the first time with a Pediatrics, 11 a. m. to 1 p. n. for all of tha municipalities of Lins and Bonner Carter as Secre­ the county to have their proposed Parents and Grandparents only: value of $1,011,716,000. Last year Melnnis. tary4r*a surer was extended by soybean* wera valued at $830.- Obstetrics, No visiting during •glalation in our hands by March th* members. RD feeding of babies. Private Rooms, 1 la order Uut oil bills which re­ 800.000. A gift was presented to both Mr. Other big money-makers Includ­ 11 a. a . to 12 noon, 2 to 4 p. quire publication of notices could Semi Private b* passed in th* early days of and Mra- Lins for their four years ed oats, 807 mllUuj; barley, 308 m. and T to 9 p. of service to the local bureau. INSTALMENT LOAN DETT. million; rice, m million; sorg­ Rooms, 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 to th* legislature." (Ceutlnned from Page I) The business followed their an­ I p. m. .Memhot FDIC hum grain, 344 million; peanuts. how wa can wait too long. nual Christmas banquet. 174 million; potatoes, 511 million! ” ! Just ballava that it would Glee Club Members be wie* for the commission to sugar beau, 154 million; applet, allow Holt to go forward—I don’t 2M million peaches, 137 million; W ill Sing Carols think wg have too much tima grape* 1A1 million; oranges.' 319 million; lettuce, 133 million; and to waste." A t Mayfair Inn Question of time availabl* for tomatoes, 375$ million. Many memb«rs of the Girl* end Almooda High the construction of th* sewage Boys Glee Clubs of Seminole High SENKARIK GLASS and P A IN T CO. The largeit per unit price paid treatment plant cema about when School will be featured In thy wi* 809 a ton for almonds. Tha the proposed causway construc­ singing of Christmas Carols in M cR A N E Y - SMITH P A IN T and GLASS tion was mentioned. The causeway smallest was 14 cents a pound for the lobby of Ihe Mayfair Inn, muni bean*/ Last year the mung would prevent sewage, being forc­ There are many device* la Christmas Eve at 1:30 o'clock. SMITH OUTBOARD MOTORS beenprice waa *ev*n cents a ed Into tha St. John* River now 0 Bean's heart; aorertholeoo Severn of the group who have pound. at MIU Cruek, front flowing un tho counsel of tho Lord—that been employed during the holi­ W ill Be Closed M onday The crop valua summary by shall stand. — (Proverb* 1ft Into tha downstream of the river. day season will Join the others In Decem ber 24th Application for federal aid In state, showed California In first 21. ) tile sinning and will participate in Last the construction of the plant will Place with $1,770,296,000. Ihe refreshments to be served When In ail love and tru* be msde, said City Manager War­ year tho California total was -$1 til choristers. humility, and conscious of our ren E. Knowles. "We were wait­ W2.990.000. Manager Frink Mebsne Jr- of human frailty, wa devoutly Others states |a the billion doting on thla report before taking the hotel extends in Invitation to and sincerely ask God tho Ur class were Illinois, $1,481,331,. any step* toward making the ap­ The Following Plum bing Shops Sanford residents to Join in thq Iowa, $1,033,948,000; and , Father for guidanea and help’ tinging and to witness the appear plication since we did not know 000; to do tho good, t’ia right and whether or not the money would Texas. $1,123,489,000. Minnesota tha wit*, He will heed our nnce of Santa Claus, who, de< wls close to the billton-dollar class Will Be Closed be available.'* spite his many activities, Is sched­ prayer— if our heart* are Holt told the Board of CommU- With $003,011,000. North Carolina clean and our motivea un* uled to appear about 2:00 o’clock. All Day Mon. Dec. 24 sloner* that there are 70 applica­ had crops valued at $842,700,000. had $701,998,000 and •elfish. tions already filed for falernl Indiana aid In the conttructlun of sewage Missouri $639,338,000. R. L. H A R V EY treatment plants. "Whether or not you have my opportunity to vhare (Continued fr«m Page One) la to be aeen,” he laid. LEE BROS trains of IB miles per boor. The fiscal agent alto reminded Three servicemen were credited the Board of Commissioners thnt by authorities with aiding the in­ ROY W A LL “ You have spent MSObO In Ihe jured. The men were Coast Guard past two year* on capital im­ Cadet William Neal, 18, of Desoto, — B y BEN N ETT CEEFprovements in your sewer and HI.; Airman Clem Price Jr-, 33, In Case o f Em ergency water system. What that would DEPARTMENT STORE TOY SECTION manager, bradng of Lockboarn* AFB, Ohio, and produce In increased revenues, himself for th* holiday rush, saw a determined boy drag* Donald Hartley of Cairo, I1L, a Phone 3122-W or 1612-R an englnne would have to report." ging a large odd-shaped sack across the floor. Another kid Navy officer candidate. Commissioner Kriders .notion was kicking it along from Thew worked "To engsge n firm of engineers behind. to produce n feasibility report The manager stopped th* and study on a aewngo treatment boys and said, "If you keep plant,” met the approval of the on doing that Santa Claus is Board of Commissioners. A firm of engineers will bo going to skip you." The kid who was kick* present, arrording to plana of Ihe Board of Commissioners, at their ing the bag answered, “ Who next meeting to coifer on plans do you think we've got here and surveys loading to the feasi­ in this sack?" • * * bility of constructing the import ant addition to Sanford’s sewer The press raised such a sysem. fuss when the university abolished the honor system during examinations that its board of trustees felt ealled upon to rxplain; "We realised to our regret that the protcMore AT THE RATE OF had the honor and the students had the system." n Lowest Cost ■•lice hereoforo glran. pawed end adopted on ordinance cluolng. »»• m n i o i B c e r e n n-omoA. eating end ebandonln* any and all flak! et the City of Sanford, Klorldo sad tho publlo In end te the following described public util* ill so eeeemaat locoIad I* the City •Tie * et Snaford. Florida, and more n u n it pbrkt end l iu .u k particularly dawrlbad ae fatlowai That cartsln publlo utilities k m » T , hie wife. eoaemant artaaiilng from the Westerly tine ef Lot I te the .. Ketiee le hecehr •»*••. «hat earRaelrrlr'lies of Lot 1. end ly­ ing I feel Bouth end X feet North of tho Southerly tlae of sold Lata t end S ell In Orere Masers. Sanford. Florida, aofar Semi eel* Oeeetr. FlorMa. le f t a•aery, wherela ChrUllee H. rnrdlng tn Plat Itook 10. pag»e it and II 'Hamlnola County B f t L T l i f f i 8 ? .V-S." A Publlo naoorda. Hy tha City CommlaaJon of tba City ef Sanford, Florida. IhU teth day of Dorrmbar. A. D. t i l l c i r r COMMIMIOK o r t h * a u i “ s s % f i " B f » 5 r i i . ’ ,a iin .a a “.r»r.:cJrss - * Mrs. i '( " q EM-,’ B-t ■ • FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE THE POLICE DEPT. "Como, com# now, Mr*. Johnson. Our Us eyetem Isn't THAT much of a burden!" SALE °fo a Year HAVE BEEN DECLARED PAYABLE ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS AS OF DEC. 31 To allow time to figure and post these F LO O R S A M P LE S credits, we will observe the follow ing hours: . All New Hotpoint Merchandise List I ! , t I >l I SALE m m % ^ w §- CLOSED 1-30” RANGE $319.95 $230,00 Dec. 31—O pen 9 am. To 11 am. Only l-30r RANGE . $229.95 $160,00 Jan. 1 — Closed (Holiday) M l ' / j Cu. Ft. $529.95 $380,00 2 ZONE REFRIGERATOR V DEC. 2 9 - M 2 F t Upright Freezer $399.95 $250,00 1-39” Range $249.95 $170,00 T o our many friends, and especially to our clients, we extend our wishes for A M ERRY CHRISTM AS All Prices Include Trade-In A HAPPY NEW YEA R S A N FO R D 1001 S. SANFORD AYE. M O T O R C O .. IN C . PHONE 1370 H . B . Pope Co. Inc 200 S Park Av*. Phone 1410 �Government Showdown Is Seen Rates Are Cut WASHINGTON U P .-T h e Ag­ riculture Department has cut la half tha price support rites for for three varieties of 1957—crop flue-cured tobacco. The action was taken In an efta shift production to vartecurrently la demand for fil­ tered clgarets. The department said 1957—crop production of flue-cured varieties -139," “ 140," and ‘ W Irrnpecfive, of grade will he supported at oaehalf the support rates for cowparable sradea of other varieties. “ Price support rates for Indl' vtdual grades of atl flue-cured tobacco varieties will be adjusted to reflect current demand pat1 terns," the department sald-Thia action will support a pro­ gram to encourage growers to follow cultural practices that will increase the profortion of the which has desirable flavor and aroma characteristics." The three varieties viewed as undesirable have been classified by federal and state scientists as to lacking In flavor and C om a, generally of light body and—or currently with poor ac­ ceptance in tha trade." Tha three, particularly “ 139," MM TOUNO, g, aad Bits Lindsay, I, wfll have good reason to be> represented a substantial portion Leva In the magic of Santa Claus when they And out that he holds of tha 1938 flu: cured crop In­ behind him the UtUa puppy they are about to ask him to being them creased production of these vari­ for CbTtrtmas. The youngsters were visited by the jolly eld fellow eties when consumption was shift­ et the asrtetaws party far dog* at the ASPCA Shatter to New York. ing from non-filtered to filtered cigarettes. The department said that sine* e*e varieties lead to produha a rge proportion of tobaccos that currently have an estimated mar­ ket value of only about one-half that of varieties high tn flavor and aroma, their price support rate 1s being reduced according- te By PAUL SOUTH*iC* Such aa action, togal expert* Uaftad P r«* Stair Cmiaipaalial claim, would force tha administra­ WASHINGTON UP — Coograia tion ts sack court action to sat U headad far a ihowdewn with tha administration aa laa ! alleged tha man released. This would “ flagrant abuse" by government drop tha matter Into tha lap of agendas of presidential authority the Supreme Court as referee be­ to withhold Information from Con­ tween the executive and legisla­ tive branches. gress. Most said he plans to pick Chiefly at issue laths use of President Elsenhower’s May IT, his ease carefully for whatever 1954, letter Instructing Defense ,%owdown takes place. The fight la not a partisan one. Secretary Charlrs E. Wilson to _____________________________ withhold Information from a Seu-Moss la equally concerned about ate committee during Uw Army“ questionable legal authority” McCarthy hearings. * « W * memorandum by Prosie i . „ then. 19 fniunmini Since government rf.ne- dent Truman >UL>and r wa. u1941 a letter rv.— by partmenta and agencies bare cit­ ed the tetter as grounds for re­ fusing information on other mat­ ters. Chairmen John E. Moea D— Calif, of a House subcommittee Investigating the suppression of In a newt conference on July public Information contends that agencies are using the letter aa a 8, President Eisenhower explained hit views on the matter: blanket eseuse for secrecy, “ If anybody in aa official pe­ ghewdeww In Sight Mots plans to resums hearings tition ef this government dost probably neat month, and be hie anything which la aa official act, made It clear he wants a show­ and sobmlta It either in the form down on the Issue next year. How of recommendations er anything that showdown will be brought else, that Is properly a matter for inveatigatioe if Congress to about Mots Isn't saying. The most dramatic, but least chooses, provided the nattonal se­ Bktly, possibility la for Congress curity la not Involved. to seise and Imprison In the Cap­ “ But when it comes to the con­ itol a federal official who comet versations that take place between to testify and uses the Army — any responsible official sad hia McCarthy totter at a basis for advisers, or exchange at men refusing to supply requested in­ little stipe, of this er that, eaptaoformation. sing personal opinions on the most ply confidential basla, those arc not Enough JgB g H yen want your fall and whiter blouse wardrobe to bs quickly washable, choose aa asaartmea* ef stylaa made from Areel fabrics. Areal la a “testtube" fabric whid gives up soil readily in soap er detergent suds, and which dries fa it Arucl knit tricot needs little Ironing, and woven fabrics are easy to prtsa with a steam Iron. If you want a raincoat to fit over a coat or a bulky suit, a good bet la one made of plastic. It will provide protection with­ out added weight, and most plas­ tic coats can be folded into a small portable package when not in uae. When aoUed. simply auds and rinse-wipe both aides with a sponge. Or you can immerse tha whale garment In soap or deter­ gent suds, rinse, and hang to drip-dry. To avoid having refuse attracd insects and develop a rancid odor: always rinse tin cane In hot soap or detergent suds Immediately after emptying them of food. This advice applies to country and city dwellers alike because moet refan moat-wait for a day er even a wank before being col­ lected. « The flus-cured price support rate in 1908 was an averaga ef 41.9 cents a pound. The 1957 rate has not been srt. -Flua-clred tobacco is grown tn Vorth Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia. Florida and Atabnma. t! There’s no need to w orry over your last minute Christmas shopping when you make Yowell’s your Christmas headquarters . . . Gifts fo r the home, g ifts fo r her, gifts for him and gifts fo r the kids. You’ll find gifts fo r everyone when you make Yowell’s your one stop g ift center. • Handkerchiefs PAUL HORNUNO, quarterback for Notre Hume, admlrea the Heliman Trophy, which wa* awarded him In New York aa _ the year’a outstanding college P football player.Preventatlon wa* made at the Downtown Athletic Club after iporii writer* and telecasters chose Hnrmug de­ spite the losing record of hla team. f/ntemofionaij • Lady Baltimore Luggage • Dresses • Coats • Suits • Blouses • Handbags for street or evening • Hosiery • Slips • Panties • Gowns • Pajamas • Jewelry • Arrow & McGregor Sport Shirts • Hickok Belts & Jewelry • Phoenix and Esquire Socks • Stetson Hats • Neckware • McGregor Sweaters • McGregor Jackets • Arrow Underwear • Botany Suita • Sport Coats • Leather Jackets • Trenchcoats • Belber Luggage • Pleetway Pajamas • Robes • T.V. Jackets • Botany Slacks • Towel Sets • Sheets-Pillow Case Sets • Table Linens of all kinds • Chatham Blankets • Fieldcrest Electric Blanket • Comforters • Bed Pillows • Scatter Rugs • Bathroom Mat Sets • Serving Trays • Variety of Brass Gifts • Many other novelty gifts • Robes Large Selection of Girls’ Wear Boy’s Wear by TOM SAWYER & Juvenile. In Sizes 1-18. 9 FROM THE COLLECTION CTV CEIL CHAPMAN corns* this regal whits silk satin gown and furred wrap.- The dress, with crossed diagonal draping, 'aflpa to a back flare fanning out toward tha haroUnn. The 1uwiHa» - fdx-trimr..ed wrap ha* JuU sleeve* aad a bloused back. From Infant thru Teen Age Means M ore Open ‘Til’ 9:00 Tonight Mon. Christmas Eve. 9:00 - 6:00 I t 1 a J liiir S L I v v ^ > V -------------------------------------------- ------------- �i~-z SL THE SANfTJRD R O U kfg PM* 1®. M , DM. 31, 1188 *Ith e r u n hom e TO W N B v S T A N lf if w Quotes From News ■ r u n it e d f r e s s WASHINGTON — Pr«»ld#nt El­ senhower In welcoming Japan into the Untied Nation*:: ••All free nation* repose In thii mganlratlon their confidence for the peaceful future o f mankind. The membership o f Japan makra thla concept more meaningful than ever before.” WASHINGTON— Indian Prime Minlater Nehru speaking about the “ two tragfdlas” o f Egypt and Hungary: “ . . .They have demon»irat«<i that the moat powerful eountriei cannot revert to old colonial meth­ ods or Impose their domination over weak countries.*' NEW YORK — British Ambas­ sador Sir Harold Caccia in warn­ ing that Anglo-American relation* must be on a firm foundation! “ It Is a fact of life that we cannot be divided.” UNITED NATIONS—French del cgate Valtry D'Eataing on asking the U- N. General Assembly to condemn Egypt for alleged depor­ tations and maltreatment of French and British nationals: "The law la explicit. The Egyp­ tian action must be condemned." LONDON—British philharmonic conductor Normal Del Mar giving Russell on moving from collegiate basketball to the professional Boston Ceitlei: "1 know It will be hard. But life la Just ona adjustment after another. All 1 can do la my best.' MILAN, In ly — Karolyn Gulyaa, Hungarian Olympic gymanitic star, changing har mind about becoming • political refugee be­ cause of a threat to her family: "I have two children in Buda­ pest.” the reason for stopping a concert' CARBONDALE. Ill— Arlle Pate | HOLLYWOOD — Lion tralnr with trumpeter Louis Satehmo Armstrong: on hia experience on his becoming ( George Fraser on his attack b j f . .It had ceased to become an American prisoner in Red ch i­ lion while rehearsing Indoers f« a concert and had baeoma a na who embraced Communism a TV ihowt shambles.” "The lion waa not maan, bu and . then rejected it: just scared by Uta TV lights, t " P can realise now I made a NEW YORK-Ann* Kethly, for­ mistake. If I had It all to do over we had bean outdoors, everythini mer Hungarian cabinet member, again. 1 Would have been home a would have bees floe. on depostatlon of her people to Russian slave labor camp*: "The free world mult bring world opinion to bear against the ----- DON’T ------Soviet Union's campaign of de­ portation and intellectual* to slave I labor camps in 6iberia." Throw Away Your Tire Dollars Because Your Tires Art BOSTON— All American Bill Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On Nsw Truck Rubber Trends That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. WELSH TIRE SHOP 108 W. Sn4 36 Year* In Sanford COMPLETE STOCK SHOTGUN SHELLS u * 22 RIFLE C ARTRIDG ES mperial Refineries Station lSth & Park G e n e ra l In s u ra n c e H. JAMES GUT AGENCY IIXIUSWORTH (left) and his brother, Reed, bring the mighty thor­ oughbred Swaps ofT a chartered plane In Los Angeles to a reception worthy of a celebrity. Selected as 'The Horse of the Year" by sportswriters. Swaps was given a police escort to tho Ellsworth ranch at Chlao, Calif. He was down in from Philadelphia, where he had bat­ tled for his life with a broken leg. Ellsworth said he expects the horse to be fully recovered In a few months. (International) 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT JAMES R GUT 0 a t. v �■' ;•y ? . v - *-•* ysw* . Advertising Budget T o Increase In '57 Feature Two Florida Vocalisis P^ N?._LF rON' — InI talcnt-stnbbcd Hollywood, “ Jia __rrr t*®** ____ ^ ___ ^ ^ aivvssw tux: COrDS -^hr^ ta,a* the rtne* in Review,” the Corps’ six Florida Chamber of Commerce year oid 'nVtionallyTroadcasl ra na bat It agent* at work. r dio show ns featuring two voca Hare at Camp Pendleton, in the lists from Florida In it* Christ heart of Southern California ami mas show. lei* than a hundred miles from In addition, the chief announcer* who ha* announced 76 of the shows, is an adopted Floridian, and the producer, who has been with the show since Stay. 1934, is not only a Floridian but a pas*. < member of the Florida Pres* As­ sociation and an active member j of the Fiord* Public Relations As­ sociation. ,e ■ ■ ■ 1 / WILLIAM RITT— The producer, Capt. Walt Swin t Central Fret* Writer dells of Tampa, says the pre­ ! K C WHERE the Senators ment In Long Beach, Calif. His ponderance of “ cracker" talent fbaa*ball variety) will remain In pal», no doubt, would have pre­ on his show is purely coincidence, | Washington. Thla la a fate In ferred a good cigar. dictated by the vagaries of the which many another aenator (now Marine Corps personnel sy.tcm ! ! • ry n n ln f fo r re-election) devoutly This it out political campaign But there’s one thing for sure— hopes to share, editors can really enjoy—Ike, he hasn’t tried to fight the sys­ i I I ! Adlal, Kites and MLton fit futt tem. • l e e Angrier had hoped the dainty into headline*. Chief announcer for the show Senators scould more there. A ^ l t l is Technical Sgt. Arne V. Hokans. glance at the final American A Henderson, Ky., pooch has Although Hokans was born in Fin­ league standings fail* to rtvtal been successfully eperated en fer land, hi* father, an interior decor may reason schy. removal af nine keys he swal­ ator, and his mother now live in \ ! 1 T lowed. That's taking hi* watch- Lake Worth. Despite the f»rt the f A scientist says in middle age deg job tea teriouslyl sergeant has not yet had an op­ (wn are now four year* younger I ! ! phyeioUglcatty than our fathers A recording firm has signed a portunity to visit the Sunshine ware. Ne kidding! performer to a contract netting Stale, under the careful tutelage ! ! ! him $1,000 a week for the next of Captain Swindells and his par­ f The happy father of a new- 20 years. The office statistician ents, he has become one.nf the born eon proclaimed his heir’s saya It figures he’lt be singing fo’ state’s most ardent boosters. Pretty Patti I-cc Edwards of arrival via a billboard announce­ $1,010,000 war**- - * —,**ner« Clearwater i* the featured voca­ —— list on “ Marines in Review'* and will sing “ Silver Bells” on the Christmas' show. Patti’s Marino Corp* nffiliaton comes through her husband. Technical Sgt. Lee Roush, currently stationed on Ok­ inawa with the Third Marine Di­ -By BENNETT CERFvision. ICHARD ARM OUR tell* about a monk who persists in run­ A newcomer to “ Marine* in Review” 1* ld yenr old Wanda ning aw ay from hi* monastery. An obvious case o f cloistcrMiller, a Woman Marine A na­ ^ phobia . . . A gardener who took care o f A lex Gottlieb’s lawn tive of Tampa, Wanda has been in H ollyw ood fell Into the in the Marine Corps since July of sw im m ing pooL A lex left this year- She will make her de­ him there, too—ju st to he but on "Marines in Review” cou ld tell the boys at the with the Christmas carol, “ There's A Song in the Air.” studio his w as the only place Its 2Mth consecutive broadcast, J y t o w n with a sunken gar-, "Marines in Review’s” Christ­ d en er . . . Gloria DeHaven, mas show will orginate from the late for lunch, alibied, “ A c­ Army and Navy Academy in cording to the clock at the Carlsbad, California. It will be . b a n k , I was right on the broadcast on the East Coast on " d o t . ” “That doesn’t prove a Sunday, Dec. 23. being released th in g," scoffed the date. front New York at 11:03 a. m., "W e call that the bank EST, over the ABC NETWORK. w h ere the w ile time grows” If there'* a slight Southern . . . Buck Robbins was pres­ drawl, backed by ray* of sun­ ent when nine hoods, wiped shine, in “ Mnrincs in Review's" Christmas greetings, it'll be un­ ou t in a gangland shooting fray, were buried together in one derstandable.* After all. they caine big. Inexpensive coffin. The cops simply put all their y ercs t** from Florida—by way of Califor­ on e casket nia. •Y O U 'R E TELLING ME! SMART NEW CAR COAT TTIE SANFORD HERALD IS SliDS-SPONGEABLE Kri., Dec. 21. 1956, Page 11 No need to chance gear — no matter what the weather or the When your kitchen stove is NEW YORK l TP—Advertising occasion — if you wear a car dirty, you’re literally burning up bud lets in 1957 will increase at eoat made of new embossed nylon money. Reflecting surfaces must least 10 per cent over 193d, a fabric which has the look and be clean in order to provide effk survey by Printers Irk magn/ine feel of soft leather. cient heat. If you let grease and has indicated. It'a lined with a blend of Orion splatters accumulate around The trade magazine polled 100 and wool in a contrasting color, burners anJ in the oven, tho major companies that advertise so smartly tailored that it may be range uses extra fuel or power nationally and found 71 are plan­ i reversed and worn on cither side, without extra benefit to you. ning to spend from 3 tn 50 per j Futhermorc, It’s water repellent Make i' a habit to go over all j and easy to keep clean because enamel and metal surfaces with cent more than in 1936. Seven­ the nylon sufacc enn be washed warm soap or detergent suds teen reported no change ami 12 'with a sudsy sponge. after each meal. said their budgets will bo lower. Tlic National «rt Art Gallery Chief factors besides rising ad *<;c nawunai uaiicry In in, Opera star-Slaine Malbin devotes rates, said the magazine, me I Washington, D. C. is the largest one hour daily In a gymnasium to completely air conditioned art strengthen her abdominal muv growing competition, erpanding museum in the wogld. cles. markets and new products. “ Many advertisers are automa­ tically hiking their promotion dol­ lar* enough to rover rising ail costs, then adding, sew money ! on top of that," it said. Will Hold ChristmoM Observance The publication also reported At II o’clock A.M. Christmas Day that national admti*ing in Octo­ ber run one per cent higher than In the MASONIC TEMPLE . . . in September and tt per cent above October 1953. |j All Sir Knight* are urged to attend. Newspaper advertising held well above the average, running 9 per F. L. MILLER A. F. R A M SA Y cent higher than September and Recorder Commander 13 per cent above a year ago. according to the magazine. Taylor Commandery No. " U V i" CHRISTMAS CAROLS brighten the holiday season tor the New York subway rider who. by tradition, has been the most shovedaround human being in tho world. The Transit Authority singer* trying out the plan at Grand Central Terminal are 0. to r.) John R 11.*iik. trackman; John W. Peck, conductor; Sgt. Eugene Soden, transit police; Mrs. Marie DeLuca, stenographer, and George R. Goodman, motornian. If passengers approve, the carols will continue. Try and Stop Me & jtsi •0 A Yfc. fci R * s s s Is C H R IS T M A S SWEET,SMOOTH, AND 1ST. IN VALUE - 1ST.IN SALES |Mb & & hsst 0 54 A | TUDOR SUDAN AS LOW AS $395 0 A A DOWN I* A PAtMCIA KUPOWSKY, 1?. thank* Patrolmen Hubert Kerner (left) and Charle*Coruin at Kings County Hospital, Brooklyn, N, Y„ after $ r two men (tave the rare Type O, Rh relative blood that saved the girl's life Patricia lost her leg after it was crushed In an automobile accident, and only the transfusion alood between her and Heath Student nunc Dorothy Pla//I sees lint she (loot not get too tired. S P E C IA L 1957 CHEVROLET ** * a 0 28 K. T. ; 'iSv 0 -a $1890 $50.92 PEH MO. Including collision, fire, theft. Insurance, l.lfe on balance. HOLLER MOTOR SALES K- 2nd nt P a lm e tt o Phon es 1 2 3 1 - 10 79 ELECTRIC GENERAL EViSION WITH (w “ • THE FINEST IN CABINET DESIGN e hs CONTINUOUSLY RECIRCUIAHS THE WASH Y/ATER A full lo b o f w o th w a l t f cOAtmuOwilf • • c ifC w lo iti d u rin g b oth w o th o « d r» n # p erio d * A c tiv a to r^ N othing u d .o n <le a n t d o t h e t P '« c t b y piece th ro u gh three io n « » of w o ih in g act.on Sond ond n it a»e autom o t.c « 'ly forced out at the bottom A o f lh « w a th b o tk e t a n d fla tb e d d )« m tH« d ram . A Damp diy spin leaves many articles reody to A tong wcoiiog porcelain wavhbatktl and tub Iran ■k Extra large lid permits A S-y*ar O f protection easy top loading A famous G-t Activator washing action av • THE FINEST IN LISTENING P LEA S U R E • THE FINEST IN PICTURE QUALITY ----- O N L Y plon ANormal nod short wo-.h cycles to suit all fabrics >OOCL JrjS -,a _________ __ MTOJO • 90' Alumlnlitd ficture Tube • Jet and Target Velum# (antrel e Shielded Cattoda Tuner ft ting Tube Ufl • Tilled Safely Clou far Clare free Viewing • Dynapawer Speaker . * COMfL111 L" in Mix OH Of C l W ASHKS match coiom MODEL TODAY SEE THE COMPLETE LINE OF G-E TV W A -5 J0 P SANFO 116 M a g n o lia A v e . Phone 4 4 2 v i/Yf erroe >r �T U B SAN FORD H E R A LD MIAMI BEACH J U - m - I n t e ? national AiiS. of Labor Ohkiali elacti officers today la the frlndup of its a*ha| eonmnOon.. Gov. Coilioa. last niglit'taJd Maa our nation continues to expand, your jobs become -ineredsingly more f "Y ou havi the eluIJen** to pre­ serve the freedom that1 rightfully belongs to botl| labor and- man­ agement and at th*. same time safeguard against excesses which will be injurious to bofh and eon* sequent!? to the public.'” The Cook Is'In The Kitchen Making Christmas Gifts By DOROTHY WORLEY tU UlW w by KJaat f w la m ByeSkatc aald. 1 Juat , Kot staters, IDs eyes ■ ta tha raa- It? rortlgn looking. Doesn't the sun look pretty awning through those palm fronds T It's aimoat down, and I'm getting hungry again. How About that steak ?“ -He said to go across the long bridge over thsra and that Juat oa the other aide we'd find Maud e Tavern." . •Tm lure we won't have to wait long," Priscilla said, aa they went down the stepa and across the street to the eervtc# station. Bill Duval wrote la hia little book—They don't know the town, that * apparent One of them eaid they wouldn't have long to wait Wars they talking about the car or something else? He turned back a page and read what h# had last written there—Alvarea waa talking to that shrtmp fisher­ man soon after the man looked tha g ttth Dodge over. And he's “After eJ, It's November,” nits sold. "We should have known It would get cooler after dark. Next time we’ll know to bring a coat. It's really gorgeous, Isn’t It?" Her eyes scanned the pink and gold water. Tha sun waa a red diao above the horiaon, ahootlng up spears of flame. “It's beautiful!" Priscilla said. “ tMd you aver sea such a sunset? I’m enjoying this so much, Rita. Of course I'm tired, but It’s a pleasant tiredness . . . Rita, did you notice that man there on the porch at the hotel? The redDulck man, 1 mean. He didn’t even see ua this time." “1 think he did. HU indifference waa a lltUa too deliberate. Almost any man would have given us the courtesy of an appraising glance. That man doesn't belong around here, fm sure of that . . . We're almost across the bridge. for Maud's Tavern.” fT e Be Contlmutd) iblhhar. Aeelee Peeks. Woman Succeed* la te Husband . As Firm fr**lde«| PALATKA V -Mrs. Jean E. Baker succeeds..hrr latO u iban d, A. Beverly. Baker.' as pn*ldei% of the Pilatka Publishing Co., pubUsher of the Palatka Dally New*. Directors voted yesterday to give her the post and named Mrs. Llxette L. Tarver her successor as secretary. Beverly G ^ J f~ Biker was named a director to fill the Blend butter or margarine with brown sugar and-Cinnamon an| use as a spread for toast. Nice for an after-school inerk- What la Christmas really “ about"? Christmas la “ giving", and tha very best is giving yourself. A lot of you goes Into gifts like those pictured. Iloth the Christmas confections and the whimsical containers, constructed with crepe paper, seals,‘ ribbon and cotton, are very easy to make. With seml-swcct chocolate monels as a bckinnlng, one can make Chriitmas sweetmeats In very little time. The simple recipe for thfe fudge Is printed on packages o f scml-swect chocolate monels at this season. The recipe for Semi-Sweet Nut Brittle Is ineludod. It has s delicate chocolate flavor, while retaining the characteristic brittle texture. Make both tho candies and contalnen for original Christmas gifts. Semi-Sweet Nut Brittle COMBINE and bring to boil: 2 cups sugar; 1 cup llyht'corn syrup; >4 cup water; 1 teaspoon salt. Cover and boll 2 minutes. Uncover and cook, without stirring, to 300* F.—hard crack stage. Remove from heat. STIR IN quickly: 1 6-ounre parkaga (1 cup) semi-sweet chocolate monels; 2 tablespoons butler; 1 teaspoon vanilla; l'.i cups failed nuts, coanoly chopped. Spread thinly on greased cookie ehcet 15 x 12 Inches. Let stand till cool. Break In Irregular pieces. YIELD: Approximately 2 pounds. A "fllD'S-IYI VIIW' of the IMS National Community Christmas tree shows IU flve-polnted stir, standing Bve feet high, end the While House In tha background. The 17-foot-hlgh spruce Is deco­ rated with 5.500 lights connected by three miles of wiring, 1,100 giant ornaments, and 100 Imitation tnowflakes. Tht tree will be lighted by President Elsenhower on December 20th. ffnternaflonet) tfH e VILLAGE BLACKSMITH a AO on e Of THE . HARDEST JO B S •] //. RCCORDCD Hi STQR y/ H e s s HARD WORK n NON NtlOEO IN MCTAL HVOM/kO THANHS TO THE INMOTKCriON l e s s th an so y e a r s , a c q o f z *c me ca st in g . MOLTEN ZINC COES INTO ONE END O f A DIE CASTING MACHINE WHILE STURDY AND INTRICATE (M TS COME OUT THE OTHER. (Qn THE FARM AND IN TOWN ZINC DIE CASTINGS ARE USED TODAY fOR THOUSANDS O f THINGS FROM TINY ZENER PARTS H o m e R e p a i r s - D o ' s a n d D o n t 's HOOF GUTTERS j in the channel or an Improperly to slant towird the downspou DO. . .know that when water slanting gutter. , readjustment of the bra, pours over the sides o f a roof DO. . .when an examination i, . m ik . n ,. »., Sutter, the cause Is either debris I shows no debris, get the gutter n ,, * i„ . „ H e alth C osts A ro U n p re d ictab le N o tes H e a lth Inform ation Fo u n d atio n IICTOR JAIMIIINITIZ (right) of the University of Puerto Rico ac­ cepts tho Nobel Prize for Literature on behalf of Juan Ramon Jim­ enez, Spanish poet, who was unable to attend the ceremony In Stockholm. Sweden. &uklr.t t'’ o presentation U King Gustav Adolf as Prince Wllhtim (left) looks on. (International Radiophoto) There Is n ° to predict when medical care may bo needed, reports Health Information Foundation, and no way to tell in advance how much this care may cost the family in any given year. A recently-published Foun’ * station study shows that illness tlon points out, voluntary health Insurance is now spreading the risks of medical costs ovtr large population. croups ot American, families, ui the 1853 study, h r example, thereby lessening the likelihood I percent of the families ques­ that Individual families will suf­ tioned had no medical costa what­ fer tinder the Impact of severe ever. while 11 percent incurred medical expenses. More than 43 percent of tho total bill for 110,000,000 Americana now have personal health services. The sur­ such Insurance and select, accord­ vey shows, therefore, that risks ing to their needs, the kind and vary from year to yedr and that amount of coverage they pay for. no family can tell juat whan It In lOSt. voluntary health Insur­ will have heavy, moderate or ance will have paid about $2-5 minimal medical costs. Only one billion of the nation's total medlthing seems certain: illness strike* eat care bill, thus helping many everyone at some time and may families to receive the medical recur or linger for long periods. care they need without undue Fortunately, a* the Found*. financial burden. D O N X .J o r g e ! that, after making a readjustment of the gut­ ter brackets, the slant should be Immediately tested by pouring a can or bottle o f water Into the gutter and seeing whether it flows freely toward the downspout. DON'!. . .try to repair ■ wood­ en gutter that has rotted, or a metal gutter that hai rusted through In aeveral places; a re­ placement of a section of the gut­ ter Is then necessary. D O N X . .fall to replace a sec­ tion of a metal gutter with one of the aame kind, a* different typea of metal sometimes pro­ duce unfavorable chemical reac­ tions. DON’T . .neglect periodic Inapections of the gutter. . usually in the spring and the fall . .as a pinhole which is easy to repair can turn Into a major Job a few months later. O u r S e rv ic e D e p a r t m e n t P a r t s a n d S a le s D e p a r t m e n t For our annual Christmas Party for Employees Open Monday, Dec. 21th A h Usual ¥9 Medal 93101 Hofpolnl** sensational new lightweight feiloble— only 13 lb*, tight, 40 square Inches ef view­ able oreo. Actually weigh* lets then motl radio er phonograph portables! Cany t easily frees roam te rases. TO HUGE TRACTOR CARBURETORS. RED “HUNT CLOTH" WOOL OFFICER'S JACKET U won* here over an “airflow knit" dress. The costume comes from the B. H. Wragge collection. The jacket has a shirt collar and brass buttons. The sheaUh Is lightning-striped with a red ■ilk Insert at the bodice lop. One patch poeket buttons with a flap over the belt. �M L m i - Piatt# Technician M m SIM Ro#aa I. Bayard 11—ROOFING atd PLUMRD40 P L U M B IN G Contract and Repair Worh N L mmmm/msmmmmmmmmm ...--- ----- ..--- --------- W« M y and sen need furniture. Orange*, tangtrlnea k kumqulU. 2201 23to. J. T. Fortier If. Payttg top r u t prtcea Mr aay thing of value SUPER TRAIL CABBAGE PLANTS INC POST on 17-91 Ph »U -W . 400,000 Mld.«eaaon Market. Ph. 2101 L IV E B A IT . S R K d f® BALL REALTY You'll Find It In — And INSURANCE n Shiners, Bull Heads, Pop Outs For her Cbrlstmia _glva her 104 So. Park Ave. — Phone B 5 Doien, 94e planter! and bloomlag patted MuMuri Minnows sad WarMl ■ plants from— 204 SanfaH A»e. Phone l i a Pie mine Oreeery—K. O M efa Are. ^ R A P•RVILLt I Laura B. Osier. t a a lu r NURSERY AaaoelaAaaoelate.. Haxel _I. M. Field, QrapevlUe Ava. — Phone 2059 Oil beaten, all kind, cheap 2601 A0. Orlande Hwy. rh . UI9 CERAMIC TILS Wa taka yours In trade, EV ENlNOIt S ill sad 788 Paul r . Mueller k Boa Ph. U4 Far Selc: Mld-eemm cabbage layer Trading Pen* M i HDmB Free eatimste.. Quality warh. plants. Fred Tnurston. Ph. I 2 I 5 E 2 8 8 t .il w lit | ii w a it l Hwy. 17*99 Pm m toa-R. DOLL H O U RS PLUMBING k IIEATIKO 2 bedroom, masonry, hitched ThL Is a free naae to the Rita For Sale equipped, beautiful oak floors, leptie Tank Installation 0. D. Farrell'* At once. 40 Ton* Theatre for Gladys Btudebak- Chicken Manure. MONF.Y CLIPS Heater. Sertlee, A r t h t # C. ceramic tiled bath, nice closet*, Complete line of ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Ph. 93-W. er. Exp. date Dec. to, 1936. Sterling and Quid Filled plenty of kitchen cabinets, tllce Harriett, Phooa T64*W ar 1B*< Featuring: Carta and Step stools $245 and $3.00 porch, 2 lota, iltrus. corner Tht Viry Bait FURNITURE CENTER 8CWI.N0 UACTHNE5 WM. E. KADER location at 2016 Holy Ave. This 310 E. First 111 W. First 8L Necthl White 112 8. Park Avi. Is n good buy at <10,500, with u -n it u iiU T U -A P T S -B O U B IR -R OOMB New and Used terms available. Exclusive. Desk k Chair GARRETT’ S 323 E. 1st. St. The Lasting gift for tu« Loom ANNETTE’S - for |0#d food. WELAKA APARTMENTS! roafc. Sets Steak, Chicken, Shri 17 x 54 Scatter Rugs mach From 119.93 Singer elec, port, sewing private baths. 114 W. First S t! Spaghetti, Kosher Con t i $5.98 k $6.68 *30 00 W IL S O N -M A IK R wlchM .SO. CITY U N IT E A. DtRTRICHS T. W. SANFORD LINOLEUM k TIL* COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB 311 *22.30 Avalon Apts. Efficiency. Pb. 720-W E. First St. Phoo# 989 Nearly new baby bed . REALTORS A GIFT FOR THE including: btth futures, cabinet Foam Rubber Matt, k Bed *60.00 1IT W. First 8L It *» MS 1981 Park Av. Here we go again — the FafceletU WHOLE FAMILY •ink. water pump, septic Unk New Homart Jet pump AIRMAN SHIRTS by Shirt Craft *30.00 Efficiency apt. Hi-way 17-92 So. Doggie Diner k Bar, Lake JOHNSON SEA HORSE and water heater, approximate­ 22 Auto, rifle, scope-site Flannels $3.98 C7.50 City Limits. Slumberland Court Buy one of our new block homti MIRRORS Mary — has busted right out Outboard Motor from ly $23 month. before January 1st and Jprt SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS *17.60 Dress Shirts $3.98 to $4.30 12 gauge shotgun, new 16 x 68 cryttil lbeet Regular o f ita britches. Come on out k Call, or tee us TODAY homestead exemption. Two Spin reel, Southbend rod 113.00 See Seminole Realty for DallT* P U R C E L L S Sanford Ave. at 23th PHONE 2823 »e«. $12.83 DOOI1 MIRROR, $3J9 M. 100T Sanford Are. Phone U13 Hotpolat electric range 960.00 bedroom at 97300. Three bad 123 W. First SL abls Mouses and Apia. Phono <t SENKARIK GLASS <1 PAlltT Cdv 123.00 Dress Studs-and-Links Walnut T (a wagon ...— room at $9230. Terms available. CJoBf^rTirocND 112-114 W. 2nd M. Plumbing. Kreiky Heating 1*0.00 EFFICIENCY Apartatnt. SutUbU' Several investments rentals pro* BULOVA Bedroom suites from . Tie Clasps New Singer type lowing machine* for Winter Tourist. Private bath Waterproof Watches M . G . HODGES port in for sale. Phone ut for from $1.50 Sold and white nurse's pen lost TWIN HOLLYWOOD k shower. Steam heat, fnqnlre ............- ....... J............. 159.30 Service on All Water Pumps— details. $39.75 — $93 M ar Touehton Drug Co. Re FRANK NOKLL. Jeweler Red Outfit, complete SUPER TRADING POST Manuel Jacobson scrota from Weils Drilled — Pumpi ward. Phone 1912. WM. E. KADEIl 110 8. Park Ave. 344J93 Ph. 2053-W Open till 8:00 p.m. Post Office. Paola Road, Phone Too 112 8. Park Ave. MATHER of Sanford Always wanted — Reading Glasses. White Blonde Admiral TV — 3 way 2 Room Apts. 112 ETm. Ph. 2S83-W REALTOR 203 E. Firtt IL 23—SPECIAL NOTICES MOVIE CAMERAS TRAVEL •Iber Pearl Frame. Reward, c o m b in a t io n , rcasonabe. R aym ond L undqulat, $29.95 up CLOCKS h. I1T-J. hedroom furnished apt, CloseRobinson Hand Crafted Furniture. Antenna. 2013 Sanford Ave. 2iw n n tT r 4 pc. Griscer Food ChopgOr Priced from $3 93 to $9.93 ROUMILI.AT A ANDERSON in. 703 Palmetto Ave. We build, design and refinish. Apt. No. 2. Plieae 1473. M la a l le B aal tld g. ass to the R lu $12.99 Your Walgreen Agency fhla U a free T o u c ir r o N d r u g c o . See at 911 French, Pb. 52-tt. 'lora Mae Itic 'nieatie for FURNITURE CENTER On the Corner by the Clock house, This Is a free pars to the Prairie Electric sweeper, . G.E. electric 3-bedroom unfurnished GARDEN SUPPLIES hardeon. Exp. date Dec. 30, 116 W. Flf»l IL " Celery Ave. Phone 20tt. t-*kr Drive In Theatr# for Iron. Chlekcn brooder. Phone PUMPS k SPRINKLER Key chains In white and Hoe#, Tools, Seed. Spray SYSTEMS 200A-J. Freddie Wilson. Exp. datt D«e. Fertilizer and Peat Most yellow gold, such a nice 0 room furnished, 2 bedrroom 30. 1936. AU types and sixes, LnsUlled B O U D O IR e » p b « b o n a l NOTICE* RIDWELL FEED A SUPPLY CO. gift. $2.00 up. -D o It Yourself.” house. Just repainted. Conven-1 Girls 28” bicycle. Boys 21” bicy­ LAM P! 110 E. 2nd 9t. Phona 1468 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE lent to Air Base. Ph. 810-J. WEnT JEWELRY STORE cle, good condition. 123 W. 9th. W. II. “ Bill” 5TEMPER AY, Hospital and Baby $5.93 UP S T I N K Ph. 890. 202 E. 1st., Phone 5 Realtor — Geaeral laturar Week, or M onthW IL S O N -M A IK R Ills Selection of Jackets Machine and 8upply Co. Nice couple, clean furnished apt. Guy Alle# Associate P h M O Ml Furniture Cottar — 207 W. 2nd SL Work Clothe*-Sports Wt*r TIE A HANKfcnCHIEF BKTB 611 C. 1st. St. Electric kitchen, private bath Ph. M Sawing Machine-Now M ope Fo* Arlette Prlc*, Asswlgla West First SL Rain Coats Luggage Matching. Variety of colors. k entrance. Phona 1648-W. logistic Zig Zag. Never boon PkoM 903 or 3122 - 118 N. P ifk ARMY'NAVY SURPLUS Sat $1.95 FRIGIDAIRE'I «XcluaiV9 used. Bargain pflet. Ph. FOCROILEY - BENDIE Heaping rooms. T.V. 401 Mag­ IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 30-Inch Frinch Door 310 S. Sanford Ave. rest 5-3411, OViedo. C O W A N ’ S itk CruijtUtj' i Montelth nolia Ave. Ph. 836-J. Electric Rang*, 1309.98 up 212 E. 1st., Phone 874 WHISKEY Is one gift It 111 South Phont 772 CL.VUDK IL WOLTE t-A U T O M g m g w « M n » I living room (hairs, good rendi­ Electric Company a man never exchanges 308 E. Flral It. tion. $10 each. 14 Smyrna Drive, 3 room furn. apt. 2tto Mcllonville. Service— Quality -Satisfaction rRONS 927* for CHERRY fell Your Car to after Christmas De Bary. Clean apt. Oil heat. 611 Park. Ph. 113 Sanford M37 J 3 Da Bary Real Estltc Brokerage — Notary Bo y r e e l THE TOWN PUMP T. V. LAMPS Canteens, cots, sleeping bags, (New) Home, furn., couple. 1503 1219 W 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop too W. SecoDt St. 112 W. First St. $2.96 HEATING tents, mess kits, hunting knives. Elliot. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN FURNITURE CENTER Army-Navy Surplus. 310 SanI —BOATS AND MOTORS Floor Furnaces & Circulators DOROTHY GRAY 2544 French Ave. 116 W. F im IL ford Ave. SUITS by Warren Sewell AThis is h free pass to the Prairie II. B. I’OPE CO.. Inc. Toiletries Youf Evlnnide Dealer J . W. I I A l .L , R E A L T O R Lake Drive In Theatre for Mrril Clothing Co. sires 330 s. Tark Phone IMP Creams — Lotions ROBfON IPORTLNG GOODS Jahaay Walker, Associate Garden rFrederick, Exp. dale 3146. Rayon flannel, n o n r i c k ' s KlMUie Bletk*4 Phone 99i Gift Sets "C4II Hall” Phone n i l tat ITl»l it. Dee. 30, 1086. wool flannel, wool wnrsled, GATLIN BROTHERS 2 Year (lusrantu L A M P * Y 0 W E L L ’ S l Wool-nvlon dicrun 118.16-$49 93 Dragline A Bulldozer _d«rv^e Special Prica ....... 11196 19—TRAIL!!* II-AURRAUR COWAN'S, 111 E. 1st., Ph. 874 Ph. T*>7 Geneva. 2195 W. Sanford, c ffi^ s 'N T S S a 'a 't Exclusively at I. A M P S REVLON Cosmetics SI.23 up Ph— a ta il GARRETT'S Stt B. IiL, SL Ten acres exceptional tiled land III N. Pifk 4v>. ENVELOPES, Letterheads. aUlOGift Sets ........ 2.30 up on hard surface road. W. E. meats. Invoices, hand bills, and Brush and Comb set* $2.50 up Distinctive OL L A M P S Kirchhoff Jr. Phono 303. B a a - . ! . , Trailer Sales program*. etc. Progressive ROUMILLAT A ANDERSON At MONROE CORNKRR Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 The largest selection In Seminole tka, Fla. I r r SHOP Oi» the Corner by the Clock CRAFT AND Oil RKAL ESTATE First Street West 13th St. _ _ A. B. PETERSON County. All sixes and shapes. G. E. ELECTRIC TIME 3 Mile* West of the Clock Yhls ie a free P»*» 10 U*e Movie* Uruker Asioatattsi A. B. Petersen Priced from $3.93 — *39.95 PERCOLATOR, rcg., $191 WELL DRILLING A lovely gift watch l.nd WdeHi Theatre for Mr J •3— HOMES Jr., P. J, Chtsurton, Garfield 2 Pc. LIVING ROOM IU1TE Sale Price $16.95 Fairbanks-Morse pumps. $19.75 up V. Behellentrager, Enterprise. Willett*, John Mtlteh tad R. W. All Foam Rubb«r Repairs to all makes. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. WM. E. KADER ! i » data Dee, so, i93d._____ SOUTH PINECREST— 119 Laurel William*. A. C. Doudney. Land MATHEH OF SANFORD HOWARD C. LONG 112 S. Park Ave. 1198 112 S. Magnolia Drive. 3 bedroom modern home. Surveyor. 20.1 - 09 E . F i r m S I . 207 E. Commercial Ave. Hratream Houee Trailer for aale. MATHER Of Banfani Less than 1 year old. You can 116 N. Path Ave. Phone 1129 Phone 388 Famous Sunbeam Phone 127 VICK A GIFT OF INSPIRATION Purchased Mw this year. Com203 E. Flrat SL buy thia home with a low down­ Mixmastrr with Juicer pleta with combination refrl—not Desperation payment and take over a 4Vs 'm See our beautiful center bicrcs For the Finest in TeleVlllOfl glva ratof, gaa range, gas heat, $47.50 0 . 1. Mortage. Monthly pay­ SWEENEY'S IB Rada, Ainet-o * 12 gallon Gracey Refrigeration ments including tax A Insur* MATtlEIl uf Sanford WE9TINGHOU8E TV from I128J This Is a free pas* to the Moview lttt ttnV St. John’ s Realty. Commercial and Domestic 114 Mignolia Phone 147 ranee only $73.23. Close walking 202 E. Fir*' StRaggerly Appliance C#nt»r land Ride-In Theatre for Henry PhaM 1191 Or 1070, Sanford. 409 Palmetto Ave. — Ph. 683-R. distance to the new modern 115 Magnolia Ave. A. Russell. Exp. date Dec. 30, BRACELETS Plnccrcst School. See this Home Phont 1787 1936. I t - USKD CARS ' Silver, gold or stone set CHRISTMAS today. ODIIAM A TUDOR. Inc. You can still get a Brownie Movie $1.00 up CANDIES Cor. Hwy. 17 92 k 27th 81. Camera at WIEBOLDTH CAM- All glass show ease, 61” long, I3" ata model 1951 1931 hard top Chrriltr l»li Whitman's — Numully'* FRANK NOELL, Jeweler Phones 2100 and 2962. wide. 45” high. Tull old fash­ X i r t l b V 11,000 miles *In ex- •ERA SHOP, 210 S. Park Ave. Pangborn — Norris i° lh B ja § ) 110 9. Park Avt. ioned Mantle clock, like Grand­ like eiUant toadltion, looks Five room house with bath and | TOL'CHTON DRUG CO. DICK MAPES 7 ma had. Remember? 313 E. He approximately thirteen acre* of REDWOOD CITY, Calif, 'if— MW. Riaaedsble for cash. 7 SHOES—A useful gift for cond St. Would m u d a nice ChrUlmaa Til* Contractor—Phone 2198-W. high hammock land. W. E. Dr- John f . Riordan, $13,oo0-a* GAMES WAX—WIZ the Lady for Everyday lift. Mri. D. S. Rowa.i, 200 W. Kirchhoff Jr. Ph. 305. Boy* 26” English bike, 24" AmeriHooka — Toya With fountain handle year anesthetist, *ay* he was a and Dress 62.98 up !3—SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION Wth »E can hike. Phone 336 W. Block* — B*0ki No drip — No .Mrs* “ cat burglar” because he became SANFORD SHOE CENTER C U STO M B U IL T H O M E S Plush Anlmala $1.98 Buick special* 208 9. Sanford Av*. Deanna'fi School of Dance 44—APPIJANC18 •unglued” mentally. Yxlra ditan *11 1 ~ VA-FHA-CONVENTIONAL TOUCHTON DRUQ CO. FURNITURE CENTER sadan. .Radio,, heater amid w/w Ballet—Tap—toe— and Ballruom FINANCING Dr. Riordan is employed at San SPORTS WEAR—Sweaters, Ski Ms 116 W. First 5*. tlrts, low mileage Ph. Ml W 17 92 at Hiawatha— Phone 217! FRIGIDAIRR appliances, sale LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Complete Line— Mateo County’ s Community Hoi* Illnusc*, Matched Set* and sendee, 0. H. High, Oviedo after I f. M. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS CHRISTMAS HARD CANDIES by Robby llrnnk*. Lnmpt. Petti TOLAR SCHOOL OF PIANO Fla. Phone PO-S-3315 or San CHATHAM BLANKET! pital. Stackings, Cans* A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. ford 1642-W after 6 o.m. 807 Magnolia Ave. HOLLYWOOD SHOPS R#y Huron will put you miles Dr. Harold Chop**, county health j Including the Notion's Favorite and Bag Caildlei Phone 1991 1800 Mrllonville lit E. First SI. Ahrad k Dollars Ahead with a Register imw for 2nd term be­ ''Purrrfy'' — Purrry llouqutt, director, blamed worry *nd over| KEL'S 5 A 10c STORES, WO ginning January 7, 1967, Brgln Maytag automatic washer, good high gpyralaad trade-in on a work for the dapper 35-year-old WooUhlre Brandon. Full rang* of condition, $123. Phone 383-J. SAMSONITE ners through advanced. Phone Ntw 1M7 Pontiac. colors. surgical aide’ s troubles. Hr raid | Flannel A knlfPAJAMAS Lllralito Strrainlite Luggage 274. |at |h« new Pontiac now on 45— BUILDING MATERIALS Y O W E L L ’ S Riordan would he kept on Ills pay­ for Iloy'a $2J8—$1.88 from $17.50 up roll C O W A N ’ S Sanford Jewelry A Luggage 18S5P Plymouth Plaza Sedan ENJOY YOUR OWN HOME CONCRETE EMPLOYMENT Everyone appreciate* “ I’ve hern working the lie out 212 E. lit., Phona 174 1954 Pontlae 4-door Chiefton 300 Sanford Ava. Phone 1346 Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete THE FINEST of the guy, often more than 80 Dllux*. Block, Sand. Gravel Cement. 27—HELP WANTED MALE Give her— hours 1 week," Dr. Chofe de­ THIS CHRISTMAS 1954 Dodll Royal Sedan Concrete Pipe to meet all Daniel Green House Slipper* clared. 1966 lulek Rlvltra Sedan Qualifications. (^j^ho$8l«Jgrfjii Newspaper street salesboys want­ IVEY'S SHOE STORE 1952 4-d00r Plymouth “ Thi* man i« not a criminal Sheermtin Co n cre te P ip e C o . ed for work a flir schorl. Ages Select your homo site in 19SI 4-door Chevrolet lie ha* a mental illness, I've tiren Phone 2189 HEATING up to 14 years ut.l. See Mr. Out West 131h SI. THE SANrORD HERALD 1930 4-door Plymouth Real Arl Picture* trying for months to grt some Holley at The Sanford Herald PADS Smith Pinccicst—Sanford Call Ray Herron, 2tv; or after 6 41— BUSINESS EQUIPMENT would be aa walcoms at Beautiful framed reproductions help at the hospital (or him ” right after school. Prices from p.m. Calll 1J4J-W. and Original* from $395 a daily latur from boa# Dr. Riordan slid he hsi had Gro.e Manors—SiLford 11.93 up HAYNES Offire Machine Co. WII.SON-MAIER $1. month—411.14 year. only five days vacation in three 18-23 for Tree work. Young M4n itM la lA lr t Chevrolet. RAH, Typewriter*, adding Matkines TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Sit E. 1st. St. Phone 958 By Mall Anywhara 1201, Elm after 6:00 p. in. years. Apply Baltt-Rsntals, 314 Mag., Ph. 44 w /w Ilr4i, many extras, power He wa, in cite d at Community glide, must sell, owner trade Need I^xy Man ktust be too 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Hospital Tuesday. He ha, a wife BIIJJS HARIS TO PAT? Sell J ferred Phone II22-W. ASIA, laty to work more than 9 hours ami 7-yetr-old daughterthmja ytn ‘t% through w i t h ' Used furniture, appliances, tools, a day. Mull he lazy to walk, Valencia Villas— DcLaud i t —APPL1ANCH REPAIRING^ The arrest was kept se m i un­ etc. nought-sold. Larry's Mart. so you mult hive a car. w < u r *°Mi M*#t Ada for CASH. I til Wednesday. CUaotfM MATHII itootfto appUanci re- Ira Jutt too lazy to tell you 321 East IsL St. Phone 1461. Call in i . JUIT CALL Poliie refined details about the more. Write "Lxzy” c /o San­ Light fixtures installed, An Odham A Tudor home is xll tsai FOR DISTINCTIVE) FURNITURE on could ever wish for. You can burglary the doctor admit*. Dr. ford Hfrald. k up k delivery, l’ bone —at Warehouse Price*, Visit J,uy with confluence when you Chope was present when news­ BERRY'S. We aie experts at as ileal b men talked to Dr. Riordan and It—WORE WANTED—MALE with Odliuin A Tudor. silting you to secure gratlous See our beautiful reselintial ate- slopped all questions about the i Cxrptnt«r retired and alone, goed Took* with functional Con­ lion*; Btl-Alr, Plntu/ttl, Enuih bfeak-in or whether there was venience. Today's best boya la Pineerait. no*c Court an.l San­ more than one. would like •mall or odds jobs nationally advertised furalturs ford* most distinctive .ommunity to do In and about Hanford. Dr. Riordan said: “ I admit only 18—RRAUTY PARLORS at DISCOUNT PRICES. Ml W. Grove Manor*—Sanford What have you? Write post curd Sfnn<, Hneliuck anil Co. with Its n ew ly opontd atlllnf one incident. Officers a«kcd me First St. Phone 1887 for Kveo|18 Wavil by Ratos A Itaaliatl* or lattar to: William Ruilard, about several other ease* and program, offers un.-.mil opportonity for cntrgallc Ing Appointmeot. I h*ve no memory of ever hav­ $7,18 Thru Nov. Open I I B. • 7231k Perry 81., Sandusky. Ohio. w alcwntan of ntanagrrial ability. ADVANCEMENT Uff* Drive Dot T.klay Call Ml ing been in any of (hot# homes, • BIG VALUES ODHAM k rUDOH. I\C. ■ARRIITTB BBAUTY NOOK LIMITED. Eligiblr for ull Seam llenaflts. Musi htY4 Exp4ri«ac#d farmer in growing by Invitation or otherwl**.” • QUICK CREDIT Car. n « y . 17-92 A 27lh St. e*l«ry k truck farming on sand He blamed an “ obstisiv* com ­ nrat npprarancr. Age 2.1* 1.1. High school rducatlon N* Phoara 2104 and .'180 • EASY TERMS k muek for tho past 3U years SOMETHING MISSING? Locate pulsion to prowl" "Rudder* of Finer Home* senlial, college preferred. Automolillo nectnnary. Pr8* •••ki ronnrdion with grower in WIL80N-MAIK* HI* arrest came after e series For Florida Lii.n2" it quickly through Want Ads. cinlral Florida. I'honc 850-61 New and Used Farnltare vious experience doirable. THIS 1^ A FULL TIM ET8d Burnett of burglaries in Belmont, a San Sanford. 611 E. first St. Phana 988 SG far PAINTING Francisco suburb where h* Uvas Phone U2L YEAR ROUND POSITION. Mil Oraadviaw Phlose 1446-M. near the hospital. Of tha burglary two house* **—M)7S Apply in Person frum his own, Dr. Riordan said FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE. I U—MONEY T f LOAN M trlltb Ftalnhe# KI1KK • FREE Eight choice lots in the Mayfair he Jimmied a hark door with a Area at an atlra-live ess); metal rod, entered and fled when maka the Want Ads your ihopp f o r Y o t r B oat price, w. E. Kirchoff Jr. Phone he heard 8 radio playing. AUTO LOANS fis k A p lk O U m |Rd Paint Cm ing plies. Your choice of a beautiful Ladies 308. ________ _________ rolice use the term “ cat burg COST LESS m .114 W. tad I t Phoae 110 watch, earrings A Pin lit Or a Ur” for those who break Into oc For your futur* home sit# W O Mans watch, cuff links, tie REMODELING? have lot* priced from $325.04 eupied homes. cUsp A pen A pencil sat. With Dr. Riordan said, “ I'm now SWAP ANYTHING! Just place up, in several location* in Knotty Pis# Pasal ItVsc s<i. ft. OP SANFORD your purchase of City. Attractive Lake Front Lartt. seeking psychiatric treatment. I Cyprta* Pasal U H c sq. ft. Classified ids. Those 1621 for e Biautlful Por Natural Finish OZIF.K REALTY ( <» I'h. 1359. am not under continuous compul­ MERCHANDISE sion to do irrational things. I don't helpful ad-ariter. GREGORY LUMBER 87—BROKERS sad REAU ORS~ remembar Uklng anything. Under kh k Mipt* • Phona 1632 46-ARTICLES FOR SALE Murry and get your* now. 6lanythe stress o f the moment, I acted .MAYFAIR AREA Many bargains to chooste from For Palating call Mr. Tasker, Ph. without reason and I still can't —Factory \o Yeu— , 112 N. Virginia, beautiful Ur li­ give any reason for it " —All price* reduced. 444XR. Room ipacial $14.93 A lum inum tany Farm Home. 3 bedroom 1, •AM C. LAWSON L e A pe* “ It was several monthe ago," Vasetlaa Blinds Fl o o r sad tag aod naUktag. 2 bath*; "Wsda-butR” on Oak he added, “ that I really fait my* ECIIOU BEDDING CO. tarring 8##u- Enelnssd b*#d. Sag-proof botton L w a z lu hnrtng S L fJn U fU d tf CompoMf shaded lot*. By appointment. Cor. led k Magnolia. Pb. 1232 rail with plastic amis. Plaatl Mlf coming unglued.” 1988. w n ty $33,000. “ Bud Bamberger, Mgr. or rayon tapes. Cottas or sytos Dr. Riordan salJ he didn't need B. M. 0 ( m s #8. Lake Mary FREE DELIVERY 1*8M9*84 #eI cords. ROSA L. PAYTON money—that he has $2,600 in a IAHPQRD f l o r i o a Henkarik Glass and Paint C# Registered Real Estate Broker checking account and $90o in a M eR A N E Y -B M IT H P A I N T S ........ Pksaa 680 Phono 2871 17-86 at Huwatka savings a c c o u n t R All & Park PlMW* 12QA U2-U4 West 2nd SL /c m r OZIER REALTY CO EASY TO F IN D - HANDY-COM PLETE 1O lftsferH lei CIASSIFIID ADS Ph. • 18 • RENTALS 28 # Scminolt Realty Gifts for Dd Robert A. Williams L P — * ■ — — ■ ■■#■ • AUTOMOTIVE ”'s*j<4iar fC tfts for . IGtfh lor Msiil « Alleged ’Cat Mentally Upset Burglar Says Gilts Unusual Gifts Mar? B SALESMAN WOOLLEY • FINANCIAL SEARS, ROEBUCK AN D CO. Florida State Bank $ 149,60 or more &t. flflljUB UlllUtJT LUMBI mssissm BWLDtNa N i t -.t �r? Pinecrest fijb m M & t ... a r e designed tar bsauty n d v o te * IWm wWi qnrflty *"• • • * throughout. You needsiH be u expert U recognise the quality te ' M Odham ft Tudor house. Give your family one * thu fW C ChrW* . U Dissents t h « r m r k i 4 . . A > Odluun ft Tador Bom* Located fine place Every requisite for luxurious living Select Your Home in an unsur,passed environment Payment Plan: South Pinecrest is located near Schools, Churches and Downtown Sanford. . . In one o f SanSERVICE PERSONNEL: fords most desirable locations. Your search fo r your family’s dream home can end happily Down Payment 5% of if it starts with a visit to South Pinecrest. Plan now to enjoy Christmas in your own home SALE PRICE Plus Closing Cost this Christmas. Act now and you can choose the paint color of your home inside and out. Also bath tile and brick trim on any home not yet com pleted. . .and we can qualify you for one o f our easy finance plans » • hin 30 minutes. $2,350 Down Payment (Includes dosing costs $72 Per Month (Includes taxes and Ins.) _ v P. S. In addition to the a*ove Finance Plans we always have several new fine homes 8 months to 1 year old. You can purchase on very reason­ able terms. V 1~'a *• jE v i O P EN TH E South Pinecrest Homes D O O R To happy living, buy an Odham A Tudor Home • We hare 4 Homes Completed ft Ready • 10 Under Construction to be Completed by Jan. 15th located la South Pinecrest. . . where die* criminating people live. Builders of Finer Homes Call 2100 or 2980 For an appointment at your Convenience Brailey Odham, president �% v *' TVk ..... t -.v ™ » -— ■— -v*». rrrra * \ *• If Your HcraW la Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Bcrora 7 P. M. For Doftrary -^mtfntte iterate Shop and Save In Sanford • ..-• ' .'.-v NO. 102 AM A NrNDEPENDENT I N D E P E N D E N TDAILY D A IL YNEWSPAPER N EW SPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23, 19N6 1909 Ju d g e Releases 15 Prisoners To S p e n d Christinas At Home United Pres* Leaned Wire Advisors To Check . Security Program 7-Week Study Planned Fifteen prisoner! In the Semi­ keeping alive the Inspiration of nole County Jail were freed yes­ this moment: We must proceed terday morning by Seminole Coun­ by knowing the tight of Christ­ ty Judge Ernest Householder In mas Is etarnal, though we cannot order that they might spend always see It. We must believe Christmas with their families and that the truths o f Christmas is constant; that men ran live to­ friends. Addressing the group of pris­ gether in peace as Lincoln said WASHINGTON — President oners brought before him, Judge “ with charity for all. with firm­ Eisenhower's special advisory • Householder aatd "I have placed ness in the right". committee on foreign aid leaves In the spirit as expressed in sentences against each one of you this week for a first hand check for some violation In according the words o f the Presidnnt, The on America'* farflung mutual security program. Joaeph C. Reynolds, n veteran I with justice comparable to the Seminole County Judge said. “ I hope that in my feeling for you When It return* seven week* o f t> years with the Washington,1act which you committed, hence It will advise the President — ------ * — : “ We are now reaching Christ that I will turn on in your hearts D. C. Fire Department and F lo * what you<and minds. Love, Charity and a . . ______ _ w on what future course It believes da Forest Service Ranger in Sara m a o w i| u have done 1 have derided to amrnd [ desire to do your part by respect­ the program should take. Offi­ •pta County was promoted and ing our lawi In your future life. cials say thia may lead to dras­ transferred to Seminole County, the penalty which I have ImposMay God help you and Mess you tic overhauling of the multi-bil­ % Reynolds assumed hla •duties ed upon you— and today you are and I am sure If you will do lion dollar project. here as assistant county ranger to be released," said the judge, your part that you will always The committee, called the Pres­ last week and la located at the Sa|d Judge Householder find that you wdl have the as­ ident’* Cltitens Advisors on Mu­ Longwond Tower. "Likely, none of you have had tual Security, ts headed bv Ben­ - t , the opportunity of reading the sistance o f our God in the fuThe ranger la well known in worda of President Eisenhower at ture. jamin F. Fairless, former board And now. with the hope that Sarasota County for his work in the time he turned on the lights chairman of U. S. Steel Corp. He pioneering the South Trail Volun­ of the Capital Yule Tree and I you remember la the future not and four of hla committeemen teer Fire Department. He was feel it very aptly expresses the to violate the laws of Justice, I will leave on a special Air Force first resident manager, first assis­ sentiment wa should have, that am giving each one o f you a dol­ plane Thursday on the first le| lar," Judge Householder said as tant, and second chief o f the de­ I want to quota to you a part of o f their tour. he passed a bill out to each partment from Aug. 1953 to July his statemeat: The 22,000-mile survey will taka . "There are particularly mini- prisoner as he stepped forward. them to Spain, France. Gsrmany, And in response to the judge's Joining the Florida Forest Ser- <fe t e d during this season those Austria, Yugoslavia, Greece, Tur­ qualities of freedom ami gift, each man spoke out firm i- July 1933 mss as as iislstant assistant for-1 spiritual epiHtual quail key, trap, Pakistan, India, Bur­ vice in ly "Merry Christmas Judge and aeighborliness and cat ranger, he was U lv promoted honor and ma, Thailand, Viet Nam, the thank you air.’* good will . great virtues that Philippinea, llong Kong, Formosa, to ranger in Manatee County but Judge Householder said 'hat Through Korea and Japan, turned It down due to the illness make all people one last year he had presented n dot them, and the faith in them we Of his wife, Georgia. In each nation the committee see how m ss can live together tar to nine prisoners and rtlrasrd Immediately appealwill talk with both American offi­ Reynolds immeuiaici/ . , T __ them "During thia year only one ed to Seminole County citLene to in peace; for one glorious mom of that nine hat returned to our cials and representative* of the be extremely careful during the fn t w« sens* progress toward lail." he laid. foreign government to ascertain i aspiration of every religious wheth«r continued aid la' needed Those released this morning holiday season faith * "peace on earth, good and if *o, how much. In addition, (Continued Oa Page Twelve) ^ “ This Is the time of year when will to men.** The true testing of U- S. aid officials from neighbor­ V w e should ail be reminded that the Christmas spirit, will come ing nations not being visited will Christmas is the birthday of when the trees ste down and the be summoned ro meet with the Christ, a time for joy ami happi­ lights put away by the success in Voile A. William* Jr and others as well as members of VAII-7. “ I advisory group. ness,’* said Reynolds. “ Yet to LTCO.MDR ROY CATON ARRIVED AT NAS yesterday to eurlove thi* Florida weather," slid the Nary officer as he <*a< brought The committee was appointed prlsr his wife sml lainll* (or Christmas holidays. .Vlrs. Calntt (left), many of our eltiztns it becomes (rom the plane on a stretcher. by Mi. Eisenhower last Sept, & Randy and Gary met the plane along with members of Lta time o f heirt-ache and tragedy (Staff I'hulo ) Comd, Callin'* Sunday School Class Including Itrailcy Odham. He asked it to report back by due to fire, which is more pre March 1. Tills will not bo la time lent and more hkely to occur at ★ ★ ★ to help the administration with this time." ^ 1 . its aid program for the coming Carelessness, s a y s Ueynolds. LfllfTCS AllGfl fiieal year because a. budget fig­ eauses more than 90 per cent o f 1 ......... 9 1 IIV II ure must be «ef late thia month. A 23-year-old Patrick Air Force |the firea which occur In our com­ Dctldes Falrlrti, committee Base airman narrowly escaped b^munity.. members are Dr. Colgata W. Dar­ Injj, yusljfd. fo death in hi* car Reynold* ~ an d h la -rwnyere i . . den J r , president o f the Uni­ last Jught or early this morning 0 fought flva'TTfai h sf'w e a k , ons versity of Virginia; John L. WASHINGTON «A— The UnlteJ as itw e n t out o f control for ISO o f them more than 40 acres. All WASHINGTON «R^ The Unit­ Lewis, president of tha .United States has deported to Red China feet rolling over and turning end but one. ha said, started from a Mine Wnrkors of America; Jesso a Chinese alien serving a man­ for end. ed Stule* Is lending Britain $500 trash pile left unguarde-.l W. Tapp, vice chairman of the slaughter sentence in a Newr York British fin­ Jeff I.ee Itcll, whose home Iv million to kelp State prison, administration uffi in Seminole County on Route I, The Christinas lights arc burn- in spite of having his left arm WASHINGTON If)— T V Navy’ s Batik of America; Whitelaw Reid, ancial problems caused by the cints have disclosed. ing a little brighter tonight for nnd leg in heavy casts he was FI1F-IF carrier-based Tiger R board o f chairman o f the Neve received bad head injuries as his York Herald Tribune; G#n. Wal­ The deportation ww, arranged |CJr Pame ,0 , itop on top lt Suez crisis. the Caton family uf 120 Plnecrest able to be moved about In a ghter unofficially has broken ter Bedell Smith, vice chairman as part of extensive U. S. efforts lth, , nd o f Sanford Ave. at PITTSBURGH df>— tHi- thrii,n -'•nforsl, "Daddy has wheel chair, they decided to du both the world speed and altitude of American Machinery and Foun­ to prod Red China Into releas- . l. j . , ud Industry has viewed linally come home lo r littlo right ,,,1,,,-tbmg about his family’s records held by Uritlsh aizl dry Co.; and Itichard R. Deu* Ing of 10 Americans held In; <-j r j. q "'si!in "* fvnt-an-hour cost of living wage ,ln ,l,f t" ‘" c •- ..........- - the ( hristnias. Chinese jails on false charge*. craft. Aviation Wvek ni.ig.iine |press board chairman of Proc­ Constable J tor A Gamble. iveulgated the a S l ,mri*'e lh* sfwlwnrk * on,hl, M it will b,. her “ We tie thankful the house- , Two other Chines, alien, serv- way who inv . What could be more appropriate said today. “ thr aCfi 1ers will receive Jan. I as_ "an' “ l " mc Twelva-yi-ar lh* h*‘ cveroldM:cnIt, , L f,father. srtves did not let us down in pur-, ,n* sentences in a California pria dent. Ihnn to get the whole family to­ It said the plane "has flown I other point of pressure" on the nnd " _ .haven t nght-year-old Gary gether, If Just for a few days, slightly more than 1.2?) miles pel chasing their holiday d in n e r .I « « “ . * d*P° rt'« ,0° " played with thrir dad since May. during tin* Christinaa Season? X ’X a X t ’ A * X .......- •-> »"• ••Id vm .aid Sandy Anderson, manager manager• of| of , N* “ ° " C u ,,’ hour in level flight at 40,000 feet ths innford State Farmer* Mar| The three deportations resulted r*t<’ ° r *pcc‘l Wing south I — ........- -----_ .... . , For Mrs. Caton this Christmas A check with the doctors con- and reached an altitude of "more ket today aa he reported on the fro,n Communist Chine ;e chargrs ? n Sanford Ave. the 1935 Stud. 1 -----Department said to!uy wiU * * ,,,r" in* >,0‘n' ,n" r firmed his excellent recovery rgttj than 72.0UO feet." week’s activities. that the United Stales It kntdln- ballcr convertible crashed Into the WASHINGTON 1956 will equal of worry snd heartbreak and they further approved of the There were 29 varieties o f pro- Chl?*,e cltl*«n« in this ccountry the east side of euture Departm o u n t',n,l*rbru*t> r y roatj. ^ It was last May that Lcdr plan to fly him home for Christ The official world’ s speed re­ Funeral service* will b« heT5 of W,too,000.- - • ------si Tivt * 3 ,ln ,t ‘ heir will. ,h®. road farm exports in that the all-time hlg h ig h 1 - s o . K i . rGalloway t . u „ „ , v said , . u ih.i ftoy Caton said goodbye to his O, B. Grey, cord is t.l-1-J miles per hour set in Sanford tomorrow for Lt. Ro­ ............. ............ .. .... dace and fruit, totaling 9I.T06I . . . . ( Constable 1955 family and left with Heavy At­ nuts. Commander packages from Dec. I ) through , .. „ D«*H was alone In his car at the Ooo »ct in 1919, and exceed and LCIHt J. S. Cleveland of the by the British Falrey Delta re- bert D. Roth who died when hit tack Squadron FIVE for a over­ Heavy Dt*. 21. at a gron valuation of ! time of the accident. Mllc wan cx;>ortA by 3u |»er cunt. Attack Training Unit K8U Jet crashed into a wooded seas tour as a plain- roinmander volunteered as pilot* to fly him srscareh plane in March. The alti­ area near Laurrldale, N. J Thurs­ WH.91S.60. he reported. I ^ ^ e front bumper >»hen WASHINGTON Ob—Rep. Onur tude record of 65.8*! feet is held day. -A rompiri.en »f J J , *„ <> 0 » " . . h M n ,. " h . by an English Electric Canberra Lt. Roth was awarded th* Air States made "a serious mistake’ bomber. Medal and two oak leaf duster* in admitting any Hungarian re­ ltst - y ; ; r ,b .r -r x The Tiger sva* built by Grum- for heroism In Korea. fugees. He said he will “ virgor m critically injured. Christmas present. Id- Both is the husband o f the man which has formally petitioned oudy" oppose doublin'; the re Bandy Anderson. they hohi." one official told the As soon a» he was able to tic former Lila Moore Leffler of IrunsiHirtcd Itny was tranaferted |Vrl,!,P» Mr*. ( aton andI the three 1 National Aeronautic* Assn, to fugee quota. S9aapk H.3967.tg nf tao ia tao United Press. Sanford. tr«ni|Mirieu, iioy was iroruierresi y0ung ,t#rl werr *h|p to guess „ . . . ... . , to .1 military hospital in Germany w,ml thf(f tllrpr(„ w u (0 I l‘ "> make official attempts All produce and fruit were very -------------The sen res will be conducted much in demand and practically y ir n n N c x IJ e lo w and finally in mid October he was rhcn they were escorted to the Air I *l fr o n ts , the magazine tomorrow morning at tl a. m. at MEMPHIS, Tenn. That oh A l l varieties moved out at aatia-1•▼ 1CXICQII r l O l l u Q y tho Holy Cross Episcopal Church further transferal to the Naval 8|ai;(in 111|(, Wl.re mrt hy a (l0„ I said. J»ct there Is not a walking Christ­ in H 11 h e s d a, Md. |of friends on the airfield parking with military escort un.l with tha factory prices, with the exception' C r « n o T I fa Hospita If the request is granted, Grum­ mas tree, but only Will Renton, of cabbage, green onions, and I U D e U ll Brv. John Thomas officiating. Inis tjci-n visited There ramp on Saturday ufteritoon. Hut man v.uuld have 90 day* to make lit up to protect himself from the Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. possible by radishes They were in the lew A n n i n A fr The next meeting of the Sanford uHcu possinie oy his 111s wife wue |1(J olle prt,sel,i COuld help feeling -rei-i.i h .f„e . , n .ih, ir hazards of crossing the street. th, «h o .o encouragement and anon. thp lnlpH , -hrUtmM .p ,r|t ^ ^ e officUl runs before another^. 1LBj Moore Roth, a small ion, pricewist bracket. Sandy A n d er;r v b u i n ,3 r o n e S The Mexican Christmas scene. I "It's Just a little contraption I Lions Cltih will b* held at son reported tton contributed largely^ to Roy 1 p #(un nnd his overjoyed family S. contender could try. The other R obert Roth Jr., his mother, Mr*. «•*. “ Illnmlnaroles'*, whleh eaused rigged up to keep some dang mnt|yll(.|)t (j)„h nn j an 7 *| 6 45 pm ., . .. fur 1; leading contender fur both re-1 ^ r,d Roth Sr., Milwaukee, Wise-, concluded, The 0,1. report I rode o ff In the itmbiilani tin ,, nf ih . n „r ! , " fh »M **P «ad Interest last 1orist from running me down," ... |)Unran ,.|„b secretary r,,mi,lk" " ' r ’ . , "? . , . .. and two brothers, Fred Roth Jr. of usual, this time of the rear. eur|yM|. Jt fh(, homi> of u an<| Mpf- mW Renton, 23. in explaining the ,,iuh 1 un 3n’ rl *‘*vfre head and bosly li.Jurlc quirt holiday season together In,cords Is Lockheed s H04A Cnchler Mllv, Jllkp.. ( har|Pa ||1)lh ot said today. When Caton’s friends at the their own hum#. citrus was heaviest in volume Robert S. Stone. 2013 Grandview flashing light on his roat-tail huilt lor the Air Force. I I'biladelphia. Meetings scheduled for_ Dec. Sanford Naval Air Station recelv* followed by celery, cauliflower, D r bp ,it |Jai|| , hI, year The light operates off a bat­ Charles Roth it accompanying F*I word w o r d that in n m i rrecovery r v M v iiy 24 aqd 31 have l>«cn postponed due1 ed his hud cabbage and lettuce. tery and a flasher breaktr he car­ night. and tonight, tomorrow the body from New Jersey to [ surpassed expectations and that to the holidays, Duncan s.tld. ries in his pocket. Christmas night. Sanford. "We’ve had w> many requests to repeat the display,” said Mr*. q>on» “ fhn* we’r» eolnj to ,to It agiin thi* yea r" The llhjmmanoe* i* a Christ _ .... mss seene depleting th# Birth o f , A passenger automobile and a fracture* of the nose and ribs. T / x l l r . e - 1 / * B» MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS ch rlj! with |f)# rand;M to |jeht Seaboard Airline Train collided and possible buck injuries. ® U f l C I C JQ IT I BERLIN th - The U S. Army CASSEf BERRY— Two new Cuh |{,p heaven, lighting the way for yestcrilay morning about a half Damage to the automobile is (Jon* were announced at Thurn- n nn t0 come, mile east of Goldcnroad estimated at a p p r o x i m a t e I y ha* ordered a stuffed toy ani­ day night’* meeting by president To lhc display which cover. Both the driver sod his wife *Lixa» Tram damage was set st mal and a tricycle for a little Paul McClure, with the Very Rev., the rooftop, in the yard, and sur Irish girl who addressed h#r were injured in the er*»h und Christmas letter to Uncle Ham in­ w h h orn e R. Littleford. Dean o f . rounding the entire property, 300 taken to th# Winter I’ ark llospThr train crew, aboard th# stead uf Santa Clan*. 'Jie Church o f St. Luke's Epi-; candles and bag* are uied. iu l Two children of the couple engine and one car truin, were: acopa! Church as guest speaker. “ We use the tS-hour hurricane .... Scruea Little of Dublin said sh* It. II. M-nn, engineer; J were uninjured. The Cuh Lions are mayor-elect type candies." said Mr*. Stone. l heard aa 111 U.S. i isoldiers v iu ic i • i ahere, v t c ( * aero n c « $cn » Shortly after lO o’clock ,e»tcr Inn, conductor; H- J. Slaughter, t ,rt4jn|ng 3.500 orphan#, refugees Donald Willson and William J. "and this year we have «ecured 1|l(, n(h, r f h,Men ,at Christma* day morning the automobde, a hrakeman, of Wildwood; . and T. It ,,,*• , Blinn Sr They will be inducted l.ioo candles to use in the du 13V) tlldxmobdc driven by Dave , , *nd ^ ln* ” a',1,on ° f (,T' i parties. Shewrote to "The U.S ts srorking Lions at th* first Jan play." |W. Welhrrington 34, an aeron IArmy Chief inBerlin” asking Iiry meeting. Bags are folded twice in order ( autical engineer, o f Mims, was Childrenof tin* injuredcoupe “ iiltaie, do you think you could Dean LitHeford. speaking on the I to make them stand open, they! traveling west or. the Oviedo ,»re Ranny, five yeur old girl and ,har# on# of your partis'* tru e meaning of Christmas,'are then placed in the sand, Winter I’ ark -oad at about *50 three-year old_ boy. |w|,h u s?” itro-ssed his hope that the gener"The custom is to light them' m i spirit o f the American people only on Christmas Eve." Mrs. miles I— per- *---------hour,* when — — -------------it craahed ---------j i . 'I|f0i .m>tl Gr."f V’! Rve-year-old cripinto th* front end of th* engine rislcd Troopsrt .Mack in the in- 1pled lister Sharman has under­ ^ .p re s se d at this time o f each Stone explained It wilt take Lt moving east at approximately instigation. rear, would continue throughout and Mrs. Stone, with the help of gone three operation! on her legs 20 mile* per hour. I — :h«- year* ahead. The Dean hased a neighbor, about a half hour t o 1 and will soon go to London for Wrtherington, reported F ill* lie hope* for greater happiness In get all of the randies lit another "Sh* Is very good and he home a* a basis upon which1 "Thousand* of car* passed o u r1 , Trooper T Mark .Mack, received we all lav* her." the Utter laid. tontinued and widespread hippln I boost l*vt veer to gel a glimpse j multiple contusion* and abrasions “ Mummy calla her our llttl* •** could be founded. ! of the unusual scene.” said Mrt [ to both legs and head. Janice blessing. Sh* U dying for a saus­ Dean Littleford, presented to the| Stone, “ and this year *ve would | Wetberington. 31 the driver’*, age dog anu a trike ta side. Sh* elub by program chairman, Joe like to give everyone an opportu-; *»f» is r*’>*»t#il to have auffeted is is bed since Saturday with a f i l l s CAIt WAR DECLARED A TOTAL after rolling and turning n»rr on South Hanford Wclmer, accepted an Invitation' "Hy »<> » « "Uluminaroies" ■ I U «mm.multiple lacerations and possible (Staff 1’ boto) (Continued On Tage Twelve) I during th* Christmas scaion. , Ave. ucs« Lslu> Jtiup. The ditvrr -a t e*lr Lee Bell. J C. Reynolds gNamed Assistant Couniv Ranaer • Airman Narrowly m l Deports Escapes Death In Auto Crash 0 To Red China Plane Unofficially Top New s In B r i e f * • Home l s tmas Tops World Speed Altitude Records Market Report •Shows Increase Funeral W ill Be Here Tomorrow For Lt. R. Roth ♦ •*."1‘“ ."."M v.tu.tum ,.to « mm nr . K r Z l ta S x ' , r Pr hx is u a ..... •*_“ "• .......... .. Man Lights Up To Protect Self Lions Club W ill Convene Jan. 7 Dean LitHeford Soeaks At Session; Cub Lions Named A u to , T r a in C o llid e N e a r G o l d e n r o d ;2 H u r t Additional Local News On Page 12 Christmas Letter � 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, 1956 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, December 21, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 1956. 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 1956; <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/989ee852062380003bce257d32d1fa98.pdf 025defe6d9a4127716cee15669052b41 PDF Text Text •> *£-> »» ,-r ♦ » . -___ TO Y O U A N D Y O U K S ............ A V E R Y M ER R Y CHRISTM AS , OLY- TONY — “SHORTY”—“CHUCK”—NORMAN — DAVID-OSCAR ANNA - MRS. “A” —MERLE - KATE - RAY—WILMA - GERALDi BILL — JOE-WALTER —WILLIAM- JAMES - CHUCK DENISE —MARGRETT — MARION —BOBBY—WAYNE—“POP" TU R K EYS R EM EM B ER Foodmart's Got 'Em ' Again AT MONEY SAVING P R IC E S ® Thome wonderful Thanksglvls* “ DOUBLE D” Ranch TO1 8 M S Fla. Grade A & Freeh Frozen Blue Plate SALAD DRESSING LIBBY’S 8 * 23c ENGLISH 7V4 HYDROX Cookies 24c \ Potatoes 23 3 SLICED . FAMILY SIZE M. LIBBY’S 10 os 29c Broccoli Spears W/iaf About A CUT RITE 125 RoB W axed O T + PAPER 1 , 1 1 M ONARCH P A R TY? LOBSTER IV H i 33 B LEAC H w 17c K LEEN EX 400’s 29c M usselm an's A PP L E JUICE 'W « 25« OLIVES ON A T R E E PEPITA S W ELSH RARE HIT LIMA BEANS 27c 29c PR O D U C E SPECIALS ■i Celery fl 2 STALKS LARGE FIRM HEAD 19. 25c WASHINGTON FANCY REII DELICIOUS Fresh Locally Dressed T O M S lb. 53c Fresh Locally Dressed H EN S lb. 59c K IN G A N S R eliable R eady To E a t Sm oked 3 *■ 1.0 0 2 “ 39t Fryers V alues In TO ILETRIES 3 « WHOLE iy« - 2 Vt lb. av. $1.00 E A C H 79 0. CUT-UP 89 KINGANS RELIABLE — Mild or Hot 73c 91c $1 6 9 39c LB. Roll Sausage 33c W L ong Island Ducklings — Y oung Goose G rade A Fresh Capons — L a rg e G r. A H ens SAVE SAV-MOR COUPONS BRACKS FINE CA N D IES Christmas Burgundy Holiday Mix nr, « 29e U « 29c Ml Cut Rock Candy Christmas Jellies Deluxe Choc. Drops "IT ‘LT liV, m Uni Christmas Mellocremes Black Walnut Puffs COCKTAIL MUSHROOMS ARTICHOKE SALAMI , 29c 29c . 39c 29c u? 29c Mint Filled Straws 1.7 29c Spice ttes Ml 29c PLUM PUDDING SNOW’S CLAM is CHOWDER o* ^ ^ ^ ^ a^ w v s FOR PU R E SH O PPIN G PLEA SU R E— TRY 59c Wrap a"<&31 C ontinuous Music A m ple F ree P a rk in g 1W ide Aisles • F riendly Personnel REYNOLDS P i: ^ 5 3c H a ll o r Whole Ga. Grade A D-D. PEPSODENI TOOTH PASTE 2 A VITAUS HAIR TONIC asr SPRAY Nel »*•.... IPANA TOOTH PASTE 2~ Lb . H A M B U R G ER CHUTNEY COCKTAIL H A M FRESHLY GROUND STUART—PAPF.BSHEI.I, Pecans ALSO ANCHOVIES PARTY CANDIES ANTIPASTO ANCHOVIE PASTE CAVIAR PE PPER M IN T PEA RS WHOLE CLAMS PICKLED HONEYDEW CAPERS COCKTAIL ONIONS saaaaaaaaaa^ a a a a ^ 8TOKELRY 303 nlie FORD HOOK - Cauliflower 10 Strawberries 6 9 M &M Candy 3 CRISP FLA DIXIANA — FROZEN SWEET Kwnahtnn BISCUIT 43c lba.np H EN S “ • 53c T U R K E Y S or b battem plain er atle m ilk PEAS 235c ' <Ua>u ’> BORDEN'S Pumpkin M E 8“* 4 9 Lemon Juice B road B reasted plat LB. > Q uality M erchandise PA R K AVE AT 25th STREET - SANFORD ►R easonable Prices • �--------- r*?v- S i^ rJ J S rS Shop and Save In Sanford ir Yoar Herald U Not ^ a t t f n r i i I m a Delivered By 8 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. Per IM teerr m AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER M VOLUME XLV1I * -* * k “ **ii< i m SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 193A Associated Press Leased Wire NO. SubcommitteesTo Study Future Highway Plans 'Christmas Lighting Includes Categories O f 1 7 -9 2 Nearing Nine subcommittees of the Long Range Highway Planning Commit­ tee were appointed last night by the committee’s chairman. J- BratEntries in the Jaycee Christina. ley Odham, to look into the coun­ Lighting Conteat are beginning It ty's future highway plans. pour Into the Jaycee Informatiog The appointments were made booth aa Christmas Day d ra m following lengthy di.cussions on nearer. the present status of highway John Alexander, chairman of plans for the north section of the Christmaa Lighting Contest highway 17-92 and for the east committee said yesterday that C. c. WELCH SIGNS A SANFORD HERALD entry blink tor the Jaycee C brlitm ii Lighting Con­ section of State Road M. test. Welch Is last year's winner in the commercial c iu b liih m rn t category. (Staff Photo) folks are beginning to "to be *• District Eniftneer Hugh Hanna ware of the contest and showing and G- Benedict ta t In on the signs of sending entry blanks is meeting. as soon ai possible, Hanna told the more than "We know that many of th« twenty highway planning com­ outdoor, Indoor, and door dla* mittee members that construction play* are not yat completed but plans for the north section of ITthe judges are making tha round* 92 are nearing completion. "They of Sanford each evening ts deter* need only inking,” he said, "and mine the winner as quickly as by Jan. 8 they will be In Talla­ possible after the contest closes," hassee for final approval." ho said. It was also revealed that legal work, under preparation by State C. c. Vffileh, laat year’s wlnnet Road Department attorney's and if the commercial establishment trophy, entered the contest by title searchers ha* been complet­ ed and "deeds will be in San­ -•ending an entry to the JayceSn ford tomorrow on ROW sections Alexander was on hand to acecpl in j u a i m i.t i n r. i j . sv,\iYi : exclaims one oi inc cr.uaren taaen on ineir annual Shopping the entry. Othera will toon folios* WASHINGTON <tp —President | needrd for the four lane through­ of Sanford yesterday with spending money provided by the Jaycees. Shown with the young ha said. Eisenhower and Prime Minister way." making her selection is Jack Sewell. (Staff Photo) Odham, speaking to the com­ Javiaharlal Nehru of India said to­ There are five categories, Ah mittee members said “ There are rxander pointed out as he furth* day ther “ full and frank talks" a number of roads we can have r r explained the contost. One o< confirmed a "broad area of agree­ If we ask for them—and If the them Is an automatle entry when ment" about world problems. county commission is a little more a blank la filled out for one of aggressive. We've got a lot that • In a joint communique Issued the other three residential groups.' needs to be done." "We're going to judge the entries TOKYO «S —OuUpokrn, 72- by the White House as Nehru left Commenting on the attitude of for an over alt winner," said year-old ccoQomlit Tantan labl* for New York at the end of his Seminole County and Sanford pco- I Alexander. baahl wat elected overwhelmingly four-day state visit here, the two pie, relative to the highway pro-1 a* Japan's new premier today, leader* predicted that their meet Children, numbering a baker’s There s r t |U V. L Saving* TALLAHASSEE If - The^Skitu; blctns, be said "A part of our succeeding partlaliy-parlyxed IchHonda for the winners in the re* dozen, from the St. Luke's Chip Welfare Board will try again at [trouble is that we give up before ing of minds will speed achieve­ Lighting Ing Ci too* atari. t o 1 JACKSONVILLE. Fla. cr --A Home ... in Slavia, were •idential Christmas * -----ment of “"peaceful peaceful and friendly re-1 : " e ‘^ c t. We find more reasons to Mayor Itaydon Bum* lectured dren's ......... l j|yer do||ara ra the next Legislature to get a«!we ts e .is _ _______ .for . . ___ „ a Suesl* f VIENNA IW —Vice President lations among all nalloos of the I law pass'd authorizing the sta'e !*y. , . v »V£n 10 f nd on* rei,on 23-year-old mother was freed __ Us*______ tail brownetle doing SuesU of the Somlnolu County1runmmJ tunntfrupi explained the• c sl> R i c h a r d M. Ntxoo set out loslay | worU.. Mo get bz-s- part of th e money i t ................................ i ------ w . i~ ..v .n d « l v « .. . . . . . . . . ‘ want your Imagination ' S M t C hrtst£J‘ V f t l “iv*e^“’» * " ‘hln* > ln #hW on,[U hr J “nl,,r ru.m beeof -< V '’W en a tour of Austrian refuge*) T h e Prime Minister and the spends up wel'ars from the prop­ run asis fkr as ItlV York ' .and - ' i'*'. I| ~—«*.tr It will go anil in In tV'f.. D*V_i.ri0 'V to .'v New «—sr In in .vu -eu Yoik's Yaik's Gran, Grant sensen- yesierday ye.terday for for mi on annual annual "Shop*! "Shop-1 Winner of tbo commercial camps that will take him within , . . A . . . . . , „ from now what it will reunion 'with' the* three children tral Terminal last Friday Then PlM T*)ur." . ■all* from ii.tui see n-h*) th!^^travriln* t ^ i h l It miles of the Hungarian fiontler. j President are convinced that the erty and estate* of welfare recip a month Odham laid. she abandoned because she could1he told har psdlce rharges were Jaycees, with funds provided ,nc ‘W V . The Inspection may lead to a new i greater understanding of their re- lent* when they die. | happen," (Continue^ on fage Twe) being dropped and that her ease from the sa*e of balloons during not afford Christmas presents. American open door refugee pot-1 spcctive policies reached at these Welfare Chairman Charles An_______________ When Mrs. Irene Pierce was, was being turned over to the New the annual Christmas Parade, Icy. ta'k» "H i facilitate the constant drewi of Orlando Wednesday preT _ f* efforts of India and the Unted a#nied the Budget C o m m is s io n : D O Q TO I 0 L - O n S I O C r arrested for child abandonment York City wi-lfnre department ' presented each child with five "I talked to the mayor of Now dollars. CORDELE, Ga. HP— Retiring States towards the achievement of she wat broke and despondent York and you most understand we Children spent thetr mony as Today, the was dressed In a bright Ben- Walter F. George predicts the peaceful and friendly intercourse .,rODrialions of .......i m S Six-Item Agendo new winter outfit and had $53 don't think what you did was others "hum they had named on world can enjoy a century of among nations in accordance with dolUr, during tha ,omlng blen, given her by well-wishers who right.” Buni< said. "You did a their lists. # peace if the English-speaking peo- j the principles tf the United Na nium. But he said lien ond re At Special Meet The hoys and girls ranged fro m .a learned of her plight through news bad thing. But you are living In pies and their friends will' »lrcng- lions,” the communique said. j covery* laws would bring in an; The Board of Sanford City Com a country where everyone is im ages four through 18 In l l n j l M o m k o F then and maintain their bond* of Nfhr„ and Mr. Eisenhowxr con--l additional 3 to i million . year mi„ i0ners will meet tonight for a stories. poriant, no matter who she ntny On arrival in Sanford shortly . I I I U l l l l r l C l I l U v e l un,ty' ferred for some 14 hours Monday t0 jj,,, state. {special called session to consider , . •j , he, and we think you need help a fter ,10<)n yestenluy, they were ------------------------- . . in the seclusion of the President's ,____. ... 1, „i» it.m ,,,m t ] R a ttle s n a k e K i l t e d ,he w#' f*re ^ p ' * ,n of1(«'r treatesl first to a movie at the' ny Ena. Raymood J. Kennedy NEW YORK W - Hundreds o f lflrm fll Gettysburg. Pa. They ^ bC#rn. “n ** d more than any kind of police m u Thrare through the courtesy The Heavy Attack Training Unk Christmas ahoppers In the Bronx, ta|j,td agaln at lhe Wh|te House j f ucCe!afuRy in the 1953 Legists- Called by Mayor F. D Scott, the commissioners will consider correction " 0f K]m Kimbrough. experienced a most unusual ant scurried for cover Wednesday Wednesday and at a format dinner ,ur* for a l,en and r*c o m y Uw' the possible financing of a sewage Here Yesterday Tears filled the eyes of th e ; (L'untinuril un i’age Two) beneficial event when tha Chief night during a running gun bat­ at the Indian Embassy. A four foot ten Inch rattlesnake treatment plant, a bill for work on young mother. tle between police and an cxof Naval Personnel approved Fill* a city wrecker, regulations for the which measured six inches around "I don't know what to say," Mnvict gunman. DISARMAMENT TALKS Premier M ollet proteettort of railroad crossings Its body was killed early yestrr- she stammered. "I just want to be Th<t Sanford Herald sub- pe V. Ralbuena’s request for a PROPOSED * __ a • *% • «* inside the city limits, an anpoint- day afternoon tder the home of icrihers will receive n Sunday change In rating. This is consld* a good mom to my children. This NEW YORK W — Sportsman u n it e d n a t io n s , n . y . >p ment to the zoning and planning Huge Warren >»t Sipes Avc. morning paper instead of the •red unusual by this unit in that is the best Chiistmus gift I ever William Woo<lward Jr., fatally shot —The United States proposed toPARIS HP— Premier Guy Mol- commission, the offer to the rity | The huge reptile was roileil had." regular Tuesday afternoon nalbuma changed from • St** by hit wife last year in the be- day that the five great atomic Irt ,mpl|ed b ,fore the rtilnch ward, second class to • Draftman, edition. if. i , nrflit-Ur left a cross —- ---- — — ----- 7,'----- icx impiico oeiore ire r rsmen i° t * piece of property for com- and ready to strike at a chicken Change in publishing day* is second clas*. These ratings a rt »static Of V jk T i t I I * r t Y * A ,n rM,UmP pr' T,t* u ,k » on National Assembly today that he m.reial or Industrial site, and the when Robert Warren, of the U ?.f IL ." disarmament next March. would ras.gn onia-a it approve, Sanford Mamorial Li- s Marine, at hom eon furlough made in order tint the em- dissimilar in the required skills vailed in s u m g a t .» court. --------------------------------------------- th, Franf0‘ nritUh in h.- *>r«rrI killed It with . a rifle pMyes may enjoy Christmas demanded to be successful (* each vadlng Egypt I The meeing will be held in the I Ac* of the rattlesnake was daDay at home with their fami­ field. LONDON HP — Egypt accused This action was Initiated when ansi rnnlinurd lies. Mollet did not ask for a formal [Hty Commission Room of the / " " " "* ” *"•' France today of "deporting" 138 the seed for n draftsman present* I vote of confidence in winding up Egyptian officers and men and ci I itself within this command’! a full dress foi-cign affairs de­ railed off a schedule)! exchange ot Training Aids Dept. When fulfill* bate. But the parliamentary lan­ P'risoners of war with the Angloment of this need seemed remote guage he used made hia intention • Vranch command. it was discovared that Ralbuene | clear. manifested a particularly high at* After reviewing h'.s govern* tituile In the the Fine Art* area. 1merit's policies, Mollet said: It was learned that in spite of a "I will not pose the lack of formal art training ha I of confidence. But if the assembly had long been Interested in tbit doe, not approve the Socialist field and was pu*tinj hia talent motion approving his action* I to work in his favorite hobby, will draw the nuccetnry conclu­ sketching and photo coloring. It sions." wn» realize-.! by the Heavy Attack Training Unit that Hal­ itovna's talent should be channeled LONGWOOD- Longwood s An- j {In auch a manner as to prov* a 1gain to both his service organiza* aual Children’* Christmas Party [ tihn ansi Halbuena in terms of tha will he held tonlgh' lit Sunny| satisfaction he would (tel whilo shade Park at 8:.U) p. m AH lining a job which made demands youngsters to twelve years of age ^ gjjest, a visitor, a new- inem Sanf-t.d \iwcnis Club in the final upon his highest aptitude. The Heavy Attack Training may participate in the event b*>r. newly elected officers, tao balloting for the top office of the , LV.i* it proud to cia'm thU man O ,o., rtaue I. scheduled to Christmas presents, and a to o l w-4mU-Hjb. 0 ,h«r o f f e r s namns a member of their team •rriv - via the Town's Fir- Truck eniem itH r. made new. ut th.s-. causa of the outstanding job h« ■i • .-Li „ m t,. ..i,i „,c. Siwtford Kiwar.s Club yesterday. *‘1 on PK5MW)r M at ..30 p. m. -n he wl I pr jzraBk Ev ,n, chairman of the reuse of the resignation of Hoy . did In successfully preparing hint* • sent each guest from tne babio al<r0|e C o n ty Chapter. A ruri Mann, prtsidontelect, w%•«*• Wilself for a very difficult Drafts* to the 12 year olda with a gift. can Red Cross told the Kiwania Its Pcacjzck. first vies president; ' man examination. Ha exemplified the prevailing spirit of thla unit There will also be other Club that "We have fallen behind David Gatchtl. second vies prcsl>through hi* initially*, determlna* "gooilies" for thos.» attending as »" raising our quota for Hunger* dent; .ml Irving Pryor, member lion to learn, and desire to ini* well a t entertainment and enrol- lan Relief. W, now have y,'!i :o of toe H mtiI of Dire-* ir». ^ prove his abilites so as to belter ing ward a $tt5 quota," he laid, "and .Mrs. Roberta Calch'l, longtime ; serve th* Naval Service. He put The years event w»» planned »* ,0°° ■* ,hal •» rtiaed we will caterer for the Kiwams oiganizaforth a maximum of effort In a under the supervUon of Chair discontinue our appeal far fun Is " non and Mrs. J A Yates, her assituation which contributed to* man Russell Grant, who was asD. J. Scott, past vice pu-.idsnt sistant. both received Chrijtm ai ward the maintenance of th* »l ted by Mrs. B It. Gray, Mrs. Kiwanis International, of Alta- g ift, from Ed Lane who p.rsertted uninterrupted functional status of t Jau.te Duncan. Jlrs. Geneva monte Springs aahl ‘I have »|a nl them on behalf of the club. ilre. i the Heavy Attack Training Unit * A L -rg .-tit. Mrs. J |). C arturt. to years in Kiwams and am proud Gatchel receiv»*d an aulnmatie operations. .Mrs Ralph llannond, Mrs. Castle be a part of the organization ' toaster. Mrs Y i'ct a floor lamp. Ma'ers and Mrs Sarah Jtobley. John Kndar, City Commli»iim-| Sidney Vihleo Jr., Eagle Scout, John Reams will he of *r> County Commissioner-elect, art! solo trumpeter entertained ceremonies for the evening. Manager of the Seminole County members of *he local Kiwanis The Christmae Party is fin a 't Chamber of Commerce, and C! il. p aying th r o numbers, St. Cit by the Town of Longwood. president of the Florida Slate I. tj v B'liea, WH tn )?h.tstma r.nd Womens Civic League, Chamber League was installed as .» ncv. Thu ' oid'« Prayer. H.' wat ic* of Commerce, Home Dcmonstra- member of the local club, [.ester compamed at the piano by Jlrs. tlor Club, Tourist Club. Volun : Tharps ,r d Mack Cleveland L iiu Eailey. % i . . Watson, Jacksonville, President; Jo Ann Jacqurlnr. Lakeland, Vice teer Firemen, Iairgwood Raptlst Jr. > t*t t)e installing off! •• i C h a r l i e .Morrison, honorary J e l l e i h i ^ t n VnTn I s ^ h e f " Pres,dent; William Erunklin Reiser, lluitonsville, M<t , Pastor: and / <l .si .j f rst i •« _ i I* i i ,in i. i . . %•»./ i t #>s ii is i Cli4*i mcic cicc ted by l' a ni c mb^r i to join it wncii op^ ’ ' 1 ' Lpiscopjl L • - •'• •• rJ / Cl *he Mub. lei the sing- gaoizeJ n c e n tlr (Lzlt to right) Barham Ann Schmidt, Jliami, I e lm , nut shown ut tbo picture, are. Mr. and Jiis. KsCueU U. Davia. the «r«s m erclu n J. nrg# ass uamad pras.daat of Hi-utg of Christmas Ca.oti. Secratary; Bov Clifford Colton. Miami. Troaiauxee- ts'iUjam Ronald ' Ike, Nehru Say Talks Confirm Better Insight About World Problems Welfare Board Again Seeks Lien Recovery Law ,Top News In ung Mother To Be Reunited W ith Three Abandoned Children Jaycees Help Kiddies Select Christmas Gifts HATU Uncovers Artistic Ability lmplics Kcsignotioii YOU HAVE Santa Will Arrive Via Fire Truck For Kiddies' Party Weather q SHOPPINGS 0 DAYS T ill\ Ki wani ans Enjoy Eventful Gathering Additional Local News O n Page 2 �•■ •r* * v> — v>- • ' w a n o n g t o n in* — w d r e iy llto tf MttoHUfe |i T i five drivfilg aafkty r d H aimed at keeping the holiday accident tall below the K4 killed U it Chriftmaa a ad New Year**. C- M. Lamb, President of the American A llocation of Motor Vehicle Aim toll trato ri, , advised U. S. motoriats: 1. Observe the rturteay af the road: doti't NRfua# hone power with hefpower II yotf want to atay l t in . 2. Slow down a t daik and night . o rg tt Placed oinif Drivers 2-Car Collision ride af a ear driven by Mia. I CUy Court before Judge it Ross, 409 San Carlos Ave.,! Leonard/. S Remember: Mining aMohoI neer Benedict told the committee and gasoline U the first step to oa ha described eonatruction plan ilawnp oa the icetion of road suicide. from the bridge to M cltarille The historic Australian plana. A r t County Attorney Mack X. CleveThe Southern Crete, in which Sir Charles Kingiford Smith, Iand Jr. exflktned that • hearing Charles Ulra, James and Harry before Judge Vaasar Carlton will complete the lT-aa Row *equlLyon made the first wans-Paci* litlan for the Muth lection. The ic flight id UM% is being pre­ he (ring, Intel vuu appraiser! fact, served eg a national memorial in will be held FrMsy morning. a special building in Brisbane. A preliminary ppraiial of the north icction of 'T-92 ROW* bai been made, John Fox, Seminole County Right of Way agent told the committee last night. "How. •ta r," ha said, “ we need a right of Way map showing ditches and borrow pits which T have beeh I I ECHOLS B F .V r CHRISTMAS GIFT PARTY 1 & -5 * 1] ( £ [/• • }\ m *4 This beautiful Harvester Ladles Wrist Watch, as adsertioed la LIFE, with stanalag brooch and match lag e a rrin g , g $713# value. R im llnr to Itla s trn tio n ECHOLS Royal Comfort 5th and F rench Open 24 hrs* A Day ‘til’ C hristm as Yon cm have wonderful health-glvlag real from this Mitral Comfort set that a**are» you a firm y tt realllJU tam feri. Direct from msaufeeturer to you. More, much more from Ethels. FREE *119-00 30-00 J J U iS TO MAKE A HOLLYW OOD BED by our ow n fa cto ry $ ! 89 .00 Sofa Bed and chair R eclining C hairs Hi-Rlscr, com plete w ith cover and bolster Bunk Beds Complete Sofa Bed and C hair K ing Size Hollywood Bed Complete W—H eadboard Sofa Bed. RnHcer. H assock (N ytrex) (resists: scu ffin g , water* burns) Bed Room Suite—Book Bed—D resser—M irror— In n ersp rln g M a ttress & Box Springs It I P D I N C . .Value & T ender Only 15g p er h# ad 2 F or 25c Old Fashioned W inesap A pples O H # * A » per ear L#M Manufaelurar* M n n u fn e tu ra rt P rlen Now CHRISTM AS NUTS ALL K IN D S 3 LBS tl.QQ W E S H IP C IT R U S -W E STOCK OVER 8 VARIETIES W E HAVE FISH BAIT M issouri Minnows—Shiners— W orm s F ish in g Tackle, B ait Buckets* Etc. F1L1PE V BALBUEXA, stationed a t SNAS, who just changed Ms rate from Steward, second class to a Draftsman, second class herauM of his a rt ability. (U. B. Navy Photo) Woman Finds Gallons O f Oil O n Cellar Floor Children's Program Set Sunday Morning A t Local Church The annual Children'* Christ­ mas Program will be oreMnted at WASHINGTON UP — Oil da- the Church of the Nireren* this liveryman Robert Harding could Sunday morning a t 9:43. M rs^ not understand why he didn't hear Robert Spear (a director and U n “ Leslie Holcombe J r. aecompgnlst. any -^tank-full" noises. ^ So he and hla truck driver, Al­ Others assisting a rt, Mrs. lam Watson, Mrs. Howard Butcher, bert Green, pumped another loo *nd Mrs. Frank Price. gallons of fuel oil Into the Intake A beautiful Chntmaa tree wll pipe outside the two-story house- be a part of the decorations and But he still didn't hear any of a gift has been prepared for ev­ those old familiar "tank-full" ery attendant to be given at the whistling noises that tell the vet­ close of the morning worship ser­ eran oil deliveryman It's about vice. The morning worship ser­ time to slop pumping. vice will follow the Children’* So Harding and Gresn pumped Christmas Program after a sh o rr Intermission. Traditional Christ­ In another 100. Rv then the oil truck gauge mas carols and the anneal Christ­ read 344 gallon*. But the order mas message by the pastor will bs called for filling a 135-gallon tank. highlights of this service dedi­ At Harding explained later, he cated to putting Christ In proper realized there was "something perspective this Christmas. Training dspartmanta will not wrong." meet this Sunday night but at 7 Then he noted another thing m the Volunteer Choir will about that order1 it called for de­ p. present a cantala, "While Sheplivery of oil to 323 31th St. NE. And — what do you know — the herds Watched". Choir member-A will be dressed in the garb of number on this house where he Biblical days and the Nativity wae delivering the oil was 123 Scene will provide fooal center of 3Uh St. NE. Interest. Harding and Or*en lift to con­ The publie la cordially Invited sult higher authorltlM at Griffith to attend these services at tha Consumers Co- Mrs. Charles Go- Church of the Nasarene located b«r of 223 atih St. NE. arrived. In Hanford at the corner of Se­ The house aet-racd to smell of cond and Mapl*. oil. Mrs. Gober invettlgated. She found 313 gallons of oil five InchNicaragua’s monetary unit ii t i drop ( w r in g the floor of her called the cordoba, named afie.fr (tile r recreation room. Francisco Fernamlea d« Cordoba .Obviously there was seme mis- who founded Niaragua’s first take. The Oobers don’t have an I villas of Leon and Grenada, oil burner. The tank was remov­ ed eight years ago- Oaly that old Legal Notice Intako pipe remains. Fireman ware alreaJy swab­ .voricst o r s u i t bing tha floor when workers from x t a t m i » r r i j i n I*, . Griffith Consumers arrived with 8 « * O v % ,« 5 * f " A 7 l . / alive, a n j lh*lr more mop*. The Hotel ROosevilt In New York City has a Rib Room res­ taurant that serve* only roast beef during the dinner hours. usknaw is ,pou.ee if n u r r i t d . a n d II d»*d, t!i«lr («.p*<.-% **'• im kitoe. heirs. iliv U .n .g . •••tense*. li*a*r*. «r*. dltor*. trust***, „ r a n y , q j „ u ,• r .a*r*»e* n iu . i i " . . nlalmlh* n is im in r by. th i im i usihh . “ "**•» * / . • • • ' • « l • a m r**p*cli»o ••»•*•.••fondants: cuiutitf Jluoits: Ita unlinfrwit n*. tucoaa- N O T IC E Our Service Department Parts and Sales Department Will Be Ctossd All Day S A T U R D A Y D EC . 22nd For our annual Christmas Party for Employees CO PHONE IM S O pen Monday, Dec. 24th A s U sual HOLIER MOTOR SALES and Jilt M i l l* * ( i o u s i i c iat*r«*i k». h, un d e r or ne*ln*l **IU ato era * C o i sa d any and • II paraon* ba v in s , o r clalm lna to [’-‘ vs. any- right, l i n e „ r i n t - r r . t In Ih* fbl lowing d**crlb*d land. k*tn« In H«rnlnol* Coun­ tv. so-witi N w • ( nus. HUU •v ( l o r l d a , lo-wiu -* nr M M ^ A a 5 : cy i ^ a t i . IoWMhl' ,} i by'*u.tlfjA *fnat V W i Vn*. Vb**n ff; b r n u c h t a g s l n a t yon la lb* Clr.-ult cuur ult Cuurt. in and n«mlnel* rlnrioo. Ii......... arid*. In «hnne«iv. •" -f. !V. SL _ _SlA JbKTIN, ItTIN , pUinllM v I IIARLK# r. d o bb Ins ! *t *1, d e fen d a n ts , and you, and *»ch «f • w * r In p r a n U f r * c am p U ln t with lb* C lerk nf *eld Ceurt. and **rv* Ptflallfra au*rn*r. UKO BPI.t.R, JR . who.* nddri-a. I* 3 « . B»« 1 ** 1. Hanford. Klorld* copy of *eld nn*w*r on o r bafaro' ilr,. V- -V- D. I S if .^ a n d If you foil tn do io, a "darra* pro <o n l i . t o will be a n u r a d a s a ln s t vnu. and each nf you. for lb* i*ll*f demand*.! In — *eli Ml#, ie o m p tiln t. T h* nntur* of tht* . u l t I* lo i»ul*t lb* illII* 'to lb* abav* - d*.rrlb*d I* ml W ITNESS my linnS a n d th* •«»! ®r. *‘"11 ft ol Honford. HtmlnOl* ■lorld* this t i i h day • ( T c V L .. n t a S 'V W U - 'f o 0 ^ ( c £ ^ k . a^ : A C * ‘MfffrfrL irutttoN $219.00 $219.00 A -^ijricO .-W-' L g. L ettuce — Crisp Fresh Corn Reg* $199.50 $119.50 $179.00 $149.00 $139.00 $179.00 •Bud** B im tre rg tr, M i n s g t r p e r s ta lk mmmp r 1.99 P «r bushel _ 3 lbs, fo r UNCI 19*4 119 MAGNOLIA AVE. F re sh Local Celry F re sh Local Cauliflower Discount 10 Y E A R G U A RA N TEE Tour Committee, Mason Wharton, Senator Douglas Sten.trom ad­ met tha children after the show vised the committee that Fifth District Reed Board member bat lo asilit them in thnlr selaeUagt "thld nta Uiat both of these roads as they tim e d Sanford § u j t h . Assisting Wharton were: G a r (17-48 and SR 41) can be let this field Willett, d . year.” It was then that Fifth District Alexander, David Klingansmith, Read Department Kotineer Hugh John BraUtl, .Jack Bewail, and Madna said "We can get the plans Nora Belle Clause, Jaycee secre­ ‘(SR 44) out by lh« middle of tary. Accompanying the c h il d t a n . rebrufay." | The Subcommittees appointed from Silvia were: Mrl. Georgia# 'w ill look into the possibility of P*g«l house mother and Mrs. Rights of ways for SR 4t from A. Bellhorn, wifa of the principal Chriitian Day Mtllonvllle Ava. to French Ave.j of St. JR 4l westi Osteen Bridge; Eton- School. labatcbee Creak Bridga; Tuseawills Road.; Sanford Ave. to Na­ vy Basel Onora Rd.; SR 417 at Altamonte Springs; Inter StaU DEC. !» System. Admission! On the countywide plans, John Arnold Allison (Sanford) Kridcr, Counly-commt*iion*r-elect Greenville Poff (Lowtwooil! ahd manager of the Seminole Mary E. leFila <0*tecn) County Chamber of Commerce Theresa Muslk (Sanford) ■•Id "I think a survey similar to Discharges w il t the State Highway Depart­ Robert Sellers (Enterprise) ment la usinc will work in tht Minnie K tnls (Sanford) county. A full time engineer can Jan# Flynt (Sanford) lay out the plans and then we can Claudine Case and baby boy do the work on n non-political , (Lake Mary) basis." Ruby Griffis (Sanford) Next meeting of the Long Frank Knight (Sanford) Range Highway Planning Commit­ tee will be hold at the Longwood Allen Dobson (Citrus High!*) Henry Brown (Sanford) Hotel to which the town councils DEC. 29 of Altamonte Spring*.-CtasalberAd mi** ion * ry. Longwood and Lake Mary will Fanchon MeRobsrts (Sanford! be Invited. The following meet­ Jacqueline Bowmin (Sanford) ing will be held at Oviedo. Dorothy Vann (BanfcrJ) Willie B. Henry (Sanfonlt Broadway, New* York's center Birth* of theatrical and night life, waa Baby Girl Bowman ftrat named by early Dutch set­ Baby Girl Vann tlers as "de Herre Straat,” which Baby Boy LsFlIa means grand or lordly- French A v e . Curb M k t In n e n p r in g M a ttress an d Box S p rings C om bination SET backed M the chairman of lh« Shopping FOR CHRISTMAS I •. ja M (CaaUnued Prom Pago 1) A group of Jayeaae, headed by YOUR EXTRA DIVIDEND • MHpB* S ' - / 0 �% \r *••' 'HT-r-'v ; V* .J . V. ■ -r , I? .*•: TS . • " V.V : / ' t h is > N ! h e 's \ sups to en|oyP ! S H E A F F E R ’S . I i WHITE DOT I by t«M t/'W ; m $250. VALUE FUR STOLE //- r>r * To be given Away F R E E Dec 22nd. Come In And R eg ister " z T 1 g fine preparations for discriminating men 11 -------------— >?>,- > 1 1 * j f J . * • ^ r S o J ^ r ----- ----,0n of B0aulifui G I F T i world* famed for -f 4N DcLuxc Shaving Foam and Regular After Shave Lotion 2.50 clean filling •§#? 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Served with bannn puddins or orange sherbert. Faberge's new B o t h S e t 3 .7 5 Bath Powder alone, gilt boxed 2 .0 0 AphrodUia Wocdhue Tigress A d l V j 4 or. bottle of flower Miet ami 5 ot. box of DuMirtR Powder in n beautiful gift box — welcomed warmly by any w o m a n .................................... ..... . 5.00 flul III zestful, ever-new. Lasting, tool trea* D*«*. I*w*»» fer AMIUJM, ZO CAIATS, FIAIIHI, UU 8 CHRISTMAS CANDIES W H IT M A N S -N O R R IS N U N N A L L Y S-P A N G B U R N S A L SO H ARD BOXED ALL C H R IST M A S CA N D IES . „ TOUCHTON DRUG . rft r - 0r'A J 11 1 �— Welfare Dept.JumpsGunOn Raises T a k e Stock O f S e l f , P re p a re T o M ake New Year's Resolutions This Is th« sssson when people begin to roll up their sleeres, so to speak, snd make naoiutions about their future conduct T hey resolve to be wiser and better. They taak e lists of things they intend not to do. T he ta rg e t date for these various changes la behavior Is the firs t of the new year. However, in this period of pre-Christmas celebration, m any people sta rt their yearend sum m ary of w hat they "should have done” and w hat they "did not do ” Actually, however, this business of m ak­ ing resolutions is fa r from being nothing m ore than a year's-end exercise. T he fact Is th at any man worth his salt resolves frequently, perhaps many times .d u rin g a single day. to do better a t his work o r In his relationships with others. T his is one m ark of a man of goodwill, th a t be takes stock of himself and tries to move w ith a sense of guidance Instead of merely d riftin g through life. This tendency toward soul-searching and personal admonition Is one of the charac­ teristics th a t distinguish man from the lower animals. T hat’s something to think about when you’re making up your New Y ear’s list. m • • • Forget Something? Have you forgotten something? There sre three more shopping days until Christmas- I t is a period of time when folks are rushing about apparently getting no­ w here but a t the snme time trying to make laat minute purchases of forgotten or over­ looked gift* Too many of modern-day shoppers make th e ir lists long and complete for family and friends, overlooking entirely th at the spirit 'o f Christm as is reflected In ‘‘It is better to give than to receive.” Predom inant in the story of the birth of th e Chrlstchild Is the coming of the wisemen "bearing gifts of gold and silver and .m yrrh.” The example has been set—and as our thoughts come nearer Christmas Day our heart* should lean toward those who a r e less fortunate, who are lonesome, away from home, and need the happy association of friends who are generous with their tim e and their gifts. ! Look a t your Christm as Gift list again— th ere may be someone you have forgotten. The Sanford Herald R q b lU h td fH i <)•»« « » rh w t* b Water*-) *• I* o-.’l r i m m a t t e r O-tober IT t i l l i t Ilia Poet Office af Saafnrd Florid* <jnd*r th a Act of Congraaa of March I. IS7» r u m PCRKIM* E ditor a>4 PuMlthor MARION HARMAN S R . E ia a a tte o Editor EVr.LTN J Cl-Sin.VO. A d r e r l l d a f Maoacor Don't W a lk Self To Death Don't walk yourself to death That Is h w arning from the Florida High­ way Patrol—and a very good one here at Christm astim e. Christm as shoppers load their nrm s with bundles and packages only to walk themselves right Into a death-trap as they dash from between parked cars in­ to the path of death-dealing motor vehicles.' Col. H. N- KIrkman. head of the Florida Highway Patrol, recently Issued a state­ ment regarding pedestrians. He said that a little forethought on the part of the shop­ ping pedestrian m ight provide him with the foresight to keep out of a serious uccident. Sanford and Seminole County’s streets and roads are narrow as well as busy. They can barely take care of the heavy traffic during holiday periods such as Christm as­ time. It is only fthr warning to advise pcdiwtrians to watch carefully where they cross streets. Thousands of people will flit here and th tr# on last m inute shopping binges and some of them are bound to shoot rig h t in. . th e path of trout,I, If th „c a r,. ful. Fortunately. Sanford and Seminole County has had a minimum of pedestrian sccidents (and we are proud to knock on wood) but that Is no sign that the immed, ... . , late fu tu re will be traffic and pedestrian clear of tragie Injuries or maybe deaths, Too Late To Classify B« RUSSELL KAY The automobile, despite the convenience and plea lure it af ford*, i* fait becoming a "mon­ ster" wll*. which wc find our Klvei hard-put to handle. Man); citie* with highly populated me tr'opolltan area* arc faced with " " “ S Z r palace anrl expanded facilities ,h*‘ il **** u k e ,.?.ear* t0. con. |ioni 0f doilan. Area* that we have ion* cun »Wered aa ‘‘down town or bu,i ness district!" w i t h narrow rtrfeli , nd inadequate parking facilities find their merchants From the files of the Department of Pub- ^ ^ ' . ‘" o p p iS ^ e " * V S 'p l S l J lie Safety comes these facts: 45 persons or parking epace provided for arc died and 733 were injured in traffic ac- taking mor* and more business cidents for a 14-day period. December 16.27. ' S ^ V ' V r e being Immediately before and right after C h ris t- built in downtown arcai. A* old masonce ait* lorn down their lltes Eight of those who died were pedestrians. now b*,n“ f°r pa,kin< *t . .. i i . i , Florida is no exception to the Many of the 733 were also pedestrian*. In ruI, j , cktooviU(, Tam Pa. the last minute days before Christm as, St p ct«-nburg. Orlando and other. Decemlier 18-24, half of four of the eight cities ore all feeling the traffic' total, died as the result of traffic. and parking pinch. W ork safely Is the best advice we can j ^ ffi\e fo r it to a good * a y to avoid a trip Manufuctuem continue to turn out to the hospital. I car* In ever increasing numbers, • • TALLAHASSEE UP — The; agencies not to make any sa la r y 1: was decided that tb« trustees State Welfare Department Jumped adjustments until the classifica­ will meat oa the second and the gun on pay raises recommend­ tion plan is adopieii. rojeettd or fourth Tuesday* of the month at p. m. and that land* nU| |„ ed under the still tentative raer.i revised by the merit council system plan and drew criticism : The cabinet turned down pro­ au-'.ioaed off before tha meet­ from the cabinet and a warning posed salary increases asked by ing and the sales presented to to other agencies not to m ake' tht Health Department for four the trustees only for formal a p -^ proval or rejection. the same mistake. county health offirer*. aPbo'gh Toe cabinet members, who rotBut the cabinet was forced to local funds would cover the ed down the line for Adlii Steven­ release $221,235 to rover salary raises. son for president, also authorized hike* approved by the department • and put into effect Nov. 1. and Smith said propo-«d raises for paymeot of STM to defray ex­ Dr. Joseph Bistowish of Leoi another <117,086 for new positions pense* of the Republican electors, County and Dr. T. E. Cato of who cast Florida's In electoral Tilled since prepamtion of the Dade would put their salaries far vote* for President Elsenhower. 1&S6-57 operating budget Toe salary raises irpresenu-d out of line svith other healih of­ about 6o per cent of thoes rec- • ficers. He said they are alreadf RAILROAD FEATURES MOVIE* JERSEY CITY. N. J . UP -T h e or.mended in a recent survey on getting more than the maxinium which the proposed merit system recommended under the merit Pennsylvania Railroad wij.’ offer1} system now in effect and that movies to patronj on two of it* classification plan will be based. The classification plan, however. 1further raises "might destroy commuter train: this week. A 16 minute film will be *hown to ahas yet to be approved by the the purpose” of the system. Few«r Merlins* Now bout 6J0 commuter* explainins Merit System Council and G ov.; The cabinet aI*o oted to meet why the railroad wants to consol­ Leftoy Collin* told the cabinet mcetlny that the Welfare Depart- ] as trustees of the internal im­ idate the two train* into one. ment’s action "maker things dif­ provement fund only twice each month beginning in January, in­ PEDESTRIAN COLLIDES » ITR ficult" stead of each week as »• pres­ AUTO Other Agencies Warned Budget Diiector Harry Smith ent. TOLEDO. Ohio UP —Herbert The members sit as trustees as Watson was arrested for colliding warned that "thing* could very well get out of hand" If cither the last business of cabinet meet­ with an automobile. Police la id # agencies whose personnel are in ings and usually have to listen Watson, 23. Ignored a red light line f o r raises under the proposed to several hours of hearing) on while running for a bus and 1classification plan approve the administration and sale of state bumped into a car. smashing the windshield. raise* before the plan is acted lands. on. B it Smith told the cabinet ^’v s t t x e x t e x e e s t m t v v r t v v T r m v r m t n v s e 'u e i t e r single track ii susnetidc-i by a there was no way to avoid re­ v 4 sy,tem of slender towers with leasing the funds since the money practically no overhead tonitruc- wae already committed. tion so that ground traffic ben­ The cabinet directed Smith to eath has a clearance of id fret. immediately warn all other state Monorail cars carry 60 passeng­ ers and can run singly or in units. waiting for them when they re ­ They run on pneumatic tire, em­ turn in the evening. Far sighted officials and buxi­ ploying a gyroscope baUrv-e, a f­ ne** exteutives are considering fording passengers a noiseless, smooth, comfortable ride at transportation to link suburban speed, of iOO miles an hour or areas in Dade. Hillsborough. Pine lias and the Palm Reach to M i-' more. ami coastal area, For over a half a century a tnsnanaisdsrdl taordlu taoi t.voin Monorail system has bean operat­ Passengers could be whisked ing in Wuppertal. Germany with from their own residential area to • Fine Detection of blooming polled plan!*, foliage outstanding success and has car­ an industrial or business section plant*, di*h garden*, cut flower*, wreaths and ried over eight hundred and fifty in a m atter of ten or fifteen million passenger* without a minutes against ground transpor­ co magessingle fatality. tation requiring an hour or more. Many traffic experts believe Los Angeles is planning for that within the next ten years Monorail transportation to serve • "Wire service anywhere anytime.” large cities will prohibit the use its far flung suburban areas and i f pa.'Ssngcr car* in downtown only awaits legislative action to arcae and Monorail trains will permit issuance of bonds for its Sipes Ave. on right after railroad crossing. bring shoppers and employes construction. You might tuck this from suburban areas which they column away and dig it out ten Phone 319 rearh in their automobile leaving years from now lor re reading it in a Monorail parking lot to b« in your Monorail coach scat. J . (R c W lA M f Florist • | traffic both urban and intcrurban I geta heavier and morn harardoua. If retail business keeps humming along induatrial giowth of *u,h arcu* a t th is pace, we soon may lie able to say as HilHborough-Pinellas. Miami, (with apologies to Winston Churchill) that Palm “"'1 other* with never have so m any owed so much to so ******T- ItrUSCRIPTION RATES • y C a r r ie r l i e par crook do* M-iath II 0* T h»r*o r Montha a la Moatha o n , Taar . » « ll.tl fit)* All O h ltu ar? aotleoo, t a r d a of think*. raaolulloaa and aodca o of - a t e r t a l n m - n t fo r t h t ptirp-tat of r i li t n * fando will ha c h a r t e d fnr a t regular * 4 , e rtltla a -ra lte . T h e Herald te a member of the United I’roa* whleh la t n i l l l t d a a e l a a l v t l , t o th* a i t for r t p u b l l r a Uon of all tha local aawa prlated la thla aewepaper. moan* more and more perman­ ent resident*, more and inure Some Hafelv expert* believe th at testing automobiles. One possible answer to the the skill* of driver* would lie n sure way to prevent accident*. Other* think that problem I* the Monorail. Miami .. ... officials arc giving it serious con­ testing the skull* of driver* would be even , ideration ind IIoiuton> Tcx«* „ a better way. I experimenting with it in hope* , a • j it will give relief in their tryng traffic problem. Folk* who make New Year’* resolution* The Monorail ii the present day Rapraaanlad Xa|!i>aell, bp O tnaral Adtrarll.Ua have a lot in common with chinawnre manu­ version of the o ld fashioned ele­ ferric* Inc. 1*1 O a - r ( l a Sarin** Rank Hid* A tla n ta Oaorgla facturer*. It’* th e breakage thnt cut* into vated railway, tn overhead m is pended train with light roomy Page 4 Thurs. Dec. 20. 1950 the profits. coaches as luxiirlnit* as an a ir­ liner, safer and faster than any other type of tran*t>*>rt ition. No form of ground transportation can compete with it from a tnasa Two truck* rolled into Wlnts-r supervise the Installation of all Midway, for Winter Purk and transportation standpoint. Monnrait operates on a single Pxrk lest week with the first other material to bo received in Maitland; VALLey, forAltamonte eonilfnmant of th# million-dot- the future by the Winter Park Springs and TEmpie, for the Cas- beam In a manner similar to the I moder Industrial corneyor. Its lar oquipment for the projected Telephone Company from North1selberry and Fern PUark tr*a Metropolitan telephone service., Electric. Installation of the new equipment nrook.'. Job reportedly is twobegan Immediately in the Central , . , . „ Office room In the Winter Park foW: ln lho flr,t ',l*re ho wl" Telsrphone Company’s new build- ‘ heck the new Winter Park TeleIng on New York and W elb o u m e *n engineering viewpoint, with a Avenues. view to spotting possible 1mThe 12 ton shipment from North provemcnU or adjustment, that Electric Company, Gallon, Ohio, "tight make It even more ndeInclude* frame* and cable run- j quale for, housing (he m ailiineij i. beside, million kw conway*. ■»-,line* two i*w iniuiua ii- i required by thr complex operaduetor feet of Intra office cable of ‘he Metropolitan dial ser •nd other miscellaneous lnatalla-1 ’ l o ­ tion equipment. Moreover he will assist Winter A. E. I.udevcher, Traffic Man Park TvlvpHonc Company o f f ic ia l, • g tr of the Winter Park Tete- in working out a system for r«phona Company said the rest of numbering telephones In the area the material will be coming in ansi facilitate the transition from O O "in a steady flow” from now oa, the present to the future system, nntil th* U tter part of 1N7, whan when all numbes will be formed pair the new toll-free service, connect­ by an exchange prefix fnllomal ing 70.000 telephone* ovtv an by five numera’s. area of 52* square ntllea in O r Exchange prefixes for Winter ange and Seminole Counties, will Park and surrounding area are go into effect. Two official* of North Electric ENCOURAGES CRIBBING Company were on hand here to LOS ANGELES UP - A driver receive the new equipment and training ichool has had its license ndvten Winter Park Telephone revoked because It gave stu­ Company technician* on It* In­ dents too much service. The de­ stallation: Erie Brook#, North partment of motor vehicle* said Electric assistant director of de­ the school gave the students pen­ velopment; and Carl Foster. cils with answers to the driver’s North Electric resident engineer test printed on them. •nd general r*pr#e*ntative for the State of Florida. Totter has Columbia University U provld O nt air# f ilt every foot. been entrusted with th* direct ing to scholarships for studious supervision of th* lnstallsioa of who have hid to flee Hungary the new equipment, lit will also1from the Soviet invasion New Equipment Being Installed In 'Phone Building HOLEPROOF Heather Doon c o tt o n lin ed n yl on stretch s o c k s NOTICE S EN K A R I K GLASS and P A IN T CO. M cR A N EY — SMITH PA IN T and GLASS SM ITH OUTBOARD MOTORS W ill Be Closed M onday D ecem ber 24th Open Til 9 pm Friday and Saturday C liu i J & y fh ie n < 7 MEN'S 306 E. 1st ST. WEAR 3ANFOKD I'HONE 1222-J H is lentil...and H is Greatest Thrill I Nine time* before he lias stood in his dealer's show­ room mill accepted the kc.vs to a new Cadillac car. And yet, ns often as he has re-cnacted this glorious event, lie knows that there is something very special alxuit today. For tills is more titan a new Cadillac. Tills is the newest and most advanced Cadillac car ever to find its way from drawing board to production line. And imagine, for just a moment, the many wonderful thrills that await him as he takes tins keys anti starts otT on Ills first journey home. To begin with, there will be his discovery of Cadillac's brilliant new performance. The car is so smooth and responsive that it will be a revelation. Then, as he takes the sweep of the boulevard, there will lie the added thrill of those admiring glances that will come from Itis fellow motorists. ^ And how satisfying it will lie to find that Cadillac owners themselves have a special aflectioa for the man who rides in the neu> "car of cars”. Ami finally, of course, there will I* the joy of that wondcrtul "welcome home" as he turns into the familiar driveway and cunics to a silken atop, I'or a new 1957 Cadillac is the prize of anv family , . . an,I the pride of any neighborhood I * s * * W by not come in soon for a preview of this thrilling experience? Wc have a 1957 Cadillac waiting in our show-room—and we will l>e happy to give you a personal demonstration at any time. Whether it'* to be your first or your second — or your fifth or your tenth Cadillac—you're in for a wonderful surprise I H O L L ER M O TO R SA L E S COR. 2nd & PALM ETTO AVE. PHONE 1231 �Dorcas C la ss Has THE SANFORD HERALD Thur*. Dw. 20, 1958 Pair* 8 Truthseekers Christmas Meeting Have Christmas A t Crabtree Home The Dorcas Class of the First Party Tuesday Baptist Church held Itr Christ- So cia l fcv&ntbi ......... mas meeting Tuesday night a* *v* The Truthseekers Class Christ' mas P arty svas held Tuesday! Tuecdaj home* of Sirs. W. I. Crabtree, Projects For Year afternoon at McKinley Hall, with 125(1 Palmetto Ave, with Mrs. A. L. Thomas, Mrs ft. A. Cohen, and Mrs. It. F. Crenshaw presiding. Chosen By Members The meeting was opened with Mrs. R. J. Schmidt as eo-hosfe«sthe singing of “Joy To The e«. O f Beta Sigma Phi Mrs. J. L. Hobby, class presi­ World”, after which Mr*. Isee Beta Sigma Phi met Monday dent, presided over the meeting, Anderson presented the devotion* night at the home of Mrs. Cor­ at using the Christmas Story ^ r». Gardiner, class The Lake Monroe Home Dem­ don Frederick. A letter was read from Luke, a poem “The True tT* ln prayer and Mrs. M T. onstration C|ub had its Christmas from Dr. Rogers of the Florida Christmas, and closing with a Haynes rend “The Three chests arty Friday evening a t the Mental Institution sent there this prayer. , nm* a'*° •1 ehapter from the book ome of Mrs. Annie McArthur. year. , , “ My Spiritual Diary” bv Dslo A most interesting and enter* Mrs. Paul Marrs, opened the Notice was given of the state taining program was presented; meeting, and after a short busi convlntlon to be held a t the After the business session, plana by Mrs. Mrs. W. S. Thornton, Columbus Hotel In Miami May reading “ The Christmas Dinner”, were* made for a family supper of England, gave a talk on home Members were urged and Mrs. M. W. Castle, who to ho held In January We in England. t0 . , tend. Gifts placed under the beauti­ told about Christmas in other Tho group sang Christmas; fully decorated Christmas tree A letter was read from Mrs. lands. carols, after which they present­ Gertrude Dingfelder expressing On behalf of the class, Mrs.: were exchanged, and the class ed a lowly gift to Miss Myrtie her pleasure at winning the Crenshaw presented the class £rc,?.n,c‘* * to Mrs. W. D. Wilson, Home Demonstration Terri-Lee. doll awarded by the. teacher J. If Stephan, a gift, for, Agent. An exchange of gifts sorority. The doll was awarded a*, which he thanked them and gave!, Delicious refreshment* with A among the members followed. the annual Childrens Christmas a very interesting talk. He told Christmas motif were served to Mrs. Annie McArthur, hostess, party Saturday. Dec. 15. at the a atory “ What If Christ Had Not Mrs. W. D. Gardiner. Mrs. J. L assisted by Mrs. C. E. Jackson, Come" ami offered a prayer for Hobby, Mrs. John Cullum. Mrs. served refreshments to Mrs. W. home of Mrs. Voile A. Williams Margaret Young, Mrs. I n n s Jr. The social chairman reported A. Canup. Mrs. D. K. Inman, they visltol among themselves while waiting for the delicious meal peace, lie closed hy reading por­ Ned M o o s e , Mrs. Richard very good attendance and that A FEW OF T ltr MANY who enjoyed the annual Christmas Supper tions of the Book of Luke and ex­ Miss Myrtle Wil<on. Mrs. J. It. to lie served. (Staff Photo) Knowles, Mrs. John Fuller, Mrs. given by the Alina Miller Circle Tuesday night, are shown here as “ a good time was had by nil”. pressing the hope that all would Griffis, Mrs. C. C. Jackson, Mrs. j Holtzelaw, Mrs. G. H. Sykes, Mrs. Projects chairman. Mrs. J. L. strive to put Christ In ChrtstHazel Gardner, Mrs. E. A. Myers,1 J. E. Andrews, Mrs. M. T. Haynes, nia«. Mrs. Paul Marrs, Mrs. J . G. | Horton Jr., reported that this Mrs. W. W. Horne, Mrs. W. \ After the group had sung sever Andrews. Mrs. C. E. Hlttell, Mrs. *<™P would buy a rocking chair al Christmas carol,, refreshmentsi U Th° m is' Mrt* l . if. Tindel, Mrs. E. Rabun. Mrs. *or both nurseries at the hn,pi wen- served from a beautifully | _ V .j, J. C. Sapp, and Mrs. G. E. Fuhr«lv« » donation to the auxtdecorated table, with Mrs. W. | s<:hmMtm |ln , , liary for the orthopedic table, and * ______________ also ''adopt" a needy family for S. Thornton pouring, assisted by In need of a morale builder? Another bountiful meal was cn- bouipiet of chr/ienthcm um s en­ the roming year. | Mrs. Lee Anderson. On the re­ Try leaning back in a tub full of nY VIRGINIA CONN hanced tho setting. • night as the Anna freshment committee wen* Mrs. Story League Hears Mrs. W. G. Fleming asked for Ju>**‘l Tuesday sponsored It* an­ warm soapsuds onto a resilient Completing the decorations was| The mail brings many Interest- .also for its size, and it would be volunteers to take part in the Miller Circle **• l rawfnrd, Mrs. R. W. foam rubber bath pillow. It's a Christmas supper, to which a lurgo tree Ireestd only xvith Christmas Program Hospital Auxiliary “High Fever nual ; ing things during this M-asou, but a creilit to all if this tournament: Turner, Mrs. Mamie Griffin, and , luxurious but inexpensive tre a t the husbands wcie invited. In soft bluo lights and ornaments. Follies”. eon!-! he brought here. If so much! ^*r». Wait* of the affair wn» Mrs. A. Coder the tree were placed the: one of our better known Navy At Meeting Monday Mrs. A A. MeClanahan was charge Those present were Mrs. R. F. ambition can be harnessed for . . . . . | , i wives has really hit the jackpot, Ever fill the cavities of baked ,h-U ,hj# brilllHnt frp(l use in the sport of golf. I'm siir Crenshaw, Mrs. R. M. Mason, The December meeting of the • welcomed back to the group, P. Bow-craox, who was assisted gifts brought by each g u m . La er |( halves of acorn squash with by several other members of the in the evening the pre-ents were Sanford Story League was called after having been in Tennessee ture received a card from no1prised that other enterprises have Mrs M. If. Brock. Mrs. Ios* And­ creamed ham? Nice for lunch or circle. opened by ail those atten d s". erson. Mrs. lx E. While, Mrs. supper. to order by the president, Mrs. f°r the past ten months. other than Elvis (the pelvis) fallen so far in arienrs. The Elks Club was beautifully Two interesting programs wcie The ilelicious covered dish meal Presley hlmsetf wishing her a Mabel Blount, Mrs. Jf. W. Castle, H. L. Moore, the prayer was of­ A beautiful silver platter was decorated with Christinas b"!l*, consisted of turkey, with all tha fe re d , and minutes were read and presented by Mrs. R. R. Saxon “Cool Vule and a Frantic First” presented to Verne Smith for win­ Mrs Charlotte Reynolds, Mrs. on “ Environment” and Mrs. long strips of red and green crepe trimmings, pies, cake* and var­ in her confession she admitted ning tho K.ider tournament. The Oclavia RumhUy, Mrs. Carrie Approved. OLD HETSV paper and glimmering tinsel. The entering a contest put on by a prize, of course, W donatod by Draps-r, Mrs. W. E. Jameson, Mrs.] A Christmas greeting from the Herbert Stenstrom on “Nature”. long dinner tables were overlaid ious side dishes. (Dodge) Refreshment were served by W. E. Wells, Mrs. C. C. Priest.I During tho evening prizes were National Story League president, with white linen cloths and placed awarded to Mrs. lamo, Thompson magazine in which one makes as Kadcr's Jewelry store. Jeanne Mr*. FOR SALE. the hostesses. Mrs. Gordon Fred­ J. R. Ifoulr, Mrs. Alice many words as possible mlt of Fntuk placed second but was not Mrs. James Kirk, wa« read and erick and Mrs. Robert Cuthing, lengthwise were branches of and Marcel Faille Winning a ce­ “ Elvis Presley." The grand prize there to reeeivo her prize Ruth Hoyne. Mrs. W. 5 Thornton. Mrs.! If I can find her • good home Mrs. W. I* Roath. program chair­ to the following: Mrs. Ralph bright Brazilian pepi>er. “Snow'' dar chest and its contents of linen was * Hi-Fi i«t, but our gal was Herron extended thanks to Kan- W. R Chapman, Mrs. C. L. Hew- Reason for selling: She has a man. read The Christmas Story Belts. Mr*. Harold Chapman. covered bottle* hell flickering nnd blankets and other household one of the hundred luckywinners rhori McRoberta ( although not son, Mrs T. E Wilson and J. H. littb»**<ttcr, 10 waist and 47 from th» book of Luke. Mrs.--J. t„ .. . . i ----— Horton Jr . Mrs. Mai candles which cast a >oft glow items was Jim Spencer who won in album of records by there) for her part in the -.ecent ' Stepahnn. Visitors were .Mrs. J. bust. — One owner-sine# 1941 Mrs. C. E. Williams told a story colm Mr, A A McCIana- over the holiday setting Each At the ronclu*mn nf the enjoy­ you know who. This mailt* her tournament. Ruth Herron wax al­ If. Stephan, the Rev. and Mrs. | Driven hy Old Couple-wh#n “The Legend of the First Christ i han. Mrs. A. O. Roberts, Mrs, place u.i* marked by ., “StarryWyatt, and Mrs. T*\i\' permitted by children — Low able evening. Mrs. Kd Cox. circle iY * tatlr with joy, especially rdtwe so given a haml for having work' Mlttou mas Tree", after which a hum- Herbert Stenstrom, Mrs. Sam eyed" angel which was made president, expressed her thank» she j» now obviously on his mail ed so hard. Uovd of Anthony, former presi-j speedometer reading-high act­ ual mileage— Itsdin picks up a Jtfimus Story, “Vnrle Tightwad's Thurmond, Mr*. R. B. Saxon. from a small sucker For a skirt dent of the class. few stations—Fluid drive—#w Present at the luncheon w-ere ^Thriatmax Gift” waa told by Mrs. Wallace Tyre, Mrs W. G. the little angel wore > lare paper to Mrs Bower»ox and her com- ing list. «nd probably a full m tloes who worked to make the fledged member of his fan club. cond Motor rebuilt —-several Grace Martin, Delores Russell, Mrs. H. L. Moore. Fleming. Mrs. E. W. retrrson..'*oi,'p am* forming the halo was event n succcjs. Be sure to add paper-thin slices And a cool Yule to you too years ago—Concave fenders— Augusta Russell. Jane McKihhon, Refreshments werw served by Mrs. Ralph Cowan Jr., Mrs. Al- a colored pipe cleaner. A large The Women’s Golf Association Sally Strauss, Jo McDaniel. Mrs. of orange or lemon when you arc called hy some— dented— Di­ the hostesses for the evening, fred Greene, Mrs. Ioyd Swain, held its December luncheon today II. II. Coleman. Lucille ller/d, cooking prunes. Th# citruv gives) stinctive smell — Front Seat Mrs. James Young. Mrs. Mabel and Mis* Betty Billhlmer.' 'Christm as Spirit' roveT, tulone, part white duck at the Mayfair Country Club. Veal Mrs E. C. Dayman. Vem Smith, Just-right flavor. Brown, and Mr*. Clarence S n y _______________ —from old pair of pants— cutlet was tho main pisve d« re­ Mary Sue Compton. Mrs Krnnk Devotional Topic For a really goo.) tasting plain Largest glove compartment In sistance, wilh many other good Mebnne Jr.. Muriel Scott. Carol Table decorations were arrang- Lutheran Church world (none) reach things, u< the buffet during tie- Albrecht (an older member, now muffin, me four tablespoons each the ed by Mrs. Gretchen Crowell, i jA * J k i At Fidelis M eet of butter (or margarine) and su | through Into spare — Tough: winter months is always va.-icd T h u r sd a y going to Pensacola), Genivieve car for two rup* of flour. mean, will mnko semi-trailer using a Christmas scene, consist-, L Q Q I 6 S A l Q M e e t S At 7 p ill. the Brotherlimal of A Christmas atmosphere pre­ an>l delicious. takn to the wood-—Green book Woodruff, Blanche Nicely, Mr*. ing of lighted candles, a figurine vailed at the regular meeting of The table a r r a n g e m e n t s listing S7.50 below zero-for tho First Baptist Church will I (,’rcela Higgenhothatn, J a c k l# Ohf the madpnna, and an open Toniqht A t 7:30 me. to a Girl Scout, the choice of hauling to bone-yard — Senti­ serve a Christmas supper to its the Fidelis Class of the First were done by U uls P a r kBible against a background of Mr*. M. G. Hodge,. Secretary of members, their wives nnd sweet Baptist Church, which was held i r, nnd wen- composed nt green Crawford, Keen Ivey, An n # getting something new for thrt mental value $t(9 00 Marsh, Ruth Herron, Myrtle black with gold stars. the Ladies Aid Society of the Lu­ Choir #t the home of Mrs. M. D. Ilum- pine boughs with gilded pine Adams, Frenchle Ring, Shirley troop beats mine on what to get At the close of the meeting theran Church of the Redeemer, hearts. The Intermediate O. V. HERNDON •ones, Brazilian pepper, red can­ garner on West Twentieth Strret Perkins, (Jinny Conn, Jo Symcs, for my mother-in-law. So help If the group accepted an invitation announced that the regular mon­ will rehearse at 7 amt the Adult on TuiMlay evening, with Mrs. dles and Christmas halls Tim • (Jiace Thomas, Ida Ilea Wilson, you can. now that they have mad# Choir at 8 p in. A t r i e r k 'i O ffice from Miss Martha Fox to come thly meeting would be held this The mcoting of O. K S. Semi­ Bumgarner ami her group noting was a small tree, underneath Helen Carraway, Cille Heard, up their minds. to her home and see and enjoy evening at the church. The meet­ which many gifts wero placed for Mildred Smith and l.ih Cleveland. nole, Chapter No. 2 will he held as hostesses. the various Christmas scenes ing at 7:30 p . m. A beautifully decorated tree Association members m.l at Masonic Hall at 8 p. m. Each The BO () is a place of beauty made and presented to her by Mr*. Hodges requested that all person is to bring a one dollar stood at the end of the long living guests. Hetty Guv P'lal- ' ■might, hut I'm afrnid the creilit the late Mrs. Elvra Garner. members bring their L. W. M. L. ' gift for Christmas exchange. room, under which gifts were (aim with her magnificent ero-s ■onnot go to members of the quarterlies sml mite boxes, Tho Dorcas Class nf the Com­ placed for an v-xehange hy the covered with masses of ilillc.i"t Wives club, but rather to two j Election of officers will be held munity Church in Up,n!a will members later in the evening. Magnolia leaves were artistically members of the Wives club. Het­ and it is hoped that ill members meet at 2 p. m. at the horn# nf “The Christmas Spirit" was nuts, pine rones and tiny bc'.ls, ty Guy and .lean Stetson who ' will attend this Important meet­ Mrs. W. A. Starnes on Grapeville the Inpie of the devotional which placed to set off th# creation were the only ones to show op. ing. Final plans will also be made On the mantle in the other I'm sure the hachelors will ap­ Mr*. John Williams and child­ for the annual Chri-tma* party. Ave. All members are requested was given by Mrs. R. A. Wiliams to try to be pre-ent as this is a Mrs. nutttgnrner presided over a, room wer# pine bougha and red preciate their efforts, as both ren, Bobby, Johnnie, Julie, and 1business meeting. ihort business session, nt which i hihicsii.s. A business meeting was girls are expert In such matters. Sarah Anne, arrived yesterday Reservations for the Valley of time ,i collection was taken for held in which the State Golf Hv the way, one of the Girl from Norfolk, Va., to spend the St. John's Scottish Rita Masonic the “ U tile Moon Christmas Of­ tournament was discussed. This Scoot troops Is badly In need of holidays with Mrs. William'* year it will be held at Napl -, Party to I k held at tho Shrine fering", a fund used toward a tent to sleep four adults. Mrs. mother. Mr*. Edward Higgins. Club at 6:30 p.m. may be made furthering Southern Baptist mis­ April 7. Sanford would like to James (l.lly) Buckler Is the lead­ Cdr. William* is aboard the U.S.S, have it In 1958. Seems a long er, so you may contact her if you by phoning 2508. All Scottish Rite sionary work in foreign fields. Wyandot in Antartica, with Oper­ Mn-ons arc invited to attend and Mrs. Vernon Davis was intro­ time away, hut them things must have one to sell. Yes, thiy Imve a tio n Deep Freeze No. 2. urged to bring a 50c gift for the duced as the new secretary trea­ be planned In advance. Sanford, money. The lent Is to ho u-eil Christmas Party. surer of the rlass to fill the it sos-mi to me is v#rv progres for mothers who arcnmpanv the Mr, Theo Pat# is visiting her .- Ri It \ Y varany caused hy the resignation girls oo their overnight ramping •Ister in Defuniak Springs, where The Past Noble Grand's Club of Mrs. C. S. Sheppard. sandwiches, divinity and cnff»c trips. The Girl Scouts have their she will remain through Christ­ of the SeminoU itclivkah Lodge The meeting was opened by were served later in the evening pup tents, hot the poor mothers mas. will hold its Chrj.<tmas Parly at the group singing “ Living For Those enjoying the party were are often hard up for zhelter. ri .10 p m. with Mrs Hrndte Wil­ Jesus", and following the busi- Mrs. Gatehel, Mrs. L. F Garner, This same troop U the one hy the Mr. and Mr, W. A Adams are liams, Mr*. II L Moore, co ne«s session Miss Marcia Hum- Mr*. Mu-scngcr. Mrs F. E roop- way who trimmed the tree for leaving Friday to spend Christ-j hostess. Gifts will he exchanged. g.irncr entertained the members ,>r .lr . Mrs. R. A. Williams, Mrs th# Salvation Army, and spoilt mas in Detroit, Mich., with their! Pit-use make reservations. by playing Christmas carols on Arnold Williams. Mrs It E days down them wrapping pre­ daughter, Mrs. Bob O Neil. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Walton an­ The Junior Choir of the First the organ. She was accompanied Turner. Mrs. Guy Bi-hop. Mrs. sents, w-a-hlns oranges and p.uknounce the birth of a daughter # Miss Biarthc Kennedy it going at 5:30 urn. Wednesday morning Baptist Church will rehearse at by .Mr*. Guy Blahap at the Hugh Duncan, Mrs. Annie Mae log boxes of candy. Also. Lily 3:30 pm. piano. Bowen, Mr- Vernon Davis. Mrs Buck lor. in rnnlunction with E-’a Tbit genuine iruh-^inj -sneers c.binef to Gainesville to.epend the week-' at Orlando Air Force Base Hosp­ SATI'MIAY in d e e ir.-lilinn.l uyling ie equipped Mrs. V. C. Messenger, acting Harold Davis. Mr- II W I Itar Itohh worked on the winning end and Christmas with her ital. The little miss weighed 8' a with ( n u n . lap Irons com rot panel The n.A.’s of the First Baptist is "Santa'* presented each mem­ Mrs. J P. Whitaker, Mrs p»u Mont in the Christmas paradi tin Sister, Mrs. John Hintcrmister. lbs. and has been named Glenda of beuthed h im u c o loeee, tity-co Moatt lim a Church will meet at 9 a.m. ber w-ith a gift from the tree. (heir divisionI. Vod that is where linn Miller, Mrs. Bumgarner and Lynn. n . h . Fritum new (i t Double-DirtsA beautiful s.lver v.*a| Miss loueno Tranklm. they got their money. And believe linnal I’-mer Tuning which permiis Miss Betty Ann Munson will butter dish and silver butter I ■tunnel changing it the mete poch of will be In charge of refreshments, arrive tonight from Sophia New• hutioik and Mike Durak and Dottle Boll- knife were presented to Mrs F. come College in New Orleans, La., Telephone FREE ENfiRAVlMJ ON i inger will pruvide music for E Gatehel, tencher of the claxj. to spend the holidays with her Refreshments of fruit cake, dancing. KVEU\ I III.NC parents, Dr. anil Mrs. Leonard Party Is Dec. 21 Munson. The employees of the Tele­ Cuff L.nk A Tie phone Company are looking for­ Bar Set. by Vnron ^ Sir. and Mrs. U. A. Moreland ward to • gala evening Dec. 21, It S|ieuie| trill have visiting them for the when they will have their Christ­ SL'.'t) up holiday* their son-in-law and mas party a t the Elk's Club al daughter, Mis. Ralph Cox, lau g h ­ 3 p iu. Pen A Pencil S.-ti ter, Marcia, of Houston, Tex., and Misa Tommye Methvin is In Waterman A Parker their son and daughter-in-law, Lt. charge of arrangement* and Mi«s $5 95 up nnd Mrs. Herbert Moreland, and Faye Millhof will do tho de­ The mocs -erciiile lele-iuon fa ihe world. to 12 in. stze. Available children, Bidge and Michele, of corating. Mr*. Eddie Mossman Bud Va-es. 8 Ii<h model it sa ill pmpoee mluiion to tn Platinum or Gold Design. New Orleans, La. and Misa Emma Jean Methvin multiple -iewing problem.. G E PnrtsWe $2.00 up TV goes wilh muni lo the kitchen, with did "England Topic O f Talk Given At Monroe Club tt ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Elks Club Is .Gaily Decorated For Anna A\iller Annual Supper Conning The News t ic k im i'k *(p sA A n m d & : VALUES ELECTRIC Uft/iaVifcii&H ABINET TELEVISION NOTICE Reservations for the annual Christmas Dance of the Seminole County InterFraternity Associa­ tion will he taken Thursday December 20 From S:"0 — 9:30 P.M. Decanter Set• Tie Set* by An-nn A Speidel $ 1 9 5 up FR E E G IFT W R APPING watch. $ 74.30 FTI ft — LONGINES. Unique styling in aristocratic 14K gold case. $ 113.00 FTI Sanford Jewelry & Luggage Co. 30o Sanford Ave * Phone I3W Only Mem tiers Who Have Paid Their Dues May Make Reservations. Telephone 1200 /OUR PERSONAL G-E TV GOES WHERE YOU GO $17-50 up __________ $ 57.50 up TH E M A Y F A I R I N N to the den. wuh «u in ihe pl.t room . . . on trips, ro school, lo ihe Kr-ictk $1,110 up The Perfect Gift for the Hnme. Silver Plated T-tx Server* The World’s Most Honarid Watch A - LONOINIS. Elegant #«• pantion bracelet accents this fin# COSTUME JEW ELRY Jhank TIojiU JE W E L E R 110 S- Park ' Phone 1291 ■T00A7 Iff THf COAVlfTI UNf OF O-i TV "■*H"»e\ SANFORD ELECTRICCO. 116 MAGNOLIA AVE- PHONE 112 re.MCWMD DUUI I I R IIA L t& lllC IftlC T E L E V IS IO N �_ • • '* 1 1 B 8AKVDKD B E K A ID Jh s L S a n fa to t M SOKC > la m s a & •tosh “CVft.u ii-i aawcsnn a s Bobby times* d is h a ld v t4 - l* lUrslf sf* tV b «t m 3& U \a. m jass-sv 8KSS, liisws. IW i Itruh M l I.] ClAmlif itoeowis VftVW Poe K M fc? f t 9 a p ia st dte Dptaad etoh," could hare b * « avoided with a _____obto, we think we siub.but torir f m wo mosv eB prisaced Win tabs rite m r t firm mUM Layer arid, “ aad wo m T p m. whs* thay fact tha Doylay ftoteewa that win right proud to ton beys- TheyTl Laid BaUdep la tha spaaing wurfe agaiaot Uem " U yrr said give Ovtede something thsy rs game af the Pbal Amssel laari- HH gUWo|3l tW DtLuri BoQ* pot expecting to toughness. Bate Ceoty teftterimul Basket* dega had n height ndvaatop ever They’d like rosy much to go tola baB Tssmimme, The tourna­ the BsmiaeUs. ton lemtoetoe wtP toe finals to this tournament.” ment win feature the b i b b sll have b w i apeod- “Ws plan an It all shapes into a series of teams af l amjatei wgk. HeUad •sing this spued to Urn best to games that will mesa something Htob. Uma* R«k. a 3 Oviedo, tur ability" Layer sumlnued,and 10 Sanford and Seminole County ovtei* will face tfmea to tha that means an aH-wt Uuacking If to* people got behind U with their support. F o r two nights this •weed pam af tha twin hUL lbs to the fast break." lined pm e ia nhidPlH to 0ri When ashed about the one sid­ week the people will be bl* t* uadarway at • p. m. ed sceras racked up sgslast toe watch as fine a group of basket­ The feus ctobp wlfl *Uy aa ett- l amtealci, Layer said, “ At the ball players as can be found to tontie* teurmameHt lav lb* PO beginning to tha sense* the p a ck ­ to* area. Tfep ________ O a .& V U W Seminoles |Take Court In Basketball Tournament U tT >K2WT*S WESrLTO ® FSU's Basketball Casares Ends Year 20 Team Not As Good Yards Short Of Record is f e W S P v r t w to 4J _ _ S T- H w t« wm 1 bulaWls (4*1 As Last Year's 5 RMSSCTN ha 14 •a' ool voted geafard MenId SsibatbiB Kick Caanrea, tbo former U ni-iaM attampU. Th e only player vertH j of Florida fulTbaok. who N F L history to top B u t waa la t partner to a Seminole County Steve Van Boren, who totaled !«• Oviedo to kigkly fsvoted to ate A yards far the Philadelphia lire lleaor MS business, and who led the ChicsDip im m u mme aL. Bute Ovtedt aid M U atrMtca T A IX A H A M K l, r U - f t o r D sU a d era sad tot aled so far ia a B ean to the National Football Ragles to IPdl. •tote Univ*frttyflatol»*<J w*D goo's Weatera Division chats( Di t t o " i ' " 1 regular sstsgd P*»r OUto Matson of tbe Chicago C a r te five estegorloe to sstfcaai i pfeashlp, wound up tbe 1P3P re- dtoals gave tha aecoad beat run­ Fred Oaaas. atktoito director to sr fifties to the ftmil nsttoft r*toss­ gular season only 28 yards abort ning perfermaace with PM yards Top Bi r u u Ii Hlfk ickool i i U t t i ed today W tbe Nsttonil Cotls- aI equalling tbe league record to oa 111 carries, also giving him an r4 toritoy, ‘T ie a n pveed to brto« to l » l.u flato Atbtotie Berean. void* £iln«d r v h if lt average gate of 41 yards. iMdavd aad lamiatow Ceeaty a 9 w n W is Casares grinding out 1» yards Ralfbotk Bobby R*M figured rasrdiantloB to compatltloo within Quarterback Bddie Brawn of the Ka-* Dmcob'S oaoo MS t t l to two esWgooto*, tW*W»t »>* to last Sunday'* -clincher against Bears, who ranked second among T<Bf tbe area. Ws be** Urn many peeFoster 4*1 • * -IH to tbe nation to roMag. and lltb tbe Detrait Lions, ran tbe ball for nassers to 1P3S, finished first this Qalolrio IS-S) ^ ** pie who are to W sto d to high s — era n i i « u a school athistles will realise tbs 1J M yards to U gaae* for an year with 96 comp^Umu out of >:s.i:tKvra ats.se to tbo nation la puatlag. s.as as# I i - H lu r t -r t>*o Kean picked ep t o jsrd* to average of 4 J yard* per earry oa 161 passes thrown for 1,07 yards, O k iillr ! « » A t o M M . l t• Additions 1 hours tbs beys bare — TI«D as* 7 t-S* sacrificed from their Christmas IW cantos to triad op with a |i touchdowns, and an average Ultl* Qalal-U H-»1 PUSS _ » : « rushing T * r ii| « , aad bo p a r vaegttow* to make toil tourna­ p i n of P-P2 yards. V -toXIUHT-S CSTNINS n n o f p e r M / i a mss* ment a highly competitive and tod B B « « s tor an sm o g * of BUly Wilson of Ian Francisco Ret* Stoat. Sky Falco*. H1«h # . « yards per kick. caught 60 passes far tbe first Und Filar. Dark P>ole#- Mr. DoS* thrilling one, and we bops the quo*. U tw M o »«|ll*. n u t wily people Will tunt oqt to see some Johnny S h e p p a r d , florid* time to his career, gaining PM Cltiba fine basketball-” Itato'a place-kicking specialist, yards and scoring an evsa desen •stcono Harts—a/ie his* Bod Layer, head batostbaU Ootjcn cr»*t. Compronil**. Irtato finished « k to potoU oftertooehtouchdowns. ikortejt. Lok* Como. Jllt *4 JUt. le v a , eouoctiax on IS out of IP In points. Detroit’! Bobby Layne IUrt.tr* Ilillmaan. Booal* Flariar, coach for tbe Seminole* said ear­ lier to the week that DsLead had •IA N FRANC 1*00 UP— Tha was tbf leadng scorer with 99, Cool KUt fllr the seaspa for a t r i « W TH IR D RSCH— S/IS Hilo beta wnll scanted stoee the first coaches to the Bait-West Gama followed by Casares with P4 and •«e. FOl krrlblo. ass Chortta WUd Uatlar menttaf with the lemtoolea. "Wo Tbe SamtooUa finished X4U» to to be played at Koaar Stadium George BUnda of thr Bears, who ltoam*r. Caymoa K*/, acboUr. Ulsla fWa, I'ot Marl*, knew pretty well hew we stotk tbe aatloa to team pant rctanu, oo Dec. 29 are a light-hearted scored It. bsihlnf lleme lot— because win or lose the ala Norm Van Brocklin of the Bams SPd Tifth to the Ration to tu rn ru t RTis » s tn - 4 /ts ifMo M l k M appreciative. Niina’a Aon. J»a Arnold. IwlUtftpitot* after toechdow*. successfully, defended his punting coo Rtholloo. Or Tao. Rural 0*4. Heat alumni take a dim view championship, finlityng with a «tr liar (So. SriakOT ASO tribe baaka hauled to a punt* FIFTH BACK-t/IS Rlio tor m yard! and a ISP a re r of defect and quite often It means 43.1-yard average. Krn Rons of the u e for the pigskin pilot In­ tha Cleveland Browai was the Raaar Hab*. A4» A»»K Swjft M e. Rutlar tear Factor. Romblln Tbe Xeaatoeiei eenaeetad on a volved. But to this one. the “ alu­ number one maa ia punt returns, H'.ma Orr ORallly, C«ran«ot*l. mni” is composed of crippled chil­ potting an averago of 1*4 nrarlnna Mar ad » extra M a i aitampta for a • ISTH RSCR—S/IS HR# percental! of J W . la addition to dren la various Shrine hospitals yards Roush Afast. W. F/a Christie. Iheppard'a JO to IP to extra point and Use outcome of tbe game Is Kanlax. M!m No»»lty. Blot Bolt. MHalnht Ordtr telaralow. I^odar placement aitampta, quarterback not as Important an th« cause. Oiler So tbe coaches head Into this (me Corao ran far three extra SKtrVTII R 4 ( T — 4 /IS BP* Mooatalo Fllrr (Vt* M*-0-SS*. points, and end Bob Notions boot- one without the usual palpitation Wilbur* Itoyat View. Flaaloo ret. and their cate la reflected la their fU trr. ___________________ • •no Plrktn Bua. Koutharn 8tra*k. light-hearted b*ateying. Wofidrr Roll One of the top jokesters among till.ISTH a ira -S /IS HIS* Fair Fraddr Id|* 1lollsr. Major the coaching crew which include* NEW YQHK • » Cuey Stfn r-ndT. ?!r-'»fc. ffo» R-k"** To*rS>rr Terry Brennan of Notre Dame, Moan Mstcsr. taeesder U4r, Re* S M gel of ths Yjnkeee and Birdie Boh Buck Shaw of tbe A ir Force Aca­ sixth R srr— 4/is wit# TebDtta of ths Rsdlrgi, a pair of demy. Bip Engle of Penn State II i m i , MitrS, Mies Rlttertw**' and Blanton Collier of Kentucky pilots from entirely different ntd (H tt« Stilt Resrh Firs. Osy schools, were named the ms (or Tude-e*. V »1 ntsklrr rn «H > Ph»TA L L A K A JS E E — A comparison la bulky Jack Curtice of Utah, league’s managers nf tha yesr|"« ____ . . . „.. Curtice kcopo 'em to aUtebei a #f figure* and statlstles between M,.^^T(v?, r.d * o*ti* uiu» full novelty for tbe coaches. Like when by tho United Press. Florida State’s present basketball Both tho «7 year old Stcngrl, Wl"d t ”H- M<rtij* s»ori"r R«lter. be told them that be was from team aad last jraaris model will Tr**' Kentucky and had been born in winner of his sixth woild chnmgxplsto to some extent tbe Seim■ ■ a log cabin slightly on the shabby plan ehip this yssr, 3nd ths 45! tooles* 7 0 ranUnx after seven year old Tebbetts, who tod Cin- Regarded mors s« "on. of the faraei, whereat the 195S-56 team cinnatl to a surpriilngly strong boy*’’ by Ctnrlnnstl players, than Poor But Freud . flood 4 *S after tho same number u'Ur a m ;v / « » ttsyv- ll-ll riftIMtBUf!8 to $ & % ,R fj:{ East-West Coaches Are Light-Hearted EJgbt carloads containing ear9 thoroughbred* checked to at Hia­ leah to one day to November to prepare for tha winter meeting. Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E! -*V WRUAM H TTCratraJ Press Writer m N ic e , FRANCK, a ho* con­ strictor. missing since August, was captured la a railroad na­ tion >aahr rat t Ranks to Its hug­ ging habit. Th* chiliad aerpent a furnace writing mystery storlsa. On# would think anybody who had anything to do with laUrnaUoaal U politics would And that oubjoet puzzling enouglt I 1 I Th* Loadou fressit syslsm h*t) B fraud pi«ao lh*> low#body #r/C t I t I h Busload oa uaharw rkU4 os oa* a/ (to ashtray traton. Jssl •roe oa aat* oa o raffl* Iklul Ua overtight, Ino1rfesbf. 1 bought Hr (hr m*(h«Frto-h«. Thol Should Ftes i! • foal start ia Nfr. iU m m c # (A , U L ' I I (•FiFH* mow. m w rm i ! *▼•- HwFs a (Ha* to I t t UH hu a far bettor world, says 1alfM . Mo (UpiHi It IwH•4 so leng ho got hemsilih to* Milt, the sterling printer, when conflict between East sad West hit IV sot, I I I Premier Solomon Bawdonulb* of Ceylon has b*«n rslaxiag by Win be limited to that toot bell « on th* Pacific. Coast .*»! g*ms New Tsar's Day. > (U)OX T H IS D IN N E R IN Stengel, Tebbetts Are M ajor League M anagers O f Year Good Showing Made By FSU In National Collegiate Report ing staff caid that wo could ant Nay hi • wide open, free scoc tog basketball game Wa knew that mn only hope waa to play a attff defensive gams and run the haB Wa don't have to* ex­ perienced clubs basket for baaant. It haa taken toe beys same lima to get their feet oa tbs ground aad gat * fsod defease. hot they’re improving, fad I think they’ll b* to* surprise of tbe tournament." Tbe Oviedo Liens will bring to Sanford a team of championship calibre, and the Du da clan ia ex pectod t# dominate too fastnrf parts of the tournament The Lyman Greyhounds arc scrappy bunch and ccording to coach Jim Payne, they are plan ntog an stuck that will revenge tha solid thumping th#y got at tk* band* of OTiedo earlier to tb< aaason. “ K*n Miller is progress tog real well,” Payne u ld . “ Wa'vg bad a lot of bad breaks that After tonight’s games, tho 1oa*Q era will op*n tomorrow night's schedule with a eonsolstlon game getting und*vw«X *t T P- ra - fal­ lowing to* consolation came, tha twp winners of tonight's twin h>U wiB face cask *th*» far the la m ­ ina!* County Championship. Gama time is tonight at 7 p. nu to the Seminole #JUgh audi­ torium gym- F R O Z E N L O B S T E R T A IL S * P O TA TO PUFFS I N U T t S lit S R O O C O U . COFFEE *We wars too poor to pitot and third place finish In th# National Sumgrt Is among tho Yankoas, . T o dato Coach Bud Kennedy's too proud to whitewash,” Curtice League, won tha title* hr over- ,TcbbtU» admits he uses Bsyebi) | W,le.,mln? / !®2r to • gre*| ostsnt in himjllqg pharfts bare Korod 4U point* for gaggad. Curtico goto a lot of milsago «> l#«trt 33 vote* from hi* men and alto ha* a tendoney pn average of U S par gam*. itarting and reltof , Last seaion the Semlnolev had out of th* story of ' th* faitsst bstetisll writer* throughout ths t(l Uie Toxat.” eight Amsrtean Leaguo cities topitcher* totsrrhangeably. tallied 3TI points after the first starting back Th* back wa* alwaysdrawing I wind up with a comfortable mar- StmgsJ on the other hand Seven xamrs for a per rim e avepenaltie* for being in motion so xin over runnerup Paul Richards. do**n't bother too much with d«f ro r« of i n . Throe other big statistical rea* Curtice complained to the official! the Baltimore manager whn was eotogy. A linauD-Jiigglor of th# flrit onJfr C |^ to a firm Iw sons the Semtnolei of ’36-’57 to one gsme snd told him to keep named on fiv# bsllto*. . Tebhctu gathered 43 v isa and |n th* platoon aren't tha u m a at lost itaaon Ws syo on the boy “bossUM he '_ are Jim m y Oler, Gary Wold, and starts co fast you Juit think he s had an even greater margin than 10„m0V?n " , . u Stc,w*,• Th# R«ltog*’ manager’s Mickty Mantla is the first to Dirk Artmaler. Those three scored a grand to* wWetla^hto^sfftto*' lh* ^ n,hy closest computit°r was Wilt Ale- l „ 4 ,h. AmorUsn Usgus in homo ble *iln. u>n, who Io«| tha Brooklyn Dodg* rim two jraars lw lucaaubn ilnct tal of 1JTP points lest year to \Khu "U s wasn't in motion," Curtice ers to the National Loigu* pen- 1943 when Ted Williams did it. rank t - 3-3 in scoring offense for nant. Alston received three votes. tbo Bemlnolrs. That left exactly fcrsamsd. “ No, It wssnk for that," tbe of­ Although TvMwtt* j* a great Detroit light heavyweight Chuck 144 points among nino other play­ ers who tompromliod the team. ficial said. "This penalty Is {admirer of Stengel, he employs SpUser was a captain to tho U. 5 Following those top th ru wera against ths rsit of ths team for different managerial method*. Air Force. Stu Gregory with 138 points, delaying the gam*.’’ Curtice uses what hs calls a 1 Tom m y Garda with 133. and Bob “ smorgasbord offenia'*— “ a little Ward with UP. This yaar, to seven games to bit of everything.” And in no date, Garde Is the froot-runner time at all his gags have the among those three returnees with rest of the soschts laughing hila73 points and an average of 19 4. rtoualv as they forget their recent1 Gregory and Ward, however, are coaching wost. Laugh At fisivts far below par. Gregory bat M They can svtn laugh at thempoints for an verage of 3.3 while Ward haa a 4 3 avaraga thawing stive*, for, a* Cellltr explains, with 13 points In the aavan games. "You Just can't win in this bustHugh Durham, the sophomore ne»»." “ My first yssr at Kentucky,’’ . flash who has been tabbed as OIer*a successor, la giving his ad­ lbs square cut coach recalled, vance billing a hard run for the “ Ws beat Tsnnsnss at their | money, and at present Is leading pises — somslhtog which rrely th« SemlnoUs in scoring- The happens— and on ths train home LouisvQlt, Kentucky guard haa on# happy alumnus caltod ms netted -P points In seven games over aad shook hands." Th s old grad looked him IK S |A record breaking season’s average of I I P per contest, but squarely in ths rye and said: “ Coach, you did a great job to­ Durham still has IP games re ­ maining to which to bettor his day and I’m for you.” Then he paused and added grim* average. Settlor forward Bob Walts of ly: But if they best you next Jacksonville, who scored 29 points In IS games played last year, U year, I'm against you.” These problems art absent in Third In scoring so far this its aoo with tn points to the flirt bunch of young men run so that ■even contests for an average of kids caa walk- And It's reflected In tbs ssqy going attitude of the PS per game. Florida Stato’i opponents hive only football coaches to the coun scored "11 points tu » • » fsr as try who face a gams without mi.average of TT.4 per game, giving giving. This Urns thay can't laic. them exactly 13J points per gam* better than the Tribe. return to action New Year's night The ScmlnoUi will be off for whsn they wilt meet Gsorgts's tbo Christmas holidays, and win Bulldogs to TsUsbssieo. to :f Cook scramblod eggs and bacon In OO ••eonds... 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That night, when the votes were being counted and U wa* * lure sweep for Proaldcnt Elsenhower In Flor­ ida, ho told hla wlfo to start park­ ing. later, aa tho nation- wide re­ sults woro pretty well In, ho yell­ ed to her to s op packing. “ Why?" she oskod / ‘Vow mean we’re winning now?" “No," her husband said, "There’s no place to go" THE SANFORD HERALD T h an ., Dee. 20, 1950, Pag* T FINAL VOTE CAfT - Mon­ day was election day. That’s right. Dec. IT. That was tha day that President Il.enhow er was | | T «TIIX Wary going elected fur a second term. Tho ■round Capitol Hill la about the vote wee 431 for Mr. Elsenhower »'iofl4« politician wna M 4 worlt and T4 for Mr. Stevenson. Monday ■4 M M la Uto ItavoMon cam was the official day for members aim . Ho tokl hi* wU* on «Uo of the Electoral railage to c u t o n l a y lk»t II IrtYsnson illrtn’t their votes- On only two occa­ tarry Florida tltla lin o bo would sions have they voted unanimous­ 6 i 'M itfi * own horse-radish In the back grits. They say we’re eating manufacturer wants to give our yard. (Remember?) Wo would higher on the "hawg.” Maybe we idea a try. here are a few sug­ die laughing if the members sud­ don’t want to eat "up that high." gestion* for titles for these ter­ denly decided someday to elect Maybe. If wc get too high, we’ll rible coneoctlons: "Vote-le i r Roosevelt gave jp only eight votes somebody else. (The best man be eatlq* mirgalve* out of house me," (an nll-o<***lon seent) to Alfred E. London. in the United States for e*am- and home. DM the politicians ever "Tourjoprs No-Tax" (for use un April 15th) "Plceee Believe Me." The law sets up the day ai. pto). Then the politicians would think of that? (when the going If tough), "Beau"the first Monday after the sec­ change tbs system—and In a MERRY CHRISTMAS— Next coup Promise," (for that import­ ond Wednesday In December." hurry. Tuesday is Christmas- .rust a few ant tperch), and "Wo T n , Na According to theory, the member* m an c o s t o f l iv in g -T h e more shopping days. Have you pin,” and the crowning dine.,or meet and choose the man they CP| le back in the news. Ip noticed the perfume ads? Fr«*m of all—’T m Yours, Forever." think is best suited for the Job Washington that mean* "Consum* the titles on tho bottles, the ladies Let’s bops Santa Claus doesn't of Presldsnt. Actually, the mem­ e r Price Index." (The politicians certainly do mean D i m n e s s this read this and get ideas. bers are pledged to vote for a are afraid to call it by name.) year. A man doesn't have, a certain candidate and the out­ It’s gone up again. This time chance. What If the politicians ORIGINAL ALIBI WORKS come is known Immediately fol­ they n y it’s up—not because we vhould get the same idea? They DETROIT UP -H an * J. Stein, lowing the gsnersl election. For are paylag more for the same have tried everything als«; why 43, told a traffic referee he was many years, various members thing—but because we. are buy not perfume? If it is so over "Heightened" into speeding by a of Congress have Introduced bills iep better quality. -And better powering (and I have a friend motorcycle policeman who docw to change the present system, but quality always costs moro. That’s who tells me it Is) why not a up alongside *ad glanced Into the It stays "as is". Wo Ihtak It Is a farfetched way of trying to sof­ few “campaign scents?" Maybe ear. Referee John Carney Imposed a little out of dale- Like cooking ten the awful truth. The eest of the spirit of Christmas has over­ a suspended sentence, saying, "a t on a wood stove or grindiag your grits has gone up. And grits It come us, but'K any tnterprislng least th |( alibi la original." ly—that was for George Wa*hIngton. James Monroe came a dose eccond with only one vote against him. In 193ft Franklin D. p vyW SHOP 111 9 P.M. We have a "Charge It" credit plan to fill every need! TOYS A LL atMVIMO NUNOAMANI buy fruits and vegetable* (top) in tront of war-damaged buildings In Budapest. A message from the Interna­ tional Red Cross says deliveries of food must be stepped up In the capital to prevent many persons from dying of hunger. But for some Hungarians, thosa who managed to escape tho scovrgo of Communtam, tho Christmas season U brighter. At bottom, two tltf refugees react differently to S a n ta Claus In Chicago. Mihaly 1* pressed but Ilblko, 2,_may.not like that "red"sult. _JHntern*t,' ' ¥> w u mgmgwwe B in $ 2 -9 8 Le g a l N o tic e NOTII'K US- t l ’IT HTATK OK F LOIUHA TO: KVA AON KH CltOl.t .Y. aUo k n o w n * i K va A s n « C r u l l e r . An.I F A T H IC lt I* CROLLY, »!•<> k n o w n a* i ’A t r l u k I* C r o llry , h e r tiu d u iv i. MAKY A* UacOO NAl.O And J A. US Annwer nn or h.fora Tu.idar, J a n u a r y IS, A. 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D w .1 0 , 1H 8 THE SANFORD HERALD tgiy UWvorsIty; - Howard AH* ____ I from demaant Mm Clarita AT FLORIDA SOUTHERN from Oberiin; Walter Raoth from Roothcra’a Concert Choir has LoaievUlc Seminary; Janfca Kin- juat concluded three concerto, law from Oawford Lang Ho*pH- They gave a program i f sacred al In AUaotit Marian D»vt« from music at the Methodist Church saga Memorial la Orlando; aad> la. Largo and aae at Catlege i w att wnahar of etudents Hleghta Methodist Church, from. University of Florida, Floe-1 They aleu sang at a presents Ma State University, and Stetson! Uon staged on Lake Minor whiek af 1 / University. | ushered, in the Christmas season ' a ^L-'SK A great many things art on j* • W*F — i £ o w sl & 4Hi ^ ■ their agenda for the aext few Oau* burred a around the! , /.X , . «** days — severs) open booses and, a eupmr-delure motor & 'T i e % • Be GRACE M. m K lC IP B I* parties, the Intarfraternity Dance, “0€t* Xee, Dallai Turnmr, and I ehurth aerrlees, . ir * b o u m v r a n t ej&f, f^ j ■ ^ Christmas with the family — \ Florida Southern students are l i e thought M i'll be bene for Alexander from Flarldn whiek should make for a delight* rasping the beoeftt of the hard­ Christas*” that hag . been runn­ ship they endured attending ing through the minds of all ,r»y Friday hoWayi will bt her* ful Christmas vacation. qiaseen ground Thanksgiving ttadenti everywhere has finally for Sandra and Son* Monfwtan while others were having a bellFRB-BOUDAY KYENTf became a reality — Christmas from Virginia Intarmmri; .Mnrty day. CUsses were dismissed Cameron from Kentucky Wesley* AT BIBWON bahdeyi era hers I Betty Ann Mmeon fromSoWord* cannot dsat riba the December IS end won’t be w a r n ­ T h m r i (dies* luckv phle Newcomb; Frank Thomae beauty of Handel’s “The Mas* ed until January 4, giving the to arrive home last presented by the Stetson students on extra week of vaenand ware FhflJpTonar, Marvin from AnnapoUe; Alko Brown, in fiaeabel, Larry Rkhard Ami Moore, Boeemary Garner, Glee Clubs sod Orchestra under and Ed Wade Gainer. Rannie Onrner the direction of Harold Oiffla on Marian, Jat BRTnr CO-ED AND JOE fN « Georgia Tech; (ram Miami; Boea Coke Boyle Friday evening and Sunday aftmbs M< “ COLLEGE It was an Inspirational from Afnee tod Sammy JaeoOeon from Onto •lamea Davis baa recently been Carter, Bldo Untversltyl Terry Cordell, Bosnia Chaee, Marihm Oalhaun, Jama Me-1 Eobisoo. Allen Maffet from Cit* Singing In this awe Inspiring •eted president of the FSU cherwe w en Berbers O’Barr and Oupter af Lambda Chi Alpha GAIA PARTY AT TUB YACHT CLUB was enjoyed Tuesday tree arc the employes of tba company. Those attending enjoyed e Fete Hargis, while Kirby Rogms, fraternity and will Uka this of­ A night by the employes of the Pietro Manufacturing Company. Mr. turkey dinner with slJ the trimmings and dancing end an exchange ten next semester. James is a ae cm of the bets soloisti. teem* of gilts. Mrs. Merle Coekman assisted by Mrs. Mickle Miller and ed to pear hie soul Into the Re- unlor at FSU and te the son of background behind the beautifully decorated tree. Standing next Mrs. Irene Stanford, war In charge of arrangements and the Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Davie. Con" sff Ph Photo) eHatfre “Thus BaHh the Lord", gretulations, James I to Mr- Plano, left to right, are Mrs. John Piano, their daughter, "Christmassy” decoration*. (Staff Mrs. Jerry Fareila and Mr. Farella. Other* grouped around the the Air "Rut Who May Abide the Dey of His Coming?” and the Air | commended by your team for it, IHand in Hand” sung to Kathy by lege* and Universities.” This re* Marty Cameron will arrive first Umsl T h e Trumpet Shall Sound.” Junior! Harold ns a solo. Congratulation*,1cognition U based upon outstand* home from Kentucky Wesleyan Seen far the audience, who were Junior Metta bah topped off' Last Wednesday the Lambda Hal— and wa hear ths wedding |n( ieholarahip and leadership in Owensboro, Kentucky this week deeply moved by the performin i throuaheut four years of college ce, were, several from Sanford I’or her first visit since entering hit brilliant year as star of the Chi’s of Steteon staged a beautl-1isn’t too far In the future! there in September. AHheugh she FSU football team by being ful serenade for Kathy Jensen of, w o T S * la th a h lf o t honSr — Mrt. Wade Gamer, Mrs. F. Park, pines of Hamid th.rean'be bestowed « a college B: Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin hasn’t made the long distance to selected as one of the two honor­ Winter Marsh, »on of Mr. in d M r,. II. and Mr. Manuel Js«dH on.nda ^ M , ppUud Sammy Milam, F o r r e s t Breckenndge, Sanford before, aha has visited ary co-eaptalns of the team for B. Marsh. As Kathy stood on ths senior at Duke University In . Mr. and Mrs. J. it. Sttnedpher, her lister, the former Miss Jackie the 1958 season. Jonlor had a porch of North Hall in a flowing Durham, North Carolina, has rs* gre*1 7 Mrs.- .Bee Anderson, Jnanita Cameron, In Atlanta on several rushing average of four yards per white formal, tha Lambda Chi’s cently been honored by being one Merry Christmas and a Wynne, Mrs. C. A. Anderson Sr., occasions. I know homo will look ’ carry and second scored M points, sang several beautiful love songs of 48 senior* iriectcd for listing Mrs. M. L. Robinson, J. D. good to her ns It will to several This Is sn outstanding record and with the highlight being “Walk In “Who’s Who In American ColHappy Ntw Yearl ethers who wfi] bn home for thelwa art proud that you have been Stone, tad others. Another highlight of Stetson’s ore-holiday reason took place last night This was the bountiful •audio lighting ceremony which Is' Indeed a beautiful thing to -whaese. At a given time lights wore tamed off la the woman’s derma and egndlas were lighted In every window, while the Glee Club presented a series of wall known Christmas Carols. Preceding this was the Christ mas Vesper Service and the traditional Band concert Christ­ mas music dominated the bard programs, the outstanding num­ bers being "A Christina* Festi­ val”, March of the Toys", “Home for Christmas”, and of course the familiar Chrislm»« carols. e o M fr s i / » i * s •K AU TIFU l,' COMFORTABLE AND THEY 'STAY M SHAPE!1 FOOD ideas UNIVERSITY of MIAMI 4.95 - 7.9 5 Tbs'new Daniel Groan shoe* are brillantly designed; They fit, they ieel like a fine shoe—they’re wonderfully comfortable. We htvw many styles both for Mtn and Women. IV E Y ’S “Where quality Is higher than pries” Before eomlng -home for Christmas on Friday thots at thq University of Miami are Having a round of holiday parties with activities of the various church groups predominating. Sunday night the Canterbury Club held a party at Cantertxiry House which featured Santa Claus, tree decorating, carol ringing and dancing. The Baptist Student Union sponsored an after dinner Christ mat Coffee last night for both stadenta and faculty- The story of the birth of Christ was pre­ sented with narration and music by B8U students. Also busy last week were the Wesleyans who had Santa Clau* as ths featured attraction of their Christmas party. Besides having food and fun. the students want FOR HOLIDAY HOSPITALITY Turn packaged “quickies” into party dishes Ipesriy Mott Turfs—A spicy meat spread plus large, crispy brown* ami-serve rolls, that's all there b to it! Hollow out the rolls when they're fresh from the oven, pile in the spread and top with • sauce—cream, tomato or curry. Here’s the greatest taste going— a pepper-hot dub with ice-cold Coca-Cola. Colce has a way with food you’ll like! FA N TA S T IC -FA B U LO U S PRICES To Save You Money On P o rta b le Item s Christmas Saving Specials G .L POP-UP TOASTER G .E. PORTABLE MIXER Mesial T-82 R tf. Price SPECIAL 917-95 S IM 4 Regular SPECIAL 917.95 G .E. IRON Mode] F19-32-37 Regular $I4«44 8PEC,AL GE Skillet—Rear $17.95—Special Instant Pumpkin Pto—Old-fashioned goodness the now-fashioned wayl A batch of instant butterscotch pudding doe* the work, with m cup* canned pumpkin and traditional seasonings added. Turn into a baked pie ahall, add a frosting of whipped cream—and U’a ready to “cook” In your refrigerator. Better check your itock of Coca-Cola—its great taste is always in great demand! Quick Chkken L * * f— When friends drop in—here’s the dbhl Tha drink? Sparkling Coca-Cola—now in King-Size too, to aava tha host cm step*. Juat bake up a batch of com muffin mix in an 8’ pan, whip on a can of ebicken A la king. Then under the broiler and there, you see—what good things come in packages! 99.95 $7.99 ka Sgl* m»ih CmwWM If 14 TV. C w O le C— «W> SI3*44 C offee M aker $19.95 V alue — Special $ |4 i4 4 L a rg e st Display of A ppliances In S anford N ev er U n d er Sold — N ev er O ut-Traded G O R M L Y , Inc t l f S. PataMtto A t*- Phone 778 ^ TV* C*t*-C*i* Cocifffy by SA N F O R D C O C A -C O L A B A T T L IN G C O M P A N Y \ �-TV; - » a; T hors. D ee. 90, l t M h | « t ^C h ristm as Storo^ ■r u n i o n uuonc Ctntral m e I a. im M II m CerrrapeaOrNf •Fourth oI a »»rV«> JANTA today la ksawn by wffxpriag into slavery. But It. Nicholas, hearing af this, appeared on three aueeeaelve nights te to n a bag af gold in tho open window of the home. On the third night lha grateful father succeeded la catching a glimpse af tha generous Sgurc. It was. af course. Bt Nicholaa Diocletian and Maximtaa jointly ruled the Roman Empire in thon fabulous days and S t Nicholas often opposed their treatment of tho people. Because of hla courageous preaching and his refusal to worship tho statuaa of the emperors, ha spent many waeka in an lm* peris! prison. He passed away Dee. 0. about 343 A D Gradually. Europeans be­ mom. they would gleefully gan to observe Dec S. the Sn<t their sturdy shoes filled anniversary of hla death, aa with all manner of dallghtSt. Nicholas Day—an occa­ ful presents from their gen­ sion for tho exchange of erous St. Nick gifts. Children were told With other colonial chil­ that the thin, ascetic, white- dren. who understandably bearded saint would arrive quickly adopted lha joyful In the dead of night riding custom of Santo Claus aa a beautiful white bore# and their own. theirs was a prob­ carrying a basket of gifts lem of having no wooden for tha good children and n ahoaa to lay out invitingly. bunch of blreh rods with The answer? Stockings wera which to punish tha naugh­ hung instead, from tho (Irety anas. place mantle, thus beginning Tha aura of heNnaaa about one of our happy Chriatmaa B t Nicholaa began to fads tradltkma. about tha time of tha Re­ By ISOS. Washington Irv­ formation. It was than ha ing was describing Santa aa began to evolvs Into a leg­ n jolly, rosy-cheeked, Dutch endary children's friend. For cHisen. Ha invented, aa well, example, ha was a favorite tho famous raindeer-drawn among tha early Dutch salt­ sleigh. Later. In 1133, The iers In New Amsterdam and Troy Sentinel featured A they named their iret church Ftrif from Sf. Nicholas — In tho New World In Ma the children's classic — by honor. Dr. Clamant Clarko Moore Gradually, they American­ (sines published over and ised hla noma from “Sint over again etch year by Ntklams“ to “Santo Nika- mors than 363 publishers In laue" and than ta “Santo 34 different languages) and Klaus." At tha same Uma. children have squealed with they transferred their gift- 'delight slnct that time over givtng to Chriatmaa. the eight tiny reindeer In' those day*. Dutch drawing n fltlgb with Its children customarily placed plump, dimpled driver. their wooden sabots before Thomas Naat. a famous tho a replace to dry when cartoonlat of tha Civil War they went to bed. A short period, helped to popularise time later, though. In the not only tha figure of Santa early bourn of Christmas Ctaua but alio many of tho J maay aamea: Para Neal • F a t b a r Chrtstmaat la Prmaca; Kna Krtagt# m Germaay (from Krtst Kin* die ar CbrUt Child i; St. Nicholaa la Belgium. still ethers* Mr Whiskers. Old Mas Chrtataiaa and Jolly Old S t Nick. Whafa BMra. aa atkar Chriatmaa tgura baa known almaat aa maay eharaeterisationa aa tkara hav* bam artiita to draw klm. Ha haa baaa tall and Uila. ahart and wispy. gaunt aSd raggad. and of racant ytart. a portly, at rapping old fallow— com* plataly lavaabla. An ambodlmant of a C h r ia tm a a lagand which dataa back nearly I.<04 yaara. jolly Santa la a direct linaal daacandaat of a dntlngulahad Curopaan ancaa* to r -8 t Nicholaa tha Won* dar*Workcr. blahop of Myra in tycla. an andant city in Aata Minor i modern Turkey today) in tht Fourth Cen­ tury. Ha wae datl. an upright man. uauslly picturad In hia bishop's mhos. By lagand. S t Nicholaa was tha “children's friend" and It was with him that tha practice of gift giv­ ing toah an addad tjrmhol­ ism. Twa Oraak manuscripts In tha Sloe monastery la Myra daacrlba Nicholas ns tha son of wealthy parents who aa* plrad ta a Ufa of hoUneaa after a pilgrimage to tho Holy Land, during which, a storm nearly wrecked his ship. Legend also goes on, and adds to this, by telling*us that aa blahop of Myra, ho worked many miracles and became famed for hla gra* clouaneaa and kindness. One charming story reveals that today'a pawnbrokers' sym­ bol of three golden bells dates to tha famous saint It seems that a father had three marriageable daugh­ ters but had not tha money for the dowries. 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PITTSBURG PLATE GLASS-ELECTRO FRID AY aira-o n l*rnpraiw Returns News W s n t h t r -Hood M o r u l a s ’* Captain I t a n g i r o e Sian Off Him o n In d u s tr r Oa P a r s d s This Land of Ours The P ries Is R ight Your Own Hom s H a r r Mooro n i t s Strike It Rich A m cN .eooM Valiant I .a d r (Alts of Life H.xrrh for T om orrow Guiding L tp h t W s lts r C ronklto and MSWO Stand Up a n d Be Counted As the W orld T u rn s Our Ml,s Brooks Art l.lnklsttsr*s l l o u t i p a r t r Viewers D ige st BIS I'nyoff Channsl c4) Crossroads nob t 'r n t b r Show (IN COLOR) ••le c tio n s still avdikib' choice g ift l.-JO Aland Uj Aa t h a &nrtd T urns Our Miss Brooks H o u s s p a r tr 1:00 Bis P a r o f f 4:40 Bob Crotbp tu ir x u a v uni j w w . 4.IS APPHOIIMATKI.Y 300 Florida Power employe* enjoyed a Christ- Introduced Steve Davis, who played several numbers on bU ac* * mas parly recently al the club. Harvey Dunn la shown aa ha conllon. <Photo by Coxj W TRR— v x x r o i l l l n u n k i l i m r t t.»:a Radio & TV Log •T D M CBARI •■ L A U D S T I U 'R I U A Y • EVKNIMB other practices with which ha Is associated; building the toys in hia North Pols work­ shop. keeping the records of good and bad children, re­ ceiving and aiuwertnf let­ ters. and driving hla rein­ deer Naat la also credited with catabllahlng Santa's red coat the result of a charac­ ter cartoon during tha Civil War In which ha patriotic­ ally arrayed Santa In a red white and blue outfit T o d a y , on Chriatmaa cards. In store windows. In newspapers and magazines, on billboards, la neon signs, on television and In tha movies, on Christmas pro­ ducts and wrappings. In dec­ orations of all kinds-Santa la very nearly uniform In appearance. He seems to represent just what both children and adults want him to look like —still carrying out tha gra­ cious tradition that btgmn 1,404 yaara ago when a blah­ op of Asia Minor tossed purses of gold to three clowarlcsa maidens who there­ fore lived happily aver after! A TUDOR SEDAN AS LOW AS $395 DOWN SASSY 1ST.INSALES 2nd a( Palmetto $3.98 - $8.95 Store Hours Thur»—Frl—Sal PER MO. lacluding rolli-lon, fire, theft. Insurance. life on kxlanee. HOLLER MOTOR SALES Phone* 1231 - 107'J Ski and ear muff CAPS for bo>* $1.50 - $1.95 gifL 1 |j $1890 $50.92 JACKETS la alien 4—11, #olld colsr*. A nice but practical t:00—0:0*) Mon 1:00— 1:30 - - F 5 UNDECTOED? GIVE A GIFT C ER TIFIC A TE | 4K to Wu mmmmmmmsmnmtm ■ �*l N i 1 & J _ HPt * m 1 i • « , THE SANTOID B H A tD ’' vj TO KTThUTg, Dec. 20,19*8 i A«4 H i m I4 u l i Ik ia , Wftjr i n f t m f m f i lf Haw to It tkil ye k i n m faith?— (8 t Muk 4,41.) J moi, aar Dlviae Sarloot and Redeemer, ip tik j thua ta ill of m today aa Ho spoke to Hla disciples. God r t m aa bountifully of Ion and good and atranfth. But Ho cannot t i n ua faith. Through our okra fret eholco and bollof and will, wo must crests and maintain our faith, ournlna. L A ?t« NOME n o WINNERS for achievements in Prof. Nikolai N. Semenov, Institute rfifkR ka hi madkto# and adanea Una up in Stockholm after recaiving tha award*, which ware presented to them by King Guttav Adolf of Swtden.They ara (L to rj : Dr. Dlcklnaon W. Richards, Jr, and Dr. Andre T. Coumand, both of Columbia University, in medi­ cine; Prof. Sir Cyril HIntbelwood of Oxford and Legal Notice /w o o rv -eu ss* BOUND'S UKI 1 VNUAT A _ I DCOMawwV \ A*i ANP • ONLY F l F T V aOTTAOrr MI0NO OWTHgMUTTL* i Moscow, in chemistry; Dr. Waiter H. Braqaia, Mup»~----ray flllLN.J, in physio; Dr. Werear t + m t a u m U - K Bad KTetanach, West Germany, la medicine; end R. 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The Banfurd H erald la dealgnatad aa a new toaper nf a en c ral Nr* eolation In whlrn this citation thall he nuhllehed nnre each w e ek for four .-on-et-ulUe w«-ke. WIT.YKKH my hand end offlrlat ■eal of the Clerk of the Clrrult Court, on thla t h a I t h day or De­ cember A. D. ISIS. O. P. Herndon Clerk of the Circuit Chart Sleek N. Cleeelend, Jr., Attorney at L a w P. O. Ho* 11». Benford. Florida. Solicitor for Plaintiff. fBKAI.) lliVlIS NOT*TOWK> DOIOUWtV TO WHOM TO WHO DO YOU 'WISH TO SPEAK P to SPeaa’ n v/io whom! f SHAMS cat MX) TO WHOM WlVkV. roousiaaJSUM ■*WHATVflLL*> v l BAOgoammaq PCCPie THINK? NOWCOHACK1 y ANOSAYir U F OORPECaV r OAOWOOO i r COME HEPg . THIS { MOMENT , TOWHOM DOYOU . WISH TO SPEAK? MIRACLZ CONCRETE CO. WILL BE CLOSED DEC. 21st TO DEC. 26th OPEN DEC. 27th 309 ELM AVE. PHONE 1331 wHh Thunderfolrd GO There’* new power lor the new kind of Toed hi the great hew Silver Annlvenary V-8’» . . . with new, wider horsepower range* to meet your nectli.* Or chooie tlie new Mileage Maker Six—the world'i in«at modem. 2 J 0 * . I’M A BIT* LOW ON BR«AD T DAY,,, j--------- 1 ...BUT IF YOU’Rt CAREFUL VOUCAN MAKE EACH SLICE ...DO FOR SEVERAL JAM AN’ JELLY REFILLS// #— IN 2 NEW SUPER SIZES OYER II FT. LONG ea • are lit* aherltn* long and husky, It hugs lh« highway OYER 17 FT. PIGSKIN, OKS LIKE A road­ LATS M THE FOURTH QUARTER., »wwv«w W blo ck 4 redan* KLddt .RECKON yqu b c t Yu h c h a n o e VEHICLES/ A H A IO . LATERAL/ \ LONG QE• BtW tu* FairLtne 500 (thown) and Fairlane modela am enter IT beautiful feet long. Custom and Cuitum 300 Baoeteh, over 16 feet. Every one of the 20 brilliant new Fonts is longer, lower, roomier than ever beiore. I f*4(W 500 Mo*4i rtm 5 Haw Station Wagons ixidjfeiHO r G EE MOM * - I'M INVITING S IM P L Y H E A P S O F B O / 5 TO M Y . riNE oeAo/rM glad to see you T A K IN G in a n ^ in t t o e s t C H A Q iT V /yc s----- ^ CHARITY. I OOtsrr DK5 v w .y ^ YOU SAiD ITS A BENEFIT! DiONl* YOUA*_ su ce. v itfo c tcving Meo A -F O C to land CATHY. D A T E ro«.TVtE s__ PROM * BiG B E N E F IT P AR TY/> Lovely j i . with b e a u ty th a t’s m ore th a n "skin -d eep * domT poit/ he AFRAIDTO60AR0UMD? I V.WTllJRrMDU.>r - r PIAHMEDTHIS. HE’LL TRYK) HURTVOU v BACLYI J — —TL. AWCNDtRFUL SURPRISE TOR OUR CHARITYSHOW THE HEAVY­ WEIGHT CHAMPION HAS /r= = OFFERERTOBOXTORUS/yfJ™^ TAKE IT) /EASVT ill KNOCKHIS EA<JY, ( BRAlMS OUT/ STEAL CHESTY MVGIRL,WILLHEW •I wteJia* a i *m >WP tM * T ieeJ.rH t i 111 S m f t v~i —»JA<* e U tit (Ml. Um . ea T b Jeh W H i l i f e f-4 n i w ey It JXf I f . *3l T V new kind of beauty in the '57 Ford is extiy the lovely •‘crunplexirm" over the tough and precisely co-ordinated miik lei of the monger “ Inner Ford” ; I t tk*» ridr* *r> aient . ; . to mild . : . to jecurel Com e in and Action Test the new kind of FD RD KS7 STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc. 308 E. 1st. ST % • -. PHONE 200 i- • ' —If You're Intereatcd in an A-l Used C ar—lie Sure to See Your Ford Dealer— *. - % �Tsir", T h u n . Dec. 20, IBM Pi fHK SANFORD HKKALU aa-rtAMi ahrvich haw# Te«hz»lel*a what ya> wait Ic u s s m it ads Pk 1821 ' m 2 at COMPUTE PLUMBING JOS latladlAxi katk (nturee, cabinet aink. water pomp, leptle tank end water heater, approximate- w and w hlu nurxe’x P*n ]° ,x M ar Tmaehton Drug Co. Re­ lyf f l us TODAY ward. Phene 1411 10St Baafard Ava. Fkeae U1S ft.*«B3. dialers, While Frame. Reward. • f&t . SIT*J. R 5P a is to the RlU Jones. Exp. date Dee; 9 , wee. 4-^ER80NAL NOTICES I nod Baby Month— mu e West Fins St » AU TO M O TIVE y •A u t o m o t iv e w a n t e d fr-HOATS AND MOTOR! Your E v ln n id a D e sJjf. ROBSON 8 f ORT1NO OOOM 104 E. 1st St. • £f B?.To°S.“ f S A r '3 aerator, gaa rang#. !* • je**J Phone 112# or 1070, SaMese. P«J# w This is a free Klnnaro. Theatre for Diana Exp. date Dee “ 1131. 1A—USED CARS * K Sewing Machine—N’cw H one Fotomatic Zig Zag. Never been t»-SPBCIAL NOTICES used. Bargain price. Ph. F o ­ rest 5-3431, Oviedo. Crafted Furnituro. Itobl and raftnlsh. 2 living room chairs, good condi­ we m i t n i 7 m 7 h Ph. 32-R. tion. $10 each. 14 Smyrna Drive. De Bary. S AjM'RHINKLER PUMPS Canteen*, cola, sleeping bigs, a im . Installed tent*, mesa kits, hunting knives iif.* Army-Navy Surplus. 310 San' SERVICE ford Ave. r a stsff \A $07 W T lf f iL Supply Co. Ph. 64 LAMPS CROSLEY — BENDIX kej* L A M P S Fleer F u m e e s A em ulators H . B. P O P E CO., Inc. * • ra rk Pbone ltto GATLIN BROTHERS DragllM k B ^ o w r Service Ph. u rn Geneve. I4S5 W. Sanford. Kap Chatna ..................... |S.ao FRANK NOELL, Jeweler Duplex furnished 4 room apart* ment with bath 444.00 month. Bog Weal 4th Street. 111 I. Park Ave. Is a f r o e paaa to the Prelrie Sleeping rooma. T.V. 401 Mag- TM* te k e Drive tn TheaDe for nolle Ave. Ph. 536 J. Robert D. McNab. Exp. date Dec. 29. 1956. 3 room furn. apt. 2300 Mellonvitle. PHONE 427# far C U R R Y ■1—ACREAGE Real Estate Brokerage — Notary Ten acres exceptional tiled land 1219 W 13th St. Rear-Barber Ehop on hard aurfaco roed. W. E. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-fN Kirchhoff Jr. Phone 103. W ANTED Acreage listings of undeveloped land In trectx of 5 acre# or larger in Seminole County. Fh. Collect or write P st Psttitlo. J. Rolf* Davis. Inc. 54111. IT S. Mein St. Orlando. FIs. REAL ESTATE LAMPS a—t i n , Quality —Ssusfsotloa Pk. I ll Beifotd MT-J-3 Do Bsry The txrfeil selection In Seminole 15—ROMES County. All ilic* and shapes. Five room house with bath and H E A T IN G ■ S S ffiW fttrtkfS etc. Progressive A ir a tr o a m H ^ T W O W Chryaler late model flier Pump*____ J — Pumae Rend, Pheoa iJa “Elcctrie SaSUE’" Cnspsny Sell Your Car to ROY r e e l 306 W. 8e«on.l S i 0. D. Ferreira ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Featuring: The Very Best aio E. First 3rd room auitoi from .. iw.uo 2 Room Apte. t i l P m . Ph. 2963-W OWNER MUST SELL New Singer type sewing machines Here la an opportunity you should .........................................._ ____ ____________________ m a o Lbedroom furnished a p t Closenot mist. Lovely 3 bedroom CE SUPER TRADINQ _ „ J in. 702 P alm atu Ave. home on large shady grounds. Ph. lOQ-W .. . Open till ItOO p.m. family size kitchen, lots of 3-bed room unfurnished house, W h t*r t>« g ~ f ff i closet space, hardwood floors Blonde * Admiral TV - 3 way Celery Ave. Phone >044. thru-out. VALUED et over c ombi nat i on. rea«onabe. IU.OOO REDUCED !• 912.000 Antenna. 1015 Banferd Are. 8 room furnished, g bedrroom WROUGHT IRON ror quick sale. Apt. No. t Smoking stand house. Just repainted. Conven­ W. H. MBUl" STEMPBB With Magltine Rack 4T.54 ient to Air Bate. Ph. 118-J. New Roll-Fast boys 24" bicycle., Realtor — General lateror MATHER of Sanford $35.00. Pbone 3071. Gey Allen Associate Nice couple, clean furnlahed apt. 203 E. First St. Arietta Price, Aoaodatc Electric kitchen, private bath Electric O.E. electric Phone 405 or 1121 - i l l N. Park Billfolds ...................... $3.00 up It entrance. Phone 1545-W. Iron. Chlrken brooder. Thonn Watches .......................... 19.53 up ROM . Otrla M " bleyela. Boya It" biey ‘ eondlUon. 111 W, Mh. tft Priced from |3.93 — $39.03 M A T H E R O F SA N FO R D 203 • 09 E . F lrn t S t. P h one 127 44—APPLIANCES J . w : sh\ l ™ W a I t u r johnny Walken Aaeeeiete “Call Hall" Phone ITM This Is a free pise to the Prairie Lake Drive In Theatre for M. L. Dower. Eap. dale Dee. 2#, 1956. Beautiful Decanter* of HI# favorite Whiskey 11.60 and up THE TOWN PUMP 112 W. First St. A GIFT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY JOHNSON SKA HORSE Outboard Molnr from BIMtNOLE SPORTING OOODS Sanford Ave. at 25th PHONE M35 Consult A HEa LIOR CULLEN AND HARKIY IM N. Park Ave. Phene m i approximately thirteen acres of A B. PKTERBON high hammock land. W. E. Broker Associate*! A B. Pet Kirchhoff Jr. Ph. 305. Jr., p. j CbMteraoa, Oar Wiiiatu, John Melieh ai CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Williams. A C. Doudnay. VA—FIIA—CONVENTIONAL Surveyor, FINANCING M« N, Perk Ave. Phone M29 LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. . 1800 Mellonvllle FRIGIDAIRE appliance*, sail Phone 1991 Pbone to t - 403 K tln and service. G. H. High, Ovledi 3— bedroom house, I«i large St. Fla. Phone F05-3.115 or San rest! lota. 2435 Et Captain. Call 3J3-J ford 1642-W after 6 p.m. after 4:00. WELL DRILLING MayUg automatic washer, good Falrbenka-Morse pump*. condition, $125. Phone 3S9-J. Repairs-to all makes. HOWARD C. LONG 45—BUILDING MATERIALS 307 E. Commercial Ave. ENJOY YOUIt OWN HOME Phone 315 CONCRETE Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete Block, Sand, Gravel Cement, Gracey Refrigeration Concrete THIS CIIRLSTMAM Pipe to meet all Commercial and Domestic Qualifications. 4M Palmetto Ave. — Ph. eU-R. Shermnn C oncrete P ipe Co. Select your home site in Phone 2Uf You can still got a Brownie Movie Out West 11th St. South Pinccreat—Sanford Camera at W1EBOLDTS CAM 45—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT ERA SHOP, 310 S. Park Ave. Cro.u Manors—Svnforu HAYNES Office Machine Co. O—5CHOOLft*INITBUCnON Typewriters, adding machines Sales Rentala, 314 Mag., Ph. 44 H A N D Y -C O M P LE T E I Haw* Om.tfiga 4 food food. Muring It I n - EASY T O FIN D - W M S fT B A IS # r~ for l o s t u ib Y o w r You'll Find Robert A*Williams u ISTTEt - RENTALS n - U O U U aai REALTORS Buy one of our new btaek bootee Oit neateN, all kiatf, «h$ep before January let and get I taka m r a ta trad W» tato tm r* W INd*. > a i4 B M N t,r * homestead exemption. Two Roper Trodtag h a l TkOM I4963-W. WELAKA APARTMENTS: r w a l bedroom at IT300. Three bed n ^ R o o f t * * a s s f u m s m i * ° » H or. n 1741 room at 112So. Term* available. private bathe. 114 W. Pint SI SEWING MACHINES Several Investments rantala pro* PLUMBING Necihl — White Avalon Aptv Efficiency, Ph. T»»W perttes for isle. Phone ut for New and Ua#d details. GARRETT’S 323 K. l i t I t tffteieaey apt R M if i « K. k. HARVEY Citp Llmita. Slumberland C aart Pleee lttS Maser elec. port, eewtag mack tM laaftrl a h . w« <...».*•»« $30.00 aa Seminole Realty for Deriri REALTOR Nearly new baby bad bed ^,■— able Houaci ami Apt*. Pbone 47. C UM AM 1C T IL S R aym oR d L u a d q u lst, 160.00 fa il P. Mueller A Son Ph. 154 Foam Rubber Mali, k Bad ASSOCIATE New ftOmlri jet pump $50.00 BPFICIBNCY Apartment. Suitable Q u in ? l aatimam. Atlaatie Saak 1M«. W7.M S Atllo. rift#, acope-alte for Winter Tour lit. Private oett Phase m s . l i u j i ahotfun, new ■ mao A Shawer. Steam h e a t Inquire This Is a free paaa to the Morie* PLUMBING ft BEATING Spin reel, Southbend rod. HIM Minuet Jacobson acrois froi land Ride-In Theatre for nan llolpotnt alcelrlc range. ... 960.00 Post Off No. Batten. Exp. data Dee. SO, 1U4 Walnut Tea wagon .......... 123.00 Harriett, Pbone 731-W or 1314. L. Sill - T N It I K M T K lI S Nr MLS 1,000 Jets Fly Non-Sfop Missions DENVER UP — One thousand B47 Jet bombers flew, non-atop missions averaging 6,000 miles each early In December in the Strategic Air Command’s larg­ est operational exercise, it has been revealed. Gen. Nathan F. Twlnleg, Air Force chief of staff, told the ca­ det corps at the Air Force Aca­ demy that the “ intensive exer­ cise," which ended Dec. 11. con­ sisted of "realistic cumbat train­ ing missions" over the North American continent and the Arc­ tic. The H47s, flew a total of 8 Velanria Villas—DcLand million mites. Twining said, in a "dram atic example of our deter­ rent air power. ■ .These missions An Odham & Tudor home is all demonstrated our capability to you could ever wish for. You can launch a retaliatory strike force buy with conft'K-nco wlirn you in minimum time." deal with Odham k Tudor. See our beautiful ft-suUnti*' »«••• Twining delivered Ihe first an­ Ilona: Bel-Air, Pine-:rest. South nual Wright Memorial Lecture to Pinecrest, Rose Court anl San­ Ihe cade;*, at their temporary ford* moat distinctive community quarterl on Lowry Air Force Grove Manor*—Sanford Hast-. The cadets will move to the permanent academy site near Colorado Spring* in 1938. Drive Out T.vlay Twining »aid he believed the So­ ODHAM 4 TUDOM. INC. viet Union hat a bigger air forte Cor. Hwy. 17-52 4 21th St. Pbone* 2100 and than our own, but ours is batter. “ Builder, of Finer llomei He recalled that in November, Fur Florida Living’ the SAC flew eiyht B32 jet bomb­ ers oil simulated missions around Ihe whole North Amcriran con. tinent—with some of the bombari 2—bedroom house, small equity. flying 17,000 miles nonstop. Low down payment. Phone 2353 J. QHts far Maw G. E. ELECTRIC PBRCOLATOR, reg., 919.46 Sale Price $16.95 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Ill A Magnolia Famous Sunbeam MlxmXittr with Juicer I4T.50 MATHER of Sanford fe)2 E. Firs' StCHRISTMAS CANDIES Whitman’* — Nunnally's ' Pangborn — Norris TOUCHTON DRUG CO. WESTINCHOUSE Toaster Choice of confection colots $21.93 IIAGGKRLY APPLIANCE CENTER 113 Magnolia Ave. WAX—WIZ With fountain handle No drip — No Met* $1.98 FURNITURE CENTER 111 W. First St. His your husband over enjoyed the fine fitting Qualltl*. of NUNN-BUBH shoes Give him n pair, from, 31945 IVEY’S SHOE STORE Complete Uae of Carte end Step stoole FURNITURE CENTER hi w. rim it The Lasting gin for sue Lome 27 x 54 Scatter Rugs Fountain Pens. Pencils and mitchcd acts by — Sheaffer and Parker TOUCHTON DRUG CO. SANFORD LINOLEUM 4 TILE 127 W. First St. MONEY CLIPS Starling and Quid Filled $2.25 and $3.00 WM. E. KADER 111 A Park Ave. MIRRORS 16 x 65 crysttl sheet. Regular $12.93 DOOR MIRROR, $44$ «A SENKARIK GLASS 4 PAINT Cat, 112-114 W. 2nd 8L Desk A Chair Seta Prom Bio.93 W1LSON-MAIER 311 E. Pint St. Phone 436 $3.18 4 46J9 TWIN HOLLYWOOD Bed Outfit, romplate 94444 MATHER of Sanford 203 E. First SL For the Men and Women on your gift list give Manlcuro Seta, 45.00 up. WERT JEWELRY STORE 203 E. 1st., Phono 4 4-pe. Griacsr Food Chopper 11145 FURNITURE CENTER MtnV RWEATERA lou % orlon* 4 lamb wool*. Slteveless 42.96-5S.53. ftloovra $3.95-$t0.00 COWAN'S, 211 E. 1st., Phone 874 BOUDOIR LAMPS Ctft« f>r Hf Nacklacu - .... $1.00 up Rings—precious gams $9.93 up Charms, silver or gold $1.60 up FRANK NOELL, Jeweler 110 8. Park Ave. DOROTHY GRAY Toiletries Creams — Lotions Gift Bets YOWF.LL'3 119 W. First It. IS .98 up WILSON-MAIER 311 E. 1st. St. Phone 488 FRIGIDAIRE'S exclusive 30-inch French Dour Electric Range, $30943 uR CLAUDE II. WOLFt 301 E. First SL T. V. LAMPS $2.93 FURNITURE CENTER 118 W. First SL RAT KILLERS Guaranteed De-Con 41.69 - Warfarin $148 BIDWELL FEED 4 SUPPLY CO. REVLON Cosmetics .. $1.28 up 110 E. 2nd SL PMM 1411 Qlft Sets ............ 2.30 up Brush and Comb set* $2.50 up BOBRICK'S Electric Blanket ROUMILLAT 4 ANDERSON 2—Year Guarantee On tho Corner by the Clock Special Price ..... $14.43, Exclusively nt TUSSY GARRETTS 323 E. lit., S t Wind and Weather Lotion $1.00 sit# .... 50c Distinctive Clift* $2.00 site 41.00 At MONROE CORNERS TOUCHTON DRUG CO CRAFT AND GIFT SHOP TIME Flral Street 4 Mile* West of the Clock A lovely gift watch $19.75 up WM. K. KADER 112 S. Park Ave. CHATHAM HLANKET8~ Cowboy* Root* $3.94 up Including (he Nation's Favorite PICK A GIFT OF INSPIRATION eeeBC « iw nl R.aaonabU for —not Desperation Hunting Knives, big variety 69c up Would make n nice Chriatmaa "Purrey" — I’urrey Bouquet, Sec our beautiful center nitres Diet* I'unt* . $4.91 up gjft. Mra. B. • Bowaa, 100 W. WooNhlrc Brandon. Full range of SWEENEYS ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS colors. 10th St. 114 Magnolia I'hunc 147 310 Sanford Ave. Y O WK L L ' 8 Extra dean *11 Buick special Dexnna'a School of Dane# w/w heater and v ~ SHOES Pretty Paler' i for~~ sedan. Radio, Genuine Imported Mexican ■allot—Tap—toe— and Uallronm IT—FURNITURE—HOUSfcH'-,.D GAMES dre** and Cute Strap* for tlr*», low mileage, Ph. Bll-W Hand tooled Leather Handbag* 17-12 et Hiawatha— Phone 2171 Used furniture, appliances, tools, Books — Toys Everyday. 1238 up after 6 p. m. $16.93 plus tax Blocks — Banks etc. Dought-sold. Larry's M art SANFORD SHOE CENTER P U R C E L L ' S Pluth Animals EMPLOYMENT Ray Herron will put ymi mlla* 208 S. Sanford Av«. 321 East 1st. St. Phone 1631. 123 W. First St. Ahead k Dollerx Ahead with A TOUCHTON DRUG CO. h llh appraised trade-in on FOR DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE IT—HELP WANTED MALE Pearl Necklace* 11.95 up Ladies' CASUAL & FLAT BHOE8 —at Warehouse Price*, Visit New 1M7 PonUxc. Women's Wallet.* 55.00 up All tilk clip on by Valentine, Vogue. Sling BERRY’S. Wa are exparts at as­ Ban the new Ponliee now on Newspaper street aalethoys want­ Wat>-h Hand* $1.95 up BOW TIES heel, pump*, sandal*. Suede sisting you to secure gracious ed for work afUr scho-il. Ages display. FRANK NOELL, Jeweler by Van lieuaen, $1.00 and lo-athrr. Size* 5-10, AAA-B. good looks with functional con­ IMS Plymouth Plata S fltn up 10 14 years uld. See Mr. 110 S. Park Ave. C O W A N ' S venience. Today's best boys la $7.93 - $12.93 1954 Pontiac 4-door Chlefton Holley et The Sanford Herald nationally advertised furniture 212 E. 1st Ph. 874 Deluxe. COWAN S. 212 E. 1*1.. Phone 874 right afitr school. EVENING DRESSES at DISCOUNT PRICES. Ml W. 1954 Dodge Royal Sedan Nylon Picot, Laic, Nylon Tullo First St. Phone 1187 for Even­ 1953 Huick Riviera Sedan 21—WORE WANTED—MALI and Tafetta $17.93 In $24 93 ing Appointment. Iriks & 1152 4-door Plymouth HOLLYWOOD SHOPS 1M1 4 door Chevrolet A Carpenter retired and alone, 114 E. First St. • BIG VALUES 1950 4-door Plymouth would like smell or odds Job* Cell Ray Herron. 2436 or after • QUICK CREDIT I n t e r n a t io n a l s t a in l e s s ' to do In ana about Sanford. COMPLETE SELECTION CHARMS p.m. Calll 1343 W. What have you? Writ* postcard 0-Pc. Place Srtting* Gold and Chrlatmaa Tree Trimming* • E A S Y T E R M S or letter to: William Dullard, Beautiful pallerna 5V7r>-$8.03 Silver and Decoration* This is a free pais to the Movie W1LSONMA1RR 725ta Perry St., Sandusky, Ohio WM. E. KADER Sanford Jewelry A Luggage Buy while slocks are compttU land Ride-In Theatre for Mrs New a a d f e e d F u r n i t u r e 112 S. ra rk Ave. 300 Sanford Ave. Phone 1346 KEL'S 3 end 10c STORE 1NO. Lester Webre. Exp. date Dec 311 E. First St. Phone 958 Experienced farm er in growing 24, 195A. celery k truck farming on sand XMAS SPECIALS 1944 Pci Aire Chevrolet. RAII, k muck for the past 20 years r w l h * o lw te i U a i^ i jj jj i | Unusual Cjjta far le b y ffg ftl W/w Urea, many extras, power seeks connection with grower in (Free Lay-Away) glide, must sell, owner trans­ central Florida. Phone 830-M Drinking Cupi $1.00 up THE SANFORD HERALD ferred Phone 1622 W. Sanford. Real Art Picture* FREE 1012 lb Turkey with 64-LOTS Demos' Advisory 69c up would be aa welcome ea Beautiful (rained reproduction! Rentpcl Rubber Tuyx following: 15—APPLIANCE REPAIRING Afiorted Toy* (9e up a daily letter from home and Originals from 4393 ht choice lots in the Mayfair Elf! Group W ill Meet FIN A N CIA L WILSON-MAIER ROUMILLAT k ANDERSON $1. month—$11.50 year. A MATHIS electric appliance re* Quiltop Innerapring Mattress On the Cornrr by Ihe Clock price. W. E. Klrchoff Jr. phone 311 E. lit. St. Phone 958 pairing. Light fixtures installed, 25—MONEY I T LOAN ires installed. and Matching Box Spring By Mail Anywhere Despite Refusal $04. lm e ^ jc k up k delivery. Phone Reg. $139 .... LESS TRADE $99 WASHINGTON UP — Th« Dem­ BILLS HARD TO rAY? Sell SWAP ANYTHING! Ju st place j 17—BROKERS and REAI IOXS WANT ADS AUTO LOANS ocrats' national advisory commit­ Hl-Riier .... ________ $94.30 COST LEU thing* tee will meat hare J in . 4 despite yea're through w i t h BUSINESS MAYFAIIt AREA CIluified ad*. Phone 1831 for a 3 Rm. Group ---------- $293.00 112 N. Virginia, beautiful Brit­ the refusal of congressional mem­ SERVICES Want Ada te r CASH. bers to serve on it. F lorida S tate Bank tany Farm Uome. 3 b cln im i, Sofa-Bed vuth Matching Chair helpful ad-wrtter. CaR 192L 15—BEAUTY PARLORS OF SANFORD Tht committee will m*«t while Reg. $190 NOW $159.00 2 baths; "Wade-built" on Oak shaded lots, liy appointment. Ihe Democrallc-Ied Uth Congress |15 Waves by Zotoa A Rtallslis . $33,000 Is organizing. • LIVESTOCK Bookraie Red CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S #7 *0 Thru Nov Open X ROSA L. PAYTON. Chairman Paul M. Butier <>f the Dresser and Mirror Call Ml Drntocratlr National Committee through Classified ads. Let an Innerapring Ifsttroia EsgistarH Real Estate Broker HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK M—HOMES—CATTLR FOR SALK Phone 2871 17 92 at Hiawatha announced that he had catted the Box Spring experienced ad writer e ta ltt you adviidry group into session lha Complete BEDROOM II—BUILDING—R ir A IlS llloomlnjc potted p lsn li, cut Shetland pony, bridle k saddle. day after the new Congress con­ PAINTING Nice and gentle, excellent OZIER REALTY CO flowers, Xm as w reaths, vene*. OPEN MONDAYS Christmas present. Phone De Laura B. Osier, Realtor Ted Burnett Butier had invited 20 party U nd RE-45561. Hazel M. Field. Assnciate T IL 9 :0 0 P.M. other a ttr a c tlv i g ifts. for PA1NTLNQ 2601 So Orlando Hwy. Ph. 133$ leaders, including II from Con­ Grandview Pboae 1952-M. gress. to be members of the com­ EVENINGS: 3113 and 710 BEDDING CO. A. K. ROSSETTF.R MERCHANDISE - Cor.ECHOLS mittee. All five of (he House ap­ 2nd 4 Magnolia. Ph. 1232 WOOLSEY Ph. 212 Celery Ar». pointees, headed by Speaktr Sam "llud Bamberger. Mgr. 43-ARTICLES FOR SALE Marine Finlahae Rayburn, declined to serve at did FREE DELIVERY “We telegraph flow ers any* F o r Y our Boat Senate Leader Lyndon B. Johnson. LET WAL We buy ana sen used furniture Only two from Congrats—Sent Senkxrik GU m utd Paint Cn Paying top cash prices for any 45-FARM aid GARDEN where**. U p s do it i Estes Kefauver Tenn. and Hubert U2-U4 W. 2nd St. Phene 220 thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ Orangei. tangerines 4 kumquita. II. Humphrey Minn, have accept ING POST on 17-92 Ph 20S5W 2201 W. tlth . J. T. Fortier Br. r k v o d e l in g ? 204 So. Perk Ave. — Phone 160 cd. Three other senator! have not Knotty Pine Panel 2lVte *']■ ft. yet replied. —Factory \c Ycu— CABBAGE PLANTS SOMETHING MISSING? Locate Cyprr<4 Psnal 1834c sq. f t Aluminum D OLL H O U SE Butler told a news conference 400400 .Midseason Market. Pb. Beautiful For Natural Finish Venetian BUada 4 bedroom, mtaonry. kitchen the purpose of the advisory com it quickly through West Ada. 2103. equipped, beautiful usk floors, mittee had been misinterpreted in Enclosed head. Sag-prouf botton GREGORY LUMBER Phone 1121. rail with plastic ends. Plaiti For her Christmas give her ceramic tiled bath, nice closet*, some quarters. He denied that It «th k Maple Phone 2842 or rayoo tape*. CottOQ or nyleo plenty of kitriKn cabinets, nice was intended to “dictate to the planters and blooming potted fox PataLng call Mr. Tsikar, Pk. porch, 2 lots, citrus, cornrr Congroe or te encroach upon lit FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE, cords. plants from— M BUILDING NSSM 2* cftXR. Room special 114.9a location i t 2016 Holy Ave. This powers." CRAPEVILLK NURSERY Senkarik GI*m and Paint C* is • good buy at $10,500, with Grapevtlle Ave. — Phooe 2058 112-114 West 2nd SL Pboae 320 make the Want Ads your ahoppFloor sanding sod finishing. terms e available. Exclusive. _____________ 2 4 8 9 1 Cleaniag, waxing Serving Semi* SELL log place. For Sale: Mid-season cabbage LIVE BAIT " county since 1925. AaytfcM« plants. Fred Tourston. Ph. Seminole Realty Shiners, Bull Heads. Pop Guta M. Oleneen. Labe Mery ° !& 3‘ With A 43* R. LET IT RAIN, let it shine. Every ___ S Dozen, 99c W. DIETRICHS W.. HERO DIHTRICm T. W Classified day la *<oou uay to use the McRANEY'SMlTH PAINTS Missouri Minnows end Worms F»r Rale . At once, 40 Tons REALTORS JUFT CALL Waal Adt. Chidun Manure. Pb. 93-W. Peak Am fk a ta 2f S415 A Pack Fbaae 120gFUmiag Grocery—E. Gcaeve Are. 144 im GHts far Girls J$co* $179. SkVE BALL REALTY And INSURANCE WHE! IL U M B E R Concretepl A XT J KL, 1j i �In M Y o i m Bat." Quotes JACKSONVILLE, Fla- — Mrs. Irene Pierce of Waterbary. Coos., eo abandoning her three children la New York's Grand Central h e tloa"I waan’t able to take care ef the Vida. I couldn’t provide a Sanu Clan*." t I f Woraew report* Fofbh soldim wtn note be permitted to let their beir prow normal length. No morn jgbnub-cbee otter t t I A N■Byword eelemnlw report* Mike Todd per# Hfanbe* Teyter • SOaern* diemand rtnp. The*, •eya M J , meet bpve taken ■ let r-z ' ■ wMa a n M la B ew il i 8A W F 01D HERALD * fuBbaek. aat aa Alameda Atble- p*n ig Thnra. IW im s tie L*ague record when be arer* INDIANAPOLIS—Aa official of aged 4* yards ea pool* for Rap- Jena Bellvena of the Montreal Bt Utr * Ob. now itM eat- ward High la UU. Canadian* la the talleat and hearbaeka hi polie vaccine production baeaaao million# ef ahota are go: -T»'1IW Byracme rooted • Man­ ieit player an Mi team. Ha 1* hattan, 144-0, la footbalL lug t i waste hi storage: • feet s a if weigh* t a f pound*. "If a child contract* polio thij rammer, hi* parcota can’t find anyone to blame for it except themaelvea." ------WASHINGTON - Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler calling for an Inerrate over the • Ronson Table L ighters Undecided? M a y W e Suggest: 14.05 up • Electric Razor • Ladies’ or Gents Billfolds 3.50 up • L a d ie s 'o r Gents M anicure S ets 5.00 up W ert Jewelry Store •j M-v m 202 E. 1 st Pheae S Don't Hid# tho M o v t a Comoro In Christmas Wrappings A K: ?_v Should poor boo— be ewe la which a movie camera will be among the family's Christmas gift*—forget all about "Don't open nil Christmas." This la fine advice to follow meet ef the time—but not when there's a movla camera ready to roll right within arm's length! The days before Christ­ mas are usually the best part of tha holiday*—the time when exdtamant reigns amid a flilrry packages and preparations, dea­ erating and doorbell-ringing. We think you’R agree that the coming weeks are the moat ex­ alting and pltasurabla of the an* tire year. The children have Christmas stars hi their eyas. Mother la handling expected and unexpected crises with her usual skill, while Father's doing "aa well aa can be expected" with bough* and branches and a few trial runs ef the new electric train. Yea, these are day* whan every­ body’s In a gay, busy whirl of activity—perfset days for movla making In evary home across the country. A famous author once observed that "Christmas is ev­ eryone’s birthday, with tha party ■w<M cm tn ihe weald.* Aa any party, the preparation are half tha fun—end more «*>■« half tha story of Christmas at your house. That's why w* suggest you uac your movla earners long before the actual day of Christmas dawns. By not waiting to open this special gift package, you may lose a bit of the “surprise" *1*. ment But the whole family will gala much added pleasure from capturing all the high points of tha holiday preparation*—the on­ ly way you can really get tha complsta Christmas ’M story from ■tart to finish. If you haven’t yet seen foe new Una of movla cameras currently on display, w* recommend that you do to very soon. For there’s a tremendous surprise In store for you these days at your neighbor­ hood earners shop. Imagine—you can now gat a compact,/easy-tooperato movie camera Tor Just under $301 And that should dlspe tho notion many people havi about a movla camera’s belm quite an expansive piece of equip­ ment . r . „ * j . % v ,. '*,*• ; . *f t * '• .f .* ! “J i,!* , J # ** / PAJAM AS Tn cotton and nylon, w hite, black rad and pastel oolora. P erfect gift* far GOW NS bar- W alts langth, full length. Long o abort aleevea, nylon in pink, blue, red, yanow, w hite and black. By San Souci, Van Raalta and Munatngwear. m any atylea. { —John Van Guilder =j , JA Y C E E CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONTEST BLANK Ms., to: Contest Chairman Jayeee Information Booth Sanford. Florida ROBES GENERAL RULES: Entries from tha Sanford Ana only wlU be accepted (contact Chairman for defined area If not suie.) Contestants may enter Residential or Commercial type, or both oa separate blanks If qualified. Only one division under Residential type may ba entered In addition to the Special Di­ vision for which all Residential entries will be automatically eligible. Sponsors request contestant* to keep displays lighted nightly betwen 7:30 and 0:30 until winners sre announced to allow Judge* ample time to check all entries carefully. for eaeh Residential Division Including the Special Di­ vision are aa follows: 1st Place—$23 U.S. Savings Bond; 2nd Place— 10 Silver Dollars. Prise for Commercial winner (ona division only) U possession of the Traveling Trophy for one ysar. By Artemis. Van Raalta Souci . . . trimmed with rows Mad rows of the most delicately cut lace and bed. lecked with pleats. Vour choice of pastel colon, black, navy and white. Sheer nylon robes, in white and soft pastel colon- Give her a luxurioua g i f t . . . Also we have a nice selection of soft warm fleecy quilted robes, beautifully styled in p gay srray of colon. (check type and division) RESIDENTIAL -------Dlv No. li Lighted Lawns (trees, scrub*, etc.) — Dhr No. >t Figure Sett Inge (on bldg, or lawn) - -- Dlv. No. I: Decorated Doorways A Windows (Including decoration* attached to bldg.) — Special Dlv: Boat Over-All Decoration* — automat!* COMMERCIAL—— Including Doorways, Show Windows or Bldg, or All N A M E -.............................................................................. H O SE By Phoenix and Clauaner, hoe* a re ADDRESS!______ ___________________________ aura to please. All aizet in th a naw fall ahadae. Please complete decoration* before submitting entry. Deadline: Mldnlght.December a , IK*. 1.35 to 1-95 SALE FLO O R S A M P LES P A N T IE S H A LF SLIPS A ll N ew H otpoint M erchandise List 1-30” RANGE $319.95 SALE Nylon, rayon, plain or trimmed with luce- Brief and flare atylea. $230,00 1-30** RANGE $229.95 $160,00 1-11% C il F t $529.95 $380,00 2 ZONE REFRIGERATOR .89 to 3.95 A Rift she’s sure to appreciate . . . choose from our many different *t>I*1 petticoats. 3.93 to 14.95 'A Gift From 1-12 F t U p rig h t F reezer $399.95 $250,00 1-39" R a n g e $249.95 $170,00 A ll P rices Include T rade-In -SA N F O R D OPEN TIL 9:00 THURS. - FRI. SAT Means More" H . B . Pope Co. Inc 200 S Park A re. Phone 1410 x I �------------------------ — — —~ v* V I tV ' S f tf jr a U i • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA EflUbUik* 1909 VOLUME XLVI1 FR ID A Y. DECE.M DER 21, 1936, 17-92 4-Laning Moved ^To Inter-State System City To Hire Engineer 'To Stu d y F ea sib ility Of Sewage Plant Here Stenstrom Jaycee Speaker Reveals Urges Safety Be Transfer Personal Project The four-laning of the state's heavied traveled segment Of high­ way, State Road 13 600 (17-K) be“Our record-making history tween Orange City and the Semi­ isn't plivasant." Trooper Chuck nole County line was not dropped Saunders of the Florida Highway from the budget but was merely Patrol told member* of the Semi­ FOl'RTII DISTRICT JAYCEE VP DEI.IVF.RS an “Opemtlon Civic Service" certificate to Semlnol® transferred to the interstate sys­ nole County Junior Chamber of County Jaycee President George A. Speer. Looking on are (left to right) Fred Mlschuck, president, tem, said Senator Douglas Siren, “ Your town U growing, your Commerce at their noon luncheon Orlando Jaycees; Dick HamlwTrk. vp, Orlando Jayceet; und Bub McGee, president, JacluonvIUe strom this morning following a re­ system it growing, and I am aura meeting yesterday. Jnycees. Speer and Conflict. (Staff Photo) lease that the half-million dollari “We're killing more people that your Income will be suffi­ project had been abandoned. cient to maka up the money nec­ than ever before— we've killed Senator Stenstrom, this morn JOO more on our highways this essary to float additional bonds Ing. said “ Richie Green. Stale ytar th;ln » hl. , aI(1 for a sewage treatment plant," Wilson Holt, Fiscal Agent for the . EnRi?C,r r . for ' Certainly we've had an Influx of the Fifth District ha* advised me•' lp bm |h„ doc, n-t 8lve i City of Sanford told the Board that this road has been dropped an excuse for killing people, of Sanford City Commissioners from the primary budget and S„ md, r, „ pUi„«d. last night at a special msetiug STOCKHOLM <tjt - New re­ eluded in the inter-state system 1 “ If enemy force* started land | called by Mayor F. D. Scott. ports of spreading unrest In R ur in order to secure 90 per ernt ! On the basis of the fiscal a* Ing "at Daytona ‘We are asking for ample time feMlcral aid in the cost of enn-1L,,,. sia and Its satellite amplr® """ Beach .and start Seminole County has contributed geni-8 report, the Board of Com . | killing people, wed go home, get reached the West today, and two VIENNA W— Vice Presidenti 1382, or 84 percent, misslomjr* approved the htrlug of to dlscusa »« h the City am lstructlon our shotguns and go see what we Richard M. Nison tuld the Aua-1 Baltic refugees said the Soviet W (\uola tor the liunaarUrj Relief an cng|neer \Qitudy the fca>ibi County Buurdtof Commissioner*, .Nine million dollars ha* been could do about It," he sold. was deporting 100,000 students trian government today he is sure 1 Fond, reported Frank Evan*. | | tjr for lbeconstruction of the and with other Interested citizens budgeted for the inter-state sysSaunders appealed to the Jay­ Cotigrcs* will admit more Hun -1 from the Baltic states to erush chairman of the Semmole County p|ant lbat wm <Mt )n MCeig uf their views on general or special tern In the Fifth District and the growing resistance there. Chapter of the Amercan Red j2oo,OUO. nca to come before the 1937 »es- cost of tho Orange City • Semi- cees to "make safety a personal gun.in refugees to the United Cross, today. ^ „l’t |00|c| to UJ .. 4aid gjo,, „f tbe S u ,^ Legislature," note County Line road Is Included project. “ It is mental attitudes States ami Increase U. S.financial that came* accidents." WASHINGTON W —American aid for other regugecs, informed “ Were It not for the Red Cross,; ••tb#t ygy CIQ feasibly issue $200.- ' *ald Senator Douglas Stenstrom in this amount, Itiehi.- Green re Rill Lotkard, chairman of the source* reported. officials today looked with disfa­ both National and International, qqq j„ b o n d , the present lime and Represcnative Mack N. Cleve- ported. • Jaycee Teenage Driving Hoad Evor on the reported plans of Hun­ Nison conferred for more than said Evans this morning, "th* without Impairing the capital Ira l*nd Jr, “ If left 'V 1 in m the primary Primary budget ouuget I o immediately prior t0 Troop, r gary's puppet government to seek an hour with Chancello Julius u ° UAla. ^ hk e t f . ir.iMffw." F«wv«ius»i| Provement ptvfttast® program w* of the Utility “ \jOn11 • U«IC , • S„ L ...Ull* Milt; ------* * lIM date IU to DC be «IIIIUUUCI'U announced —▼ *h« . ---_ cm,IJ_.h* '/.(.nn T . . M*.,. CM Saundefa talk, presented n pla-j Ranh and other officials and told loen from the United States and fU ^ o bn!r hv hnl n*n/r ; Dcpartmtnl or w,thout ^ uc,n< U ter we will meet with •vtryonti curr(l 50 P«r iof the cost of ' to Mis* Myra Lee Stokes, them ho would recommend in his other Western nations to forestall s ^ .r i h s M i W . v f. m n ^ e Z M I ,u r',lu» ™venue*.“ interested to talk over problems vupslruclion in federal aid." Seminole High School student, In report lo President Klsenhomcr. BELLEVILLE, til. it!*„ , , Two economic disaster. When aske<l about the* co*t of with which we will bo confront* Stenstrom explained, “Whit has rfVo. recognition of h e r Inn ^ th a n life, endure hnr.Uhina hardships. •• that the United State, “sharply Porson* were kllle,land 37 In ured Increase" tho number of refugee, ',,,av " h"" ^Mnd-whedole IIEvans commented TALLAHASSEE M —Gov. La* to be admitted sbove the current Hnola Central train Chickasaw w.s Roy Collins, noting that “ tight cause of, the Red Cross at vno fitf.ir. derailed near here and right car* money" Is delaying public projects and women the world able to show their The source. ,atd Nixon also exdown * ro'•, finhin^ throughout the country, has asked these unfortunate President. El«enh»wer ------about — th® pecte»l to recommend that Con-, ‘ people through acts more money to help Austria car* Mrs. Jennie Coveil, 70. of NortJi pos-lbllity of creating a federal highest daily traffic effective assistance more money to help Austria rare •*>«»*»•. J»rb.. died shortly after i corporation to buy stata and local count of any road in the State of T . . . . I , r \ • C Th* International and Amcrl W. C. Branan Is T ags Sold In '56 I f 1" 2 ,ake" •« ,he ho*P,lal' ' bond lizuesFlorida and I am informed that ■ T U C K L J f l V G r j Q V C S for the flood of refugees. He a«ked for and received a ' f''nr>' 67• Roaedwl*. ------------------------can neu Red v-ross Cross sre ran arc providing provioin* medl meui- q * J T ki * n,,e barometer nf irrowth In th e1It will be one of the first leg I I .1 | t I detailed compilation of all expend- WJ,S * 'Ik '1 iboul »««« hour*. WASHINGTON W - A Labor cine, food, and clothing inside I rO IT IO tC Q I O /VnOIOT Sanford and Seminole County area menu of the interstate system /V n O tn C r. i F l t Q n t I f i i M r t n ..■ * A 1 * M in r® PM.r \ r t n I • • *| . * • i . ■ . ft 1 Ml t • Hungary. Also assuming responsi­ William C. Branan, 1606 M Hure* for refugee care Austria la,cr • j Department spokesman said today a g -i,hat can b" watched closely for j ron*tiuctcd in Florida, MIAMI 1* —A Miami truck bility for the cars of many thou­ nolla Ave.. Sanford, has been pro-1Indication of an increajjng,,Rppu-1 “The airline for the Inler-stste ha * marie alnce Uelober. The Au»-1 Ambhlanzaa fram the sxirmMJ* hi* cl«i«#:lteeni ta n do nothing to drive- wm credited today with sands <f refugees In Austria, and mo’e.v to *<*« *~rk alio told Nixon Ihvin* «r*a. Including St lanii*, took I settle * dispute involvlnira coal > -*i« 1Ufirt- fL * l1t > sale of automobile f systrOl between Orange City and saving s young mother and her trian leader, too, providing aiiTsurice to* refu United States Air Force. owned lUcen.c tegs. the Seminole County Lina has five -week -old baby from a maximum nurntw-r they could th,% Injured to St. Elizabeth's has- shipping company partly gees in transit and on arrival at A Jet bomber pilot, he currently I I” * recent report from Tar not been flown," «ald Senator partially tubmrrged and overturn- keep here without .training th « ,l'i,a' hrr* whrre. 20 remained and by John L. Lewis' United 3Hn« Workers Union. Camp Kilmer. This opeiation, ac­ U stationed at Hunter Air Fore- ,Collector John Calloway he said | Stenstrom “ but It 1* .-xpeete.l to rd CJr ,n 8 mat,-ah canal nation* economy to the limit. ** were treated and rrle.i«ed. cording Red Lro»s Cross Baj<>> Sjvj|nnjlh State police blamed the derail­ rowing to an American Bed home of th„ that t«.a98 automobile and truck (Continued on Page 8) Mrs Elizabeth Whipple and her ment of the 13 car train on the „ ,h*n Strategic Air Command's 38th Air license tags had been sold In Semslaughter, of Hialeah, were treated shifting of a new road bed due Lt. R. Roth Dies Policeman's Ball *ar greater than earl) estimate*. Dlv| a,on \ mi>niber of the 20*h ino,e County during 1936 or 1200 The Sanford Herald sub- for shock after the rescue. to recent rain*. Th« “ run around"; a a * s * i ti Bomb S q. he Is an aircraft com- mor* ,han * al *°ld during the lcnbera will receive a Sunday Truck driver Oscar Horton, 47, track, relocated because of con-! In Jet Crash; Wife Tomorrow Night M ldm aht Tomorrow mender on one ot the B 47 Strat- en,lr'' >;e»f nf morning paper inatea l of the i pulled the 21-yearold mother and structlon on a new route for U. S I 9 ' «ojet* i... ..tik 1937 Ucenwe license tairs. with ...hi.k which ki. hi* squadrom 1. is lags, said Gallowray regular The Annual Policeman.* Ball, Tuesday afternoon the infant to safety afier spotting Highway 40, had a speed limit for j Is From Sanford | equipped. I are white with blue numeral* and the woman trying to free herself staged each year ny the Police­ ^Lighting Contest j His unit is a component of th e i',,**l *° on -f®0- 2 at the Tax edition. (Continued on Pag* XI I.t. It'ihert D. Roth. 28. hits* man's Benevolent Association of Change In publishing day* is from tht overturned car. hand of the former Lila Sloor# E n trv D e a d lin e 2nd Bombardment Wing, «ne f UoHector's Office In the Seminole made in order that the em­ Policeman Jeff Hunt said Mrs. the Sanford Police Department. . . . r> • i l.efflrr of Sanford, died when his tm ry u e u u im c th# o|d„ t organisation* In the County Court House. Whipple lost control of the vehicle will he held tomorrow night at M o t h e r P e t l S h e S ployes may enjoy Cliristmai Tomorrow night at midnight A,r Forc# , nd on, of th# Air Dj. | It Is expected, said Galloway, F8U Jet crashed into a wooded I when the Infant slid off the front the Mayfair Inn with dancing . . . . . _ _ , is the d e ad lin e for entries n the vU|on., lwo oomblt wlngi. that the 1937 tag sale* will far Day at home with their fami­ seat. Mr*. Whipple grabbed for the area near I.aureldale, N. J. yea. lies. slated to begin st 9 o’clock to the V f | t h J D O U Q l l t C r S terday. J *yC*e , . k . k *?* j l Major Branan entered the ser- cxc*Cl1 ‘h" "alf» U1*® fear. baby. Music of l-nrry Eullcr’s orehes- . _ . , , f Roth, whose family live* In Lin* ****• ...,(;!'alrm *n John A,ex*nd*r vice in Nov. 1912 after graduating 1 «>« In B la z in g said oday. wood. N J., had taken off from from Seminole High School earlier. The Policeman's Hall is one of m n . .._ Entries are coming in steadily, that year. Following pilot training 1 the major social function, tho J U!,\ k" " 'daugnter* *T 2 1 .Tdlctl tl. l about V hyanr °hour T n,> before ''ihis 1: S,".,lon Alexander commented today, "hut he served at Rio Hato Air Force ___________ .of _____; five ‘ of her plana pre-Christmas _____ season. i. It •has an-! and mv>» want to be sura that everyone Base, Panama. in a fire that flashed nually increased In attendance j JJ1 b *I, ‘T ? ''b''r.'i‘ b* -'*ran'* '*r ,' " • A•w ho would like to enter the com­ Wi t h hundred* turning on. for lh e !' M nri ,h ° r" y b' t0" " , p; r,r n ^ ^ '•f* petition ha* an opportunity to .. ■ i ft today. | Sanford last night to be with Ihelr t . to l,“r,‘in2 " " mitketl ofl in lo the City of Sanford to employ tnj now which cause* hot water ‘ have their outdoor di*plays Jud­ .*• vit *nt ■ r . Vlehnis were identified a* Sirs daughter and her small son Rob* Leo Rock is prestdant of lha w ,lUam Clark. J3. and Ruth. Clan- rrt RQlb j r a Jt-H a1 haSliiter £ ' h# newly p• V,', ‘ec,ioj of W#tt * l'bfarian until Dr Bernard J. ged " Policemen s Benevolent Associa-1 d i|, Mary. Lorraine and Shirley TheF3U, ’ in whichLt. Roth Th, entry blink, s r. , Ppe,ring m p'yehologr i e wa, *mp^ e d T ' m tion and Ben Butlcc is chairman -n)r children ranged in age from crashed, I* said to botha world’a In th. daily edition, of Tbe San- at the State Bank of Cochran. n , ! k' ?' ‘n T ' 0 'u Z *nd f° Ur, • p?“ ‘ of (hr (Inner committw for The n lo It ford Herald. Ga.. prior lo recall to active duty Li,y CommU‘ ion«® 'a“ budget for the a.soc.atlon was « tto n , have been received re ljfastest aircraft„ ,. . _ Pk j „ m, ti„k.in„ in Aionist n f n vi night. released toward const -notion and t *vo to th* new position of City organization. Both men are mein( lark! another dniightcr. Gloria, and commercial Christmas light He has been lUtioncd at Hun " Wf ‘ annot Paint lhe matntt-n srtc*- of the new library I’htnncr L’itv M ,nilger Knjm'-- tiers Of the Sanford I'olice Do |j, an,I Mrs. Bcs*l# Cadunce, 83. YOU HAVE « bo ||Vrd with the Clarks, esfor two or three building in H Mellon Park. told the Hoard at it* last night t part nielli's staff of officers. Ing can he entered in the contest ter since his return to active *»r ,a,d “ 'Phalt I’rocred. from the dance will raped vjee. »e»k»," said Knowles, which will City Manager Knowl.a reported meeting • in different categories Mrs Clark also get out nf Ihe _ XII entries in the Home Christ-' MaJ Branan is married to the S've u* ■« opportunity to start *" 'he Board of Commi*sloner, Final action hy the Beard of go to the Policaman'a Benevolent • m a s Lighting C ontest automatical- former Miss Aarah Shockley of the new parking plana now. that SOU gallons of water per Commissioner, came last night Association which provides fund* blazing two-story frame dwelling, ly enter the overall contest cten Monroe, Ga. The couple, nowreThe offer lo the City of Sanford minute j* being pumped (nun the when the city attorney wa. ,n for i'mergences and sickness of hut ran luck in lo rescue her pit-pure tetolutiona tin- policemen, thslr wives ami family. She never cam® oot againthough the entry blank is for one' siding in Savannah, has two dau- t'* purchase a l»> hy Cot) foot lot c,l>’* wudl* in cumpariion t i 225slructi-d to ptepnre Ftrmen f.uitid her lying bc*id« shtcr*. Carol who is seven yrnr* on a railroad siding for $8.5(0) gallons which was the previous for the "rescinding of the dediea- families. category only. .1 hrd upstairs. old. snd Pstrieia, Bve month* old, was turned down. “4Ve have no ht*h tion" anil "to sell" a city lot loBodies of *cverai of the girls and a five-ysar old son, William, authority to go into the real ' ®re now able lo "re-l" a rated on Commercial Ave. I he HIGHER FOOD wenfound near bedroom windows estate business," said City Atwell and allow It lo rehabilitate provision that the City end the PRICES RIG FACTOR ' indicating lh#y had tried to <•*! orney William C. Hutchison.. “ Ifitself and then rc.i each well County will *hute fifty fifty in WASHINGTON V Higher food I rape. Mrs. Cadunce and Itulh h id there was some specific purpose periodically," Knowles said. the monies from the sale of the prices have been the biggest I bent a»le#p in a downstairs bed Fair sndwarn* centralFridas for which Ihe lot is being p u r ** "-a* also reported b> the property. A hid of S9,'joo Its* ul (actor in virtually doubling lb* • room Others of th# family v*#re snd Jtstordsy. Considerable night chased, it would be an entirely c**y manager that a poly photready been received hv tn« Board @ 6,1C lC rti< X 4. cost of living *inc* 1939. govern |sl»»ping on th# second floor. and morning fog central portions- different matter," he said. Jm ent figures showed today. phate solution ia being considered of County L’ommlssionera. A request from the General Delegation Seeks Time To Discuss Acts With Officials ’ County Contributes 84 Pet. 01 Quota For Relief Fund Nixon Assures Austria Top News Congress W ill Admit In Brief More Refugees To U. S. Two Die As Train Derailed, Plunges Down Embankment!'; m m m H om e Parallel Parking To Start On 1st St. Additional Local News On Page 8 Weather Requests At Budget Board Meet Expected To Top $600 Million talla^ m e e . Th. r . « ■ « * « « > « .p * m » u ti« » quests for millions of dollars for the 13j < Legislature worth of new stata buildings will Sea. Wilson Carraway of aliaadd a eiunching load to Florida's haisee. one of the Uw m ak.r, , | f financial problems when the* go ting in on th# budget hearing*. before the Budget Commission -a.d flatly. "I feel that some in oext month. •rea«e in'tax revenue it going to Gov. LeRoy Collin, said the con he a necessity." sliuction requests will prove the Total request* for operation* and “ real difficulty" in the comrnis- buildings from all state agencies slon's attempts to squeeze all the and institutions are expected to state's sharply-expanded needs for top 600 million dollars. The^tato's • ' il next two years Into a pattern income for thh 1457-39 biennium that will match anticipated in- ha* been forecast at 310 million. come. Ite<|ue«ts at Thun«fay's hearing If the coramtsalan and the Leg included $1,290,017 for the military ivlature cannot make the adjust- department, a $390,032 increase: ments. new taxes may result ttfi/>2IX for the fire r.dlcgr at Taking Holiday Recc* (I.-j Ij . up $72 1*9; $.332,720 for the The commistloin ended its first department of veterans affairs, up week of budget hearings Tnursday SCd '82: forest service $3,463,036. ®nd wti| resume Jan. 14- At that I up $2.462.813; park board $1,679,178 fm #. th# huifding requests will go up -‘,*t «07: sad livestock hoard bs/ore the board preparing its ree-1$3,112,545. up IUJ1.97J ■f Battle Efficiency 'E' Awarded VAH-7 For High Standing Heavy Attack Squudron Seven, a unit of Heavy Attack Wing One. SHOPPING. DAYS Till' ACL Is Installing Automatic Lights At Two Crossing The Atlantic Coast Line Rail- tham riled th® Orlando troub*J® ,, s r i..t rood la now installing automatic "when they ran Into tlda ,amo p ® '! ' ' ,.v . T. signal light, at their crossing un thing.” E ,h', mon’ 23th St. at Yale Ave. and will . , * 0c , . then go to French We. at |3th What »nrt how d‘' ,,and 0” fJ h.V ' ‘S * . for to install another, Ihe Board of ,i8.:!1' “l ,Vcry ‘J** M,con,|1 conw^cutlve fiscal year. Sanford City Commi*siun®r* wa* cr®***n* *n Sanford, ’ asked Com* ^ t " , Ik ' ' lohl at last night’s special meet- mlaxioher -lohn Krlder of CHy hl*he*t standing In the compeding Atliirney William C. HutchUon. }io" of *n * r korC^- u - s - Al' lan,lc * ,fel Heavy Attack ,quadHowever, said City .Manager ^„ T,'f ..'.‘T 'n * ' Warren H. Knowles, “w . bjVa «•»' ng 't «u Protect our mutortsla r0" <Presentation of the award wta run into the problem of two hug® , , „ bT Capt. J. T. Blackburn, oak trees which will comfdrt.-ly * no7 7a*r 10 *'*uw t7**®7*0" USN, Com-” srv1'-Attack hide the signal light*. Tho,» will road 10 ,CaVe thei^ crossings unhave to be removed bit*, they are protected." Brailey Odham »aid. ' On®. Comdr. L. B. Libbey. DSN. the lom.u.wuJtt ^ utficer of on State right of ways and we Odham attended the meeting for the squadron accepted Ihe award will have to obtain perm! ,ion ««"lhcr putpase hut spoke up on hehnlf nf th® member* of hi* to have them removed," hu #atd. ‘Dirins th# dbicuoalon resorting command It Is still indefinite a , to which ll,e <“ *’• cioasings, Friends and families of the j ; agency will remove tit® huge oaks,j Mayor F. D. Scott asked th® squadron pcMonori city, county, stale or At commissioner* 'Don't you think MISS 3IYRA I.EE STOKES receive* s placqur from Jaycee Road HO chairman Bill Loclurd yt*) . to witness th® traditional tcre- Stoke* wav th- winner in this year's Seminole County Jcycae (toad E O held in Sanford early In fee laune t navi Line, he said. that »■ should rtguir® a iuton* mooy. ember. (Staff Photot Commlsstooar Eirl® Higginho(Continued o® Pai® II .. � 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, 1956 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>, December 20, 1956; <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/c86c3d2f01c99a1660eb304029ccdf19.pdf 5599f245099f5eb85b4b8a1e38b0a57c PDF Text Text -V « / - * 4*. . 10, T m i ^ Dm . 18,1986 1BE 8AHW9P HCTAtiP R T T E L t W MEi By B91MK BtCCENBACCKB Chairman, Eastern Air Lines Written 1m UNH I D PBCM The airiino industry's S billion dollars fat order* tor a fleet of some 100 Jet-powered airliners mads Important headlines la ItSg. Ivan mote significant, however, is the fact that the « million passengers, who traveled 31 billion mDea by air during the same year, have'made the U. 8. sche­ duled airlines the country’s pri­ mary passenger carrier, outstrip­ ping both the railroads and the Inter-city trams. No realistic’ estimate of the eco­ nomy of the industry's rapidly ap­ proaching transition to Jet power The oeatag "Jet age” wm he coming of On grot Jet atrttaen, M , th. first real mechanical “ revolution” la commercial aviathat history. **£•" f Through the noe of these new The« mDlk i ddlar te tqulpsources of tremendous Jet power, » « * program I*»tern Ale line* the alrliaea win be able to bring •»« ■ * * * < • “ tf . d<> a much greeter and travel-coned* »■«*** F Z * ous public the unperior coerveni- taken by any U *69■*** race, comfort and economy of at* *” nJrtypical of what the entire moat silent, vibrnUonleae flight,todiutry U <«lng la this regard, at apeeds up to the speed of Plan Triple Capacity sound itself about 700 m. p. h.. To ears for today's growing and at iptes favorably comparable volume of air travel, the airlines with any other means of front* have alto- ordered 305 pti ton-pewportation for dlstancea of 300 ered airllnert, with 73 more In miles er more. prospect. Cittern, for instance, it On the other hand, there la no adding new mnlU-entlned radar question but that the development equipped Golden Patcon* *nd Conof a greatly Inereaaed lavel of atellatlons to it* fleet, publle air travel mutt be made The first of ri Jet-prop Electras as a sound foundation for tha are scheduled to go Into service straight-)*! ilrHorn equipped to — h m uuM m ' l h ». cattT l it to U i pu M oitn , o n to operation, wo w0] have tripUd our passenger airlift capacity. Any evahutioa at airiino econ­ omy and Arturo growth must alio consider the important facta that, although the airline* hare now become ear country’! primary pattenger carrier* and although the American public la enjoying, and will continue to enjoy, great* er income and more leitorw time than ever before leaa than 10 per cent of the tmel-coiucloui public ha* yet experienced the 1 1 1 auperior convenience, eomfort and Mori houesa are la need o f : economy of air travel. tng another clothes eloaat There dafton, amseso*. stalled, declare* a heme but Beyond this, it mutt be realized 1 I I Wouldn’t http, saya the nuu that the dynamic industry and ex* Europeans have been playing pa tiding economy of this country card games for more than seven the next desk. Dad would is geared to the speed of air trans­ ewturio* according to aa hieportation. NATIVE FLORIDIANS ICTUlIf TO FLORIDA FOR D W T - R*■ i ntme «T il*th of the entire unit, are them five members of C 3 S 3 £ d i S S A Station’. Marti* Security Guard Unit. All Mtive floridlar*. they ares (L to r.) Sgt. W, L. Whitehurst, a native of Clearwater. CpI. S- Andrews, MUmt, Opl. ®®**r‘ water CpI Vl!. E Turner. Clermont and Pfc. V. K. Markham, a arJaeksonvllIs. (Official Photo. U. A Navy) & w P A N T IE S Nylon, rayon, plain or trimmed with lack Flare and brief stylet. GOW NS Walts length, full length. 1/tng or riiort aleevrs, nylon off the shoulder, pink, yellow! blue, red, whit* .» black and oh so many style* from w||rh to select' Some with matching bed jackets and' robes. By tea Sooci, Van Raalte and Mundnrwaan u. : AMItlCAN SOUMKI add their own touch to "Operation Safe Haven” to Munich. Germany, as they greet two young Hungarian refugee aiiters with Christmas stockings. Th* delighted girls, Maris Boxa (left) gad Plroschk*. are bound for the United State* by way of the operation's *re*ded-up sir lift (fnterwattowal Itadiophntei JAYCEE CHRISTMAS LIGHTING ROBES CONTEST BLANK Mad tor Contest Chairman Soft warm fleecy quilted robes, beautifully styled a»d such Jaycr* Information Booth Sanford. Florida lovely array of colors and patterns. Civ* bar n warm rift this Christmas. GENERAL RULES: Entries from the Sanford Area only will be accepted (contact Chairman for defined area if not suir.) Contestants may rutcr Residential or Commercial type, tt both on separate blank* if qualified. Only one division under Residential type may be rntrred in addition to the Special Di­ vision for whlrh all Rr.Uential entries will be aidomatically eligible. Sponsors request contestants to keep displays lighted nightly betwen 7:30 and 9:30 until winners are announced to illow Judges ample time to check alt entries carefully. fhcvr nylon robes, they're charming, they're frivolous and they're so vrty practical. Prim for each Residential Division Including the Special Di­ vision are as follows: 1st Place—$23 U.S. Savings Bond; 2nd Place— to Silver Dollars. Prize for Commercial winner (one dlvition only) is possession of the Traveling Trophy for one yesr. SHORT!E G O W N S (check type and dlrisi—> RESIDENTIAL -------- Div No. I: Lighted Lawns (trees, scrubs, ete.) Her heart's desire . . these shorrie gnwnt are fh« last word In feminine beauty . . lavish with Div No 3: Figure Settings (on bldg, or lawn) Lee or tailored. The gift that will be sure to p!«a*e her! Div. No. I: Decorated Doorways A Windows (Including decoration* attached to bldg ) Special Div: Brat Over-All Decoration* automatic COMMERCIAL-----------Including Doorway*, Show Windows or Bldg, or All C A N -C A N N AM E-__________________________________________ PETTICOAT ADDRESS Bouffant nylon taffeta with layer* of Pless* tomplet# decoration* before submitting entry Deadline: MldnigbLDecember 22. 193d. By San Souet, Artemi*, Van Rathe . . trimmed with rows and row* of th* most de­ licately cut lac* and daintiess pleats y«u ever mw . , in your choice of pastel color* sod black, navy and whit# , . Nyloo and 100*+ dacron. Bet. make her Christmas a SPANT OUT, white with row* am' rows of colored sWII rwall' rutaM •/ up In one of our rain bow colored can can Throw Away Your Tire Dollars Because Your Tire* Are Smooth. Let WELSH TIKK SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Tread* That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRK Wear And Save You Money. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Christman Store Hourer Wed- • Thura. . FrL • SaL ifi Yearn In Sanford At CH ALM ERS 9 :0 0 -9 :0 0 Mon. • fhrUtman Eve. BUSH A BILL to know ■ tANfORDTRACTOR i IMPUMtNT C? ALWAYS DOTHCNt VEWY M ST rOMAKg YOU HAPPY ^ Means More, ..tesU U '!* - �185 If Yoar Herald la Nat Delivered By • P. M. Call 1811 Befara 7 P. M. Par Dadeavp g> m fntb AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XLVI1 Eatabliahad 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA Top News In Brief VIENNA HR— Hungary*! Com. munlst regime la preparing to ask the free world for a WOO million loan to stave off economic disas­ ter, reporta from Budapest said today. SALZBURG, Austria W — The S o v i e t Communist newspaper Pravda said v ive President Rich­ ard M.‘ Nixon waa flying to Aus* tria today to reorganlsa the ebb­ ing freedom fight In Hungary. J e r u s a l e m ! israei -m — Premier David Ben-Gurien told the Kneaaet parliament today Israel will not return the disputed Gaia Strip to Egypt. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1958 NO. 18* Aeaocialad Preea Leased Wire Commissioners: M ayors Power To Specific R ed C h in a Moves M ade To Improve Relations Resolution First Shipload Is Being Of Refugees Sail Prepared For U.S. Today Changing of the City Charter to allow for the election of a RREMERHAVEN, nem nny HI ATLANTA HR — Three income Major for the City of Sanford i» tax evasion cases, including on« i reportedly being continued with! —Th* first shipload of Hungnrfor more than one million dollar* j the preparation of fesolutloni and Ian refuges sailed in a light fog income, wll go on trial in the next necessary proposed legislative ae* for the United States today. WASHINGTON IB — Indian! session of the U. S. District Court tion. The Ullitary Sea Transport Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru mlfr chou Ea.U|( wlth whom he here next month. At a special meeting of the Service vstsel General Leroy Elsaid today he has relayed to P”M-|mel bPfort coming to Washington. Board of Sanford City Commis­ tinge carried a cargy ot happi­ Idont Eisenhower 'certain com* p ut ^e a id he conveyed Chou JOHANNESBURG. South Africa sioners one week ago today, com ness, sorrow and confusion as her plaints" by Red China against the Endai’s viewpoint on Asia, in i IB—The South Alrican govern­ misslonera approved action set in bow turned toward the open At­ United Slates. ) explained Red China's thinking ment opened Its firat mass trees m motion by Commissioner Juhn lantic In early afternoon. trial today, charging 111 persons Nehru also told a news confer-1 about some Far East problems, Krider to give the oeople of SanThe 1,730 Hungarian* who cam* with violating the nation’s strict cure that he believes “ the people! Asked to give details of hit re I ft rd an opportunity to elect the by train directly from Austria* "suppression of Communism" Act. In the Soviet Union are not very port, Nehru a id Cou ad made Mayor ot the City. refugee camps will spend Christ­ The maximum sentence is drain. happy about events In Hungary-1 - certain complaints." mas at tea. but they will see the tu put it mildly." , ! h # a id Chou's position is that' Commissioner David Gatchel, new year in on American SOIL this morning, said "The mayor A T L A N T A IB - Methodist Nehru's rernarH- on China were Red China has "gone several | KASTBOUnNr. EnaUnrt K — ought to have rower to act in Saddest people m the crowd ua Bishop Arthur J. Moor*, back the first official disclosure of .steps forward" while there have from a 39,000 mil* round the- A 57-year-old doctor wea charg­ what he and President Elsenhow t been no comparable moves tu im- emergency for the cltv," as he the pier as the 10,000—ton ship world trip, termed the nriiish ed with murder of an M-yeae-oid er discussed In their day long prove relation* by the Unite j pointed out that 'he prutnt power cast off were a littls family of of the Mayor, alerted by Com* four Hungarian!, who** two chil­ French intervention in E<>p* re­ woman today in what promised talks Monday at the President’* 1Suits, THE 8ANFOKD CARDEN CLl'H decorate* ChrUtmas tree* at the mitsinners at the first meeting of dren had suddenly devetop*4 Seminole Memorial Hospital yesterday. Shaun decorating the huge grettable but necessary. to be the opening of the most farm at Gettysburg. Pa. Better Understanding the rear, li limited *o whatever measles and must watt here fot tret* located in the lobby of the hoipiul are: Mrs. Kred Ginas, sensational trial In British •More Tala* Today The 67-yaar-old Indian leader action i, taken by the Bwrd of the next ship. NEW YORK IB _ Hie FBI criminal history—the “ case of the Mri. Ralph Dean. Mrs. Tommy Mero, and Mrs. J. H. Truluek. Nehru said he had not delivered faced 300 newsmen from all parts moved in today on employes ol wealthy widows." (Saff Photo) I An txpectant mother whose bato Mr. Elsenhower any formal ot the world at an early niortung Commissioners. the Gulf Oil Co. suspected of steal­ "It U not In our minds to d o, j,y |, expected within a few dava Dr. John Bodkin Adams, well- message from Red Chinese Pre- newt conference at the National ing $1 million worth of se-rct oil away with the City Manager form ,v||| ,|s0 wait in a hospital beta Press Club auditorium. to-do Irish-born physician In this survey maps of government. We will have to toT th, next of the three refuge* famed south coast resort town, Othtr highlights of the news in some way. provide In the char*; .hip* scheluled to sail before the was charges! with the murder of conference: . ter amendment a new -yftem for;new y ,*r. Mrs Edith Alice Morrell in No He said his Ulk* her* and at the term* of office Of commie-, ^ AmeHf, „ nad Cr0Ji pul I * ■ vtmber 19V). He wilt appear in an Gettysburg had resulted In a .muers and major. * he said. , (Caatlaued 00 Page «) Eastbourne court tomorrow. "much better understanding of On the Wednesday mornlng| ___________ The murder charge climaxed American policy." nuwtlng. Gatchel explained "Thci one of the most painstaking mur­ The possibilities of financing the, India is anxioui that slept be only thing coming out of that Cg»r r a t n r v H i s I I a c sewage treatment plant, original* j LAKELAND IB— Sen. Spessard der investigations In Scotland taken to clear the Sues Canal at meeting waa an effort in the peo- J e t r e i U r y U U I I D S Yard history, and foreshadowed quickly at possible But he ruled ly a part of the overall cityuridc Holland and Rep. A. S. Herlong even more sensational develop­ out ny steps which would affect sewer and water project, will be j r. were queitloned by Horlda ment* to come , CHICAGO «B - Erwin Staad. Egypt's soverignty. "The main idea from the di- Dn -a . C A . I A _ _ T ; m A n , t l - . AWl °f Mu‘ ul1 Committee memAdam* was first airrsied on , 32. walked Into a police station cussions at last Wednesday's « OST TO T L O l i g I I P 1 0 Nov. 34. following inquiries by , lt 3 a. m. today an<t gave o ffic e r a lC „L 7 f l , n mcet.ng, and what I womd be In; WASHINGTON «B — John Tonfavor ot Is not broadening the ter Dulles, appearing hale and night by Mayor F. D. Scott. usin« federal money to pav gro-v Scotland Yard Supt. Herbert Han- a statement saying he and "some! ^ U ^ ’ ^ e r 0 ' - O ' Q I powers of the Mayor but tu give hearty despite hla ree«nt caneer Wilson Holt, fiscal agent for • « for lr«e* destroyed In the nam. on 13 charges involving of- other men" murdered three young!U / n u n U a u a c fens** under the cremation act. boy, whose bodies were found in i” a V e rV' O V e S 11110 I the people a chance to elect him operation, I* planning to stay on the City of Hanford will report to spreading decline disc*,* control forgery and larceny. 1, forest pc,,*.,-, - * r as secretary of state for a long the Board of ConDtrissionerr*TO- program. / « M culms were . aiaectej, M ,a0)llh. mngw time. URANIA, La. 4R — Turncoat night. Holt, employed by the city Th* **o fcdcr.il laglUolurg It* I Wltn the wills sml eremsMn* o f; Po|jCn , lid M!(} ,h#m hu By |r\rn:n PRESS .-The D, w,|f „ rp pntltlp. , There )iad been speculation that Aaron Wilson, recently returned 1 t h e survey of the Ciiy’a tended Mutual's spreading d*-' f der > E ,’ tb<,U.,n , " ’ *■ fonttkMO bothered him and he A sub-iero ’cold wave, made cholcP." »l,| John Krider. "and Dulte- might resign toon, but he torn Communlit C U u . p i,., ...referen lo j^ . I K gave them n » paxe stale- more hlllnx by high winds, roll the Mayor should be paid a rea 1, busy rharting hi, fiCure activi­ ce to the possibility of j eMno . committee meeting, ono of ,10^, • ment about t.'i .ylnjj of thi* e<l Into northern New England J0M|,|e „ | arjr." ties In the'No. 1 cabnet post. He —iVinl.n * ^ en » ni I0° *511' I S * ? !! financing the sewage treatment two major conferences of the .otentatively plana to fly to th* Far wlth 110.000 Or Insurance pal t p)>n projMt wm ateml tie spe- operative scheduled today. _ . . . . "My Idea of a mayor would be brothe-, II, and . ab-rt I’ftcrsOn. East next March to attend a meet­ Temperature, of five degrees i j|lal he would be confined to the Head *m * " ' * '''' ’ " ' " " reial meoing to talk with Ihe Board The industry advisory commit13. ing at Canberra, Austrslla, of th« below zero and wind gust, of 30 u„ua, power ,hjl , m, yor in ,hhl r * n « i^na m .L a » ,of *Sanford City Commissioners, tee discussed a proposal to inSoutheast Asian Treaty Organisa­ _ , . . . . Police said they did not know miles per hour were wew seen fo» pogm,,,, has," Krider explained. sent P. telegram to the Veterans! Slx i,em* »PP**r on •Rend* creu/e the advmlslag tax on o r The boys rhnlr of the Luther- whether tu believr nis tale. Chief northern New England tion. — 1 \ew and He commented "The mayor Administration Tuesday urging ° f '"* e,in8' *» by two cents, bringing the an Church, Missouri Synod of of Detrslives Pat Des’ ley sent a Ynrk state early today. Dulles hsin't talked about re­ Holly Hill will sing at Ih* Lu-1 ap^cial squad to Investigate and should have powers thn: are spell signing despite his Nov 9 opera­ that (he erroneous death payment « “ **k* l* , * ! ! ' * 0*-1 U* 10 The eastward drift of the of the Christmas Eve meeting of Iheran Church of The Reedemer rheck „ lP , ta,efnenl ed out in the charter and I think be reclamed " if It la legally and tion for intestinal cancer. 17ie best the Board. tonight at 7:30 p.m. According to autnorPies. Stand o f’ the Vo’ld' Vl'r mis* Mrauhoui ' hc P' ° l' le w0,' l,, b* mucLh haP»,l,r Iguess"u"tha't" D^ller^wiq-»'’ think physically possible to do so." A discussion ot the bill for The Rev. A. Schultz, pastor of said he and the other men put m o,? of the nation? 4 h i « n { S The Dally Town Talk of Alex­ t 0™ ™ " hn r«Pr.'I about quit,n« until he re.ch.a_hU the Holly lllll Chtirrh will ac­ the three boys in a rsr, look them andria. La., reported in a copv- work performed by a local con-1 stmts them." ' 70th birthday on Feb. 23. 19HI. . . reptions wrrr the extreme Snithcompany the choir and deliver righted story Tuesday that the 32-, cern on the city', wrecker is to Roti.nson's Wood*, and Commissioner H igginbotham ! Some people believe chances er* " vast and the Pariflc Northwest. the evening's sermon. yesr old former soldlar's mother, slated for th, special meeting I them to death. B ■ Temperature* got no lower said "I'll go along with whatever about 20-50 that Dulles will stay called to clean up items which (Continued on Page 9) Tonight's service at the local! Deterttve* who th* other commissioners want to on for all of President Elsenthe_ 60from ,,southern. Georare important to th* city. City snecial wuny of In* case qurs- than ,,_ . ,. Lutheran Church will be the last ..,•<•1.1 gla through Florida, and mild do in changing th* ch.irto for the bower's second term, depending; Manager Warren E. Knowlc* re­ TwFn° 1 1rvn m1(1 <*rvlre of th. Advent |’tinned SU.d intensivelyiubut wxr. ■P«H » ,,;"™ '' ‘“ ".""’.u jof course on the President's . lc u*n air flowed through the election of a Mayor." ported to the Board of Commis- Two tanned and he.,iij-breaded, Seajon non-committal about, th* results. It 1s expected ton*, discussions |wt1be* *nd his health, Irishmen rested up herw today [ Northwest from Washington end sloner* at their last regular completing a 8.000 mile, 73Oregon to the western Dakotas. revolving around the proposed meeting that the total cost ofv it the. day voyage aeros, the Atlantic charter change, which must be n - . • c I work, was In hi, estimation "too in a 30-foot sail host. presented lo Ih* local legislative- D r i l Q i n , E r Q n C G high". Knowles presented v.-ork delegation for th* “ Tallahassee * is ii i * Mirhstl O'Hvrlihy. 2*. a design­ ; sheet* on both labor and materhopper" at the April session rf JOICJ U e a d l O C K e d TIGNALL, G*. SB— A SS year- 1til to carry out hi* vjrars. er and producer foe the famed Legislature, will be forthcoming rI . ii old textile worker wa, held en Ahhev Theater of Dublin, and Also slated for discussion will murder charges today f o r the fatal The dormitory buildng. to house at early meetings ot th* Hoard of L /V G T l I C G l U S G Terry Murray, 32, dockpd their he regulations for the protection shooting of hi, wife and father at p o r t SAID ftps— Britain anj Ih* New York Giants* Farm Sys­ Sanford City Commissioner*. ynwl here Tuesday. of railroad crossings, inside the their home. tem player* and prospects, under Meric Warns-, commissioner , y rlnop were were reported deadlocked "It's k life’s dream come true." City Limit, of Sanford. Th« item Police said Ihr man. Crawford construction at the comer of Mel will be Installed as a member of said O'Herlihy In a thick Irish on the agenda grew out of the today in their negotiations with A Lovell, Tuesday killed hi* wife ionville and Cel*ry Are. Is nvar- th* Board of Commissioners at brogue. "And we didn't use the Sunday morniag crash at inter . . . __ _ . . . . , , i Ih* United Nations over us* of ait w Ethel, 32. and his father, Dalton ing completion and wilj he ready the Atlantic Coast engine once—even the the flrst mee lug of the bcurd-lit Angl(< french salvage flee-, to Lovell, £6 year-old dairv fanner in **ct\on n‘ tmek for use esrly In January. i January. At the same time, City on Mellonvill* t,m« ww were becalmed for three! MOSCOW IB — Th* Soviet | According to Pravda. More*, a the presence of the ,in woman’ **,ur ,n>ck “ n Horace Stonehain, head of Ih* Commissioner John Krider will speed clearance of lk» blocked consecutive days." pri-ss appeared today to t><- Sovietcitiien,was (ruined for e*2 >ear-old daughter. Another child. nc»<' Locu-t. It Is expected New York Giants oi ganisation, give up his seat on the Board of Sues Canal. The two began the voyage at; launching a “ »py scare” against pionagt work in WestGermany Mike. 6. was at school t*1*1 tighter restrictions for guardBiliFfti sources said unle-t U. Dublin Sept. «, reaching the Ca- ,h* Untied Stale, iprarheaded lv and in "a Washington spy school. ‘ visiting in Sanford and attending Sanford City Commissioners to Patrolman Cecil Moore said Lov «na the tracks from traffic aeciN. Secretary General Dag Hamthe recent Mayfair ton's IIJ.'MO It said he entered Russia supplied h* installed »> a member uf th* nary Island* Oct. 24 after c r o „- ,hf “ confessions" of an alleged tll called police, waited In f-ont of deni* will be tied in by new with a false identity card in the PGA Open said "The new building Board of Seminele County Com­ murskjold agree, by tonight (9 ing the stormy Bay of Biscay, and American agent, hi* home until Moore arrived, ordinance*, permit British crews to tamain then began the 3,000-mil* voyage The new,paper Pravda and I/.- name of Gigrri Marchenko, a looks wonderful, even heller than missioner*. and "showed us where the b o d ie s The other three items appear­ to Puerto Rico. nhoard (he 40 or more salvage vestia published a statement is- large quantity of false document!, 1 thought It would be." were." but,gave no moth- for the ing on the agenda for tomorrow According to the contractors, vessel, nlreadv working lo clear __________ sued by the State Security Co'ii- cameras, arms, , a large am mid shooting. evening are: the appointment to Port Ffcld harbor the ;*,»»-'i w ll inittee this morning reportin' lh>- of Soviet monsy and a vital of Ih* building ud| possibly be ready (Continued no Page g) for occupancy about Jan 10. , move uit with the iovi.vcn force. NOT HUNGRY AFTER CONTEST arrest of Rem Petrovich Morns, poison PRINCETON, N. J. IB— Al- allegedly sent to the Soviet Unmn The paper said Uooi was flown A U.N. dispatch said Hammer* bert Soil, Princeton. University. |by the United States to collect |tu Turkey May '5 and crossed the |skjold was standing firm on his freshman f r o m Philadelphia, espionage Informaion on especial- border from there into ltu«>i*. ! agreement lo use only six Brldowned lt hamburgers In 10 min- ly important defense obje.-'ivr. According to Pravda, Moroi1 Partly rloudy, continued warm li.,h salvage veisels and without Ule, Tuesday to win a contelt. "I and In senuir* hy tnv mesn* »<*• e!j|j-,?d he had na :.-.!er.:!oa o f ! WcjM-'-daj sad Thursday- i.'iihIBrilirh crews. Other nations haso l»\ MRS. .MARION' JONES don’t feel hunger) anymore," being so far as murder, various So-j carrying out hi* allejed inslme-1slderable night and early morning promised II vessels. OVIEDO — Friend, here will said. vict documents." (Continued ihi Page 4) fog In the central portion*. regret to learn of the death of TALLAHASSEE IB — The Mr*. Johnnie McKnight, si-ter of Mrs. Nettie Famoll of Ihi, citv O'ooled Children's Commi«>4in Mrs. McKnight passed away in asked today for increased funds thr Bartow Hospital yesterday lo pay hospital and physicsn, a 4 larger portion of the cost of car w suddenly. ing for needy crippled young­ Mr,. McKnight wan , native of thi, section and lived here sters. Dr William R. Stringer, diicc-j many jrar.s then lived in Daven­ i tor, told the Budget Commission DALY CITY, Calif, m — The hi, wife and forced their daughter port until a few year, ago.* Funeral -ervii-cs wll he held the agency in the past has been distraught parent, of llo Ann to leave with them. Wlegtwr hovered about the tele- j They al>« took Clo Ann's cocker at the Methodist Church in Rar ah!" to contract for hospital rates well below cost "but I anticipate tow at 2:30 p.m. Thursday phono today, noping their abduct-' spaniel puppy, .Sniffles, her phono­ we will have to meet reimburs­ rd daughter would try to get in1graph and tom* record*. They a b le costs" In the future. touch with them. rifled Mr,. Mowatt'* purs* of 313 YOU HAVE Hs budget includes SIS a d v "I imagine she will call if she and sped off in Mowatt'* car. , per patient for hospital car* in gets a chance." said Mrs. Haiel, contrast to $9 30 paid last year and Mooatt, "but I don't think they'll1 Mrs. Mowatt was sure that Wlrgner would not harm hit brido I an estimated 310.30 thi, year. The give her that chance." j total budget. wh*-h contemplate, Mr,. Mowatt was referring to, but the was frarful of what Ka«tputting 1J pediatrician, on a fee Mike Wicgner, 16, husband of their nian might do. Police said East­ ' basl, and adding 12 phyilcian, on daughter, and his accomplice, |man was an alcoholic with suicidal •traght salary, amount. In tl.TW, Jess* Eastman, 35. Roth arc fu tendencies. 1321 over thr current appropriation. Tht romance between Clo Ann Strive, from the Napa stair men Stinger is id only one hotpilal and Wirgner began last year when tel hospital. refuted to accept children without Brandishing a .22 calibre rifle, they met at a movie. H* has a reimbursable cost. But h* said the Wicgner and Kastman broke into |record of delinquency and mental State Hospital Assn, hai recom­ CHRISTMAS MATi . pou r s into the Sanford Post Office to b* mail bags The loading ramp I* being used a* a distributing ren­ the home of John Mowatt in this troubles dating back to 13.VJ. wSica mended full payment for all bos- rid Ivet id to patrons thicugh the area. Picture shows on* ter slid for lorung parcels going to th* vartoue mail carriers. San Francisco suburb Monday, he was 10. Clo Ann is a straight piUlareceived at tha local Post Office jues before opening t.ve osJud IStaff Pooto) night, bound and tied Mow att and IA student In high school ____ _ Case Of Wealthy Widows To Open Against Doctor Feasibility Of Sewage "Plant Session Topic Man Involves Self Others In Slaying Of 3 Young Boys Holland, Herlong Questioned Today By Citrus Mutual Erroneous Death Payment Provides * Farm For Turncoat plcl™12L, wiiMm „pi.1^1 Planning To Keep ■»■<» y cui,ns were coStaecteJjgg ntonihs' a i a ........' England Today *^!he 10•“ ,nfm'r*,’nc* JU . Lutherans To Heor b0Jr,-* Johr f ,3- bi*,io.iay. Choir Tonight At 7 Irishmen Complete 73-Day Voyage Across Atlantic • Textile Worker Is Blamed For Death Of Wife, Father Soviet Press Appears To Be Launching Spy' Scare' Against U. S. Giants' Dormitory Nears Completion J Additional Former Resident Of Oviedo Dies Crippled Children Commission Seeks increased Funds Weather Local News O n Page 8 Parents Await News Of Abducted Daughter �rr « • *- * • i-rai-Vr. V- "'■■ ' / '•“ f!3 5 r. . ' wS-v? - Vv i . ' ’ ’i « ! pi? 2*AwS?,S ^ 5A1W6| THE O LD HOM E TO W N —» “ •■•> • ' •. . By STANLEY’ rretidoR’s Nkce la fart lM*r*al« roar u u d ssd a u ^ P m id.nl Eisenhower** nitre atv! her new husband are spending their honeymoon here. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morgan •! Chicago married U days ago. She is the daughter of Earl Eiaanhow. er, publisher of a newspaper in LaGrange. 111. She said “ Uncle Dwight’* is so busy she doesn't see him often. University of North Dakota hockey star Broncho Bill Hrichart of Winnipeg was on the four-man Sioux golf team that won the 1M6 North Central golf title. Legal Notice |B lOt X S% Jl 1M.I. S llllH Ti rtii> T i, i Lomu t x p r u c to cn poiT oe s u iis o u ; l a Hoi k b t a t i: or c iia r l k j i d w i .1 IIHATII. KKCKAdFD TO A L L . FKKBONfl HAVIN'! CLAIMS OR DCMANDS A O AIN ST BAIL* LST.VTK: T o o H i earn of n o t l l t . d a a 4 r s * s i r t l l o il l * any claims and dar.an. lt wh ich TOW, or either o f y o u may h a t e a«alaa| • all » tta t o In t h » t.ffl. . o f 11 . n 1 .ri.tit K. J|..uil>..|.|.r, L’uuolr J u . l « . r.f - t . r o l n - l . ('..unty. at hi# “ H i t t In the C our t llouao lo San . lord. F lorid a. within a la h l r a j . n tlar m oo th a froq» the time o f |ha first e u b llr a t lo n af thla oa llc a Karli c laim o r d o m a n d must ha t o w r i t . In* and c o n t a in the blaca n f raal* d . a c o and |*,.t nffle s a . l d ' . a a o f l h » r l a l b a n t and muat 6. a * e r n l o by tke claima nt. hla a e t n t or atlnr oay , o r lha - a m i ahall bo void. C harlotte W hile ll.a th o f .a id r t ' t l t on pac. I f . ilia A ajC eaau tft* First a o tll.a tlo n lw Ike Court o f Ike I '.o a t y J o e * ., S .m la o l. Cmoots. riorld a . la Probate, la rot l.a t a i. . f BERTHA q . IIOL'UIITO.X Deceased. T o All rrod ltora aad F .rooa t H a t. la * n a i o t o r Utaioado Aealott sola s u to ia i You aad *ac h a f yo u ar# h a r . b y a o t l f l . d and r.riulrrcl t o p r . t . n t a n y c l a i m , a a d demands which you. nr . I t h r r o f you. m a o have ae a lhit (ho satat a o f R K l i T l f t <1 H O l ' i i l l T n h ' , d t c t s r t d lato o f .aid “ aunty, t o tha County J u d f a o f BEMfKOI.K. C oun ty. Florida, at hit oltlra In lha court hours o f Mid C o u n ty s t Sanford Florida, within •laht .slander months (ram Iks lima o f Ihs first auhllcotloa of this r.otlr*. Each claim or demand shsll ba In wrltlna. and shall state lha place o f Ita lia n 's and post allies a d d r.tr n f tha claimant, and ahall ho s w o r n to h» tha elalmant, hla H in t , o r allornao. and any ruch rlalm ar drmsnd aot r» Iliad shall ba void Raymond M. Ball. fr. As ritcu ln r of thr la > l W ill .«nd Trrtam .nt of lir.RTIIA tl IIOCOIITOW. Dacaaastt n o v o t . A3 HTENSTROU A llo r n .y for Ksccutar Edwards Rulldlna aanford. Florida NOTICE Reservations for the annual Christmas Dance of the Seminole County InterFraternlty Associa­ tion will be taken Thursday December 20 From 8:30 — 9:30 P.M. THE M A YFA IR INN Only Members Who Have Paid Their Dues May Make Reservations. Telephone^ 1200 1 m i if lz �% W hite Jodhpur-Like' Pants Worn By Neh for tho Kashmir Have Early Oriqin wear, for dress or By DOROTHY WORLEY C 1W. by Dorothy Worley, Reprlntcl by permission of the publisher. A\sl»n Cooks. ______ _ Distributed by Kina restores Syadkste. __ ... ■Y*or»M PriseIlls Paisa's humdrum Ufa u Guess the best thing to ilo I* to talk It over with «omc real estate people. I It give ycu their names." He told them then of the land boom, since the channel wru now s certainty. He added that some­ one might tear the house down and put something el«* Jtcre. It Priscilla didn't want tn sell right away, it might be host to hold the property for awhile. “Do you have tho key ?V Pris­ cilla asked. Again there waa a perceptible hesitation. Mr. Todd said he did have the key. Then he suggested that they go ahead am) tlnd a place lo stay and get settled. Since the day was short and the afternoon most gone, he'd show them the house the first thing the next day. Of course there were no lights. And they must be tired. •'We don't want to lake up so much of your time,” Priscilla said. “ Couldn't we go alone?" Sensing that there was some reason Mr. Todd preferred to go with them, Kita said, "t think he's right, Priscilla. Since the place has been closed so long, wc might have dtfticulty with locks and things." Mr. Todd seemed relieved, tie said It would be much better to wait until the next day, and they agreed to meet him at his office at ten. “Now tor a room and a good shower and some fresh clothes." Rita said when they were again on the street. “Rita, did you get the Impres­ sion he didn't want us to go to Eookout House alone?" "Maybe it'a the ghosts.", tlit.v laughed. “ For my part. I'm willmg to wait until tomorrow. He did seem r a t h e r mysterious, though . . . t-ook. there's a hotri right down the street—the Gib­ son. Let s go there." They would have been more surprised had they known that soon after they had registered and gone upstairs, the dlstmguishi d-lookmg man they had seen In the red Uutck returned to the restaurant and said to the girl at the cash register, "Did you notice two girls in here a couple of hours ago, one dark, hair tied up In a scarf, and wear­ ing dark glasses f The other one, younger, wore red pedal-pushers. And 1 noticed a startling resem­ blance to Lauren Uaeall." "Oh . . . yea. I do remember her. She sure did look Uke Bacall. Whr.t about them?" (To Ha ConthiunlI aa office worker In New Turk l* iuJdanlp brlchtened whan aha La n >1r.» I of a bequest from a rreat-aunt. Her writer-friend Rita goes with her to Aptlaehk-ota. Florid*. where Priscilla 'A ■ WO-year-otd -state and U 000 la securin'* On their way to e»e Attorney Todd th»y atop tt a restaurant whera an untidy Bih-rtr.sa Searches their ear and a distin­ guished-lookIns man ohr-rr-s all three ef them with p-utsling ImpliesCHAPTER 4 IL TODD seemed surprised to seo the girls, and said he had aot expected Miss Paige so soon. Asking them to be seated, he took die papers Priscilla handed him. He perused the records slowly, rubbing his chin thoughtfully ns he read, and going back over each paper • second time. Presently he laid the papers aside, took off hla glasses and leaned back In hla awtvel chair. "We didn’t aee much of Miss Rachel—that Is, Mr*. Porter—for the last year or so before she died. She waa v e r y old. you know, ninety-six. She's buried here, left those instructions in her wilL She used to be quite a figure around town, they say. Born at Lookout House and lived there »er entire life. In her later years •he seemed to like seclusion. But die other lady—" He paused. “The other lady?" Priscilla (ueitioned. "Mr*. Hampton. Mr*. Nora Tampton. She had been with Mr*. Porter about forty year*— looked after her, did everything. Miss Rachel left her a small an­ nuity. Fine woman, Mr*. Hamp­ ton. Everyone liked her." "And where la Mrs. Hampton now?" "Went back to some of her folk* In Carolina. Seems bliss Rachel talked to her about you, 0 started trying to Ond you before •he died. Don't mean to be in­ quisitive. but how long do you plan to be In Apalachicola?" "How long do you think it will be necessary for me to stey ?" This legal business shouldn't take long. Shouldn't think you'd want to wait for a sale, but you'll probably want to go through the louae and decide about the furni­ ture | don't Know much about *uch things, but they say there's £ i small fortune In antiques. Any^ ray, they'll bring tn something, •o don’t bellev* Td let lliem go with the sale of the house." Priscilla said she would look •he place over. She added that the didn't suppose It was In any condition for them to stay there. M p’eted by mId-1934. 3 a m. EST Pec. 23, one day trramlining is designed to!earlier than usual, \atican sour•tny divisions a mobility, Crs said. ability necessary for comThey said the polntiff advanced an atomic battlefield. A* the date of hi* broadcast In order by Army planners, ground to accomodate holiday newspaper in the- atomic age will schedules, cly dispcr‘cd and fought1 church official* from various II unit* that quickly a* nation* pointed out to the Vatican for a break — through that newspaper* in their rounn scatter again so a* not trie* are not published, or go to .-tit a profitable target. .pres* early, on Chri<tma* Pay. J of the traditional divl- They .said this delayed publication sanitation of three rcui- of the papal message delivered the division will be made,on Christmas Evefive combat group*, each ----------------------------ontained force directly rcMaeklin Field, home of Michi* !c lo the division comman- gan State football games, will seat I*0,000 fan* for 1937. Meal gift for the ho*ie*s. plngues in 3 different sits*. GETTYSBURG. Pa. UP Tho»e white jodh.mr — like pants Indian Prime Minister Nehru i« •porting nn hit current visit to the United S‘ ate.« originated in the Uth and llth Century. They were first worn by Mongo­ lians who invaded and conquered northern India—men who spent most of their time astride horse*. The close — fitting calves and flaring hip* make the pant* migh­ ty comfortable for horseback rid­ ing hut Nehru's valet, Abdul Ha­ mid. probablv doesn't particular­ ly relish pulling them over the Prime Minister's feet every mornin;. With the pa**age of years, the! pant* lost their direct functional association with horseback ('ding and became a traditional garment gentleman to buslnesi. Neh* ru come* from Kashmir and h n a natural affinity for the pint*. 1 And how does the Prime Mint** ter keep them up? With a draw* string like the one In your po* lama pants. S VOW CSlOlil SiltS j •u tn w a t m im 1 (UAJUMTU9 \ m-Mm m wf Copper Bath site turkish towel*, always an Ideal lift. Many colors, liy Fiddcrest. Charming wall *pi«.e set, early American Fine, and crockery. In wiite snd pastel colors, mad* of thick chenille. Some with foot print design. Of fine coinbed percale, with ileiicatcly trim lut'd designs. Beautifully boxed. For dining beauty . . some with lustrous metallic thread design . . olliers that reflect the Christ­ mas spirit. The Rev. II. D. l.ocke 2.98 up Christmas lovelies in Sunday afternoon, Dec. 9. the lake Mary Baptist Chapel held k service of ordination for their leacom. The Rev. \V. A. Ellenrood, pastor, welcomed tho visit' •rs. The Rev. L. C. Futeh, p«*»or *f the First Baptist Church of Longwood, which Is the mother church of the chapel moderated Salt & Pepper M ill An attractive gift that make* t m y day a holiday. Useful year round, liy Dee Kay. G R A M KO W FUNERAL HOME I I 9J Sou*t> PHONE 444 for — Choo«e her Christmas gift now from our ex crllent selection! A gift of linen she'll cherish for year* to coine. Beautifully scultpurcd trays with (lower designs. Variety of size*. Blankets Boxed Towels Are practical prewnt with » Happy future. . See our nice selection. Bedspreads Double Ladies or Single, washable. completely I'uuip. sling heel and the new style* In drr*»y shoe*. Site* 3-10. AAA B. By Valrniine A Vogue. Get set for the Holidays and after. Loafer and uvfmd styles. In lim»ii snd biark. ily Douglas A Bob Smart. Comforters boys By Jumping ack Acrobat Soft luscious comforter* . wouldn't love one for Christum? snd buckle type. Black. bro»n and burgundy rotor*. jins i* Throw Pillows All sites, all colors in patent, leather and patent leather. Loafers and one and two strap shoes. By Acrobat A Many colors, different suer, give her tev oral. Storybook, Jumping Jack. 'Why Not a Cowan (lift Certificate For Christman’ t Y Store Hours Thur*— Fri— Sat |:M _ 1:00 Men. 9—3:30 In 1933 Paul Almonte n f CbarleMon, S C . set a Sally League record by pitching «t scoreless Inning* in a row at a starter and reliever. Charlie Hodge, goaltendcr (or '.he Rochester Americana, was on­ ly 21 when he played in the 1953 Stanley Cup playoffs for the Montre»l Canadians, / ICOMOaieail Pillow Cases Sheets: striped Lady Pcppirell. fine combed percale. Double 4.79 Single 3.79. Matching pillow cases . . 2.19 pair Means Morer �- tat £ mkt. X*. 1 Dxlbw aeM at last » « k 'i atm. ’ tfe l > g Ctraut rvsime. mx of Sort) Atlantic Treaty Or b • ir n r t a b < Beria smiauta W * a a M b n it tPari* that ffcU m a iarjtrv.: arvcr a Kac G«imbj at-,aiae Jnr *** • * * fcecaua* the Soa m m . n m n itt t* T*“. MlcUja rrrjtw h*i r j r a — » M r . _ . __ . tn lis tw ic n t k ran r E ffe c t iv e _ t_ / _ t bt ™ dktietrpW.c. w o « w .^ 4. 4w r l » » h— h*: b-rqm» r-fT*-anaDaa-*c »7 mmmus ^ ! Wait Gemaa foreign Ktn.-'n H a « t V * I n o iw i mentiunrf hi. eenmry a* th* „ font baa af the A&*« fl»«j»irfae» freta W»,fc;T; tor awnOor the po**ihiley tk* IS Jacsa a ii tie t o - Arm/ trngtt aUr! a war at tfa. “ S eae^asreetUt rf Its dfflccHie*. If tfcii saw oia* i. tWd fr wt!k happened. a rr«oft a Ear. f.<g * w P a w Art of ! ■ ant! macy aiffat prpriAa tha apart, i aaly a i s year miltary - Christmas Story __ _ _ . w r ru rac r m i S the n u sn aS feature. r-.p ^ y rtA l.r m ^r-PnV , * T : OCTm-ot .ack Haael « m r»D*< u “* a a a v aahs aad h t . ^ |ecae rf n g o** s a j ^ it! fin e same ae artin -- - - — ___ a- a* nrjet »• four aieaaa. j ^ Hear remove* th. ra -r **T mflharr »bUs«U»t aiewp} atuttH and fm ea ltt i thu aUr m bfsfcet lows i&- u arrend jennf bar* wha met rr parta: twa >ear» acuvt a a k* - j , puncia a pat__ e r g Jor the JM h tgjf gride where*, the aaOea tax lay** s baavier bur- v*5b*’ raront around th. *•» des as the poor, and wattU abandr reduce *■ v ®e l • • * * * ** tbeir standard o f Bring. It S T S m l d lav £ J tbe rovernmntn open to the charge o f din- ptraoimit^. th* tr s appM tc criminating i s favor o f the walMx-tk*. aii a* our a ««> » u *unpir saw: Far theaa raaanna rnngiaai ba» not. is v hat happen. t» cunme k v o tba past, faaadad thlp daman d. and there i* b" J#* BnT auluta*. no Kigv of R* being iavurahiy meuned now. ^ ^ Blkf. & ^ G ^ -r » a t Even if President Eiaenbovrer cans out far .i;rnU- ^ aw> a aaka tax which he oaruiniy ghaa no in- tme* «rrp or haAar. now or cur.* dicatiot of doing, it would bat e hard Ate we unns aur Owd—gt*rt •(leddinr taiesu :s aurh a wry » a t» • • • «f rea' ie-r»r* tc ntber* and tc Give Microscope Another mnhtf i. c n . ^ th . m „ .. , » » , ^ C h r h ^ - ' Z t t Z Z X Z s * , r preaema i* a living animal— a pup. a kitten. rhjCfc ^ take,. njJ wlJt u , a parmkee*. even a «ma!3 pig or monkey (>.,*. ctuid T-. »p^mpr»w a hr. a ;aumg ao st Ttmg-IT* pulia'nad a n a s that bag andaarad h i a to A m ericas andiance* is Ids enspiato lack of nervouanaaa ha told one n p eria r that he never faals mraooa. “ no matter bow many people art hi the audience or v W l I am playing.** The Sonford Herald placed under tbe mkrooeopa. ip Ukaly to rr~ vo*: a fa»dnating u n r o f creature* *atrange and wonderful— and activo. toor* *u than the moat vigurou* pet Footnote to boy* oho rwoaivo micruocope.: Once you let Dad have a good look at thi* wonderful w iggly world, you may Vtve trouble getting him away from i t in " Tna bow«t«r. iwinindi NOTICE W c will be closed Christmas dsy only. All laundry and dry cleaning in before Friday* December 21, will be ready before Christmas. On request, laundry and dry cleaning in before 10 a. m. Monday will be ready the Downtown Cleaners & Laundry PHONE 914 “SaaitoM Dry Cleaning" 11* PALMETTO AVE s “ ’ 6,= - nia>h- Southside Laundromat FOODMAKT ---------BLDG.* 1W L 2jt fa SI Seminole County Laundry Co (A Pickup and Delivery Service) Of • Accredited Charga Ai ^^ s �----------............................. -■ ', T B H A S T O B D H U A iy Wed- Dee. 19.1956 V f 5 veni& r jr ’’ ,r.r “ • V "' 2: > i.-;.*AVtf-H!«V7' ? 'T ~ ■"? Officers Elected By U SW V Auxiliary Secret Sisters Are Revealed A t O.E.S. Pasft Matrons M eet throughout with light* u d Chrittmai tree. Then wer present. • * The Col. Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary of United Spanish War It'* good manners and good The past matrons of the Order Veterans elected the new officers sense to be a thoughtful picafcfc of Eastern Star. Cemtnote Chan­ at their meeting Dm . 16 at the er. Wash your picnle table will ter No. 2, of Sanford, hold their a soapy sponge or cloth befon home of Mr*. Mae Sheater. annual Christmas meeting nt the you leave the picnic grounds. Tbl New officers are as follows: home of the president. Mrs. Tom next visitor wilt Jhpndate thh president, Lavlna Himes Sr.; vice McLain, In Geneva, on Monday courtesy. evening. The officers for the year president, Mr*, Lew Brademey* 1967 were duty Installed by the er; Jr. Vice president, Mra. W. *• t * • Following the wedding a re­ retiring president, Mrs. McLain, E. Jameson: chaplain, Mrs. *•« • \ William Thomas Walker wen ception was given by Mr. end as follows: Mary Ffafflin; Patriotic In* *. , •» united la marriage last night at Mrs. David M. Earle and MUs structor, Mrs, Frank Evans; President, Mrs. W. E. Raines; T p.m. at the First Presbyterian Rtbecea Stevens at Mias Steven's historian. Mrs. C. C. Priest; Vice President, Mrs. J. IT. And­ Church, with the R«v. A. G. Me- home, 621 Park Ave. conductor Mrs. C. P. Brasington; erson, Secretary, Mrs. R. C. Innls officiating. The table featured a three- Maxwell, and Treasurer, Mrs. J. assistant ctnductor, Mrs. Jimmie The candlelight, double ring tiered wedding cake and a center E. Courier. Mrs. J. P. Holtzclaw Ericson; guard, Mrs. L. Q. Pick­ ceremony was performed against arrangement of white eamelllaj, was appointed Chairmen of the ering; assistant guard, Mrs. a background of poinsettia and white candles and crystal candle Fanny Lloyd; and secretaryWelfare Committee. Brasilian pepper, with Miss Joan holders. Punch was served from a treasurer, Mrs- Mae Shefae. Re After routine business, the new Wilke and Dick Aiken providing Cut glasa bowl. tiring president Is Mrs. Frank world's M S ! President took the chair and ap­ nuptial music. Mr. Aiken, soloist, Evans. Assietlng at the receptioo were pointed committees for the Jan­ sang "Because" and "1 Love You Mrs. Frank Whealer Jr., who cut ••dwttek Preceding a short business uary meeting, when the Club Truly". the cake, Mrs. Ava Davis and will have a dinner honoring the meeting, the auxiliary and Camp The bride wore a grey shant* Mrs. Louise Austin at the punch 13 U-S.W.V. enjoyed a covered new past matron and all past pat­ ung suit and her corsage was a bowl, and Mr*. William S. Earle dish and turkey dinner, following rons. Following the business, white orchid with a yellow throat. Jr. of Orluido, who kept the session the members revealed which the commander of the Ushers were Fred Pearson, bride'* book. Also Mrs. William their secret sisters for the past WRAPPING GIFTS for those who sro unable to attend church arc thc»* workers in the Extension ramp. Frank Evans, led the group Frank Wheeler Jr., George Means H. Martin, Mr*. Troy Ray, Mrs. Department of the First Baptist Church. In front are Mrs. R. T. Hunt, superintendent, and Mrs. J. B. In singing "Happy Birthday" to year, In clever verse. ■nd David Earle. Robert Jennings, Miss Barbara The hostess, assisted by some Fields, stnnding in bock left to right, are Mrs. Irving Pryor. Mrs. G. C. Dixon. Mrs. S. J. Brooks, W. E. Randall on his 05th birth­ Ruprecht, and Miss Saidce Wil­ of of the guests, then distribut­ Mrs. !!. D. Smith, Mrs. Maltha Marshall, Mrs. J. E. Hemmcrle, Mrs. C. R. Ke.dcr, and Mrs. J. day. Mr. Randall wa* -dsn pre­ A. Strange. (Staff Photo) iams. rit.vr sented a gift. ed gifts from the beautifully de­ The member* then exchanged corated Christmas tree. Gltfs munion service Christmas Eve, gifts and the secretary of tha will be sent to all absent mem beginning at li nn p. m. This auxiliary presented, on behalf of bers. Refreshments of cake and beautiful introduction to the Holy the local auxiliary, to Mrs. Jimmie Ericson, retiring chap­ Russian tew were served by Pie By MARY FOWLER group of carolers will leave from Child’s birthday is an annual pre­ lain. a ennp«r handed kltrhrr vail RUTH ER1C&SEN hostess, assisted by Mrs. Effic The Denary Civle Association the Baptist church. Anyone wish- sentation of the church. Rev. W1IThe Azalea Garden Circle met tfewson and Mrs. Raines. . . . . , . . Ham Anthony will preside- The electric clock, for her nervier* as Is holding its Yule party thia Fri­ for its annual Christmas party Present were Mrs. G. W. Bai­ day night at 7:30 in the civic au­ ing to Join them and sing for fonRr, 8i||on wl„ u k J plrt ln the chaplain for the p u t 30 year* Thursday night at Jim Spencer's ley, Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mrs. J. ditorium. Santa will be there to shut-ins Is most welcome ' singing of carols. A communion restaurant. After a delicious din­ The home of Mrs. G. H. Sykes. 0 . Huff, Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, greet the young people and give All Saints Episcopal Church will service will also be given by Rev. those who cannot attend the mid­ ner the group held a discussion on Scott Ave. was the scene of Mrf. j. E. Courier, .Mrs. B. & them candy and a toy. A beau­ hold a midnight song and com- Anthony Christmas morning for night song service. concerning trays for the Seminole the Christmas party held Monday Moore. Mrs. S. P. Dutton. Mrs. tiful manger will be an attraction hospital. Mr*. Henry Russell, night by the Intermediate De- llcwson, Mrs. S. J. Nix. Mrs. F during the evening. Mrs. Ray thalrfnan, distributed gifts to all pertinent Number Two of the Hasky Wight. Mrs. Jack Burney. Peck is supervising the program souw ! members. First Baptist Church. Mrs. Wurt Warner. Mrs. Edson which will he a Christmas pag­ The party room was cheerfully Golt, Mra. Louise Bills. Mrs. Me- eant of DeBary children. A dona­ The annual Christmas Coffee dectrated with a Christmas tree Lain, Mrs. Raines, Mrs. Arnetts tion of fifty cents is asked to *n*n for the Dirt Gardners' Circle was and poinsettlas. Mislc, Mrs. R. L. Griffin, and help defray expenses. Everyone held at the home of Mrs. George ..As tho guests entered they were Mrs. Anderson. is invited to attend. C. Rarden on Friday last. Mrs. given bubble gum anil a piece o f , _____________ _ The DeBary Woman’s club meet­ E. D. Rinehart was co-hostess. paper with whch to make a 1 ing this Friday at 2:00 pm. Beautiful Christmas arangrments Christmas tree or . Santa Claus. C h r i s t m Q S P f O g r O m will be followed by a Yule parly featuring Yule ornaments, dried The prize waa won by Miss Con materials of silver and gold Were nio Bail, other game* wore cu* Presented A t M p p f at which a song service wilt en­ tertain members and friends. The dumwQ displayed in the living and dining­ Joyed throughout the evening. ,r ' « C ' M e U ™ I V i e e T carol choir of the DcLand Pres­ ia k t h i rooms. Mrs. Harden read "The byterian church under the direc­ ll<»e of Christmas." Mrs. Don the torship of Mrs. Jack Rowe will Perry described the Folklore of Those present were Mr. and. ^ r*Pc*r»on. chairman, give a program. The DeBary In­ "■ W i g Christmas, th« origin of our holi­ Mr*. G. H. Syke*. Mr. and Mrs. ovrr »h‘% meeting of the strumental Ensemble whose musi­ day customs. A delicious buffet John Fox, Mrs. A. L. Rarineau, c b * l“ n Woman'* Fellowship. cal director is Roger Cnsinl, will was served, with Mrs. Irwin Miss «*» was held at the Flr*t entertain. A song, DeBary, My Sue Hoke, Miss Jane which Fleischer pouring. The annual Osborne, Mias Faye Garner, Mlis chrUtl,n Church Monday night. tltmr. Sweet Home, written by plant exchange followed. Connie Ball. Miss Jean South- „ Xf,*r. ‘ b" bu«lne.* sr-s'nn. Mrs. Casini, will be given by Mrs. LudAtOUT Mss Diane Haynes. Don b" d ch,rge nf tbf d*vo' .wig Kupecz, Mrs. Louis St. Amand Mrs. C. E. Hunter, with Mr*. ward, OUR COMVtNIlNV --Ronnie Whitten, Johnnie tlonal The group Joined In the an,| Dr. Garctta Sogar. McCoy, CIIDIT T il MS \M. E. Baker and Mrs. R. L. Me singing of Christmas carols, ac •Narises last. ft*. M After the musical feast a re­ Knight as eo-hostesses, entertain­ Marsh, David Wilson. Bill Baker, enmoaned hv Mrs. Ira Metzger. Jimmy Williams, Johnnie Allred, ception and tea will follow for ed the Hemerocallis Circle at Us Mrs. Effic Durden told a story Griffin and Winston Sanford Jewelry th. r u i . u . entertainers and friends. Mrs. Yule party Mrs. C. II. Moss, Terry bV ed IFrank Mildenhergcr with Mr*. chairman, presided »nd introduced Picrcy ° h . f° ,k ,a,r' 1Arthur Gray a* co-hostess wili & Luggage Co. the guests of the evening, Mrs. which MrsL Stone gave a reading suptrv|sc> 3M|ltcj by Mrs. EmFred Ganas, who Judged arrange­ home of Mra. If. J.-Finch, with entitled "The Thoughts "jest llilbcrg and Mrs. Fred Domi­ 300 Sonford Art. ments submitted by members. Mrs. John D. Carlton co-hostess. Child". nick. At the tea table Mrs. David Mrs. Ganai was presented with a Mrs. J. E. Nicholds was guest Following the program, the Rothschild and Mrs. Frank Hill OFFICERS, NEW AND OLD, of tho Officers Wive* Club were feted recently at a luncheon at tha Phone 1SI8 gift. Mrs. Wiggins won the door speaker, displaying a chart of the group enjoyed a social hour. A It. 0. Q. The new officers, seated In front, are, left to right Mrs. Dickerson, Mr*. Pst Hansen, Mr*. will pour. Geneva Quicker!, Mrs. Millie Barlow, Mr*. Dorncll Kllclinc. president, Mrs. Mary lluntz, and Mr*. prize, an assortment of flower ar­ growth of plant life fforp Ua Jo'w: delightful- Christmas )pen Evening* salad *.** The Women’ s auxiliary lo the Peggy Tugwcll. Standing in back are the old officers, who are, left tu right, Mr*. It. Emanski, Sirs. rangement material. Members est origin to the latest-branches Until Chrlnttwnserved and there was an ex­ DeBary Volunteer Firemen held Jane Potts, Mrs. Kay Dwyer, Mrs. Anita Hadden, Mrs. Virginia Conn, Mrs. Betty Guy, Sir*. France* I brought articles for the Good Sa­ of specialized development. A maritan Home and exchanged large assortment of seeds and change of gifts. Hostesses were a holiday party for 65 members Murray, and Mrs. Ruth Tully. (Staff Photo) gifts. Dcllcous refreshments were stalks pointed out the various Mr*. Slone, Mr*. Grlenie and Mrs. and guest* this last week. Mrs. David Rothschild read a moving types of plant growth and repro­ Metzger. served by the hostesses. Member* present were Mrs. C. and inspirational prayer by the j duction The Hibiscus Circle met Fri­ Decision was made to present Vail, Mrs. William*. Mrs. H. V. late Peter Marshall. Mrs- Chris day afternoon for its Christmas the Sarepta Nursng Homo with Farmer. Mr*. A. P. Roland. Mrs. Butler, chairman of the program, camellia plnnt In bloom and O. D. I.andrcsi, Mrs. Effic Dur­ read a poem, Biving. Mrs. Adam party at the home of Mrs. Lauren Mrs. Richard*, Mr*. Muller and Mrs. Chester Ilenrlek, Johnson in Rose Court, with co- to have it set In the home den, H. Grantham, Mrs. accompanied by Mis* Cornelia hostesses Mrs. W. H. Stewart sod grounds. Packets of flower seeds V. Sirs. Fred Zerenner. The spacious are also to be given the Home Knight, Mrs. Lester Tharp, Mr*. Shaw, violinist, sang Jov to the new home was decorated with Mrs. Hsrry Oakes, of the horti Huntley, Mrs. Young. Mrs. O. T. World and Silent Night. The Gift Mrs. C. R. Grime, by l.aurctte Buckley was the finyule decorations and the refresh­ culture committee, gave „ timely Pearson, Mrs. Stone.laic of the program. Mrs. Bernard ment table held a sleigh with San­ talk on growth of bulbs. She dis Ms. Ira Metzger, ta, flanked with red candles. Af­ tributrd seed* of the red lily and i Mr*. Clark, Mr*. Johnson, Mr*. ISavage assisted by Mr*. Frank ter a brief business session, games the monkey puzzle tree and de* 0 . W. Morgan and vsltor* Mrs. Maher and Bert Hayes. were played, with Mrs. R. F. cribed their slow growth, from 18 Gay and Mrs. Orleme'* mother.! The Home Demonstration club Stoule winning a prize for the months to three yetrs but with Mrs. Gertrude Akin. will hold their Christmas party] state game. Gifts were exehang rewarding success ln horticultu­ |on Thursday in the civic building 1 ed. Mrs. William Toll Invited the ral aims. I at 2 no p m. Each member Is to Mr*. Wade Gamer brought group to meet with her in Jan­ bring a gift for lady nr gentle-1 beautiful arrangements lo decor­ CMfNDAR uary. man and It will he sent to the | ate the living rooms and refresh­ patients In the Volusia Nursing ( 01 EVtNTS The Ixora Circle met at the ment table at which the Circle Home in DcLand. home of Mrs. John Morgan In enjoyed a social hour of coffee WEDNESDAY A Chrl«tm»s pageant will l**1 Rose Court, with Mrs. Taylor and cakes. Th next meeting will Prayer Meeting will be held a t1presented Sunday by the Baptist Brown and Mrs. R. L. Sloan as feature Gen. H. P. Newton, ra- ! the First Baptist Church at 7:3<) church of De Bary at 7:00 p. m. co-hostesses. Mrs. Fred Murray mellia expert, and will be atthe p.m , at 8:15 the Sunday School' under the direction of Mrs. WtlTHE TRENT presented a film on Bird Conser­ nome of the chairman,Rrs. Arne ] Cabinet will meet and at 8:.10 the Itam Gray, with Mr* Rupert Strovation through the courtesy of ^ P cB,ryIntermediate and Adult Choirs n-ich ,n charge of rostuming. Mis* Delightful modern Styling in the Davey Tree Expert Company. The December meeting of the wt|| go Christmas Caroling. Dorothea llrnninger will portray hognny drain Finish nr Limed Mrs. T. W. Mero. chairman pre­ Camella Circle was held Thursday THURSDAY Mary. Tho shepherds will he F Oak Finish. night at the horn* of Mr*. I. E. sided at a brief business session At 7 p.m. the Brotherhood of E. Burrell. E. Leon Magee and 21 inch overall diagonal 262 •nd announced that the Ixora Cir­ Batten on Valencia Dr. Hostesses the First Baptist Church will' Howard White. Th« Wise Man will ft«iunre Inch viewable area cle has been appointed to deco­ were Mrs. Dan Batten and Mrs. serve a ChrNtmss supper to its b* portrayed by Harry F. Brown, rate a Christmas tree for the wait E. W. Peterson. members, their wive* and sweet- E- Crombaeher snd Carlton NewReg. *2fi9.9.'. ing room of the Semlnol* hospital. Mrs. Ralph Betts, eircls chsir- heart*. The Intermediate Choir' p|L n° ,h J'iaior “ "d senior choirs Mrs. Al. Doudney, garden therapy ( man, presided over the short buswill rehearse at 7 and the Adult '*il1 bc " ndor ,hc m',,|<,al dir,‘cchairman, stated that the tree'ines* session. A discussion was 1 1 ” Jl Christmas tiori of Laura Platt Brown. The k. i. . i i w is i t •» •held concerning the Christmas ,, ’ ' , _ „ _ Spirit of Christmas will he given a.m. and the ornaments used Tree for the hospital. Mra. George n Price .S !!* v/ , in i ^ by Cosette Gerling and Patty 1 hapt*r No 2 wU1 be M d to be donated to the Women’ s Speer and Mrs. John Dunn will nole' With Trade at Masonic Hall at 8 p. m. Each Srn,t M" ry ^ Stonekmj will auxiliary of the hospital. Mrs. Jo decorate the tree. present The Gift of God's Son. person is to bring a one dollar A very Interesting Junior Gar­ seph Baker, Junior Garden club At 7:00 p. in. Saturday night a gift for Christmas exchange. co-chairman, asked for volunteer* den Club report was given byThe Dorcas Class of the Com­ to demonstrate the making of Mrs. J. L. Hortoo, Jr. She ex­ FRIDAY dish garden* and plsques once a plained the work she and Mr*. munity Church in Upsala will Full conoote television with Tha Past Noble Grind's Club Harold Chapman have been do-J meet at 2 p. m. at the home nf month at Pinecrest school. 8-inch front directional W. A. Starne* on Grapeville of the Semtnola Rebekih Lodge Decorative Yule arangemsnt* ing in Grammar School. M iss Mary Earle, W. T. Walker United In Marriage Last Night wear a *O V A Garden. Bouquet Dateline DeBary Young People Have Christmas Party M onday ■&353S. ^'hostess*"14 Wfre * TVOd by'O f Woman's Group tssasi B E N N E T T 'S TV Your Dealer oilMONT Has Moved-Our New Location Is 4 0 7 W . First St. Phone 404 $ 2 1V .*5 Each mVinper b rought* a Christ- j^ Al‘ ^ mbcr‘ *re * 3 u« « * d "«• h,>ld lU Pf r,y.v“1t mas arrangement or decoration >10 try 10 ** pre,cnt lhi* •* *■15:30 m- * i,h Mri- l,r,K,ie W,‘which thev had made Cor their b“ »*ncst meeting. JlUm*, Mrs. II. L. Moore, co* Rcservations for the Valley of : hostess. Gift* will be exchanged. homes. An explanation of how each decoration was made was St. John's Scottish Rite Masonic; I’ lmiac make reservations. The Junior Choir of the First given. Many cute and clever ideas Party to be held at the 8hrme Club at 6:30 pm. may be made Baptist Church will rehearse at The Mimosa Circle met at th* were brought to the group. Garden Bara in Eustis to luxu­ Christmas gifts of gardening by phoning 2506. All Scottish Rite 3:30 p.in. Masons are invited to attend and SATURDAY riate In the beautiful holiday ar­ items were exchanges!. The R.A.'s of the First Baptist rangements always shown at The hostesses served delicious urged to bring a 50c gift for the 1Church will meet at 9 a.m. Christmas time by the owners of refreshments of Ice cream Christ­ Christmas Party. this outstanding nursery. Palms mas trees, Christmas cookies snd decorated with colorful bulls, coffee. Silver and gold leaves; pink, Those present were Mrs. Betts, white and scarlet psinsettia blos­ Mr*. Speer, Mr*. Horton, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Roger Schmidt. soms welctmed the group. After a brief business meeting Mrs. Benne Austin, Mn. Alfred Miss Reba Harris of the Bam. |Chiles, Mrs. Jack Martin, and gave a most instructive talk on guest, Mrs. Boh Bratzel, Mrs. Vcr- X "The First Christmas Tree Was <T5n Hardin Mrs Donald Knieht,1JJ 1 2 V -1 I0 V 3 1 . 5 0 • Palm." She advised thfit am­ Mrs. Don Flamm, Mrs. E. C. \Z ber filter lights be placed at the Harper, Jr., Mrs. Robert Douglas. base of the outdoor palm trees Mrs. Richard Silvers, Mrs. Ed ) which are to be utilized in home Hunt, Mr*. Malcolm Lodge, Mrs. , F $8.50 Trade in Allowance on old razor decorations. The group went on Batten, Mrs. Peterson, and a new a guided tour of the nursery member Mra. Robert Crumley. The Westside Garden Club held grounds, seeing many new Ideas in pyopoguting plants. The party Us last meeting of the year Fri­ ended with a delcious luncheon at day at 10 a. m., with Mrs. Lizzie Fralich's restaurant at Mt. Dora. Lamb presiding. Its next meeting 202 E. 1st. Phone 5 will be held on the second Satur­ a te Palm Circle met at the . day in January. speaker, matching legs, al­ uminized picture tube and front top luning. In ma­ hogany grnln finish nr lim­ ed oak grain finish. 21 Inch overall diagonal, 262 *<iuare inch viewable area. In profusion formed the backgiound for the soda! hour follow­ ing. Member* brought wrapped toyg to be given the Salvation Army. Reg. 8319.93 Christmas Price Remington Home Auto Razor \ W ert Jewelry Store: $229.95 ^ With Trade THE PERFECT PLAYMATE The portable TV with big act features. Wood cabinetn. 106 hqunre inch viewable area. Deluxe Du Mont Sensomatic Tuner ONLY $159.95 No Trade �4 .7* tee r*m IB B 8AK70BD HERALD Chiefs Club Slates Auction In February ■■ * lf.M T* '* ^ TL9* VA “ a S tiJ 2S S T L S M T S L r, ms MKO. U J . PAT. OPT. By OKAS PBALMY 88^*5* 1M* t'A United Prune S p a* Writer BAN FRANCISCO. UP—Tbrry ‘A te T. » Brennan, feeling n lot elder than r. Jane Olrt 1M * »■»• **• to Ladyktr* M# u * his a years after "getting a tot race fat Mae 14.0# of bent" for ■ ‘karrlbU" season S S ^ J S S M ^ mI Mm0 MT .# MCM il at Note* Dame, looked grimly m Dee? IT. "A I tint FloroSele ahead to next season without e s c r oe _ f#F the revolver n ooret u M0 much optimum. wot be rude, and we want to be irvat Qalnlete < M ) 1*7.10 •We only lose thro# men but that an tbo tfckote tie In H s M t Waaai—«/*Q Wife Tt I U they're good ones," Brennan said to e« before then." araeei a i u o i * i .m m o m o Jest Par l.M 0.00 as ha faced mere eoeehiag diffi­ CIO Early in tho year the leaaiaole M in e r cult!e» in heading the East squad kiefs were appealed to for help Oelatalm M -l) 114 10 n tem a m a n e wite Ti ace Into the Dec. a East-West Shrine by th member* of the Seminole gam* at Keaar Stadium. High School athletic staff. "We The trio stepping down Inelndas are outgrown by our opposition,1 The Pint Annul Seminole be thrillers. All-American quarterback Paul County Invitational Baaketball Friday night the winner* and Fred Cans* told the group at Tournament geta underway to* the loiera of tomorrow nlght’a Hornunf, halfback Immy Morse that time. "What we need la 10 Fast Races Are morrow night at 7 p. m., when clash will meet. The two losing and guard Gene Hedrick. unlor high school project that "You have to feel the loss of the Sanford Semlnoles and the teams, figured to be Sanford and win get tho youngsters acquaint On Tap Tomorrow DeLand Balldog* wta tangle with Lyman will meet at 7 p. m- and playeri like those, particularly on ad with strenuous cempetive and then the championship game a young squad," Brennan explain sport* at aa aariy age. Every A t Charity N ight the Oviedo LionsThe tour team iwtll be vltlng la to get underway at I p. m. ed. "Sure, wo hoped to do hotter ether school that wa face has The second annual Charity for the coveted Sanford Herald DeLand and Oviedo are picked than we did but six of the teams tuch a program, and wa are be- p r o g r a m scheduled tomorrow trophy. Thla rear the Herald will by the prognoetkators to play w« played In losing tight of 10 lag outgrown by thee* schools. A night at tho Sanford-Orlando games were among hte top IS give two trophic*: one to the win* for the champlonihlp. Junior high program is tba only Kennel Club promisee to be oo# of "We are proud to sponsor this teams In tho country. That's nor and ana to the nunenip. way w* may bops to keep la f j t f Itrpiaa u i BA W»ck*T The athletic department of tournament," Fred Oanai, athle­ league to leant In, balleva me." competition with theta ot the top cards of the season. Criticism From Leahy * M the tort rigs far the Seminole High School ha* done tic director of Seminole High Ten fast raees ore on top Brennan’s lips tighten when he schools with a also comparable Fait Wildcats tut nlfht School uld thla morning. "We fine Job In bringing good basto our*-" starting at 1:10 p. m. and many bn tn d by Ibt Ssnferd ketball to Sanford for thla event. only hope tho people and the stu­ thinks of the "heat" which was Ik* Seminole Chief* earn* to of the track's speediest giv •aft quintet 98*94 In Two undefeated team* will be dent* that are presently enjoy­ heaped on him. Including a that bad all th* early coming from out of town for the ing their Christmas vacations salty remarks by Frank Leaky the m en* and ordered uniforms hounds are slated for action. At­ w of being dosed. The pleeeure of the Sanford cllaenry. will realise that the boy* that will the man ha suecatdad aa bom tor Junior high football from Hill tention will center on the ninth roc* where eight Grade A stars Implement Co. IVa nude It a clean Undefeated Oviedo la presently be playing In tho gam* are hav­ coach of tho Fighting Irish. aa they downed the Semi- the hand* down choice to take ing to sacrifice much of their "1 didn’t aay anything to him, The Seminole Chiefs devised will compete In the featured ■ale JVO'Prlor to the vanity the Sanford Herald trophy. They time In preparation for thla, and though," ho grinned faintly. "You several plans for financing the Charity Handicap. ;t don’t aay anything In caaoa program of Junior high football. Miss Bittersweet, who ran se­ will have a Uttla trouble from we hope wa have a good spec­ Sheriff J. Luther Hobby donated cond to Ed's Deaeon Jones in the those." n e lemlnoUs fayed on the ro- Lynun, but not tot much. tator turnout" handsome 2i Smith and Weet' Inaugural Hankrap, return* to baanda, and ware nubia to work Undefeated DeLand la favored Thla la the first time that aucb It was > disturbing Mason for a u k e t the Parker tone dafeaee. to taka number two la the con* i Invitational tournament has Brennan — who rated Michigan em revolver to the cause. The action In the special tat follow­ ing a ley off. P tiyil a aeldon shooting off an- teat, and the flay! game* ahould been sponsored by tho high school State, Oklahoma, Iowa and Pur- ntekle plated gun will be gi, duo as tho four beat teams bo away to asao lucky bolder of a Mve came, the feel break All profit from the Charity In years. Poor attendance la tho saw. numbered donation ticket n o tad the tlealaelae ware Night will go to worthy eharity one thing that could keep thla "It waint • good year," bo the drawing to mad* Doe. 27. 35* to contain the sharpahssttog Bowden Wyatt Is causa to Seminole and Orange from becoming aa annual affair. frowned, "and ! guess tbit may printer Park offeniho maeblaa, Counties. Last year Seminole 'Wo art going to aee some be ranked aa th* understatement ’ Bargain and Waeker wet Named Football championship basketball tomor- of th* aeason. But th* boya did Tba 1M7 University of North County charities received over daniarona from all point! of the nlght, and the following their bait and that's all you can Carolina football team w!B lose 92JOO as n result of the first court and made it virtually |m- Coach O f Year night" John Schlrard, Jr., preil expect." only two starter* from tho 1938 benefit program and Jtrry Col poaalbta to condma a toning by dent of the Seiglnole Chiefs club team. They are halfback* Ed 11ns, Sanford-Orlando track opera MEW YORK UP — Bowden Brennan Indicated, without say­ the Seminole*. tor, hope* th* total this year will Wyatt, who dlrteted Tennessee's said thla morning- "We of tho ing It outright, that Purdo# wa* Sutton and Larry McMullen. be at least as large. At the half the Setnlaolea ware Volunteer* ot a perfect record Seminole* Chief* Club earnestly tba best team he had Men. traOlag 4S-9. Soooen Fall Ta Impress mason, haa been named football urge all those who would favor Flower Bowl, flllto with victor­ lergnan waa high man for the eoach of tho year by SIS mem a more progressive and complete "They were tremendous against ies in the Delaware Handicap and North Carolina has seven bas frtiky Parker* with 28 polnu, and ben of tho American Football athletic program In Sanford to at­ us," he aneried, "Tho 40 to tend this excellent program. Sure­ icor* by which Oklahoma baat Ladles Handicap, won her first katball lettermen back this sea­ the ootatandlag Waeker wa* Coaebea Atan. son. Only Jerry Vayda Is missing ly It would be a pity to have FI iras deceiving and as for Iowa, recn Jan. 17, 1988 at Hialeah. 'doe* behind with It. Ken Mefrom last season’* team. Manny, playing an impressive Wyatt received 1T1 first place some of the out of fown school* wa didn't play well against than,' votes in the poll, conducted an* pm * for the Seminole* led the better represented than Seminole As for hi* top football thrill. Chuck Spieser, Detroit light outplayed bat not ontclaued war nually by the New York World High and Sanford. Navy football players Gus Pra Brennan (till rates hi* VT-yard heavywsigbt boxer, was a mem­ Telegram and Sun and the Here with 10 point*. Bud Layer, bead basketball opening kickoff return against ber of the U. 8. Olympic teams In balls and Ernest EMer* both Scrlppt-Howard newtpaper*. Sec* eoach for the Sanford Seminole* Cadi Dandrtdge waa al*o 1m come from PotuvOle, Pa. 1948 and 1982. ond place with 110 went to Forest said this morning that he had Army in 19t7 ai the best. pratalee for the SemlnolesThat wit th# on* In which hi* Rvaihevikl, who directed Iowa to some play* up hi* sleeve that parents went to South Bend from could possibly mean the difIr­ Milwaukee to see him play—and */ FO I T Pt*. the Big Ten champlonihlp end Grade HA n Quick Frozen D&D Ro«e Bowl dale. 0 0 enes in the final results of the his father was trapped odner th* Swalra, Allen KINGAN RELIABLE Lou Little of Columbie, winding game tomorrow night. "We want 0 a PhlUlpe, Wally itands getting Mrs. Brennan 4 a 10 up hie coaching career thla year, very much to be In the finals," cup of coffee and missed his red McMurray, Ken ranked third with 79 firit piece he said," and we have a play that Tina, BUlj o 0 vole*, many of them admittedly we have been developing cipecial haired son's great run. So that 1 n High, Joe cast for the lake of icntiment ly for use against DeLand. We big thrill also was one of his Hittell, Joe a o ilnce Little did not have a good cnll it 'triple trouble', and it top dluppointmenta. Luadqulst, nay * LBBut not as disappointing as the team. Barley, Johnny 1 a could well be Just thst for the Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma'* Bulldogs,” Then he added as an 1958 football season was to Coach McCoy, Bruce o o national champion Sooner*. w*« afterthought," 1 think the boys Brennan. And he'll get a greater o Dandridge, Cedi s *8 to 14 lb,. Avar. fourth with 38 vote* and An are getting a little tired of be thrill when, and If, he turns out Total* u t a winner at Notre Dame. Parseghlan of Northwe*tern fin­ FG FT Pt*. Why Pay More? ng pushed around on the court." "But,” be admitted forlornly, ished fifth with 23 vote*. Tommy Winter Park _______ Selected Fall-Breasted, Meaty Birds "I don't hold too high hopes that Cowart, Larry 0 0 0 Prothro, doing a big rebuilding Charlie Ane, Detroit Lion of­ It will be In 1947.” Cayll, Ronnie 4 1 0 Job at Oregon State, nted ilrth fensive center, teamed to kirk with 18 votes. Blscoe, Pat 3 3 barefooted In his native Hawaii. G Butler, Jim 5 S s Hank Aaron, the National Lea Waeker, Bob 9 1 19 Woodruff, Tom 2 0 4 MUter Gus, second in the 1946 gue’a leading hitter with MU LBMorgan, David 0 2 4 Wiser, Bob 8 0 12 Washington International at Lau­ waukee, led Jacksonville and the Cooke, Sonny 2 8 10 Howell, Bill 0 3 3 rel, finished fifth In the same race Sally League in hitting with .382 Bergman, Jay 7 • 20 Totals 37 21 03 in 1933. in 1932. iu* ‘Vi; as By Seminole Five 15-34 Last Night ii 9 j* HEM TU3KEYS 4 9 TO M TURKEYS 43 COUNTRY STYLE PORK RAIN OR SHINE Thru Feb. 28th, 1957 (except Sunday). N IG H T L Y PO ST - T IM E 8:10 P. M. • M A T IN E E S EVERY W ED N ESD A Y & SATU RDAY A T 2 P. M. # NEW CLUB HOUSE # Glass-enclosed, air conditioned and heated. Admission 91 Plus General Admission of 50e Jerry Collins, Track Operator Ga. Grade “ A” D&D 2V4 lb. to 4 lb. average HENS 39 QuicK-Frotew At Their Flavor Peak! B EEF CHUCK ROAST OR SAUSAGE 2 lbs. 59c ROAST Old Fashioned Flavor Folks Hanker for FLORIDA CRYSTAL lb s . First Federal T t s fe e T R A I R F fift sMI be rnrnmb t ff j to *rrmg* ft yeeu . . Atrommit b*r* mt . tmwrod «a ftOflOO m * «r» m tbr kifk mt ntea aaniiifif uub u jrtj. Savings £ Loan Assn. Sanford PEAS 17 as. Cos 2~27« PILLSBURY ASSORTED CAKE M IXES 31c m erry C H R IS T M A S T O ALL — rt Ji ft 33 ' JU IC E 46 oz. Can 3 9 ‘ 25c 2 OZ. JARS (Wiih 15.00 or Moro Food Order) ARGO SWEET LB OAK HILL TOMATO SU G AR 5 Sorry, No Minors Located 8 Miles Sooth Of Sanford On Highway 17-92 Turn West At Red Arrow FRESH PORK If, mm wrawMMr t* M i t yrm iriib to trmnfrr jemr umrg, mttrnmmtfrvm mm* imHfmtUm to M s AmotUlc*, sew Ovew ISXL*** irst Seminole County nvitational Basketball Tournament Tomorrow { ■? tavtsIbU Ms* * « * , H i r n l * M W —» / ! « MU* (1-4 *41.1* Mathias rtrla' BU Modwty R». w v r s r.vrw rr* ATseitf IS M 1.19 H I tt.fcU News c**t DUJe U»«to Cbrl# :sc«lU(hce Sfcubuta Molly Factor beet|Aej# Basle nmby t t a t a Chic WlUer F«T Kmereea Kristie SalekEd's'^Toldrash Oaady Hoar Osbe eraoele Mr. Xml el mi,m m m W.slr F*bl# Fashion Hsy .Bsany —---luot ate* *J* a-M Lo Btrstch Happy J»r» Alrlcaa M # l* d r " j* a * * E t ’* Buadar Get ee Donrit Tree Qaeee I See 'Cm V loU ,* i . t b Ro*e—e/x e mn# toe Ed re Btrsleht Tteket Bobby Simon* . j* a*OTUlW Da* sTLaeky° RsmaA4<A j ! TiWtf g u n n *ii mo# aadesetlk# F s r k r P e e e y Johnny Dark Tricky Wltck Can's arseat* tack?* Role* , M 1U * 5***0 # T r a it * s w - I ' l l Mil* Choice Aaaleo nuttoa Up Bell's Jsannls Farrsll Basy Cboe.ty Finale Sultan’s Choice Hob', Osaye Frsckto* Brown Captain Hook * F . Foeetb ness a/*a a n # D*aron Jonas Tim# raetor Dark Endows Abe's Streak Svosr Grits JU fcte 4 M . 1 M « £ JM BrinOle Desire Charmlnr Bee Rap­ Orata Cbapal Boll R l m s l t R— - i /n W te id ROse * n s ( Beatsm Ttnr Ghostlr Kit In Doubt Tsmpsrt Ftttb a s m - a / i e wit* E4'» Member Me 249 Jsnnr BUI Bimpt* Mot* Bloa ArMtsey Mo Posce nose Rnttlny QolaU U ll-S ) It* * n e t * a s N - s / i a wiw n Dollar Stiver Hie Jasta t o * t'ppsr Osnt Llssta Tlsh Bsylar Dsb. Mere Jack <, t.M l.M S.N ss-is- Noire Dame Coach Looks Grimly Ahead To Next Season ** M ox t^ a m tw ^ ia r PEPPER RIDGE FARM DEL 3IONTE CREAM STYLE 303 Can CORN 2 fw 2 5 c CANADIAN ACE BEER 6 ^ 9 9 c U. S NO. I T / P T 0 P S u p ir M arket " * 'i2 t r jjtt . \ L . Mir » s s V .- * r . > . . C t* rs t „ T -r Potatoes 10 lbs. 33c �Toot Fatter* The Sanford Herald ^ C hristm as Btoru By 1UYMOND A- LAJOIE ^ Central Press Association Correspondent (Third «t a serifs) fro m in th« Austrian Th* next morning. Christ­ riAipi LAlp*, in th* region known mas Day. Mohr hurried to as th* Tyrol—"th* land In his friend's home with the tli* mountain*" — la to bo manuscript of his precious found th* birthplac* of 8Uent song. Cruber read it intent­ Night. Holy Night. Hero, th# ly and exclaimed with uncon­ towering Tyrolean peaks, trolled enthusiasm. "Friend famed for their snowcapped Mohr, you have found It— grandeur, rise In lofty sim­ the right song — God be plicity into the cool, clear air, praised!” guarding smiling peaceful Gruber, thrilled with the valleys. spirit of Ms friend’s verses, Far up In the Alps where set to work to compos* th* lor* of music Is nature's gift perfect melody for "th* per­ to every child, nestles th* fect song.” Finally, the soft, flowing air w* now us* cam* town of Obemdorf, Austria. Hers la ISIS lived a devout to him. "It sings Itself, your song” he cried to th* de­ young Austrian priest named lighted priest. Father Joseph Mohr. With his friend th* village school, Gruber’s real contribution master and church organist. to music lies In th* beauty Franz Gruber, he was des­ and simplicity of th* tun*. In tined to give the world this Its perfect blending with most famous of all Christ* Mohr's verses Th* two men mas hymns. song th# new hymn over to­ gether to have it ready for Th* two men. both lovers the church devotions that of great music, had often night. talked of th* fact that "the perfect Christmas song had Later In th* same evening, not yet been found.” when th* villagers were gath­ Thinking about It. Mohr ered In th* gray Utile mount sat In his church study on church. Mohr and Gruber Christmas Eve. 1818. Out­ sang their Christmas song before Its first audience. It side. th* hushed silence of th* night heightened the Slouched th* listeners deeply, snow •covered beauty and and after th* service, they stillness of the mountain thanked th* two friends with scene. tears of Joy In their eyes. A new hymn had been born. The purity and calmness of Th* story of how th* song th* high peaks filled his heart with radiant Joy as th* spread from Its mountain recollection of thoao first home In th# Tyrol to become Christmas tidings. "Jesus. one of Ur* Christmas favor­ Th* Saviour Is bom.” came ites In all parts of th* world to him. And the thoughts Is on enchanting one. Only very slowly did It that had been long forming in his mind suddenly found com* Into fame. For nearly musical expression In th* a year after It* first rendi­ song which we have since tion. the song lay almost for­ com* to know and lov* as gotten In G r u b e r ' s desk. gilent Night, Holy Night. Then. 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Not general 37. Seed vessel 4 WB0 MBSD AT APTBB.VCMIB T h * Rhythm H oes W W W W 98 8 8 B DAILY C R O S S W O R D t f c&f i t t abj &l t ot Q ujM 1:1# TMVOISDAV SOSOni) Tomorrow: THE CHRIST­ MAS STORY — Is S a n t a Claus, th* charming addition to the legend of St. Nicholas. 4. Cun (slang) 3. Walk alow’.. 8. Persia (poas.) 7. Oily substances 8. Nominal 9. Vigor 14.' Requires 16. Gypties 18. Fruiting ■pikes of grain 31. Rendered fat of twin* 33. Modicum IdS* M1LOCTCLM* H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Gowns. ACROSS l.The common heather 9. Examine* critically 10. Wild ox 11. Character­ istic 33. Piece of ataluary 33. Climbing palm 13. Coin i Owed.) 18. Us* up <17. Stamps again 19. Fib 30. Everyone 21. Catch, as a Ash 33. Extra 23. Coins (Turk.) 39. Cushions 37. Mongrel 38. Man's name 39. Ruthless plunderer* 33. Long, curling waves 33. Small explosive sound 38. Girl's nanr 37. Color 38. Follow 39. Verbal 40. Guide It. Small vale THE SANFORD HERALD Wed. Dae. 1». IMS FBga 7 General Insurance M czM sm u C lA g m 4 WBOXBSDAT 4I T B U I t 4 l 0:11 Nsws-W sathar 7 ■00 Th# M orals* Shsw 1:00 Captals H angars* family of singers from th* Tyrol, brought this new Christmas carol with them and sang It before large aud­ iences Within a few years It also conquered th* hearts of Americans. From that time on. th* •ong has been put Into count­ less other languages and car­ ried to all parts of th* world to become th* best loved of all Christmas songs and hymns, a truly International Christmas anthem. Today, a monument In Obemdorf perpetuates th* memory of Ih* men who gave us Silent Night. Th* song touches a heart­ felt need, and to all who hear It, It brings th* 8avlour‘s calm and peace In Its strains of beauty and Joy! 12:00 11:11 S:S* lt:(S tito l:t* 1:10 Olio Biss OS church organ had to be re­ paired, and the repair man, when he had finished with his work, asked Gruber to play something to test th* organ. The beautiful melody of Silent Night came back to Gruber's mind and he played it with all its powerful yet simple beauty. So entranced was th* organ-builder that he begged to take a copy o f th* song with him to his own town across th* mountains. From on# music-lover to another the hymn was passed on. Still. It was without a name and was known simply as The Tyrolese Bong, because it had first com* from th* Tyrolean Alps. With that title It waa printed In 1843 for th* first time, 34 years after It had been composed. It became widely used In Austria and Germany. On their American concert tour (1839-18431 th* Ralnlers. a Log 2:00 2 :2 * TKEHtDAY BOBXtXB 0:05 0:55 10:00 i f !£ :lo 1:0# 12:11 llil* Oood Manila* Capt (Caspar*# Opes Ifoutt Garry Moors Arthur Oodfrsy Strlks -trike It Risk Valias sliest Lady Lots of Ufa Search for Tomorrow Guiding Uoht 1:*# Rs: laport Stand Up sad he Casals* As that World Turas Our Miss Rrooks J Christmas Store Hour* W*d— Thurs— Fri— Sat 9:00 — 9:00 Monday Christmas Eve. *, vv —- v.w 9:00 6:00 r a e 7 F- J �1 vrciit JX r <SV; 2Vv\A ■ ’ TUB BAIfPOTO nlfcAfiO Pan W sl 8. 1"5Pf#3r; 'aVPMRBB^''' Dae. I f . 19M ^4h “a » * * .,?•* *<frkLi7 v ^ -" IToboeco Production Estimote Revealed • w . Record Crop, Livestock Yield Told Men Do Shopping At Stag . WASHINGTON UR - T b * Agri­ culture Department 1* * tobacco production i t 2,145,298,000 billion p ou n d s-tl per cent be­ i) low last y*«r. but J per cent tnm v. a. above average. i himself a m to NEW YORK— The average the days of their courtship, falling When you're not, It means aven This year’s crop waa harv*(tod at the first oppor. nm 1.3*6.000 i 356.000 acre*, the amaliest American man would rather ait to take Into account the spread of m on." from Nightgowns and negligees ac­ out the rest of his life In a den­ yean. It'* a flattering fancy that since 1941. tist*! chair than spend flva min­ usually reverts to reality at the count for more than 50 per cent bp Moroa’a linear* Flue-cured tobacco waj estimat­ utes at a lingerie counter buying exchange counter In the week af­ of the purchases made In the stag ed at 1.410.000.000 pounds, about br, M i Mi M edmlaaJaa ti shop each year, but jewelry, bit wife a nightgown for Christ­ ter Christmas. guilt. Soviet aaenrtty officials d*4 3 per cent below 1955, but tha On* gallant old gentlsman, whose sports wear, sweaters, slacks and mas. •Mai M t to proaente Mm," third largest crop on record. ------------- By BCNNITT CERFother personal Item* enjoy a wide Pravda u l i. It takes ■ special brand of ia« wife exceeded even the generous Burley, tobacco, the second ma­ popularity. So do novelty gift* bounds of the stylish stout catejpA TH E R CARNAHAN telU about a little Englishman who voir fa ire, known only to the jor type, was estimated at 494,* French and a few Park Avenue »ory, always bought her tho sher- like hand painted toilet scat* and couldn’ t choose between two lovely lasses he had been 000.000 pounds, 5 per cent above playboys, to finger the price tag rest and frllllest nightgown he music box telephone crxdles that wooing on alternate nights, and sought advice from the village last year but IS per cent below could find. "When you’ re young. pley waltxe* while a caller waits on a frilly feminine item without priest "Will It bo Maggie flinching under the salesgirl's and pretty." he explained, “ this! for hi* party to come to the average. A record high yleldtoof or Maria, rather?" he _________ 1,591 pounds in acre was abflnnsmirk and the baleful glances of sort o f gift meana a great deaLl phone. (Continued From Fago 1) bogged. Tho priest said, "It's ed for the burtey belt. Inquisitive witnen shoppers. lira. Henry WlUoe, rafusad you who will have to de­ Burley production by states Incomment about the firm. But be of good cheer, a mer­ cide, my ton. Go to the eluded: Virginia. 20300,000; North cantile movement may yet reare n e w c m o ff church and pray for guid­ Carolina 11.620.000; Tennessee t j us. VA record* ihow *10,000 was Immunology—which ha* shown By DR. DAVID A. WOOD ance." It's the department store stag President, American Cancer paid to the Wllaon’i on fab. 21, that natural resistance to disease 97,600,000 pounds. A few moments later the shop where men can do their 1M1, about nine month* after the applies to cancer and has led to Society Englishman ran out In great Christmas shopping without ruth Army reported their saa wa* pro* interesting efforts to Increase pa­ Written for United Pres* CAR IMPROVES excitement "If* a miracle!" or blush in an atmosphere as mas lumed "dead" In the Korean fight* Among it* more fervent pray­ tients' resistance to their cancer*. AFTER WRECK rullne as the ward room of a ers for 1957, the world will In­ ho proclaimed. "I thought And among many other types of lag. Hobbs was fined 910 Tuesday^or battleship. I’d say a prayer In front of None of the mooey ha* been re­ clude one for "the cancer cure.” study, Improvements In surgery ’sWar ramming Charles Shepherd’s No women are allowed In ex tho statute of Our Lady of and radiation which mean immr paid but the VA ha* cut off a In modem countries like the cept the sales help and a bevy In the rear despite a plea from Lourdes, so I goes up to dlate saving of human lives. SU monthly penilon the family of pretty models who rlU try on United States, cancer comes to tho altar and there on the The year 1957 Is one of contin­ Shepherd In his defense. Shep­ had recehradanything from a lacy negligee to two o f every three families and ued hope and of increasing prom herd said hi* car had been run­ blue cloth in letters of gold kills one in six of us. a 320,000 mink coat. ning better than it ever did since Ise. I roods as plain as d?y: ‘A ve Maria'!'* Happily, it can be reported that Or, If you want a vacuum clean Hobbs rammed It. er, they'll have a fellow come up "the cancer cure" is now hsre for Variation: I shot a sneat* Into the air. It fell to earth I know GIFT ON THE WTNC* from the appliance department many who will have the disease not where. But later on, eo I am told, • dozen othcca had my cold. SANTA GETS FREE 8IIINK • • • COLUMBUS. Ohio W— A cockand demonstrate it for you. For this year. (Cflitlaued from Page 1) One in three cancer patients pheasant swooped down on a dec­ SHERMAN OAKS, Calif. tome reason or other, this does Ad In a theatrical magaxlne: ‘Lion tamer Is anxloua to get hold the Zoning and Planning Com* n't happen often. The models are now are being saved—by surgery orated Christmas tree on a busy A seven-foot Santa Claus which of a tamer lion." million; dlmealoo of an effar to always more in demand than tha or radiation or both. Only a few downtown Intersection Tuesday disappeared from a front town lell property to tho City of San­ years ago, the figure was one in and settled for a rest. It wa* like here last weekend mysterl™sly appliance men. ford for Induetrlal or eommmial Moit of the successful stag four. a Christmas present for one spec­ returned Tuesday. The o n-| y lilt; and dlacuision of tha Gen* Progress Is Sore shops like the on# at Saks Fifth tator, probably a frustrates! hunt­ change In the dummy Santa was Acreage Small oral Sanford Memorial Library. One esn predict with certainty er. who grabbed him and walked a high polish on his boots. Avenue try to foster the club at The harvested acreage of 69 Mlacollanaoua buatnaai from the principal crop* declined, largely mosphere of tweedy chumlness to that further advances toward can­ off. floor and from member* of tho as a result of government acre­ cer control will be made during put the customer at his rase Board of eommiailooara will bo age controls, to 319 million aeres, There's no high prescire sell Ihe coming year. At long last, re­ taken up for dlecunlon aod poer the small**4, since, the drought ing, no scurrying stock clerks, search Is mobilized, financed SAME HAIR. COATS AND CARS HOPEWELL, N. J. W ~ Two ible action. no clanging cashier's bolls to more generously than ever before, disaster year of IMS, and nearly evoke memories- of bargain base and all along the massive front, woman drivers were given sum­ NOW SHOWING 14 million acre* undar last ment bedlam. The sale* force L from studies of call chemistry monses Tuesday for trying lo enyear’s total. The (oUl planted spr-ially trained to guide a timid to the treatment of patlents,1|*r the approach to a one-way acreage waa about 346 million male through the labyrinth of fe­ steady progres* is being mad. bridge at the same time. After aeres, 2 per cent leu than In 1953. Few If any responsibility scien­ their collision they stared at each minine fashion, help with his gift The soil bank enlisted about 12 tist. aspect that 1957 or any other other. Both were red-haired, wear­ list and keep him from going million acres with consequent year will produce a single drug ing identical coats and driving overboard on his budget. diversion from crop narvest. In which will cure all cancer*. Ther red-and-beige two-toned cars. Some men think of their wives all, about 24,500,000 acres were Workers In the Extension De­ is a growing likrlihood, however, ss geographically unchanged since or diverted before triment of first Bsotlit Church abandoned that cv.nually—and no on* can met Monday night at 7:30 at the harvest say when—a variety of drugs will The department aald concern home of the superintendent. Mrs. be developed which may cure over rainfall, soil molitura and R. T. nunt. many of the cancers that now re­ IsB illl OF THE C W They wrapped spproilmately other watar aupplies bulked Urge sist radiation or'are too far ad­ LAST TIME TONIGHT TI gifta to be delivered to those among farmers' production wor­ vanced for surgery. STARTS 6:30 who are cut off from atteniUneo ries during the growing eeason. Science In recent years has de­ Good early seaion molstura In at church either by lltnese or Jobs veloped about a half-dozen drugs Northeastern, Mlddla Atlantic, that require* Sundry work. which will cure certain experimen­ tal cancers In laboratory animals. Workers present were Mrs. G. West Coast and some other sec­ One big hope Is that some drugs— C. Dixon, Mrs. H. D. Smith, Mrs. tion* contrasted with dry toil* In ■w . score* of them are now coming J. A. Strange, Mrs. C. It. Kesler, a large area from Indiana west off molecule assembly lines in Mrs. J. B. Hammer!*, Mr*. 8. J. to the Rockies and from Iowa and chemists’ laboratories—will begin Brook*. Mrs. J. R. Fields. Mrs R. South Dakota southward to the to cure human cancers. So far T. Hunt, Mr*. Irving Pryor and Gulf. Drought was chronic In the rentral and southern Great drugs have given substantial help Mrs Martha Marshall. FEATURE — 1:43 Plains. to pntients, but none Has perma­ "Pnl 'rr In" won a 9100 Third I’ rlia for Lowell Usury, East lli|h School, CO-FEATURE Only one major field crop—soy nently cured human cancers. Denver, Colorado, In Ilie 1956 competition. Promising Fields beans—reached a new production i « m in im mas record In 1956. But several Im Beyond the field of dftjg treat, H«r«'s a Rainbow Path to Pot of Gold for Teen »* iiUTias iua i* , I ment—or chemolherapy-adle »evportant crop* made larger total ten e— •^.1 Dae- M Cameramen eral avenues of lively research poductlon than In 1955—corn, win­ Admissions: promise. They Include: ter wheat, apring wheat, potatoes, , Panola Foreman (Sanford) If you’re not a high school stu­ lunch In a school cafeteria—the — BETTE DAV._ Biochemistry—which is reveal­ and flaxseed. Large crop* al*o dent—or If there Isn’t one in your camera angle and expression* 10 ' Discharge1: ERNEST BORGNINE ing quantitative differences in th ..Baby Boy Cooper (Sanford).. were h»rve*ted for sugar beet*, family — this announcement is made it an award winner. An­ DEBBIE REYNOLDS chemistry of cancer and normal BARRY FITZGERALD dry beans, dry peas and pop­ definitely not for you. Kor today other grand prire went to a stu­ Rosa Mirth <Sanford) cells and suggesting new ways of Ms* Bodlford (Long wood) corn. we’re calling all high school teen­ dent who snapped a picture of a treatment. Several Crops Decline Dr. H- Wayde Rucker (Sanford) agers to fame and fortune through very blond junior-sire cowgirl FEATURE — 9:14 WARD BOND •KEITH ANDES Endocrinology—which has shown on her first pony ride. Numraa Slaughter (Smford) Crops which fell below last their camerail thnt hormones play a role in some Come one, Come all. Two LEE MAKYIN-SYDNEY CHAPUBf In the scenic* class a quietly Mrs. Sue Holland (Ttusvllle) year In outturn Included cotton, Yes, here’s something you young uulsV Cancers and paiiate but do not Turkeys and tunny other Do*. II _ ntm> SOMONS -IOCHAB..AM AKMM* hay, oats, barley, sorghum grains, people can’t afford to miss—a big beautiful picture entitled "Sil­ cure the disease. , O.* Admission*: picture contest that starts on Jan­ houette" wai the winner and in prized to be Riven away rice, tohbacco, peanuts, sugar © Virology—which ha* found vir­ Sunday, December 23rd. to Roby Griff 1* (Ssn>frd) cane, sweet potatoes, cowpeas, uary t. It’s Kodak’s National High the pet class a monkey named Happy” scored. Second awards uses to be an agent in six or FEATURES School Photographic Awards and Thelma Woods (Sanfvrd) most legume and grass seed* snd * We will be closed 1:00 — 2:16 — 4:32 seven animal cancers and is slow­ offers you a chance to share in went to pictures of a high school C, F. B. Smilh I (Saiford) broom com. Christman Eve 6:15 — 8:01 — 9:30 ly leading to the understanding , k^M e L'tley (Lake Mary) Citrus fruits as a group were $5,000 worth of prizes just by high jumper, a young fisherman, entering one of your snapshots in a mountain rainstorm and a pair and control of all viruses. TlsIUng Hoars: rrivate llooma, II',lightly large and deciduous any of the four picture classifica­ of parakeets billed as "Two Smart ■. m. lo 9 p. m.; HemlPriviU crop* slightly imullcr. VoBoys." | tions being judged. Rooms 2 to 4 p. m.. 7 to 9 p. m .;! |#ubI, rrop, for frMh mirket So, you see the subject matter | Since these classifications in­ Podutnei, 11 i . m. to 1 p. m. w#re slightly Urgtr and for clude a wide variety of subjects, of good contest pictures is tar ' Parents and Grandparents only; commercial processing were conyou won’t have any trouble find­ from limited. Obstetrics, No visiting duriny slderably larger. Copies of the contest rules are j ing an entry among the snapshot* feeding of babies. Privst* Rooms, New high yield per sera re- j you’v# taken during tha summer probably available in most school* | 11 a. m. te II noon, 2 to 4 p. cords wsr# *et by corn, spring; and fall Thera's a hsndsoma $300 now. If not, you can get them by m. and 7 to 9 p. m., Semi Private |wb#*t, barley, potatoes and InhseTo Save You Money On Portable Items first prire awaiting you In each dropping a postcard to: Na­ Rooms, 2 la 4 p. m. *r\(f 7 to co. Sugar beet* tied the 1955 of these categories: school activ tional High School Photographio • p. m. 1yield record, and rice fell only (ties snd sports, family and friend* Awards, 3-13 State Street, Roches­ DOUBLE-BREABTED. HIGH* engaged in non-school activities, ter 4, New York. slightly hetow. Yields for cotton, Read over the rule* and re­ BELTED REEFED In atone scenic views in which people or pel* are not featured, and animal member to send your entry In blue and black "purl tweed" ta The Sanford Htrald sub­ promptly—the contest opens on a Monte-Sano and Prusan de­ and pet pictures. scriber, will receive a Minday sign Th* bodice of th* coat ta Last year top prise In one class January It morning piper Inusad of the softly pucksrtd above th* belt. —John Van Guilder was for two small boys eating rrgular Tucrday afternoon (Contlnueu from Page 1) •ditioon. Change in publishing days Is Inboard 325,000 worth of supplies made In order that tha im ­ Including 600 Horen diapers, 1,000 plores may enjoy Christmas pounds of candy, 300,000 cigar­ Day at home with their fami­ ettes aod a mound of playing cards, bobby-pln« and Hungarlanlies. I English dictionaries. Soviet to. Erroneous t* i«. Feasibility By UAYLOBD P. GODWIN United Preen B u ff CarreopendeM WASHINGTON (UP) — Tho natloa’a farmers and ranehora turned out a record total produc­ tion of crops and livestock during 1IM despite weather damage and the imalleet harvested acreage bi 20 yean. Tho Agriculture Department's final crop production report for the year, Inued Monday, quoted 1IM crop output at MS per cent of tho 1M7-M bate period. This equalled the 1 M record. Revised figure* for la*t yoarie crop pro­ duction, *1*0 Included In the re­ port, showed that IMS alto tied the IMS record. Department officials said total livestock production for IMS al­ ready has reached 123 per cent of tho base period, up from left year’s 121 per cent. This output, added to tha record — equalling crop, production, resulted In a total food, faed, and fiber productltn representing 114 per cent of the base period. The previous record of 112 per cent for all threw was set last year. Pain fgures on tvvsstock production wfll be compiled in January. Tha departmant said tha re­ cord-equalling crop waa achieved from the smallest total harvest­ ed acre—ago in 2D years and In a growing season beset by lata cold apring weather and drought thrats or damage to crops over Urge areas of the niton. soybeans, winter wheat, sorghum |bushels, was (lit second largest in grain, dry beans, peanuU and, history. The all-wheat crop, at 997 popcorn ware at above average: million bushels, was nearly 7 to near—record levels. per cent above last year’s. The corn crop, sg 2,431,292.0001 Shop Without Rush Or Blush Try and Stop M e *Cancer Cure Here For M any R i * X Women Wrap Gifts For Absent Church Members THI8 WAS THE NIGH§ OF THE TOMAHAWK INn IMF MORS I Pillars ii m M l n & Hospital Notes FANTASTIC-FABULOUS PRICES. Christmas Saving Specials First m French Ave. Curb M kt. 5th and French Open 21 hrs. A Day ‘til’ Christmas Fresh Local Celry per stalk G .E. POP-UP TOASTER Jtf 151 I-tf. Lettuce — Crisp & Tender Only Model T-82 per hemla Keg. Trice SPECIAL Fresh Local Cauliflower 2 For 25c Old Fashioned Winesap Apples or 1.99 per buehel__ 3 lbs, for Fresh Corn p«r 25c We’ re sending our Best Wishes for CHRISTMAS NUTS ALL KINDS 3 LBS $|,QQ WE HAVE FISH BAIT Mlgaourl Minnows—Shiners—Worms Fishing: Tackle, Balt Buckets, Etc. $17-95 Regular 514,44 8PECIAL G.E. IRON Model F19-32-37 $17.95 Regular $ 1 4 ,4 4 SPECIAL $9.9!to 5 7 ,9 9 GE Skillet—Reg $17.95—Special SI3,44 5c WE SHIP CITRUS-WE STOCK OVER 8 VARIETIES G.E. PORTABLE MIXER r happy holiday. . . and may every good thing come your Coffee Maker $19.95 Value — Special $14,44 Largest Display of Appliances In Sanford wayl Never Under Sold — Never Out-Traded MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 ELM AVE. WILL HE CLOSED DEC. 2l»t TO DEC. 26th OPEN DEC. 27th PHONE 1333 G O R M L Y , In c. 218 S. Palmetto Av*. Phone 778 �I inn lixie QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES G OOD THRU CHRISTMAS EVE Good foods of all kinds are as traditional as Santa Claus at Christmas time. And for thousands of thrifty Southern families, Winn-Dixie is the traditional place for Christmas food shopping. Come In today-make your Christmas food dollars.go further at your friend­ ly Winn-Dixie Food Storel ALL STORES CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY ARGO LUSCIOUS (Limit Two With $5 or More Food Order) Rem em ber W e G ive DEL MONTE PIE tad) Of f u in each of u5 BETTY CROCKER WHITE YELLOW OR DEVIL FOOD DIXIE DARLING VAC PAK COFFEE (Limit One With $5 or More Food Order) AIL PURPOSE WHITE M f lY U im GRADE A DR & DR QUICK FROZEN H M IS F a TOMS B U TTER B ALL Turkeys SWIFT'S PREMIUM LIM IT 1 WITH OH MORE FOOD . LV ORDER Swift's Premium Butterball Turkeys are strictly top quality birds as thou* sands will attest after an|oylng them at their Thanksgiving feast. Your reaction was a demand that we again feature these choice birds, the pick of the flocks from all over the country. Make your holiday dinner the best yet by serving Butterball Turkeys. They nre plump and tender with a deep moat breast . . . . and best of all you pay only for the part that goes into the oven. Why gamble, order your Swift Premium Butter* ball Turkey from Winn-Dixie todayl GR " A " DR & DR QUICK FROZEN DR & DR QUICK FROZEN GR "A * DR & DR QUICK FROZEN 31* TO 4U IBS, "EAT-RITE" HEAVY MATURE AGED BEEF ,.yM r Old THOtAASVIUE or MRS. TAIMAOGE Genuine Country A C . l ’/ t '* ! / SIRLOIN CLUB OR , , 1 % | J L OCEAN SPRAY dl63K TSJuJroLbOiJ ° ™ lb EAT-RITE ROUND BONE SH’ LD ROASTu 49c GR’ND BEEF 3 ti EAT-RITE PLATE OHUOK ROAST ib. 43c STEW BEEF BOSTON BUTT u HICKORY SWEET PORK ROAST u HORMEL CRANBERRY EAT-RITE FRESH EAT-RITE FLAVORFUL ASTOR BONEIESS TOP ROUND 39c SLICED BACON NET 4 LBS. SUNNYLAND HOT OR I CANNED HAMS $3.99 PORK SAUSAGE REAL SOUTHERN FROZEN WHITI L IM IT O N C W I T M 'B * M O M POOO O M U L % AGEN SLICED (O N I CAN DIXIE WHIP FREE WITH PURCHASE) DEODORANT SOAP WOODBURY GASGADE JUICY SWEET FANCY PACK DEODORANT SOAP NEW COMET WOODBURY OLEANSER NON-ALCOHOLIC CELLO PACK MB. SHELLED HALVES It's Delicious Mixed Nuts ri>‘ 55® Lge. Pecans GRANULATED IVORY SNOW NOVA SCOTIA BALSAM M ISS W ISCONSIN PHILADELPHIA BRAND m ini uneese wdg NoTroo Over SUPERBRAND Cott. Cheese “ • CUP FRESH CREAMERY Qt �■» J .T .« Vj“ . .-♦'" ' w—-y#v.v*. Pryors Entertain A t Christm as Tea K -• i M is Mitten RiTlte r«wa,t Community T re t T o Bo H old Thursday A t Lake M ary C o fC Irri# P rjir eo■ fated at a m all Chriataue t o at M r bam at ata Mar Tte take Miry Chamber . (ant Read M a r aftmooo. « m to the area * 71m dining tabla vaa overlaid mock escltemeat rtth a white handmade lece the ChOdm wQ aO father M t i t centered aria a UH rseaiea their gifta ef red and aftite aiowad to from aader the Ceamoahy Mr*. 0 . C. Dixaa aad Mr#. Ed- Christa as Tree, which ia holiday Via Epstein served at Iba table tradition e t the town. vitb raky rad crubtrry punch. This event la aponmed by the Mtfia, open (and sandwiches, Christas# cootie*. mta aad Chamber of Commerce, aad Mr. mints. aad Mrs. Ed Zimmerman head ~.A point of iaiarctt la tba liv­ the committee, which has two raing roam vma a cathedral sugges­ peeaentathes from each church tion of gQded palm apatba, aaa aad P-TA. working with them. fata, u d other dried item,. Ooaata daring the afternoon indaded Mr. aad Mra. Ralph Aaa* aad Xhcda, Mn. Mietecl Jandutti Smith, Mr. aad Mn. Michael ta, aad aaa, Jerosae, Mn. Dixaa, Diets, Mr. aad Mrs. Stanley Mar* Rev. tad Mrs. Pnd Elsher, Mr. tie, Mrs. W. D. Gardiner, Mra. aad Mn. Ralph Well* of Oraage d. M. Moya, Mrs. Jobs Ludwig. CHy, Mrs. Note Plaaden, Day Hr. aad Mrs. W. X. Reed, Mrs. tons Beach. Mrs. Elisabeth Craw* Hubey Spears, Dr. and Mrs. Ep­ ford and Mn. Holly Hesie of Kea­ stein, aad daofhtm. Adrienne ton. QL ATTENTION — Scottish Rite Masons You art Cordially invited I t the Valley o f St. John's Supper ah the Shrine Clwb Thanu, Dee. 20th at 1:30 p-as.- l' Before Mkkey Mxztfo Mt Maf T IIE SA N FO R D TfERALT) ♦earyw eight, knocked ort 14 ot even In their football eerie* — 32 Amtrieun League homers ia p a ge -10, Wed- Dee. 10, l (J56 hia lirat i* professional opponents. |lire victories each with one Ik. 1S3S, the lait in the circuit to Dartmouth basketball star D an lead with mere than SO wa* Hank Greenberg. He hit Si for the De­ Carratter* eet a toned fyr Hart­ troit Tigers in IMS. JAYCEE CHRISTMAS LIGHTING ford, #o , High by" storing go* n t u g c m a corn point# during the 190*34 season. Bast series at borne for the CONTEST BLANK VAB-7 ted a welcome home! Marvin aad Elaine Baas have Milwaukee Braves in 19M was party for those who ted been on loft to spend tbc Holiday ia with Cincinnati Ten playing daUs North Carotin# to# beaten tw £ TJLD. Saturday nxht at the B. Brooklyn. X. Y. Pete Simpson Mat) to: Coolest Chairman attracted M W fans to County football rival# by On the O.Q. The time was eight to twelve, has gone to Wyoming, aad his Stadium. Jaycee Information Booth losing end were tht Medleal CoL and the Irryntir* hastily bar baddy Tim Prentice to Connect!* I Sanford Florida rowed from friend* and neigh* rat. By the way, aa Interesting Bill Mocgero, San Jose State lego of Virginia ia t ill and Wake bora, aad pot op by talented Pete footnote on the party Seven had halfback, is a judo enthusiast Forest la 1921 Simpeoa. l t o reason for Ibe ls Hank B«trgoyae siagiag “ Bo-, GENERAL RULES: Entries from the Sanford Area only will bo accepted («mtael Chairman for defined are. if not sme.) teste was very abort notice was r*o«e" for Betty and Bob Meyer, Contestants may ester Reiidentia! or Commercial type, *r gifaa for the party at all, at- Blaine and Mary Iibbey aad foot though they always tarn oct to be. daaghters will be la Annapolis, j both oo separate blank# if qualified. Only ooe divisioa under Residential type may be entered ia addition to the Special Dithe beet Aad tacb was the case Md. for the Christmas season, riKoa for which an Residential entries will be automatically here: A review, written and pro-1 Cherry aad Jerry Ryman of eligible. Sponsors request contestant* to keep displays lighted doced by Rita Baoer (over tbe‘ VAH-5 had aa open-House Sunday nightly betwen 7:30 and 9:30 until winners are announced to phone) was prevented. The name afternoon Briue* are gottiaa* allow Judges ample time to cheek all entries carefully. Conning The News of this great eadewTor was the smarter every year! Jean and Gna aad Glue Review. stare John Dooley’s niece, Patty this ia the way they put it to- Morphy will be visiting them for (Other, over the Bell and after a work over Christmas. Patty U the talented ones arrived at the • student at Tufts la Boston, party. To the tsne of Glow Worm sp . v*l John llook are fly the tmhartronions cho*r tang log to White Plaint, New York lyrics aa yet nareleaied to the tonight to spend aom* time with public. Bat the gist of it was that Spook’s family. Courtney, of they srerv glad to have their course viii also be a passenger __ __ __ boys ____ back.______ Members of the when they leave the Orlando eh^ t mtre p ,t aad Kay Dwyer Airport. (and Kay went to the hospital Doctor and M . Sydney Vail shortly after and produced a have been visiting his daughter, boy), Dick aad Dot Mans, aad Polly Savafe and family in her Bits Baoer and Gay Forreat. home in Little Venice. Dr. Vail Pete Smpson then entertained * • pn>f« « o «t Emory School with songs and guitar music., * D ^ 't r y «■ Georgia. Rita read ooe of her eomposi- *** *r e i n Hollywood for tioos, a parody oa The Night Be- • few days but wil return to for* Christmas—via Navy Air. f « f o n ! to spend Chmtmaa with this accompanied by gestures •Po“ E '(Rita is a real ham!) I. The SandiFur Bo.hng League The grand finale consisted of: *» presenting trophies to the winPhone 2500 for Reaenration. a chorus line containing gorgeous [!*r* wmifht (T u «.) at Toddy s Betty Meyer. Dori. fYanci.co. Restaurant. The Screwballs were Terry Price, and Thelma M e-. “ >• winners, and on this team B tch Peraom Requested t o B ring A 50c T o y F o r tk « Mun-ay. ail dressed to the teeth. »«re Bemadine Clancy, Blanch* aad representing different cock Ziebrii, Janis Davis, and Dotty Christ max P a rty toiU. The commentary for this McDonald. Second place honor* bitt was don# by Marilyn F or-,"*"* to the Strikes and Misses rest, who was then joined by ,s»d third to the Demon*. High Maty LA bey, and together they Average was coped by Lilian Doreleased balloon* for a pin not with a 141. High Game went sticking cootesL Later on in the lo Marge Luka with her score of evening the girls eang to the MI. Bertha Rose had a 490 to win l mm and vice versa, and Kin? her high series. Peggy Tugwell Will Be Closed Friday December 21 Hodges did an impromptu act. improved the most when ah* Sounds as If VAH-7 1* loaded came up 32 pins, Through Thursday. Dec. 27 with talent. Latch on all you 1 see that already the calendar scouts for High Fever and the is full of parti** for the boll* Theatre Guild. There were, day ys. I’ll have to creep around F. L. Miller, Judge thirty-nine * good members of and get all the dope on them. Seven at thia party, and that The Christmas spirit jt trying Leave any messages ROOM 404 alone meana it moat have been hard to be felt in Sanford, and ' should have s u c c e e d by this fun. timr nest - rek. in fact it will be receding. Have you remembered' to ask *ome one for dinner that C E N T R A L FLO R ID A QUICK FR E E ZE might be alone? C« all times of A N D STO R A G E CO. the year this is the worst to be |without a family. Can't »ay that I have ever been without a family, but I’ve spent some with­ out Bob, and one with only the WHOLESALE AND RETAIL children in a comparatively | strange town, and have never had, 401 W a t T k lr t m lh S t m t PIw m ISIS *uch a miserable day. And be­ lieve roe. even if you can't af(These Special Values—Our Way Of Saying | ford it, there ire many who would rather eat cereal with some one else then turkey by themselves, and I’ m on* of them. So thin* about going over your list of people who might not be able to Prices Effective Till Christmas get home, or eve a a young couple who have never spent Christmas Fla. Grade A—Dressed & Drawn away from home before—you'll have twice as much fun making | them happy! It's that little extra effort at O m it mi* that spells the real spirit. Small Claims Court L0CKE3 9 yisUtM^ PLANT u tfhjii&imaA. TURKEYS THE SAME TOP QUALITY BIRDS THAT YOU HAVE ALWAYS RECEIVED FROM US. FRESH DRESSED ESPECIALLY FOR YOU HERE IN THIS PLANT. YOUR GUARANTEE OF COMPLETE SATISFACTION. YOUNG TOM S 14-28 Lbs. it 53c YOUNG HENS 5-14 Lbs. it 59c Baking Hens LR 4 5 c Young Ducks lb. 4 9 c Fla. Grade A—Direct From Local Farms LARGE DOZ. 58c EGGS Our Own Products WHOLE SUN : ORANGE JUICE j 7 cans 99c |t iS E A L T E S T 1 99c A/Xe Rodman Brum ley arrived home Sunday from PorlanJ, Oreg­ on Air Has<* to visit his parents,! Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Brumiey I Sr. ----------- Div No. 3: Decorated Doorways A Window* (ine!a<liap decorations attached to bldg.) . Special Div: Best Over-AH Decora tioos lb. 39c G COMMERCIAL------------ CARTON 6 GROUND BEEF Lb. 37c COCA-COLAS plus dep. 19c C ^ F IN A N C E O • A Including Doorway*. Show Window* or Bldg, or AH b 11 ADDRESS:...... ............ ............ -OttAI r4 0 7 W ort Costfrd At Pleate complete decoration* before submitting entry. Deadline: MidnfgM.December'22. 1JM. L it t le F o lk s W ool Fvo# S tr a w .' . *44*3 DIXIE CRYSTAL tV/lDE Prices Effective Thru Monday December 21. uteie vcua SUGAR FAvugji it 0014)6 THE MARKET** AT] WADE'S iUHEX Mn. 5 - 39c unit NOT toAPRiSC tfi PlANTMt HIS FI (U nit m m with 45.00 or more food order) OCOMA OR SWIFTS PREMIUM TURKEYS HENS TO M S 8 to 15 lh. avg. lb. avg, 16 to 22 SUNNYLAND READY-lo-EAT lb.49c lb.45c TRU-FLAVOR STOCKTON’S COFFEE 79c 2 “29c 49c PEACHES 29c 39c Cherries 2~89c 49c CATSUP 12 OZ. DOTTLES 1 LB. CAN (Limit one with order) Smoked Hams 2% size can DEL MONTE FRESH GRADE A LARGE BAKING HENS BRACK’S CHOCOLATE COVERED 13 o*. pkja. OLD SOUTH CHOC. COY. Ib. box CREAM DROPS ECONOMY SLICED 35c BACON SCOTKIN OYSTERS STANDARDS N A P K IN S pints tt PINTS P R U N E J U IC E UNCLE BEN’S 98c 49c Vi pints 88c FOODS R IC E IIOLSUM SALAD D R E S S IN G NONE SUCH M IN C E M E A T BAKERS PREMIUM CH O CO LAT E STOKELY*S P U M P K IN ROYAL HAWAIIAN FROSTY ACRES FRUIT P U N C H Sliced Strawberries 4 for 7 9 c ARGO GREEN FRUIT CAKES 2^ LB. SIZE $ 1.6 9 B A N A N A S 3 -2 9 1 (in tin) EACH 1 lb. rake in Cellophane) 59c PEAS_________ GOLDEN RIPE (Guaranteed 80'"c fruit# & nut.*) ■ 29c 2 ply-50 Count LADY BETTY CHESAPEAKE \KE BAY O R A N G E J U IC E c ,"i7 r°< 9 9 c each YELLOW ONIONS CARROTS 3 lbi 14< 10c 1 L a In Cello Bags i Happy Birthday [ Dec. M Pamela David Mrs. M. L. Wtight O’N w •I. 11! NAME* DONALD DUCK AUTOCRAT 59c A c lo jfp FROZEN Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Smoak an­ nounce the birth of a son born Dec. 13 in Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater. Mr*. Smoak will be remembered as the former Miss Alma Grantham. Grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. V. 1L Grantham, of this city. «• $300 automatic SELECTS 1.09 61c LEAN PURE liCE CREAM Div No J: Figure Setting* (oa bldg, or lawnl DUCKLINGS » B RO CCO LI SPEARS HALF GALLONS — . ■ Mr. ard Mr*. V. H. Grantham left todar to spend the holidays with their son. Clarence F. Grantham, and family, and their son in law and daughter, Dr. aad Mr*. II. E. Smoak, all of nearwater. DOZ. C A U LIF LO W E R d Q r Div No. 1: Lighted Lawns (trees, scrubs, etc.) LONG ISLAND X-LGE Libby’s—Seabrook warms BABY L IM A S FO RD H O O K L IM A S RESIDENTIAL -------- (pSLflddOWd& W. O. Osborne, of Key West, spent the weekend with his par­ ent# Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Osborne. W. O. Osborn* will be station at Quonsct Ptint, R. I WHETHER YOU WANT A SMALL AMOUNT OP CASH 01 A LAtOI AMOUNT, YOU W Hl OCT THE SAME GOOD SERVICE. THAT'S THE WAY WE LIKE TO 00 1USINESS., fehcck type am* divisioa) pints Western Lean Square Cut Boston Butt SHARP CHEESE lb. 69c Pure Pork SAU SAG E lb. 49c PORK RO AST Prize-, for each Reridential Division including the Seeeial Di­ vision are as follows: 1st Place—SZS US. Savings Bond; 2nd Place— 1® Silver Dollar*. Prize for Commercial winner (one dirnioo only) Is possession of the Traveling Trophy for oe* year. WADE'S MARKET PAM A V T . QUANTITY HGWTI IESHV10 • Wf STfOAUH M QUALITY MAYS I �THE SANFORD W— PIANO SkRVICE 't M MERCHANDISE - O U W r It—ROOFING i l l PLUMBINQ PLUM BING CntfM t u l Kipiit Work 47— FU R N fTU R I— BQ USEIOLB —Pactary ,1a T*«— " " f f i i ? Phone II M l t w f w * 1! vi. Y a i& a M . mat genkarik Glaaa aad Fr Ir I C* ms CUSSIHIft A N , Ph ia - flac * r laa Ph, IN allif work. 1821 1 W MT Uf-Ue West 2nd SL Phona 320 MV* BAIT Bhlaeri, Bull llaed*. Pop Gut. • Doxaa. Me llluturi Mlaaowa and Worms PlasMllS*flrae*r7—E. Gtaeva Ava. Oil haitere, all b M . cheap In Wa taka “ trade. " * V »r W On Hwp. it h r S t 2033-W pU " » 'E S S iltn e , Jaer. Army-Navy £ « . #. with IT—BROKERS gad RIAlToRl attreia Quilt and Rag.' . TRADE m Thle le a fr** pw i ta tha Prairie Enalaaed head. Sag-proof bottan Hi-Riser rail with ptaatle end* Pla«»l Lake Drivt-ln Theatre for or rayon tape*. Cotton or oyloa Jap Man. Rap. date. Dec. a . 3-ltm. Group ■tat i n Eight choice lots in tha Msjfsir XMAS SPECIAL? 43—ARTICLES rOR 8AL« (Praa Lay’ Awi?) We oop aad itD need furniture Paying top eatb prteei lor any thing of value. SUPER TRAD FREE 10.1) lb. Turkey following: 1NO POST 1141 Ph IMBW 04.50 MM.00 Soft’ Bad with Natehlai Chair Reg. LM NOW It M0Q Booki.ua Red Dresirr and Mirror Inncrspring Mattress Box Spring Complete BEDROOM * M-LUTS 111 11 N. BIAYFAIR AREA Vtrgiala, OPEN M ONDAYS T I L 9 :0 0 P.M- ECHOLS BEpplHQ CO. >. SM A Magnolia. Pn. li “ Bud Bamberger. Mgr. FREE DELIVERY Find It In — <W N Fr-fM Bf7!EB bagwMfgl btsyUM Bril- tiny farm Home. a bodr» nnms, » hatha: ••WadabulTt'*iin o nab shaded lots.. By appointment. IA S Y TO F IN D - H A N D Y - C O M P IE T B ROSA iT p a YTON I M71 Mstared H in t Real Estate Broket 17-M at Huwatha OZIER R E A m ’ CO $179. You'// Wad. Dec. 19; 1034 Pa is II H ER A LD J60I So Orlando liwy. Ph 1359 EVENINGS: 3115 and 710 BALL REALTY And INSURANCE 204 So. Park Ave. — Phone • 0 . p. Farrell's ARCADEi PAUKAOK STORE Featurlngi The Very Best JIO E. Fuat S E E S WROUGHT IRON smoking Stand With MajailM Barb ITW MATHER of Sanford 203 E. First SL Hat your husband ever enjoyed the fine fitting qualities of NUNN—RUSH shoes Give him a pair, from, $1993 IVEY'S SHOE STORE Fountain Pens, Pencils and matched seta by — Shsaffrr and I’ arkrr TOUHITON DRUG CO. Complete lino of Carl* and Rt*n HooU FURNITURE CENTER u « w. rir»t s l The Lasting gift |*r t^e hem* 27 x 54 Scattir Rugs )5 96 & $6.96 SANFORD LINOLEUM 4 TIL* 127 W. First Bt. MIRRORS 16 x 18 rryatal sheet. Itgular $11.93 DOOR MIRROR, • 95 as. SENKAR1K GLASS lc PAINT V , 113*114 W. 2nd St. MONEY CLIPS Sterling and Gold Fitted D O LL 1IOIJBE $2.13 mid $3.00 Unfitted •‘ French-fold O—FARM and GARDEN ) brdroom. masonry, kitchen Billfolds •a•aaa•e* $5,00 up personalia WM. E. KADKK 1196 up equipped, beautiful oak floor*, Watches water heater, ipproalmataChristiani cards, with your LOST— Piir PM w III B. Perk Ave. averlto iai> shot. 25 for M, Oranges, tangerinra k kumqulta ceramic tiled bath, nica closele. Key Chain* ........... 65.10 MeReney SmItV.’u 'fW S : m 1r PW 2201 W. 25th. J. T. Fortier Sr. tw in _ h o l l y w o o d 7 no tor Ilf, W1EBOLDTS CAM FRANK NOF.LL. Jeweler plenty of kitchen cabinets, nica tea ua TODAY Ph. 1303. •! *Give him a gift hi* wants r.RA SHOP, 210 S Park Ave. Bed Oat fit. rnmplrte Phana 1IU porch, 2 lots, citrus, corner 110 R. Park Ave. 1007 itanferd Ave. Cuff Link* A cuff link und Hr UAIIBAGF. PI.ANTH $41.93 location at 2Ulll Holy Ave. Th|a LO ST- lupdlai QIAMNl White bar sets. $2.50 up. 400,(nh) Mid.eason Market. I’ ll. MATHER of Sanford BBWINC.* MACHINE* Is a good buy at $to.r*oo. with Jfothar^ Jaart Ppama. RewanL Plumbing. Xraahy tieaUng Beautiful Decanter* WERT JEWELRY STOBE 2105.________________________ 203 E. First SL nteahl - Whit; terms nvallabla. Exclusive. M . G. HODGES of Hia favorite Now and Usad 102 E. 1st.. Ph. I Service on All Water Pumrs— For her Christmas give hor Whiskey $4 80 and up GARRETT S 323 E. lsL St. A—PERSONAL WOflICKE 4 pc. Gris**r Food Choppar Walla Drilled — Puntpi planters and blooming i*ottcd THE TOWN PUMP $12.95 Desk & Chair Pa9a Road, Phona too plants from— Baby W. DIETRIdlfl T. W. MEMO ROLLAWAY, RaofRal ID W. First St. Ringer tlef. RorL sewing mnch Sets FURNITURE CENTER GRAPEVILI.R NURSERY itb— REALTORS ... .......it ...... $30.00 „ Beda Day. From $19.95 IP—SPECIAL NOTICES 118 W. Firit SL INI Fnrfc Ave Phene 27 ar 145 | TaL 1425. PnrattaM C*n1 Ngarly new baby bed $22.50 Grapeville Ave. — Phone W1LSON-MAIER A GIFT FOR THE HI West Pint SL Robinson Hand Crafted furniture. Foam Rubber Matt. A Bed MW.iH) For Sale: Mi<l‘ ssa>»n cabbage Buy one of our naw bloeb homes 311 E. First St. Phono 938 WHOLE FAMILY BOUDOIR Wa build, design and raflnlah. New Horn art Jot pump - I30.no JOHNSON SEA HORSE plants. Fr*d Tnurttoa. Ph. before January’ 1st and get n Aula, rifle, aiopa-aito $27.50 AUTOMOTIVE LAMPS laa el MA French, Ph. 52-R. Outboard Molar from . U2-n. homestead exemption. Two 13 gauge shotgun, now H7.50 $5.95 up SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS bedroom at 17160. Three bed Spin reel, Soutbbend rod $15.00 WILSON'.MAtER I-AUTOWOTltB WANTED PUMPS A SPRINKLER room at $9230. Terms available. Sanford Ave. at 23th rHONE MSS Kolpoint atoatrio rang* .... $60.00 • RENTALS SYSTEMS 311 E. lit. bt. Phone 968 Several investments rentals pro­ Sell Your Car to All types and sixer, Installed Walnut Tea wagon ........ $23.00 I f —APTS—BOUSES—SOON! edrawn suites fram sao . oa perties for salt. Phone ut for "Do It Yourself.* DOROTHY ORAY FRIGUMIRE'S «x«luilv* ^ details. aw linger type sawing machines Toiletries W I BIPAIR AND SERVICE m V fft * 30-Inch French Doer WILAKA APARTMENTS: room* ................. $9M0 S T I N E Creams — Lotions Electric Range, $309^5 up . SUPER TRADINQ PORT 0—BOATS AKR MOTOM private hatha. 1M W. First St Machine and Supply Co. Oift Bata CLAUDE »L WOLFf * Roliert A. Williams Open till liOO p.m. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. U Ph. M5S-W Your Evlnruda Dealer Y 0 W E L I. * • 308 E- First RL G. E. ELECTRIC Avalon APU. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W REALTOR ROBSON SPORTJNO GOODS This ia a free pass to the Rite Blonde Admiral TV — 3 way TERCOLATOR, rcg., $19.95 Raymond Lundqnlat, Bale Priaa $18.98 combination. rcavonaho. Efficiency apt. Ill-way 17 92 So. 30i B. Ill S»Phon* m T. V. LAMrt Theatre for H. L. Franks. Lap nEVLON Cosmetics ... 81.25 up City Limit*. Slumberland t curt. Phase l«73 * WAH?uT,%aah Bldg. Antenna. MIS Sanford Avo. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. $315 date Dec. SI, IMS.__________ Gift Rita ............ 2.50 up ll^tBAOTORS Apt. No. I. 112 S. Magnolia Brush and Comb Kt* $2 50 up FURNITURE CENTER Sat Seminol* Realty for DaalrOWNER MUST SELL R0UM1LLAT A ANDERSON CROSLEY - BENDIX US W. Pint 8L Child's Red Fire Truck, in good able llouaat and Apt*. Phona J7 Hers Is an opportunity you should On tha Corner by the Clock Famous Sunbeam condition. Phono 3117. not mils. Lovely 1 bedroom CB S,l|UbNDiU4<iCe MiatnuUr With Juicer EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitable RAT KILLER! home on Urge shady ground*, Naw Roll-Put hay* M” bleyrle., Eleewia Company TUSSY 147.60 for Winter TauriaL Privti* hath Guaranteed family alia kitchen, lots of $35.00. Phone 3075. Service— quality —Satisfaction Wind and Weather Lotion A shower. Steam heat. Inquire , closet apace, hardwood floors MATHER ef Sanford Do-Con $t.M - Warfarin $t.«6 $1.00 sire .... 50c Ph. 119 Sanford 2937-J—3 Da Bary Manuel Jarobaon across from 202 E. Firs* Stthru-out. VALUED at over UIDWELL FEED 4 SUPPLY CO. Electrie aweaper, GK. electrie twenty (20) I0” “ $200 site 11,1*0 Post Offira. $13,000 REDUCED to $11,000 110 E. 2nd If. Phone 1458 iron. Chicken broo ulk Fruit trailer!. Great Dane M«kr. Phona ____ TOUCIITON DRUG CO H E A T IN G for quick sals. SOOd-J. ilemond T, 166 So. Orange 2 Room Apts. Ill Elm. Ph. 2963-W floor Furnaces A Circulators CHRISTMAS loaaotn Trail, Oflando 49061. W. H. “ BUI" STEMPBR BODRICK'S Eleetrio Rlomket TIME Clrla M" bicycle. Boys 24“ blcy CANDIES H . B. PO PE CO.. Inc. edroom furnished apt. CloseRealtor — General lu«r*r j —Year Guarantee A lovely gift watch Whitman’s — Nunnally’s fh li la a fraa paaa ta the Rltx 200 B. Perk Phona I486 !t 703 Palmetto Ave.________ . A'lrn Special Price ...... $19.96 Ph fM** con<,llil>n' W‘ $11.73 up Panibom — Norris Theatre lot T M Thuraton Arletle Pr|eo, Asioelal* Exclusively at 3-bedrootn unfurnished house, Phone 903 or 2122 — 112 N, Park WM. E. KADKR _ TOUCIITON DRUG CO. GATLIN BROTHERS Rap. datei Dec. M, 1954. UARRETT'S 123 1st,, 3$. Celery Ave. l'hon# $044. 112 S. Park Ave. Sewing Machine—Now Morse Fa Dragline A Bulldoxer SeJT,*e tomatlc Eig J?«g. Never be*n U —.TRAILER! IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Ph. m t Geneva. 2496 W. Sanford. WESTING HOUSE Toaster Distinctive Gifts used. Bargain price. Ph. Fo­ 6 room furnished. 2 bedrroom .i i.V o PICK A O i r r O f INSPIRATION Choice of confectjon colots At MONROK CORNERS house. Just repainted. Conven­ at 117 South Park A Montelth rest S-343J, Oviedo. phene 77J ENVELOPES, Letterheads, atatoIt will tap YOU ta y»i before t> —not Desperation CRAFT AND OIFT SHOP t.95 end ient to Air Base. Ph^810-J. ^ yea Kp. Opaa Evening* menta, invoices, hand bills, and See our beautiful center blues First Street BAGGERI.Y APPLIANCE PHONE 9279 for CHERRY program*, rtc. Progressiva ♦4—AFPU4NCRR SWEENEY'S Nice couple, clean furnished apt. 3 Milo* West of the Clock CENTER Riel Estate Brokerage — Notary Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 114 Magnolia rhone 147 Electrie kitahen, private bath 1219 W. 13th St. Rear-Barbar Shop 116 Magnolia Ava. FRIOIDAIRE appllansea, sale Writ 13th St. 4 entrance. jMionc^J648 and service. C. II. High, Oviedo SHOES Pretty Patents for WAX—WIE Gifts for Bovsl^ g f : Alratream Heoeo Trailer for eala. RKAr- EATATB DRIVE-IN Fla. PTtehe PO-8-8818 er Han Duplex furnlahed $ room apart' WELL DAILUNO dress and Cute Straps fur With fountain handle furchaied new thle year. Com. ■ Fr*Mh Ave ford 1842-W after 6 p.m. Everyday. $2.08 up Fairbanka-Morae pumps. ment with bath $43.00 month. plete with eoathlaptlon refriNo drip — No Mess J. W. HALL, REALTOR Repairs to all makes. SANFORD SHOE CENTER 50$ West 8th Street. ________ Cowboys Bools $3.98 up aerator, gaa range, gas h«at. 1188 Maytag automatic washer, good Aasoeist* 208 S. Sanford Ave. HOWARD C. LONG Hunting Knives, big variety 49c up {win beds. IlMU* A , U N ' 1®0 condition, $125. Phone 383-J. Sleeping rooms. T.Y. 401 Mag­ Cnll Hall” Phone 1768 FURNITURE CENTER 207 E. Commercial Ava. Dress Pants $4.98 up water t*nV,SC lohn a Girl's Dresses by Mitxi, and nolia Ava. Ph. 836-J. 116 W. First St. Phooo 388 45-BUILD INQ~MATERIALS A REALTOR first phone UN ar 10T0, Sanford. A R M Y -N A V Y SU R P LU S now—Age. The euteat frocks It—AURKAUE 310 Sanford Ave. you've ever seen, allot 6—11. •M aA N U ” A » * E2311 V SPECIAL 3-Pc. Set U—USED CARS ___ IN N Park Ava. Pbowo Gracey Refrigeration CONCRETE $2.29—$7.98 Ten acres exceptional tiled land Bostonian Luggage, beautifully GAMES Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete Commorsial and Domaatic COWAN'S. 213 E. lit.. I'll. an. oq hard turfaca road. W. E. ChryiUr tela modal INI top 448 Palmetta Ave. — Ph. 4M-H lined. Fashion Colors, Washable Books — Toys Block, Sand, Graval Cement Kirthhoff Jr. Phone 303. eonvertible. 31.000mile*.In exConcrete Pipe to meet all $21.95 Blocks — Untik* Necklaces .. Jl.uo up cellent condition, look* like a —SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION Qualifications. Sanford Jewelry A Luggage Plush Animals Rings—precious gams 4IV5 up new. Reasonable (°r ca»h. Sheermnn Concrete Ripe Co. A. B. PETERSON TOUCIITON DRUG CO. 300 Stnford Ave. Rhone 1348 Charms, silver or gold $1.69 up Would make a nice Lh^ f ni* Broker AMMiatasi A. B. Paterson Phanr (III Acreage Hitlngi of uadevtlopiMi D eanna's School o f Danes Out Wait 13th St. FRANK NOELL, Jeweler gift. Mr*. B. »• !®w,a' 200 w Ballet—Tap—toe— and Rallruum CHATHAM BLANKETS * if'.'. p' c ka*ur*an, qirfiald land In tracts of 5 acres or 110 B. Park Ava. Wi otta, John Mtlaeh and R \v Including the Nation's Favorite 20th St.__________ Tritf A T r i w m l n g * ^ ^ 17 92 at Hiawatha— Phone 1971 46—BUHINEM EQUIPMENT larger in Seminole County. Ph. Williams. A. C. Doudnay. Und "Purrejr'" Purrey Bouquet, SKIRTS, Tweed, gabardine and Collect or write Pat Pattlllo. Extra clean ’St Bulek »P**ial' Surveyor. HAYNES OffUe Maehine Co. Woolshlro Brandon. Full range of J. Holfu Pavla, Inc. 5M2t. 27 116 N. Park Ave. sedan. Radio, healer and w/w TOLAR SCHOOL OF PIANO rorduroy. sires 23—38. phone IIM colors. COMPLETE SE LE C T IO N Typewriters, adding machines S. Main St. Oi Irlando, Fla. 807 Magnolia Ave. tires, low mileage. Ph. 581-W Ilraight and flare styles. Christmas Tree Trimmings Sales-Rentals, 311 Mag., Ph. 44 Register now for Rod term be­ after 8 p. m. Y 0 W E L L ’ S *3 96 — $11.98 and Decorations ginning January T, 1127. Begin 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD COWAN'S. 212 E. lit.. Ph. *71. ItKAL ESTATE Buy while atoeka ar* complete Genuine Imported Mexican la y Herron will put you miles nere through advanted. Phone KEI.'S 5 and 10c STORE IN(X Hand tooled Leather Handlings M Ahead A Dollars Ahead with a Pearl Necklace* $3 95 up 374. 15—HOMES $1*1.03 plus tax Women's Wallins $5.00 up w high appraised trade-in on a New 1967 Pontiac, Thla is a fret pass to tha MovlcWatch Bends *193 up P U R C E L L ' S Five room house with hath and lea tha new Pontiac now on land Itidc ln Theatre for Mrs. —who has FRANK NOELL. Jeweler approximately thirtasn urea of 133 IV. First bt. the aatlsfaetioo of Burt gtudabaktr. Exp. data display. 110 b. Park Ave. high hammock land. W. E. knowing he gave the very beat Dec. 29, 1936. 1965 Plymouth Plata Sedan lurchhoff Jr. ph. 306. Drinking C u p t...... $j.oo up EVENING DRESSES 1954 Pontiac 4-gaor Chlafton Rcmpel Rubber T**y* 89c up Olftr tor Girh ^X/( A L A N K CEDAR CHEHT Nylon Pleat, La<e. Nylon Tulle CUSTOM HUILTliOMFS" Deluxe. • EMPLOYMENT Assorted Toys 68c up and Tnfetti $17 93 to SSI 95 1954 Dodge Royal Sedan VA—FIIA—CONVENTIONAL ROUMH.LAT & ANDERSON HOLLYWOOD SHOPS 1953 Huick Riviera Sedan IT’S A GIRL FINANCING (HARMS On the Curncr by the Clock 27—HELP WANTED MALE III E. First St. 1932 4-door Plymouth LOW DOWN PAYMENTS —who is enchanted by th« list, Gold and 1931 4-door Chevrolet ing beauty of Ih# Gift that In­ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Silver Newspaper atraat *al«»t>uja want­ 1930 4-dMr Plymouth spires future dreams to com* WM. E. KADEIt A. K.KIIOEMAKER. JR. For TIm$6 In S«rvi(« Uh ih u o I ^ a ll Ray H em s: 94M or after 8 ed for work ifw r aeho-il, Agei true. 112 S. Park Av*. up to 14 years uli See Mr. rhone 1991 1500 Mellonville w p.m. Calll 1343-W. Holley at The Sanford Herald See Our Large Selection Now Children'* SWEATERS by Blue­ 3— bedroom house, 1»4 large THE SANFORD HERALD right after school. Real Art Pictures 15—APPLIANCE REPAIRING EASY T E R M S lots. 2433 El Captain. Call 3JTJ SOMETHING MISSING? Locate bird, sllpon*. cardigan* A shrugs Beautiful framed reproductions wuulil be as welcome as In the new fell color* Sires 6 it. after 4:00. MATJIIR electric appliance ra- n-W ORB WANTED-MALE a dally letter from bom* tali end Originals from $3 95 It quickly tnrough Want Ada. pairing. Light fixtures inytalled. 12 94 $4 49 MATHER OK SANFORD WICSONMAIER $1. month—111.50 year. Fraajifek up 4 delivery. Phone A Carpenter retired and alone, COWAN'S, 212 E. let., Ph. 874. i 211 E. 1st. St 20.1 • 09 E. First St. Phona 951, It) Mail Anywhere Phona 1121. 2420-3CJ. would like small or odda Jobs to do in anil about Sanford. _______ l’hon* 127 WATCH THAT MPRLIJN'G What have you? Write postcard U,e.| furniture, appliances, tools', ENJOY YOU It OWN HO 'li: for o r a n o buys galore. BUSINESS eLAfTLB MV—When Mrs. Min­ or letter to: William Bullard, etc. Bought-iold. Larry'g Mart. SERVICES 725'V Perry St.. Saoduaky, Ohio. make the w m Ada >eur ahopjy ds ApRnberts' mm* appeared In ■■■■■ i ............. - 6 y WIUIAM »I7 7 ------321 East l i t Bl. Phona 18)1. A SPANISH matador, now en out with their water pistol*. They THIS CHRISTMAS 0 1 —BBAUTY PARLORS the newspaper, she explained that ing plait. This la a free pass tn the Prairie FOR DLSTINCTIVB FURNITURE rout* to Msalco there to ply his it was no “ mistake in the spelling trade, boasts that he's knocked did—with tha aid of an angry Lake Drive In Theatre for —at Warehouse Prices, visit MO Waves by Zeto* A Raalistie tire department. John Broidy. Eap. dati» Dec. Select your home site In It is Welsh, she said, noaning off some 1,500 bulls in the last BERRY'S. W# are experts at as­ LF.T IT RAIN, let it shine. Every I I t $7.80 Thru Nov. Open I a m. • 28, 1938. sisting you to steur* gracious Call Ml •is r .t .r . srre it. (be L'.utiJ day is • good ua* to use the “ son of Robert." Her son is Rob­ aevtn year*. That's quit* a rec­ South Picecreil Sarf-.-r-J go«d ,oohj with functional con­ ord. Butch' Haul Ad*. •Vaticna U trying J«kperut«7g U HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK ert Apltoorrts — which gets a bit Eaparienead farmer la growing venience Today'! bail burs la t » t four oit on (be troubled tetter! Gro.e Manors—Suforr. celery A truck farming on sand complicated in the Welsh version. nationally advertised furniture REPAIRS Traffic congestion coilt muus- of the Middle Sait! A muck for the paat 20 years It DISCOUNT PRICES IS, w try fteavdy, comploin* an edit ? I I seeks connection with grower in ! llrst St. phone |(17 fog * „ „ • torts!. A rose 0/ Xl'/Xua;/ mob* Th* ihertstl days tf Ih* yem, or Tod Burnett %kV£ . central Florida. Phone #50-M 1 ing Appointment. btryf far I9S6, ar* D*e. 21 and 22. 7ht for PAINTING Sanford. t t I HUE! calendar makers ara sura unfeir 2601 Grandview . Phone 10U-M. • BIG VALUES fct. SulptB IMUaijr fee a fallow it proud ol his t* us laslanlautt Christmas shep> Valencia Villas—DcLand • Q U IC K C R E D I T FINANCIAL •AM C. LAWSON a#o*Apwe beeetlfvl, Howlao bat'd, aoys pars. LET WA ■ WOOLSEY Xadtk Dumkspf, Santa Claus car• EASY TERMS 1 1 ! lA Q L Q O S t JJuU Marian Piaiahaa 35-MONEY TT LOAN toinly hands out a lot al gift As many a* four inaugural WILSON MAIER An Odham A Tudor home is all For Yoar Boat l rast's tad lhavars. you could ever wish for. You can . . . , balls may be staged tn Washing* New and Used Furniture | J J » .... AUTO LO AN S Baakarik Glaaa and Paint Co ton corn* Jan. 31. Good grief:— 311 E. First St. Phona 938 buy with confluence when ) uu] *’ ’ AP ANY illl.No. Just place Two Michigan lade, agt 7 and these things are btsemlng just l AHr o n o r i o m o a deal with Odham A Tudor. COST LESS 119-U4 W. 2nd SL Phone 3)0 Lliriilied ads. Phone j$31 (or a *. atarted a blast In n vacant ebout a* exclusive as a national See our beautiful residsnlla* setAayuimg houot to see If they could put It election I helpful id-writer. lions; Hal-Air, Pin*;/*-;, 8ouih r e m o d e l in g : Florida State Bank Pinecrest, Rose Court and SanWilb A . W>«tre ^p)ne .T*M> ItUe MJ. ft. OF 8ANFORD fords most distinctive community t MOOSE tiOOD W O R K E R S Cypress Panel tlWe so. ft. Uaaeifkd Urove Manors—banford Beautlfnl fa r Natural Finish 1OH SALK through ClaisiJiad ads. Ut an LIVESTOCK G R E G O R Y LU M BER JURY CALL Oloitmlng pulled pldnle, cut 0 th A Maple Phone 1U] eaparionetd ad wmtr m i l l rou Drive Out fuda.ttn 0 -aORRES-CATTU ODHAM ft TUUOK. IV 'flowgra, Xmas wreaths, For Paiatlag call Mr. Talker, Ph. Cor. H-*y. 17-91 ft 27th St. SEI.L 868XR. Room apodal $14.92. other ftttractivo Rifta, Pktaiee Iieo and rtto Shetland pony, bridle & saddle. M . BUILDINa NEEDS ■'Builder* of Finer Homes Niro and gentle, excellent WANT ADS floor aaodmg • Bniahia^. For Florida Living' Christmas present. Phono De- BILL4 BARD TO PATT hell A. K. KOSSETTKIt CUaxiag. waxJog. Servtag So Land RE-43361. aolo comity tiacs U38. Ph. 212 Celery Avg. . 0 ^ ' things you're through \ Itb a m. oioom*. Lako Harr This is a free pass to the 3!ovie* “ We telegraph flowers any. through Want Adi for CAHH Riderln Theatre for W. McRANEY-SMITH PAINTS land 2—bedroom house, small equity. B. Stine. Exp. date Dec. 24, where". !» w down payment. Phone Call lin •416 S. Park Phona 120) 1958. 2553-J JMB1NQ JOB IroIttSIgfIJtli flaturea, eabUtai link, water pomp, iipti* talk Order .fl, ‘ ard I n Seminole Realty Odh far Hsrtfjfel R » •I f a "® tS .S ftt.*-" ft W ANTED IT 'S A BO Y Gifts for laby aa YOU'RE TELLING ME! "iu ftssr jSofe^ y -M l �•> *£-> »» ,-r ♦ » . -____ TO YO U AND YOUKS .......... A V ER Y M ERRY CHRISTMAS , OLY- TO N Y — “SHORTY” —“CHUCK”— NORM A N — D A V ID -O S C A R AN N A - MRS. “A” — MERLE - K ATE - RAY—W ILM A - GERALDi BILL — J O E -W A L T E R — W IL L IA M - JAMES - CHUCK DENISE — MARGRETT — MARION — BOBBY— W A Y N E — “POP" TURKEYS REM EM BER Foodmart's Got 'Em ' Again AT MONEY SAVING PRICES ® Thome wonderful Thanksglvls* “ DOUBLE D” Ranch TOMS Fla. Grade A & Freeh Frozen Blue Plate SALAD DRESSING LIBBY’S 8 * 23c ENGLISH 7V4 HYDROX Cookies 24c ■i M&M \ Potatoes 3 M. 10 os W/iaf About A RoB Waxed O T + PAPER 1 , 1 1 M ONARCH PARTY? LOBSTER IV H i 33 BLEACH w 17c KLEENEX 400’s 29c Musselman's APPLE JUICE 'W 2 STALKS LARGE FIRM HEAD 19. 25c STUART— PAPF.BSHEI.I, Pecans 3 *■ 1.00 LIBBY’S 29c Broccoli Spears CUT RITE 125 Celery fl Cauliflower 10 Strawberries 6 9 Candy FAMILY SIZE 23 29c PRODUCE SPECIALS CRISP FLA SLICED . BISCUIT 3 - PEAS 235c DIXIANA — FROZEN SWEET Kwnahtnn <Ua>u ’ > BORDEN'S plain e orr b battemilk plain a tle m ilk Pumpkin M E 8“* 4 9 Lemon Juice Broad Breasted plat « 25« OLIVES ON A TREE PEPITAS WELSH RARE HIT WASHINGTON FANCY REII DELICIOUS TURKEYS KINGANS Reliable Ready To Eat Smoked HAM 53c Lb. Hall or Whole FRESHLY GROUND 3 « HAM BURGER 2 “ 39t Fryers PEPSODENI TOOTH PASTE 2 A 73 c VITAUS HAIR TONIC 9 1c asr SPRAY Nel » * • .... - $1 6 9 IPANA TOOTH PASTE 2~ 39c HENS “ • 53c Fresh Locally Dressed TOM S lb. 53c Fresh Locally Dressed HENS lb. 59c Ga. Grade A D-D. Values In TOILETRIES 43c 1 8 lb a .n p ALSO WHOLE iy« - 2 Vt lb. av. $1.00 E A C H 79 0. CUT-UP 89 KINGANS RELIABLE — Mild or Hot LB. Roll Sausage 33c W Long Island Ducklings — Young Goose Grade A Fresh Capons — Large Gr. A Hens SAVE SAV-MOR COUPONS ANCHOVIES PARTY CANDIES ANTIPASTO ANCHOVIE PASTE CAVIAR PEPPERMINT PEARS WHOLE CLAMS PICKLED HONEYDEW CAPERS COCKTAIL ONIONS BRACKS FINE CA N D IES Christmas Burgundy Holiday Mix Cut Rock Candy nr, « Ml U « Christmas Jellies Deluxe Choc. Drops Christmas Mellocremes CHUTNEY Black Walnut Puffs COCKTAIL MUSHROOMS ARTICHOKE COCKTAIL ' LB. Mint Filled Straws SALAMI Spice ttes "IT , 29e 29c 29c ‘LT 29c . liV, m Uni 39c 29c u? 29c 1.7 29c Ml 29c PLUM PUDDING saaaaaaaaaa^a a a a ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ a ^ w v s 8TOKELRY 303 nlie FORD HOOK LIMA BEANS 27c SNOW’S CLAM is CHOWDER o* FOR PURE SHOPPING PLEASURE— TRY 59c 1Wide Aisles •Friendly Personnel REYNOLDS Wrap a"<&31 P i : ^ Continuous Music Ample Free Parking >Quality Merchandise PARK AVE AT 25th STREET - SANFORD ►Reasonable Prices • �------ r*?v- S i^ r J J S r S Shop and Save ^attfnrii I m a m In Sanford ir Yoar Herald U Not Delivered By 8 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. Per IMteerr AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER M VOLUME XLV1I SANFORD, FLORIDA * -* * k“**ii< i m THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 193A Associated Press Leased Wire NO. SubcommitteesTo Study Future Highway Plans 'Christmas Lighting Includes Categories O f 1 7 -9 2 Nearing Nine subcommittees of the Long Range Highway Planning Commit­ tee were appointed last night by the committee’ s chairman. J- BratEntries in the Jaycee Christina. ley Odham, to look into the coun­ Lighting Conteat are beginning It ty's future highway plans. pour Into the Jaycee Informatiog The appointments were made booth aa Christmas Day dram following lengthy di.cussions on nearer. the present status of highway John Alexander, chairman of plans for the north section of the Christmaa Lighting Contest highway 17-92 and for the east committee said yesterday that C. c. WELCH SIGNS A SANFORD HERALD entry blink tor the Jaycee Cbrlitmii Lighting Con­ section of State Road M. test. Welch Is last year's winner in the commercial ciubliihmrnt category. (Staff Photo) folks are beginning to "to be *• District Eniftneer Hugh Hanna ware of the contest and showing and G- Benedict tat In on the signs of sending entry blanks is meeting. as soon ai possible, Hanna told the more than "We know that many of th« twenty highway planning com­ outdoor, Indoor, and door dla* mittee members that construction play* are not yat completed but plans for the north section of ITthe judges are making tha round* 92 are nearing completion. "They of Sanford each evening ts deter* need only inking,” he said, "and mine the winner as quickly as by Jan. 8 they will be In Talla­ possible after the contest closes," hassee for final approval." ho said. It was also revealed that legal work, under preparation by State C. c. Vffileh, laat year’s wlnnet Road Department attorney's and if the commercial establishment trophy, entered the contest by title searchers ha* been complet­ ed and "deeds will be in San­ -•ending an entry to the JayceSn ford tomorrow on ROW sections Alexander was on hand to acecpl in ju a i m i.t i nr. i j . sv,\iYi : exclaims one oi inc cr.uaren taaen on ineir annual Shopping the entry. Othera will toon folios* WASHINGTON <tp — President | needrd for the four lane through­ of Sanford yesterday with spending money provided by the Jaycees. Shown with the young ha said. Eisenhower and Prime Minister way." making her selection is Jack Sewell. (Staff Photo) Odham, speaking to the com­ Javiaharlal Nehru of India said to­ There are five categories, Ah mittee members said “ There are rxander pointed out as he furth* day ther “ full and frank talks" a number of roads we can have rr explained the contost. One o< confirmed a "broad area of agree­ If we ask for them—and If the them Is an automatle entry when ment" about world problems. county commission is a little more a blank la filled out for one of aggressive. We've got a lot that • In a joint communique Issued the other three residential groups.' needs to be done." "We're going to judge the entries TOKYO «S —OuUpokrn, 72- by the White House as Nehru left Commenting on the attitude of for an over alt winner," said year-old ccoQomlit Tantan labl* for New York at the end of his Seminole County and Sanford pco- I Alexander. baahl wat elected overwhelmingly four-day state visit here, the two pie, relative to the highway pro-1 a* Japan's new premier today, leader* predicted that their meet Children, numbering a baker’s There srt |U V. L Saving* TALLAHASSEE If - The^Skitu; blctns, be said "A part of our succeeding partlaliy-parlyxed IchHonda for the winners in the re* dozen, from the St. Luke's Chip Welfare Board will try again at [trouble is that we give up before ing of minds will speed achieve­ Lighting Ci «!:we t o 1 JACKSONVILLE. Fla. cr --A Home ... in Slavia, were •idential Christmas * -----ment of “"peaceful peaceful and friendly re-1 " e ‘atari. ^ct. We find more reasons to M a y o r Itaydon Bum* lectured dren's ......... l j|yer do||ara Ing too* ra the next Legislature to get a t s e .i s _ _______ .for . . ___ „ a Suesl* f VIENNA IW —Vice President lations among all nalloos of the Ilaw pass'd authorizing the sta'e !* y. , . v »V£n 10 f nd on* rei,on 23-year-old mother was freed __ Us*______ tail brownetle doing SuesU of the Somlnolu County1runmmJ tunntfrupi explained the • csl> Richard M. Ntxoo set out loslay |worU.. Mo get bz-s- part of the money it ............................... i -------w . i~ ..v .nd « l v « . . . . . . . . . . ‘ want your Imagination ' S M t Chrtst£J‘ V f t l “iv*e^“ ’» * " ‘ hln* > ln #hWon,[U h- r J“ nl,,r ru.mbee- of - < V '’W en a tour of Austrian refuge*) T h e Prime Minister and the spends up wel'ars from the prop­ run as It- will go anil In in tV'f.. D*V_ilV York ' .and - ' i'*'. I|~—««*.tr is fkr as It .ri0 'V to .'v New —sr In in .vu -eu Yoik's Yaik's Gran, Grant sensen- yesierday ye.terday for for mi on annual annual "Shop*! "Shop-1 Winner o f tbo commercial camps that will take him within , . . A . . . . . , „ from ii.tui now see n-h*) what will ■all* from it reunion 'with' the* three children tral Terminal last Friday Then PlM T*)ur." . th!^^travriln* t ^ ih l It miles of the Hungarian fiontler. j President are convinced that the erty and estate* of welfare recip a month happen," Odham laid. she abandoned because she could1he told har psdlce rharges were Jaycees, with funds provided ,nc ‘W V . The Inspection may lead to a new i greater understanding of their re- lent* when they die. | (Continue^ on fage Twe) being dropped and that her ease from the sa*e of balloons during not afford Christmas presents. American open door refugee pot-1 spcctive policies reached at these Welfare Chairman Charles An________________ When Mrs. Irene Pierce was, was being turned over to the New the annual Christmas Parade, Icy. ta'k» "H i facilitate the constant drewi of Orlando Wednesday preT _ f* arrested for child abandonment York City wi-lfnre department ' presented each child with five efforts of India and the Unted a#nied the Budget Commission : D O Q TO I 0 L - O n S I O C r "I talked to the mayor of Now dollars. CORDELE, Ga. HP— Retiring States towards the achievement of she wat broke and despondent York and you most understand we Children spent thetr mony as Today, the was dressed In a bright Ben- Walter F. George predicts the peaceful and friendly intercourse .,rODrialions of new winter outfit and had $53 don't think what you did was others "hum they had named on world can enjoy a century of among nations in accordance with dolUr, during tha ,omlng blen, given her by well-wishers who right.” Buni< said. "You did a their lists. # peace if the English-speaking peo- j the principles tf the United Na nium. But he said lien ond re The hoys and girls ranged from .a learned of her plight through news bad thing. But you are living In pies and their friends will' »lrcng- lions,” the communique said. j covery* laws would bring in an; The Board of Sanford City Com a country where everyone is im ages four through 18 In l l n j l then and maintain their bond* of Nfhr„ and Mr. Eisenhowxr con--l additional 3 to i million . year mi „ i 0ners will meet tonight for a stories. poriant, no matter who she ntny On arrival in Sanford shortly . III U l l l l r l C l I l U v e l un,ty' ferred for some 14 hours Monday t0 jj,,, state. {special called session to consider , . •j , he, and we think you need help after ,10<)n yestenluy, they were -------------------------. . in the seclusion of the President's ,____ . ... 1, „i» it.m ,,,m t ] K i l t e d ,he w#' f*re ^ p '* ,n of1(«'r treatesl first to a movie at the' ny Ena. Raymood J. Kennedy NEW YORK W - Hundreds o f l flrm fll Gettysburg. Pa. They ^ bC#rn. “n ** d Called by Mayor F. D Scott, more than any kind of police m u Thrare through the courtesy The Heavy Attack Training Unk Christmas ahoppers In the Bronx, ta|j,td agaln at lhe Wh|te House j f ucCe!afuRy in the 1953 Legiststhe commissioners will consider correction " 0f K]m Kimbrough. experienced a most unusual ant scurried for cover Wednesday Wednesday and at a format dinner ,ur* for a l,en and r*co m y Uw' the possible financing of a sewage Tears filled the eyes of the; (L'untinuril un i’ age Two) beneficial event when tha Chief night during a running gun bat­ at the Indian Embassy. A four foot ten Inch rattlesnake treatment plant, a bill for work on young mother. tle between police and an cxof Naval Personnel approved Fill* a city wrecker, regulations for the which measured six inches around "I don't know what to say," Mnvict gunman. DISARMAMENT TALKS proteettort of railroad crossings Its body was killed early yestrr- she stammered. "I just want to be Th<t Sanford Herald sub- pe V. Ralbuena’s request for a PROPOSED * __ a• *% • «* inside the city limits, an anpoint- day afternoon tder the home of icrihers will receive n Sunday change In rating. This is consld* a good mom to my children. This NEW YORK W — Sportsman u n it e d n a t io n s , n . y . >p lmplics Kcsignotioii ment to the zoning and planning Huge Warren >»t Sipes Avc. morning paper instead of the •red unusual by this unit in that is the best Chiistmus gift I ever William Woo<lward Jr., fatally shot —The United States proposed tonalbuma changed from • St** PARIS HP— Premier Guy Mol- commission, the offer to the rity | The huge reptile was roileil had." regular Tuesday afternoon by hit wife last year in the be- day that the five great atomic Irt ,mpl|ed b,fore the rtilnch ward, second class to • Draftman, edition. if. i , nrflit-Ur left a cross —- ----- — — ----- 7,'------ icx impiico oeiore ire r rsmen i°t * piece of property for com- and ready to strike at a chicken Change in publishing day* is second clas*. These ratings art » static Of V jk T i t I I * rt Y * A ,n rM,UmP pr' T,t* u ,k » on National Assembly today that he m.reial or Industrial site, and the when Robert Warren, of the U ?.f IL ." disarmament next March. would ras.gn onia-a it approve, Sanford Mamorial Li- s Marine, at homeon furlough made in order tint the em- dissimilar in the required skills vailed in s u m g a t.» court. ----------------------------------------------- th, Franf0‘ nritUh in h.- *>r«rrIkilled It with . a rifle pMyes may enjoy Christmas demanded to be successful (* each vadlng Egypt I The meeing will be held in the I Ac* of the rattlesnake was daDay at home with their fami­ field. LONDON HP — Egypt accused This action was Initiated when ansi rnnlinurd lies. Mollet did not ask for a formal [Hty Commission Room of the / " " " "* ” *"•' France today of "deporting" 138 the seed for n draftsman present* Ivote of confidence in winding up Egyptian officers and men and ci I itself within this command’! a full dress foi-cign affairs de­ railed off a schedule)! exchange ot Training Aids Dept. When fulfill* bate. But the parliamentary lan­ P'risoners of war with the Angloment of this need seemed remote guage he used made hia intention • Vranch command. it was discovared that Ralbuene |clear. manifested a particularly high at* After reviewing h'.s govern* tituile In the the Fine Art* area. 1merit's policies, Mollet said: It was learned that in spite of a "I will not pose the lack of formal art training ha Iof confidence. But if the assembly had long been Interested in tbit doe, not approve the Socialist field and was pu*tinj hia talent motion approving his action* I to work in his favorite hobby, will draw the nuccetnry conclu­ sketching and photo coloring. It sions." wn» realize-.! by the Heavy Attack Training Unit that Hal­ itovna's talent should be channeled LONGWOOD- Longwood s An- j { In auch a manner as to prov* a 1gain to both his service organiza* aual Children’* Christmas Party [ tihn ansi Halbuena in terms of tha will he held tonlgh' lit Sunny|satisfaction he would (tel whilo shade Park at 8:.U) p. m AH lining a job which made demands youngsters to twelve years of age ^ gjjest, a visitor, a new- inem Sanf-t.d \iwcnis Club in the final upon his highest aptitude. The Heavy Attack Training may participate in the event b*>r. newly elected officers, tao balloting for the top office of the , LV.i* it proud to cia'm thU man O ,o., rtaue I. scheduled to Christmas presents, and a tool w-4mU-Hjb. 0 ,h«r o f f e r s namns a member of their team •rriv- via the Town's Fir- Truck eniemitHr. made new. ut th.s -. causa of the outstanding job h« ■i •.-Li „ m t,. ..i,i „,c . Siwtford Kiwar.s Club yesterday. *‘1 on PK5MW)r M at ..30 p. m. -n he wl I pr jzraBk Ev ,n, chairman of the reuse of the resignation of Hoy . did In successfully preparing hint* • sent each guest from tne babio al<r0|e C onty Chapter. Aruri Mann, prtsidontelect, w%•«*• Wilself for a very difficult Drafts* to the 12 year olda with a gift. can Red Cross told the Kiwania Its Pcacjzck. first vies president; ' man examination. Ha exemplified the prevailing spirit of thla unit There will also be other Club that "We have fallen behind David Gatchtl. second vies prcsl>through hi* initially*, determlna* "gooilies" for thos.» attending as »" raising our quota for Hunger* dent; .ml Irving Pryor, member lion to learn, and desire to ini* well at entertainment and enrol- lan Relief. W, now have y,'!i :o of toe HmtiI of Dire-* ir». ^ prove his abilites so as to belter ing ward a $tt5 quota," he laid, "and .Mrs. Roberta Calch'l, longtime ; serve th* Naval Service. He put The years event w»» planned »* ,0° ° ■* ,hal •» rtiaed we will caterer for the Kiwams oiganizaforth a maximum of effort In a under the supervUon of Chair discontinue our appeal far fun Is " non and Mrs. J A Yates, her assituation which contributed to* man Russell Grant, who was asD. J. Scott, past vice pu-.idsnt sistant. both received Chrijtmai ward the maintenance of th* »l ted by Mrs. B It. Gray, Mrs. Kiwanis International, of Alta- gift, from Ed Lane who p.rsertted uninterrupted functional status of t Jau.te Duncan. Jlrs. Geneva monte Springs aahl ‘ I have »|a nl them on behalf of the club. ilre. i the Heavy Attack Training Unit * A L -rg.-tit. Mrs. J |). Carturt. to years in Kiwams and am proud Gatchel receiv»*d an aulnmatie operations. .Mrs Ralph llannond, Mrs. Castle be a part of the organization ' toaster. Mrs Y i'ct a floor lamp. Ma'ers and Mrs Sarah Jtobley. John Kndar, City Commli»iim-| Sidney Vihleo Jr., Eagle Scout, John Reams will he of *r> County Commissioner-elect, art! solo trumpeter entertained ceremonies for the evening. Manager of the Seminole County members of *he local Kiwanis The Christmae Party is fina't Chamber of Commerce, and C! il. p aying th ro numbers, St. Cit by the Town of Longwood. president of the Florida Slate I. tj v B'liea, WH tn )?h.tstma r.nd Womens Civic League, Chamber League was installed as .» ncv. Thu ' oid'« Prayer. H.' wat ic* of Commerce, Home Dcmonstra- member of the local club, [.ester compamed at the piano by Jlrs. tlor Club, Tourist Club. Volun : Tharps ,rd Mack Cleveland L iiu Eailey. % i . . Watson, Jacksonville, President; Jo Ann Jacqurlnr. Lakeland, Vice teer Firemen, Iairgwood Raptlst Jr. > t* t t)e installing off! ••i C h a r l i e .Morrison, honorary J e l l e i h i ^ t n VnTn Is ^ -h e f"^ Pres,dent; William Erunklin Reiser, lluitonsville, M<t , Pastor: and / <l .si .j f rst i •« _ i I* i i ,ini. i . . %•»./ i t #>s ii is i Cli4*i mcic cicc ted by l' a ni c mb^ri to join it wncii op ’ ' 1 ' Lpiscopjl L • - •'• •• rJ / Cl *he Mub. lei the sing- gaoizeJ n cen tlr (Lzlt to right) Barham Ann Schmidt, Jliami, I e lm , nut shown ut tbo picture, are. Mr. and Jiis. KsCueU U. Davia. the «r«s merclunJ. nrg# ass uamad pras.daat of Hi-utg of Christmas Ca.oti. Secratary; Bov Clifford Colton. Miami. Troaiauxee- ts'iUjam Ronald ' Ike, Nehru Say Talks Confirm Better Insight About World Problems Welfare Board Again Seeks Lien Recovery Law ,Top News In ...... i m S ung Mother To Be Reunited W ith Three Abandoned Children Jaycees Help Kiddies Select Christmas Gifts HATU Uncovers Artistic Ability Six-Item Agendo At Special Meet MomkoF Rattlesnake Here Yesterday Premier Mollet YOU HAVE Santa Will Arrive Via Fire Truck For Kiddies' Party Weather q SHOPPINGS 0 DAYS Till\ K i w a n i a n s Enj o y Eventful Gathering Additional Local News On Page 2 � 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, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 19, 1956; <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/88bac26c7fdf78c2187feee90c948dc0.pdf 43820db046db62216caf9ece4758286b PDF Text Text > •vsr K?p. h Notes Weekend to De Baryte (C h attel** ( t e a Page 1 ) •nm T a m l> ad b y ordinance o r reoolutioa, e x ­ The 31 -yea r old m as, sag at the David Metre (Sanford) cept that it ahall m eet regularly I flu , Joseph Manaeo (Sanford) UM A nt few mhratec of the It w as plucky captain Luther principal witnesses Is the Hobby ■ r H ju u A iv w m t a not teas than tw ice each moath. Isa Robert* (Sanford) ' Dude w ho (farted the hall rolling trie) in Orlande, received a ■+ i war Joat ractaf o y «nd O vledo-T b# Ovted* U m t%f& Th# Mayor o r aa y two member* Xqbhte Doe Gibson (Sanford) th the l i n t field fo a l, fr e m UM coart. wUh the b a ll vere head Injury in eddWeB M crucial teat Friday night whan o f tha Cbmmlaaioa may call spe­ Anna ivy (Sanford) la Um poaaeaeloa o f ooe then ea It w a i mostly the Lions. his aplM frartnr*. He wae ac­ met Um Tavnina quintet on M cial meetings -o f the Commission Discharge*: ___ local coart. la that th* Ta- then the ether. Many attem pu Evan playing against superior companied by his two email sons, upon at least S4 hours' written Stephanie H id son (S anford) height the Lions kept in front all made by both (idea fo r a w e n ta m quintet were far taller than notice to each member, served Charles Dunn (S an ford) seven-year-old Thomas Lamar U m way. goal ta ao avaiL ______ Am local beyn. personally o r le ft at their usual Richard Dunn (Sa n ford) Ltland They w o n chalking tip points Long and eight-yeerold pla ce o f business; provided, how­ Wilbamina Minor (Sanford) toe fast to koepp ap with them. Wayne Long. Both boys escaped ever, that absence o f notice shall L o r a , Peterson (Sa n ford) The quarter ended 1>7 Orledo from the wreckage without a Larry Wllbsnka (Sanford) not be material at any special From then on if was Ferdinand scratch. The small son crawled Gary Swain 'Sanford) meeting at which all members o f Duds, Luther Duds, and Cert Fa from a tiny rear window of the n r w a c o t a r am m c e c a n AKKiUlAM, D ia l. * AKKRMAK Dec. U r n o w la a u o t a e e c a ti, the Commission are present. and eer. bry scoring. Luther, Cal and F a r s js a t e f r * a S ttm o r Adailisten: waive notice. All meetings o f th* dlnand matte seraral lovely fields a (T rim t o c a a n r r o a a Jack Owens, garage owner and Stove Lowery (S anford) City Commission and ail com m it to n e t all the way down the operator o f Longwood, wae first nr m " souutioi * c k o a ia a VACATixo k a tm o it d W. Delate Ernestine Bush (O viedo) tees thereof shall be public, and V S S L e . a .i d A B A aoo.ein a r o a n o x i o r court fo r a basket at the scene. He said, ” 1 bad to Discharge*: -----------A tia t W ill AND any citizen shall have access to *0 .uL, CRSD tTO Ra AND F*W It was In the last h a lf o f the pry the door o f the ca r open. It k jn s h a v i n g C L A in a o b M A O MMMT o r WAVS in # «■ • There** Brown (S an ford) the minutes and records thereof second period that Tavares threat was wedged shut.” i n o t o c o u n t y . r t o a iO A DKMANDO AQA1NBT 0AID Besalo Smith (Sanford) at all reasonable times. The TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKHMi cncd to tie the score but never BOTATBl ___ Th* car was a total toes. Lum­ NOTICE 1IERRBT r . a u d M «k e( yoe. roe. w are n#r*or n o t ic e la liE K rfix oGIVEN iv t.-t did. The b e lf ended J3-20. ck of * »*F*er William Baldwin (S an ford) Commission shall determine Its ber from the barrier wae scat­ Nettie Faraell 'O v ied o) own rules and order o f busioeva, In the third and fourth quart tered over a 100-foot. area when •r slthar e l roe. m a rk e r * seal sat Beard af County Coma>l**lon*r* of •rs W allace Keltey and Mike DuEthel Mao Florence and baby and shall keep a record o f its the ear (kidded 50 yards before Bomloala County, riorlda, at a pub (Altamonte Springs) proceedings." tin baarlna ta said CommlMlonara' da were a b ig help to their team crashing and then hurtling 30 Mary Ann Michaels (Sanford) H i cou etr Jude* of eomteoio couo* offlca la lha Bamlaola Counly mates. The third quarter ended Minute* of the Wednesday yards further. Court ilouao la Sanford, rtorlila. 8 . riorUU. 2t me offlto Joseph Manaeo (Sanford) oa tb* 4th day o f Uacambor. IHC, 4 3 -» Oviedo. morning meeting were made a* Dr. John Morgen crashed into Matri* Brown (Sanford) calaa- adopted a Reoolutloa eloslae, vaFrom thon on there w as no dan* callable this morning. •f tbo cailnf, abaadoalas, dlacoatlaulns, ■ steel coal gondola o f an At­ Mao Myers (Sanford) gar o f a comeback by the Tava ‘ laeUlmlns end raaoundna any r s .w a K u S j.t o S a f^ ; lantic Coast Lina train yesterday Joseph Bamberger (L ake M ary) Following a discussion o f the Sbt that tbo aald County and res Quintet. The final seora was • U la or demand aball a* >■ wr morning at approximately 3:33 a. F ire Department incident with oublle hod la and In lbo.o 57-43. Moultrie Rally (S a n fo r d ). tear. *■* ahall »Uta Ik* ntejft •* tbo ' i ^ d a a r a OBd B M ( offlOO i d d f l l t portions of streets, allay ways, and The highlight ot the gam e was ra. at th# intersection o f the rail- Nadine Johnson (Sanford Lake M ayor Scott, which has been, re­ i| f cUimiBt« end ih ill t# owofo wnl rlsbl nf ways, locatod In ported to have been a heated de­ Mary) to k» tb* claimant, bla . * • • « , o f Samlaola Couaty, Florida, dallnaat* when Ferdinand Duds made one rqad and Mellonvllle Ara. near ad aaoa a man or Dial and das­ bate, Commissioner John Krider Junito Robinson (Sanford) ol the prettiest plays o f tho night Rosalia Drive. cribed a* follows, to-wlt: moved that the Board o f Sanford All that part of Myara A**- Tavares tried desperately for Th* front end o f Dr. Morgan’s David Moore (Sanford) an*. Adhtaa Aranua. Jonas A t*. 10M Mercury convertible was tel­ Arthur Me* Scott end heby boy City Commissioner* provide an comebaek, passed the ball tho ia*. and William* A r a iu a lr amendment to tne Charter of th* (Sanford) n| South of tb * Soulh length o f tho court. Ferdinand escoped after be had skidded a And Tactameat af RAYMOND Boundary o f Sparllne fltrnrl. City o f Sanford to allow the May­ Dec. 13 feet before crashing into the lait W. EOT EE. paeaaaad ‘and atno, ell allay way* and raced w ay back, Jumped high in /Admitsloos: o r o f the City to be elected by road rlaht o f w o t *, natandlna (he air to retrieve the ball which ca r o f the train. n on cB o r out South from , end lying South brought thunderous applause. the people. T h e amendment to be Kay Dwysr (Sanford) Dr. Morgan was taken to Sem­ of. tho Sooth lloandary of Ferdinand led hit teamm ates In inole Memorial in serious condi­ Duan* Tlnklepangh (Sodus, N. Y .) presented fo r passage t t the Spurllas atroot la and bo. HICKA. bla wlfo. aaA ■ * * » forthcom ing 1937 aeseioa o f the Willie Smith (S anford) twaaa and adjacent to Block* points with *3, Carl Fabry second tion and with reported chest and SMER.Bd MAE HOUSER bla wlfA K U it. N. and O. o f the flrct State Legislature. Robert Sellar* (Enterprise) stomach injuries. His condition with 14, and Luther Duda third ff allc*. and If daad. tkalr r ‘,7 * addition to lo ^ k h irt Suh* unknown halra. **vi***fc nv*at#**. Henry Brown (S anford) dlrlclon, aerordln# In plat with 11. was reported today aa "goad.” ' It was learned, however, h u t naaleaaaa. lalnora, aradltora, , FU' , , ' J thnrnof rarnrdnd In 1*1 it Book Ruth Murray (S anford) In the preliminary gam e the the powers o f the proposed Mayor or aar and all partlaa aUlmlna by. Answering a call to deliver a 1. P x r« I f o f lha P.ihllx Itw Cteudine Cast 'Lake M ary) ordc o f Samlnolc County, F lor­ Tavares B team defeated Oviedo baby, Dr. Morgan was traveling w ere not apeiisd out in the pron»m**d d#?#*daat!?™ * 5 ida. ateapl that lha foraanlnc B team 44-34. This was a close Dr. John Morgan (Sanford) osal for an amendment to the south on Mellonvllle Avo. through shall not affaat any allay way Hattie Moore (O vied o) and road rtehl o f w ay lying gsm* until the last quarter when a heavy fog predominant ovar City Charter. i i v right, tltlo o f lelorott lo o*d South o f tha South Roundarr William H art, canter, fouled ou t th* ontire county, to tho following doooflhod load, At present, the City is operat­ nf nald Tllnrka K. U M. V and O. and ahall not affaat Orapa. This gam e was Mike T yre all the ed by a City Manager form o f Investigating O fficer* Ed Hay­ tr. Tllta Aranua, lying Baal nf way. The smallest man on the government with instruction* for Cosgrsve fact •aid I^il O. and Barlar A t *. team contacted with 30 points o f den and Sgt. Richard (Continued From Pag* I) af Sactloa nn# Irln g XVa«l nf nald .lytt K. the operation o f tha City handed Mid that the train, traveling BOARD OF COUNTY COM- the 34 fo r his local team He on L Stone is to deliver a Christ“ Vo*. .‘ i d ’S ib df rou. ar. kar.br MtaamvERS o r sr u in o i .K ly missed two foul shots that ha west, stopped 300 feet from the me* meditation. Chandler Vail down to the Ciy Manager by the scene. COTTNTT Boaid o f Commlsslnera. k s k s n i will •prepare the m anger sceno I t / W. R. Millar, chairman attempted all night and he was T w o switchmen were riding the a great favorite with tho crowd. and Mrs. Mabel 32-foot steel gondola at the time N o T ir r n r s a i . b o f the crash but were unlnjuried. charge o f sanctuary decorations r i S ? ,D.An-D,fdvaK. ^ “ i i ^ . fiS S : Nolle* la hereby glran that pur* fo r tha occaaioo. #» ’ • #« • tiff JAMBS R- HICKS, at *1. auant to Final Docrse randaroJ on W. B. Richards and Jerry Davis dafaadaalA and rou. and aaeh of ha tttb day o f Dacambar. 1IK, Sunday morning In th* church w ere the two switchmen «t tha you oro roaulrod to fII# yoer An- a that cartala causa pending In (Contlrnued fr»m Page One) iwar lo pfflnttfr§ CowpUInt :b* ;ba Circuit Court In and an< (or S*m> M ri. Frank Post, 39, passed a rear o f the train. Others o f th* school the annual Christmas of­ nolo County, Florida. nola Flurlda, Ii In Chancery, who look top honor* at last fear’s train crew were: F. E. Donald­ fering will be taken for charitable w ay at the loal hotpilal at 11:20 i ^ » CUp u im irf,od a t t o r g ^ om o. ^ s L ^ V o '.V c o r ! w * »«« ™ ^ B.wing son, Engineer; T. L. Galloway, Institutions maintained b y Chrlat- p. m. Sunday. She w ai born June ty a corporation, Is P lalnllff, and came in with a hlxh 284 out o f th switchman; and i . R. Walls Flrt- Ian Churches of this area In At­ IS, 1887 In Mansfield, Mo. a near of aald anawar. oa ar b.fora MTKWAHT W. JORDAN and w lft, money. lanta and Jacksonvilr. man, Wadnradar, Uacambar It, tilt, and RUTH A. JORDAN, at* DoFoudMrs. Post made her home at 828 If rna fall *» do ao a daerae nro- ants, Caoo Docket )fo SII7, L a Dow EinlerwalJ, the g olfer with A children’s Christmas party Catalina Drive and she has been Saturday, shortly after noon, Mnfame wUI b. aatered Mdleat P. HERNDON. Clerk o f tho afore, ood o f the most pleasing person­ will b e held at the church on you and aacb of you. for the r*H*f aald Court, w lli within tha lsgal a winter visitor here for th* past Cornelius Burke, SO-pear-old Win­ demanded la aald Complaint. Wedneaday, 7:18 p. m., at the 12 years. hour* o f aal# on Monday, th* Fib alities In the field o f 132 iinkamen ter Park Negro traveling wait Tb* nature af tble ault It to eelat day o f January. HIT, o (f* r for who en tered the tournament, at on State Road 433, lost control of church with carols, gam e* and lb* tilt* >• tb* aboT* daaerlbad tala aad aall to th* hlghont and She I* a m em ber o f the Meth­ beat bidder for eaah at the front first threatened to lake top place his car on a curve skidding S3 treat* on the agenda with Mr*. odist church o f Owosso, Mich. “ idlTHEJt* my hand and eeelI el door o f tho Court llouno o f Hem- but fell ba ck to a 198 for third W. If. Young In charge o f ar­ yards into a power pole which Survivors include: her h«sband, laol* County, riorlda. In Hanford rangements. Simultaneously a Couaty'Vtortda, Florida, tha follow ing described place Sunday. He held on to hla broke from th* Impact. Frank Post, Sanford; one son, property, situated and being la third place flnlahlng behind FetParty for aenior high youth* Is Noyamhar A ^ B S f O O I f Burke received multiple lacer­ slated at tha home o f 3(ra. O W. Jam es E. Bowman o f ML Plea­ Bamlnofo County, rinrlila to .w it: chlck and Stranahan. Clark of aald Coart East H nf Lot IS, and all of sant, Mich; one daughter, Mrs. ation* to the face. He was treat­ Morgan. On hand to watch (he distri l o t So. n iock L o f l>she Way* 0 * 0 . A. * r * * f tIntiff , Arllne Norton, Detroit, Mich.; twe adildtor for man Height*. Labs Addition. button o f prise money, aa well aa ed at Seminole Memorial Hospi­ A called meeting o f the new r a Dot lie* silsters and one brother. I^ingwood Hemlnnle County. tal and dismissed. FHP Trooper Banlord. KlorlilaFlorida, according In plat to watch the play throughout the Jailed the Negro on charges of church board was held Sunday to Remains will be shipped to Ow­ ■ RAM (CLKRK-g thereof recorded In Plat n»ok day, was Horace Stoneham, head organize for 195?. O fficer* wars osso, Mich, fo r burial. No Drivers License and driving 4, page IS. o f tho public re­ electa i as follow*: chairman, cords o f Seminole County, F lor­ of the N ew York Giant* organiza­ while intoxicated. IE T il CIRCUIT COVBY OF TH E Brisson Funeral Home is la ida. Clyde E. Feathers; vice chair­ tion. NINTH JCUICIAL CIRCUIT. IN Said sale will he made purDamage to the car totaled 1230 man, Chandler V eil; secretary, charge. AND FOR nBWINOI.il COUNT* The l i n k s were crowded nuaat In and In ordyr to satlafy FLUX IU A, IN CHANCER* throughout the playing but the an to the power pole an estimated Mns, B. 8. Hinson Jr.- treasurer, drives o f f wrrn watchdog lb* term* o f s lid Final D*or*». H I T TO R U IliT TITLB 3130. O P Herndon a B. UKAOSHAW, putau||> George W. Morgan financial sec­ crowds w ere ntver unruly or out RED BANK. N. J. UP A gun­ Clark o f Circuit Court. Early this morning, shortly after retary, W H. Young; clerk and In and for Ssmlnol* of hand. Civic club volunteer* man added Insult to injury when County. Florida RALPH T. lA D L E II and ELLA B. served a* marshall* to curb the 1 o ’clock a large Petroleum Car­ historian, Mr*. J. L. Horton Sr.; he robbed a dry cleaning store of fCO linT SEAL) SAULEK. h i. wlf*. at Dal* nf flral puhtlrallnn Dacambar eager g o lf enthusiasts in their e f ­ rier Corp. gasoline truck failed and church school lu p t , J. Earl $230. Police said the gunman fled one mile Evans an odlnation and Installa­ in the proprietor’ s car - with the ITlh. I ' l l n o t ic u o r s u it forts lo gain n better view of the to negotiate a curve WOi JOHN a CALLOW AT and shot* from the lee and the fair. north o f Oviedo on tho Geneva tion service has been set for Jen. store’ s watchdog in the back seat. v o t ic e n m : n F ir T iT io r a VAWE l.t w w f f . f J.~Cr^O aELK YA^ O H N |way. Marshnlls were headed by road, dug Into a 12 foot embank­ TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKnNi Joe Itaker who coordinated the ment and turned ovar. The cab Nolle* |* hereby gtren lh »t lb* p ,R T L e J ‘ b?* *wlfa; UEoKUE o f the truek was smashed from W HILL and . ..^...._.U ILU undersigned nurtuanl lo lb* ••FI-. work o f the huge s t a ff o f volun­ the top, the rear end o f the tank hi* w lf*: JOHN M. PFUNHI.lZ Illloil* Nam* Slallll*.H House mil teers. ____I'tllNULK. hi* w lf*: No. MTV Chanter No. Inn-.J fjs,»« was torn apart. W . A. KINO aad UUHrtIK o f Florldn, 1*41. will register with It Is expected that the announce­ KINU. bla w ife; and each the Clerk o f Hie Circuit Court In ment o f the Third Annual 313.000 Driver of the huge truck, a of lhain. If ally*. and and for Hemlnnle County. Florldt, narrowly es­ If any o f them ba ilaad hl», unnn reeelot nf proof o f the nub. Mayfair Inn PGA Open will to j 1933 Mack Semi, caped being crushed to death In JA M E S G U T AG EN CY har or thalr raapartlt* un Kentlnn o f Ihl* nollee, tb* rietl. made in the near future. tlnus name to witknown «pou»a, h»lr* at law, the cab. Horace Franklin Green, SO ITT Iff.'N n OSTT.ICACTFS |>igat**a dsvlt*«a, grant****, S12 EAST FIRST STREET assign*** lUnora, crsdltora, ••nd*r which » *m *n*a*ed In bn*- SANTA CLAUS CRIKS FOR HELP 39-year-old driver, escaped from trust*** or oth*r ol*lmants Inen*. f axneet lo ensrar* In bu*|. TOLEDO, Ohio UP — Police the wreckage without a scratch. •t no the Forest r l l r Koad In >b, br. through, und*r or against PHONE 78 FHP Trooper T. Mark Mack In­ him h*r or th*m: ANI> A l.l O l r o f Alfam onla Hnrlnira. Florida raced to the scene when a 14-foot The party Interested In ’. aid lun- mechanical Sint* Claus began to vestigated (he accident. PKItatiNa. NATURAL OR H. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT Ineen enterprise Is *• follow sA llT ir iC I A L haslng claim cry for help. Inside, they found a Company employes and Troop­ |ng to havo or purporting n tv Hem lnnle Toledo University student who had to h aso any right, tltlo or O at*d a t F o re s t er Mack estimated damage to in l*rsst In Ihs prop«rty In been locked In by classmates. the truck at more then 33,300. Hcmlnnla County. Florida. K p* Cy in tim e but wished everything good to Ms "apparently fe w friend*” in DeBary. Postal employes wet# buay dur­ ing this cerem ony with « l y a abort glimpse o f their poetmaatef receiving the sU te flag- Am ong them were: Mrs. I*. Walker, R ob­ ert Finn, Lyman T a ft, Jebn Schae­ fer, Paul Sloan and James Chap­ man. 'j get back from tb# natkm’a capital ((Casrttaned O a t l n s i Frem From Ftega 1 ) timate what tha en om on a receipts win b e ." . Charles You man, chairman, re­ ceived letters from federal and state o ffle iils who could not, be­ cause o f illness or Washington committments, be present. Syd Herlong received applauae and a laugh when his letter was read ri Advantage FiHs To Wia Cane Fk Tavar« Fhe if 4£.l * * *1 Legal Notice tts w ra p s 5- HOLIDAY SPECIALS T i^ 7 JX U "S a SMS"!fc 1955 MERCURY MONTCLAIR HARDTOP. FULLY EQUIPPED. LIKE NEW $2295.00 »«> s r 1955 PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4 Dr. FULLY EQUIPPED. POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, ELECTRIC WINDOWS. LOW MILEAGE. ONE OWNER. $2195.00 “5 ; " “* ? A S S b V. 15?; Christian SSt ivtfjisjagtfai 8*8M ga ■ * ft 5 " K 195* OLDSMOBILE “88” 2 DOOR EXTRA CLEAN $1495.00 Mrs, F. Post, 69, Succumbs Sunday PGA V 1952 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP EXTRA CLEAN tSt. B S M *i83*2 $795.00 1952 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE LOW MILEAGE-CLEAN. $795.00 1951 FORD V-8 4 DOOR A REAL BUY $495.00 1950 M E R C U R Y M O N T E R E Y A LL H. ^asser-iVa- 'h" ,,,h LE A TH E R IN T E R IO R $495.00 General Insurance d*scrll>sd herein: TOU AND EACH OF TOU HERO IIT TAK E NOTICE, that a suit has bssn filed against you la tha a b o r t Court. Tha natura o f tha ault or proceeding la a ault to quiet th* till* In tb# plain tiff to th* b srslnsitar described property. Tb* nsm s of lb* Court In which said ault nr proc**dlng la pending Is th* Circuit Court For th* Ninth Ju dlrlal Circuit In a*d for th* Couo |y o f H*mlnol* *nd Slut* nf Ftnr Ida. In Chanctry No. S tti Th* ahhr*»l*t*d till* o f th» eaa I* “C. E nrsd*h*w , nU Intlff. t *. latnh T He,tier anil Ella n. Bad rr hi* wire, •( at defendant*. Th* description o f tha r»al nro p e rt. lnVn|y«d In **ld procyedlnr 4r*rrlh*d In th* Complaint I* as fnltnwa; TRACT L Hsala at th* BW eoraar o f Clorsrnmant Lot 4. *«ctloa IS, T ow n ­ ship SI Mouth. Kangs SO East run East SIS y;«rds. North ISO yards. Wsat ISO yards South ISA yards. TnA C T II. Hoyarndisnl Lot (. S*ollnn IS. Township SI South. Haag* So East. TRACT 1IL Mouth S o f H oy»rn. meat Lot I (LESS Ihs W sst 110 fast there­ o f). Hr,-lion IS T ow n , •hip SI South, Itangs 1» F ast THACT IV. North <4 o f tlovsrnni*nt Lot I (LESS tbs W sst ISA fs*t tharaof and AlEO LESS th* Eaat '■ o f th* South o f lit# North S* of fluyerom ant Lot SI N*.-tlon IS, Township S| stouth Kang* SA Eaat. TRACT V. North H o f th* NE*« o f S*ctton 11. Township tt South Rango IA Eaat. TRACT VL NWt« o f tho NW H of So.-UoB IS. and th* Ns:>. o f tha NWH of goctlon SI. oil la T o n i •hip II gouth. Hang* It Eaat. Tou and aacb a f you are raqulr* ad ta flla your aaswar with lha d o r k a f tho above aatltlod Court aad sorva a copy tharaof upon l•Ull■ll(^a attorneys whoa* addrast it St East I’ la* Mtraat. (irlamlu. VtpyMr. not latsr thsn th* Jrd d*> nf January, A. t> 1SST aa raqulrod by Uw. alt* a liter** I f * Con* ftts o w ill b* antsrad against you and sarh o f you. IN WITNESS W H EREOF. 1 hav* hereunto s*t my band and afflxsd my offlela l teal at San­ ford. . Memlnol* Counly. Florldn ihl* loth day o f November. A. D. V H U N T-M c R O B ER TS L IN C O L N — M E R C U R Y 109 N. Palm etto Ave. Phone 1129 nr SLIPS f m i a P HERNDON. Clerk o f th* Circuit Court, Memlaole County Florida. Hr f: L llurdlsk F)*puty Clark (BEALj 9«r*4 Fine permanent pleat*, lac* outlined holice, lace A plent hemline. Rcnowed GOWNS a* "The Best Known, Ho*t I/Oved Slip in America” 8 .9 5 Bodice front and wide back band o f new Othera from 3.95 Trellis with lac*. scalloped R<v#s Gn-A All lined and embroidery, hemmed with n*L 8.95 Othera from 6 93 u PANTIES ihlrrod bind o f folded nei circles the leg, tad a wide lac* in­ sert pretties the front o f ROBES and PEICN O RS Set our boautlful Vanity F air negligees and pclgnora with their m atching gowns. In ik-uiur* or exotic styles. From 8.95 snug little brW *. 2.00 Other* from 1.6S these �---------------------------------- -— ■ *■■■■■..... ’ ’ Shop and Save 1 In Sanford ^ a n fn rfc Iz r a *?.. .l i? * r ■-.'.»?,$v If Tour R m M Is Nat Dollvorod R y t P . I L Cafl 1821 Bsfors 7 P. M. Par IM H srp il! AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER 1909 VULURE XLV1I SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1938 NO. 158 Associated Press Ltased W irs M aitland P ro p o ses City Limit Expansion Quartet Of Wrecks General Sanford’s Extension To Seminole County Is Suggested Library To Arrive Reported Yesterday Offlelalt af the City of Malt* land, Orange County proposed Accident* yeaterday were oc­ this morning that the city expand curring at the rate of one an hour Into Seminole County. when a new Florida Highway Pa­ The surprise proposal wai mads The entire library of General trolman, assigned to Seminole by Col. A. C. Newkirk, a member Henry Shelton Sanford wlU be of the Maitland Town Counell County to assist Troper T. Mark Mr. Lelon Thomas Long, 35, and Chairman of the city’s Fi­ shipped from Derby Conn , the Mack, arrived In take over hi* died early yesterday morning at latter part of January, according Orange Memorial Hospital In Or* nance Committee. Accompanying duties here. Newkirk at thla morning's meet* to a report heard nt the last lando from Injuries received In ing of the Board of Seminole Patrolman Lawrence Coffman meeting of the General Henry an automobile accident Saturday County Commissioner* was L. R. of Orlando will he stationed in MRS. HAROLD KASTNER In front of a portion of her Christmas decorations which surround* her Marchlngton, the city's Chief of Shelton Sanford Memorial Library night. Sanford to take over his share of home on East Second St. Mrs. Kavtner ti the firit to enter the Jayeee Home Lighting Content this Mr. I.ong lived near Five Points Police. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- The and Museum Association, year. Hundred* of o h m are expected to join the Jayceea for the lighting competition. (Staff Photo! the accident investigation, high­ on the Old Orlando Highway for way patrol duties, and safety ac annual town Christina# party! Mrs. Fred T. Williams, Mrs. F. the past five yean. "I hare eorao to tha eomrali* Uvitiet. He was born Dee. 28. 1020 at tlon for your opinion on the ex* f°.n °,f !h‘* ” mmun'!y ;E. Roumlllat. and Mrs. C. R. Two Navy men. attached to the be held In the Community Dawwn> r<pr* ,e„tlng the assocla* Ft. Christmas aid had lived most tension of the city limit* of Malt* on Maitland Heavy Attack Training Unit at ?llou<e . on ;*a'llapd Ava. ” *d3jr tlon will he on hand when the of his life around Chutuota until land Into Seminole County,” NewKlrk told the Board thli mornng, . beginning at T p. m. vans arrive to receive tha books. he moved to Sanford. the Sanford Naval Air Station “ It doesn't affect the taxing Rants U scheduled to arrive on Survivors include his willow, Books In tha Ganeral Henry were Injured when a 1954 AllMrs. Melba Long, two sons, La­ rates of the town or the county state motor scaoter went out of L ^L ^.n lTcivi'l^ilrU Shellon San' ord library In six mar and Wayne Long; his father but there must be a legislative (control they came•«to Sanford --------- a* - ................. M . ^ languages, hav. been evaluated and boys. Children through 12 , * " L and mother, Mr. and Mr*. James act aproving the extension of the from the base about 4:13 p. m. yars of age will be given a gift “ lJ nor* ,h*n l0n# mill,on do,li” - T. Long of Chulunta; three sis town's limits,M he said. yesterday. from Santa. In addition to this ..T*1® association, meeting at the ters, Mrs. Ruby McNair, Jackson* Newkirk presented a prepared R. W. Compton, 24 year old thwrw will also be on hand plenty Educational Building, was told ville; two brothers, Roy and act which la proposed for the le­ drtvor of the aoooter received of for ,||. Mr*. W. that the library building located Henry Long of Chutuota; and s gislative delegation of Orange Park ,.la now com abrasions to ske left knee, •"‘I L. Swoffnrd committee chairman In. .Fort . . . Mellon . . . half brother, Cecil Fields, San* County to present at the April wa, treated at the local NAS dls- , ny% |h, r(l ^ rooklef( c o ffe /P 1*1* with the exception of a few ford. session of the State Legislature. : pensary. A. D. Chance, 31, recclv and soft drinks served Inside the small details. H. B. Pope is chair Funeral services will be held However, the Board of Commit* man of the association's building at Brisson Funeral Home Wednes­ sinners did not approve various PALATKA >W—Two *Ohio men tomcr, Frank Davcnjvcrt, with ed a fractured left leg and **•* j building committee. captured in a wild gun chase them to another rap. of town, taken to the Orlando Air Force; day afternoon at 2 p. m. with Rev. phases of the act. The proposed bill will provide then released them unharmed. Base Hospital. .reVi^T ™,'Uth* 'I k* Members of the General Henry H. H. Martin officiating. through two counties faced l n M “*» " ' Z ' L ' T . , „ , , 2 " t J T g r o .S d l o f * E Burial will be In the Cbuluota a referendum for both the citi­ ____ .......... After holding sign shop.i Shortly shortly after after 0 « oo'clock last night night j Community Community House House which will be be shel,on Sanford Memorial and Li­ robbery ..... and possibly .kidnaping jJfJ,1"* , up- n«,!.*!! clock laat which will zens Inside the present limits o f tharge. today for five successive an(;lh" ' 1950 *"d * , , ‘ 9 holiday season. |hrary»n d Museum Association « • Cemetery Wednesday. Maitland and a referendum for holdup, in which they took three a" d ■ .*»P. »^e men hea.L , tnick headoo „ ,h„ nmlhern gwofford will be'S ^ . v V ,Lhelrf , ln*‘ . ? cetln8those outside of the city limits hostages. , 'or Green Love Springs. w.th rn<l of thc |)elth Valley detour. S i,. . . i ^ P * 1 lhal the internal Revenue who wish to come within the Malt* ail law enforcement agencies In ^ Plymouth was driven by Uo-' {{“ , h r ^ D«Pirtme" ‘ , wfl> mak« « ifla Clay County Sheriff John Hall both both Putnam Putnam and counties u . 1.,11 j417 , t ur •"r*. L. S. swortoru. .Mrs. the association as«ociat on tax-exemot. land jursdlctlon. tax-exempt. and Cliv Clay counties K(|___ ward1 u Mitchell. W. 3rd at Green Cov« Springs Identified “ People In this area have ex* alerted. Thr men got onl/ 124 s, 8 *nford. The Ilnlek was driven Glen NeUon. Mrs. J. Cornell. thc bandits a* Herman Maronl, from the ^notor court and no by 0 ,1, ,\kery. M. Jacksonville. Mrs. Judd Webster, Mr*. Charies A mattress fire la the back pressed a desire to become a part The Remlnola County', Sheriffs 28. of Morristown. Onlo, and WUMr*. Leo Gul'.o. room of a frame dwelling at the of th clty,’ “ Newkirk told the of vU)!ll„ on of t h Fox# and_________________ Office will be moved from he ,jam „ Day ton, 27. of Maaslbn, money from the other place,, he corner of Oleander and Uth St. Board of Commssloners as he Court House to the county jail ohiu> Th e, plured at said. right of way were prt ferrcit ain Goldsboro last night shortly outlined on a prepared map an At Bostwlck, the men drove in*( 4 . soon as parUtlen. and repairs Gr<en C(We Sprln|l, 1M n t t t , he be fori for? • o’ clock did little dama«*»»re»~nteetsnk*ly*»i be eon*Ideeed mpany and exehang* exeitang l■8*1";* lh# N>|r° wum,n' Cn,li• M l ' S . E l d a N k h o l s are completed. from <kfrt( at u * an(j 0f a cbMa la a dairy Company The annual Chrtatmu, .v tp fff o t to the home other than the burn- 'fo r annexation, 'or a eattt/j^y, ext'.by*y, s ' , ■j .• 1 ed their car for the Seminole County Farm Bu­ ing of cloths, iiiKttressei and I “ All we want Is a letter from Sheriff J. Luther Hobby re- jn „hkh Maronl receive 1 a flesh Just as a patrol aar drovif »p aAd P* ts. last night>t reau will be held tonight at 7 beds. quested the Board o f County Con-| wound In hla leg when they duel* , opened flra on them. Tt>c bandits trill** east of Ssnfotd on State 1the Hoard of Commissioner! that Mre. EUla Nichols of Sanford o’clock In the Agricultural Buildmis,loners to approve the movt ed police at Bouwick. Fire Chief Mack If. Cleveland, they do not oppose the annex** returned the shot* and fled it**the Ito-'d 41j . a 10.13 Duigc panel ing of Seminole High School. this morning, because, “ it will oi|note Dry Cleaners.,"nd Lougwood. received word yesSr., at the scene of the blaze, tlon," said Newkirk. Putnam Count/ Sheriff Walt inrck. taking Ijcroy Guthrie with truck of Sen be more economical and conven* PcHIcct returned the mer, here them. <ha« »*>• I’ lk\ * } » " « ; of The Farm Bureau Is furnish­ said that smoke damage would The area pointed to by Col. driven by .fayorxe H. Alford. 407. lent." ,*'*rd Prl1® *n General Mill s Elec­ ing the main course of baked lur- be the greatest lose. Only one |Newkirk is In the vicinity o f and jailed them pending filing of At Green Covo Snrlngs. the men Or*1’*'' Ad Acolllded Ith a JP47' tion eontet. Sheriff Hobby proposed to the chargiM today. krv while each family has hcen! room at the back of the frame three lakes, Lake Hope, Lake released Guthrie and ho lmnte-li Plymouth.^-am» ge >a th" truck^ Board of Commissioner* this will receive a asked to bring * covered dish o f . dwelling was damaged by the Seminary, and Lake Faith. Also alcly culled i>oljcr, who ordeied wa* estimated at $ M > 0 , to the esTj The sheriff said Maronl and morning that the front, rooms of Philco Transistor Radio. i their own choice. fire. in this area la the Oakland patrol car, already on the prowl at the jail and an abandoned cell bo Dayton first held up a drive in for tha robbers to <lo,« in on Shores subdivision. The Plymouth, dri\on by Ned*| here, got W3, and took a waitress, Utilized a* the office o f the Semi­ There are 12 lakes In the Malt* Boykin of l l« l W. 15th St. had Louclla Phillips, 16, and a cus- them nole County Sheriff. land aiea, Including the three given out o f gas unit hod pulled "The county wilt ha able to proposed for annexation. The only halfway off the rojd. Traf­ utilize the space now being used others are: Lake Charily, Lake fic charges were preferred ain the Court House,'* anid Sheriff By HELEN SNODGRASS windows and cinlnr sprayed with Davis, .on of .Mr. ami Mrs. Ha___ Minnehaha, Lake Lucien, Lake gainst both drivers. Hobby. The Chrijtmas party at the snow on the doors. The stairway r>avU who ,,laved .even.! nntn-! Sybeli*. Lake Eulalia, Lake Cath* The south gate of the Lake At present, ail bn,inc»s to be Florida Power Employes club and windows were decorated with,, .. ,; crine, Lily Lake, Park Lake, Monroe Rridge wj* struck and Saturday evjnlng, Dec. 15 was ore errpv paper strip* nml cjnteml! J*r' nn hu accordion. (,o<l Rest|| nke an umumC(j |akt( anJ conducted between the jail and Ihp broken by * ISM International of the mo^t outstanding events with large red poirvsettlas and the Yc M»rry Gentlcnuvi" and "While Lake .Maitland, Sheriff's office must be handled by phone or by going back and The Annuel Jayeee ChrlJtmn* |Kim Kimbrough ha* provided Semi truck shortly after 8 o’clock of the Chrldma* season with ap­ most unique idea in decoration*!Christmas." were sung by a Commissioner John kfelseh wae forth between the two buildings. Shopping Tour for children of .eita, for thc group of youngsters last night when the driver, A. proximately1 300 Florida Power; waa a large silver open framed jjj-oup composed of Iris Causey, the first to question Col. New­ J. Miller of Orlando, <J The radio equipment is main­ Lutheran Have# Home for Child- to enjoy the afternoon show. __ travsllog . . . . employes 4 n d their 'families ball containing beautiful pieces of nua Crawford, Catherine llullt* kirk when he ask*«r “ Who la go­ tained in the county jail with ~ ren of Stavia will be held tomor At 3!30 the entire group will k* fad®^ “ * "ShU gathered fik a most delicious mistletoe hanging from the cell* |day. Linda Hart, Linda Dnnn, ing to have police powers t o t turkey and jmm supper prepared ring in the center of the room. |jcnn Parker. Pat Ryan and Hvr- protection?” receiving and sending set located row ,|tm uon (n Sanford. ** accompanied by J»yrr<#« a* ,he openet. Col. Newkirk told the commie* in the present office of th sheriff. Funds for the tour are pfVivid- through Sanford stores where Damage to th- gite was eitl* ^ by Mrs. Roberta Gatchet of San-1 A flower arrangement of »u g o 'vcy tiunn Jr. Extension telephone lines are „,j trough th* sale of balloons 'hey will purchase Christmas matcly $125. The driver drew 1 for)j a0tj , ert esl by the committee palm leaves sprayed with gold: s . ... arrUad Drw. sion that Seminole County will , . n. . . . . . . . . have police jurisdiction. However, also maintained between the ^11 ^uring t h e Jayeee Merchants (gifts for their playinatem 'traffic charges composed olj Mr. and Mr*. Em and rentere*! with tn*e ornaments --------a .. . I-----------------------------------, - — I ‘ h of the children under lh„ e w„ Mn,e d,Ktl„ lon „ t<J •nd the present office Association Christmas Parade. *n addition t# the chain^ao of! FHP Trooper V Mark Maek,,bree Floyd, Air. and Mr* II L. waa beautifully arranged on the . , .. . ►,». .etf.ill "*’ •• » The Board #f Commissioners Ma»nn Wharton, chairman of the committee, other Jayeeti * e -' who investigated the qusriet of Guthrie. Mr. and Mre. H. Moore, side of the stairway. Much time decorated tree J y |the poisbilttie* of th* Maitland approved the move whien will be tj,e .shopping Tour committee cnmpanytng th* children on their accidents yesterday said “ Due toiMr and Mra Bill Dreggors. Mr*, and effort was spent by the de-1 “ ■ ei .crod offl f th Department taking ovef all police duties. completed as «#on as carpentry , ai,j t‘h|, mornieg that 13 children shopping tour will b« Bob Brat- the apparent disregard of high- MarionStanley and Mrs. Doris coratingcommlltcs*. Mre. L W. . . n * i„#r,M|11P..i "Expansion and growth doc* and cabinet work I* comp'cted. between the ages of four and 15 Ic'- ,' “rk Sewell, John Kadcr. andway rules and regulition* by the Nelms. Jones, Mrs. \T. L.Tyler, Mr*. II. ( c, i j en. j <• w #. , k.' (Continued On Page 3) Ther*» was ne action as .0 who will meet nt the Jaycw Informs- ®>»b president Reorge A. Sps-er. motoring public, it is going to ho The clubhouse was beautifully It. III e r s. and Mrs. Sidney .* ' r ; ' c® ^ mild he assigned th • a MI'loaai lion Booth at 2 P- m. to be escort ^ JalrCf.e* will aaaiil the necessary for u* to be stricter in derorated wkh rcvl and white Emanuel er Sidney Emanuel’ and directors •pare on the ground floor of the ed first to the RiU Theau* where children In »ne aelection of their every instancsi where there is a erepe paper streamer* covered Harvey Dunn serving as master; ___ p i, ------------- -------------------------gifts. violation." with icicles, mow scenes on the. of eeremoniei uUrodue*! Steve Bill Drvggon, John Kelly, E. W. Court House building. Jones, Bernard Harkey and Bud I-ong. Santa Will Visit Altamonte Kiddies At Parly Friday 2 Here In January Accident Victim Lelon T . Long Dies Yesterday OhioMen Captured *At Green Cove Springs in W ild G un C h ase ’Sheriffs Office Will Be Moved To County Jail Little Damage From Mattress Fire Bureau Supper Is Tonight At 7 '1• Jayeee Shopping Tour For Kiddies Tomorrow Funeral Tomorrow Lighting Contest C. Midkiff Entries Pouring In For J 0 Charles F Midkiff, 87. .- The Jayeee Homo Ijjhtlng Con tevt ts getting nnd-rwar In full force as blanks for registering the entries begin aouring into , the trifuyree Information . " nn died suddenly yesterday morning at his home 214 South Laurel Ave. following a short illness. He wav born Jan 18. 188'* In Piedmont, Mo and came to San" .r ^ , ford three years sgo from Gibson Mrs. Hsrold Kastner yesteidsy C(|) m entered thc competition and com-' jiar 4j year, Midkiff was p!et<-.t the display which sur- with |h(, nunoU Central Railroad round, her homeen L*>l Second from which he retired three years s’ 1* ago. •John Mtxatider, chairman of t member of the Melho the Jayeee Home Lighting Con- disi Church and of the Masonic test said yesterday that entries Lo,|„f jn Gibson City, 111. am h-gtnnini to poor in. Survivors include his widow, g J'd fes for the cam petition have Mrs. Bcrda Midkiff. Sanford; one hern selected and annovncsnl.I ,on. Richard Wayne Midkiff, SanTher will beginevaluating the ford, one brother. Waller C. Middisplay* entered In th* various ktff, Wichita, Kans ; and a sistercate gone*. in taw, Mr*. W. P. Yesley, of also In the c4m|»etitjon will be Sanford. 'Funeral services will be held husinasi and rommercial r-uh if«Wments who will compete with at It a. m. Wednesday at the one another fr/r the top place in Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. Milton Wyatt officiating. th* lighting contest. Burial will he in Oaklawa Me­ morial Park. Sanford. YOU H A V E Meeting Postponed ALTAMONTl SPRINGS— Tha j Altamonte Springs Community Club* Decembar meeting ha* been postponed until January ac1cording u> sis aniwMirs-ment by the President. Mrs. Haro Brown. The meeting originally schodul■od for this Thursday will not be ! held and the next mseting will he ! , held Jan. 17 at 8 p. m. in the j Comaiuoity Houa*. i ^•XlnR^esr Winner Florida Power Staff Enjoys Party Over 80 Pinecrest _ • • * * # • r* County’s Audit Report Said Good , 4 . . , . ' r*b°rt *^onl, Auditor P u p ils W r i t e S a n t a IBryjn Winis ro Governor URoy * Collins and th* legislative Audit* Santa Claus will lie swamped ing Committee covering the audit with letter* from children in San­ ot Tax Collector John Galloway's ford when he receives hD next office was received in Sanford batch of mail recently dispatched yesterday. from thc Sanford Herald. According to the audit rendered More than So children of Pine- bv Clyde E. Betts, Jr. covering crest School's first grades wrote 1955 to June 3b. 19V» “ AH collec­ letters to Santa last Friday and |tion.* of record were accounted readied them for delivery by the' for." next mail leaving th* Sanford The audit repart covered each area. phase of the Tax Collector'* offlco It I* expected that Santa will which included the statement that read all of the letters over his "Reports and remittances to tho program which is slated to be various taxing agencies wero heard over WTHR each aftarnoon good " until Christmas Eve. The State Auditor said “The tax roll* wrere properly closed" and "diligence appeared to hav* been exercised in the collection of oc­ cupational licenvea and personal property taxes." "Excess income of $3,178.42 waa Friends of Mis* Nell Baughan. 33, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. properly remitted," th* report S. Baughan of Jacksonville will re­ added. Collections In th* audited per­ gret to learn of her tragic death Saturday evening In an automobile iod, in the Seminole County Tat Collector's offlca totaled $1,437; accident. 140 34 Miss Baughan i* the niece of Mrs. A. W. Lee and Mrs. Ed­ mund Metsch and has visited In Sanford many times. Residents' Niece Dies In Accident Additional Weather wtoatJv fair ao<l continued warm I Tilt. MAYFAIR INN'S $13,000 FOA OPEN was a complete *ue- . Giant*, and Edgar Fccley, secretary treasurer of the organization. cctj,** according to Manayr Frank Mcbane. Shown watching th# Fcelev rn , photographed lust before he got a good picture of one Wwlnetdav: Considerable night] . and early murnlng fog In tha ^ n last pn«‘« of tlvL goli r.^ competition are. Manager Frank Mehen<* 1 of the final play* at th* tournament. (Staff Photo) , Jr., Lddia biauoick, liozaco Stooehain, k&ad of tho New York i [tzai portions. — | Local News On Page 3 �r o t itsr NEW HAVEN, Coon, i* —Odd thing (boot YaU't 1*37 footbaU schedule at nina game* la that it • ill nwt all a t 1U 19* oppon­ ent* la tbs aama order next •**By HELEN SNODGRASS The White Christmas prograaa held at tho Barnett Memorial Methodist church recently w a i •on. The !» y League champion* will play tlx home gam ef, tra­ veling only to Ithaca to meet Cor­ nell, to Philadelphia to play Penn and to Princeton to face the Tl* gen. SOat Impressive aa the lighted tree waa decorated with all the gifta wrapped In while, while M n . Cecil Seller* organist played sof»|y the delightful C h r i'tm o a , Hymn*. Followlag thla pert o f the program the Rev, Don Wall* 1 lag Introduced lb# gueat ipeakera nf the evening who gave different euatoma In their countries and bow they celebrated. They w ere as follow*: Christmas in a parson­ age la the middle west, Mr*. Louisa Wltsoat Christmas in Can­ ada, Mrs. Baatom Carlton; Chrtat* u s oa a troop transport, F . C. Long; Christmas in Russia, Mrs. Barstow; and Christmas in Ger* ■ S ip —Mr. Schmidt. ■■ — ■ TIBD SERIES FIELDING RECORD BROOKLYN. N. Y lit —The DODGERS Brooklyn Dodgers tlsd a fieldIng record by m iking only two errors in the seven-game World Series. The Philadelphia Athletics In 1931 and the New York Yankees In 1933 also made o n l- tw o er­ rors In seven games. About ona fifth o f tho public high school systems in the United States provide program* automobile driver education. / Carolyn Dais Wilson cslebrated her sixth birthday at the home a t MU* Doris Faber Friday, Dee. f «Rh a party. GuoaU Invited to holp Carolyn eelebrats were Diana Itwapg and Louisa ZovnUU, Do* la ry ; C u ria Hatchet, Lake Mon­ roe; Linda and Patsy Long. Don­ na Rails, Darlene ParrUh, Clads and L»»da Bartlslt, Brenda Beach. Valerie Paacbl, Elaine Wilbur and Hanitli Watson. Following tho of. tornoon of entertainment the gooda ware served a four tiered daaoraUd birthday cake trim mad with pink and groan coeonut and JIN ED G Y, o f NahuMa, tOa* left, triea out the K io to Chime* In Ifullcy Tow er on the Stetson cam ­ pus after antiquated wrod poles had De«n rapla ctd by stool cables. Looking on is Conrad Grimes, o f Charlotte, N. C., renter, add Prof. Paul Jenkins, instructor in organ. Edgy and Grimes will give a 30 minute program o f earols Tuesday a » pa rt of an evening of Christmas music on the Stet­ son campus. The chimes, originally In Kllrabeth II II. were m oved to Hulley T ow er when it wa* constructad shortly a fter the death In 1104 o f President Lincoln Hulley. 14 to SO lb. Avaraga BROILER S IZ E TURKEYS tho guests by Carolyn's mother, Mrs. Vivian Watson. Col. S w ift’s Premium Tender Half or Whole Charles Weaver enroute friend* on Mono Island. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Me CardeB a t Daytona Beach vialtad Mrs. Ida Hiaiodnn at her home on Stone Island Sunday. Susan Ryan, daughtar o f Mr. and Mrs. Ooorge Ryan celebrattd har ninth birthday with a party at the homo o f her aunt, Mrs. Jack Ryan o a Lake Monro*. F ol­ lowing aa afternoon o f gam **, tha girl* gathered around tha bonfire and topped o f f with each guesi loins served a Christmas firebal —lea cream balls decorated with •moaut and candy loavas center­ ed with a lighted candle and birth­ day cake, Guesta Included Linda Tyler, KUa Sam uel, Maria Curneebarri. T o r e a a Gurracharrl, Connie Wllllama, Judy Williams, Dabby Ryan, Mr*. G eorg* Ryan a n t Mrs. Jack Ryan w ere essUted k y Mrs. w uiovd M ay and Mrs. Xdifii Carson la caring fo r their TALLAHASSEE-— Enthuslsstlcally participating In Ihe televised Spanish class of Dr. ttargaret Campbell at Florida State University are Florida Gov. LcR oy Collins and hla fam ily. Her* they le fo ic their TV set at The ^rovc,- Colllnrt* h om -, for the l.it«- Sunda :ram. Colline has made closer tie* between Florida arid It* Spanlsh-spr-uklng ncigi . progfant and aays ho walcomr-s tho opportunity to pick up a bit o f Spanish. group of Christmas carols from the countrir* of Gcrmsny, Frsncr, Uk­ raine, and tho United Stales ns follow*: Catharine 1. Oh, Rejoice yc Christians, W. C. Lawson is racupersting at hla home after having spent the past week in the Sanford itos- “ 4 9 c am m 4 9 c ast “ • 3 9 c men Super Right Lean a Loudly. 3. Ding Dong. 3. Tho Carol of the Hells. 4. Over tha River and Thru the Wood*. Both tha mala and tenuis quar­ tets delighted the audience with the rendition of their numbers. The concert closed with a group of three numbers by tho Glee Club. 1. Prayer from llaiuel and Uretel. 2. When 1 Hoturn from Lyons. 3. Give Me Your Tiren, Your Poor. A vote of thanks I* i-tlendcd to Mr. Allnun and each mem­ ber of tho Glse Club for this In­ spiring program. We wern delight- the past two weeks. Lovlck 0. Dayman Jr. will ar* rivo this weak mil from Goorgia Tech to spend the holidays with hla parents. Mr. and Mrs. t<. t). Dayman. Mrs. Wesley Tyler was called to Green Cove Springs hreausu of tha Illness of her mother, Mrs. E. C. Vaughn. The Pathfinder, Adult Class of the Barnett Memoral Methodist church will hold its regular meet­ ing and Christmas party at tho new homo of Mr. ami Mr*. F. C. Long at 7:3o p. m. Wednesday Dec. 19. All adult* o( the church are Invited and each I* asked to bring u gift not to exceed .30, which wilt bo suitable for ether man or woman fur the Christmas tree. We welcome Mr* Lottie Bussberg, who will resume her duties a* house parent at Ihe Florida Methodist Children Homo this weekend following surgery In tho Orange Memorial Hospital in Orlando. ABC HEADLINE IS FEB. S FO».T WORTH. Texas in-Deadline for final tntrias In the 1937 American Bowling Congress tourn­ ament is Feb. 5- Entries should bo directed to the ABC tourna­ ment headquarters, Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum, 3401 W. Lan­ caster Blvd., Fort Worth. The tournament will run for 51 days, March 9 through April Joe Smolen, manager of en­ tries, says 2.230 team reserva­ tions have been filed. This In­ cludes 1,130 open division teams and 9M booster fcams. Over 2/3 Fruit* A Nuts ★ Per efl maiaary aurfocae ★ Use It Indoors or out ★ Dries fo il—] te 2 hours dr Raady-mlaad f*j Instant uaa i t fasy to opply V' CALL The Lumber Number for Sudden Service Lumber & Supply Yard JA N E PARKER HERB-SEASONED 213 W. Third SL Sanford, Fin. Half the hlindnn* taking plara today could be pretented," reporta Dr. Franklin Foote of The Na­ tional Society for the Prevention of lllindncss. PAINTS every W ARW ICK ASSORTED pu rp ose T H E D E L U X E WAY TO SAY W ARW ICK CHOCOLATE COVERED S E A S O N 'S BEST" WORTIIMORE CHOCOLATE A A P WHOLE KERNEL Sixty mem bers o f tho DcLand QU* Club rendered a most en­ joyable concert for the assembly program at tho Enterprise School on Wednesday afternoon. Tha pro- OCEAN SPRAY CRANIIF.RRY ‘ T AM THE MAS TER OF MY F A T E " SAUCE 2 a GERHERH STRAINED Yon can almost predetermine FRESH LATE HOWE how good your futnr* health la going to bo. There are Bow medicines that regulate your blood pressure, adjust glandu­ lar imperfections, and even safely lesson nervous rear- CLEANSER C o m et FRESH CRISP D g tfrftn t Yeur first slap to better health Is toward your physici­ an for a check-up. Should you logulr* any medication, your physician knows ho can preserlho any medicine, new or old. Wa caa compound It In our wall slocked peacrlpliou pharmacy. Northern Whit# Olvo and Sorvo Bourbon do Luxe, llw Luxury Bote Lou Blend now in a striking new Imliday canon and special gift case. Toilet Tissue 3 "o'1*25c NabUco R1TZ lb. Hoi Crackers 31c ICEBURG HEAD FRESH SWEET PrlcM In this ad effective through Mon dny, December 21. TOUCH TO N DRUG C O . T H E LUXUR Y B O U R B O N B LEN D FRESH IMPORTED .41* om UoUc U m Ktntueky S lratji BmrUn WhUkty T H ! 80UR9GN Cl lU X t COMPANY, DIVISION OP NATIONAL O ISTlUfltS PPOOUCTS CORPORATION. IQ U U V IU E . K t. BOTH K P R O O F-M N IU C R Y glENOtO I0 U R I0 N WHISKEYCONTAINS49Ji CAAIN N U 1 R A I IP IIH g u . 39c Stew Beefa59c gram began with Quests Inetudad Mrs. Brayatta, Mrs. Bertha Hardin, Mrs. Ethel Tart, Mrs. Hicks, Mrs. Allay, Mr*. Gunn, Miss Harllsi, Miss Hubbard and Mr. Berrlngtr, and Miss Minnie M cAuley, DeLand, elementary school supervi­ sor. Delicious refreshm ents wer* served by the hostess assisted by her daughtar, Mia Sylvia Dayman. Tom Sarver returned Tuesday from a visit o f serarol weeks In Pennsylvania and other northern states and ho was accompanied b y hla father to law, L. P. Webb o f New Castle, Va., wno will re­ main for a visit with them fo r a few WMks. C. A. Handaraon and son How­ ard attandad a Joint fam ily sur­ prise party honoring 3t-8gt. and Mrs. Richard Lam b’ s 13th wed­ ding anniversary In Orlando Sun­ day. la m s Super Right Fresh 200 Magnolia Ave, Sanford �f f l S S T i a ’^ C M i l P W Lighting {Displays W ill Be Judged Next Week By RO BERT W. SABNOFF » K C Will Offer Aguiar Program On Charily Nighl President, Natleaal Broadcasting Co. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Re»ldents are reminded o f the Chrtstmaa lighting contest sponsored by the Altamonte Springs Civle Club. Registrations are coming In eery slowly according lo Mrs, H. K. Seantan, committee ehalrman. Anyone in the community may Th* second annua] Charity enter by calling Mrs. Seaman, Night Thursday heads a busy Mrs. N. B. Choice or Mrs. L. D. e-heduie a t tha Sanford-Orlando Blackford. First, second and third Kenintl Club as lha track mores prises will be awarded to win­ Into the sixth week o f ita r e co r d ' ners. campaigning. Displays will be judged during 'Charity Night Is one o f th e most the week o f Christmas, so lights • p o r te n t events on the track’ s should be kept burning at early calendar, fo r It raises severs! evening hours during the week in thousand dollars fo r worthy caus­ order that tha Judges m ay vlaw a l In Seminole and Orange Coun­ tha display. ties. A regular program will be of­ fered Charity Night with soma o f the track’s top stars com ­ peting In the featured Charity Handicap.' The only , difference from the usual racing card Is Profit from the entire mght’s operation will go to c h a r ity. Several leading fraternal and veteran’s organizations are behind the Charity Night, Including the Sanford Elka, Sanford VFW and Sapfofd DAV. Many other San* fo H charities will also recelva do­ nation* from the track as a re­ sult o f the benefit night. , . J«rry Collins, Sanford-Orlando • e k operator,’ predicts a large turnout for Charity Night. “ We certainly hope for a big night,” said Collins. “ The larger tha crowd, tha mors money we will raise fo r charity." Methodist Youth To Give Pageant; Santata Sunday The children and yeung people Of the First Methodist Church w ill* present "O Holy Night” , a ntrtstm ss pageant, Wednesday at X 30 p m. The publle Is cordially invited, aaid the pastor o f the Church, the Rev. Milton Wyatt. The annual Christmas Cantatla •IB Candlelight Service o f the W rit Methodist Church will be ^ e*«n tcd next Sundsy. The cantata features IS choral numbers, including 10 aoloa and dtuC trio. -• '‘Sing, Oh Ye Heavens” is un­ der tha direction of Roger Harris and will have Mr». Albert Hick­ son at the organ. At th* 11 a. m. service, the Rev. Milton Wyatt will deliver the Christmas message. n FIRST-TIME GUNNER WINS SHOOT ORANGEBURG, S. C. UP — Veteran police marksmen were taken aback when first prize in a turkey shoot went to Policewom­ a n W. E. Moore. It was the first time Mrs. Moore hzd ever fired a shotgun. In Seminole County individuals have thus far this year bought $378,527 o f these two popular is­ sues. $19,175 o f that amount was recorded during the November ac­ counting period by the Federal Reserve Bank o f Atlanta. Throughout Florida purchases during the month were <5,008,861 and for the y ea rto -d a te now amount to ro.164.Q36. which is 84.4 per cent o f the state's quota assigned by the Treasury Depart­ ment. “ This la about 1 M per cent ahead a f tha national stand­ ing,” Patrick reported. Nineteen Fiords Counties have reached their full year's goal lo the eleven months to date. Hospital Notes Dec. I t Births: Baby Boy Case Dec. IT Admissions' Betty Jean Jackson (Sanford) Emanuel Emrich (D clla ry) Jane Van Fleet (Senford) Erma Danglcman (Sanford' Births: Baby Boy Dangleman Baby Girl Van Flee* Babv Roy Dwyer DEC. IT Admisslone Sue Howland (Titusville) Hettie Owens (Sanford) William J. Mahaffey (S anford) Ulechargea Patricia Litton (S an ford) Anna Ivy (Sanford) Sybil Routh ($anford) George Smith Jr. (Sanford) Wanda trland (Enterprise) Baby Girl Carfagno (Sanford) Horace Bellamy (S an ford) D E C If Admissions Susia Snell (Sanford) Vliltiag Uoara: rrtvate Rooms, It a. m. to 9 p. ra.; Semi Private Rooms, 3 to 4 p. m., 7 to 9 p. m .; Pediatrics, 11 a. m . to 1 p. m. Parents and Grandparents only; Obstetrics, No visiting during feeding o f babies. Private Rooms, 11 a. m. to 13 noon, 3 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m., Semi Private Rooms, 3 to 4 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. E. J. Still New Commandery Head May the day be merry with %you in our moat gala holi­ day frock or form al. Why not let ns gat It ready for you now b e a u t if u lly fresh, spotlessly clean, carefully pressed! Then you can just slip into it with no iast-mlnut* worries. 8i i f™ “ ' C O L O N IA L afu rs ^ v r * x r m r ‘ <1!•— ^ C L E A N E R S MO S PAIMffVO AVI MU! O i Ci 13 / A new a ll to o f officers has been efeetad by the Taylor Com­ mandery No. 28 Knights Templar at their last meeting held a t the Masonic Temple. Elmer J. Still was named as Eml. Commander. Other officers elected were; Paul T. Piety, Gen. Is.j J. E. Blackman. C. G .; E. O. Keith. Prelate; L. B. Steele. re-el«:UH treasurer: F. L. Miller was re­ elected Recorder. Manning Todd w ai named Sr. Warden and J. P. Holtzelaw at Jr. Warden. Appointed officer* o f the or­ ganization will be announce! later and Installed at a Joint meeting to be held on Dee. 27. MISTAKEN IDENTITY BRINGS F I R E '” ' BIRMINGHAM, Aia. UP - A ease o f mistaken identity brought out five fire companies MooHay. Police *a!d a woman mistook a fire alarm box for a mall box. Maitland IT. IMNt N. MtlUISTtiM, 32. primps for duty In Loc Annie* under tha amazed eye of CoL D. B. MacCallum, commander of the 143rd evacuation hospital. LL McEIllstrim is the first woman to become a member o f the formerly all-male Southern California National Guard u nit Eventually hundreds of women will be accepted. The Sanford Herald Radio & TV Log sauao TV o n a s iB L a TliKlUAT s.so «:#<! 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St. At Sanford Ave. Phone 417 ALTAMONTE STRINGS - M is s Melva Ann Horne entertained a group o f Orlando friends e f the Sock-Hoppers Club at her Alta­ monte Springs home on TTermlts Trail Saturday night. Tha young hasten provided hamburgers and ether goodie* for the group before dancing with m u­ sic by recordings. Those prevent. In addition In the boitaas, were Miss Cindy Davis, Mils Ruth Ann Herman. Miss Nancy Wilson, Miss Jaekl* Lovette, Miss Patsy Luke. Also Henry Allen, Freder­ ick Powell, Mlford (L ee) Kelly John Warhovar. George Stark and Bobby Jo* Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Horne, Malv* Ann’ s par*nts chaperoned th* group. Special EGG NOG SHAKES day it will be a practical reality. You may be wltneising opera perform ances at La Scgla In M i­ lan, great sports events at the Velodrome D'HIver In Pari*. Mardl Gras frolics oa the Blvter » and m ajor news events as they occur In world capitals. Worldwide Contacts When that day com es, w* will be ready. A t NBC we have set up a department o f International operations. Its Job is to maintain close contact with TV systems all over the world. Ita aim Is to make the top attractions o f television all over the world available to American viewers, on a liva ba­ sts wherever possible. Naturally, international televi­ sion is a two-way street. We *xt our own program s will also ome part o f th* home — view­ ing schedule o f other nations. La*t spring, NBC executives sat down in Italy with represen­ tatives o f th* eight European netw orki which are linked together in a hook-up known as Eurovi■ion. Out o f this conference cam e working arrangements between Eurovision and NBC. Ail parties concerned were most excited about prospects for transatlantic programming. K STATE FARM stall u ta INSURANCE ih s im m i Service In oar Motto. Meifch Bldg. SANFORD PHONE 1431 IRVING L PRYOR, REP. 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By helping to develop television skills abroad, and by preparing for international programming, we hope w* are contributing to the future growth o f sfght-aad*ound communications as a pow­ erful force for peaee. CHRISTMAS Sock-Hoppers Club Is Entertained At Horne Home Holiday Season STILL [AM ERICAN FLYER FREIGHT TRAIN Written fa r UNITED F IE S S That television set In your Be­ ing room will soon be taking on n new im portance. Within fiv e years, that act may be taking you across the seas In the same way that It new whisks you around the the continent on such show* as Wide Wide World.” This is not blue-sky talk! In­ ternational television, with Uve I f this new interest in religion programs spanning the oceana, la is transformed into active Christ­ already technically possible. Seme ian com m itm ent in local Christ­ ian churches, I predict that the years that lie ahead will be mark­ ed by a rebirth o f moral and spiritual conviction In America. (Continued fra as Fag* 1) Indications o f a true religious not recognise a visionary line, revival will bo such things as the gentlemen. This will put an adestablishment of new Christian ditonal burden on us, too,” said enterprises and the strengthening Col. Newkirk. o f old ones such as colleges, Commissioner Meisch objected schools, hospitals and theological to tha annexation when he aaid seminaries; a drop In th* crim e Within two years Orange County rate: a growing stability o f fa m ­ will be wanting to annex the area. ily life, and an Increase in civic We’ re a sm all enough county now Interest participation and responwithout havng them take over aibllity on th* part o f the church any part o f our arcs.” members. “ If the people In our area hadn't I f on the other hand this new asked for this, I wouldn't be here,” religious interest Is not success­ Newkirk said. fully geared Into the life and a c ­ To questions from Senator Doug­ tivities o f particular Christian las Stenstrom, Col. Newkirk stat­ churches but remains a vague ind ed that the “ town council has General Religiosity, I predict that virtually approved th* proposal” there will be no long range g'dn and that the Orange County Beard either to God or to the nation. o f Commissioners has “ approved Religious Interest that remains the proposal but not o f record.” unrelated to the churches will soon Col. Newkirk said ''Gentlemen, fade out. leaving no traces exetpt thli is In th* cooking stage. I the inscription “ In God W* Trust” Just wanted to present this p ro­ on some stamps gt well as colas. posal for study.” What Is more serious is the preCommissioner Fred Dyien told ent tendency to suppose that God ia served by our bestowing on the board “ I would not object, ap­ him our approval. But God la prove, or disapprove the propo­ served only when man’ s lives are sal until an established area for transformed by him. This tram - annexation baa been set." And Senator Strenitrom told formation Is marked by a turn­ ing away from the worship e f Col. Newkirk, “ you will hav* to materia] success, selfish cem fort specify the new boundary lne of Newkirk agreed and told tha and superficial security toward Ihe adventure of a Ilf* fixed and board ef eoramlsslontrt that “ The directed towards high human good main Idea is to get the ball rol­ ling." for *11 mankln. County Attorney Maek N. I believe w* arc on the edge Cleveland Jr., concluding the dis­ o f a true religious revival but It will com e to fruition only If It cussion advised Col. Newkirk and Chief of F olce Marchlngton that becom es intellectually deeper, there should be “ An adoption of more personal and (oclal, more a resolution by your town coun­ practical and more local. cil on the area proposed to be 1 do not believe the day will be taken In and annexed.” won by mass appeal and smart advsrtlslng techniques. It will on­ ly com e out o f revitalized Christ­ ian congregations worshipping and serving God in your town. Written far UNITED PRESS The inertas* in religions Inter•st sod support in our time is heartening to church people despit* indications o f superficiality and despite the moral decline which paradoxically aecomuanies IL County's Bond Report Given W. A. Patrlek, Volunteer Sav­ ings Bond Chairman fo r Semin0!e County, today supplied figures ■ - - - E- and - -H on purchases o -f Series Savings Bonds during November and fo r the first eleven months of 1956. 9h* Religious Interest TV To Take On New Importance Growth Heartening $1288 $888 $588 $588 $988 $888 Plan HOLLER MOTOR SALES E. 2nd St. at Palmetto ■ — *t PHONES 1234 - 1079 �C ff :<T‘ IR A U e U R A fW ll Of Family, Friends A t (Hristmas; Drive Safely, Slowly — w T he a m t dangoroua tim e o f tho jm r on •pr itrw ta a a i highway* Is spprooehfnr —th « holiday aeaaon. H m d r tho tr a c k pkturo is being unC U m L Aceidonts Srs rsportod dally with Y{\ •or last' w h — I raport ono o f •aprswdsnto i toB o f Utoo and property damage. T w o dead, fs o r iajnrod, and property da* ■ • fa dattautad at mors than $6,000 cams oat o f thd msloo o f aeddsnta. Last year over Christmaa weekend, 609 parsons dial fa motor aeddsnt- rsporta as hr. * rtports from law sn fbram sn t officials were gathered from o r r r tho nation. Another 345 were kffiod o n r the Kew Y ear's holiday. This year there are fou r days in the holi­ day weekends instead o f three and the death vm s mdy ha oven worse unless everythin# possible is dodo to avert tho Yuletlde o f nssdissd deaths and injoriso. ■ Already, Bomtools County Sheriff Luthor Hobby h o i warned Seminole County m o­ torists that arrests will bo made to every IflitMCt ip H d lm li ditietld< PAtroli will be m ads o f the highway- especially where codstruetimi Is underway, he said. The warning Is no Idle one fo r It la fo r tho motorist’s own protection when he is taken from tmdsr a speeding automobile's stearins' wheal. *Thl* last weekend was no example o f safe driving od our highways,” Sheriff H ob­ by warned. Haad wo are forced to do some­ thing about I t ” Christmas is a Jtfyous, bustling and ex­ it in g season, aad It is ju st these elements that too often contribute to tragie accidents — folks are hurrying and scurrying f'trying to complete their Christmas shop­ ping and planning- Christmas parties and celebrations are a daily and nightly occur­ rence. So, both motorists and pedestrians alike are apt to bo So preoccupied with holiday p la n sa n d festivities that they let their guard down in traffic—and that’s when ac­ rid tents are moot likely to occur. Bo hero are some suggestions that might hSlp you stay alive fo r Christmas 1956: 1. Stay A le rt Don’t let excitement over holiday plane and preparation divert your attention from careful driving and cautioue walking. L Slow Down- Inclement weather, m ore hours o f darkness, fog shrouded highways and ovsr confidence during th e holiday season make it doubly Important to reduce your speed. Don’ t be over-anxious to reach that gala party or to complete your Christ­ mas shopping- Last Christmaa, as it waa The Sanford Herald psttn ase w?* «*n « m > *«*> _________ S l U f M U ,«flo»4 oI » h m » t f * r O o t o b i r IT. l i l t * t n « r o u O ff tc i o f S t n f . r d F lorid a, urnl.r th* A c t o f ConffTiai i f March ». 1ST* r n n i ) HBHKINS. Rdltor aad H u M l.h ir M A R I O * H A R M A N SR.. C i o e o t l v a Editor E V E L Y N J. CUSHINO, A d t i r t l i l n * M o n i t o r » r C a r r l ir Tar** M on th, 11*1 SUBSCRIPTION R A T E S t l o por w o i k Oao Month It IS S it M o o th i Ono Y oa r 1ST l 111.14 All O b l l t a o , a o l l e i i , ' e a r d i o f t h a n k * roiolutlona nnd nolleoa o f o n t ir t n t n m .n l far lh a p u r p o i a o f r a l.ln * funda wtU ho i h t r t o d fo r at n t u t a r a d v o r t t iln t r a t o * Tfeo Itir alS to a m om bo r a f tho U n t l.d Praia w h l l h la antlltid n a l u . t r . I f t o Iho *•• f o r r e p u b l i c s t l o * o f all t h t U «a l a o w i print . <1 In thlo nowipap nr. SUprooontad Sorpteo In* N nilon tll, by O in .ra l A drirtl.tn f M " I Il ( lloooor frl a f l a ____ S arln t. Ranh tlt-t* Atla nta, O o o r t t n Page 4 Tuee. Dee. 18- 1966 this past weekend in Seminole County, ex­ cessive speed was the most frequent traf­ fic violation. 3. Be a careful Pedestrian- More than half o f the traffic accidents at Christmas time involve pedestrians. Don’t let you r enthusi­ asm over selecting the right g ifts cause you to forget common-tense safety rules- Never carry packages or unbrellas In such a way that your vision Is blocked. M ost important, cross only at corners and pedestrian cross­ walks. Never dart Into traffic from between parked cars4. Be A Cool Driver. The holiday rush and bustle often leads to tensions and im­ patience- Traffic la heavy, not only In San­ ford but all over the county on every road. Control your tamper whan behind the wheel and never take unnecessary chances. Hare’s another tip that m ay keep you from being pulted from the twisted wreck­ age o f your car and posalblv others: Plan your holiday trip. Ir you’ re going to visit relatives or friends fo r Christmas, so that you drive when you are rested; don’ t start it after you have worked or played all day- Non-collision accidents— and there were five out o f the eix accidents last week­ end in Seminole county o f this type—run­ ning o f f the road, are the greatest single cause o f auto failures. A m ajor peril of the Christmas season la when motorists, and especially students end Servicemen, try to drive too f i r to too short a time so as to be home for the holidays. Everyone must remember to take it easy at all times, as courtesy can save lives- Then again, be sure your driving to adjusted to, and your car Is ready for, bad weather. Our suggestion to to be ready for all emergencies— watch the other driver, be extremely careful, drive slow, be courteous to fallow motorists as you would have them treat you under the same conditions. The death toll on our highways and etreeta to appalling— the Injury list to grow­ ing by the hour— the damage is mounting as car upon car to piled on junk heaps fol­ lowing these tragie smaahups that are un­ avoidable. The lives o f our neighbors and friends are too valuable to throw away along the roads and highways, at railroad crossings, at street Intersections, and around bridges. To enjoy the happiness o f family and friend at Christmastime, play It safe and drive alow—at least you’ll be alive and healthy— abla to exchange gifta and wtoh one another a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. • Agriculture, Industry, electric power nnd commerce throughout 1956 made wider use o f the inland waterways and o f the services provided by the barge and towing vessel Industry than during nny previous year, maintaining a shipping volume which would double the freighting on some principal channels in a few years. That’s the news from the Inland Water­ ways and Barge and Towing Vessel!’ In­ dustry’ s business review for 1956— and Is just a taste of what Sanford nnd the Centrnl Florida area would experience with a Docks and Wharves project underway. It’s time that we take advantage of the opportunities our water facilitiea provide. — but It was a nervous, hysteri­ NSW YORK—Tb# word U out cal revival, with th* "a r t” being t a t on* uf Broadway’ s burUaqua Jaixed up In .m an y way*. At the Gaiety here, the doors snprssarios o f the recent past Is trying m l bard to bav* th* dis­ were left open so that passersby reputable old Institution restored might get a glimpse. Th* shows to the big drag, whence it has went on from morning until laU at bean banned since the days of night. Hi# " a r t ” was so chtapenLaGulrdla Let’ i hope not. No ed that It "turned into a flop­ prnde, I—but my own tad fe e l­ house," Sob*| says. ing about the "a rt” ia that bur­ Fashion, o f all things, helped lesque aa 1 have known It la bor­ kill It. "T h e minute that th# ing and. tawdry. Tim Melnarnay’ a dress designers declared that Broadway aasoelatlon l( working skirts should be shorter,” writes hard ta give the old street ■ lit­ Mr. S., “ tegs ceased to be a rar­ tle d a te . It shouldn't suffer this ity, certainly no longer worth the kind of relapse. price of an admlsstoo ticket." The Maybe, though, burlesque waa frank speech o f the legitimate soma pumpkin*, once upon a Urns. theater a lio w as a nail In th* eof You gat that Impression in loaf­ fin. Blasphemy In plays Ilka What ing through Barnard Sob*l’ * A Price GloryT and Rain "took th* Pictorial History a f Burtasqu*, edge o ff burlesque ribaldry." Just placsd la tb* stalls. Sob«l The clergy, o f course, always Is aa amiable, gregarious *x pr**« waa opposed to burlesque. At els* •gaol for Earl Carroll who ones lion time, ao were "conniving pot watplahly reviewed • book a f lticians and grafting police.” And, mine about Broadway, whlth ha oddly enough, on* o f th* biggest •doroa and 1 look on with cynl- destructive Influence# on th* "a rt1 osl affection. cam e from the theatric*! world A fter ha gets through being Itself—In th* form o f the self properly nostalgic about the old sam e revues o f Zlegfeld, Carroll. days, however—th* d a n o f W. G eorgs White, etc., that Bernard C. Field* tad Weber and Fields, Sobel used ta publicise. the Watson slstars and Leon Errol "TH E R E V U E ." SOBEL COM »~Mr. 3. does coma up with what MENTS THOUGHTFULLY, "w es stay b* tha clearest-cut analysis basically U cquered burlesque. The o f why burlesque died that yet sam e bits dUplayed In burlesque has been printed. Ha gees It were now labeled ’blackouts.’ — Tb* price* w ere higher than those glumlyBuriaaqua, Sebe! comments ten­ o f leg show*, but they had on* derly, was “ tb* poor man’ s clu b­ great advantage a fellow could house where, fo r an amount with­ taka hls girt to see the going* in the meant o f almost eeyooe, on with complete propriety.” men could escape from nagging In the end, however, Sobel frela wlvaa and bossiness worries; It it waa th* atrip-teas* that dellv was also tha Ideal K hool for a •red the death blow. " I t grew,’ vicarious sowing * f wild o*«s and be says, " t o be alm ost the sole for Jasmin tb* fasts of Ufa by feature of the entertainment. First ^ way * f glamor and merriment one stripper earn* on, and than f t THE DEPRESSION, SOBKL another and atill another. Ih e FEELS, started the old girl on comice had briaf moment* and her way ou t Everywhere but In llmltad attention. The humor wat New York, the hard tlmaa o f th* gone. Loud speakers displaced terly Thirties virtually ruined b u r the straight men. Tha entertain­ Usque. In Manhattan It almoat ment dwindled te a succession of bad a revival under th* Minsky* undressings, and the audience* Li 1* 0 gfiPSEsam t j , __ • Shipping Volume Increase My New York By MIL MINER • Agriculture News CSCtL A. TUCSSB. D C m * AgrtouMaral Agnt Then have beta seVanl report* lately of dewney mildew eat* break* n cabbage aad ether eraoffers. Deway mildew, a tongue, owi beat tad develop* meal rapidly whea sight temperatures nag# from M’ t* M dtgm a four more •uceeulve Bight* and when the plant* remain wat until midmorning or later. Such he* boon the situation tor the Hat to* foggy alghts end morning*. Deway mildew Is the m «t des­ tructive dlMta* of leedllngl aad affect* the head tear** af alder plant* a* waU. Its praatnc* mi cabbage head* may allow'saceadary organisms to enter opening* made by thd tongue end be*tea the decay of the head* la the field or whit* la trenail to mar hew It can he rosogalsod meat east' ly la the morning whan the plant* ara wat with d*w. A white meld, usually aaslly in n whan wat with dew may b« praaant on the lewat ■Idea of the infected ieavee and Big News Predictions For W eek United Prese Staff Correspondent United Prast correspondents around the world look ahead at the news that will make the head­ lines. Here We G o Again Don’ t be surprised If France ends up without a government thip w eek end. Prem ier Guy Mollet ta be set by many problems. Ha aquaaked through six votei of con­ fidence In the National Assembly last week on the budget. On one, his majority was only flv* — 225 to 220. The assembly starts a for­ eign policy debate Tuesday. M ol­ let ia expected to ask a confidence vote on It, probably Friday. He m ay wall lose because o f opposi­ tion to hls Sues Canal policy. If be does, he must resign. O r il Rights Southern Democrats concede privately that their chance of blocking civil rights legislation In the session o f Congress that starts next month la not toa.good. They fear they can no longer d e­ pend upon fairly solid Republican support to head o f f a curb on de­ bate. If debate ii limited, they won’ t be able to filibuster and block a vote. Th* filibuster Is the Southerners’ chief waapon In the civil rights battle. Th* GOP high com m and has taken a hard look at Republican successes with the N egro vole in the November elec­ tion— and the White House Is ex* pected to put lta full weight be­ hind a civil rights drive. R And K Ride Again l.ondon diplomatic observers predict that Nikita S, Khrushchev and Premier Nikolai A. Bulganin will atari another barnstorming tour o f East Asia before long. It would be aimed at patching up the damage doae to Russian prestfge by the Red army slaughter in Hungary — and to offset th* tour which Chines* Communist P rem ier Chou En-lal Is now mak NOI COMPULSORY RETIREM ENT NF.EDF.D VICTORIA. B.C. I * -D r . Ian Macdonald, chief physician at T oronto’ s Sunnybrook Hospital, told a medical meeting here that com pulsory retirement at age AS is not biologically sound. " I 'd like to tee a system whtre a m en c in keep working at long aa he I* fit, to the limit* o f hls capacity," said the doctor. dwindled. . . .” Wail—now k ’a dead. Some o f SCHOOL RECESS ue say good riddance— at least G R E E N W O O D . ARK in ­ to burlesque at w e knew U—and tom e others, like Mr. S. grieve ju s tic e o f the Pence Lon Dunn for R. But few can argue with r o cc tie d a trial In hi* court re­ at 2:50 p m . Heaton: Mr. S.’ i final, one-sentenee eulo­ cently gy: "Despite the III name it bore, Dunn and two Jurors were school burlesque wat the poor m te’s par­ bus driver* a n d ' had to go to adise." w ork. Try and Stop Me ing. Mr. B. and Mr. K. probably would visit Inda, Ceylon, Burma and Afghanistan. They might also decide to see their friend. Presi­ dent Gamal Abdel Nasser o f Egypt. . Jet Age Coming Pan-American World Airways hopes to be the first American air line to get jet transports Into ragularly scheduled service. PanAmerican figures to start taking delivery o f Boelng-T07 Jetliners In mid-December of 1I9B and ♦* start sarvice between New York and raising money and aiked a struggling portrait painter fbr contribution. "I 'm shy of cash,” ho told tha solicitor, "but 1*11 be glad to donate this portrait priced at 1300.” When the drive ended It waa announced tha fund v u 1200 short. Tha artist Jumped up and dodared, "Your troubles ara over, r u ralaa tha prica of tny picture to 1900." A « • • /Y riF v a •»< to be a family men to realty appreciate the wonder* ■ talevtatan." declares Cert Hymer. "You can relax ta your eeey cBeir aad ew nil your wife's M d children's favorite ehow*.- You ara Cordially Invited to tha Valley c f IA M -A -0 A Y Parti by th* spring o f 1991. On* L*aa Aboard The Hodge banking scandal In Illinois may bring the and o f the threa-man Federal D*po*U Insur­ ance Corporation board. Th* board was sharply criticised for falling to detect irregular bank­ ing activities by Illinois Stats Au­ ditor Orville E. Hodge. The Sen­ ate Banking Committee, fat a study o f banking lawa now in progress, may recommend the end o f the board In fav or af a on#man command. ABOUT three children out of Tet, pitifully tittle r u e e a r * to b e ­ every 100 boro are destined to be ing dona In this field. mentally retarded— an estimated W * know aoa u a f tha 120,000. a ytar. About iJtOOflOO In fact, there are a b ou t f t children and adults alika suffer or suepeeted dlataam o r mishaps from mental retardation. T h at’s occurring either before or daring about three per cent o f ou r entire birth or during early childhood population. w hich a n linked to m ental re­ Mental retardation la ten time* tardation. more com m on than crippling po­ O trm an assesiee, hapatitle a a d lio. i t la ovsr four tim es more v a r io u s o th e r dieea esa w h ic h com m on than perm anent rhea strike a mother m atlc heart conditions and II la may b e son nee lad IS times as prevalent aa Mind Uon o f the baby. ness. Cases o f long and difficult labor P r e t t y s t a r t li n g a t a t t a t ia i, o r very rapid delivery m a t a aren’t they? higher percentage a f dofaotov* thUdren than ateaage dsUveriaa R a d Problem Vast aa this problem la, u goes d a v irtu a lly u n r ie o g n la a d b y tha general publle. Y et for soma 10, Childhood acohtonU and dto000.000 persona—the m entally re­ tarded, their parents, brother* poa, polio end slaters—it la Indeed a vary m eningitis ana oaaoa the oa real problem. Jack Benny, w ho Is Honorary Uon If Inflammation o f tb* brain Fund Drive Chairman for the result. d o help science Bek another National Aasoelatlon fo r Retard ert Children, asked m e—an d other g n a t oMdical problem . W h ile y o a ’ro l a a g en erou s health writers—to m ention tha problem during November whan Christmas mood, think about tb* the Association waa conducting good work being dan* by Mm Its annual campaign lo r funds. National Association tor Motard•d Children. Y ou a aa roach **»—u Raaqarch N eeded a t N University Place, Mow Y "*w Ills request arrived too lata foe me to Include It ta a n y o f last I , New York, m onth's column*. But I'm glad It q u ia n o a and a m u m did. For funda are needed to con ­ B i t : Can any disease other duct reieareh Into thla tromen than rheumatic fr e e r ta m e a doua problem all year long. W* child's sedimentation m la to go c a n ’ t d o e n o u g h In a s i n g l e up? ton th -lon g period. Answer: Yea, m any tafeettous In m any eases mental raU rdaHon probably could bo prevented, tatlosi rota • IM*. Ktmm Grove Owners Ranchers Fern Growers NO DOWN PAYMENT 1007. LOANS ONLY 4% INTEREST •'It didn’t last.” HOLIDAY SPECIALS 1955 MERCURY MONTCLAIR HARDTOP. FULLY EQUIPPED. LIKE NEW $2295.00 1955 PONTIAC STARCHIEF 4 Dr. FULLY EQUIPPED. POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, ELECTRIC WINDOWS. LOW MILEAGE. ONE OWNER. $2195.00 1954 OLDSMOBILE “ 88” 2 DOOR EXTRA CLEAN $1495.00 1952 BUICK SUPER HARDTOP EXTRA CLEAN $795.00 LONG TERM (up I* 39 years) 1952 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE LOW MILEAGE-CLEAN. TO: $795.00 BUILD A HOME BUILD A BARN REPAIR OR REMODEL Inveallgatr even if you already hav* a mortgage on your property- A 2ND MORTGAGE may be arranged Wo hav* homo, bant or shod plana—or use your own ATTENTION — Scottish Hite Masons Naban la compatible with moat insecticide* » « h a* D D T, ehlor* occasionally o t the upper aides, done, parathion. T E PP and tox sAfter the dew disappears from j ph tor, and may he naed In the the leaves during th* day, the fun- j »Pr , y program for Insects, gus withers and eannot be «een We would emphasise that fungi* distinctly with the unaided aye. cldcs, such *■ naban, e r e provenrtf•— o r e ' -*•— gtvn *besw A diseased seedling Itaf fades to U tivcs- and — * tbs **■— — *a H l « green aad yellow and fin control when applied b efore plantr ally turns brown ta It dies. On are affected with mildew. true o r bond leaves, tho first Treatment o f beading cabbage symptoms m ay be Mattered pale should begin one to three weeks green spots about PM -inch In d i­ before harvest, depending upon ameter, w ith the white mold sp- severity o f the disease. Continue H ir in g on the under surface. New tho treatment at Intervals o f six spots may appear each day and to seven days until a ll market* nnd the Old ones grow larger, able cabbage heads are cut. Ust turn yellow and then brown until 100 to ISO galloot o f spray per moot o f th* leaf la Involved. The acre depending upon also o f tb* tongue may tlso grow Into the In­ plants. ff ner h aves o f th* head and blac­ Downy mildew affect* cabbage, ken the tlsauee Invaded there. cauliflow er, eollarde, Chinese cab* Urn bait control, particularly bage, brussel sprouts, broccoli, for heading cabbage. Is a apray kale ond kohrabi. Since It la p a r eooalatlnf o f two quart* naban Ueularly destructive pn eabbago (IP per cen t) plus 44 pound of and broccoli wa urge you ta maka sine tulfat# (M per cent) per 100 close Inspection o f your fields for gallons o f water. Zlneb m ay alio sym ptom s. be used fo r control but la more There are free bulletin* avail* expensive nnd lets effectiv e In able from the County Agent’s o fthe field than naban. flee on deficiencies, diseases and Control ia greataly enhanced If their control on cohboga a n fP 1 a spreader-sticker such aa Triton other crucifers, as well as bu ll* B 1 M to used at the rate of tins on other subjects. ty HUMAN N. MMMUN, M.B. He triad to m aneuver hi* Jalopy out of tha way of her sedan, but the banged Into him, nevertheless. Used to encounter* of this sort, aft# waa out o f bar car first. "You knew I waa going to do something stupid," aha hollered. "W h y d id n 't you w ait to see what It was?" f> 100 gallon •Prey- Science Needs Our Help To Aid Retarded Quid • y BENNETT CERFCHURCH In • suburb [•Sent tou r doalgn. W ell help you with planning, oatlmatra, aad contractor information. 1951 FORD V-8 4 DOOR A REAL BUY $495.00 1950 MERCURY MONTEREY ALL LEATHER INTERIOR $495.00 St. John’s Supper at the Shrine Club Thura., Dec. 20th nt 6:30 pm .- H U N T-M c R O B ER TS Phone 2506 fo r Reaervation. LINCOLN —-M E R CU R Y Each Peraon Requested to Rrlng A 50e Toy For the ChriMnia.* Party 6th A Maple Thone 2862 1 0 9 N . P a lm e tt o A v e . Phone 1129 �THE SANFORD H ERALD Tucs.. Pec- Tn. I95fi. Page 5 S o cia l fo e n ii Christmas Party Held By Sanford Home Demo Club Bridge Tournament Is Ended Thursday; Winners Revealed Lora rna render By tha way, hart you heard Mary Peterion’i new plug for Ar­ Lora me this Never let ma growl thur Godfrey'! morning *hnw. W# think the should tend It in and Have a big bridga gam# oa wltk perhaps Sanford will get the pub­ John and Harriet tonight, te mart licity he recently gave Orlando. put this all away and do the Jingle for hi* sponsor by Mary— dishes. Conning The News The Sanford Home Demon­ stration Club had It* Christina* Last Thursday night concluded party Thursday at the home of; the »tx week bridge tournament, BY VIRGINIA CONN Mr*. J. B. Crawford, on Lake,during which time each member VAH-3 bad a big farewell party ad made of •steppe" grasses. Mary. Ho»t««?es were Mr*. J. B. played with a different player to many on Friday night at the Farewell gilts of silver cigarette Crawford. Mr*. Carl William*, each night. Mr*. R. T. Warren, Mr*. J. D. pint place goe* to Stanley Al- B. O. Q. Gordy Jacobsen was In boxes were given to the following Callahan, Mr*. J. L. Clarke and hc-rt. 0f Orlando, who U to ba charge of arrangements. Wild Af­ Cy Fitton, John Dooley, Don Mr*. C. L. WaUif. pre-ented with a trophy donated rican fowl In a basket * u on Walker, Mike Michel (on crutch-j Mr*. C. M. Flower*, president, by Sanford Jewelry and Luggage, the menu served to the Savage ct and going back to the hospital conducted th. builne.* *e*»lon. pUce WM ^ by Mrs. Son*, and they lapped up the sal- in Jax), Bob WIILams, Doc Linker, Bill Hill. Paul Speltz, the skipper, during which preparation* were „ UGran(le ,Uo of Orlando, received a beautiful *ilver cock-| made for a^ meeting to be held who ge„ the n„ t of candy tail shaker with silver and crys­ -* «■ *,r*' Stevr" 4 * ' 11 m 'e, contributed by Touchton’ a, who ta tal glasses. The party actually a talk and demonatrat on on goo. donM|n< thrPP ln lIL had many purpoies. since It also grooming and Mr*. Vinegar will welcomed back Bob Baker and give a demonstration on proper kUn*n . L ° Rob Stone, who have been T. A. lighting. The club Is extending anl,ook ‘ h,rd p,*c'* *"d M" ' L*°" D. A Wedding piesent of a silver invitation to the Lake Monroe ard Munson wa. top player tn ice bucket was presented to The and Elder Spring* Club, tn Join Sanfonl. and will be awarded the MU* Florence Bishop and her Hymans. All In all. It was a grand them at this meeting. Ilostr**#*: second box of candy. mother, Mrs. Mabel Bishop, were success, for which we are glad, will be Mr*. W. B. Moye. Mrs.! Tbr ‘ bird hot •* *° Pr»*ent hostesses Monday to the monthly since VAH-3 ha* a reputation for Ruth Hawthorne. Mr*. Mabel ed to the person who ha* shown the molt !mprovc ment'otrer the |meeting of Circl. Three, Christ- having such' dull parties. Gear, and Mr*. R. E. Roehlk. Fellowship. First Spent Saturday at the Mayfair There was an exchange of gift* past rear, to be determined later. |i»n Women's A Christmas party will he held Christiani Church, Country Club, as did many others. among the member* and the rluh Mrt- v Grantham, chair- Met Avy Chrisman of Selma, Ala­ pre.enled a gift to Mis* Myrtle at thi* Thursday's game and j man. presided over the meeting____________ . bama, one of the. . pro's wives, Avy W’ilson. home d e m o n s t ration everyone interested i, Invited. _____________ _ and Mr*. 0. D. Landres* pre , had been talking to Ida Bea Wllagent. Tho«e attending were Mr*. |sented the devotional with the i on the day before and discoverW. B. Moye, Mrs. Mncklln R f t l w H n m o l c ^ r p n p theme. Upholding our Ministry. P(| that they were related. Smatl Marvin, Mr*. Mabel M. Gear, D U I Z n u m e 13 J L C I I C Mrs rh*rlei Ellet presented the world. Isn’t it? Cliff, Duncan Mr*. John Senkarik, Mr«. S. K. f\ £ r i i r i c f m n c M o a I study lesson on the same sub- strolled by the information taInman, Mr* Lida Stall, Mrs u r L-nnsrmas w t e i y , bI<>> and thP new* that Ruth Hawthorne, Mr*. J. P. A* thi* waa the Christmas they are off to Trnsacola Monday Thurmond. Mrs. W. B. llrin*on, meeting no business waa discus-j to spend the Christmas holidays Mrs. T. n. Butt*. Mrs. H. F. Mr*. F. T.. Bol*. Mr*. A. C. , 0(j Delicious refreshments were with Rosemary's family.Among noehlk, Mrs.Raymond II. Smith. R,.n<nn and Mr*. E. M. llokc. of H.rVP,t by Miss BUhop ami her those who came Into view from Mr*. Eva Darkey, Mrs J. V. Rary, WPrP hostesses on Fri- mother to the following: Mr*. 0.|my stand were Judy and Jack Ai/arello. Mrs. Roy Tilll*. Mr*. dnjr fnr th(. Christmas meeting of t . Pearson. Mr*. Grantham. Mrs. Smith, Lib and Red Cleveland, Norma T .< y le . Mr*. L. II. Har-;thr sallle llarrisna Chapter, NJ. F.ffie Durden. Mrs. A. B. Hunt- Jane McKtbbon, Jo Symes, Mary vey. Mr*. C. L. Wallis. Mrs C. M. D.A.R. The home of Mr*. Botr. |ey< Mr*. landres*. Mr*. Ellett, Meeks, Ruth Herron and daughter Flowers. Miss Myrtle Wilson, amt where the meeting took place, *nd Mrs. Smith, a guest. Also Judy, Frenchlc Ring and Doe, Ida the hostesses, Mrs. Crawford, wa.» beautifully decorated with „ guest at the meeting wa* th# Bea and Rus* Wilson, Rill and Mr«. Williams, and Mrs. Warren. Christmas greens and other ap-. Rev. Perry Stone, Marge Hill, Kirby File, Jack and Bobbie Morrison. Rob Crumley, pronriate decor. Louise Parker, Gerry Carfagno, Mrs. A. R. Key, regent, presid­ Jim Guy, Helen Dloom, Bill and ed over Ihe short business ses­ Jeanne Foulk, Boh Hadden, Kinky sion. which opened with the and Charlie Parks, Jean and John D.A.R. ritual led by Mrs. P. P. MRS. DILI, YOUNG, 1801 Celery Ave., proudly display* the lovely Dooley, Bill Stetson, Aria Jane rilKSDAV ChampMI and the Salute To The fur stole she was ptvsenied by Touchton Drug Co. There will be The Misse* Soivja nnd Sandra, and Raymond Uindqulst, George Sanford Tourist and Shuffleone more awarded next Saturday. (Staff Photo) hoard Club will meet at A p. m. flag, led hv Mrs. E. M. Moke-i Monfort on will arrive home from j and Audrey Spear, John Ivey (tn Mrs. F. E. Roumillat. murie| Virginia Intrrmont College, in|gnlf electric cart, of course). ,for a covered dish supper and I ch*Trmar». was accompaniest for , . . , ,, „ 0. _ * i Bristol, Va., on Saturday, Dee. Camy Bruce and Bob Jackson. At Christmas party. The monthly meeting of the the singing of the Star . pang ^ , 0 ap#m| ,he|r two week Chriit-1 lean that was all I had the rd Banner and seve al ( hrlstVBoalion wRh thpjr p,urnts. chancP to write down. Muriel and Dorcas Class of the First Baptist ma* carol* Mr. and Mr*. E. A. Monforton, F. D. SetAI, Jane Miller and ShirChurch will he held at 7:.10! * Miss Bishop, Mother Host Circle Meet Of Sanford D.A.R. (p & A A D Jw h PENNEY’S ALL WEATHER “ GAB” SHORT JACKET! ; ' > Strong! Sturdy! H efty! Pen­ ney'.-* -ounce nylon fortlfled rnyon sheen jackets! Fully quilt lined, water re­ pellent. wind resistant. . __ , T hriftily priced, too! %t . k," ze* 3 6 l ? o 0 M a t c h in g c a p o , 1-98 Blondes Finish With Honors In Hollywood Glamor Year HOLLYWOOD i - S w . . J»D .1 « * « r » W j W L * . ^ \% ; Crabtree, 2313 Palmetto Ave. with ous redhead would have to admit year. concerning the Investigation by j,r Robert R. Callahan and though It was interesting enough that blondes cause the most talk Winner of an Oscar the pro Mrs. A. L. Thomas, Mr*. R. A. the Winter Park Jaycce* Into rami|y> of Melbourne, will speml J"M watching the players »nd the —and most headlines. And among vlous year, she soared lo new * °hen and Mrs. R. J, Schmidt as formrr Communistic activities of (hp rhrutmas holiday* with Mrs Chamber »f Commerce must have movie qiirens, it was hiondes fourtriumphs In Wot) with brilliant *onuslessor A White elephant the press-nl head of the Civil J D C'.H«h.n '.n,I M*l Betty x-^.ved a lot of free advert!*to one in I9MI headlines. • comedy performances in "The Sift exchange will he held. ing. Sunday wa* even more excit Service Board of that city. A de- Bicker, It took one of the most beauti-' Swan" and "High Society.” Dnity Class will meet at the lightful program Ing, and there must have been of Christmas( ful women in the world, ElizaON THE CINDERELLA side, Valdez Hotel at 8 p. m. Mis* music wa* prescnttxl when Mr*. j^ , ||utchi*oa is home from ,l'01,*;*nds there. A* the *hadows both Taylor, for the brunoUr* Mils Mansfield scored theKrcat- Josephine Stuckir Is teacher, Roumillat Intnxlueed a number n POrgla, Tech. In Atlanta Ga.. t0 lfnRthencd on the fairways most n m to make a showing. t-st single rise of the year — and! WEDNESDAY I’ rayrr M.-etlng will be held at (,f ,ho Scminn,e UlRh Se^00' .Gle*' .pon,! t’h« holiday with hi* par-! ^ lh' '*{. lhe1 Rra’ *fchy1 As headline makers, here's how probably provoked the most . tho PirNt n-nii.t rh. r*i» «• ? in Club nifmber*. who rendered the ^|r an^ ^Ir* n i| |iutch- 10 #fV<,nteent*1 matched Hollywood rate* them: whistle* with her measurement fm; nU m following selection*: "Chrl.t o f . f,T.ok jS.ranahan flub a shot. Then the GRACE KELLY. Jayne Man*- of 40-19 35. "Aren’t theyi fan- P-m-. * 8.15 the bunday School ,hp chrj,tma» Rella” . ••Sheirherda” . : ! foursome with tho winner field, Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth tastic?" she quipped to n report Cabinet will meet and al 8:30 the "Th.i, I. . M In .ho Air-. ,n.l Hnb, IW I Sniri.^.lU. .“n !b ,S .t7 " .“ u " , .'" St Teyl-.r and Diana Dors. jer. And It's a classic of under- Intermediate and Adult Choirs “ In Bethlehem's Lowly Manger". h|* wife and daughter for Philad For Miss Kelly, the year was statement. t-8 Christina* raroitnj. [course, II you are a golfer you Member* of the group included P(phla, Pa., where lie plan* to fcnow that Mike Fetchlk won. but a tiiupiph both artistically and; When Jayne left Hollywood late. I IICItSDAY At 7 p.m.’ the Brotlfcrbttdd of 'JJ*» »*rrlngton. director, visit a tile factory | if you are not you may be in roaian'.ically. Hc-r April marriage in I9M. she had trouble getting Mis* Iris Catm-y, Mbs Juanita to Prince Rainer of Monaco wa* through the studio gate without rirst Baptist Church will Wynne, Miss Kay Jenkins, Mi** _ ..................... 1lerested In learning that a* soon Mr*. Pearl Harwell has re|hc awards were over, Jack one of the most widely publicized a pas*. When she returned »ev- *crv<! * Christmas supper to its Carol Nutt. Mis* Sylvia Price, turned to her home, 119 E. Fifth Smith was seen teeing off on cral months ago. she got the wcl-' mMT*bcrs, their wive* and sweetM!«* laris Barlncau, Miss Anne St., after spending several number one, practicing all the come usually reserved for Oscar ^ arts- The Intermediate Choir Davis, Miss Penny Marlon nnd month* in Panama ( ity, and in pointer* he had learned. (He went winners and visiting rovally. tchcarso at 7 a.id the \dult Miss Nancy Cash. Macon and Mcnae, Ga.. with te- in thP jjndtrap.) A little play called "Will Sue- choir at 8 P-">D.A.R. members present, be­ latives. Her many friend* will he ||ew| fr„ m U u lnd Cy John ees* Spoil Rock Hunter?’’ was The meeting of O. E. S. S.-mi the reason. The play wasn’t much nolf- t'liaP‘ '‘ r N° 2 »'ll be held »•«*«» the hostes-es, Included Mrs. happy lo (earn that she is much , on> and Kl)rrPJl Nonrl|c lhal STARTS TONIGHT Alter hfr her recent lerloui lerloua [ c;re| SSlehlrn’ be here the but Jayne, wrapped in a towel al Ma,on,c l,al1 a' 8 PEach '• J- H o "/ Mrs. J B. Ray, Mrs. improved .\ter chen Hall will b« STARTS (MO p«-rson is to bring a one dollar R. M Mason, Mrs. Howard Brew­ illneas. oa stage, was. thirtieth of December. er, Mr*. G. D. Ilishop Sr., Mrs. Her knack for getting publicity bcistmas exchange, vie an<l „„ i Mrs. rGerald . . ii tlamsing : . . Gy had omW. II. Tunnicliffe, Mr*. P. P. Mr. / and ,, Jean ., ,Fitton , . . . a , few paid off, too. She is at the point " ^ “1 5 a” ° / J h? ° arrive,! Sunday to spend ____* .»•in for ,1,nn,r Sa,urd*T ni«hl- Jc»B munity Church in Upsala will Campbell, Mrs. Deane Turner, the in her career where veteran pu­ served a delicious shrimp creole her Krancit Roumillat held forth on blicity men take- note* ever) time meet at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. M. S. Wiggins. Mr*. Charles ChrUtma* holidays with •Mrs. W. A. Starne* on Grapeville Park Sr., Mrs. U P. Ilagnn, Mrs.! iiioinrr, mother, airs. Mrs, Nancy Brock. and sht- make* an entrance. piano for many hour*, at Ave. AllII members are requested II. E. True, Mr*. Raymond Hall, hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph the iI,-Pfi„,’ ruv Jnv ii'J 'l'n , ' Z n i . 'J MISS MONROE, no stranger to to I k . present as this is a Mr, K. E. Roumillat. Mrs. A. W. Losaing Sr. P headlines, became a good actress r> her fine singing voice I^e, Mrs. Raymond Smith and In 1930. Her portrayal of the 11 nc** meeting. VAH 9 had an All Hand* party Reservations for the Valley of Mrs. A. R Mr*. Julius Dingfeldcr is leav­ FEATURE — 1:13 broken down ni, ht club “ chan at the C. P. 0. club Saturday St. John’* Scotli*h Rile Masonic ing thi* week for Tampa to spend too»ie" in "Bus Stop" wa* sheer Christmaa with her son, Simon night. The decorations were In the perfection. Hut her dramatics, as Party to b<» hold at the Shrine f O-rKATURE Christmas theme, and dinner eon I* Dingfeldcr, and family. Club at «:30 p.m. may hrnude C h r i s t m O S P a C I G Q n t always, played second fiddle to sisted of turkey, potato salad and by phoning 2.VW All Scottish Rite 1 1 1 U y C U III •taint* tfitt m her other assets. Her first visit so forth. I-ookcd good anyway 1 TH t u ticir** i u n if, Mason* are invited lo attend lo l-omlon. to co-star with Sir Attending from the squadron (that n it lauirenco Oliver in "The Sleep­ urged to bring a 50c gift for thi* reporter saw), were Skip and Chri-tma* Party. ing Prince-" turner! into one of Ernie llorrell. John and Jane Mil 7R ID Y T n ::B E T T E DAVIS / L , Mr. and Mr*. W. V. (Bill) In ler, Lita and Jimmy Peterson, the most riotous press conferenThe Past Noble Grand’ . Club n r GRACE THURSTON ERNEST BORGNINE ghram announce the birth of a ' ee* on record. DEBBIE REYNOLDS of the Seminol* Itchck.ih Lodge A Christmas pageant waa pre son, William Bradley, ,>n Dec. 8 Abo and Margaret Kennel, Muriel and Itocky Glhlewrll, Boh and Also front page wa* her lowBARRY FITZGERALD will hold it* Christmas party at sented Friday night try the stu k,*.T° r! " 1 Muspital. ifolen Punch. Bill an,| Bulh Bar rut gown worn sshen *h»- first « 30 p m. with Mr*. Brodle Wil dent* of 1-ike Monroe School, and Mrs tnghram is the former Mary ron. Flors and Hill Wigton, Hill met Queen Elizabeth at a com­ FEATURE — 8:11 liains, Mr*. It I.. Moore, co w"» rarrird out by the pupil* Joe Dayman. mand performance. and Betty llatlvtt, and Tom and hostels. Gift* will lie exchanged. Mr*. Well's seventh amt eighth' _________________ Dornell Kilcline, and Millie an ELIZABETH TAYLOR did more Please make reservation*. grade classes. Come one. Come all- Two to holster the ego of older men Bill Thomas. The place was real ---- ------ 1 A musical background of ly full later on. I understand, and Turkeys and many other 1in I93A than the invention of the nt hvTodd, eien ol.h-r than Wilding. mixed elioru* for the pageant the orchestra very good. Rocky prize«t In he given away toupee She mads* headline- o,, Dee. 18 II alvo was a great yeir for h»r wa* presented by the first »e Olidewell was tn charge, and hat dlwirelng Michael Wilding third, fourth and fifth! Sunday, December 23rd. Harold Edward Herhat 'o ff tn him year* her senior, and then falling theatrically. Her performance in cond, Mis* D'Abhati, *chonl! the year’s grade*. "passionately" in love with Mike ’Giant" was one of teacher, directed the music best. MISS DORS came to the United chorus. Stales aa Mi*s Monroe went to After the program. Santa Claus England. It wav a draw for the vUilcd the school and distributed headlines. Icandy to the students. -jjj Presented Friday At Monroe School HEFTY IUYON-ACETATE PLAIN FRONT SLACKS1 Neatly patterned I l-ounce rayon-aretnte thnt wears nnd wears! Styled with separate waistband, smooth, no-pleat front. Crease-resistant fin­ ish saves on pressing. sizes 28 lo 12 B I R T H S Happy Birthday - - Decorate With Scatters Samsonite S tr e a m lit e L u g g u g c LAST SHOWING B W I-.4 1 thesolid gold Cadillac H0L1MY DOUGLAS SHOWS - — 1 :3 1 - 3:29 - 3:27 - 7:25 » 0:23 Slnrls GRECIAN TILE MOTIF IN HIGH-LOW LOOP COTTON Tomorrow W ellingtons by\ c ^ Htft’ t o dreiry Aetna Wellington tor little folks, mode '•xoctly like the handsome style for grownupi. The tame toft, long-wearing foot and lop, with leatherlined leg . . , rugged sole* and heel*. Goodyear welt aonttrvctioA. Economical, too, because your youngiter will wear theta Wellington* for school, play, and dreti. J1750 01VI THI CA3I THAT HOLDS 52 TRAVIL NUDSI SAAASONITI TRAIN CA5I Sanford Jewelry 300 Sanford Are. (j Luggage Co Phone 1318 ** JETT DOROTHY CHANDlERjMALONE WARD BOND KEITH ANDES LEE MARVIN SYDNEY DUPLIN SHOWS — 1:00 • 2:16 - 4:32 • 6tlR . 8:01 • 9:50 i I i is x r a m s IVEY’S "W hera Quality (a higher than Prlca la n e x tw n s s Designed for eye-interest . . . __ dyed for color drama . • . and • ) Q P low priced at Penney’* ! HenJ •* vy 2-plv pile vacuums, shampooa. Non-skid hacked. 21 by (a lochas White, French Hlue. Red. Larger else* Grey. Pink, other* Comparably Priced Open Nights This Week T hursday- Friday Saturda Till 8:30 �• *- 4 ^ >\ f '' i . Clause, Banc Inr Partner. W a t. cott Road Wayside June QlrL My Ladybird. M is ti* O'Brien. brs-.T ceful Mao. Blue leath er SDVKATII RACE— S /IS Mile atan.D r. Badser Ed. F lo redale LAST S K illT S HKSCLTS Secretary's Term*. First >rult, m u s t r a c k —s / i e Mil* a x e School Teacher MO 4.40 S.«0 S 1-U Bins* Annie. MItoJ More Tnrval ellUIITIf RACK—S /IS MB* Full Wind I M S MS 1 Z -l Michael Anthony. Shifter. K. Z In terview 7.00 S 3-1 Streak Speedy Slipper. Happy (VUulnlela (1-1) SSSZS llrten Trans’ Tom. Bald Keels, StllU.VU RACK—3/1S M|le 310 _ _________ . Lad r S ibyl 4 10 4.00 M 0 4 1-1 Juit Per AIATH RACE—B/lfi Mile fc(loluen Crest M 0 4Z0 1 1-4 Richardson. Humorist. Isotop e Otub O 't id ily M 0 4 Z -l Old Cabin Still. Surprise Chief, Q uintals U - l ) 114.00 Val B lsk ley Coo»la l’ hellx. Vede Daily double (1-4 ) 41Z.40 T H IR D RACK—t / l S R ile Z U M n lsb t Lassie 1X40 4.Z0 X l« 4 1-8 R* T TENTH RACK—a/S Mile Slelch. F a n c y Monarch. Re es es * atrlko Sure 14.00 0.40 4 Z-4 Kathy K y le 4.40 4 l - l * » Of You. Ima Lute, La Lana. Cue* Idento T ax. Dashlaz P uke Q uintals (4-1) 14X10 ) U I H I H I U I U - 4 / I 4 R ile I X Ado A n nie 14.40 4.Z0 4.Z0 4 1-0 i f ana sn ip X10 X40 4 4-0 Jan A rn old 4.Z0 4 l- b d Q uintals (4-8) 11X00 rnrZ-41 RACK— S /IS Mila 1X4 CapL s a b le H.vO 1.Z0 X40 7 1 -H Over e x p o se d IXtu e.ou I Z-4 hi oesana aiae 4.10 1 S-s U ula.ois (7-1) 11119 m m r a c k — a /iu Mils a x e Trudy Irene 4.Z0 X s l X . l I 1 m T est T ria l 4.40 1.40 a i l MlUnlabt Ordtr 7.10 4 8 1 Q uintals (1-1) $1X40 iK V fe.V rit HACK—S /IS Mile 1XO COPPER BACKED Hole m o n o I II) 7.40 4.40 1 1-1 Miss K a Lu ll .l o 4.00 7 I-IW CRYSTAL SHEET Nurctusa XI0 1 8-ns U ulnlela (4-7) 144.40 M u t a n t MACK—a / i e Mile 3I.S Happy Match 1X40 li >.00 4.40 4 1-na illp nlan u Flina X40 Xoo l l-IVs Moua M aker XZO • 8-ns U ulnlela (1-4) $11.00 .H A TH HACK—a /lS Mila Sl.T Jsanle F arrell 1X40 7.40 4.10 ■ 1-hd My C arol 7.00 1.10 I 1 -H e n o ts A lib i XOO 1 4-11* Uulnlela ($•$) $4X40 'IK.VIM RACK— a/u Mile t!.X 16x68 knap h w llcn 1X40 x l o xoo 4 1-hd uracioue Mae XI0 XIO 1 8 - ft REGULAR 112.95 Fay Kmereon 7.40 4 l - i UUlniela U -4 ) $7X10 THE SANFOHD HERALD Dec. 18, 1958 SOKC ehchantedHARBOR By DOROTHY WORLEY CtllXbyDersCky Warier. IDpriatsi by Pemlsrioa i f tho publUhvr, ArtIon took*. ______________ mzrtktefi t r Kiax I W w w f rad icoto. They watched tha man pin, otrslcxuag away to Um lar Port* ■ m o r tis ertviiu r M o n signs of Ufa appeared, bis change and go out tha doof. oxicv t n k i f m eetUsmsata with weather- Ha got Into a rad Bulck which *t vultlaa M W * • l« waa parked next to their Dodge. U aacZPSft*4 I W g it-ouaL A* a result, aar craft Usd up along the water Neither remembered the red car 1 Mu M drtvta* within* trout, and then they were on a being there when they stopped. boulevard, still Highway Ninety- He did not drive sway, but eat eight, out the signs said 'Avenue there smoking. •Well!” Priscilla exclaimed. E" and they were inside the city CHAPTERS He certainly gave us the oocolimits. The Ashing huts nad given •ITS SUCH s tr x n g s -lo o k lR f over. 1 nope he leaves befors ws 1 country, ao wild and desolate," way to oay-trout Homes, quiet go out. Can you see the license and secluded, weathered and dig­ frlaeilia said. bar ayaa sweeping plates on Ws carT* tbs expanse of aratar 00 ooa nified, but unimpressive. Rita was nearer the window Vm hungry," Priadlla said, aid' >.n tha murrtntnf atrip of than Priscilla. "Looks like Dis­ aw utd and aaa grass. than baa ayes darting. •Where la the trict of Columbia . . . I don’t tur ; to the othar aida of tha tow n?" T h u la It" Rita pulled to the want him to see ma staring. He’s aiynuny, a jungle of palmettos, probably waiting for someone— " Balm: ind mangroves. Rita waa curb at the corner of Avenue E She broke off suddenly, then drtvmr, and Priscilla waa taking and Market, on the Market-Street added. "1 wonder why that roughaotaa Rita might want them, aha ■Ida where several wooden etepe looking man la Inspecting mir ear led to sidewalk level. There waa aaid. tor a book sometime. seafood restaurant on the so closely P They war* on tha long, tooaly "And you didn't lock it." Pris­ •cratch at road batman Port 8L corner. Priscilla laughed. T v s eaten ao cilla reminded her. ioa and Apalachicola. Than warn T know but It's In plain sight much flak in tba past two days h i — without any atgn of haMtaru aoou be sprouting fins." She Look, Priscilla, ha’s w r i t i n g led. 'Rita, It looks ao—ao something down, and looking at IUU kould tall that PdaetUa our license number. Do you sup­ waa dctply m um tad in bar ear- dried up. U'a such a little town. pose we re violating something 1 lounrtlme "It's certainly differ* Her voice bad lost soma of the The waitress heard the ques­ enthusiasm of a few mllea back. §BUm ib t commonttd. tion. "You're not viols ting any­ •Not exactly deeoiaU," Pdadlla After nuadreda of mllea of drlv thing. That's Red Gallagher, a aaid. “ 1 can't And tha right word. leg, this m all water-front town shrimper. Red seems to like to I fm 11 inaida, but I And myaalf dreaming in tha fall sunshine was look over good-looking automo­ St a ioaa to expreaa It ft*a lonely not vary inspiring. 1 told you that," Rita said. biles I don't think he’ll bother —maybs that deaedbea It Too •And this la tha restaurant where anything." •ae ao few people. And there's She went away, and Priscilla we ate, that time we drove aa much apace. I didn’t know said In a low voice. T h a t man In through. 1 remember the food fflortda waa like lhla“ the red Bulck keeps glancing In •Plorlda tent* Rita laughed, waa good." .hers aa If he's watching us, too. They decided 00 pompano, hot •Sat tha part of Piortda ooa at* d appetizing with delicious . . . The shrimp fisherman's peep­ m ya thlnka about Miami Beach bush-puppies. When they had fin­ ing Inside our car now!" or tba citrua groves and tha laka Rita got up. "I'll pretend that region around Orlando . . Re­ ished, Rita said. "Now we’U look 1 want to get something out of for a place to stay and find Mr. member 1 told you there wouldn't tha car." he any beacnea la Apalachicola." Todd's office." She went out unhurriedly while A waitress hovering near said. •But tan't It on tha water 7" Priadlla watched. As (Uta went •Not on tha Gulf. It'a on Apala­ •Are you looking for Mr. Bara down tha steps leading to tha chicola Bay. rha place la our- Todd, the lawyer T ills office la street, tha fisherman moved rounded oy water, but the Quit just down this street In the next away. Bbe opened the car door la over oeyond St George'o block. You can tee nls name on and picked up Priscilla's notebook Island. rbere a terry aervlce; we'U the upstairs window." She was from the seat Aa she closed tha take the ear and go over one day. looking at t h e m with friendly door and looked up, the man in There t talk of a channel through curiosity. the red Bulck dropped hla eyes the Uiand to tha OuU, and when Rita thanked bar, and aa the and began writing in a notebook. that nappena, they My Apalachl- waitress walked away, her glance Ha dl<l not look her way again; teU will be back on the map in came bock to Priscilla. "What instead, he seemed Interested In a big way. Don't worry about a are you looking at 7'* the fisherman, who was saunter­ oeach. Pdacilla. When you're T h a t tall man there at the ing toward the wharf a Mock Jwougli wlUi IhU bualnrea, wo'ro register who Just bought clgarets away. roing on down the West Coast was atartng at us ao hard, par­ When she got back to their siui ic r o n to Miami.** ticularly at you." table, Priadlla laid excitedly, •Rita. 1 itlU can't believe this Rita, naif turning to see the •That man watched every move la real I feel to rtiaxtd. And 1 you model Then ha a t a r t e d nave tha strangest feeling that man, met his ayes aa his glance watching tho dlrty-looklng man. rve aeen all thia before. It’a Uka came their way again. He looked Which Is he Interested In—ua or coming home or something—as first at her. then at Priscilla and tha fisherman T" If I belong to this country . . . back to her again. It wasn’t a "Probably neither, t suspect Oh. look at those gorgeous palm flirtatious glance, more a specu­ lative look. he’s Just waiting for someone. trees!” He waa deeply tanned, hla dark Anyway, he's driving away now. A lew miles inward and they were along the water again with hair showing a little gray nt the We should do Ukewlso and look only an occasional battered palm temples. He wore slacks and a up Mr. Todd." (To Ife CmllmKfJ •Mhed against the sky, the water yellow pull-over. ■ reru n * $/» Christmas „ Special. DOOR M IR R O R A TANGERINE TOAST— West Texas Stata’s football team received five crates of tangerines from Orlando, the other day and Coach Frank Kimbrough and seven Buffaloei wasted no time proposing a toast to their appearance In tb« New Year's night affair. Standing, from left to right, are half back Fred Dawson, tackle Harold Lamb, fullback Charlie Sanders. Coach Kimbrough, tackle James Kauffman and cn<i Ken Rallard. Kneeling are tackle Harold Gouge and halfback Mark Clapp. West Texas will play Mlsalsaippl Southern In tha post-season tilt. Much Offensive Fireworks Seen For Bowl Game Tu.vium -a li.viR lE t F 1HSI RACK—d /lS sella Thumbnail Sketch O f M ike F CANYON, Tex— tr the past sea­ son can be used as a measuring stick, there should be plenty of ofefnslve fireworks when West Texas State and Mississippi South­ ern meet in the 11th annual Tan­ gerine Bowl at Orlando, Fla., Jan. 1. The Texans scored more than (0 points on three occasions and totaled 27(1 for nine games, an average of 30.7. Mississippi South­ ern wasn't fir behind wlht 206 points for n rate of 22 9 per out­ ing. Defensively, the Bowl rivals measure about the same. West Texas allowed 0.4 points per game during the regular campaign while Southern was a little stin­ gier with an 8.0 listing. Final statistics show that Char­ lie Sanders, 190-pound Junior full­ back, won the Buffaloes* scoring race easily although ho missed three game* dun to rib Injuries. He ripped off 12 touchdowns in tho first five tills before getting injured in tho sixth game against University of Arizona. Hon Mills, 175-pmind junior full­ back who was switched to fullback When Sanders was sidelined, caplured tho rushing championship with a lato surge. He gained 369 yards in 77 carries for an out­ standing average of 7.4 yards per carry. His 88-yard touchdown gallop against Texas Western was ti«- Buffaloes* longest running or passing play of the year. Although passing was secondary In West Texas' offensive arsenal, veteran quarterback Itubba Hill­ man made good use of what ae­ rials he delivered. He completes! 20 of 38 attempts for 337 yards and three touchdowns. His best single game effort came in the finale against Midwestern when Mike Fetchik, the Yonkers, New York golfer that blazed a new trail around the Mayfair Inn Sem­ inole Country Club Uit week dur­ ing the Second Annua) $13,000 PGA Mayfair Inn Open, won his first PGA Co-sponiored tourna­ ment in January 1933 when he captured the ILOOO first prize in the Brawley Open Invitational Tournament While Fetchlck's progress on the tour has been relatively alow, there hai been Increasing evi­ dence that he will be ■ major factor to contend with In tho dis­ tribution of prize monies. In the last tlx months Fetchick has been the fastest riser In golf. At age 34, he Is presently enjoying his belt ysar In tournament golf. Mike turned professional In February of 1930 at the age of 28 on the strength of some im presslve amateur showings In and around New York State including the Putnam County Championship in 1949, bat did not assume a regular tournament player status until 1954, and then for brief and well separated forays. Be that as it may, Fetchick, at 31, and already a member of what la lightly termed golfs mid­ dle guard, Is assuming • status where his play is being watched with increased wariness. Again in 1938 ne walked off a course with first prize early In the tour when ho won the St. Petersburg Open Invitational Tournament. His fellow pros could tee this one coming, for Mike had teid for third at the Callente Open, and for second at the Tex­ as Open Invitational. These three tournaments alone JACKSONVILLE UP—Leonard put a sum in excess of 34.ROO into L. McLucas, Duval County school the Fetchick coffers, thus surpasdirector of health and physical education and former football coach, died In a hospital here Sun­ day. McLucas, 31, a University of Florida football star In the late 1920's, had been in falling hralth for several years. He had been prominent in Duval County athletie activities for many years after first coaching at Seminole High School in San ford. He came to Jacksonville during World War II and served as coach for the Robert E. Lee Generals. Former Sanford Coach Succumbs Lavender Lady. Floallna W orld, lla 's Mints, Mr. Meuse, Kxcelleace, Buddy Kane. Phuny Card, Trans Pepper SKCOXD HACK— 0/1S Mila Bister Mac, Track King, Ileal kun O My Koee, Up Mate, 111 Btory, Mies Kim, Baylor Blue T H IR D RACK—0/1S MUe Tlmaleee. McTav|eh. Duet Bomb, R o d d y Ann Lacka Bose. Rubber Bouncer, Marked Ally, Tw o YY'a K O l'R TH RACK__ 4/14 Mile Conrad, E d's Member Me, F lo w ­ er Queen, Ilteeo. Galore, n iack Medicine. 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Badly 4#* A rounoabout way 47.G*rmstit 43. Manacles 43. Epochs •■3. Taut a 1 B y RAYMOND A . LA JO IE Central Press Association Correspondent CS«fOft4 HRISTMAS la • joyous time full o f colorful trsditto ns which h ave grown from ancient folkw ays sad rituals— willed to ua, through the agea, by peoples o f many C T oday, windows a r t lighted with site trie candles and the fronts o f homes feature levsly Christmas themes la spec­ tacular settings. But la Lon­ don o f 1413, eltlaeaa were fined fou r pence If they felled to hang out a "tyghtsd lan­ tern*" a t Christmastime. D uring the sam* period, too, Christmas banquets cow slated o f exotic roast pea­ cock, served w ith head, feathers and tall In ta ct To­ day, Juice*filled, steaming stuffad goose w ith apple d resting and plump turkay with chaatnut dressing In a setting o f other Christmas foods such as brandy fruit eake, Norwegian Christmas cake, original Injun* Puddln*. mince meat pia and Engtish plum pudding are traditional In millions o f happy homes on Christmas day. English schoolboys o f the 1700a. for example, penned "Christmas Pieces" fo r their parents on specially engraved stationery much as we tend Christmas cards now. T h e lovely gesture o f giv­ ing Christmas presents date* o f course, to the gold, frankIncense end myrrh presented to the Infant Christ by the Three Wise Kings o f the Eaat. In Spain, however, the practice of gift-giving Isn’t observed on Dec. 23. The reason? Spanish children be­ lieve that the Three Wise Men return to Bethlehem each year on the Eve o f Epiphany (Jan. d ) and so they fill thslr shoes with straw for the Magt'a camels , and retire early. In the morn­ ing, happy children find the straw gone and the rhoee are covered with gaily wrapped g ilts o f all kinds. During the lattar part o f the Middle Ages. Christmas waa celebrated as a vary holy feast day. It was the time when the faithful held swa­ i n s p i r i n g miracle plsys. Lengthy church aervtces were the order o f the dey In the 7 1 % •6 7T“ r i* ia " T 7r V . M tr~* % B M it & I^ s IH r r % * U % * 7T~ IT v - 10 TT“ TT“ 5 /^dfiristmas Storg a.-»UL.u ’_ *iu jri •j m a u if-iai.' ■ 7 “ % i t■r ym 7 21. Curved j i : i -i : v - i Una U 7I-1 W-]M ■Jell > mi *:-): 23. Jolt 27. Malay­ :ir*ciM :i. n i m a i 'J IM i t II .I I I-) an 1 ’J11UI'I';I U-. M boat 'j . i n i n u y z n - i m »i'jf« 21. AU : i -: m a T n -iV ! ‘ 30. Seaman ,.i i-t 31. Learn­ ii" .r jiii- j HIV.'MI I II I 1 ' ed Brahm­ Tim H u 'i kaewer an 33. Blunt 42. A f*a 34. Period 44. Affirm*. o f Urn* Uv* 37. Cubic meter reply 40. Ieland of 41. Heavy Napoleon’s weight exile J ♦7“ W /A TT TT W % __ 4 ,‘ in DOWN 3. (legal chair A Mualcal Instrument ammat YOU'RE TELLING ME! • ly W1U1AM I ITT* Centro! P r w Writer • BECAUSE o f an lncreaalng ahortag* o f oil due to the crisis in the Middle Eaat one European coun try has banned 8unday driv­ in g and other* may follow ault It'* an 111 wind. etc. l i t T o role* /unde /o r o charily on Jotca Stale collegia* gave a goldfish swallowing exhibition. L e f t hope the fish, too, took a chartm jable view o f the proceedings. ■ I I I A cheek, written en a cricket Let, w ee refused by ■ tendon Leek. Net very sporting e l them, w ee lit f r i T h e human race, a aclentut Bow telle u*. began to "g et ■m art" about a half-a-mlllion yeara ago. W hat w* want to •‘ know la how long ago It waa when It went back to being Juat plain dumb! ! J 1 A t IS, the Nlsam o f Hyderabad, reputed worth ov er f t 610Ion, has retired. Ouets he figured he had enough dough to te e him through old age. ! ! 1 An Insurant* executive declare* that cUryymen generally are net "good, safe drivers." Iven though they silt* to the straight and nar­ row reed? 1 ! ! A native o f Africa, recently discovered to bo 160 years old, gives hie recipe fo r longevity. Hls dally diet, he says, la drink­ ing, smoking and plenty o f por­ ridge. Porridge?— we Juat knew there had to be a hitch In Itl % fgt [y|| geest, unsurpassed Cothle cathedrals, Then the pendulum swung the other w ey. When the Puritans cem# Into power In England under Oliver Crom­ well they tried to ebollah Christmse. History records that for 22 years the Massa­ chusetts Bay colony, as n later example o f this. Im­ posed a five-shilling fin* on tnyoa* caught observing tb* birthday o f Christ Almost Impossible to Imag­ ine la that even as lets as 1373 there were no soft, melodious Christmas carols to enchant the festivities. Our first modern carol waa O Come, AU Ye Faithful. Taken from an old Latin poem. A deetet Fidties. It was translated into English In the year 1731 and a few years later set to music. Actually n hymn. It was originally written by Bonaventure, blah op o f Albany, who lived five centuries be­ fore in Tuscany, Italy. But it remained for the gsy, wan­ dering bands o f minstrels to popularise the stirring lyrics o f the spirit o f Christmas and Christ. Christmas assumed modem form during the early 10th Century. A n Austrian minis­ ter, Joseph Mohr, composed the moat beloved o f Christ­ mas hymns, Silent Night, Holy Night. A few years following, Charles Dickens* famous nov­ els o f the 1340* painted an trraststlbl* picture o f winter coach ridea, steaming plum puddings and hearty Yuletide feasting and dancing. Dickens* A Christmas Carol, published In 1843 with lha heartless saga o f Scrooge and ending with the prayer o f Tiny Tim—"God bless ua everyone" . . . did much to mellow the Purttannlcal at­ titude toward Christmas. Be­ cause o f this, Dtcktn* has alnca been called "the map who discovered Christmas." Animals, too, enjoy a part In tha Christmas celebration. In lha German Alps, aa one example. It la a sincere belief that on Christmas Eva ell animals speck. In 8weden, ale la given to the cattle on JoA 7 ia d m ' ~ HKD JACKETS by K *U to brushed s*otl psktsl colors. Sties sm all, medium, Is r l* . $2.98 -$ 4 .9 8 The Three Wise Mess brtaff the tret Christmas gifts to the latest Christ. Christmas Eve In honor o f their privileged presence at the manger at Bethlehem. In addition to our Euro­ pean brothers, America, too, has contributed to the Christ­ mas tradition. W s are, for ons thing, responsible for the colorful polniettla, our moat popular, colorful o f Yuletlde plants. It was named after Joel R1 Poinsett, who. In 1829, brought the wild, flowering beauty back from Mexico to hls gardens In Charleston, S. C. In Switzerland, to accept a bunch o f edelweiss on Christmas Is also to accept the man who proffers IL Welnschten, Holy Night, It Christmas to all In Germany. The people there have main­ tained their t r a d i t i o n s through centuries and many o f their charming customs have been adapted through­ out the world. It waa the German princess o f Mecklenburg who intro­ duced the first Christmas tree to France In 18(0. Be­ fore then, the tree was not a part of the French festivities. Today at Christmas, (he streets and gay shop windows o f large cities throughout France nre bright with deco­ rated trees—large and small. CAN-CAN PETTICOATS perfect I* wear under fill skirts sod boaffant drtssss sod a* ales under lbs Chrlaisas* Ti m (or IN Lady of (he House to* artificial and real. More lovely legends, cus­ toms and traditions come from Mexico, Sweden and Poland and Norway. Soma exam ples? In Mexico, Christmae la celebrated by tolling bells, blowing o f whistles and shooting o f fireworks at mid­ n igh t In Sweden where sparkling whit* snow Is everywhere at Christmastime, the girls em­ ulate 8t. Lucia, a medieval saint—and dressed In whit* with a crown o f lighted can­ dles they carry coffee and hot buna from door to door. In a neighboring land, Po­ und, Christmas dinner isn’t served until the evening star shows In the heavens. But no matter what tha festive custom or tradition for sach country at Yuletlde, one thing ls certain. Tha ob­ servance unites In all Its shining winter glory the moat blessed o f all meanings—the birth o f the Infant Savior at Bethlehem, Redeemer o f the world! $5.9® - HURTS la gaberdine * esrdmroy. Si*** 23-33, mad* ta ml* aad maieh with blouses aad swestor*. 53.98 — $11.98 ■ST’ W J>oh WISM HANDKERCHIEFS. Initial sod T V to g ift farm. 91-M A |1.30 Boxed Tom ossow: THE CHRISTMAS STORY—Is the story o f a song, gilt nf Night, our most b e l o v e d Christmse hymn. singled. .50c each I All silk slip oa BOW TIE by Vaa Henasa $ 1.00 T THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY i Legal Notice n r ai'iT x o tic i: HTATE O F K O l i m i A Till Harlt* I-. h« llut lun. 77 Atlanta H i r » .l M cD onoug h , U su ry County. •l - a r s i a : M .i nl* J .ib- John,, an I ■l - o r s e K. Johns, her husband, I’. O. Uox I. W a t e r p r o o f l.o u liU n a : the u n k n o w n hslrt, d avltss s, sr an trrs. 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F IN A N C E C O R P O R A T I ---------- --- i !*L ' GE Skillet—Reg $17.95—Special $13,44 Largest Display o f Appliances In Sanford G A C O J4 ia m f o r p 1 11 W e i l F 'm l S t r e e t ....................................... T eL 1 1 5 5 IP*d tstatum Thaotar M S U g f -ORLANDO*. 4 0 7 W e s t C e n tr a l A v e n u e .............^ j - . T e L 3 - 6 4 9 3 •fotmetfr IW m ! 3 $2.98 up Never Under Sold — Never Out-Traded SWEATERS by Bluebird, sllpons and cardigans. In the new fall shades. G O R M L Y , In c . 216 S. Palmetto Ave. Phone 778 $2.98 up "G iv e a G ift 1 I CertlflestsT J �TH E SANFORITHERALD Pnj;e 8, Tucs., Dec. 18. 105G News Briefs MUSICAL TH ERAPY ALVA, Okie., Lf^-Dr. Kenneth A. Fite, head o f the mtsilc de­ partment at Northwestern Slate C olltfe here, lays one o f the greatest potential developments la the field o f mental health may be the use of music in therapeu­ tic treatment. COPPED CAR . ' < / 1) K what wia TOO UOTf HAPPEN 1N0f P € ’.p a ir nxfn « s \ (u r 9 M M err! SEATTLE (it—A housewife cal* led police to report a roan had parked a car in front o f her home and walked away suspiciouslyShe thought it might bave been stolen. Police found her hunch was right. It wae a police car and It had been stolen from the Puhlle Safety Building. WHAT 00 VOUMAN? WOVWtTHTX IThCHOUMAMP K O tW < A «T T h £/m e SPIPCTMtN, TOO LATt, RASH.' Ut - e ______risORTAL ENCWfg .„ JUMPING JOB NAPA, Calif, (it— A workman Jumped from an intersection pe­ destrian Island Just In time to es­ cape a car that knocked down a traffic light standard. The workman had Just replaced the standard, smashed by another vehicle 24 hours earlier. <3ASAKX1 ccm aO N O u T IN T H ff O P E N r BUTTON, BUTTON DUNSMUIR, Calif. (it-M r s . Ru­ by Brown o f Dunsmuir has a col* ection o f 5,000 campaign buttons, including som* made o f bone, Jet, leather, china, pewter and steelOne comm em orates Carrie Na* tlon’ s anti-saloon campaigns o f 1901. AND FU3WTI r-O JURY TO JUG n r u b y r r yo u GOT MAO H UQ T IVHAT OH HRA a M P P S H fO TV H T H O fiS e H’H fH 7H R BK/PGT ALL RIGHT. B U T P O N Y TOUCH M T SADDLEBAG HJM J H M f TOSHOOm I O H 9 m r couth STRMAAf. DETROIT li t— A man here was quickly demoted from the Jury to the Jug. He wae sentenced to two days In Jail when he showed up drunk for Jury duly In suburbsn SL Clair Shore. 50 ITT. TIME cop voiip 5'JPPE® EM • Legal Notice MITM t: i ill* i it i oi n r in* ms: M M II J M IH IM . llltC L IT UK ST.ONIII IV AMI KIIH aiiwi.Mii.s: IO IN T 1, l> CIIS.MKHV. .M*. M il I CAN A LW A YS T E L L W H EN O A lfJV S MUNGPV, QY THE J V/AY 'iM E W A G o T I'etllinn o f M onr o* 1.4 ml f o r the .' ( o p t i o n o f Churl** W il lia m l i e I n t r r * a m inor .................... TO: Ilmira* A iia u it l* M cIn tyre , ail'lrr** un kn ow n . You ar * h e r e b y notifleil that a petit ion hn* li**n fll*'l In Ih* ah'*** s t j l r - l Court by M oarce I-an.l fo r th* adoption o f Chart** W illiam Mclntyr*. a minor. »ml y ou are r*'iolr*d lo » » r » * * c o p y o f t o u r An*w*r or tilijo cllo n* to *how rail** wlir -.ii*l p*tltlon rhoj iM not li* grant ed. on W’ lIJIO.N A I .K X ANDKIt. * l t o i n*y f » r |i*tltlon*r. wh o** m ailing aildr*** I* I*. O. It..w III, K*rn Park. Klorld* and fll* Ih* origin al In Ih* o f f i c e o f |h« l i i r i r o f i h * c ir c n lt Court on o r h* f» r* Ih* U l h day o f lieceinh.r A P. I ’ S* ll*r *ln fall not or * d ecr ee p ro r o n f * . - o will b « *n l« r*'l ii«.tln*t you W lln r - * my li . m l atnl Ih* -e*l o f .aid Court In Hanford Hemlnote CountT. Ktorlda. thl* JSth day o f Novemb er, A.D.. ISIS. LIS T E N , V C U V e H A D • ( VCXlf? S U P P 6 P - V O U V . CAM TUPM V O U P y ( M OTOR C F F NOW ) lNOW I CAM J G€T SACK TO r MY PAPEP \ HEP TAIL 1---- ♦o bv III* rUliMRnt. tils RK*rsl. or •tale the place or retldenca and at to rn ey, and an y such c laim or (|iman*1 not t o fl1e«l » h ill b« void po«t office address of tha claim* ant. an*t shall ba sworn to by tha rUlmant. his a*#nt. hla attorney, A r ad m in ist ra to r o f the E l* and anr such claim or demand not t a le o f «n fll-d shall ba void/ UKOItUK MAUfttCK JACOBS, /#/ Frances li Hlafford deceateit A* admlnhtratrlx o f tha E t­ |m»| OLAH HTKNHTROM ta of Attornar for Admlnlitratrli l» r:\TZK f. C. ,♦AT AFFORD, Kda.irdB MulMIng HH . dec*a»*d Hanford. Florid* Pate of First Publication D totm her 10th. !) : « . KUNA in t ii *: COLLAPSED? * * OH-- ^ LOOKING TO CHARITY NIGHT— Leaders of Sanford veterans and fraternal organliatloos are looking forward to Charity Night Thursday at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. Front row (left to right) —Ann Tnulty, VKW unit 3282, Guy Allen, Leading Knight Sanford Elks, and Ruth Smith, president VFW UmL Back row— Michael Thomas, Commander VKW Post 3282. Jerry Collins, SanfordOrlando track operator, Lynn Lyon, Commander American Legion Post 53, ad Karlyle Housholder, Service Officer Post 53. The greyhound ia Black C«as«r. * Til*: c o i 11 r in o k t iis : H JACOBS lo tb» Court of Ik* * " « • !f Judo*. »i:*II.NOI.i; U*ol>, KI-rlAa, lo S-rokalr. lo r»i r.aiai* «f IyK.NTr.KI. C. HTAKKORn Hll t)*c*s*«d. T* All C**dll«*a «*d r*r*«n* II**_ I laloi* ItrranmU Aanlntt laa A U TO LOANS Lowest Cost Maid Kstatei You ami each o f yo u are lisrehy no tifie d and r eq uir ed to present any c laim s and d em a nd s which you, ARiilnst or eit h er o f votj, may hake au-ilnst th* r at ato o f IlK.NTZKI, C. HTAKF O R D . HR., decaasesl late o f said t 'o u nty. to the C ou n ty Judtcn i»f HKMINOf.K County. Florida, at hl« o ff t r a In the c o u r t house o f «.ibl f o u n t v at HA.N'FtHtD. Florida, w i t h ­ in elicht ralend.tr months f r o m the time o f the f|r«t publicat ion o f this notice Karh s-Ulin or d#« mand shall he In w r ltl n v . and shall M IA N T X INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT| Hus Imi FDIC 1111 v r v JI IIOSC, aS:*SIMII.M t o i v r v , I I.nil III I. IN 111:1 s:aT»T»: ns- UKOIttlK MALHICK JACdUX DID ONE O* TH’ BOYS RUN OUTDOORS AGAIN WITHOUT HIS COAT, r - GRANDMA? j ' 1 BELIEVE YOU * WORRY TOO MUCH ABOUT THOSE * YOUNGSTERS/7/ V E A H .l SPOSE MAYBE Ll DO. BUT,O EE,ITS MIGHTY N IC E ...< ----------------------* / — ItOOHOhALPOf- W IL D C A T S / CHAX1PO\’3H/R «V i A UTTII Ollt look, hopefully to­ ward • polireman In N«w York after aha arrived at Internatlonal Airport, Idiewlld, New York, on • flight from Puerto Rico by her•elf. Nobody met the child, about four yean old, and she was dis­ covered crying In the baggage mom. Police said she spoke no Engllah, gave her name as Alvldla n.imncrt and rould give no Information on parents or rela­ tive*. fftitemaHonol) .V£> TueP€OSi\F , fc B d OH THERLJH A\0 THUHDERS U PH ELD-. 01US LEAD HO WILDCAT*,I3~7- POLLS A R E }'\ ------. , - < V A SLE SP V r HEY.'- \ Vjhats t h e ) N O I S E iy • ITS THE COCKNCa TIMEC 0NTV4C " -I sra v e/irv M E N r) — - 3 OPT." / s. v ; ho c o o <s ' ( mom s e r a it- vjhsn V, ArTHiSTlME ) |T5 TIME FOR ME T O /*' o p night 7 / 7 seMDNcu r— — < _ s - , . — -— n hone “ ! ^ -T T V . THISIS EASIER IMAM A 5 THE f INAL f EAIUREOFOU r X CHARITY S IK M WE PRESENT THE WCBLDS UEAVYVf LIGHT CHAMPION ,AT TUP PUfJCHIfkj BAG? - r - j — y - r ; . ir IGOL-J J--------< CHAMPWANTS lV.WVt WE WANT NO AJPAIDTOU I’LL YOUT0STAY /\h10CE 10D0WTTH WAITAND 1 N—I 111SIJ ^ FINOOUTT ” ' 1 TO *1.1. CHKIIITOII* *NU rK.lt* IIIN« II** I Mi Cl. *1*1* OH UK*S * NIIN SO * IN*T a * lll K.kTtTStl You and **ch o f you ar* h*r*liy n o l l f l . d nnd r » i u l r * d to pr*«*n! any claim* and Unmand* w h ic h you, " r »lth*r o f you. m a r h » » * aa aln.1 th* rs ta ta o f iirO lt'lK M A CIilC K JACOtlH. d*c*a**'l. lal* o f *nld County, to th* C ou n ty J uiI k * o f HKMINOLK C oun ty. KlorIda, al hi* " f f l r * In th* rourt hoii«* o f *ald C ou n ty a l Hanford. Ktorlda within *loh t ralaod ar moil I In from th* tlin* o f tha flr»t piitdlcallon o f till, untie*. Ka th c laim or dfltnand *li 1*11 h* in writ* Inc. and *hall . t a l* Ih* nla c* o f r *.ld*n r* and poal OltifS aildr*** o f th* claimant, and *h»ll h* aworn J An old Soma can be modernised by Vf(T \ the magic of r*m«d- & dl •ling, lei us help you plan a new lif« In your old hem*. 1 C 2 * R * TAKES THE w/CK-Orc ’WF IRS6 PRO GAM E r» LMDER HAY.* y>c v.ont - Bur t r s , \ MAKE ANY r v / f c e LATE/ THE \ NOiSB/y HUNGRY. 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See ut for idem, estimate* rnnw-tfors and financing. /] 2j 2 ■ T td f. m | | PRATT & LAMBERT D I N - The modern home li not com- fi ~ P^*** W'lhoul a den for quiet study or ] H H k JU relaaation. let us help you plan one = for your home. See us for ideas, estimates,faiiimctors ond finoncinf HOUSE PAINT ■"•N O TOUR HOME UP TO M OO IRN IT A N O A R D 8 BY NBMOOILINQ lOMMlJ < U w I3 *4 J T R in I « �' • THE SANFORD HERALD i t o W U M - IB PA IU PAINTING M ER C H A N D IS E - For Painting call Mr. Tasker. Pk. M U . Bam iP «U l t l U i Wa ooy and sen r iO O B aaHdiag a id Claming, waxing. Harriot Semi­ nole county liner 1834. (Free furniture. Paying tap cash prices (or any thing •( value. SUPER TRAD* FREE 10-11 following: 1NO POST ea 17-42 Ph N63-W. H. M. Glaaton. Laka Mary Thla ia a free pass to the Prairie Lake Drive In Theatre tor WUUa B. Jonea Erp. dale Dec. M e R A N E Y -B M I T H P A IN T S 27, 1856. M i l 8. Park Pkaoa 1501 — Factory *> Yea— a - r i A W Q a B B v l c i _____________ Alamlaem Vasatlas Blhada Ll L. BlU — Pi*»»a TrehaJeUa Encloaed hand. Sag-proof botton PkaM SIM Baata 1. h * W rail with plaatta and-. PlasU or rayon tape*. Cation at oylaa tl tlat yn will C U S S in iD ADS 21-ROOnNO and FUDOW R 18 Pk U f H » B lT ________ P L U M B IN G ontraet and Rapalr Work S c n k a r ik G ia n s a n d P a in t C # 1U-U4 West 2nd S t Phona 320 Free D tojJ ** a t . HARVEY Phona 18-5 204 Sanford Ara. LIVE BAIT Shiners, Bull Heads. Pop GuU 5 Doian, 9Se Missouri Minnows and Worms Spaghetti, K o ^ r Corned Beef This Is a free P*»* to tha Rltx Theatre fo r Mrs. June Brown- Fleming G rocery— E . Geneva Ave. Sandwiches. SO. CITY LIMITS. Exp. date Dec. 27, HOC._______ 4—LOST AND FOUND Oil heaters, all kind, cheap CERAMIC TILE We take yours In trade. 1 V )S T — Brown k ~ White male Super T rsdlog Fo*l Paul F. Mualler A Son Ph. 154 ’# Beagle puppy » M r in i green f r e e estimnta. Quality work. On llwy. 17-92___ Phone 20S3-W. collar with Jingle k*11*- An awer? to name “ Mickey ’. Lost Paint 2J 0 g a l Sweat Shirts, Jae* PLUMBING * HEATING near S o o ^ P i o e e ^ t fch ool or kets, Cota, Tania. Army-Navy vicinity. REWARD. Apply Mr». gentle Tank Installation A Servlet Surplus. 310 Sanford kvs. Heater Sarrlee, A r c h i e C. Clara PlglioU I M U a r a l Dr. H arriett phone 734-W or 1335. Order personalised French-fold #r rail Dr. Baa*. UM. Christmas cards, with your lold^andwhlt* nurae’a pan lost favorite snap sh o t 25 for $4. naar Touchton Drug Co. Re* 10O for $14. WIEBOLDTS CAM­ ward. Phone 1111. . ERA 8HOP, 210 B. Park Ave. -L O ST — Wallet containing money la jf m u ir SEWING MACHINES a and valuable paper*. N n d«r Necehl — While • keep money belt plaasa ™turn COMPLETE PLUMBING JOB New and Used wallet and paper* to Charlie Including: bath fu tu res, emblnwt O A R B E TT'S 323 E. 1st S t ._ > Wilson Jr. »10 Willow Are. sink, water pump, »«Ptle Unk and water heater, approximate* This Is a free pass to ths MovieLo s t — P air glaate*. RtW ARD. land Ride-In Theatre for Mrs. MeRaaey Smith Paint h Glass. L. P. D uffy. Exp. date Dec. « today Fb. UN. 27, 1956. 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 IN N tTTrS SUak. far Cklekaa. aood food. Shrimp, I $"•« J tM Lay*Awgy) lb. Turkey I ll - H i r e r _______________ $94.50 M AYFAIR AREA 112 N. Virginia, beautiful Brit­ tany Farm Home. 3 bedroom », 2 bath*: “ Wade-built" on Oak shaded lots. By appointment $35,OOO OZIER R E A L T Y CO $ 179. l-aura B. Oiler, Realtor H aiti M. Field. Associate 2801 So Orlando Hwy. Ph 1359 EVENINGS: 3115 and 716 BALL REALTY And INSURANCE OPEN MONDAYS T I L 9700 l\MECHOLS BEDDING CO. Cor. 2nd A Magnolia. Th. 1232 "Bud Bamberger, Mgr. FREE DELIVERY 48-F A R M and GARDEN 204 So. Park Ave. 2 Oranges, tangerines A kumquals 2201 W. 25th. J. T. Fortier Sr CABBAGE P U N T S 400.000 Midseason Market. 2105. EA SY TO FIN D - ROSA L. P A Y TO N $299.00 Reglstared Raal Estata Broker 17-42 at Hiawatha Sofa-Bed with Matching Chair Phene 2S71 NOW $159.00 Rtg. $199____ Bookcase Bed Dresser and Mirror tnnerspring Maltress Bos Spring Complete BEDROOM You'll Find It In - wllh n -B E O E E R S and R I A i r O B i ’ Qulllop Innerspring Matlrese and Matching Box Spring Rag. 1139 . .. LESS TRADE $ » 3-Rm Group. ___ ___ * 6 - LOTS Eight choice lots in th« M ayfair Area at an atlraitiva cash p- '* . W. E. Klrchoff Jr. Phona SOI. XMAS SPECIALS (ft—ARTICLES FOR BALE T H IS : t W 47—FUBNTIVBE—BOUSEROLE Ph. — PboneJgO H A N D Y-C O M PLETE Gifts hr Mm O. D. Farrell’ a ARCADE PACKAGE STORE Featuring: The Very Best $10 E. First Has your husband ever enjoyed the fine fitting Qualities o f NUNN-BUSH shoes Give him a pair, from , 118.95 IVEY’S SHOE STORE Gifts fir Pdr F ou nu lo Pens, Pencils and matched sets by — Shcaffer ami Parker TOUCHTON DRUG CO. MEN'S ROBES and TV JACKETS all wool and blend* Y O W E L L ’ S WINCHESTER RIFLE DOLLH OUSE a Calibre Single ------ $HU0 bedroom, maaonry, kitchen 22 Calibre double ..... $29 75 rqulpped, beautiful oak floors, ceramic tiled bath, nice cloeeta, SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS Sanford Ave. at 25th St plenty o f kitchen cabinets, nice porch, 2 lot*, citrus, corner WROUGHT IRON location at lOlt Holy Ave. This Smoking Stand is * good buy at $10,500, with Wllh Magazine Rack $7.93 term* available. Exclusive. MATHER o f Sanford 103 E. Firit St. MONEY CLIPS Sterling and Quid F lilel $2.23 and $3.00 WM. E. KADER 112 S. Park Ave. . FURNISHINGS— Reasonably Priced Hats—Shirts— Underwear— Belt* Trousers— Sox—Shoe* H. A A. DEPT STORE Corner Sanford A 4th 8L Complete lloe o f Carta and Step stools FURNITURE CENTER 118 W. First SL The Lasting gift foe u a horn* 27 x 54 Scatter Ruga 18.11 A IA N SANFORD LINOLEUM A T I L ! 127 W. First 84. MIRRORS 18 x 68 crystal sheet Regular $12 85 DOOR MIRROR, 19.63 •#. SKNKAR1K GLASS A PAINT Co. 118-114 W. 2nd S t TWIN HOLLYWOOD Bed Outfit, complete $44.93 M ATHEn o f Sanford 208 E. First S t 4-pc. Grtscsr Food Chopper 11195 For her Christmas give her FURNITURE CENTER planters and blooming putted I t t W. First 8 t Billfolds ........................ $3.00 up SPORTS SHIRTS A JACKETS plants from — W. DIETRICHS T . W. HBBO Watches ........................ 19.95 up GRAPKVIL1.F. NURSERY Complete Man’s Wear BOUDOIR REALTORS Reasonably Priced Gr»pevllle Ave. — Phone 21)58 1991 Park Av* Pbaee If or 141 Key Chains ................ . . . $3.50 LAMPS FRANK NOELL, Jeweler G A R R E T T ' S 85.93 up 110 S. Park Av*. luy on# o f our nsw bloek horns* W1LSON-MA1ER 323 E. rirst St. before January 1st and get 311 E. 1 s t S t PhoM 991 Reautiful D scintleri homestead exemption. Two S4-APTS—nOUSES-ROOMB of His favorite The Perfect G ift FRIG ID AIRE’S exclusive bedroom at $7300. Three bad Whiskey $4.60 and up Wallets, for 3fen and 30-Inch Frtnch Door room at $9250. Term* available. 1—PERSONAL NOTICE* WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: room* Ladies'. $3.50 up. THE TOWN PUMP Electric Raoge, $309.93 up Singer clcc. port acwlng mach Plumbing. Kresky Heating Savarsl investment* rentals pio* private bath*. I l l W. First St $30.00 CLAUDE H. WOLFE WERT JEWELRY STORE 112 w. rim St. ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby perties for tala. Phone ua for M . G. HODGES 309 E. First 8 t Nearly new baby bed $22 30 Avalon Apli. E fficiency. Ph. 720-W 303 E. l e t Phone 5 Seda Day. Week, or Month— details. Service on All Water P u m p a Men's SLACKS, variety o f pa ltem i, Foam Rubber M att A Bed $*>.00 T e l 1425 rurniture Center Wells Drilled — Pumps PAINT .................. .. 8150 gal atyie* It fabric*. 28 46 waist. New llom art Jet pump $50.00 Effielency apt. Hi-way 17-92 So. f 111 West First S t Paola Road, Phone 700 8lnglo Blankets, each St $6.93 — $18.93 22 Auto, rifle, scope-site $27.50 City Limits. Slumberland C ou rt SatTn Com forts ................. 11.98 12 gauge ahotgun, new . $17.50 C O W A N ’ S REALTOR IS—SPECIAL NOTICES ARM Y-NAVY SURPLUS Spin reel, Southbcnd rod $15.00 Sec Seminole Realty for Desir­ 212 E. 1st., Phone 874 Raymond Lundqulit, 310 Sanford Av*. Hotpolnt electric range . $fio.oo able Houses and Apts. Phone 27 Robinson Hand Crafted Furniture. ASSOCIATE I—AUTOMOTIVE WANTED Walnut Tea wagon ...... . $25.00 Men’s SOCKS, nrgylei St stretch DOROTHY O nA Y T. V. LAMPS Wa build, design and refinish Phase 1173. Atlantic Bank Bldg. Sedroom aultes from SVMK) EFFICIENCY’ Apariment. Suitable Toiletriei style*. Assorted colors. $2.95 See at 911 French, Ph. 32-B. Sell Your C*r to New Singer type sewing machines for Winter T ou rist Private hath $.35 $1.00, Package of 3 $1.93 Creams — Lotions OWNER MUST SELL ROY REEL FURNITURE CENTER ............................... ............ $59 JO Si shower. Steam h ast Inquire Hero I* an opportunity you should PUMPS A SPItl.NKI.Klt C O W A N ' S Gift Sets 304 W. Second S t lift W. First 8L SUPER TRADING POST SYSTEMS Manuel Jacobson across from not miss. Lovely 3 bedroom CU 212 E. 1st., Phone 874 Y 0 W E L L ' S Ph. 2053-W Open till 8:00 p.m. types and sties. Installed Post Office. ~ 8—BOATS AND MOTOBS_ RAT KILLERS All home on large shady grounds, “ Do It Yourself." family alte kitchen, lots o f SPECIAL MEDANA WATCHES* Blonde Admiral TV — 3 way Guaranteed 2 Room Apt*. 112 Elm. Ph 2963-W REVLON Coimstlcs . . . 81.25 up Your Evlnrud# Dealer WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Fully Guaranteed closet space, hardwood floors c o m b in a tio n , reasonabc. De-Con 81.69 — Warfarin 81.0ft ’m ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Gift Sets .............. 250 up S T I N E thru-out. VALUED at over Ladies $12.95 up. Men’s $lt>.U3 up bedroom furnished apt. CloseA Manna. 2015 Sanford Ave. 2Brush and Comb sell . 82.50 up BIDWELL FEED * SUPPLY CO. Machine and Supply Co. " 301 B . 1st S t Phone 998 $13,000 REDUCED to $12,000 Sanford Jewelry & Luggage Apt. No. 2. In. 703 Palm etto Ave. 110 E. 2nd St. Phone 143ft ROUMILLAT It ANDERSON 207 W. 2nd S t P*- 82 for quick sal*. 300 Sanford Ave. Phone 1318 p_MOTOBCYCLBS*BICYCLES On the Com er by the Clock unfurnished house, Chlld’ a Red Fire Truck, In good 3-bedroom W. H. ••Bin- STEMFER condition. Phone 3127. Celery Ave. Phone 2044. Motor Scooter, Italian This la a free pass to the RlU 1954 _____ Realtor — General Iasaror Theatre for llaiel Studcbakcr. TUSSY Make. Telephone Z35-JGuy Allan Associate N ew HoU-Fait boy* 28" blcyefe) 5 room furnished, 2 bedrroom Exp. date Dev. 27, 1956. Wind and Weather Lotion Arlrttr Price, Associate $35.00. Phone 3078. house. Just repainted. Convcn $1.00 ail........... 50c 11—TRACTORS Phone 905 or 2122 — 112 N. Park Desk It Chair lent to Air Base. Ph. glO-J. CROSLEY - BEND1X $2.00 sire 11.00 44 -A P P L IA N C S S Seta Sales and Service TOUCHTON DRUG CO G. E. ELECTRIC a t t p n t ION BULK F R U IT IF IT 18 REAtTESTATE Nice couple*, clean furnished a p t From $19.95 RANDALL PERCOLATOR, reg., $19.95 ask Crumley It Montelth Electric kitchen, private hath • ' E S S E j“ * * » « T th,7^ WILSON-MA1ER FRIGIDAIRE appliance*, Sale Electric Company at 117 South Park Phone 772 (30) 1W5 . W l M O f t d T 720 Sale Price $18.95 & entrance. Phone 1548 W. TIME 311 E. Flrat St. J>hOM 931 and service. G. If. High, Oviedo Service— Quality —SatufacUoa tractor* and 1883 M ac* a &u RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. A lovely gift watch Fla, Phone F0-5-3315 or San PHONE 9271 for CIIKKRY tractors. Look t h m w a r now Ph. 113 Sanford 2837-J-3 Da Bary Duplex furnished 3 raom apart­ LITTLE BOYS PANTS 112 S. Magnolia $19.75 up ford 1012-W after fl p.m. ment with bath $45.00 month Real Estate Brokerage — Notary whtl* selection J o , « ood- . A1“ J Size.* 2 to boys 18 WM. E. KADER 1219 W. 13th St. Rear-Barber Shop twenty (10) good 31’ and 34 608 West 8th Street. $2.98 up HEATING 112 S. Park Ave. One 1932 Frigld.iire 12 cu. f t Famous Sunbeam Bulk Fruit trailers. Oreat D*neP U R C E lX ’S e'loor Furnace* A Circulator* refrigerator. Good condition SI-A C R E A G E REAL ESTATE DRIVE-fN Mixmastcr with Juictr Dlamoad T, 10* *o- Orange 123 W. First SL 2544 French Ave mechanically and otherwise. H. B. POPE CO.. Inc. DRESSES FOR SUU-TEENS Blossom Trail. Orlando 5-9061. $47.50 Ten acres exceptional tiled land J. W. HAI.l., REALTOR 200 S. Park Phone 1440 $110.00 Phone 2080. Cotlon—Cc duroy— Mixed GAMES MATHER o f Sanford on hard surface road. W. E Johnny Walker, Associate Pi.9* to $10.9* 13—t r a il * * * __________ Books — Toy* 202 E. Firs' StKtrchhoff Jr. Phone 3U3. Maytag automatic washer, good “ Call fla il" Phone 1758 GATLIN BROTHERS HOLLYWOOD SHOPS Blocks — Banka condition, $125. Phona 389-J. Dragline A Bulldozer Service It will pay YOU to see ua hafora 114 E. First St. Plush Animals L'onault A R E A L T O R Ftrat CHRISTMAS ou buy. Opea Evenings and Ph. 7712 Geneva. 2495 W. Sanford, 43— BUILDING MATERIALS TOUCHTON DRUG CO. CULLEN AND HARKKY CANDIES iundays PICK A GIFT OF INSPIRATION alter Sales Acreage listings o f undeveloped 1*9 N. Park Av*. Phene 231$ ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ EastaUa Trai Whitman’* — Nunnally’ a All Sizes — not Desperation CONCRETE land in tracts of 5 acres or Palatka, Fla. ments, invoices, hand bills, ami Pangborn — Norris LEVIS See our beautiful center nicies larger in Seminole County. Ph. „ it t sa programs, etc. Progressive Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete TOUCHTON DRUG CO. $3 35 — $3.93 — $4.30 SW EEN EYS Alritraam House Trailer fo r sale. Block, Sand, Gravel Cement, Collect or write Pat Puttillo. t O . fL L n i r s e n " v C o n is iu . Printing Co. Phone 408 - r 403 i l l 3lagnolia . Phone 117 Concrete Pipe to meat all Purchssad new this y «*r. Com­ PURCELL' S J. Rolf* Davis. Inc. 56621. 27 | > O * * West 13th S t IMPORTED CHINA Qualifications. plete with combination w fri123 . W. First St. S. Mnin St. Orlando. Fla. A. B. PETERSON ~ SHOES Pretty Palcnl i for ~ from all over tha world WELL DRILLING asrator. gaa rang#, g s» neat, S h iermnn Concrete I’ lpe Co. Broker Associates: A. B Peterion dress and Culo Straps for MONROE CORNER CRAFT and twin bads. dlnat’-a A 12 gallon Fairbanka-Morse pumps. Out West 13th S t Phona 2189 Jr., P. J. C h ru tn on , Garfield Everyday. $2.98 up GIFT SHOP Trftftg & Trimming* water Unit. SL John * R u '‘ TRepairs to all makes. WtlltUs, John Melseh and R W SANFORD SHOE CENTER l*t. St. 3 Ml. W. o f the Clock This is a free pas* to the kfovla- 15-nO.MF.S Phona 1U9 or 1070, Sanford. HOWARD C. LONG Williams. A. C. Doudney. Land 208 S. Sanford Ave. land Itide-In Thewtra for J. P. 207 E. Commercial Ave. Surveyor. COMPLETE SELECTION Cullen. Exp. data Dec. 27, 1956. Five room houie with bath and 118 N. Park Avo. 14— USED CABS __________ Phone 388 WEBTINGHOUSE Toeslt-r Phone MM Christmas Tree Trimming* CHARMS Choice o f confection colois approximately thirteen acre* of Chrysler late model 1951 hard top O —vSCHOOLS-LNST r u c t i o n 46—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT and Decoration* GohJ and $21.95 high hammock land. W. * convertible. 3t.ooo mite*. In exSilver Buy while stocks are complete Klrchhoff Jr. Ph. 303. BAGGERLY APPLIANCE • cellent condition, look* like WM. E. KADER Deanna's School o f Dance H AYNES O ffice Machine Co. KEL’ S 3 end toe STOKE ING CENTER new. Reasonable for cash. Typewriters, adding machines 112 S. I1H k Ave. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Ballet— Tap— toe— and Uallruom 113 Magnolia Ave. Would make a nice Christmas SaliM-Kentali, 314 M ar., Ph. 44 17 92 at Hiawatha— Phono 2871 VA— Fll A—CONVENTIONAL Necklaces $1.00 up g ift. Mrs. B. S. Htrnan, 200 W. FINANCING 17—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD WAX—WIZ Ring*— prrriuus gems $995 up 20th S t _ ___________________ _ TOLAR SCHOOL OF PIANO LOW DOWN PAYMENTS , Charm*, nilver or golil $1.69 up With fountain handle 807 .Magnolia Ave. You’li Be Mile* Ahead with the LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Drinking Cups $1.00 up FRANK NOELL, Jeweler No drip — No Mass Register now for 2nd term be­ SK W 1957 PONTIAC, now on A. K. SHOEMAKER. JIL Rcmpel Rubber Toys 69c up 110 S. Park Ave. $1.98 ginning January 7, 1957. Begin displsy. Phone 1991 l*oo Mellonville Assorted Toys ....... 69c up new through advanced. Phone FURNITURE CENTER — and “ — who ha* the latlsfactlon o f Ladies' and Gt-nt* ROUMILLAT A ANDERSON 274. 116 W. First St. You’ll ha Dollars Ahead with the house, l* j larg.'l knowing he gave the very best 3— bedroom Idi'iUifii-Mlion Bracelet* In On the Corner by ih* Clock high appraisal trade-in you get lots. 2435 Kl Captain. Call 33.1 J White A Yellow Gold. from Ray Herron after 4:i>v. A LANK CEDAR CHEST $3.50 up 1354 Pontiac 4-dr. Star Chief For ThosB In Sftrvkt WERT JEW ELRY STORE Custom „, . „ 27— HELP WANTED .MALE 1954 Pontiac 4-dr. Chieftoa Da 202 E. til. Phone 3 Luxe Newspaper street «alesbuys want­ — who Is rnchnntrd by the last* Real Art Picture* THE SANFORD HERALD See our gorgeour HANDBAGS 1963 Pentiac Catalina Coupe ing beauty o f the Gift that In­ ed for work after sellout. A g n ENJOY YOUR OWN liO.Mi; Beautiful framed reproductions would ha as welcome a* 1953 Buick Riviera Sedan and you ’ ll agree it’.* one of SOMETHING MISSING? Locate spire* future dream s to com e up to 14 years uM. Sco Mr. and Original* from $3 95 1954 Dodge Royal Sedan the nicest gifts yuu cuuld give. a dally letter from horn# true. Holley at The Sanford Herald WILSON-JIAIER 1953 Mercury 4-dr. Overdrive it quickly through Want Ads. $1. month—$11.50 year. $2.39 — $7.98 rice Our Large Selection Now right after achool. THIS CHRISTMAS 311 E. lit . St. Phone 938 COWAN’S. 1952 Pontica Catalina Coupe 212 E. 1st. Ph. 874 By Mail Anywhere Phone 1*21. 1955 Plymouth Plata Sedan E A S Y T E R M S URGENTLY NEEDED Call Ray Herron. 2456 or after Select your home site in LEGENDARY SNOWMAN MEN 18-37 to train a* Telegraph 6 p.m. Ph. 1343-W. FOR GRAND BUYS GALORE, MATHKIt OF SANFORD Operators for Railroads thi* KATMANDU. Nepal can — A South Pinccrest— Sanford M Extra clean ’51 Buick ipecialarea. A v t r i ^ pay 1350. Job* I •0.1 - 09 K. First SL make the Want Ads your •hupp­ Swiss mountaineer today said he - 9 / WIlllAM HITTw sedan. Radio, heater and w /w waiting. G. I. approved. Writ* I’ hone 127 Grave Manors—S u fn ru had felled to find any d u et to tirea, low mileage. Ph 611-W SOM E 800 sports writers ar* o f fura. Poor girls— th* onl* Box ART *“« Sanford Herald. 1 ing place. after 6 p. m. covartng th* Olympics In Austra­ place they have to show ’em oil the ezlstence o f th* legendary O.TT.M . n~_ --------|Thi* le a free pass to the Prairie lia. Among other marks pro­ is around the Igloo! $1—WORK WANTP.D— WALK I.ak« l»riv«" In Theatre for i l — A PPM ANCB REPAIRING LET IT RAIN, let it shine. Every abominable snowman after what duced by th* 193* Games, wa ll ! ! t 7 ~ Z ------- -------" ' ' ' ' j -------, * Mr. Lewi* L. L u dcr. Exp. date is probably th* longest stay on Jay is a good uey (u use th* D**r. 27. 1956. have to add th* world’* record IVAafrrrr b e c a m e o f that M .v iills electric appliance ra- A Carpenter retired and alone, want A di. would like small or odd* job i — —-----------------— -_____________ Mt. E v trtit by a European. pairing. Light fixture* tnsulled. pres* box. French fad of trying to g et tf* Valencia Villas—DeLand to do In and about Sanford. L’ led furniture, appliance*, tool*, Free pick up A dalivary. Phona to wear rubber necktleif They ! ! ! Alpinist Fritz Mueller said as a etc. Bought-fold. Ijirry’ i Mart. What have you? Write postcard 2420-XJ. ______. At o f <AU ieri(lM>; Die .SpdNtsk, might have been handy /or rub* result o f hi* extensive search, he S2t East l*t. St. Phone 1631. or letter to: William Bullard, Cuban and Malayan reams in Ike 6in</ »nt prrll-y rpo/l. An Odham A Tudor hoin” it all 725W Perry St., Sandusky, Ohio. doesn't believe there I* such a Olympic* Adve teorrJ one paint ! ! t FOR DISTINCTIVE. FURNITURE you could ever wish for. Yuu can thing a* the huge, hairy, two fool* reck. At hart, u-e know they re Th# Inla (a marine mammal) R —at Warehouse Prices, visit buy with conOoi-ncn when you| Experienced farmtT in growing cd monster Nepalese in the area thereI related la th# susu-Pactatropha, deal with ’J dhain A Tudor. B E RRY ’S. Wo are experts at u celery It truck farming on sand It—BEAUTY PARLORS ! I f belfev* Inhabits the slopes o f tha lot where n s yen ftnd 'am—osrts sitting you to secure gracious See our beautiful residential seeL muck for the pa*t 20 years LET WA world's highest mountain. Cold *r mild, ter many a cele­ ltd* el crestwerd puttleiT good looks with functional con­ lions: Bel-Air, Pine-.vest, South seeks connection with grower in 810 Waves by Zetos A Realistic brant this again premises I* be a ! t t venience. Today’s be*t buys in Pinccrest, Rose Court and San­ APS_PO IT1 central Florida. Phone 850 in Mueller waa a member o f the IT *0 Thru Nov. open ft a m. • nippy New Tear. The electoral college, th* mail Sanford. nationally advertised furniture ford* most distinctive community Swiss expedition which climbed Call 971 Grove Manor*—Sanford ! ! * at the next desk points out, ha* at DISCOUNT PRICES. SOI W SWAP ANYTHING! Just place Everest last spring. He stayed be­ H ARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK An explorer say* that many th* most exclusive, distinguished First St. Phone 1687 for Even­ hind to look for the snowman and ing Appointment. a i u l f i e d id*. Phone 1821 for a Eskimo woman for every day use alumni in th* world—53 Urnlad 17—BU1LD1NU—-RRFAIRB make studies of glacial and c li­ Drive Out Today PAINTING wear as much as $3,000 worth State* Presidents! mate condition*. M -M O N E Y T f LOAN helpful ad-writer. ODHAM It TVDOtt, I NT. BIG VALUES Tor. n«*y. 17*92 A 27th St. Ted Burnett QUICK CREDIT Phom-s 2100 ami .'Vsu far PAINTING CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S AUTO LOANS KASY TFRMS ^ J 601 Grandview Phone 1183-M "Builder's o f Finer Hume* FOR SALK COST LESS WIl.SON MAIKR through Classified ad*. Let ea For Florida Living' New and I'ard Fem itaro Blooming potted plants, cut rzperlaneed ad writer assist you 31! E. First St. phone I Seminole Realty R E N TA L S ''c S .-.'i. Robert A. Williams CHtt far H a fi'fjg l • A U TO M O TIV E Gifu I 2! ± Z L S § ) Gifu for M w r if f il W ANTED S RBAL ESTATE Gifts for Bab? I T S A BOY EMPLOYMENT Unusual Gi IT’S A GIRL Y O U 'R E T E L L I N G ME! S M E tI MMEl FINANCIAL W OOLSEY Marine Finishes For Your Boat Scnkarik GIx m end Paint Co 212-114 W. 2nd St. 5 Phone 33* REMODELING? Knotty Pine Panel 21*10 »<i Cyprraa Panel l l * i c *0. ft Beautiful For Natural Finis) GREGORY LUMBER ■th It Maple Phooe 23C. Florida State Bank OF flowers, SANFORD * LIVESTOCK HOJtAEA—CATTLB hntland pony, bridle St saddle Nice and gentle, excellent Christmas prinent. Phone De* Lend &E 4J54JL Aaythmg With A 2 bedroom house, smell equity. Low down payment. Phone 2532-J. Uaeaifled JURY CALL 1821 BELL r OR QUICK ACTTON os* CUaci Red ads to fell rent hire. Call 1321. say “ OUrga it" Xmas wreaths, other attractive itifl*. WANT ADS . 0 ^ A. K. IlOSSETTEIl Ph. 212 Celery Ave. "W e telegraph flowers any­ where". 'ju* ■ M B ER S U B U U D IM O N S S M — [24891 �-V « /-* 4*. . RTTELtW MEi 10, Tm i ^ Dm . 18,1986 1BE 8AHW9P HCTAtiP By B91MK BtCCENBACCKB Chairman, Eastern Air Lines Written 1m UNH ID PBCM The airiino industry's S billion dollars fat order* tor a fleet of some 100 Jet-powered airliners mads Important headlines la ItSg. Ivan mote significant, however, is the fact that the « million passengers, who traveled 31 billion mDea by air during the same year, have'made the U. 8. sche­ duled airlines the country’s pri­ mary passenger carrier, outstrip­ ping both the railroads and the Inter-city trams. No realistic’ estimate of the eco­ nomy of the industry's rapidly ap­ proaching transition to Jet power The oeatag "Jet age” wm he coming of On grot Jet atrttaen, M , th. first real mechanical “ revolution” la commercial aviathat history. **£•" f Through the noe of these new The« mDlk i ddlar te tqulpsources of tremendous Jet power, » « * program I*»tern Ale line* the alrliaea win be able to bring •»« ■ * * * < • “ tf . d<> a much greeter and travel-coned* »■«*** F Z * ous public the unperior coerveni- taken by any U *69■*** race, comfort and economy of at* *” nJrtypical of what the entire moat silent, vibrnUonleae flight,todiutry U <«lng la this regard, at apeeds up to the speed of Plan Triple Capacity sound itself about 700 m. p. h.. To ears for today's growing and at iptes favorably comparable volume of air travel, the airlines with any other means of front* have alto- ordered 305 pti ton-pewportation for dlstancea of 300 ered airllnert, with 73 more In miles er more. prospect. Cittern, for instance, it On the other hand, there la no adding new mnlU-entlned radar question but that the development equipped Golden Patcon* *nd Conof a greatly Inereaaed lavel of atellatlons to it* fleet, publle air travel mutt be made The first of ri Jet-prop Electras as a sound foundation for tha are scheduled to go Into service straight-)*! ilrHorn equipped to cattT lit to U i p u M oitn , o n to operation, wo w0] have tripUd our passenger airlift capacity. Any evahutioa at airiino econ­ omy and Arturo growth must alio consider the important facta that, although the airline* hare now become ear country’! primary pattenger carrier* and although the American public la enjoying, and will continue to enjoy, great* er income and more leitorw time than ever before leaa than 10 per cent of the tmel-coiucloui public ha* yet experienced the auperior convenience, eomfort and economy of air travel. Beyond this, it mutt be realized that the dynamic industry and ex* pa tiding economy of this country is geared to the speed o f air trans­ portation. — h m uuM m - ' l h ». 1 1 1 Mori houesa are la need o f : tng another clothes eloaat There dafton, am seso*. stalled, declare* a heme but 1 I I Wouldn’t http, saya the nuu Europeans have been playing the next desk. Dad would card games for more than seven ewturio* according to aa hie- NATIVE FLORIDIANS ICTUlIf TO FLORIDA FOR D W T - R*■ i ntme «T il*th of the entire unit, are them five members of C 3 S 3 £ d i S S A Station’. Marti* Security Guard Unit. All Mtive floridlar*. they ares (L to r.) Sgt. W, L. Whitehurst, a native of Clearwater. CpI. S- Andrews, MUmt, Opl. ®®**r‘ water CpI Vl!. E Turner. Clermont and Pfc. V. K. Markham, a arJaeksonvllIs. (Official Photo. U. A Navy) & w PANTIES Nylon, rayon, plain or trimmed with lack Flare and brief stylet. GOWNS Walts length, full length. 1/tng or riiort aleevrs, nylon o ff the shoulder, pink, yellow! blue, red, whit* .» black and oh so many style* from w||rh to se le ct' Some with matching bed jackets a n d ' robes. By u. : tea Sooci, Van Raalte and Mundnrwaan AMItlCAN SOUMKI add their own touch to "Operation Safe Haven” to Munich. Germany, as they greet two young Hungarian refugee aiiters with Christmas stockings. Th* delighted girls, Maris Boxa (left) gad Plroschk*. are bound for the United State* by way of the operation's *re*ded-up sir lift (fnterwattowal Itadiophntei JAYCEE CHRISTMAS LIGHTING ROBES CONTEST BLANK Mad tor Contest Chairman Soft warm fleecy quilted robes, beautifully styled a»d such Jaycr* Information Booth lovely array o f colors and patterns. Civ* bar n warm Sanford. Florida rift this Christmas. GENERAL RULES: Entries from the Sanford Area only will be accepted (contact Chairman fo r defined area if not su ir.) Contestants may rutcr Residential or Com mercial type, tt both on separate blank* if qualified. Only one division under Residential type may be rntrred in addition to the Special Di­ vision for whlrh all Rr.Uential entries will be aidomatically eligible. Sponsors request contestants to keep displays lighted nightly betwen 7:30 and 9:30 until winners are announced to illow Judges am ple time to check alt entries carefully. fh cv r nylon robes, they're charming, they're frivolous and they're so v rty practical. P r im for each Residential Division Including the Special Di­ vision are as follow s: 1st Place— $23 U.S. Savings Bond; 2nd Place— to Silver Dollars. Prize for Commercial winner (one dlvition only) is possession o f the Traveling Trophy for one yesr. SHORT!E GOWNS (check type and dlrisi—> RESIDENTIAL ---------- Div No. I: Lighted Lawns (trees, scrubs, ete.) Her heart's desire . . these shorrie gnwnt are fh « Div No 3: Figure Settings (on bldg, or lawn) L ee or tailored. The gift that will be sure to last word In feminine beauty . . lavish with Div. No. I : Decorated Doorways A Windows (Including decoration* attached to bldg ) Special Div: Brat Over-All Decoration* p!«a*e her! automatic COMMERCIAL-----------Including Doorway*, Show Windows or Bldg, or All CAN-CAN PETTICOAT N AM E-__________________________________________ ADDRESS Bouffant nylon taffeta with layer* o f Pless* tomplet# decoration* before submitting entry Deadline: MldnigbLDecember 22. 193d. By San Souet, Artemi*, Van Rathe . . Bet. make her Christmas a SPANT trimmed with rows and row* of th* most de­ OUT, white with row* am' licately cut lac* and daintiess pleats y«u ever mw . , in your choice of pastel color* sod black, navy and whit# , . Nyloo and 100*+ dacron. rows of colored ru ta M •/ s W II rwall' up In one o f our rain bow colored can can Throw Away Your Tire Dollars Because Your Tire* Are Smooth. Let WELSH TIKK SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On New Truck Rubber Tread* That Will Give Guaranteed NEW TIRK Wear And Save You Money. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W . 2nd Christman Store Hourer ifi Yearn In Sanford Wed- • Thura. . FrL • SaL 9:00-9:00 A t C H A LM ER S Mon. • fhrUtman Eve. BU SH A B IL L to kn o w ■ tANfORDTRACTOR i IMPUMtNT C? ALWAYS DOTHCNt VEWY MST rOMAKg YOU HAPPY ^ Means More, ..tesU U ' ! * - �185 If Yoar Herald la Nat Delivered By • P. M. Call 1811 Befara 7 P. M. g > m fn tb Par Dadeavp AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XLVI1 Eatabliahad 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA Top News In Brief VIENNA HR— Hungary*! Com. munlst regime la preparing to ask the free world for a WOO million loan to stave off economic disas­ ter, reporta from Budapest said today. SALZBURG, Austria W — The S o v i e t Communist newspaper Pravda said v ive President Rich­ ard M.‘ Nixon waa flying to Aus* tria today to reorganlsa the ebb­ ing freedom fight In Hungary. J e r u s a l e m ! israei -m — Premier David Ben-Gurien told the Kneaaet parliament today Israel will not return the disputed Gaia Strip to Egypt. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1958 NO. 18* Aeaocialad Preea Leased W ire Commissioners: Mayors Power To Specific R ed C h in a Moves Made To Improve Relations Resolution First Shipload Is Being Of Refugees Sail Prepared For U.S. Today Changing of the City Charter to allow for the election of a RREMERHAVEN, n e m n n y HI ATLANTA HR — Three income Major for the City of Sanford i» tax evasion cases, including on« i reportedly being continued with! —Th* first shipload of Hungnrfor more than one million dollar* j the preparation of fesolutloni and Ian refuges sailed in a light fog income, wll go on trial in the next necessary proposed legislative ae* for the United States today. WASHINGTON IB — Indian! session of the U. S. District Court tion. The Ullitary Sea Transport Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru mlfr chou Ea.U|( wlth whom he here next month. At a special meeting of the Service vstsel General Leroy Elsaid today he has relayed to P”M-|mel bPfort coming to Washington. Board of Sanford City Commis­ tinge carried a cargy ot happi­ Idont Eisenhower 'certain com* p ut ^e a id he conveyed Chou JOHANNESBURG. South Africa sioners one week ago today, com ness, sorrow and confusion as her plaints" by Red China against the Endai’s viewpoint on Asia, in i IB—The South Alrican govern­ misslonera approved action set in bow turned toward the open At­ United Slates. ) explained Red China's thinking ment opened Its firat mass trees m motion by Commissioner Juhn lantic In early afternoon. trial today, charging 111 persons Nehru also told a news confer-1 about some Far East problems, Krider to give the oeople of SanThe 1,730 Hungarian* who cam* with violating the nation’s strict cure that he believes “ the people! Asked to give details of hit re I ft rd an opportunity to elect the by train directly from Austria* "suppression of Communism" Act. In the Soviet Union are not very port, Nehru a id Cou ad made Mayor ot the City. refugee camps will spend Christ­ The maximum sentence is drain. happy about events In Hungary-1 - certain complaints." mas at tea. but they will see the tu put it mildly." , ! h # a id Chou's position is that' Commissioner David Gatchel, new year in on American SOIL this morning, said "The mayor A T L A N T A IB - Methodist Nehru's rernarH- on China were Red China has "gone several | KASTBOUnNr. EnaUnrt K — ought to have rower to act in Saddest people m the crowd ua Bishop Arthur J. Moor*, back the first official disclosure of .steps forward" while there have from a 39,000 mil* round the- A 57-year-old doctor wea charg­ what he and President Elsenhow t been no comparable moves tu im- emergency for the cltv," as he the pier as the 10,000—ton ship world trip, termed the nriiish ed with murder of an M-yeae-oid er discussed In their day long prove relation* by the Unite j pointed out that 'he prutnt power cast off were a littls family of of the Mayor, alerted by Com* four Hungarian!, who** two chil­ French intervention in E<>p* re­ woman today in what promised talks Monday at the President’ * 1Suits, THE 8 ANFOKD CARDEN CLl'H decorate* ChrUtmas tree* at the mitsinners at the first meeting of dren had suddenly devetop*4 Seminole Memorial Hospital yesterday. Shaun decorating the huge grettable but necessary. to be the opening of the most farm at Gettysburg. Pa. Better Understanding the rear, li limited *o whatever measles and must watt here fot tret* located in the lobby of the hoipiul are: Mrs. Kred Ginas, sensational trial In British •More Tala* Today The 67-yaar-old Indian leader action i, taken by the Bwrd of the next ship. NEW YORK IB _ Hie FBI criminal history—the “ case of the Mri. Ralph Dean. Mrs. Tommy Mero, and Mrs. J. H. Truluek. Nehru said he had not delivered faced 300 newsmen from all parts moved in today on employes ol wealthy widows." (Saff Photo) I An txpectant mother whose bato Mr. Elsenhower any formal ot the world at an early niortung Commissioners. the Gulf Oil Co. suspected of steal­ "It U not In our minds to d o, j,y |, expected within a few dava Dr. John Bodkin Adams, well- message from Red Chinese Pre- newt conference at the National ing $1 million worth of se-rct oil away with the City Manager form ,v||| ,|s0 wait in a hospital beta Press Club auditorium. to-do Irish-born physician In this survey maps of government. We will have to toT th, next of the three refuge* famed south coast resort town, Othtr highlights of the news in some way. provide In the char*; .hip* scheluled to sail before the was charges! with the murder of conference: . ter amendment a new -yftem for;new y ,*r. Mrs Edith Alice Morrell in No He said his Ulk* her* and at the term* of office Of commie-, ^ AmeHf, „ nad Cr0Ji pul I * ■ vtmber 19V). He wilt appear in an Gettysburg had resulted In a .muers and major. * he said. , (Caatlaued 00 Page «) Eastbourne court tomorrow. "much better understanding of On the Wednesday mornlng| ___________ The murder charge climaxed American policy." nuwtlng. Gatchel explained "Thci one of the most painstaking mur­ The possibilities of financing the, India is anxioui that slept be only thing coming out of that Cg»r r a t n r v H i s I I a c sewage treatment plant, original* j LAKELAND IB— Sen. Spessard der investigations In Scotland taken to clear the Sues Canal at meeting waa an effort in the peo- J e t r e i U r y U U I I D S Yard history, and foreshadowed quickly at possible But he ruled ly a part of the overall cityuridc Holland and Rep. A. S. Herlong even more sensational develop­ out ny steps which would affect sewer and water project, will be j r. were queitloned by Horlda ment* to come , CHICAGO «B - Erwin Staad. Egypt's soverignty. "The main idea from the di- Dn -a . C A . I A _ _ T ; m A n , t l - . AWl °f Mu‘ ul1 Committee memAdam* was first airrsied on , 32. walked Into a police station cussions at last Wednesday's « OST TO T L O l i g I I P 1 0 Nov. 34. following inquiries by , lt 3 a. m. today an<t gave o ffic e r a lC „L 7 f l , n mcet.ng, and what I womd be In; WASHINGTON «B — John Tonfavor ot Is not broadening the ter Dulles, appearing hale and night by Mayor F. D. Scott. usin« federal money to pav gro-v Scotland Yard Supt. Herbert Han- a statement saying he and "some ! ^ U ^ ’ ^ e r 0 ' - O ' Q I powers of the Mayor but tu give hearty despite hla ree«nt caneer Wilson Holt, fiscal agent for • « for lr«e* destroyed In the nam. on 13 charges involving of- other men" murdered three young! U / n u n U a u a c fens** under the cremation act. boy, whose bodies were found i ni ” a V e rV' O V e S 11110 I the people a chance to elect him operation, I* planning to stay on the City of Hanford will report to spreading decline disc*,* control forgery and larceny. 1, forest pc,,*.,-, - * r as secretary of state for a long the Board of ConDtrissionerr*TO- program. / « M culms . aiaectej,j g M ,a0)llh. a i a ........... ' m n g w E n g la n d T o d a y cui,ns were were coStaecteJ g ntonihs' •“ ,n fm' r*,’nc* time. URANIA, La. 4R — Turncoat night. Holt, employed by the city Th* **o fcdcr.il laglUolurg It* I Wltn the wills sml eremsMn* o f; Po|jCn , lid M!(} ,h#m hu By |r\rn:n PRESS .-The D, w,|f „ rp pntltlp. , There )iad been speculation that Aaron Wilson, recently returned 1 t h e survey of the Ciiy’a tended Mutual's spreading d*-' f der > E ,’ tb<,U.,n , " ’ *■ fo n ttk M O bothered him and he A sub-iero ’cold wave, made cholcP." »l,| John Krider. "and Dulte- might resign toon, but he torn Communlit C U u . p i,., ...referen lo j^ . . committee . I K gave them n » paxe stale- more hlllnx by high winds, roll the Mayor should be paid a rea 1, busy rharting hi, fiCure activi­ ce to the possibility JofUj eMno meeting, ono of ,10^, • ment about t.'i .ylnjj of thi* e<l Into northern New England J0M|,|e „ | arjr." ties In the'No. 1 cabnet post. He —iVinl.n * ^ en » ni I0° *511' I S * ? !! financing the sewage treatment two major conferences of the .otentatively plana to fly to th* Far wlth 110.000 Or Insurance pal t p)>n projMt wm ateml tie spe- operative scheduled today. L u th e r a n s T o H e o r b0Jr,-* Johr ,3- bi*,io.iay. _ . . . . "My Idea of a mayor would be brothe-, I I , and . ab-rt I’ ftcrsO n. Temperature, of five degrees i j|lal he would be confined to the East next March to attend a meet­ Head *m * " ' * '''' ’ " ' " " reial meoing to talk with Ihe Board The industry advisory commit13. below zero and wind gust, of 30 u„ua, power ,hjl , m, yor in ,hhl ing at Canberra, Austrslla, of th« r * n « i^na m .L a » ,of *Sanford City Commissioners, tee discussed a proposal to inSoutheast Asian Treaty Organisa­ _ , . . . . Police said they did not know miles per hour were wew seen fo» pogm,,,, has," Krider explained. sent P. telegram to the Veterans! Slx i,em* »PP**r on •Rend* creu/e the advmlslag tax on o r The boys rhnlr of the Luther- whether tu believr nis tale. Chief northern New England tion. — 1 \ew and He commented "The mayor Administration Tuesday urging ° f '"* e,in8' *» by two cents, bringing the an Church, Missouri Synod of of Detrslives Pat Des’ ley sent a Ynrk state early today. Dulles hsin't talked about re­ Holly Hill will sing at Ih* Lu-1 ap^cial squad to Investigate and should have powers thn: are spell signing despite his Nov 9 opera­ that (he erroneous death payment « “ **k* l * , * ! ! ' * 0*-1 U* 10 The eastward drift of the of the Christmas Eve meeting of Iheran Church of The Reedemer rheck „ lP , ta,efnenl ed out in the charter and I think be reclamed " if It la legally and tion for intestinal cancer. 17ie best the Board. tonight at 7:30 p.m. According to autnorPies. Stand o f ’ the Vo’ld' Vl'r m is* M ra u h ou i ' hc P' ° l' le w0,' l,, b* mucLh haP»,l,r I guess"u "tha't" D ^ller^w iq-»'’ think physically possible to do so." A discussion ot the bill for The Rev. A. Schultz, pastor of said he and the other men put m o ,? o f the nation? 4 h i « n { S The Dally Town Talk of Alex­ t 0™ ™ " hn r«Pr. ' I about quit,n« until he re.ch .a _h U the Holly lllll Chtirrh will ac­ the three boys in a rsr, look them andria. La., reported in a copv- work performed by a local con-1 stmts them." ' 70th birthday on Feb. 23. 19HI. . . reptions wrrr the extreme Snithcompany the choir and deliver righted story Tuesday that the 32-, cern on the city', wrecker is to Roti.nson's Wood*, and Commissioner H igginbotham ! Some people believe chances er* " vast and the Pariflc Northwest. the evening's sermon. yesr old former soldlar's mother, slated for th, special meeting I them to death. B ■ Temperature* got no lower said "I'll go along with whatever about 20-50 that Dulles will stay called to clean up items which (Continued on Page 9) Tonight's service at the local! Deterttve* who th* other commissioners want to on for all of President Elsen1.1 wuny of In* case qurs- than ,,_ the_ 60from ,,southern. Georare important to th* city. City snecial . ,. Lutheran Church will be the last ..,•<• gla through Florida, and mild do in changing th* ch.irto for the bower's second term, depending; Manager Warren E. Knowlc* re­ TwFn° 1 1 rvn m 1(1 <*rvlre of th. Advent |tinned S U .d intensively but w xr. ■ » ,,;" ™ u* n '' ‘“ " . " " ’.u jof course on the President's ’ iu . P « H lc air flowed through the election of a Mayor." ported to the Board of Commis- Tw o tanned and h e .,iij-b r e a d e d , Seajon non-committal about, th* results. It 1s expected ton*, discussions |wt1be* *nd his health, Irishmen rested up herw today [ Northwest from Washington end sloner* at their last regular completing a 8.000 mile, 73Oregon to the western Dakotas. revolving around the proposed meeting that the total cost ofv it the. day voyage aeros, the Atlantic charter change, which must be n - . • c I work, was In hi, estimation "too in a 30-foot sail host. presented lo Ih* local legislative- D r i l Q i n , E r Q n C G high". Knowles presented v.-ork delegation for th* “ Tallahassee * is ii i * Mirhstl O'Hvrlihy. 2*. a design­ ; sheet* on both labor and materhopper" at the April session rf JOICJ U e a d l O C K e d TIGNALL, G*. SB— A SS year- 1til to carry out hi* vjrars. er and producer foe the famed Legislature, will be forthcoming rI . ii old textile worker wa, held en Ahhev Theater of Dublin, and Also slated for discussion will murder charges today for the fatal The dormitory buildng. to house at early meetings ot th* Hoard of L /V G T l I C G l U S G Terry Murray, 32, dockpd their he regulations for the protection shooting of hi, wife and father at p o r t SAID ftps— Britain anj Ih* New York Giants* Farm Sys­ Sanford City Commissioner*. ynwl here Tuesday. of railroad crossings, inside the their home. tem player* and prospects, under Meric Warns-, commissioner , y rlnop were were reported deadlocked "It's k life’s dream come true." City Limit, of Sanford. Th« item Police said Ihr man. Crawford construction at the comer of Mel will be Installed as a member of said O'Herlihy In a thick Irish on the agenda grew out of the today in their negotiations with A Lovell, Tuesday killed hi* wife ionville and Cel*ry Are. Is nvar- th* Board of Commissioners at brogue. "And we didn't use the Sunday morniag crash at inter . . . __ _ . . . . , , i Ih* United Nations over us* of ait w Ethel, 32. and his father, Dalton ing completion and wilj he ready the Atlantic Coast engine once—even the the flrst mee lug of the bcurd-lit Angl(< french salvage flee-, to Lovell, £6 year-old dairv fanner in **ct\on n‘ tmek for use esrly In January. i January. At the same time, City on Mellonvill* t,m« ww were becalmed for three! MOSCOW IB — Th* Soviet | According to Pravda. More*, a the presence of the ,in woman’ **,ur ,n>ck “ n Horace Stonehain, head of Ih* Commissioner John Krider will speed clearance of lk» blocked consecutive days." pri-ss appeared today to t><- Sovietcitiien,was (ruined for e*2 >ear-old daughter. Another child. nc»<' Locu-t. It Is expected New York Giants oi ganisation, give up his seat on the Board of Sues Canal. The two began the voyage at; launching a “ »py scare” against pionagt work in WestGermany Mike. 6. was at school t*1* 1 tighter restrictions for guardBiliFfti sources said unle-t U. Dublin Sept. «, reaching the Ca- ,h* Untied Stale, iprarheaded lv and in "a Washington spy school. ‘ visiting in Sanford and attending Sanford City Commissioners to Patrolman Cecil Moore said Lov «na the tracks from traffic aeciN. Secretary General Dag Hamthe recent Mayfair ton's IIJ.'MO It said he entered Russia supplied h* installed »> a member uf th* nary Island* Oct. 24 after c r o „- ,hf “ confessions" of an alleged tll called police, waited In f-ont of deni* will be tied in by new with a false identity card in the PGA Open said "The new building Board of Seminele County Com­ murskjold agree, by tonight (9 ing the stormy Bay of Biscay, and American agent, hi* home until Moore arrived, ordinance*, permit British crews to tamain then began the 3,000-mil* voyage The new,paper Pravda and I/.- name of Gigrri Marchenko, a looks wonderful, even heller than missioner*. and "showed us where the bodies The other three items appear­ to Puerto Rico. nhoard (he 40 or more salvage vestia published a statement is- large quantity of false document!, 1 thought It would be." were." but,gave no moth- for the ing on the agenda for tomorrow According to the contractors, vessel, nlreadv working lo clear __________ sued by the State Security Co'ii- cameras, arms, , a large am mid shooting. evening are: the appointment to Port Ffcld harbor the ;*,»»-'i w ll inittee this morning reportin' lh>- of Soviet monsy and a vital of Ih* building ud| possibly be ready (Continued no Page g) for occupancy about Jan 10. , move uit with the iovi.vcn force. NOT HUNGRY AFTER CONTEST arrest of Rem Petrovich Morns, poison PRINCETON, N. J. IB— Al- allegedly sent to the Soviet Unmn The paper said Uooi was flown A U.N. dispatch said Hammer* bert Soil, Princeton. University. |by the United States to collect |tu Turkey May '5 and crossed the |skjold was standing firm on his freshman f r o m Philadelphia, espionage Informaion on especial- border from there into ltu«>i*. ! agreement lo use only six Brldowned lt hamburgers In 10 min- ly important defense obje.-'ivr. According to Pravda, Moroi1 Partly rloudy, continued warm li.,h salvage veisels and without Ule, Tuesday to win a contelt. "I and In senuir* hy tnv mesn* »<*• e!j|j-,?d he had na :.-.!er.:!oa o f ! WcjM-'-daj sad Thursday- i.'iihIBrilirh crews. Other nations haso l»\ MRS. .MARION' JONES don’t feel hunger) anymore," being so far as murder, various So-j carrying out hi* allejed inslme-1 slderable night and early morning promised II vessels. OVIEDO — Friend, here will said. vict documents." (Continued ihi Page 4) fog In the central portion*. regret to learn of the death of TALLAHASSEE IB — The Mr*. Johnnie McKnight, si-ter of Mrs. Nettie Famoll of Ihi, citv O'ooled Children's Commi«>4in Mrs. McKnight passed away in asked today for increased funds thr Bartow Hospital yesterday lo pay hospital and physicsn, a 4 larger portion of the cost of car w suddenly. ing for needy crippled young­ Mr,. McKnight wan , native of thi, section and lived here sters. Dr William R. Stringer, diicc-j many jrar.s then lived in Daven­ i tor, told the Budget Commission DALY CITY, Calif, m — The hi, wife and forced their daughter port until a few year, ago.* Funeral -ervii-cs wll he held the agency in the past has been distraught parent, of llo Ann to leave with them. Wlegtwr hovered about the tele- j They al>« took Clo Ann's cocker at the Methodist Church in Rar ah!" to contract for hospital rates well below cost "but I anticipate tow at 2:30 p.m. Thursday phono today, noping their abduct-' spaniel puppy, .Sniffles, her phono­ we will have to meet reimburs­ rd daughter would try to get in 1graph and tom* record*. They able costs" In the future. touch with them. rifled Mr,. Mowatt'* purs* of 313 YOU HAVE Hs budget includes SIS a d v "I imagine she will call if she and sped off in Mowatt'* car. , per patient for hospital car* in gets a chance." said Mrs. Haiel, contrast to $9 30 paid last year and Mooatt, "but I don't think they'll1 Mrs. Mowatt was sure that Wlrgner would not harm hit brido I an estimated 310.30 thi, year. The give her that chance." j total budget. wh*-h contemplate, Mr,. Mowatt was referring to, but the was frarful of what Ka«tputting 1J pediatrician, on a fee Mike Wicgner, 16, husband of their nian might do. Police said East­ ' basl, and adding 12 phyilcian, on daughter, and his accomplice, |man was an alcoholic with suicidal •traght salary, amount. In tl.TW, Jess* Eastman, 35. Roth arc fu tendencies. 1321 over thr current appropriation. Tht romance between Clo Ann Strive, from the Napa stair men Stinger is id only one hotpilal and Wirgner began last year when tel hospital. refuted to accept children without Brandishing a .22 calibre rifle, they met at a movie. H* has a reimbursable cost. But h* said the Wicgner and Kastman broke into |record of delinquency and mental State Hospital Assn, hai recom­ CHRISTMAS MATi . pou r s into the Sanford Post Office to b* mail bags The loading ramp I* being used a* a distributing ren­ the home of John Mowatt in this troubles dating back to 13.VJ. wSica mended full payment for all bos- rid Ivet id to patrons thicugh the area. Picture shows on* ter slid for lorung parcels going to th* vartoue mail carriers. San Francisco suburb Monday, he was 10. Clo Ann is a straight piUlareceived at tha local Post Office jues before opening t.ve osJud IStaff Pooto) night, bound and tied Mow att and IA student In high school ____ _ Case Of Wealthy Widows To Open Against Doctor Feasibility Of Sewage "Plant Session Topic Erroneous Death Provides Payment P rovides * Farm For Turncoat Man Involves Self Others In Slaying Of 3 Young Boys Holland, Herlong Questioned Today By Citrus Mutual plcl™12L, wiiMm „pi. 1^1 Planning To Keep ■ »■ <» y *^!he 10 f Choir Tonight At 7 Irishmen Complete 73-Day Voyage Across Atlantic • Textile Worker Is Blamed For Death Of Wife, Father Former Resident Of Oviedo Dies Soviet Press Appears To Be Launching Spy' Scare' Against U. S. Crippled Children Commission Seeks increased Funds Giants' Dormitory Nears Completion J Weather Additional Local News On Page 8 Parents Await News Of Abducted Daughter � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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