10 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d49c7a4e453249f673fb4b97a1b91758.pdf 6b7ce16fa6f9f429e2eba07b8200d6af PDF Text Text I ^ / '1A ■ 1 Buys At J> Jw w d k f It's o time tried soyinJ you have to see these precision built Odham & Tudor homes at SOUTH PIN ECREST to appreciate them. But that is why fyjjfj/K a *er family settles at South Pinecrest in a fine 3 bedroom home trimmed to siut their taste. PINECREST Offers; Price Range I intryjyJlP*1 ■*** td City Sewage— Paved Streets Property Value ' • U ltra Modern Design in Homes And Surroundings To M eet Today's Standards For Com fort, Conven­ ience And That “ Luxury Look." L A ct Now And You Can Choose Your Colors Inside And Out, Also Bath T ile And Brick Trim On Any House N ot Completed* J 125 Homes Already Sold. . . 3 Will Be Completed In 10 Days. . . 10 More Due To Be Completed In 4 Weeks 12 Additional Homes Under Construction Will Be Completed Within 60 Days. $13,500 I f You A re a Vei B R A ILEY O D H AM . President lAUts omcst acts a timet — p h o n e s tm . mm W HY NOT DRIVE OUT TODAY? H I P er Month Service Personnel F* H. A. F. H. A, |||||B Down Payment I I B H Down Payment IIIP m Month* (t m t a im cU m c M ti) $ n Per Month W e Can Q ualify You F or One O f The Above Finance Plana W ithin SO Minutes You Can M ove In W hile W e A re Completing The Paper W ork �AN VOULME X LV U I SANFORD, FLO R ID A Established 1908 CRASH CRKW MEMBERS pouring foam Into the flame* o f • crashed AJ-2 Savage plane attarhe<! to the Sanford Naval A ir Station. Wheel# of th e plane and tha wing can be distinctly seen. (S ta ff Photo) ★ ★ IN D E PE N D E N T D A IL Y ★ ★ ★ N E W SPAPE R LOOKING L IK E MOUND8 oi sno w, trash crew member* o f th« Sanfonl*Naval Air Station poured hundreds o f gallon, o f chamical foam on tha burning wreckage o f ia plane and home. (S ta ff Photo) ★ ★ ★ Associated Press Leased Wire M ONDAY AUGUST 27, 1956 N A V A L A IR S TA TIO N craih truck and craah erew mcml»er* pour foam Into the flame* o f » plane ami the burning home o f tVllllana ) I . Urown today shortly before noon. The scene o f the crash was Orange Ave. (S ta ff Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4 Dead As NAS Plane Hits Brown Home Registration Set Wednesday R. J. Fitzsimmons Gets Appointment In Regular Navy L L (J. g .) Robert J. FiUalra■tons Jr., a Sanford resident, currently deployed with Heavy Attack Squadron- Five to the Mediterranean, has recently sa­ il tod his appointment for a mmUslon In tha Regular Navy, Jn a brief ceremony aboard the carrier USS Intrepid. Fltxxlmmona w g jjro o rn into the Regular N avy by Comdr. Paul It. flpeks. squadron commanding officer. Lt. Fltzalramon* entered the N a vy ’s flight •training program a* a Naval Aviation Cadet at Pensacola In June 1953. Upon re* celvlng his wings he came to S nford In January .’ 955 on en|* s to VAH-5 at tho local air station. With hit w ife Bthel he ^ad been residing In -Sanfqrd up to the time o f the squadron's deployment In May, . In addition to hla regular dutlei as bombardier navigator in a tactical crow, Fiusimmona was selected for training as a squad­ ron Landing Signal O fficer. The selection was determined by rigid ( U t n u l and physical requirements ‘ demanded by the task. Fltislm- oni la being Instructed in this key assignment by Lt. Comdr. Frank H. Dauer, also o f San­ ford. __________________ IT , Your dentist may be absent from his practice on Mondiv. September 10. I f so, he probab y will be attending lectures In Ocala lo keep abreast of some o f tho latest development* In the dental profession. The lectures are to be given • t the summer meeting o f the Central District eDntal Soeietv of *■F lorid a , which covers 10 leading counties o f the state. The feat­ ured apeakera will be two pro­ fessors of dentlatryy from Emory University, a professor of phar­ m acy from the University of Florida and an expert In local anesthetici from nationally known laboratories. Another special apetker wUI be Dr. Coleman T . Brown o f Tampa. Presid en t ®* the Florida State D ental -Society o f more than 1,» 0 dentists. He wiU be an honor ad guest at the officia l luncheon on Monday. September 10. O fficers at the Central District Society are Dr. Wayne C. McCall • f Ocala, president; Dr. A. 8. Bussey Jr., o f Gainesville, pres­ ident-elect: Dr. E. A . Barker of Orlando, first vice president; Dr. ■ "b ert F. Vases, M L Dare, ee<Cond vice president, end Dr. M. Ervin Wshnlafa o f Orlando, soeietary-trea,urer. Local dentists planning to at tend the Ocala meeting b d o d e : Dr. A . W. Epps B r* Or. H. W. Backer Sr., Dr. L D. Brown, Dr. A . W. E p p s Jr., Dr. John W. Epps, end D r. Jack By MBS. RAYM OND MORRIS As a prelude to the first full CASSELBERRY - Development day of school on Sept. 4, pupils in Seminole County will register at of Seminole Park Raceway into their respective schools Wedncs the "Saratoga Of Tho South" and day morning, Aug.*B. one of the largest and most attrac­ Registration will take place from tive trotting horse training centers 9 a. m. to 12 noon in all schools in the country, was outlined by W. with the exception of Flnecrest R. Kemp, president of the raceway where the hours of registration here, In a talk before the Lions will bo from 1:30 to 11:30 a. m. Club Thursday night. The earlier registration at PineWith a franchise already granted crest School It made necessary by by the Florida State Racing Com­ a double run of buses according mission, subject to approval by a to Superintendent of Public In county referendum, Kemp aaid that atructlon Rayburn T. MUwee. Seminole County stands to benefit School buses will make their re­ In an unprecedented Manner If the gular runs Wednesday to pick up vote Is favorable in the November children registering In Seminole elections. County schools returning the child Present with Kemp were R. V. ren to their homee at noon, or in Kllppsteln, secretary-tressurer of the case o f Plnecrest School at ths corperhtiol, and Carl LindenU>30. berg* *-nl*cataf, both -of O ila wde. ” Ptiplls art slated to meet (heir Other officials are Jack Roberts, of new teachers Wednesday and re­ Orlando, Vice-president, and Wal­ ceive assignments to their class­ ter S. Gibbons, o f Foxboro, Mass., room*. a director. Gibbons is secretary of It la estimated that there will The Bay State Raceway, a national be an increase of around 300 pupils figure In trotting horse circles and reporting for classes this year In is well known In Central Florida. Seminole County with an approx! Seminole P a rt Raceway will at­ mate total of around 7,000 attend tract thousands of new tourists to Ing school In all of the county’a Florida annually and more than schools. four millions of dollara, according There are 175 white teachers and to Kemp.jAnd the goal of the cor115 colored teachers with 19 prin­ iratlon is to develop the plant cipals In the local school system to the most attractive as well as "N o doublo sessions of rlaases one o f the largest horae training are anticipated this year," said tracks In the country, with Pari-mu­ MUwee. "H ow ever," MUwee said, tuels being oL secondary consider­ "th ere wiU be some double run of ation. school buses which necessitates the Kamp cited figures showing that early registration at Plnecrest tha growing pouularity of the trots School.” has gained to the extent of attract­ There wUI be some reassignment ing more spectators last year than of pupils because of the imple­ all of the major league baseball mentation of the pupU assignment teams combined. The total attend­ law passed by the special session ance waa given as eighteen ami of the Florida Legislature this one-half millions. year. A full review of the action Kemp said that one of the great­ taken by the Seminole County est benefits drill come from the na­ School Board, at Its meeting last tional and international publicity Friday, appeared In The Sanford emanating from the local training Herald last Friday afternoon. center. Effective publicity has al­ School bus drivera wiU meet ready caused one of the major oil tomorrow morning at the office of companies to mark Casselberry the Superintendent of Public In­ and Orlando with a sulky and struction In the Education Build­ 'horse on road maps now being ing on Commercial Ave. where distributed. Kemp also stated that, drivers are expected to receive with more than 000 horses training last minute instructions for tha at Ben White Raceway at Orlando 1950-57 school year bua operation annually, added to the potential of and be assigned their buses for the local plant, a Southeastern Har­ tho year. ness Circuit can easily be formed. Administrative Assistant Walter According to Kemp, the State Teague, in charge o f transporta­ Racing Commiislon, in granting a tion for the Seminole County school franchise for harness racing here, system, will meet with the corps ■aid that the location is the most of bus drivera as wUI representa­ practical one to be found In the tives of the three law enforcement state. agencies, Seminole County Sheriffs The corporation plans to add office, Florida Highway Patrol, twelve new stables, providing an and the Sanford Police Depart­ overall capacity for more than 500 ment. horses during Uie training srason. Also, a five-eighths mile Infield track will be built in the one-mile oval, and a paddock and em erg­ ency veterinary hospital will be constructed. The club approved Tom Hucston DALLAS, Tex., Ill — One man for membership, and guests includ­ was shot to death and another ed Michael Fisher and Kenneth A r­ knifed critically late last night in nold. o f Casselberry, and Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes Conklin, o f Orlando. a fight over a S3 cent election bet. A 19-year-old man, (tabbed In the chest, told officers bo shot HUton Campbell, M . to death.in a street fight. He told officers he and Campbell bet several weeks Plea Day fo r the months of Aug' a*o on which date voters would uat and part o f July will be heard go to the polls. They voted Saturday in the thla afternoon before Judge Ernest Honshoider la Seminole County Democratic runoff primary. No charges had been filed early Court. Over SO* cases will be called, today. according to the Seminole County S h e riffi offlcf. ADDITIONAL l o c a l n e w * It is expected that bonds will ON PAGE ho estreated in many of the cases called before Judge Honshoider. Man Killed, One Knifed Fight Over 25 Cent Bet ■S, -A.. Raceway Plans Revealed K Sanford Dentists To Hear Lectures f n O cala Sept. 10 ★ In Plea Day Heard This Afternoon ★ ★ -V . , > h r t f i v • ‘ rm ■' m An AJ-2 Savage plane attached*to VAI1-7 at the Sanford Naval A ir 8tation crashed Into a homa today on Orange Ave. Tho home, owned by William M. "C otton" Brown, waa com­ pletely destroyed as tho plane ap­ parently nosed into tho front end o f It, exploding and loavlng a trail o f fire behind I t • Brown, hearing the nolso of the Rotary Clubs In 99 countrioa plane, waa attempting to leave hla throughout tho free world a rt unit* homo when the explosion blew him ed In an endeavor to promote In­ out with the carport falling over on him. At tho scene o f the flro ternational understanding, good and craah Brown apparently wax will and peace. That waa the'mam* suffering from shock but appear­ ■age of Frank A. McDonald af ed to be uninjured. Tampa, Governor o f District 244 The fire atso spread to the home of Rotary tnternatlonal,'ln addrosa* next door to It, owned by I * J Ing'th* Rotary Club e f Sanford to- Rotary Clubs Unite To Promote World Understanding & - A LONE F IR E FIG H TE R aaslstod by d a sh crow members o f a fire fighting truck attempt to bring fierce Mates o f a crashed AJ-2 Savage plane and home under control. ntrot. (S ta ff Photo) Smafhers Accepts Breckenridge Resigns As C of C Manager Tour Invitation From Stevenson Senator George Smathers (DF la) has accepted an Invitation from Adlai Stevenson to arrrnnpany him and Estes Kcfauver on their nation-wide pre-campaign tour this week. The trip will Include right sec­ tional meetings with state and lo­ cal leaders designed to rally Dem­ ocratic forces for tho forthcoming campaign. Aa Chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, Smother* 1* co-ordinating effort* to retain ths Democratic majority In the Senate. The Florida Senator was renominated by his state's largest recorded majority this spring and Is unopposed In the November election. Stevenson ha* emphasised that this trip la not a "speech making or public appearance tour" but is designed to allow him to “ confer with local leader* and candidatea in tho fight to bring the issuea home to the American people and get out the biggest Democratic vole in history." Stevenson, Kefauvt-r and Smalhera together with a crew of cam­ paign aldea flew from Chicago to­ day to a meeting with repre scntallves from New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Arkansas and Arizona, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Tomorrow they will meet at Bonneville Dam, Waahlngton, with leaders from that stats and Ore­ gon, Idaho and Montana. Wednesday's gathering at Sioux City, Iowa will bring together off! claia and candidatea from Iowa, North and South Dakota, Nebras ka, Kansas, Minnesota and Wise on sin. On Thursday, the flying Demo­ cratic caravan moves to Knox­ ville, Tenn. for an important acs sion with Southern leadera from Tennessee, Alabama, G e o r g i a , Louisiana, Florida, Kentucky, Mia alssippi, North and South Carolina and Virginia. The group will return to Chicago on Friday fqr a meeting with re presentatives from Illinois, Indi ana, Michigan, Missouri and Ohio. The tlmsa and places o f tha other three sectional meetings in eluding the big north and northeast will be announced later thla week. Spreads To Lowe X House; Child Killed Forrest E. Breckenridge, mana­ ger o f tha Seminole County Cham­ ber o f Comincice for a number o f years has resigned hla post hrra "affective at the earliest conven­ ient date." It was announced this morning i that Breckenridge submitted hla j letter o f resignation laat week to President George Touhy o f tha local Chamber of Commerce Uoard o f Directors. Breckenridge said this morning | that, " I have accepted a position as manager o f another Chamber o f Commerre in Florida " The announcement of the new position to be assumed by Hrcckenrldge will be made by offiriala o f the Chamber o f Commerre with, which hs will be affiliated in the immediate future. President George Touliy, con­ IIKP.CKKNRIDGi: tacted on the release of informa­ (Photo By Jameson) tion concerning the resignation o f Chamber o f Commerre Manager F o r r e a t Breckenridge, said: "Breck has devoted a great deal of time and energy to the devel­ opment o f the interests of Semi­ nole County, and while he has been with the Chamber o f Com­ The Seminole County Vocation­ merce, the economic aspects of the community have expanded al School is open for registration considerably, I appreciate his co­ every day thla week. Students operation and hla sincere efforts may register any time for day or evening classes. Subjects o f­ here. I am sure that when I ex­ press a hearty 'thank you’ to him, fered this term Inrludn typing, bookkeeping, office there are scores o f others who shorthand, join m*. Saying goodbye to friend* practice, business English and la never an enjoyable experience, aj»elling, business arithmetic, and but- as Breck leaves his many oiifce machines. The day classes friend* hers, he carries with him are saheduled from 9 o.m. to 3 our best wishes fo r surer** in hla p.m., five days a week; evening classes from 7to 9 p. m. Mondays new work." through Thursdays. Vocational School Is Open All Week For Registration Youth Found After Spending 7 Days On Mountain Slope Students are urged to register as soon as possible. Any adult, I* year* of ago or ulJcr Is eligible to enroll in any o f these -lurse*. SE ATTLE OR - Snatched fro-" almost certain death a fter a week in a mountain wilderness, plucky Richard MiauhaU rested In a hos­ pital today and, hla main con­ cern was catching up on the meals and the comics ha missed In his lonely wanderings. Doctors said Richard, 13-yearold Japanese American Boy Scout, was showing an "amaaing comeback" from hla seven days six nights with little food or water on the slepea o f M L Rainier, SO Pflji+g i m U n i i i o f t '• * thing s U ff consists of M i*. • " Hall, principal. Mrs. Lydia Watt, Mias Mary Georgs, and Miss Martha Simpson. Mr. Frod C. Murray is director of the school. Weather Partly dandy through Tuesday with a faw widely scattered thusdsrshewsrs mostly dartag alter■aen and evening; lew tanight **• 72. Tho homes were located at 240* and 2404 Orange Ave. Tlio plane waa first noticed fly ­ ing low aa It ramo over the south­ ern section o f tho city "flyin g so low that it could have hit tho tree tops." L. J. Lowe Jr., and hla w ife Min­ nie Louise arid their son David, 6, were burned In tho flashing blaze. The two parents were found on tho lawn o f their home apparently blown out o f it. One of the children Marilyn Sue, was found, shortly after on# o ’clock today, dead. A t first, when tho parents were found, the child was seen standing near them hut later had disappeared. Only uftcr a search of tho home by Kddiq Keith, a relative o f the family, w is the body of the youngster found. A witness to the flying plane, before it crashed said, " I saw the tall o f the plane flying low with amoke trailing behind II." Tho young man, I-couurd Lcpolc, who said that he saw tho plane from a home he was visiting aaid. “ It didn't term that tho plane was rutting out but It was flying ter­ ribly low going through the treo top* (aa ho pointed) before crash­ ing. «. Tho plane, whose entire crew o f threo was killed in the crash, left a trail o f fire behind it a* it (Continued nn Page F.igbt) Mercurymen Win 1st. Class B Game O f Softball Pla Local Mcrcurymcn took tho first g im o a f tho Class II Invitational Softball tournament being played in Grlando. The Hunt-McUobcrts te a m , which emerged as champions in ''is local dtywldo softball loigue, defeated Farm Home team o f Or­ lando Friday night 2-1. In u game played at tho Grand Ave, softball park. Hunt-McRoberta cinched t h e game in the fourth Inning with a triple by Eugclio I’ onnlngton The two run* mado t>> the local softball group wero on seven hits and one error while Farm Home collected their one run, four hits and no error*. IIunt-McRoberts will play the North Park Baptist Church softball 'team tonight at I o'clock at Exposition Park. According to team officials, tha game (a a tossup since tha two teams are even in practice gaaaaa each having o ft h t t a r o p b y commit­ tee chairmen. In addition to tho activities of Rotary'* *,100 Clubs within their own communities to promote thla objective, McDonald explained, Ro­ tary International has sp^nt m ot* than 12,000,000 in recent years through Its program o f student fel­ lowships, which enable outstanding college graduates to study for on# year In countries other than their own, ee Rotary ambassador* o f good will. 8inco 1947, when thla program was established, *34 Ro­ tary Fellowships have been award­ ed to students in Cl countries fo r study in 40 countries. Miss Louise Sand of St. Petersburg Is now studying at the University of Chile In Santiago, Chile, end will be beck about Jan. 1. "W ith fellowship and service to other* ns Its keynote, Rotary pro­ vides a common ground for 431,00* business and professional exec*lives throughout the free world, re­ gardless of differing natlonalltlea or political or religious beliefs", tho Rotary District Governor rmpha sized. "In addition to tho promotion af international understanding" Mc­ Donald continued, "special emphas­ is Is being placed by Rotary Clubs In this District, which Includes 47 Rotary Clubs in Central Florida on ways to Improve our community*, our vocations and assistance fa youth program ". McDonald urged the local Rotarp Club to be well represented at tha Rotary District Conference to bn held in Wintar Haven on Oct. 14-U10, and to make plans for tha Club to be represented at the 4ltb Annual Convention of Rotary In­ ternational, which will be held In Lucerne, Switzerland, next May. ■' $ i-u v.u Local Timing Assn. To Study By-Laws A t Meet Tomorrow By MRS. RUTH LA Y O The newly organized Seminole Timing Assn. wUI meet In Sunnyshade P a r t. Longwood, at 7:45 P , M. Tuesday evening, August 2*. At this meeting by-laws will-ba studied and approved as well as due*, also charges, as to b* charg­ ed, lo r those participating in tha drag races. The necessary equips meat, each driver will ha required to me*4 to meat tha safety iawa as proscribed by .the national orga- * nisaUan, and its purchase. The officers o f thla organisation., Pros. Dick Joyce, Cassslbeityt vIce-Pros. Billy Joe Young. Aka----- -- ■—1— ; Sec.-Tress. U artH _ md, urged that a l | I * . . tare*tad paraaoa cease sad M o �sws~~r%r . - ' ■ '\<l • , Toil £■■• '•.,<7r\-*.*\. •THE SANFORD H E R A LD LUCKY A S 5 - “^ d S S S & j g f THE K C 5 HAVE COSTED THE IMANC7 WTN A USUAL! P O N T NNED MAINS, MCKEY! JUST NATCHERUf " ■- [ LUCKY I GIANT HONCYCO M f ■jtYur’iTJja O M anoi (JOOFYlS OFNNND A ■AN SN IT' SH O F1 ® U «S S 1V L THROW . Hi m A l i t t l e b u S i n b s s i AU THE FMCWOveft 0N0UW6MW. WHAT MAOWSS IS T H flf A SWANK OF BR3 COATING A MMOLE W .MOM A w e don't * THE BOND'S COATING/ pm r ■■ * > * ev\« a\y w o u ld Y o u s A tr w m ao. m t TOLD YOU rOUQ m r r tsyps LOOKS UKEOUa • r HAIROJT6 A IN 'T S O - O P . .. 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North prrnon* havlna claims or demands A 1,1/ In Hsetlun II. Toarntblp Sv Dakota. In the County Jude* of npalmt aald **tat*l Hfnilnnl* Cotiety, Florida, al hla of* You and each of you ar* h»r*hv Month, Ranaa 11 Ka*l. You, and each of yuu, ara harrby notified that a suit has bsoii brouaht aaalnsl you In Ilia Circuit rnurt In and for dsmlnnla Countr, Florida, In chancery, entitled IV. -I. U AH TI.KY. mid VIA It Y 1IAIIT1.KY. hi* wife, plaintiff*, V. KLIH IIA llltOOKH. ot al. dsfaadaal*. and you. aad aarh of you ara required In f i l l your anawar In tha plaintiff*' com* plaint with lha Clark o f ta li Cuurt, and ssrva upon plaintiff*, or plain* I lffF atlornsy. (IKO. Hl'RKR. Jll., whoa* sddra** la r . O. U oi lis t. Raaford, Florida, a cupr o f *ald aniwsr, on or hatnra \V*dnr«day. Haptsmbsr I. A. L>.. I t i l . and ir you fall lo do au. a dreraa pro con* f*»*o wll| ha antarrd apalnal you. and inch o f you. for lha r * ll* f dtmaadad la aald rnmplalul Tha nature of Ihla suit I* to niilat lha ttlla lo tha abote ds*rrlbrd land, aaal*** vou< and sach of you. WITNKHH my hand and *ral of aald Court at Hanford. Hrmlnol* County, Florida. Ihl* Ird day of Auautl. A. !*.. ISIS. /a/ O. F. IIK R V n O X Clark o f aald Court. nr.O. A Hl’ KKIl, Jll. Hoilcllnr for P lain tiff* n ig h t NlGHTTHCy PAV ." Sum ner Cooler T o freshen and cool the house for hot weather, try using some o f the new lamp shaded m id * of laminated vinyl plaatie with th# texture and appearance o f flib « net. They have that ocean-side eppeal, that brecze-swapt look which adds a welcome note to any room In hot weather. And (wing plaatie, o f course, they can be kept duet* free even when all tha window* are open — just by washing In aoap or detergent suds. Legal Notice In the tlenrt af the I'nnntr ■>***•. Seminole t ; « « * l » , Florida, In Frn- Hanford. Florida. bnle. ICntCIJIT rO I'R T HK 11.1 In ret ICnlnln e f gC IH IK IL'H g. I l l VMKit Ueena.ad. IF THR COI IST OF THIS rol hTY illMIR, dSGMIhOl.SI. COb ATI , T » A ll t/'redllnrn nnS Prrinnt Hnrlnn •TATM OF KMlhlUS. t.'lnlmi aw llemanda Aaalnat Said la ee the H tla l* e ft B ifa lei T »u and nncli of )ou ars hsrnbr MINKfM M. HTKW'ART. Uscaaetd. IV PMOBATM nm lflcd and rruulrrd In urasrnl anr F IN A L AOTICM tlslina aiid demand* which >u«. ar i i hrr of you mar havs aaalnsl lha N ollia la harabr alvan that tha talata o f g U IIIlK tH d g. IIUVIIKK. undsraleatd w ill, on th* SOlh day of n-ra.rd. lata e f said C<.unl>. la the Paptsmhar. A. O. ISIS, p rtlta t tu tha 'mintr Judn* o f Hemlnuls Couniy, llanorabla County Judy* of M iniVloiida al hla o fflr * In lha court nala Counlt. Florida, bar final ra* Imusn o f aald County at Hanford, tura. account aad yourhara. aa Ad* Florida. within slab! ralandar m lnlslratrls o f lha K*tala o f VIIKninths from Ilia lima o f lha first N IR M. H TRW AItT. drr*a*ad. and tiuhlli-sllon of Ihl* nolle* Karh nt slid time, than and there, make claim or domand ahall lis In wrltlOB. anpllrallnn lo lha aald Juda* for a and ahall fla ts tha pises of r**l> final adllsm ani o f bar administra­ mrruaad poal offlcs addraas o f lha tion o f aald aa lile. aud fo r aa otdrr rlaluiaat. and ahall l>a aworn to hr dlscharelnp her aa auch Admlnldra* lha claimani, hla aaent, or atlor. f r it pry, and any such claim or d*nisnd hut to filed ahall ha ha told. /a/ K lm rr W. Ifuvtar Aa admlnMratur o f Ilia Katala of g r in iN U M g . h u t h k ii. dacaassd Flral puhllralluu Auauil I t . ISIS In tha I' m , i a l lbs t analy Jndas, Seminal* t.'aaat*. SUHSa, in l'r*hnlr. In ret I h l a l * aI S. H V I.V A M A VU-CAI.I.KT. I>sc*a**d. Tn A ll Credit*** aad Ptraena Slav* a * l lalma « r U tw aaSi Annin** Bald tsla iei You aad sach of you ara hertbr n llllrd and resulted to praarni any lalnt* and drmaud* wblrh yuu. ar llhar o f you. may hava aaalatt lirlta la t* o f N. H V LV AM A VIcCAI.- ft LET, ditu u il. lata of aald Cuuat to ths County Juda* at Pamlns.. L'uiit, ly, Fluilda. at Ilia office In tha rnurt houaa o f aald County at Han* fold. Florida, within sight ralandar month* from tha lima of tha flrat publication o f ihla noilea. Karh claim or drmaad ahall l>a la w rit. i " l . and ahal| d ata tha placa of • >ldrnro aad po.t office addraw of a rlalmaat. and ahall ha sworn to hr claimant or agent or altar* par. and any such claim « r demand oat so filed shall ha void. Ila rra r Wallace Vlci'allry Aa aicru tor o f lha l.a*i W ill aad Taetaanent af la VlcCalUy, .H« Iran Ivanla McCal.. daaaaaad It. W . Ware, Attorney Woodruff. Far Vina bids Aaaford. Florida. First puhlloaltsa Auautl 11th. n i l V notified and rsuulrsd to prastat to r claim* and dsmand* which you, ar Legol Notice SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES MU LOW C O S T H IGH PR O TEC TIO N «SAN £O RD 4iLuratiimgN»ji Bum deceased, late of said County, to tbs County Judas of Remlnols Cousty. Florida at hla offlcs In ths court houaa of said Couniy at Haafoid, Florida. within slaht ralandar month* from ths tlms of ths first publication of thla holies. Bach claim or dsmand shall ha la wrlilna. feai* and shall ptaia tha plaea o f rs*ldenes and post offlea address ot th' claimant, and ahall ha aworn to tho claimant, hla aesit. or Ms tornay. and any aush claim or ds* maid not *o filed ahall ba void. /*/ A L L A N t. VIOSRLKY Aa Admlalstrator cum Tssta* minto Annsio nf Ihs Ratals of MAIIY I.K F F L R n HTIIONO. ds* raassd Flrat publlcatloa Aupust Ith, A. D.. m s . nKO. A. HPERR. JR. Attorney for Katato P O. lloz I t l t Hanford. Florida Me washdishes? B e tte r Half i , Husband i \ct you' I'm nu galley tLvel Tired of thin routine ■ a tta r H aiti Heme her*. Know sn snewer Practical, too. HusbanNi Maid's loo espensivo, • a t t a r H a lfi Autonulic sleetric dulinaaher isn't Husbandt Uiv* roe nrndoww. • a tta r HaHi Kaay. Scalding hot water dues heHer job. ka^a hand* pretty Saves lime. Neater kitchen. Most •uicar™. i’ nuect* good china, s m glsatwara. Husbandi K*»y on pocketbook? • a t t a r HaNt Eaay on us, too Dealer a open now. Car key*. |4c*f*' Husbandi " IIV I BETTER..wELiCTKICAUYr flORIDA POWER A LIGHT COMPANY H ! l ■ t a k e r FDIC M. M. t'aleman. III*. Star. 1»T Maaa.lla ATS. •a �I make tliis your (L )m d fo y w jc w i V Dlmemlom— 65 a 26 feat • Cubage — 25,900 ft r t T h is co m p a c t h om e fe a tu r e s a fire p la c e , three bedrooms, a mealth o f closets, a separate dining room, and garnue. Stone nnd clnplionrd combine to lend color inter* est to the exterior. Dramatic Effects May Be Created By Fabrics Different Colors, . Materials Being Used For Tables Characteristic of today’s decor prints Mill lea.I for draperies and Innovations In occasional tables is the use of fabric to create a fumitue covering used primarily arc: combination of different mat­ striated effects. f in bedrooms with matching bed­ erials, colors and unusual styling. In modern the treatment may be spreads. 1’ rovinciaJ* are favored Leather ami rattan are combin­ either softer in appearance or nub- in Early American and other trad­ ed In simple modem styling for by in texture; with low pile and itional homes. patio, den or living room use. stiated effects. Making a bid for popularity are |ilnndwovcn gras*, imbedded in Ir traditional the decorative the new Continental prints— large |plastic contrasts nicely with lintelements have been simplified fur scale geometries and three dimen­ ! ed oak. dramatic impact. Favored are sional patterns. These show new Hall glass and half walnut top* matelasscs, bouclcs and brocades. spacing created to harmonise with create a distinctive tabic, with a Featured colors arc beige, toast, the floating lightness and airy convenient storage space under characteristics of contemporary the walnut half. gold on white; and all while. In upholstery fabrics. Wcdgcwnod furnishings. Wood inlay* arc popular to give Other patterns show small sym­ greater surface richness: such a*, blues, brilliant blues with metallic thread interwoven nnd navy blue metrical design* In scale with less walnut set with plastic and mar­ come to the fore. One manufact­ than spacious rooms. ble chip top. Fusing primitive and modern urer introduces a luminous Pers­ Colored mosaic tile tops with is a group nl clean-cut geometric ian blue. Cottons in floral and Provincial' prints from Sweden. Italy enntri- rich mahogany or cherry bases brighten any decor. Newest development In plastic topped tables is plastic *ut to create an inlay pattern. White or tan cork with llmrd oak 1creates a smart group of modern tables. For an elegant look, there are marble-topped tables with brass legs. Tables are created with light lines and built to the floor bases, llut the new look is low-slung, in free forms. BouVJa.ll PLUM BING S a ijA : to m o d e rn iz e y o u r b a th ro o m th a A m e r ic a n - S tand ard w a y ! Tbt fkwst h [\ for ot iHUt as ■witty cm beryl Many styta l $ G . 7 8 Per .Month tt choose frmi f |liutes patterns inspired by shafts I of light projected through stain* | ed glass windows. From India ctegrant Sari prints appear on smooth surface cottons, rnhanerd by the use of gold inlays and rich colors. New cotton fabrics take on tex­ ture interest, simulating handwoven effects and incorporating nylon threads for extra wear. Sil­ ver and gold mctallics give an over-all glint rather than the pre­ cisely defined metallic stripes of last season. Upholstery materials arc treat­ ed to resist spot* and stains, wat­ er and creasing, and the new tex­ tures will add a custom-loomed appearance, whether your decor is traditional or modem. ‘ W P Com* In *r cal! for FREE etllm afel u R n i I Now Available, Low Finance Plan No Down Payment— .18 Months To PayWater Heater, Septic Tank & Sewer Installation* 1007 Sanford Ave. Phone 111.1 m o te Rubber-Base Wall RalnL By VIV IA N BROWN A r Nrwufeatur** Writer flood design In homo furnishings ’shouldn’t be hard to come by. Some tno objects were selected for the 19SS showing of good Je sign sponsored by New York’s Museum of Modern Art and the Chicago Merchandise Mart. Nobody looks for bad design. But a homemaker has Just so much to spend nnd if she has no other yardstick for measuring good taste, she must depend on the buyer of her local furniture store to bring it to her. Sometimes this is good. Sometimes bad. Homemakers who are lorn be­ tween traditional and modem fur­ nishings, or who try to find a happy combination of the two, will enjoy some of the new furnituro fashions srlected for the good dc sign show. One piece* by Paul McCobb Is sort of a cabinet, chest, closely re semhling the dry sink commode of the eighties, (irorge Tanicr’s polished bench of plywood, teak and beech is another piece that routd fit well into a "mixed-up" decor. Color was emphasize! in this show for the first time. There were clear, bright hues, such as Darrell tatndrum’s chaise lounge of foam rubber on a steel base up­ holstered in brilliant yellow. Tiny lacquered occasional tables by Helen Pope had colorful tops with brass legs which spread at the floor from one support. The elegant simplicity of theso pieces pleased most of the de­ signers, some of whom have been highly rrltlral of rigid modern. MrCobb pointed out that refine mt-nt and scale emphasized the simplicity of the current crop of designs—no unnecessary decora tlon, natural woods and materials shown in their true form. The homemaker who needs a guiding hand in furniture selection would do well to seek out furnishIngs tagged "good design.” Not all of these might fit into her de­ corating scheme but If they do it gives her a head start on good looks In furniture fashions. A NEW CONCEPT IN WASHING makes WlfMit* * im h i u m tin to* u u aii aomii—.ms. ■tnciur ttaorti usi, UR t t l IMS |CM ••• N E W "* sim iw o )L Dclts It 30 , mlnwTtt Truly wothobl* A f Matching ^ ___a_.a. WVMWVTl ctltrt It •dwl.tt OUCO Stmi-Clais Inamtl CONTROLS 2 WASH SPEEDS 2 SPI N SPEEDS MODEl WA-I50F • W * m Ti M W«»im w m Im * lsir-4s-l.se Cwitfsls Pstiu mts, • lair Tt* U *et«g *•»*-*. Mn 6 m am ThtfttfkJr Wkfcttt tuft s '1 US tins One* puis ova 50* CALL “g y O0IM S CAPACITY THAN m ta 0THH AUTOMATIC WASHU1 The Lumber Number for Sudden Service HILL SU TM IMF NTH*F10 IN MUX 01 MATCH C0I0RS Lumber & Supply Yard Sanford Electric Co. Phone 412 116 M a g n o lia A v e . The flush door is a hanjy item door, and the door is cut to the for do-it-yourself projects. It ha* desired size. Then cut tha lam' proved successful as a surface for inate so that it will fit flush over buffrt table, coffee and utility the door. The legs .ire placed over table. each corner of the door, the screw Even old doors are covered w-ith hole is marked with a pencil. The plastic coated tension typo lam­ inate, available in some 25 popular legs aie attached to the door with colors or wood— grain finishes In flat head screws. These should be lend an added incentive to crea­ good and tight. tive homemakers. This material The table described here used a coves up cracks, nicks and surface 1/10 inch decorative lam scratches, doesn’ t chip and Is r e - 1 inate. Mastic was spread over sistant to stains anil abrasions. It the entire surface first, then the may be wiped o ff in n jiffy with material was carefully placed over a damp cloth. the door. The material comes to How to go about It? you rurvi>d so that it may be rasil) The experts (who make every­ smoothed flat on any sound sur thing sound so simple) say to take face. Out the molding strips In a your surface covering, and wood miter box to gel a good corner fit or wrought Iron leg* (they suggest When the molding strips are nail­ 28 inches for a buffet height) to ed Into the side of the door the) start. Then equip yourself with should overlap the surface mater 1 ti inch wooden corner mol .lings ini. and tools—hammer, nails, cross­ File all sharp corners down after cut saw, mitef box, screwdriver, the molding is nailed on. The pliers, file and drill. Mastic Is slightly exposed edge of the old required to cement the new sur­ door should he painted mol mold face to the door. itig shellaced. After the seenn. If an olJ door is used, all hard­ coat is applied the table should ware should he removed from the tie finished. c#*SPECIAL 8-PIECE DESK GROUP this month only. . . It's "botkfo-uhcoT time oplnl Htfi'i the compttli l-piict desk soffit Ifcafl designed erpesialty ■Ilk ywr itudtnt la mlsl Kam M * dtik tonlolm 7 drowtrt-end It finhhed la hondtomt gralntd Ma­ hogany. la oddHlsn ft th# sturdy (heir, ye* mtiv* on ettroctiv* Wefftr po^ a letter eptnsr, ■ ntktr kisttir, a fountain p«fl ood holder, aid • k n » tfimmsd itvdsnt lama. F A IR p r ic e s p l u s HIG H Q U A L IT Y ; A N D S E R V IC E ..^ W E G IVE TOI* V A L U E STAM PS W IT H E V E R Y PU R CH ASE FURNITURE CENTER /S OUTS POLICY/, SANFORD Fh. 1421 DcIJAUY I M W . FIR ST BT. Whrrc Your Dollar Huy* The Most Furniture” EASIEST TERM S IN TO W N ERM AN 'c o n c r ete -4; P/PEa.mm <t*t W 1 3 *STREET * ■■wy i MWTir f— ANNOUNCING ctMM urn iin iiM mi your builder Furniture Tagged You Can Make Tables 'Good Design' Will Out Of Flush Doors Help Homemaker Trend Is Turning To Unusual Wood NEW 1957 FILTER - FLO AUTOMATIC WASHER 2 SPEED MULTI-CYCLE For Futher Information aooui this plnn, contact 211 W. Third St. Sanford, Fla. W illi Al* Ni-Whfralurra New woods, finishes and colors make contemporary furnishings shown at the Chicago Home Fum ishings Show warm, comfortable and cheerful to behold. There Is a trend to unusual grains in wood such as borranco, a South American harJwnod that resembles teak. It Is a medium rod-brown, a popular new tone in dining room and living room furn­ iture. Woodland brown birch it an­ other. Ebony, beech, walnut and teak ar# combined by one design­ er. Hardware on burraus and buf­ fet* has splurged on every avail­ able metal It seems. Stainless steel drawer pulls are now addeJ to the brass, copper, silver and pewter shown last year. Porcelain, glass, and wood alto are used. Newer modern furniture is very graceful, offering all (he comfort of the old traditional furniture . plus an uncluttered pleasing effect I to the rye. Fosm rubber cushions arc on dining room chairs in many lines. Among the new furniture pieces shown are: a reading or siting night table (hat adjusts to fit over the bed for lovers of late snacks, high revolving chair (tools for tha breakfast snack bar, ao 80 Inch rosewood buffet with built-in bread board, a coffeo utile that ran be­ come 86 Inches long to hold vari­ ous cabinet arrangemenU. Furniture reproductions of per­ iod ity le i include Italian Provin­ cial, the most popular, with French Provincial, Early American and Directolre close on Its heels. * Y'Y * wV TALL OR SMALL. Y O U ’LL SLEEP BETTER O N . A N Don't lot your homo doprocioto in valuo bocauso o f poor maintonanca. Lot us help you by providing quality mate­ rials* free estimates, and in obtaining suitable financing. H O LLYW O O D BED ROOFING Tough, durable, three tab n*- ^ phnll roofing shingle*. .Wide ,v color selection. ; • E X TR A W O N D E R FU L COMFORT • F IV E FEET W ID E • SIX FEET EIGHT INCHES LONG • USES R E G U LA R SIZE SHEETS — 91” X 108” SSShOP® • H E A D R O A R I) OAK FI.OOUING . TEN YEAR GUARANTEE Regular Retail Price $179.00 llim.n-.lon Lumber * A complete -clre- lion of c le a r ," * straight, kiln d ried ... lumber suitable fo r ' any repulr Job. “ B e a u t i f u l , hard wearing oak floor­ ing. UnfinUhcd nr prv-finlshed as de­ sired. V *1 2 9 -0 0 $12.90 D E LIVER 8 % Picture Window Come In and see our l>rautlful line o f pic­ ture windows. Best quality fine wood •Idlng In nil standard type*. Moderately prie. ^ — FLO R A L PRINTS More seating units are now up­ holstered In floral print material. A polished cotton fabric, quilted along the lines of the design, will be a favorite. 8EEING RED? Bam red le generally accepted to be one o f the most durable of all bouse paints. Open Mondaya Till 9 p.m. CORNER 2nd & M AGNOLIA “ Ilud Bamberger, Mgr. PHONE 1232 LUMBER COMPANY S U l! I tm C M avi SSklORD FMltkl -6 # f ; • " K h . �2 Parties Think Pretty Much Alike MGHT SCHOOL Br BAL BOTUt NEW YO R K I f t - A new fifa ro of heroic satare looms on the Ameri­ can political horizon — the twoSsted rice a rrsl '^ V . la the.viu* rt hasn't made mock difference whether the president s harness mate had t heads or I I thumbs, a t he didn't eocnt much anyway. O s m a il problem waa to make the appropriate noises while presiding over the U. S. Senate. Only one maa in history his made a really memorable utter anee while serving as stall moose for the occupant of the Whitt Boose. Re waa Thomas Riley Mar­ shall. rice president under Woodrow Wilson. Marshall escaped obli­ vion as the result of his daring re­ mark. “ What this country needs is a good fire-cent cigar.” But the situation has oov.cbahged. The voters seem sold 'on the idea that what this country needs Is not a vice president who merely yearns for a good fire-cent cigar, but rev who will get tn these with - T o w I n f e r ! Herald pr— ntn to jroa to- malarial*, colon avaOabU this year Is Sasday Ns — ml “Hack Te School” odttka. It ford stores. is la tho promotion of thopplm A s Sanford** citizens patronize their la Sanford for tha taadrto-netaooi dothing neighbors* stores, so will Sanford prosper and materials nssds of boys and ffafa ra- and expand, fo r each merchant is dependent tamtam to school or first sacking thatar np- upon tha good will o f thorn o f os who live .paanaes hi facnl school ilsmrnnms and play and work either in Sanford proper — Merchants of Saaford have gathmwd to- or In one of tho neighboring communities. •other on te***"**1* sslection o f stytos and Sanford merchants are proud o f their materials available to them through the stocks and o f their selections that are amsitsts of the nation. Sanford’s bosinsm daptabW fo r local use and wear - their mermen are eftetag their —factions to parents chandlse is priced fo r a small margin o f who want to choose fo r their children from profit and most times the local prices are Income T o * Lows There’ Is ea Alla* la W onderland quality about ear f « M wane tax lews, with their extrsawly Ugh upper-bracket rates. la ftk y w (f / /1,600 n yaar) w a a flaad •MOO tap M l dub for a display of tamper ♦award tfcr ten . Thin 4a ec— Ite nd a bnataw— n y n i t f t r tfc# v—son that tha flan n—at bt jaM If tha pfajrnr la tn knap aa a w t lr lN tala prof— fa*. Thoa, hfa taxahfa to— a fa ladacad by tha 90,000. ' Aftar <a0nrtlana, tha top tax rata aa • k A Tg 1i in rnu fa 14 nar cant So tha flat gfvaa kfaa a tax reduction of 94J00, tearing h i* only 9900 out of peckat •IL Ia that c a m , the ballplayer would itnnd JB 9900 to * and a 99.000 Cain, for a n*t * o fit af 94J0Q” T. Vary f*w of ug hard p— nal dxptrfancd w i t h afthdr 9100,000 toco— or 99.000 t e . Bat this f Actual Qhutntioa indicate Jnat bow eoafoMd, inequitable, and gen­ erally nadwtiMl oar tax tanri art. Lika Topry, tiwy jnat fiww - and rrrw into a crazyfatiL That's why —ntimrnt for a complain •varitoal tana ban nowballtof. The Sanford Harold fa r less expensive than foreign markets because o f lower overhead and smaller, more experienced staffs o f salespeople. The easy accessibility o f the local stores with a huge free parking lot and downtown parking privileges makes shopping in San­ ford more convenient aa well as economical. Many shoppers do not take into considera­ tion the high added cost o f their shopping because o f travel expense Many times items purchased in foreign stores because exhorMtantly priced because o f the added automo­ bile expat— added to them. Sanford merchants welcome the oppor­ tunity to serve their local neighbors and extend to them every courtesy possible daring your visits to their stores. Whopping at home U a pleasure - not a tirmowe drudgery. • • • Export Concern Some industries are becoming concern­ ed over increased Japanese exports to Ame­ rica. It is natural, considering the great d if­ ferences in wage standards, for these peo­ ple to fm r competition from Japan. This sors point was given an enormous amount o f publicity in the mxalled Fort Lewis ease. A t Fort Lewis, Washington. Japanese Plywood, unknown to the contrac­ tor, was used for paneling and doors. This was in violation o f a federal law prohibit­ ing the use o f such foreign materials in gov­ ernmental building. The Judge Advocate General ruled that tbe contractor would have to tear them out and replace them. Now there is a delay In the construction because no manufacturer ta n supply mater­ ials to the original specifications. Cotton goods and fisheries are other industries affected by oriental competition. Japan ia an ally by d efea t In the Orient, •be la our major ally. Since it was by our nuclear weapons she waa brought to her knees, relationships with her must be strained to a degree. This is a delicate balance we must not upeet unless we force Japan to her powerful Red neighbors. Our trade with Japan Is highly favorable. The 1BS4 figure, tha latest available, shows 9670 million In exports to us against |200 million imported from us. In foreign aid we received - yes, they paid us - |29 mil­ lion last year. We should not forget that most coun­ tries take multi-million dollar donations from us while Japan pays us. I f we are too harsh on her Industries, ws will be faced with the dilemma o f either supporting her or losing her to the Reds, or maybe even both. This, naturally, must be avoided. 2-Fisted Vice President Wanted cenfUctteg political pertbe limited d*F bad te C— grass. Moat e f On M et which promises— If they are te be bed during kept—will bare te be translated into law. t e pwries- Judged by tho M te their campaign pteT t e net by th e —rar mad -M ar oratory af thafr cew- tbe rtaUIdiffer te— partite — the parti— is to be saying then they « • V— eraUy eeaserva- H ia in O—cras* that the con­ flicting elemonta within the winRing party trill attempt to make good — the promises or whittle them down or ignore them. It U there that a president's program can be made or broken. Hotel Is In Fifth Year Of Battle With Mynah Birds Portion O f Game Management Area To Be Transferred TALLAH ASSEE iH -T h s Game sad FTvih Water Fish Commis­ sion baa drawn up a tentative agreement whereby part of a fam e management area ia Palm HONOLULU UP — The Royal Beach County would be transfer­ Hawaiian Hotel took a few points red to Pratt and Whitney as u e in the current round o f the fivesite fo r a le t engbw plant. year battle with the talking myn­ The commission said h waa ah birds—but hotel manager John awaiting word from the firm as C. Puchbeck still isn’t raising his a signal for making the trans­ bands ia victory. fer. Tbe Legislature authorized Tbe mynahs make their homes the commissi— to transfer the T. in Hawaii’s huge banyan trees and W. Cornett Game Management the grounds o f the Royal are full Area to Pratt and Whitney En­ o f them. gine Division of United Aircraft Pitch beck’s latest bid for vie-' Corp. for a larger adjoining troy was to trim the trees — they tract. look like a H arlot recruit's scalp. President William Gwian of But last time be tried it, the United A ircraft has said the firm mynahs moved back in with the waa interested in the site but growing foUage. hasn't made any announcement plans fo r the The birds are described by oral- about definite thoioglsts as cocky, Inquisitive,1project. often combative. The mynah waa originally brought here from India becaeae it feeds oe harmful inserts Like tbe starling — the mala-: WASHINGTON UP-Tbe cost of land, it bees me a much worse liTiag Jumped seven-tenths ef ooe peat percent In July for the second suc­ One attempt to get rid o f them cessive month, sending consumer was the use o f high frequency prices to a record high and bring­ sound waves. The idea waa that! ing wsge boosts te 1U million the sound w ives would give the workers. birds a headache. Tbe increase means that the But the high frequency waves consumer’ * dollar hat lost more caused vibrations ia the false than ooe penny of purchasing teeth o f hotel guests and such power during the past two months time the generator waa run, tele­ tnd two cents in the post year. phone calls poured. Into the desk i Auto workers, under eontracts from distressed guests seeking adjusted to living costs, will ob­ tain a 4-cent hourly wage Increase. dentists tor sadden toothache. So will some to,WO electrical wortAnother bluff tried by Pinch­ beck also failed miserably. He Aircraft, farm equipment and hoisted cats in cages, trying to some other workers, wfll gain scare o ff the noisy birds. three-to-flve-cent Increases. Tbe mynahs, said Pischbeck, The July index, issued last week Just laughed at the poor feline*. The recorded distress call o f by the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor S u tiitics stood at 11T mynahs was rebroadcast in the percent of the 1M7-W average. royal gardens but the broadcast C. FLOYD 111 IN K made as much racket as tha CAM P McQUARRHS ( * - A poolbirds themselves — and tbe myn­ try commission which would do ahs started roosting — tha sound for Florida's poultry Industry what equipment. tho Florida Citrus Commissi— has dons for the fruit industry bat been proposed by See. C. H. Bourke Floyd o f Apalachicola. Floyd, chairman of tha elegisla­ ture's 'interim poultry committee, JACKSONVILLE <ft-D r. Melvin made the proposal Thursday before P. Reid o f Pensscols has been S00 poultrymen attending the 15th appointed chief psychologist con­ annual Poultry Institute. sultant to the Bureau e f Mental R e said the state's poultry in­ Health o f the Florida State Board dustry also needs more ergsnlzao f Health, Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, tion. state health officer, H id Tues­ “ While the Florida State Poultry day. Producers Assn, is doing a fine For the past two y e a n Dr. Reid Job Its membership should be has been director o f the Escam­ greatly increased," he said. “ I am bia County Guidance Clinic te sure there are.ESOO poultry pro­ Pensacola. ducers In Florida and yat the mem­ Dr. Reid was born fat L a k e bership o f the assoclati— is not Worth and received hi* B. S. and one-third that many.” master’s from the University at Floyd said his interim commit­ Miami. tee will be in Jacksonville Nov. X. The committee, ha said, is pushTbe Calumet Farm, owned by lag an expansion la the poultry Mrs. Gene Marker, set a money market news service and Is trying winning record far taking down to secure fire insurance rate reduet1.409.OS in purses In 1*47. lions tor poultrymen. Dr. Melvin Reid Gets Appointment ■ l y IIN N IT T C ltP --------------- b n a knuckle* and f i l b t e £ Perhaps the b iffa a t m a lt al the 1PM national political conventions U that both R^bUcaaa and Dam. ocrata now a p e e an thi*—nnm iaf the eatcothrt breach d the federal government has become a lo w * fisted Job. The president’ s two fists are no lo e te r enough. His reap moat hare w .ti too. Considering tha prorca political pognacity of tha two present rival candidates for rice president— Estes KefauTer and Dick Nlxon-» the nation m ar even wind op with a eeep who fieea tha appearance o f haring tripie fists. Commenting on the new trend, a television pandit pontificated1 "There will be no more Throttlebottomi.” He w *» referring to Alexander Throtdebottom. the ami­ able, bumbling. Tice preakJential nooentity ia tbe Broadway musi­ cal, “ Of Tbee 1 Sing.’ But wbat about tbe mother of a little boy wbo doesn't want to get P re g n a n c y Itself W o n 't C a u s e Teeth T o D e c a y ^PR E O N A K C M a^ttaeif does not cause tooth decay. Tha widespread belief among American women that pregnancy la a direct source o f dental trouble la aoanethlng I would like to de­ bunk right now. An r i— I M yth I t la nothing but aa age-old myth. But R la am a iln t bow many persona hare this misconception. An American Dental Association survey disclosed that M per sent of the famlileo Interviewed asso­ ciated dental decay with preg­ nancy. The plain truth la that any In­ crease in decay during pregnancy generally can be attributed to poor mouth hygiene and too fre ­ quent consumption e f sweets Dental acientlsts have conducted testa which repeatedly have es­ tablished this aa factual. Neither la It true that tha un­ born child absorbs calcium from the teeth nf tbe mother. Again, studies show that tha mother's teeth do not release calcium er any other element fo r the benefit • f her child •tirprtalngly. M * true that ex­ pectant mothers on rich diets arc more likely to develop calcium deficiencies than those on poorer diets. While nutrients such as the ■nlik products contain calcium, .hag aim are abundant In phos­ phate*. show, Inhibit passage o f calcium Into tho blood stream. I f Dot remedied, resulting calcium de­ ficiency m ight produce skeletal abnormalities in both the expec­ tant mother and her unborn baby. OcncraUy, this ralclnm defi­ ciency ia signaled by cramps ha the legs. Recently It was revealed that calcium dtfldtad—may be over* coma with a prenatal calcium supplement which le free o f phos­ phite. it's called calcisalln and also contains aluminum hydrox­ ide g * l Iren and certain Impor­ tant vitamins, Tha excess phosphorus that tha mother-to-be gets In her dally diet 1* neutralised by the gel and her body gets full benefit fro­ th* calcium Intake. •o, don’t blame the baby far any calcium deficiency. B e ll have •noogb troubles o f his ewa after he's born. ia the— end slug? C n «In M loafer bop* bar aoa will gin * up tad become rice president? Parhapa not la national politic*. But the little led still hat ■ future in iedustry. There must bo several hundred thousand vice presidents la t i * business world. Many i r e harmless souls who dwell in upholstered swi­ vel chairs and spend the day scrib­ bling memo* to their p riva tt sec•etary to be sure that no one without proper authorization uses the office pencil sharpener. Aggressive beads of business or­ ganize tions sometimes like to sur­ round themselves with these Throttlebottoms on the reasonable assumption, "W ith guys like thfE> around mo I h i V to look good— if only by contrast.” The president o f the United States doesn’ t have to worry about having his job taken away from him by a two-fisted vice president. But the president o f a bushiest firm has no sueh guarantee. 11 aU the Throttlebottoma in Industry suddenly start flexing their mus­ cles and doubling up their fiitu no business president or boar# chairman ia the land will sleep easily. Do tycoons want a situation libs that? Not if we know tycoons. The moral is, If you want to be a Throttlcbottom ia life, get out si politics. The business wotM depends os its Throttlebottoms, almost n much at h does on paper clips, to keep things together. Legal Notice To All CieSttwe aaS Pvfssas Havfse Claim ee M a s a W Awatos* SiK K atatti Ton s o l sack e f yon are hsrsbv aotlflee s>< reqsIrsC te nreseat an? claims sad dsmaaSs which you. nj slthsr ef too. may have stain— the salat# ef .MKUCN * DAT ncHt'LTZ deceased. Ute e f said Couuty. te the Couety fudge of Ssra. luele County, Florida, at his office n the court house ef eald County st Sanford. Florida within alsbt cul.ndsr months from the time ef tha I rat eublleatlon ef this aotlee. Back lalra or demand shall be In wrltlr.e and shall stats the place e f residence sod post office address ef the claim, ant. and snail he sworn to by tha claimant, er aetnt nr attorney and any such claim er dtmand aet ae filed ehatl be void. Carl Rais As eaecutor af tha Last WltT* and Testament af Helen B. Day admits. deceased It W Wars. Wo-druff.Perklaa Bid*.. •aaford Florida. Ally, for Kseetitar. first oohlleatlon Aueust 1*th. ISIS. YOU'RE TELLING ME! PO LICE af Chiswick. Rutland, have be— called in to Investigate * bouse said to be haunted by s spectre that thrown pennies at people. First time we ever heard c f s ghost equipped wtlh a piggy hank. I I ! . fuaert efeped fhrir m fio—1coniwnfhm in ( su m Cify, w rtad. We truet everything scent off h am — ionsiy. I I I tie e f Nn Huff. t I 1 In Gambia, W is t Africa, baboons hare become ao numerous Woman Is Offered $750 For Six-Inch Strip O f Property RIVERSIDE. Calif. Ill - Mrs. Jan* McGregor baa received a new offer e f 9TM far tbe six-inch strip of downtown Riverside property she owns and which knife* ia halt a proposed municipal parking lo t Mrs. McGregor inherited tbe strip, lZT feet deep, several years ago, and ever since has be— pay­ ing taxes—4 M 9 last year. that the government the— te M b ' log a hard Urns keeping them la control What are thorn epee try­ ing to rto-m tha monkeys out e f people? I I I A Russia*, RAa claim* to U JM yr*r» old, mom —ye he's both­ ered trttA one */ Ms maters eomta f leoee. Os* •/ Ms baby teetgf i l l ir stun. « « r uuumrwu nair-. its t.H . a.4 drvltees: en4 stir- *r4 rnu stl ethe- Detenus hsvln* or elslmlnc sny rleht till* er interest ia ant to the Isn4 hereinafter 4eeeribe4: Tnu are hereby notifies that suit hsa been ln«tltnt*4 arslnst vou is he rirrull Court of the Nlstk Ju41. rial Clrrult In sn4 for Uemlnnl* ’ouatv FlnrtSs. Chancery He. Sift, In which soil It L Coleman Is nlalntiff *»4 Jams* B. Partin, ks Aimin'strulnr. etc. et al are 4efen4untiV * » * In which olslntlff seeks tn oolet Ihs title tn the fsllnwtn* nreperty >ttu»t*4 in Seminole County FlnrlSai The eWet ttt feet e f the Anotk t «t feet e f the SR Vi ef the KWH ef iectlou IS Tewnskt* n So nib. Ranee S* Kart. An *t>hrey|*te4 title e f sell suit le R t» Coleman, nlulatlff. v. James R. Panin us ASmlnlstrutor. etc, et at. 4efrn4»nt*. Cnlese yee file year writteu t — fen— It any. te the cemolslst Ja *M suit ea er before Beotemher It. Ittl. a 4ecree orn re nfearn wfll be ntere4 aeulnat y e a , Dste4 Aueost IL t i l l 1 O. P. Herndon Clrrult Court Clerk I t Z L Burdick Denote Clerk 'My hands a rs a llttls full but I can still talk on the ’phona" SAow me LUXURY! J SM A LL a O Y invaded a big store’s lingerie motion and ahytr nc— amted hte problem to a lady clerk. ”1 want to buy m a auffriM pres— t of a slip," he said, “but I forgot General Insurance a JAM ES G UT AGENCY N O W fa the t in t tetany b i u a e o i SA N FO R D M OTOR C O M P A N Y IN C . * MSI B. ■ AMFORD AYS, •aim ! You can most — move about dm Mam white you tak. Others ia tha mam MB •tao bear. C— ba —ad m a itputar phoam For doulta as to modmate —st. e a l fan Telephone Business Office now. Southern B ell T elep h on e Aim IB — AM gift r �n * S o c ia lfc p o n iA TH E SANFORD H E R A LD Eastmans Honored Before Leaving For New England Deverse Amusements And Locations *Chosen For Summer Vacation Season H ie Ethel Root Circle o f the Congregational Christian Church, Sanford, entertained at Rock Springa, Aug. 25th, honoring Mr. the West Coast and up to Tam ­ ■"d Mr*. Jim Eastman, an»* pa. This was followed by a flight children, Jon, Sharon, Carol, and to Greenville, 8. C. fo r a week Jimmy. The Eaatmans are leaving in the North Carolina mountains. for New Hampshire to make their Mrs. Hilda Davis Journeyed to home, while Mr. Eastman It sta­ Nashville, Tenn. fo r a two-week visit with her mother and sis­ tioned aboard ship in the North. The Eastman family all wer* ter, after which aha returned home only to leave again fo r a very active in the new church. week’a stay at New Smyrna Beach Mrs, Eastman, the President of with her husband and aon. the Ethel Root Circle, and also Mr*. Bea Anderson, secretary the Church Treasurer. Mr. East­ to Mrs. Mlfchel, took quite an extensive trip with her daughter, man it on Board o f Trustees. Jon Laura Ann, and two friends; and Sharon, belong to the Jr. visiting in Little Rock. Ark., Col- Choir. orado Springs and Denver, Colo., Swimming was enjoyed by the Several o f the teachers chose Salt Lake City, U., Reno, Nev., to take advantage o f the sum­ Sacramento., Lake Tahoe, San group during the afternoon, then mer months to increase their Francisco and Fresno, Calif. Las a picnic supper was served, con­ store o f knowledge. Mrs. Martha Vegas, Nev., Ft. Worth and Dal­ sisting o f; hamburgers, rolls, Smith atudied at Stetson; Mrs. las, Tex. and Foley, Ala. pickles, potato salad, tossed salad, Marcella O lllff new this year at Miss Ernestine Westpha] was Southslde, took courses at Flor­ another who traveled through the baked beans, cup cakes, and tea. Mrs. Herbert Thurston present­ ida Southern In Lakeland and also Western states to California, by traveled to Jacksonville and car after having Down to Detro­ ed the family on behalf of the Tampa, topping o ff the summer it, Mich. She returned to Ho­ circle with a large white lamp by moving to Sanford; Mrs. Mary well, Mich, and took a week’a ahade with a beautiful Florida Louise Prichard, worked on her tour o f Mlchigan'a Upper Penin­ scene of the new Citrus Tower on Masters Degree at Stetson, where sula with Mr. and Mra. J. C. It. Mrs. Ed. Simpson, presented her husband is Professor of Sikes o f Sanford. 8h« returned them with a bag of sand, so the Bio logy j after which she spent to Sanford with Miss Zillah fam ily would be sure to have sand the last week o f h^r vacation at Welsh, who. with her mother, Mrs. In their shoes and return shortly Madiera Beach and sightseeing Edyth Neal Welsh, drove a di­ to Florida. on Ouli Beaches aoJ St. Peters­ stance of about 4,000 miles to Mrs. Herbert Thurston, Mrs. Ed. burg with her fam ily; Mrs. Hszel Chicago, 111., Duluth, Minn., and Simpson, and Mra. Bonner Cart­ West attended Stetson and after Grand Rapids, Mich. er, made the arrangements to receiving her M. A. Degree, flew make the a ffair a success. The One of the highlights of their to Macon, da., with her son following are those who helped to Tim m y to spend a week with re trip was the boot trip they took h o n o r the Eastman family; on Lake M'chigan. All In all they letives. Miss Helen Witte, Mr*. Oscar had a “ wonderful trip". The Mrs. Nancy Brock chose St. Zittrowe, Mr. and Mrs. Homier Petersburg and Daytona Beach students o f Southslde School will Carter, and Ellen, Mr. and Mrs. •a her vacation spots while Mrs. no doubt have a group of re­ John Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde freshed and well-rested teachers Ruby M. Davis, lunchroom man Stinson, and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. awaiting their arrival when they agar, elected to visit with rela Earl Moxcly. Mrs. W. L. Itoyd go back to school on Sept. 4. o f North Carolina, Mrs. Harold Uves In Mllledgcvllle, Ga. Also Harbst, sons, Alan and Harold, Visiting in Ga. was Mrs. Martha Mr. and Mra. Owen Mcrdilh, and Rowland, who visited relatives Patty, Mary Jo, Beverly and Ruth in Cairo and Augusta. Miss Mar­ Robinson, Toddy Vinning, Miss guerite Dotson reports that she Gertrude Vinning, Tony (ietman, “ passed through Georgia" on her Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grtman, way to Virginia, North Carolina and Kentucky. Mrs. Wilma Mor­ Miss Janet McDaniel was hon- Sandy, Monnle, and Allen. Mr. gan traveled to Richmond, Ky. orod Friday evening at 8 p.m. and Mrs. Ed. Simpson, Mr. and and -Mrs. Ruth Carlton visited in with a Bridal shower given her Mrs. Ralph U ssing, Mr. Ed. Chicago, III, Jacksonville, III., by Miss Ola B. and Miss Annette Ludeck, Mr. and Mra. Jim Gut, Henry, Jim, Mrs. Hea Alford. and San Antonio, Tea. Yates. Billy, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Alford, Miss Helen Y. Brokenshire, who Games wsr# playsd with prlies and baby, Mra. Ernest Tyson, returns to Southslde this year being won by Mrs. Lucille Rich­ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Thurs­ (saving taught there previously, ardson, Miss Becky Johns and ton, and Brian, Rev. Ur. J. Hseems to be the only one who Miss Ola B. Yates. Root. M iu Barbara and Kenny elected to spend her vacation in A fte r Jahet opened her many Alford, Mra. McMillan and two New England, choosing Richmond, gifts, refreshments were served. grandchildren. N. H. as her destination. Misa Dorothy Chambers spent The cake was beautifully decor­ one week traveling by car down ated with "Janet and Tommy" to Miami and thence across to written on the top, encircled with hearts. Those Invited to enjoy the even­ ing with Janet ware Miss Carol MONDAY Herman. Miss Nola Davis, Miss Becky Johns, Miss Mary Johns, The Rainbow Girt* will meet at Enjoying and interesting and Miss Joyce Hendsrson, Miss Jean- the Masonic Temple at 7:30 p. m. Shirley TUESDAY “ fun-packed" weekend in Miami nstte Dandrldge, Miss The Young People’* Department this past weekend were Mrs. Har­ Dandridge, Miss Evelyn Landress, r y Canell, Mra. Tommy McDonnld, Miss Shlr'ey Smith, Miss Wannle of the First Baptist Church will have a hamburger fry at the home Mr*. George Andrew Speer and Lee. Mra. Dave Thrasher, who accom­ Also Mrs. Alice Yates, Mr*. of Mr*. W. E. Giles, Lake Monroe, panied their husbands to ths Jay- McDaniel (Janet’s mother), Mrs at 7:00 P. M. All college stuJenU cat Summer Conference held In Lucille Richardson, Mrs. Betty and members teaching are urged to Miami Beach. Yates, Mrs. Donna Henderson and come. The Frances Horton Circle Included In the recreation pro­ Mra. Charles Townsend. Also Miss gram planned for the wlvea was Mary Bilan Yatee o f Baltimore, meet at i:00 P. M. at the home of Mra Benny Austin, 2330 Palmeta tour on Saturday morning o f Md. to Ave. . „ . all the fashionable and exclusive The regular meeting o f the D.A. ■hops on the famed Lincoln Road, V. wUl be held at 1:00 at the D.A. with a special highlight being a V. Hut. fashion show at Burdina’s. The Rev. L. W. Scott will conduct On 8unday morning the ladles the morning devotions over WTRR were conducted on a scenic sightSanford, at 1:30 a. m. aaeing tour, by boat, o f some of Past Noble Grands Club of the the beautiful estates at Miami Seminole Rebekah Lodge meets at Beach. th* I. O. O. F Hall at 8:00 p. m. In addition to these special fea­ Mra. Beulah Thornton will be hosttures- the group also enjoyed se­ eta for the Important business veral small luncheons and quite meeting. • lot o f sunbathing and swimming The Unity Class will meet In the at Miami's famous beach. Valdes Hotel at • p. m. WEDNESDAY The Rev. L. W. Scott will con­ duct the morning devotion* over Mr, and Mrs. Ed Duda ere the WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 A. M. THURSDAY p i rent* of a young son born at The Rev. L. W. Scott will con­ Gainesville, where be U attending school. Mra. Duda la the former duct the morning devotions over Miss Sadye Beth nam ing. Grand­ WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. FR ID A Y parents are Mr. ahd Mr*. John The Rev. L. W. Scott will conduct Duda of 81a via and Mr*. Elsie the morning devotions over WTRR, Fleming of Oviedo. Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kinard an­ Here's a good way to prepare nounce the birth of a daughter born Friday, Aug. M, at 7:43 a. m. in Uver, onions and bacon. Cook th# Seminole Memorial Hospital. The onions in butter or margarine In little girl, who was named Cindy a skillet until they are limp and Joe, weighed ■ lbs. I o*. Mra. golden; remove from the pan and Kinard will be remembered as the keep hot. Now cook the bacon in former Miss Betty Mae Turner. the skillet until crisp; remove and keep hot. Dip liver slices-in sea­ It's easy to beautify your kit­ soned flour and fry in bacon fat; chen with plastic (h alf covering after the livar ha* been turned that comes with ornamental bord­ and la almost done, put the on­ ers. ’n itr e ’s a dotted line to show ions over the slices and finish cook­ you exactly where to crease the ing. Sense topped with the crisp border, so it caan bo folded even­ baron. ly over the shelf e d g e -e n d H really stays pot. Only a sudsy sponge Is needed to keep color* and patterns risen and bright. Southslde’s teachers are back on the Job, full o f enthuaiasin a f­ ter a lummer vacation, that all aerned to enjoy, whether they stayed home, toured Florida or went outride the atate. Among those choosing to spend their vacations here in Sanford were Mrs. Florence Shelbenberger, who is returning to Southslde g. this year, after having taught there ^ y e a r before last, Miss S"e Stlbbs, one of the new teachers who, “ Just stayed home and loafed” , and Mrs. Barbara Hartwlg who chose to remain at her home in Loch Arbor. r J to Bride-Elect Feted Friday Evening In Yates Home • V. Local Jaycee Wives Attend Conference W * p B I R T H S Serve Iced coffee topped witk whipped cream flavored with a little vanilla. G H I AT tOCOMOTIVt l AKE mGKfai r . . . . . . ’ V .T - ltf Lt. (j.g .) A N D MRS. W IL L IA M ★ ★ ★ B AKBR CONROY ★ ★ ★ M'ss Patricia Mary Ratiganiera and white taper* and a beauand Lieutenant (J. g .) William' tlful arrangement at blue and B,a|[er. Conroy married at 10 white asten and white tuberoses, o clock Saturday morning, August Mr*. Donovan Dean had charge 4, at s nuptial Mats at St. Do­ minic's Roman Catholic Church in of the reception, and Misa Lynn Panama City, Florida. The Re­ Ratigan, sister o f the bride, verend Father Andrew McGovern kept the bride’s book. celebrated (be Masa and united Out o f town guests included the couple In Matrimony. u. u. . . . . . . tk k .u , . Mr- ,nd Mr»J- latlgan, o f The bride ii the daughter o f n , _ Y ork a t * Mr. and Mr*. John H. RaUgkn o f " " . . V ® f? . Panama City and the groom la parents of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. the son o f Mr. and Mrs. WUUam William B. Conroy of Potsdam, New York, parents at Uw bride­ B. Conroy of Potsdam, N. Y. groom, Mite Judy Conroy, sister The a lu r was decorated with of the bridegroom; Mis* Rose­ white gladioli and magnolia mary Slavln of New York City, leaves. aunt o f Uw bride; Mr. and Mra. Given in marriage by her fath­ Donevan Dean o f Lakeland, Flor­ er, the bride wore a gown at ida; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Later white aatin with a cathedral and MD* Joan Mary Laser o f train. The bodice was covered with Winter Park, Florida; Misa imported lace and the icalloped Gretehen Ktrchhoff and Mise Con­ neckline was outlined In seed nie Ludwig of Sanford, Florida; pearls. The fingertip' length veil Commander L. B, Libbay, Lt. (J. o f French Illusion was attached g.) Warren Bruce, Lt. (J. g .) Carl to a crown o f pearl. She carried England, L t (J, g .) Bob B anbea, a satin covered prayer book ad­ LL (J. g .) David Russel, and orned with white roses and lily Enalgn David Price, aU o f San of the valley. ford Naval Air StaUon; MDa Miss Joan Mary Laiar, the maid Caroline Cuilck and Mr. and Mrs. o f honor, wore a blue ballerina Ned Cualck o f Birmingham, Ala. length gown of chiffon, and carri­ The bride and groom le ft ita ed a nosegay o f light pink car­ mediately after the reeeptlqn for nations. Miss Gretehen K trrh h 'ff a wedding trip to the Smoky and Miss Connie Ludwig ware Mountains at Gatlimburg. Tenn bridesmaids and wore dresses and then to the Adirondack Moun­ identical in style with that o f the tain* in New York. The bride maid of honor but in a lighter wore a two piece dress o f cocoa shade o f blue. The nosegays brown silk shantung with match­ they carried ware of dark pink ing accessories. carnations. Mrs. Conroy attended Sanford Lt. (J. g .) Richard C. Smith wa* schools, graduated from St. Jamas best man, and the uahers were High School, and attended But­ Lt. (J. g .) William Huyrk and ton University. L L (J. g.) Conroy D a graduate at Notre Dame Lt. (J. g .) Jama* McIntosh. The mother of the bride wore a University in South Bend, In­ blue tucked Unen and lace dress diana, and D ataUoned at Ban with white accessories and a ford Naval Air StaUon. corsage o f white carnations. Mr. and Mra. John J. RaUgan The bridegroom’s mother wore entertained the wedding party a teal blue silk shantung dress, and out o f town fuesta at a buf­ navy blue accesaoriM, and a fet supper following the rehearsal. corsage o f white carnations. 8o!olst Mias Judy Conroy, sis­ ter of the bridegroom, sank "A v e M arla", "P a n t. AngeHcus", "O , Lord, *1 Am Not Worthy” , and "Mother, At Thy Feet We’re Kneeling". A reception was held at the home o f the bride’s parents where e wedding breakfast was served. The bride's table 'was covered with an imported linen and lace cloth on which was centered the wedding cake, surrounded by white astere and fern. Silver can­ delabra were used. The punch table on the porch was coveted by a A acw t a white linen and Uce doth, and Virginia Burney crystal candelabra ware used. The Roobtlla Eubank* mantel la the living room where D o o m Pater* the receiving Una was formed was Auguet 88 AUyeon Lee decorated with silver candle hold- P&AAonaL& Mr*. D. B. Within* and children of Pahokee, visited here last week with Mrs. Watkins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haynes. David Wilson accompanied the Watkins home for a short vDIL Friends o f Mr. and Mrs. Fabln Spalding of Putnam, Conn., will regret to learn that Mr. Spalding has suffered a paralytic stroke of the le ft side. The Spaldings hava been winter visitors here since 1817. Friends wishing to write or oend cards may send them to RL t, Putnam, Conn. Mr. and Mra. Frank Smith and son, Billy, o f Baton Rougt, L a , visited Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Wsde over the weekend. Mrs. O. P. Wsde has Just re cenUy returned from vlslUng her aUter, Mrs. R. E. Soderblom In West Palm Beach. While there she also visited tha Rev. John L. MU tor at Lantana. Mr*. J e ff D. WUImon and her three sons, Dolan, Donald and George, have returned from Jack­ sonville where they attended the wedding in SL Mark's Lutheran Church, o f Mrs. WiUmon's niece. Dolan served as an uahar at the wedding. Chief WUImon is expec­ ted to return in October from A f­ rica where be D stationed at tha present time ae a member o f VAH-g from Sanford Naval Air Station. Methodist Women To Present Study By Mrs. R. F. Cole So far m I know, only three o f the boya from this year’s graduating class will be attend­ ing school out o f the atate and they are Larry Burney, who will be going to Georgia Tech la At­ lanta, Ga.; John Clarke, who will Journey clear up to Oherlln, O. to attend the school o f the same name; and Frank Thomas whe received an appointment to An­ napolis. A good many o f the young men and women o f Sanford will be re ­ turning to college aa upperclass­ men In FalL Storting their Junl or year at Florida Slate Unlvararty, will be Jimmy Davis, MDa Martha Owen* and M iu Peggy Wright, while M iu Ann Strick­ land will be a kophotnore there this year. Sophomore* et Univer­ sity o f Florida will be Larry P now r.v.a:---'- j substitute the old Th u m b peUetao for prosperity and peace, are nearly «0,00B people to district ik rt per cent o f whieh live an I An equal number ere mlorei. • Democrats demfamto the regietend lists at toton bnt tola to not tn e political bnckgreeod at the District. Cmmttoee tbonaaggl e t Republican* o n registered en­ dec the apposite party, ( I wee o i l of thee*). This la so because, I tofoaw, then was uanatty only ticket and the Dowserotia ] mory decided the Republican* still camtderad tb **» selves cnlseae and wanted a votes la tha election. Other hove found ton throws to Mae w a y _____________ in their own BOWT- Then, to y EN G A R D E ! insure n o w ... to bo sural tic citiaeee who believe the entire (oUtteal system at Flarido would bo heohbter If wo bad a tompetty system. All of them poeaM will vote tar Dm end qnetotoft ipubMoan candidate* who old stacen to teak effort* net orty to win but to . pie to ths beet uf their B « re e d y w h o a m isfortu n e strik es i a i m M aJofasU immrmcaprafctinm. L e t us Insure jr o * j o n r b o o m , and you r business ogoln at th e cow - H T A U lb 7:11 •M a t throat o f o e d d o ots, I r e , b u rgla ry, om * b o s x lo m en t, f o r g e r y W a lt D i s n e y ond o im ilo r k a u r d * Consult si aow-fc/trv traMe tamat/ SO M -SO UTH t Tl CH NrO OtO O F E A T U R E l:SS “CHILDREN UNDER IS ADMITTED FREE” "DOLLAR A CAR” JEFFOUMMB’ ttOKCMAUI EMi B a m m w M - • k m m t t n k m m m u F e a tu r e s ; 1:00 • 0 :0 0 • l i l t - 7 | l t LUNto wee boro to Nov. g, I N I Northwestern University. Prom tieod tow to lUinoie tor IB year*. Be came to Florida .W y e a n ego. Now operates Land Realty and Sun * B o * B etel In Daytona Beech. Former publisher at weekly newopepa n . Was estiva Repubttmu to IllinoD, being a member uf DU> noli legislator* to ently, on Board at o f D. B. Clumber at merce, D. B. Baseball and A IA Motel Aneo. Married end baa I Mrs. R. F. Cole, secretary o f mlialonary education, o f the Wom­ W o n d e r f u l open sandwiches an'* Society at Christian Service spread fine-quality llverwurat over o f the First MethodDt Church, will present a study course en­ a slice of pumpernickel bread and titled "T h e Revolutionary Faith” top with crisply cooked hot bacon. to be held In McKinley Hall, Aug. Serve with another sUce of butter­ ed bread spread with tomato slice* M, at 10 a. m. A covered dlah luncheon will bo and marinated onion rings. ■ervod at noon, and thou attend­ ing are requested to bring their Split baking powder bDcuite and table service. _ slather cut surfaces with butter; Following th* luncheon th a' 'T o e e t h e r V a iin study course will conclude with ,,nJwlch h,Ue# * - “ ,l For the peel * week* I harp with email piece* of frDsled ham the showing o f a film. a* filling. Serve witk chleken - been visiting lb* U sonwtloa -at All member* and friends are thD tremendous dDtrict which « • fried or creamed. urged to attend this study. tooda from tk* E a t* to the Wort Fold diced peeled fresh peaches Coast end from South at Mel­ In making a white sauce, first melt butter er margarine, then attr into fritter batter; drop spoonfula bourne nearly to Jacksonville in flour. If Uw liquid to be added of the mixture into deey fat and Beach. Ike won it by o vole at D cold, it may be stirred in ell at fry until brown. Drain on absorbent to,103 to totoo In tlgg. Indication# one time; if it D bot, stir It In paper and serve with a lemon a n be wtB do bettor this t in * sauce for a wonderful dessert gradually. Moat o f the people de net care to Happy Birthday M JU hm also la Color MEN AG AlNSTtke ABTIC < Impressive Catholic Ceremony Unites Couple In Matrimony L A S T T IM E TO N IG H T CMASI •la a snappy with a quilted bright red and Mack. n , o f charcoal * (MU rite# ' d m is s fj By P A T WOOD Bates, Jaek McGUl, M iu ColHere it D that time o f year|*««n Engebretaon, Johnny Jones, again and the 18M graduating' and Bob S h o • m a k • r; WaJclasa of 8emlnoIe High School ter— D * /'j and Bobby Shaffer :h0o hat spent a good part o f the sum­ wUl be In Junior year, Tommy Speer, Ed Duda and mer picking and choosing, trying to decide which o f the country’s Donald Hurdy, who has bee* service tor two y • a f.a many college* and unlventUes In wUl be returning as seniors. Rethey want to call home fo r the bert Harvey, Johnny Higgins, next four years. I am happy to report that a Miss Nancy Myers, M iu Robemajority o f them have elected to kah Tuhy and M iu Marilyn CUhoun wiU be on hand at Florida remain In Florida. Among those Southern to show the Sanford who wUl be attending schools In freshmen the ropes, from their Florida are M iu Elizabeth Wood­ lofty height as sophomore*. MDa ru ff, Miss Mary Ann Wright, Ann Pierson will return to Or­ MDa Dawn Ann Pearson, ’ MDa lando Junior CoUege. Returning to Georgia Tech fo r their sopho­ ***** Pow* * i Tommy more year will be Robert M iller Wyatt, Johnny Bowen, Robert Hunt, while Marvin Armstrong, Bob Reely and Bar­ and Joe Goemble wUl be starting hi* ton Stone, who have chosen Flor­ ida State University at Tallahat- Junior year at the same school. Mias Sandra and Sonya Monfoirw •* their "alma mnler." ton have registered for thstr MDs Nancy Travaaos, M iu Sara sophomore year at Virginia InterJacobson, Kenneth Ramsev, Ernie mont Cotlege In Bristol, Va., and Morris, Joe Davis, Erwin Abell last, but moat assuredly not Mrs. Erwin Abell, . and Robert least. Is Robert Beckwith, who Samuels will be going o ff to the will be embarking on Me final University o f Florida in Galnyear at W eit Point. eeville; M iu Harriet Redding ■ — ----------------- — —- i t wUl be staying pretty c lo u to home by choosing Stetson In DoLand; Homer Alexander will at­ tend Florida Southern In Lake­ The purpose of this colu m n -** land and Jim Hankins will be get my opinion and political stand playing with the Stetson Hattera before the people. There will be this year in DeLand. Four mem­ none o f the Democratic conven­ bers o f the class will be going tion rhetoric. Specs D too axped to Orlando, though not all to the liv e and 1 cannot afford M. The same school. Ray Fore will at­ column will continue ae long ta tend Orlando Junior CoUege, MDa the budget will perm it Loma Mathers and Johnny Felph I admire some o f the fine new** will go to vocational school in papers which are printing thn Orlando and MDs Pat Walker arguments o f both political fe e will enter Orange M e m o r i a l tlon* la an unbiased end unpreju­ School o f Nursing. diced manner. These ere allowing MDs Mary R ou Speer he* the votere to decide the Issoee anelected to go to Agnes Scott Col­ partially end without distorted lege, In Decatur, Ga. while MDs faeto. That's the way it toeuld Martha Cameron haa choicn be. A free prea* should mean at the news paper e * Kentucky Wesleyan In Owensboro, Ky. MDs Janie* Klnlaw plana to to both partJe*. follow a career in nursing and, thus plans to attend Crawford Long School o f Nursing in At­ lanta, Ga.; John Clarke, who be Miss Betty Ann Muanaoo'a home for awhile, as she la enrol­ led In Sophie Newcomb College theft L U N D says: C IN E M A SC O PE bt 7>80 PRAIRIF P ig ii, Florida's Schools and Colleges Prove Most Popular With Sanfordites ‘ By GRACE THURSTON -•» Mon, Aug. >7, I SM Carraway s McKibbin General Insurance Mated to part to on editorial t r tbe Orlando •mttoal *■ Angnet V lMd. “Meet people ban to Ftort ids, *n bottom, * * nduee W vote too DemesrakteUhel tor the aake af them who wto i M M ert af pettttooandwtototoo r t f g e e y a f tborttortm berth arts jit "-Sot es& 111 ft. P A B E A V I . (P d . PuL A- rrm^: %• �9* Z O L A All-Star Team Is Chosen ROSS town. Counselor?" K t g had her baby yet?" He waa surprised but he an-N ot y e t " H * said nothing about Kemp, >d Doe awerad quietly. W orry gnawed at and Michael knew that Nathan had 4 been Michael. -What la It, In **? " skimpy “ Well. It goes this way. La*t tall not given out the news. The train UchaeL I* Dawson, right before stamped- waa ready. Michael Jumped aboard, made lug dosed down for Us* winter, a glanced hack at Beattie., He won­ red-beaded character showed up. dered how long It would he before 4e oat- Flat-busted, but be could play a he m w hie town again. • • • ot the Ptkho like nobody's business, a fidIt waa hard for Jenny to remem­ to die too when there waa one handy, n f a I hired him. This Kemp Besumoet ber how much Meg had changed I worked out okay.- She gave Mi­ In tha taro months since her baby, lo the I chart a e!dewier glance. -Had a Honor* Jane, had bean born. Mag had born* her email daugh­ ir bar- woy with him. Know how it Is?" 0 men. " I ’ve met women with charm- ter after long hour* of labor, had usbaad Michael Mid gallantly and she hemorrhaged and almost died later. She had not been told for two Xng to laughed. -Sure. Well, this boy bad It. areeka that M e waa a widow. Ma­ io too Enough ao that a hard-shelled old tilda, a retched and Jenny had been 1 baby Swede lured him to bring In eup- worried enough that day, but not tn no pUM from Skegway and promised one of them had dreamed that Meg h from Mm a email percentage o f any arouldn’t pull he re*If t o g e t h e r . Weil, eh* hadn’t Every time Jenny Hilda's min* they h ittor the Bhe halted, her eyes doubtful, m w Meg, ah* felt aa if she looked not see "You don’t know how It Is up at a stranger. -Nathan,- Jenny Mid timidly to there, Counselor. A man'll taka on oM." overtired bargain* with the chance Matilda one evening, -Nathan say* •econd of gold at tha other end. Kemp Mag ought to bo shaken u p It* AUldal knew m wefl as the Swede did that aayn If eh* otic* got mad, she'd U was too early to haul supplies pick up in n hurry." at a over Chllkoot" Jenny sighed. - I —I brought a 4 into "But ha waa willing to taka a hat home. I —wall, 1 made It Just ripping chance 7" the way to make Meg have a f i t She nodded. -Before be left—• That la, she would have had a fit for knowing I waa going out— he two month! ago. Nobody— " Jen­ asked me to tell Matilda Cox If ha ny eyed the bag with the bat— "no­ he re- didn’t make I t " body could possibly approve o f that I down Michael thought of Meg, wait­ h a t" ing. lag for the birth o f her child. He - I guess it wouldn’t hurt to try.” didn’t make fait tick. "Kemp Jenny slipped Into Meg's room, It? " trying vainly to put firmness and -N o. He started out from Sheep cheer into her voice. "TVs a won­ beaded for a hots!, spoke Camp. He mad* on* trip and waa derful day, Meg." rk and got a room. The on hie second trip when aa ava­ Meg looked at ner. Her eyes led him hie key, -1 won- lanche got him. We got the news In found the lady who waa Dawson befor* I le ft.- She spread were dull, opaque. It was hard to her hands. " I ’m passing tha buck, remember how their clear blue had Counselor, 1 figure I'm not the changed shades when the waa right kind to tall Matilda or tha moved to happiness or anger. A kld'a wife. Do It for me, will you T" vagrant breeae stirred the starched Hurrying toward the Cox bouse, curtains and briefly shadowed be tried to think of e way. Meg Meg's face. Jenny shivered. For a waa tha kind of woman who would moment she had seen In Meg's ex­ taka auch news better from a man. pression armeUilng akin to tha He could havs don* It better than bleak doumsM o f Anna Lurklna Jason—than Nathan, or Tim. But and It frightened her. Jenny m t down, clutching the war waited neither for death nor childbirth. He tried to make a paper bag. Now that the moment choice. Tim ? No. HU own grief was at band, ah* lacked the cour­ for Kemp would make him doubly age to display the bat an which futile. Jason? No. Jason waa no she had labored with such pains. actor. He could not help showing It arma no good I Nothing we* any M eg that be regarded a barrier good. I f Meg had any kin of her happily out of the way. Nathan? own, perhaps they could think of something to Jar her from her He would have to do. He found Nathan on the docks apathy. and told hla story baldly. Perhaps Suppose, Jenny thought, I write this waa the right choice after alt to her father? From all accounts, Thera waa strength in Nathan, he was a determined and stubborn strength that Meg could draw on. man. Something had to be done! A man walked past them, No matter what Nathan said about turned. -Hey, Dark, Colonel Whol- Meg's having to solve her own ley’s looking for you. He wants problems. Jenny made up her mind you on the double!" Michael was kept busy until the Volunteers pulled out the next day. Tim waa la the crowd that m w them off. sled bv ■>*rail M i n a of t h k Bonus nr. i Distributed kr Kias Vtsturta 8radical*. ORLANDO — Players owned by the New York Gianta, Cleveland OHT Cocoa Will Try To Nail First Pennant Tonight ay FRTRR 8CKAAL LEAGUE STATISTICIAN ORLANDO t - Within aight of first pennant they've ever M i , Baddy JUrr*s Cocoa Indians, S TM half winner*, hope to nail M to the mast one* and for all Si Cocoa tonight In the final meet* (d f o f the season with second gn GelneavUte under ' « tie. Alou led in stolen bases with 43, fa r from the 11 mark set in 1MR Daytona's Mathews led runs scored with 107, 44 shy o f a new record. Germain Pltxaro o f Gainesvitle, attho tying the club re­ cord with 22 home runs, waa u Ray Wll- short o f . tie for the all-Umej Cooled o ff considerably mark o f when igfio. ■&jg*u&ssm J2 and third place Weat Palm Beach . ..lea Chiefs had dumped them tha league lead. Gainesville had their eyes set on the d half fla g oven though It •w m throe gam e* away as of mid“ M fk t Thursday. -■'"That both eluba’ top hurtera ••• wW eat action tonight at Cocoa « M N almaat a certainty, and, >..M it eria g i together Julio Navan e (IM ) against te a GianM * t e a i ( I M ) , It'll b t worth go- E 33 set by Buhl's Pitching May Win Braves Pennant By KD WILKS The Associated Free* sell lost h with cx-Cardinal Littlefield winning his arc Sometime last winter or last Friend struck out five spring, Bob Buhl added aoma- Roberto Clemente'* tw o di thing to hi* pitching habtte. May- figured in both first game be K waa better control. Whatever it waa, It may m ein a long-sought Team New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Detroit laltlm ore Washington Kansas City NATH Team Milwaukee Brooklyn * .i™ 17W 23Jv 24u M ,econd tr,pl# when 8*SUNDi F * ul> ■* Coco*, bit Milwaukee • lnto ■n infield T P going from Pittsburgh 2 Wright to Miller to Cockrell to 81. Louis 4 3 Alou. Cincinnati It it also produced the first InMOND/ atanca In aeveral y e a n In which Brooklyn ai a fan struck an umpire, Inflictfag a allghUy black eya and (ace FLORID/ scratches. Lou lasart was the 8 victim at Palatka after tha Team game, and an as yet unnamed Cocoa ! ' ' lhe otUndJ _ OafaeavUle >11 f R * ' e'A-f I& h * r. . -** « I > f The Red* placed man Octavio Rojaa, mnn Dave Bristol, Bobby Dunn, and the Cloae, aa utility man studded team, all o f Beach. second-basethird baaeleft-hander veteran Bill on the starWeat Palm Cleveland's representative! are left-fielder Don Dillard and right­ hander Dave Tyriver, together with center fielder Gene Ben­ nett, all o f Daytona. fa the American, Tom Sturdi­ vant gave Detroit just tlx hits and the Tigers chipped in with five error* as the New York Yank­ ees won 7-0, but the Bengali took the nightcaps 6-4. 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Marenko, left-hander with Leea- The basi was caught with black eel bait on 1(1 pound test line, a bure is the uth man on the J. C. Higgins rod and Phlauger rod. (S ta ff I ’ hoi squad. In Cockrell, the next to leader The squad had a combined .304 day night, exclusive of the hurlbatting avarags through Thura- er* and utility man. It's four In homers with 21 to 22 (or hurlcrs had won bS games while Pizarro, Gainesville. In Navarro, the onl>' 20-gam* loalng 30. Included on the dream team or better winner with 21 to eight was: In Alou, the league's leading losses, and second high in strika hitter, Jto; Its stolen base lead­ out* with 191 in 221 innings u Mantle went homeriea*. Fred Hatfield hit a two-run horn- er with 43; and second high In 193 recorded by Marenko in runs scored with 106. He waa innings. Rocky Colavito hit a iwo - run ®r *° heat Hee Brown, In Dunn, the league's earned double and socked his 16th homer Home run* by Diik Gernert and third, in homers with 20. In Dillard, the loop's RBI lead­ run average leader among tha with a man on fo r all of Cleve- as Willard. Nixon won hla eighth land's run*. Three o f the Nat* hits Ted Lepclo did the Job for Bolton er with 127; its base hit Irader regulars, a fine P J l runs per o ff Wynn were by Pete Jlunnel*. ' with Bobby Shantz the loaer But with 191; its total base leader game in 17S innings hurled. Na­ Billy Pierce, who has won IB a pair o f homers by Gus Zcrnlal with 2S3, or 136 singles, 28 varro's ER average was 2.32. and had beaten the Orioles 12 and one by Lou Sklzas overhauled doubles, 17 triples for leadership Shortest priced winner in the that department, and 10 timea In a row, waa rocked by Boston'a 5-2 nightcap lead and in 15-year history o f Laurel wtt score. Pittsburgh took two from Baltimore In the opener with WU- rookie A1 Pilarcik then hit a homers. the Chicago Cuba aa Bob. Friend lie Miranda driving In three runs ground-rule double to break it up fa Bennett, the loop's Wader In Alaab. The colt paid $2X0 for a in 1941. * won hla 13th with a four-hitter 2-0, while Bill Wight checked the fo r the A's. doubles with 31. then came back for 1 1/2 Inning* of hltlesa relief to eave a 2-1 nightcap decision. Hank Sauer's three-run homer Beh. fa the fourth carried Tom Pohol— sky and the Cerda home fa tha j U opener apelantt rookie Joe Mar,* xoneri. Then after Ray Halt and }? Stan MuaUl bomered for early H u Cardinals load*, the Gianta scored ! 4Vt two unearned runs la a Winning 29Vt1nightcap eighth. Vinegar Bend Ml- V>1/f •*_■ Giant repreaentative* Include Manager Buddy K err aa manager o f the all-atari, i*t baaemaa Gene Cockrell, ahortatop Tommy Wright,,center-fielder Felipe Alou, and right-hander Julio Navarro, all o f Cocoa. Standing Ed Levy In Philadelphia Pittsburgh the fourth " fr e e " night of tho year, bringing tho total a few more than 11,000 spectator* la four games, a record never even approached in tho history o f the league. Should Cocoa cop the second h alf fla g, the "sudden death" litres-of five play-off will be eliminated. Should Gainesville, or West Palm Beach, win second half honors, the play-off will de­ cide the pennant winner over tha season, and, the winning players will split aa |>00 puna which otherwise will bit split by Cocoa’a pennant and p u n * hungry Indl- MARINE FVT. Melvyn 8. Fleischer receive* a go lf trophy from Col. Robert E. Cushman, Acting Divlilon Commander a t Camp Lejeune, N. C. A member o f Headquarters Battalion, Second Marino Division, Flalacher played fo r the battalion golfteam who were champ* In a recent Division Intramural g o lf tourna­ m ent Ho la tha son o f Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Flaiscber, 60fl Pluqiosa Dr. % The Gianta landed five apota. Red* four, and Indiana three, while the Milwaukee Brave* and New York Yankee* took the other two. Boston split with Kansas City, losing 14 In 10 Innings a fter win­ ning 2-L Buhl, who gave seven hits and alx walka but didn't lose hla shutout‘ until Sandy Amoros slugged a pinch two-run homer In the ninth, was barked up by Hank Aaron’i 20th homer and Johnny Logan's v4. Roger Craig lost It fo r a 12I record. 1 Buhl, who has bagged twothirds o f Milwaukee's victories over the Brooks In games this Beh. Mason, figures to meet the Dodg— era once more. i.’: White tha spotlight ramaatned .go tho la dieas and G-Men, No•Wish's huatiiag Chiefs won seven M sight Ulta thru Thursday midWight aad wars only two sod onehalf game* out of second place; Indiana, and Cincinnati Rcda won U or 14 places on tha annual and official C la n D Florida State League All-Star team, aeleeted by the Circuit's manager*. It waa re* vealed at league atatiatical head­ quarter* here. �r~ iT ffi *Vu2 ■'Tv*> ? w r* Ti '••? # ., Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 Plumbing: Kresty Hesting M. G. HODGES Service on AU WateY Pumps— Wells Drilled — Pumps Paola Road, Phone 700 W. J. KING Empty? Jioijll/ilt 'A N T ADS m n a iiiU I^ R IS N T 'EM EAST Pk 1821 GOOD FOOD AND D B I N E S aerved In pliaitna aurroundingi by pleaiant people. The Doggie Diner k Bar, Lake Mary. M AR-LOU R E S TA U R A N T Sample Menu: T-Bone steak, Breaded Veal Cutlet, Florida Lobiter, Deviled Crab, and of courae Lola’a . Famoua P lu a . PHONE 1175*W for takeout. Hwjr. 11*02 South. Thla Is a free paas to the RlU Theatre fo r Arthur Klrchhoff. E ip . date Sept. 3, 1960. S—PERSONAL NOTICES RO LLAW AY, Hoepltal and Baby Beda Day, Week, or Month—TcL 1423. Furniture Center — US West First St. AU TO M O TIV E ( —BOATS AND MOTORS FO R 8 A LB —714 111*. Outboard rebuilt motor. Mercury, good oondition. SS3. Call 1B21, ROBSON SPORTING GOODS OFFERS 2 H. P. L * uion Air-cooled, 4-cyclo . . . . $33.00 4J H. P. Firestone ........... $18.00 I H . P . Mercury 1935 Model ........................ $139.93 t I H. P. Royal Gear shift— new ........ $139.00 3 H. P. Scott-Atwater Gear shift ....................... $72.30 • H. P. Mercury 1933 Mark • $138.00 71k H. P. Evlnrude 'Good as new, ............ $103.00 7Mi H. P. Firestone 1934 Model Reg. $ 2 » M $93.00 7*4 H. P. Evlnrude 1930 Model ....................$89AS 19 H. P. Mercury 4> Lightning ................... $123.00 10 H. P . Scott Atwater . 1939 Modal .....................190.00 10 H. P. Johnson ,1934 Model .................. 191.00 10 H. P. Scott Atwater 1934 with Ball-A-Matie . . . . $199.00 19 H. P. Scott Atwater 1933 Model ................ $211.09 a t H. P. Mercury 1933 Model—Like new. $293.00 90 H. P . Martin usad Just a fe w houra .. 193.00 m M H. P. Johnson 9 1933 Model .................. 330.00 Also many motors torn down for usad parts, Raasonable. • TR AD E IN your old boat, Mo* tor or Trailer. — Selection o f Boat*— Glass. Mebogany, Aluminum • Also several used Boats and Gator Trailers. How will you SWAP? How will you TR AD E ? Your old motor, F o r a batter grade. • ' '*■ Year Evianido dealer ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 994 E. tat BL Phono 900 IX—TR A ILE R S l l will pay YOU to see us befara ou buy. Open Evenlags and undays. Esstsida Trailer Bales Palatka, Pla. 2 Trailer, Bale-Rent, Pb. 968-XR. 14—USED CARS *39 Chevrolet pickup, recondition­ ed motor, new battery. Call 1907-J. ’29 Dodge, good cond' Ph2392-M. • BUSINESS SERVICES ~ 1 9 -B E A U T Y PARLORS Modern Alr-eonditiuned Salon M Harriett's Beauty Nook B. Oak Pk. 971 ThU la a free pass to the Movie* land Blde-Ia Theatre for Marthe Owsn, Exp. date Scjil. 5. '3« 17—B U IL M N Q PA IN TIN G R IP A IB f FLOOR aaadlag aaa {milking. Cleaning, waxing, Barring Semi* note county ateee ISO. M. M. Otoaaon, Lake Mary For painting ta d Mr. Taskar, ■f r ----- Repair workl Heme aJtorattoaal No Job too small. Finished carp­ enter will giro prompt service. Phone 1399-J. RolUaa k Slagle. McttANEY-HMITH r P416 8. Park P A IN T S Pkone 1X03 10—PIA N O SERVICE L. L. Sill - Plu m TecfcnlcUa n o t RenU L U — ROOFING Salesmen k Saleswomen to coptact home owners, year round work. Commission and drawing. Must be live wires. Orange Im ­ provement Co. 201 E. Commerc­ ial, Sanford. A W ATKINS ROUTE IS A V A IL ­ ABLE FOR SEM INOLE COUN­ T Y . W R ITE THE J. R. W AT­ KINS COMPANY. 669 W E8T PEACH TREE 8T.. N. E., A T ­ LA N TA , GEORGIA._____________ LIVESTO CK 3S—HOBMKB—C A TTLE —HOGS pum nuM G CEKAMIC T I L * Paul r . Mueller A Sen P k 1X9 Free eitim ate. Quality w o rk th is is a free guest pass to the R lU Tbeatra fo r Bonnie Stef► ; fo r. Eap. d aU S e p t g IM S. 47—FU BNITU BB—HOUSEHOLD STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE R E A L E STATE 93—HOMES I t —BROKERS and RBALTORB want a s ft flt , w io r r n u O ZIER R E A L T Y CO. $139.00 FREE f&m $119.95 SEE and C O M PARE R E N T A LS Laura B. Oiler, Broker Haael M. Field, Aeeoclate 9901 So. Orlande Hwy. Phone 1999 EVENINGS: 9119 and f9u BILLS HARD TO F A Y T Bell things you're through w i t h through Want Ada for CA8H. Call 1121. Television w o n o -T v tU n w l a OrlanJa l:IS Adv.ntut*. with Um I i Wall l i l t Cartoon Carnival Sit# W .tlh.r-N.w.-Bport* S ilt John Pair Now. l:]u !:< t Two t ill tile •too liio 1:01 1:10 ICite 10:90 ll:oo H its 11:10 {lies E M PLO YM E N T RO SA L. P A Y T O N B A LL R EA LT Y Duval Mhuw Ur.alM l Drama Vole* of Kir*.ton# Chari., F .r r .li Show Vlo turnon. Mport.m.n Club C.I.hrllv I'layhnuia Adv.ntura hfontre Staga 7 Night Now. n.port l-attl f i n Surllaht Th.atre sitn -oft Taaadaf Marataa Blin-un t'roaram lu.umo l i l t N o w .-W .alh .r ties '-a.oa llornlnR" lite Coetalin Kaaaaroo f i i e This l Aa4 of Our. lie Krnlo Kovac. Show lOtOd Film Port H i l l Men To M»n 10:10 Rtrlb. It Itlch lim e Valiant DaCjr l l l l l M v a o fU r . ilila Soaroh for Tomorrow “ '^ V W ^ m s o n v i t t r OMANNMI. 4 MONDAV RVMNISQ I :•<* Ulck.y Mau.. III! J * 1100 Otoe ll.part DoUK K<t» »rd . * Nowo *:in Stin.rm.n TiOO IU 4 e. 714 71i f Robin HaoS ntoo t'.nil rUrhou.e 1:40 VI,, tiiirmn. I I I ! Sludln on . loioe iturn. a All.a ilttlA pnl. Commlana t l:ie tl'o e it.nnrt " i l l I * . Paul Marv Ford lie t a t . show ii1:11 (ill T,«n tea :nlt • H* •AtlS lt:ta tllln it ill { N .w . * Sign-off v r a a n a v n o r n ix ii T N I Pittorn iim.it vornliig rapt. Kang.roo n .rrv Moor. tlaSfror (Inilfr.r Valiant lAdr 4urrh For Tomorrow aeldlat t.l|ht Radio Seminole Realty D A N C IN G 1l.mlc.tuu, Kmart Ith ith m i tilt B U LLD O ZING M ather o f Sanford Mon. Auf. 27, ltM TH E 8ANKORD H E RALD 2-Year old eooerete block home R E TIR E M E N T S PE C IA L with car port*. I bedrooms, k it X—Bedrooms, hardwood floors, chen equipped. Livtag room, extra large Uvlng room. demonbath with tub A shower. Full •d porch, mtchsn equipped. s lit screen porch. BL i, Box tally attri 6X2-A, P k 899-J. M d lA _ TE R M ! HERR AR B JII8T A PEW 3-BEDROOM house with ean orte, UK THE M ANY SAVING S X- Bedrooms, 1H >*ar old at­ porch and utility room, FrigtUcautlfui Dinette Seta. Choice of tractive home. Pleasant neigh­ datr# ippllinees. $t$S down U Table Tope and 12 Chair borhood, kitchen equipped. Amcovars . . . Compute with 6 LO W E LL E. OZIER Chairs Bonder - Pkone 1X99 i. - $9000. DOWN Offlcet 9991 (L Orlsede Or. 4- CUSTOM B U ILT HOMES For Sale— Extra nice Veal Calf. Contracting and Repair Phone 2417-Jl. ________________ _ And—BoauUlul 34-Pc Dlnnarware V A - T H A —CONVENTIONAL 1007 Bailors Ave. Phone 1113 Set . . . . . . ' .. .a.*. .m . • F IN / -------•LOW DOWN PA Y M L PLUM BING K R E PA IR S 'LOW MONTHLY P A flifc N T S Septic Tank lnsUUation A Service A. K- SHOEMAKER, JR. Sewer Connections. Archie C. IX—ARTICLES F tm R EN T Phone 1191 1900 Mollonvltle Harriett, Phone 734-W or 1333. Handsoma Bedroom Special NOW 8 mm film rental library Vanity with larga Mirror PLUM BING at Wieboldt'i Camera Shop. 210 Panel Bed Lontract and Rapalr Work S. Park Ave. Chest of Drawers Free Estimates 4 2 -A R T IC L E S for SALE R. L. H ARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phono 1929 We buy and sell used furniture. Paying top rash prices for any 22— 8PKC1AL NOTICES thing o f value. SUPER TR A D ­ ABE YOU LOOKING FOB A PUMPS k SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS ING POST on 17-02 Ph. 2063-W. New Selection o f— NEW HOMBT All types and altea, Installed or Sofas (Foam Rubber) $149X0 —Factory to You— "D o It Yourself." Sofa Beds .................... 109.00 WE R E PA IR AND SERVICE Aluminum Matching Chairs ............. 69.30 S T I N E Venetian Minds The Homes Built Machine and 8upply Co. ECHOLR BEDDING CO. Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom By 107 W. 2nd S t Ph. 02 Ph 12X2 rail with plastic ends. Plastic or Comer 2nd k Magnolia, "B ed Bamberger’ * Mgr. rayun tapes. Cotton or nylon ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. CMT U N BROTHERS np«n Monday's til 9:36 p. m. cords. Builders of Fine Home* Dragline A Bulldoxer Service VISIT OUR BALCONY For Florida Living Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2491-W Sanford. Senkirik Glass and Paint Co. 112-114 Waat 2nd St. Phone xa 46-F A R M and GARDDEN BEAU TIFU LLY Designed Three ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call And Four Bedroom Homes Army Cols, $3.Mi; Taint, $2.30 gal. GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e Ralph Ray, 3130. 1 k X baths T-Shirts, 41c; Army-Nsvy Surp­ Plants tn any quantity. Resdv CROSLEY - OEND1X Varied Selection o f Plans Avail­ lus, 310 Sanford Ave. for setting out 8epL 10th. Vari­ Sales and Service able. eties are of Mldteaaon. Marion Trunks, Wardrobe, Steamers, Priced From $11,800 to $24,000 R AND ALL Market, Early Round Dutch, Footlockcrs. Briefcases, San­ VA ( G I ) - F I I A k FHA InscrvElectric Company Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy ford Jeweiry k Luggago Co., lea Financing. Service— Quality— Satisfaction Mammoth ned and Eatly Copen­ 300 Sanford Ave. Ph 113 Sanford 2837-J-3 Do Bary hagen, all from Certified Ferry- HOMES A VAILAB LE : Morris Seed, Ripe k Ready To­ South Pinecrest ... Sanford, Fla. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s One girls 17” super deluxe Monark mato & Produce Co., Btate Farm­ Grove Manors bicycle, $30. Call 1731. ... Sanford, Fin. Well Drilling, HOWARD C. ers Markat, Sanford, Florida, Valencia Villas DeLand, Fla. LONG, Phone M6 207 East NECCHI-ELNA Phona 322. Commerclsl Ave. Sewing Machine Center SALES OFFICE Sales, Service and Rentals SWAP AN YTH IN G ! Just plies 2623 8. French Ave. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING G A R R E T T ’S Clisaiticd ads. Phoda 19X1 for a Phone 2100 k 2900 Slip Covers and Drapes 323 E. First St. Phone 1422 helpful ad-wrtter. After 6:00 p. m. CaU 2371-W STAN LE Y KU LP PHONE 2931-J. Baby bed with perfect mattress, This ad will admit John L. Brum$20. 2017 Cedar Ave. ley to the Movleland Rlds-In AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at Theatre ns a gueat. Exp. dale Jameson Studio. Special for cbll< Overhoed garage door, Site 9 ft. Sept. 5, 1936. _________ drcn to 3 years. Two Oslo, (1 wide by 7 ft. A -l condition. Com­ gold fram e) 310. PHONE 8191. plete with all hardware. 933. Phone 1170-XR. Trees trimmed, removed and de66-LOTS mossed. P k 1007-R. F.M.B 8c, 10c, k 26c STORE 31— APTS— HOUSES—ROOMS SANFORD T R E E CO. Curtains Reg. $1.39 • Special $1.19 100 x 330 lake front loL Crystal 2 A 3 room npt l*n. 2983-W. 321 Sanford Ave. Point, Lake Mary. Ph. 903 or ENVELOPES, Letterheads. etc to144-W menu, Invoices, hand bills, and 44 A PPLIAN C E S HUTCHINSON'S Ocean F r o n t programs, e tc . Progressive Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona 67-BROKEItA and REALTO RS Printing Co. Phone 400 — 403 FR IG ID A IR E appUaueas, s a l e s Beach. Call 2374-W for raservaaad service. G. H. High, Oviedo, Weat 13th 8L tlons after 6:00 p. m. 3-bedroom, 2 baths, deluxe m ilFla. Phone FO-3 3313 or Sanford onry home one year old near T. V. REPAIRS 1642-W after 9 p. m. French Avenue home suitable for country club. EaceUent buy at •Til 10 p. m. Service Calls, S3.00, home k business. For informa­ $13,600 with terms available. A IR CO ND ITIO NIN G - * J. Q. Herrin, P k X993-J. W. A. tion caU 1494. Many other good two aad thro# For Room or Building Norris, Ph. 15SX. Licensed Tech­ bedroom homea from $0,000 up, FURNISHED apts. Phone 1321. nicians, guaranteed work. H. B. POPE CO. INC. $99 South Park Ave. Phone 1149 W KLAKA APARTM ENTS; rooms 2-bedroom country home on T Well drilling, water guaranteed, acres with 0 acres planted In private baths. 114 W. First St. Phone 1008-W. Hotpoint 30 gal table top hot water young citrus, 3 miles from San­ heater, $30. Ph. 903 or 144-W. Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. /20-W ford. Juu reduced to ' $11,300 with term i. FOR WIDE CHOICE of buyers, SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ LOW ERY A BRIDGES renters, workers, use Want Ads. able Homes and Apia. Phona 27. Baa. 1I38-W Orange City Spr 4*3034 Phone 1921 to place ’em. Furnished Apt. 300 Park Ave. W. DIETRICHS T . W. H ERO ROBINSONS at » l French Ave., 43—BUILDING M ATERIALS REALTORS Sanford. Have 40 years experi­ GROUND Boor, 3-room aompleielr 1*01 P s B Ave Pkone 27 or 14$ ence constructing furniture, cabUSED BK1CK furnished apartm ent 117 Pal­ inats, etc. Visit ua and see Early TWO CARLOADS beautiful used metto Ave. Phone 2392. American reproductions, hand Hobart A. WUWun* Rooltor brick Orange, red, and ’M int carved. Ph. 62-R. black See them at SHERMAN E FFIC IE N C Y Apartment. Suit- Raymond LundqutiL Airociato Pbono 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg. CONCRETE P IP E CO. able for bachelor or couple. XX—SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION Private bath. Across from Peat W. H. "R B I" B TSM PER SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, Offlee. Manuel Jacob ian. Ony Allen, Aaaoeiate 9260 per M. No. 1 Common 9230 Arietta P ik e , Associate per M. No 2 Common 9133 per New Smyrna ocean fro n t One, Deanna School o f Dane* Mar — General Inanranee two bedroom apts., raasonabla. M. Floors la id k Finished; Ballet • Tap • Ballroom •66 or tu t 111 N. Park Ave. Reasonable. E. F. Stevens, Ph. McGrath, Box 1412, Coronado Beginner, intermediate, and ad 719-R-4 after 9 p.m. Station, New Smyrna Beach, or vanced d aises fo r children o f KENNETH E. SLACK TeLlM S -M .______________________ CONCRETE Registered Real Estate Broker ..H E& STH ATIO N SEPT* 6.. ncady Mixed Concrete, Concrete FURNISHED garagn apartment, 2 100e E. 2nd. Phono 1516 Phone 2171 17*02 at Hiawatha bedrooms, living room, electric Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement KACBIF1CK kitchen, bath, carports, excel­ Concrete Pipe to Meet All Qual­ lent location. P r o fir couple. Modem 3-Bedroom home. Tile ifications. both, electric kitchen. Near bate. PHONE 1497. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Equity $1,000. M--CHILD C ASE Out West !3lh St. Pkone 2419 Rose Court Apte. Unfurnished 3R E T IR E M E N T HOME room apL Kitchen equipped. RED-I-MIX CONCRETE Baby altUra available. Baby Bit­ BeaiutifuUy landiiapad X—bedroom I'bone 1494. Window Sills • Lintels ting Agency. Pb. 332-M. Florida room, SepUe Tanka • State Approved etoetrto kitchen. $M09-.Attrac Large, clean, furnished apL I White lady to care for child ■ Band • Cement - Mortar Mix tive Term s. adults. 911 Park Avs. days a w eek Call XUS after Miracle Concrsta Co. Consult A REALTO R First 4:00 p. m. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 D ESIRABLE eee and two badCU LLEN AN D HABKEY room furnished a p t P k 422-W 2 9 -M E L T WANTED—FE M A LE 49—BUSINESS EQUIPM ENT MB N. Path Ave. Pkone m i WAITRESS - Apply Touckton’a HAYNES Office Machine Ce., 3-Bedroom unfurnished bouse. No kitchen equipment 200 French Set us fo r French Ave. Property Drug Stare. Mr. Clark Typewriters, adding machines, Ave. Phone 14B-J. M E AL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Saws-RenUU, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. Curb girts, apply In person te 044 French Ave. M A Y F A IR — X bedroom bouse. P IF n Whistle. . J. W . H A L L . R E ALTO R STUDENTS—see the newest thing Large yard. Call 1430-1 after In typewriters — Royal's 1937 Johnny Walker, Aeeerlete 6 p. m. WOMAN with machine to sew ’Twin-Pak" portable. The fast­ "C all H a ll" Phone 17M ready cut aprons. Easy, profit est portable on tbo market. In For Kent— 1 bedroom furnished able. Spare or full time. A k a p t 163 per month. St. Johni 7 colors. 94 months to par. pi APRONS, Fort Smith 3, A r k Powell's Office Supply Realty. UPI Phone 996 Woman to clean house I daya a 117 8. Magnolia UNKUKN1HHGD 2 • Bedroom week. Must provide transporta­ A . B. PETERSO N 47 -F U R N IT U R E — HOUSEHOLD tion. P k m s -J . bouse la Lake Miry. Phoae Broker Aaoodates: A. B. Peterson Jr.. P , J. Chasterson, Garfield Registered Nurse—to act as O ff­ Buy your Furniture at Barry's Sanford 1012 or 18dt*W W lileitt, John Mfiack and R. W. Warehouse Fum. Co., at 901 W. ice Nurse. Call 1174 or M24. 1st BL AU nationally adv. furn­ New I-bedroom unfurnished a p t - Williams. A. C. Dondney, Land Near shopping center and PineExperienced waitress. Good par. iture at warehouse prices. . crest School. 1619 Elm. No pets 111 N, Phone 1IH Ave. evening hours. Steady job. please. Used furniture, appliances, tools, Spring 4-3X13, Orange CMy. M A Y F A IR etc. Beugbt-eoid. Larry's M art New two bedroom bouses, kitchen BnBdtog Lets 111 B ait 1st BL Phone 133L "T A K E T IM E OUT equipped. 1994 Weeklngton. Pk. M M om m a FO B B B A U T Y " 443 or write Jack Flynt, Bex Ladies you can ears aa muck as 302 Sanford. $30 each week. Avon Cosmetics IQl-09 E. l i t St. Phone 1X7 il Estate Broker offers hlgk commissions on each Furn. A p t « U Elm. Pb. 979J. a il 17-9B at Hiawatha sale. ConUct Mrs. J. Russell, S P E C IA L P. O. Box 973, Orlando. At Nix Bedding Co. X-Pc. bedroom 3—room furnished apt. 139. Wat­ IF IT IB BlUU. ESTATE er Included. Pb. 1143-J. •ulte with innereprlng m a ttm a _ H oeu ith n - M E L T W ANTED • M ALE with ben springs. Buy at Fac­ Redecorated ground fle e r apart­ •fit, Phone 771 • t 111 tory prices. Phone 304-J. Dishwasher, colored or white. They Knew ment. a rooms and bath. Mrs. Good pay, evening hours. Spring Scott M7 Watt lXtk St. — five X GROUPS OF 4-3233, Orange City. o’clock. ODD CHAIRS and ROCKERS l i t group _______ each ... $1.00 Service Station attendant Hard 3-Bedroom house, Bel-Airo Sec­ RAYM O ND M. BALI. work and long hours. Gulf Serv­ 2nd group ........ ... each......... $2.00 tion. 1403 Court Phono 9091-B. OSCAR M. HARRISON 3rd group ........... each . . . . $3.oo ice, second A P a rk BBO, BBOKMRS 4th g r o u p -------each.........- $4.00 3-room furniebed or ua furnished A D. H tgh leym u , Associate TOO MUCH F U IN IT U B E T CU> 3th group .. .....t a c k ...... $3.00 apt. Screened-In perch. Phone IN Bona Park Ave. Phene 9M 813-M. •axled ads sell the surplus fur Liberal Trade In Allowance on Old Furniture When Buying New CASH. Phone 1131 tar an ad. A S t r in g e r 3-room furniebed garage apt. W1LBON-HAIER wrttar. ■09) Batata A Insurance Phone 831-W3. XU R. l i t 8 L Phone 939 Mrs. Lourino M see eager, It Paya T e Use Classified. Pk ll CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S YOUB EASY W A Y to renting va­ 197 Magnolia A v t. NO CASH REQUIRED when you through Classified ads. Let an cancies; Classified edsl Some­ POM QUICK ACTION uas C la a * plica Classified Ads through experienced ad-writer assist you fUd ada to aolL rent biro. Call thing vacantT Pkone 11X1 lor an ed-wnter. M ERCH AND ISE 1A— PLACES to E A T t- Plumbing Contractor Kohler Plumbing k Supplies Ream Electric Water Heetera 2334 Orlando Dr. P k 30 29—SALESMEN . AGENTS w t u n —SAMFum t IMS KILOUVCblta ■ORUAV' AFTunnuon 1:11 Tii# nhvtnm Hour S ill Mim Io at ilanaoai lias World At Mg n ia Hporta Uoak •no Dark.t Itoport fiio Twlflant Song* jiao Itrirtl.e On A Cloud j i l t Kvoalnn Mu.Is Tiio It '. Ddnratim. 0:0 0 Night Edition • i l l ITnlt.d Nation. t i l l Tho Itkytbm Hour 10:40 At Homo With Mu.lo taiia N.W. i « i o (Ai.m.n'4 Cell To Pravor n i o Sign tiff T t ir e iu r m o h n ia u 1:04 Sian On i i i l^ymtn'o Call To Prayer i l f l Dawn Ur.abort 1:10 N.wa 1:11 Mtrktt It.oart 1:11 Now. 71of Saraa S.V40 O'.ln.k , Club 7:44 N.wa.PInrl, i.PInrlda 7:ie N.w.-W •a.-World orl 7:ik Sport, at A (71.ao. nee Jnck.r'a Choloo ll|4 Marataa Drvotlaa. t i l l Harmony T im . .-no World Al Nln. 0:11 Morning M.lndl*. • il* l.ro and That. 10(04 440 Club 14:14 N.wa 14:11 7444 Club H i l l n .p .a l F.rfnrmtnca r m saxeei t i l l * World At Noon l l l l l Radio Farm Die oat 11:14 Har Nona lUaah 1:1* Amarlean l^aaua aame world_at Tbrea Shaw Bodl ftarnrd Prartaw t o Ta.ii Tima Now« Toon Tint# ii Russia, Japan Postpone Talks On Peaca Treaty LONDON <a - Japan a id tbs Soviet Union kava postponed fur­ ther talks cm a World War I I paaes treaty until after Septem­ ber. The Japaaag# captained that BspH sHter la normally the visa* tion moath fo r Russia* officials. N sg sd itisa la Moscow bstqnsa Bevlet Foreign M ialstsr DsUtrl ■bepilsv sad Japaaeea Foreigs Minis tar Mamaru Slgemitsu w ar* " I want to place a For Rant ad to find a tenant fo r • •the-alr that one o f my patlcnta juat vacated." DAILY C R O S S W O R D :ii i ii, m ' I I ■ II 1 V• 36. Stiff, ACROSS X. Press upon ire ri -j: • <• $, Slight gust etaaue : im h : i -. •: .• attention flbera 9. Hastened 3. Abrading ■aia j'. ’ i. <-. from toot roil.’l' 1 * i" 9. Article of coconut '.VI11.1 -J " 111! 4. Enemy virtu ill i j. i -id r > tuuka 9. Spatters 10. Unadorned v i :»■ ■< 17. Try6. Drama 12. Corner ; v fit i • n* ’ Ing 7. Audience 19. Big u n m iK 11' *i « exi i •’ », ,< ■ . X4.A kind of I. Codify ': i i » « . : u ' " , snow shoe 5. Forma P*r* ________________ lenc# . I I I . Bird home* (var.) 28. Fasten aetetger'e Aae* III. nine grate 18. Reimburse 29. niver is . Large neas 19. East by (Eng.) 39-A t MM 19. Capital south 30. Bottoms Umo (N or.) tabbr.) of 37. Harbor 17. Asiatic palm 31. Cougar shoes 39. Crovat 23. Viper 19. Obtained 49. Talk 33. Rtvrr (A sia) 38. Lubrtcateo 19. Malt kiln (var.) 90. Breeders 94. Employ 7S^ S3. Old meas­ ure of length “ 26. Fellow countrymen 11. Openings (anal.) XX. It la icontraded) r r l i r\ i i gx, Baekm a. lion W SM nW W M W M ///// 84.Fteh 33. BUtfte unit gg. Precious TT “ ■tone g f.T o tie again w 40. Aphorism 61. Extents o f canvas 49. Fields 43. Minus 44. Wagers 1“ 1* ^IfllHklUi^ n 5“□n fr va m m w n m w m m m DOWN l. A biting midge Sergeant To Be Court-Martialed For Excess Weight \ , m State's Population Estimate Predictid To Go Up For 'S t FT. CAR80N, Colo., UR - AnTALLAHASSEE UR— I t s Flsrtfa Arm y meae sergeant says he's to Development Commleatoa W ad p w be court-martialed becauie be'a day foreeqpt the 1989 population m overweight. tim ele of 1,489^09 for tka eU to w il Penaltlei for poundage ware de­ creed by MeJ. Gen. Thomas M, bo revised upward by at Uaat IM r Wellington, who said a handful of ooo by tha V. S. Genius B u n as > hla 9th Infantry Dlvlelon officer, before the year M out. and men failed to peel o ff sacesi The prediction waa baaed an an fat aa ordered. Interim report of a popu lation'll* Agt. L. C, James Love, 24, a vl.ory committee, atuJiea I p H O veteran o f i t years and two wars, mUilon researcher! Sad eentorla the only one proU itln i. He has ences with cenaua bureau affM tila,' ■fked • xensral court martial The commlaaion act up tho f t * rather than the customary sumulatlon Advlaory CommUto# . aa aw ry court-martial. Thla, ha said, April to imuro that tka knNnn’o will givo him a better opportunity final m in u t e o f F lorid a'! I N I to esplaln bit pool lion. population would reflect • teua pinUnder summary court-martial lure o f tin atato’a growth, •* ProosduTO, only ono o fficer hears A far studying ip a a ll! M M MBtbo arguments. A t Mast fiv e offloera a m required In • genera! aua to Dads. Palm Baato . Banward and Loon aouatlM aad court-martial. " I weighed 178 pounds wbrn 1 viewing tka kuroau'a O '" — “ ' returned to the States from Ger­ formula, tbo com mil too lt< revlied flguroe to many in October 1X34," said Love, authoritMe. who la married asd Uio father o f four children. “ Now I'm down to M l and r » fo la g to bo ceurt- ■eld be refused ton order 1 bo wai "afraid of ton m ...... jie d ." "They left mo atone m The mem aergsant says ho wa* ordered to trim down to 190 won tb, when too goBarql pounds, but no timo lim it was an order that If a aum I be proecr ihod t i i pacified. *'l lost 93 pouods to tbo six montho I've been hare,1' he said, "aad tkal'a about my limit 1 was stole aa s child, aad had a nervous breakdown. I've had to be careful about atrenuoue exerclao. "Wall, ono week I didn't lost any weight and my battery com­ mander ordered mo to oxarcks far (wo hours dally to too gymnaium." Lave, a naliva o f ClaciaaaU, to a four-waih _____ _ . pieced before a hnhrfl i f end lacs apecial the sergeant roll tod. " I waa told r l fftoaMpItoBl a tripe. “ I told my kattory I’d lived through ton 1 tog aero than I da « he amfnliied that, la no war gatafl an osar.1 interrupted a* bath awn could to too London conference os !eaal. Their efforts to write a treaty ending a technical state of v a r wars deadlocked over Rusato'a refuaal to return two Ulands of the Kurile group just north ef Japan that Bovtot troefa oceaptod after th# Japeneee aunrendar. gig naa toga the im gen Franeiaw peace treaty ended too etote of war I Japan aad OMit of to* World War 11 ’ /» H r.^sni.xy 21—ROOFING—PLUM BINQ �I TWE SANFORD H E R A LD Board To Discuss Utility Budget The Board o f Sanford City Comie r « w i l l _ consider a aIk-. Hem ap.*H3«~toiif5)il* at *ih«f r^yiriar iWfcclifig o f the governing bJkfyr Topmoit Item to face the fiveman board will be the considcration of the 1956-57 Utility budget. However, commissioner* will consider again the clearing o f sidewalks o f obstruction through­ out the business area. The mat­ ter o f clearing the sidewalks has been referred to the Sanford To­ ilet! Department at a previous BILLS. BILLS, Mamlngly earn* In to crash Into the bom*. Wreckage o f tha plane was Mat­ u red over the entire area. The wtag caught on ■ power pole dlr*etly la front o f the borne and the plane wheel* were etralght up •at e f the charred remains o f the dwelling. Tim two rubber tired wheel* w e n the hut Games to be extinguished in the Mate. Membership Drive By MRS. RUTH LA Y O Membership committee of the Longwood Area Chamber o f Com­ merce met last week at the home o f Mr*. John Carhart to plan for the forthcoming mnmbershlp drive. Chosen to head the proposal drive will be Mrs. J. It, Grant, chairman, and Mrs. Maurcle Ru­ dolph, co-chairman. They will be assisted by, Mrs. Harold Willis, Mrs. John Carhart and It. C. Carl­ son. Pres. Richard Zartman who was also in attendance reported at an “ A L L O U T” drive was planned but did not divulge the commit­ tee’* plans. When tile new fall school term opens in September, every com­ mercial farmer and grower whose product, jnove in interstate comtnerce directly or indirectly, will become subject to the child labor provisions o f tbe Federal Fair La­ bor Standards Act. The complete change in the le.i? .. . tU’ ° f r/nployment o f chllThe entire crash crew o f the ure the day local schools open w o,n explained today Sanford Naval Air Station answerhy Francis M. Quiglpy r ad the alarm ae well a i the entire supcrvl*. or o f the U. siJ. Labor Departm w o f the Sanford Fire Depart­ ment heeded by F ir* Chief Mack m enfs Wage-Hour field woffice"' " -------.a , , T ill, f--—---* n«wnvt_ N. Cleveland Sr. , law cx.cr '••*••** ,P,» grower* of Apparently hundred* o f gallon* * ? r,.C11 !.,jra ani* horticultural product* from ........ If* 31-00 minimum o f chemical spray were dumped wage and overtime provisions, but •a the Mate aa the plane and It specifically prohibit* employ­ home burned furiously. Crash ment o f rhildrcn under 16 years of crew member* dumped load* o f age In agricultural occupation* the chemical apray on the fire during hour* school I* In session and returned to tbe bate to be In the school district In which they refilled and dashed back to the By MRS. RUTH LA Y O reside while workl/ig," Quigley Hose again. Longwood Volunteer . Firemen said. Noire of the crash was heard elected their officers for the com­ ev e r11ha entire eoutheest portion of ing year at their regular inert­ “ In other words, children o f any the City. Hundreds of sightseers ing last Wednesday evening. «Be may he employed on the farm • id nearby residents surrounded Re-elected were John Farina; by the grower in the planting, culthe a n * to watch the fiercely Chief; Asst. Chief Harold Willis: m ating, harvesting or handling o f h n t a i wreckage. and Daniel Sereeney. Secretary; agrirultural products during va­ tinea were strung by the Navy newly elected was, Maurice Ru­ cation periods, on weekend* and and Security police aa well as of­ dolph to tnke over the treasur's before and after school. The grower may u*r his own children In ficer* who manned the lines to keep offiep. agricultural work at any time and the eurglug crowd* hack from the Chief Karin* reported that the at any age on his own farm. vlelnlty of the craah. new 700 gallon tank that wns "Please note the fact that the** Flames, spread over the entire ordered for their auxiliary truck area, as well « e wreckage from was soon to lie delivered and arc federal restriction*. Each o f the 48 state* now has a child-labor the plane, kept the Atlantic Coast that the truck would soon again law o f Rs own. Growers should Line switch engine Jrom passing lie available. consult with slate officers, local the homes nearby. Plan were discussed ns to hold­ school attcndnnro official, or Tbe Seminole Memorial Hospital ing another barbecue, however, study these laws to determine reported about 1:43 today that the deflnate plan, were held until the their provisions. When the State Injured list Included: Francis next meeting. child-labor standards are higher O'Connor of 14M Orange Ave., Buf­ than those o f the federal law, the fering from shock; Lloyd Lowe Jr., Slate law should bo observed. his wife oLulse and David Lowe, E, 'T h o federal regulation re­ Buffering from second degree quires that each grower subject to burns. Apparently the injured had it have on filo for each employe bean removed from the Navy Dis­ I^ ,lie Went. 73. died at 5:05 p. under Hi n record showing Ids full pensary to the local hospital. m. yesterday at Seminole Me- name, dalo of birth, the home ad­ ,^Officials of the Sanford Naval mortal Hospital following a short dress and the local address If the A ir Button were at the scene of illness. minor* are employed days tha crash but no statements were Mr. Went wa< born on Oct. fl. Mili'ii school Is in session." made, pending an Investigation. IMO, in Brooklyn, N. Y., and came P rim a ry purimscs o f bolh fed­ • N am ei of the three crew mem­ to .Sanford 35 year* ago from New eral and slate child-labor laws, a c­ bers are being withheld until next Jersey. cording o> Quigley, are the protec­ Of kin are notified. He made Ids residence here In Tops of trees, immediately west Banford for the past 40 yesr.v at tion of our rhildrcn from exploita­ tion and to encourage them to the crash were taken out as the 1M K. 18th St. stay in school and obtain the edu­ ane came Into the area. Grass in In 1906 Mr. Wrnt married the cation that will make them better the area was scared a* the gaso­ form er Sophie Hriekson. citizen* o f tomorrow. line strewn from the plane burned. For many years Mr. Went was Hero are the steps Quigley said a builder and later went Into the (lie riimmrrrlal grower should flower business. take to proteet himself from unin­ He Is survived by hi* widow tentional violations; Mrs. Sophie Went, Sanford; one 1. la'nm the requirement* of pMtft daughter, 31rs. Grover Whlddrn. IkiIIi slate and federal chlld-iabor Orlando; one son, Ralph Went, laws. Aogosl 24 Miami; one sister, Mrs. KdilJi 2. Do not employ or permit Havcraon of New Jersey; one rhildrcn under 16 to work In or *, Aagast is brother, Roy Went o f Winter Park about the farm or hothouse durinj and fiv e grandchildren. , Admission* hours school Is In session. Funeral service* will he held 3. Moke sure life youth is of f l e o i S rnw m ..ri ! V,n (S a n fo r t> tomorrow afternoon at 4 o’clock employable age and keep the re Rouie <Hanford) at Brlsson Funeral llotnr quired records for at least Utree * ' B*n>aa (Sanford) Murray (Sanford) year*. , Quigley emphasized that the e. Brllt (Sanford) e Wilbert M iller (Da B ary) federal law applies to all children Birth* whether they reside in the area or are member* o f migrant workBaby Girl JuiUre er families; also that th* grower (Altamonte Spring*) Discharge* himself Is held liable fr r any vio­ county court lions* hi »»• lations even though the under-age Haywood Carter (Sanford) Comml,>l»ii.r« Itnnm. T. K, Tucker children were hired and paid by a . Dorothy Ann Carter (Sanford) {'resident ______________ i.* -.. ......trarior or iwoccsior or *u.7#ne Taylor (Sanford) ' M il II K OK a lllT Sandra George (Sanford) T ill! NTATM ° F KLOItlUA TO: Baraka Davis (Sanford) SIAItr KATIILH IN li IiLAN, - Loren* Thompson (Sanford) I*, O. D »* t«f Alluibry t..r 1 li Uuwlluif Urn |». O iiii i-ublliatl.'S Mnry Oliver (Sanford) U You are k*r*by notified that .ult ei|,| AUKUlt I»has been lii>lltut»d ssalu.l yuU by la eel tUSflh. V, ®4r* k k (Longwood) lale .1 lb . pUlstin, I.MIYU WIU.IASI Kran.e* Andie, Bdwin Patterson (D o B ary) ) HKAN. In th. Circuit Court u( th» liM-aasad. Nlath Judicial Circuit u( tba Mint, la the t'uwrt at the *'*5 *J L of Florida. In and f«r IUinli>ulf> aemlaele t'awaly, Hartda, CuuntX. Cbani'crr Nu. Vito said cult la rewhale. ■Uo Mao Montgomery (Sanford) ti.ln f fur dlvurr* I.f lha »«lil 1.1A>VI» Tw A ll crwdltae, and Kafwwaa ll a » W ih L tA ll DHAN frnui yuu, thi> uld laa Clalma ae Uewiaad. Aaalaet aald Calao Duval (Sanford) MAHY KATIIKHIN'K H1!*V a ulmrl /•moe Bryant (Sanford) tllla nf said suit l.clna LMiYD W IL ­ * 'YnlT'and each of you ara hereby LIAM DRAM, plaintiff. *vs- IIAIIY linilfird nnd re.|>il»ed lu hr»*aol TonItiana(Hanford L n k k n a Lawla (Kanford) KATIIK IIIN i: ULAN. D.frn.Unt nti.l any elalma and demand, which you. Oreco Tkonton (N ew J an ay) yuu ara hereby required In flU ynur or either of you. may ha,a analnM answer tu lha euruplalnt In ,nld cauna lha e.lale of Kraritca Andrea, da■Mm with Ilia uud.ralsurtl Clerk uf nnld reaaed lata of paid County, to th. . M r M r Montgomery (Sanford) Court and to narva a copy thereof Judae of bemlaola Cauaty, upon lha ptaintirra ntturney, whusa County M i r CM Dural (loafrei) Florida al bin offlc*. In tha rourt pauia and addrew appear below, nut hnuiv of County at Itaaford, Intnr than taa t*th day nf tUptem- Klnrl.la. raid within elabt calendar Iwr. ISIS and la default nf aueh an- ii.onili, from llm time of tba first awar IbcrM ITo ConfeaM will b, publication or thl* antic*. Karn onlarad aaalaat mu. or demaad .hall be In writIN WITNKtm WIILRHZIK, I have claim Inc. and .hall .lata tha plara nf harauntu sal mr hand avid nfflrlal r«,ldenra and n»*t nfflca addraaa af •aat af aald Court at Hanfurd. Ktor- lha claimant, and ahalt b. sworn ta Ida^tljl* lilh day o f Ausuat. A. I». hy the claimant, hi, a««wt or attor­ ney, and any ,urh claim or d.msad A P. llerndna not a» fdrd .hall he void. lines for tra ffic signals under the tracks at French Ave. and 13th St. A report on the appraisal o f city-owned land on French Ave. at the railroad track* near Commer­ cial Ave. will be heard. Edward Cos, owner o f the Monroe Boat Basin had requested that the prop­ erty be sold to him fo r the con­ struction o f a building in which to manufacture fibre glass boats. Another discussion will bo heard relative to the transfer o f prop­ erty to the Campbell Losslng Post of the American Legion in lieu o f property used as tho Legion Fair Ground* on Celery Ave. near Mellonvlllc. The second reading o f Ordin­ ance B97 setting license fees for rental cars will be heard at tonlght’a meeting. Also to be considered are mis­ cellaneous items from tho floor and from the City Commissioners. ' -T7INEPIM AND y. \ ENC0U8A6* V f J 5 \ THEIR MEN! J O H AY-TH l WELL BALANCE fH E TOTALS A G A IN S T o u r ,----- '•IT ft-L m a k e OUT CHECKS FOR ALL MY BILLS, AND VOU PAY k_, BUDGET . A vsm ats ll< I CAN'T EVEN GET THEM * ( CLOSE ENOUGH TOGeTHEP .V TO INTPOOUCE I ,\ V— f THEM th e . MATTER.DCAR? CANT V3U MAKE ' v BOTH ENDS -> J ^-rVC U SS J—' b il l s 'C O T E L IT T L E JO N E LLE LEE, left, says “ M ik a this one” as she models an aqua Mitsl frock Jvirtth a white collar and cuff* at Cowan’a. Sandra Monforton has chosen a long torso striped dress with a big collar and valvat ribbon while her twin Sonja wcurs a drip, dry Jonathan Logan crefctJorL Jonella’a alater, Allyson, smiles with approval at her plaid frock with a white collar. (8 ta ff TUB MALPTSAO® HAVE ALWK/S BEEN OUT N FRONT BMMM l ENEMY E l « T O THE BLUE ARMY A AOVANON6,GENERAL HALFTaACKIMXrO BETTER TAKE < -tCO YBRl J s ' MEET? MEETf— ^ b l o n d ie , WAIT. DAGWOOO— YOU MISSED YOU? N— « PANTS I COOKIE-HAVE MV A H AT AND COAT READY' HERS I COME v - IV E JUST GOT TWO MINUTES TO c a t c h ; —t' MV BUS I— vCV I'M L A T E - , HAVE MV PAN TS y -i R E A D Y rJ CORTISS WRIGHT SANFORD HERALD jo Farina Re-Elected Chief Of Longwood Volunteer Firemen On August 6th. to the facilities'of Studebaker-Packard were added the strength of management and the diversification of the Curtiss-Wright Corporation. With renewed assurance for the future...with new^ I f all the boys and girls in town financial and manufacturing resources..* And all the Moms and Pops with the greatest line of cars in its history..4 Would smartenup, and hep to things Leslie Went 75 Dies Yesterday They’d know our stores are tops T H E TIM E TO BUY A K E R . . . PACKARD a F or nylon togs, and real gone clogs, And crazy jeanB and such S And paper clips, eraser tips You’ll save to beat the dutch Hospital Notes ' Un. Ball HTwVlnMLockh.rt) Legal Notice (o r o & f : a L f t f rour'W W T lB V ts l-ts i M.af.rd Atlaatl* IIK N U Y J. AND1IK1 A . eteciilor nf the Last W ill and Teilam ent a f K r.n .e , Andrea, dereaaad Geo. A. Opaar Jr, Attorney fo r aald K tu ia From fancy beads to luncheon needs r O o id o n H a w k — 2 7 S h p ....r o o m fo r flv o k'o-11 family-oporto cor. When schools unlock t M r doors • t u d e b a k e r P re n ld e n t C l n e e l o . , . longoot and room lM ^j It’e th# only now c o r In tho lo w -p rice Gold, Shoppers wise w iil economize V In Sanfords shops and stores SCHOOL T ? v iw lm H o k li p g g k M . . . A m o r l w ,> Wnaotf i n f c « i and n ew you can afford thin luxury beyond com pnrel m oot powerful* m oot tuxurii STUDEBAKER-PACKARD CORPORATION a n d y o u r S t u d e b a k e r D m a lm r - y o u r P a o k a i d D e a l e r GET READY NOW FOR HAPPY SCHOOL DAYS �•- * <■'• * •*j n mm «■* 1 ., - f T H E SANFORD H E R A LD P-TA Makes Belter Community By I’ .TA C O U N TY CO U N C IL fund to be used to help som e* MEMBER deserving student acquire an edu Seminole County had Its first j c»tJ«n for th* leaching profe* P-TA nrranlutlon back in 1025. Men. For w# know that without It is* how composed o f 13 schools good teachers our schooU a r« of each with a local organlHtiori little value and without good and each local being a member echool* a community will not pro­ \ V H A T can you tell Mary, beo f the Seminole County Countll. gress as It should. • ' ' fore she leaves for college, The locals banded together In In a speech on P-TA'a th* state •bout livin g on her own? council work to promote th* Im­ president M id: By and large, experts seem to provement o f the schools and th* "T h e Community o f which w* feel it a little late to be giving welfare o f the community In speak may be defined as a group her or her classmates any advice Seminole County. at all. But there is one thing o f peopls who share problems and worrying college counselors — Last year n * the beginning Interest* because they live in tb* ithe trend towards campus maro f th* developing o f a scholarship M in i geographical area. The •risers. " It isn't that wc want to tell smaller community with which we deal U the nelgborhood. The young people not to get mar­ ried. says Barbara Canon of reeldenU o f an area share an the National A s s o c ia t io n of Interest in and have a respon­ Deans o f Womfcn. "They'd do it sibility for, their local govern­ anyway. But w e do hope to help ment and the kind o f services them look at all angles with the —educational, health, recreation­ idea o f getting the m o,t educa­ tion possible.” al, welfare, fire, saniUtlon and It's the girl who usually suf­ The first school of. Paola consist­ police services— that the local com­ fers educationally in cases of ing of a one room, white frama munity provides. As eitlsens of •early marriage. That's a particular problem. building with a tiny school bell bel­ a particular state and o f the na­ In general, educators see the tion, people o f th e'lo ca l commu­ college years as a time when fry was built in 1X61 and wae lo­ nity are also Interested In, snd youngsters are jotn g to have to cated between Sylvan Lake and responsible for, th* affairs of settle on a code to liv e by. Prof. K ate Hevner Mueller of Paola about one-fourth m il* south thslr state, community and the the University of Indiana com­ o f the present location on a alto ndlional community. ments: "O ur job is clear. We " A P-TA'a Mrvics to the com­ donated to the county— then Or­ munity usually begins with Its ange County— by Mr. Bariiey. own school and Ih t neighborhood The present school building, which the school serves. Among which li o f red brick construction other things, the P-TA works to home-school-commun­ with while (rim, consists o f an strenghten ity relations and parent-tsacher auditorium, office and four class­ cooperation, to increaM reerea A U . T IIE GIRLS will go for these outfits at Yowell's. Johnny rooms, one of which is used a s an tlonal opportunities, and to maks Williams, left, is wearing a McGregor Roman chtek tempo with artroom and library. The cafeteria the neighborhood safe, healthful, an Italian collar which will go "perfectly” with the gray wool and cashmere coat also by McGregor. Teddy Walker, SH8 Junior, thinks j ’ is a small building situated In the attractive, and friendly. this McGregor reversible jacket 'of nylon fleece if "real neat” . It'* "But most P-TA's discover that rear o f the main structure and at washable too. (S ta ff Photo) some needs o f families, children, present is the only echool cafeteria and schools cannot be proviJed in the county which serves hot fo r through neighborhood efforts Lifnsavnr Program alone. For example, if a P-TA bread daily. Teachers Receive This school system is built on wants higher salitries fo r teach­ Helps Connecticut Salary and Degree ers, a school guidance and coun­ Connecticut has g r a d u a te d five acres o f high pine land do­ Baltimore city schools and seling program, an addition to a Gouchcr College begin a coop­ 2,500 emergency teachers over nated to Seminole County for this school building, a child welfare erative program this (all which an eight-year period in what purpose by Mrs. Emmett Wilson worker, a public mental health w ill give prospective teachers a State Commluioner ot Educa­ in 1928 and was named Wilson clinic, or a professional recreation h alf year's salary and a master's tion Finis Engleman calls School in honor o f the lato Thomas supervisor, It Is necessary to go degree at the same time. Student elementary teachers "lifcsaver” program. Emmet Wilson, her husband. E. D. beyond Its own neighborhood and must call his attention to the w ill take an intensive course at College g r a d u a te s la c k in g Oglesby, D. G. Blalock, and M. persuade the community or state differences in the codes of the various groups in our society, Gouchcr. ending in late January. training as teachers can take an Hanson were trusters at this time. that these things are necessary. help them identify the code of They w ill then take over full cight-wcck summer coutm at Actually Wilson School is Paola time teaching jobs. "Oftsn It must work fo r local the group they aspire to and since the small post office, the or state appropriation or Isgi- convince nlm o f the necessity to It is believed by school offi­ one of the state’a four teachers cials that this opportunity w ill colleges and win an emergency only remaining business o f a once elation. In a community where practice It, thus strengthen hu skill in living up to i t ” appeal particularly to liberal teaching license. They may qual­ thriving and prosperous commun­ there is a council o f parentarts graduates who wish to go ify fo r permanent certificate* by ity, was reluctantly closed in June teachar associations, P-TAs can into teaching and to married taxing further training. College graduate* from any o f 1955 and Paola placed on rural units thslr sfforta through the The first synthetic dye was de-J women who have not worked part of the country are eligible. (for several years. route delivery from Sanford. council and thus multiply thslr vsloped by Sir William Henry”! powtr. Participation in a com­ Perkin in 1906. PAINLESS ENDOWNMENT munity coordinating council also NEW YO RK - Business can Is a most effective way to help support education by a rel­ strengthen P-TA efforts to secure atively "painless” method o f con­ public approval and public funds tinuous modest support in place fo r public services and facilities of less predictable U rge endow­ fo r tha cqmmunlty and Its schools ment grants, Dr. Courtney C. and families, Brown desn o f Columbia Univer­ "F o r long rang* planning for sity Graduate School o f Business, community service, your P-TA has suggested. Dr. Brown forcast might well ask, "W hat kind o f that the principle might well community do we w an t! What is charactcriM much o f business a good community fo r children and families? support in the future. Whether th* community la ur­ •4 : ‘;NEK|OVfe SHOBTAOB ban or rural, large or small, w m INearly 40 per cent o f the na­ thy or poor, th* P -T A can help tion's colleges report their most to make K a belter plae* for serious shortage o f teachers (v a ­ children and youth." cancies that have been budgeted Take a long look at Seminole for but have gone unfilled) are county, local and council P-TA in the fields o f chemistry, phy­ projects and you will find thsm sics, engineering, mathematics each working to make this a bet­ and education. ter community fo r our families. H our Is Late O n Collegiate Paola School Built On Donated Land UTE L IT T L E JONELI.E I.RE left soys ‘ I like th ii one" at she modal* an aqua IliU I frtrk with . M U collar and cuff*. Sandra Monfnrton )i»s chosen a long torto striped dress with a big collar and velvet ribbon while her twin Sonja wear* a drip, dry Jonathan Logan creation. Jonalla'a *i»ter, Ally* M l , amlle* with approval at her plaid frock with a white collar, (S ta ff Photo) Tw in Tasks Face Nation O n Schools T h e Slow Still Get A Break (education mad* big newt In Km ichool year |u»t cloud, •nay make still bigger In th* y*or la com*. Her* Herman R. Allan, who hat b*«n reporting education for Th* Aisociatad Pratt, (okas a long view of th* m o t ' s development*—and thofutare.) f. B y H U M A N R. A L L E N W ASH IN G TO N (A P ) - A m e r . lean students head for desks, laboratory benches and kinder­ garten stools this fall in greater number* than ever before, to lb * continuing dismay of edu­ cator* who mutt find spaco and U achert/or them. Just how many w ill bo batter. M g at the doors o f the nation's •ver-taxed educational plant w ill ■Ot b * known until a head-count la completed later In tha Mason. B u t one thing is known: The American school-age group is Bulging more and more each y t t r and the percentage o f the age group entering and M echool is soaring. Enrollment In the 1053**50 school year fo r public and pri­ vate schools and colleges reached - • record 40 million. The question o f how (o house the ballooning public school set can be simply answered: .Spend m ore money. The White House 'Education Conference Commit* Nee, in its final report taid the stlon should (and could) double 1Jture fo r buildings it 10 years. I t rtcom„ ___ Itergeney shm -term raid. K e y Problem: Teacher* '* H ow to get more teachers li • more Intricate problem. Thu W hite House committee rccom mended doubling the outlay for teachers over 10 years too, tyit many experts point out that you c a n t pay teachers you don't have. The Fund For T h * Advance* ■tent of Education estimated it Would take 50 per rent of the college graduates during the next 10 years to give us enough teachers. (Present percentage: W .) . The Fund Mid it would be im­ possible to get enough teachers under present practices. The N a­ tional Education Assn., on the other hind, said it sees a strong possibility that at lenst mini­ mum requirements will be met by 1065. A t the college level, building and teacher requirements are Mot y e t quite as pressing, but tha outlook is so grave that President Eisenhower has ap­ pointed a Committee on Educa­ tion Beyond The High School, haadcd by Dcscrcux C. Josephs, New York insurance executive, to survey these and other prob* lento. Another question that prob­ ably w ill be o ( top concern to this committee is the production o t scientists and engineers. Some persons well informed in the field have cuutinned that Russia is outdoing the United States. B ig Business Help* The financing o f higher edu­ cation is more likely to remain oo tha shoulders o ( the states. through taxes, and of private Assistance, through grants and ■ehoUrshlps. There are no rculJy strong proposals (or federal Aid her*. T h e big corporations o f the nation, some of them through foundations which they have set tip, are assuming an increasing responsibility for tho non-tux supported institutions. A land----- \ in this respect was the Foundation's grant o f 210 dollars to help raise _______ In the 615 private lib­ eral arts and science colleges, ooupled with a eo-milllon-dollsr * to the 43 privately sup . medical colleges. American Assn. o f FundCounsel reported that in fill SC U O O L-B etty Finley Is waiting for her date In a quilted cotton juniper by Lane. Add a blouse or sweater to turn this Juniper Into a classroom favorite. . (Stcrllnn Llniliirr V an s, Ctciclaml) individuals and foundations gave a little over n billion dollars to higher education in 1055. Schools open in the South un-i dcr the continuing shadow ot dispute oyer, Hio (jescgregaUon question, ”• Tlie Smlthfrn* Education fie* ' porting Service estimated last spring that 230,000 Negro chil­ dren hud beru integrated into* schools In the southern nndl holder regions. Most o f these wero In Texas, with n few in Arknnsus and Tennessee hut: none In other deep-South states.* Courts Must 8IIII Decide Some o f .the slate* involved I In the Supremo Court's desegrn*! pation decisions have been mak­ ing strong efforts to coinply.j Others avowedly w ill resist In­ definitely. Some of the latter arc moving to abolish their pub-' lie schools, in effect, and use' public -funds to support what would become prlvato schools operated hy the parents. The idea, obviously, is that white pur-i ent* will operate some and coi-; tired parents w ill operate others,; Tho doctrine o f "intcrpotl-j lion" gained headway in some' southern states. Under this doc­ trine, states simply protest what they contend is unconstitutional interference hy the federal gov­ ernment in state matters. A few state legislatures have adopted resolutions declaring, thn Supreme Court decision null,! void mid o f no effect. la m er School Problem Through it all, the Eisenhower! administration has taken the point o f view that the matter w ill have to he settled in the’ federal rourts, iu tho Supreme Court ordered. Desegregation In tax-support­ ed institutions of higher niura-i lion, as dramatised hy tho Antherino I.uey rn*c in Alabama, is not nearly tho Issue in most places that it is in tower schoolsc The Supreme Court lost spring Issued two more rulings that niudo thn situation even more clcareut. It said that its deseg­ regation ban does apply to puli-: Hr colleges and universities and1 that the policy o f "graduulnc**,* which it is allowing in the case of lower schools does not apply to graduato- schools of univer­ sities. U RBAN SA LA R IE S The typlral first-year tcarher in urbaji school systems in 195455 earned a total nf $3235, nr $269.38 per month if figured on a 12-month basts. Fewer thsn one In 100 starts working fo r as much as $4500 per year. i These Ten A re the M ost! P Wt a BIG university you're looking (or, check against this list ol the 10 biggest In the United States, issued by the American Council on Education, based on 1933 enrollments! I University ol California (all campuses).................. 38,394 State University o l New York (all campuses) . . . . 33,623 New York University............................................... 31,867 t College of New York................................... 26,426 umbla University................. 23,887 University o f Illinois ................ ............................24,129 / University of M ich igan ........................................ 23,736 University o f Minnesota............ .......................... 23,393 - / Ohio State University.......................................... .21,744 University e f Wisconsin ................... 20,119 a Help for retarded children Is much more general in American schools than help for the gifted. The reason, says Harley Z. Wooden, executive secretary o f the International Council for Ex­ ceptional Children, is that "the retarded are much more easily identifiable." “ The gifted," say* Wooden, “ if they don't get fed up to the point whero they actually rebel, generally w ill drift along with­ out any special attention," Tw enty years ago there was a surge o f interest among educa­ tors in developing special work fo r talented students. It foun­ dered fo r several reasons. Today, because o f rising con­ cern over tho nation's shortage o f scientists, there is a new de­ mand for special training fo r talented youth, but not a great deal has been accomplished even yet. Meanwhile, parents have come to take a more realistic attitude toward retarded children. "Th ey are much less on the defensive about these children now,” says Wooden. "Th ey w ill call the school to discuss their problems, get behind campaigns for special facilities for them, sometime* get legislation passed to set up programs for them." The gifted are regarded by educators as the top 2 per cent with I.Q.'a o f 130 or 135 and up. G enerally accepted I.Q. classifi­ cations and the percentages of persons within thrse groups: Genius class, l.Q. 140 and up, 1 per cent. V ery superior, I.Q. .130-139, 3(4 per ce n t -Superior, I.Q. 120-129, 6 p e r re n t Above average, I.Q. 110-110, to per c e n t Average, I.Q. 00-100, 45 [per cen t Below average. I.Q. 'BO-69, 16 per cent. Dull, I.Q, 7079, It per cen t Borderline, l.Q 60-09. 2 'i per cent. Feeblemind­ e d , I.Q. 50 and under, l ^ c r cent SCHOOL STARTS SOON tt happenediff a splitseatmd... A good lesson to learn! Give your youngsters n helpful nturl by encouraging them to develop the hubit' o f saving regu­ larly! Set them an example by opening a saving.* account at our bank. Add to it regularly and watch it grow Into a college educa­ tion for your children . . . and a worry-free future for you! • OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT A T OUR B A N K T O D A Y ! A V A IL YOURSELVES OF OUR COMPLETE B A N K IN G FA C ILIT IE S ORD ^SAN EOI A t la n t ic Na h . A (A ffiliated nal II only takes a moment for an accident to happen! And — it can happen to you if your car is not in tip-top shape! Don’ t take chances with your lire, or thst o f n child! Seconds count when you have to stop to save a life . . . be sure your brakes are in good condition— for safety’s sake! HOLLER BANK . M o d M 7M iTSlwodnu '/cM W sfioMslSudcfMmmfiUe) M ealier F. D. I. C. DepoeJta In su red up t o 910,M O . E AS T SECOND 8T. A T PALM ETTO MOTOR SALES PHONB8 1 0 3 9 .1M I �TO 8CH OOL-P.fr* S SANFORD HERALD Starting Back to School Again Academy Gels New Addition Forest Lake Academy to* I rated in Maitland is a Seventh’ _J)ay Adventiit School which be•Hers* in Christian education (or! DiT youth of the world. The mind] and hand of each student is .trained for the service o f tiod. | Senior class officers for the flia s t school year Included Charles •O w en Frnnz, president, Miami; i Phyllis Yvonne Kline, vice-preti-; dent, Orlando; Uarb.ua Kay Dal* > ton, secretary, Winter P ark;1 Charles James Canterbury, tress*; urer, Panama City; Marvin 1st*' Roy Moore, Pastor, Havana, Cuba;! John H. lebaron, sergeant-atarms, Jacksonville; Vcrlon R. Cod-; ..Win valedictorian, Dothan, Ala; «*nd Druce D. Powers, salutator*' Goodbye Moml Goodbye Tigeri .icSool, and a Missionary Volun-trer "Society. Last year a new addition was built for the boys of the school In. the form o f a dermitory. - Clubs featured are the Town Club, Village Club, Spanish Club, UAm ateur Hour, a school paper, •student council, Choir Cuuncil, Academy Band, and many others. * The school boasts a personnel office, business office, reader de­ partment, library, switchboard, dairy, maintenance department, printing department, campus de­ partment, laundry, bakery, cafe­ teria, and numerous others. The busiest coal port on the western rivers is at ClairlonElizabeth, l’ a., which handled al­ most !i 5 million tons of coal in 11)51. The first conference of free Latin-Amcrican countries was held in Panama City in 1826, when Si­ mon Bolivar proposed a United States of South America. Good dressing for fruit salad: Cold roast beef (leftover) Always store leftover cooked one-quarter cup o f heavy cream makes wonderful p:cnlc sand­ vegetables In tightly covered cos* whipped stiff and folded Into half wiches. Chop It fine and mix with talners In the refrigerator to r** a cup o f mayonnaise-type salad grated horseradish and a little tain maximum food values and dressing. mayonnaise. favor. TH ESE “ YUMMY** O U TFITS worn by left, (Hondo Sllkwood and Bobble Crutchfield can be found at Ho Jay's. Glcndg is wearing a black cotton tweed with a bulky knit otton jacket created by Henry Rosenfrid while Bobbie la modeling a woo) sheath Sacony Jumper topped o ff with a Danz Originnl gleaming white pigskin Jacket. A white pleated Monicle shirt and licrmudu shorts by College Town are alio shown. (S ta ff Photo) Checkup a Must fo r Each Y ea r B efo re School 'S not just when your child begins school that you need him checked during the summer In preparation for tha year ahead. You should have him lo o k e d o v e r e v e r y su m m er throughout his school Ufa. Vision and Hsarlag P when what it really the matter may be worn. If the cl is that he doesn't see or hear all self understands from that's going on. tor what tho poor shoe: ing to his feet he is mo _ . to cooperate w illingly v Feet are especially Important hlbllions against tho s at school age. Some o f the shoes gang arc wearing. Tonsils Vision and hearing need to be carefully checked during the school years. Many a youngster it accused of being dull or stupid for growing fe e t I f your child's ,u feet show bad effects from faulty shoes you may have to lay down the law that only proper shoes ** i1 ,0 ” i *.in!f^7 n Vf, Wardrobe "mosts" that will rate A-pli See our new fall selection today!/ DRESSES Rock nround the clock from class time to date tlrea In theca cashmere cotton, or the no-iron fabric.! SHm aheath akirta, A Q k ***** a v Boys Attire Can B e Neat O n a Budget V O U don’t hava to be rich ta * dress your bor welL Careful wardrobe planning can fcaep him appearing at his best to •chool, at home and out with tha boys and girls o f his c ro w d .. Clothes can ba chosen to serve a double purpose, combining w ith otlter garments to form separate outfits. For example, a g ra y flannel three-button suit Is itho start o f a versatile outfit T h e trousers can be used as lilacks or in combination with sports coat and sports shirt Tha coat can be used as a sports Jacket] with separate slacks. Beys Conform Mothers s h o u ld r e m e m b e r when picking an outfit for her boy to be sure there is not too much contrast from the type Worn in your neighborhood or the boy's school. Boys like to conform. ’ Dress habits are not exactly the same In every section o f the country, but here is a basic wardrobe fo r the boy as sug­ gested by the American InsUtuto o f Men's and Boy's Wear. . E v e n wp suit in gray flannel, ■ a v y blue or solid color. A t least o m three-button ■porta coat which blends wi.H Other clothing. . T w o pairs o f slacks In dark Shades adaptable fo r school and A fter school wear. Chino slack* are popular fo r school and play. Far Dram, Flay T w o or three dresa shirts and h alf a dozen sports shirts for school or play wear. Sweaters Are good fo r school or play. A t least on# pair o f dress ox­ ford shoes. Loafers, bucks and sneakers are accepted play wear. One lightweight raincoat The french coat model with a bright fining is popular. ^ w J . Ties, socks and baits depend empire waists, flying panels. They're the most! « the dentist w ell Itcforc the be ginning of school. ^ — Triced From 10.95 Playschool Has Merits Don't tell the cooperative [playschool short w h ile educators point out that such schools, conducted without tha help o f trained educators, do not have all the advantages of professionally supervised nurs­ ery schools or even o f coopera­ tive schools with a teacher In attendance, they can have specinl merits. Five or six mothers o f pre­ school children, living In the same neighborhood, form a group. As told by a veteran o f such a group, one mother has to take the Initiative. She must organize the group, see that schedules are maintained. Even more impor­ tant, she must satisfy herself that the children w ill be half way congenial and that the other mothers w ill be fair, kind and understanding. Such an un­ derstanding doesn't always de- pend on a higher degree. Each day one o f tho mothers takcj charge o f the group ami supervises its play for a morn­ ing. She can m erely sco that the children are happy, safe and amused, or better still get pro­ fessional adviro from .books nr teachers and provide education activities. Tho education o f playing loether under such conditions, owovrr, should not he under­ rated. Tito children learn to get along together, form lasting friendships, and develop n some of belonging to n group. Even in later years it w ill be surprising how fondly they remember llie o there. Exceptions can be mode in the mothers' schedules, but it this is overdono the wliolo proj­ ect is likely to bog down. The mothers of course enjoy several free mornings a week. SU ITS Bounce out to that firat football game in a corduroy auit by 8uprema! It’s washable, It'a colorful, it can taka it, R and it'a eaay on tha budget. JA C K ETS Buttery soft genuine eapeskin Jackets, In white or pastels to wear with everything from slacka to formali. Collegiate looking blazers, wool Mot o very P»e° nylons, and kids, dig those car coats 1 thought— But Twin sets, bulky knits, turtle­ necks 4 novelties . . dyed to match the skirta perfectly. Full fashioned fo r precise f i t In wool. orkMi 4 banlon. Theso are real gone, man, they gotta bought S8 8 8 » « See us t‘,st T rom .3.95 to 14.95 BLOUSES V 1 l Beboppers or equarea \ I you’N cn va these fasetna tin g skirta I Straight iui a stick to flatter your,-figure, or YouH flip when you see these craiy man-tailored shirts. They'll rock yo* good! So will our other blouses. Roll In and let us show you. with just enough fullneae to cover up the excess You'll say they're the greatest! ;Duicb elm diMSM and Kept* wilt are both canted by interna! .‘ ingus infections. The tofactiooa blog the sap stream aad gives o ff tw in s poisonous to tho tree. 4 SW EATERS 2.95 > �TO SCHOOL TH E 8 A H F 0 D Lake M onroe School Starts A s One Room H E B A LD Moms Manning Classrooms T o Fill Teacher Shortage $50 Million Video Program Puts Classes In the Home By A B A C I T W H T 0 N ja t a » * < . fee S clraolV tifC J £• About 30 Million ^ Adults A rt Ruody & For School Too Is IMS h i o t * room school V lions w e n t in t h a ll b the Coni> muntty Chtreh. IB s school strut* tu n w is m m started sad pupil* ■ m d la, sad tsaeklag su ited l a n k 3. lit* . Mr. Bhtehotser was th « contractor fo r Um balMIng and th« architect was the lata P. H. Trimble. A ll tlw elasase met In one large room, which eras divid­ ed by sheets fa r the many slas* es. tO During the time Mrs, Jacobi Was principal aad taught the school, It became the t i n t accred­ ited school. Class L . Mr. Jacob* had aa enrollment o f 200 pupil* St that Urns. The building o f the Ice Plant aad the new Power Plant brought many families to Monroe. The second addition o f thi tehoel earn# In ItSS. Later M l and Mrs. Jacobs helped orgwnlA the lunch room, and assisted with It in addition Is trashing the children. U m Jscobe pleated the scorn*, and nourished the lovely oek*. that now stand la the school yard, w h en they stand as a de­ dication to Mr. aad Mr*. Jacobs who did many things to improva not only the teaching la Bemlnole County, also many things ta b a prove the commodity, R s organ! (sod the first baseball team In geminate County is 1*13 along with Dr. Blackburn eg Beilins OsUoge. learning. N a t la a - w id a , the states «g CaUferaise, new York, Peaasytvsnie aad Michigan o ffe r the ban developed and m en e a s prehensive p a h l i e programs. Califernia alone earoois appro*Imatrly 10 per cent o f its total ia wearing a tan sport coat o f wool and Uama, som» "good lra h la g" shirts. (Bl over their rooftops.") By 11 If Your Child Plays Hookey By ITD EBOMtaa e legislatures named corn- school let to Um farmer or t ■ess man. or housewife wl P M a ib lf 10.000 itudMiU k m icelved college credit* I n T V Mght courses. Bteotlc rays those. • ' ■ hera courses. credits, it didn’t try fo r < ----- . w iU Y f O S T youngsters m i l ] i v l going to sehoeL The d hooky player la a rare br Thera era the obosrvath Professor W illiam C. Bp director o f Naw Y o rk "© city's Graduate DivUior T r aining Elementary I ' "Th e younger children, in Um first grade for am can hardly w ait to n u t imberln the millions. peaftmer can lecture ta raywl classrooms at ea s 4 TIM m v s it l* r f l o w i i m w w l ; anted w ith two-way MlayM ra i that the students yeaJd j t k ir z s L & s s . let f might caQ an reapensa? Here the irately avoids school i Um parents cannot comprehend. The tar the thrill o f adto do something dif- ferent—like going fishing or to a frsll game. T h e first reason is. the most serious and eould lead to grays emotional upset fo r the child. Fortunately this type o f hooky player accounts for a vary small percentage o f the truants. •The second group, the over­ whelming majority, offers no cause foe consternation. They should not escape the admoni­ tion o f parents. But such parents ought not overplay their wrath- player is the child seeking at."T h is student believes U ut bp absenting himself from , school for a day hs w ill command soma sort o f attention from fellow students, teachers o r parents. "Th e best w ay to handle this group la to tract their truancy as part o f 'growing up.' Parents iuld not threaten, s e v e n punmen t because thht is exsctly what the child Is seeking— the limelight and attention. Moth­ ers and fathers should play It Galled Squares By Schoolboys for any nan to have such a resource a Spencer believes the onca-lna-wnile truant wants a change o f pact fo r an afternoon. Just as same men, tired o f their dally routine. wiU take a later train In th ora orn iM o r suddenly decide to take a f t r > traceUon. BUU anethar type e l hooky s z & v u s o js r KUleah « * d s y racing meeting fa r 1M7 will run from Jaa. IT through March 4 ^ "D o n 't be an amateur psy­ chologist. Don't see your child as a misfit in need o f psychiatric treatment because he o r she skips school fo r a day. A frank sllaMiaalhn Im Ithe Km hast discussion is best marllnilii.” medicine.' The chronie truant ia anothai matter, one that demands Um utmost patience and attention says Professor Spencer. up" I f your child makes a habit o f hooky you must become a sort o f detective. First look fo r evidence. Find out w hy he ta habitually truant "Perhaps the youngster d o e m i got along with his schoolmates. M aybe ho b unhappy boceuso he doesn’t conform in attire o r at- f fw a - s a v w r c ' dpfuii L I t wiU be a reel hreek gar " I f your child fits into this group you can helD by having an Immediate conference with h li or her teacher* and school chums. •Than ahow you r confidence aiJTjS. sa srsz»i' are doing —p e r t ly Scientists Are by turning S & M sp 1 tv on vmr own childhood fo r the answers." Meat eom m erdel stations oparaM a a what is known as vary IT 'A I N 'T IM P O R T A N T Accuracy la m ote important than grammar, according to lan­ guage expert Dr. 8. L Hayakawe o f San Jose, Calif., Stats C ol­ lege. " I t doesn't make any d if­ ference whether you ray la' o r ‘ain't’ xe long as w het you say la accurate," n* rays. T a S i t a t w tat some o f these ultra requeacy w ave lengths ultra high frequencies ot worked out too M ile- JE ojcJ i C b ib o h B E TTE R B U B AL TKACMKRS gome tan million people have Last year windstorms caused Rural teisfmrs era becoming M l adllion dollars ia damage, visited Um Statu* of Liberty better qualified, la U T more thea aad resulted in the death of 400 since he official count was start­ a percent o f the M et hers la oneed in IMS. teacher schools had two years ei college training, aad aaly I I per­ cent were college graduates. F if­ teen years later, these percentages had btea Increased to N J and M l respectively. H elp W eek Is Replacing Hazing at Many Schools I t you a n w om nag, aa soma parents 0% abeut the h guur son may undergo at ra ilage, ralaz. Consider and Compare These FOR TH E C O LLE G E Features in a Phillips Home a FuD Ctramle TO* Baths M y ! Englishtown ALL Conditional, Modern, Brittany Style* Colored Bath Boon flxtoraa W OOL A t Tulano University rata pain) bicycles unchuba Institute o f I i How Orleans, t b s University o f Vln Soloet H o o d near Cooatry Chib Convenience. V A aad Coavantional financing Extra Largo Cloneto Ideal Place for ChUdr*a Built under FHA aad VA flpodflcatioi* Matiil Tarmlto Shield SA G N ER i i a u u O Kitchen: Refrigerator, Ha ago, Disposal Dishwasher, Automata Weaker Large Kitcbooa, adequate cabinet apace - jp ^ u t e u s C J fy t iy s ^ C im r W. Crystal Drift U k i Mary B h i i PHOHE 1504 ■ it . �Grammar Oldest i School Building H ere’s W hat1 UsedlnjCouetfr- TKe Schools Tbs Sanford Grammar School, • located on Seventh St. between Elm and Myrtle, la now the old* eat "• achool bulldlqg in N eed T o D o uaa for public education In S e m i n o l e County. The main building, which atanda ao plctureaque with lta bell tower, waa built In 1002. A t that ..time the building served all "g ra d e s , one through 12. However, f with the building o f the Sanford Junior High, the Grammar became an elementary achool. To .help with the increaied enroll1" ' ment in 1016, two wlnga were added to the main aectlon. During thia aummer, the Gram* mar School haa had lta face lifted ^ and poliahed. C. C. Howard and hia maintenance crew have painted the hallwaya and done the ntces•ary work Inalde the buildings. A new heatinjr plant is being InStall»J in ths building and will b « .sady by ths tims school be­ gins. Evvn though thsy may b« boused In ths oldest building, thslr philosophy Is up to dats. Thsy hsrs some o f ths latest equipment to help ths teachers do a good Job. Reading, the heart o f the elementary school pro­ gram, la furthered with the help o f a controlled reader and a times machine. Several film strip projectors, a. movie projector, and other audio visual equipment are being used dally during the school yesr. Last yesr, with ths hslp o f Mrs. 8. 0. Chase end a group o f mothers, ths Grammar Bchool children resd over 4,000 library books and made reporta on them. Some children read as many as 60 books during the school year. Interest In general school work has Increased as the children are encouraged to do their best at all times. This year three new feces will be found among ths fifth grade teachers: R. G. May, M. A., a graduate o f 8H8 in 1040, has had five years teaching .experience; Airs. Edna Baughman, A. B., comes to ths school from DeLand with sight years •xperlence; and Miss Louise Ball, A. B. a recant graduate o f Stetson University w ill begin her teaching at tha Grammar School. With the ethsr regular Uaehsra, "w a feel as though we’ll have one o f ths strongest staffs ever to assembls at tha Grammar School," it was said. F. C. Richards Is the P T A president and ha plans a big year with tha Peanut Bowl being tha money making project The P -T A programs this year will around the Individual center classroom with the parents meet­ ing ths teachers to discuss the various phases o f the work being carried on In the classroom. Ths general school plan ealis ___ fo r _a wi’ell Integrated physical education program climaxed with a play day to bo held during the month o f May. A new plan for an enlargement o f ths Industrial arts program Is underway; is hoped to set aslds two hours a week to hslp the pupils acquire an In­ terest in soms special arcs. Ths Hobby Hour is th# suggested name for this sxperlence. The also club, which was started by Miss Gan# Nunnelly threa ysars ago, will contlnus under the lead­ ership o f Mrs. Roberta Richards. The Saddest note in th# open­ ing o f school this year will ba th# •bsenea o f Miss Anna Nelson in tho lunchroom. A fter 31 years o f service as msasger o f ths lunchroom, "M iss Annla” daelded to retire. She left a large pair o f shoes to fill, 'and ths school wishes Mrs. Dorothy Griffith •uccsss In her new position as manager o f tha lunchroom. D u'lng tha Grammar School's an tire year o f operation, Principal H. R. Hackanbach wishes to In­ vite tha parent* and any interas ted parson to visit to school f l f H A T are our greatest edu” catlonal needs today? It would be hard to And a more thoughtful answer to that question, or one representing a more thorough crois-iectionTng o f America, than that returned by the Committee T or The White House Conference on Ed* ucation. _ T h is committee," it asserted, "believes that the development of the Intellectual powers o f young :people, each to the lim it o f his capacity, is the first responsibil­ ity o f schools." A t another point it empha­ sized: "Educational programs Iwhich fu lly exercise and de­ velop the abilities o f fhe espe­ cially brilliant atudents must be maintained.” The committee noted that for two generations the list o f school goals has grown with Increased speed, and that today . . . “ The order given by the Am er­ ican people to the schools is grand in its simplicity: In addi­ tion to intellectual achievement, foster morality, happiness and any useful ability. The talent of each child is to be sought out and developed to the fu llest Each weakness is to be studied and, so fa r as possible, corirected." Bring your Back-To-School clothing problems to us, And make one stop be the answer to all your troubles. We have a complete line o f merchandise to fit the grade school kids, grammer achool bunch, the teenager and the college crowd. In Leathor, auede, velvet and faille. Colors o f brown, tan, black, red and green. Tailored and dressy styles. Priorities Needed The M-member committee ap­ proved this "majestic ideal,” but said that schools In some cases are attempting to do too much, and that priorities should be established. Beyond the basic task o f de­ veloping children to their Intel1actual capacity, the committee said, "all kinds o f instruction By Speyer, in all the new Fall nhades, Many different styles , . . , Compliment your outfit with one o f our beautiful belts. Sweaters By Bluebird, sizes 6 to 14. Cardigans, sllpons and shrug atlyes. Most colors. for instance,” it said, "so thsi they serve young people rather than use them To enhance the compcUUve standing of a school or community." The committee listed soma special needs In “ this era o f in­ ternational stress” — "T h e United States has un'Usual demands fo r good scien­ tists and engineers, in addiUoa H o d o other specialists. T h e r e is a necessity for broad [Understanding o f the meaning |of citizenship in the United States. America must have elUrens who know something o f other nations and are equipped ■to understand their own nation's r o le in IntemaUonal affairs." A Call fo r Wisdom In its call, fo r developing the abilities o f especially brilliant students the committee was la harmony with thinking In liber, ai arts circles in the higher edu­ cation field. There is considera­ ble misgiving among educational thinkers that our schools are not developing the critical sense in enough young persons. A summary o f this viewpoint was contained in a speech by Bam aby C. Keeney, president o f Brown University, before the American Council o f Learned Societies aarly this year. Keeney called for more in­ quiring minds. "W a cry in loud and piteous ■voices that the Russians pro­ duced more scientists last year than w e did.” he said as an ex ­ ample, "though w e do not in­ quire whether these sdenUsta •re able o r not; w e do not even Inquire whether the sdenUsta are mere technicians." Keeney said he did not sug­ gest that ha had information ths naw Rusalan scientists are not able. He simply contended, he said, that few persons had really wondered about i t By Macshorc, Shapely A Jean Kelley. In the new no-iron fabrics. Prints, stripes, white, pastel colors and all o f the very latest colors fo r Flail wearing. Sues 80-40. See our selec­ tion o f Man-Tailored blouses. Sweaters By Serbln A Featherknlt, alzes 82-40. Pink, white, brown, red, maize, aand, blue, peach A black. Cardigana and alipon aeta. Alan nice variety in jeweled sweaters some with high A scoop necks. Sizes 4 to 18, short and long aleeves, cottons & rayons. Slack Trousers By Fruit o f the Loom. In flannel, gabardine, corduroy and faille, Plaida, stripee and eolld colon. Sizes 22-38. Size* 2 to 20, regular A huakle*. Rayon gabardine, rayon A dacron A flannel Plain and fancy Dresses colors, sizes 2 to 20. Rayons, ray­ By Jonathan Logan. Minx Mode, Teen Time, Barbette and Nelly Don. Sizes 5-15. 10-20, 12 J4-24 Vi> See our exciting colW p " o f *W| Dreaaea. Sheathe, Full akirted plaida, jumper styles. Jacketed dreaaea, solid colors, prints, figures. Corduroya, gabardines, fiatmci*, flannels, wooic woolene and many o f the new wonder woolen^ on A dacron A wool flannel EDUCATIONAL GAMES Children o f all ages are enjoy­ ing educational games. Soma o f these games combine history and geography, uthrrs are based on mathematics and acience. Still othara damand concentration and atrategy. A new game, popular this fall, la "Politics” which is about the presidential alsclioosls, electoral $5.98429.95 Whits Parade Root*, childrens alzes 8 to 8 . . . $0.05, Misses alzea 8'/ j to 9 . . . 7.95 Taanela in black, whlto, orange, maroon. C o llege Folks Need Checkup, T o o RUGGED /COLLEGE-AGE boys and girls L are art adults physically. They should have annual medical examinations just, as should every one else. When a boy or girl goes away to school for tha first tuna he or she is more on his own than aver before in life. This break with the fam ily la part o f the maturing experience o f college. Send the youngster off with • full knowledge o f his awn body and hew to take care e l i t Most colleges require a com­ plete medical examination each include a urinalysis and a blood count It is a good idea la have a chest ex-ray in addition. The student himself needs to understand what those testa are for and what the results mean. The doctor w ill go ever the student completely and advise if anything is not as it should be. College girls are often worried about sjem a w eigh t A good talk with ths doctor on sensible ways of taking off extra pound* can prevent an Iliads*. College boys may want to take b t ^ advising. s a — .a s REASONABLE Jumping Jack ahoea for boy'a and gtri’a. Strapa A loaf era. Slzea 5'/ j to 8, 8 ft to 4. Storybook Widths A to oxfords. All abac EE, black, brown A red. colors o f The shoe o f champlonat yea we have Keda for the whole Family. A L L alzea and colon, oxforda A hi-top basketball ahoea in black A cushion founda­ tion ahoea fo r boy’a and girl’a. Lace oxforda, loafers, saddle A colors. Widths A to D. r s 1 ____________ ^ d �J af pr 6— BACK TO SCHOOL TH E SANFORD H E R A LD Idest School Building ias AHVour.d Program tournaments are ala* high on the Mthtty Mat. Harold R. Heeksnboeh Is prlneipal of Grammar School The fourth, fifth and sixth grades are kshsded. Th* lunchroom furnishes hot, healthful moots for th* youths who ore hard at work learning to become the dtigeaa o f tomorrow. fe a t Meek is Rued with shade Muse with th# castor span for Mm children during «)•«* n trm ' Renal activities. < . TV* boundless energy o f , the (■rolled la «**4 up *• the owing*, monkey bon, merry-go-rounds, mftball, bos*ball, volleyball and Hmttull Beside* these sports, f t l M — *~f 1* taught by teacher* daring »h* physical adnaattan aariod. Th# boys and girls show C r interest In (Me field by 1 On *tr*o day* whan a student M free to ths sea a sport during S tn R l *d period th# wrik la (N e t at the school is often lined Wtth (copies practicing the dance* I* th* musk furnished over lend Meekers er a phonograph, a, T V presentation a f Um King ■■d Quaea at May highlight* tsM ritka o f t V year when the loyal Couple and Its court are gatsrtaiaed by t V l r "subjects".-' l Whan the Flerida eon fergets la shin* Indoor events are provided West Side School Among the primary schools for Seminole County children ia West Bide School situated ot 815 W. Third B t and housing grades out through thro*. Any child going to West Side for Mm first time la Hksly <* envision himself ia a aprawltag southern homo o f deys gone by whon ho see* the homey structure with its spacious frost porah shaded by huge oaks that Mend in with the surroundings o f the neighborhood The children and teachers live and learn together the basic fundamentals of rsadln’, writln’ and ’rithmetic along with spell­ ing, science,, health, physical edu­ cation, art and music. Excellent lunches a n served. The uew Hum broom provide# * warm, friendly atmosphere where a * on* goes hunger an second servings arc always offered. The hatf-Moek playground lavitos t V child to have fm and participate la supervised play. An­ other form o f recreation takes place in the chap*} which is al­ ways fitted to eapodty by soger youngsters. EniJli m m b ie o M iHachtd to V est Side and her friendly teach­ er* who nr* always ready to V lp out with any problems that may f t •AttTT IMPORTANT Aoearecy la mere Important than grammar, according to lan­ guage expert Dr. A L Hayakawa at Ian Jos#, CaUf., State Col‘A. Ia tV big teg*. " I t doesn’t make any dif­ ■ t participate* ference whether you oay *k* or er k tV gam* ’ain’ t’ as long as w k t you toy iw. Basketball U accurate,* ho says. P A D S —P E N S —PEN C ILS Fibre Binder* 25c up Zipper Blndera $1.00 up See Our Complete Stock SPE C IALS FO R B AC K TO SCHOOL Rayon Panties 4 for $1.00 Cotton Panties 4 for 95c DRESSES © , $1.98 & $2.98 F. H . B. 5-I0-25C STORE SSI Sanford Ave. ■7 U lt.A R Y D AVIES - n o TOU treat your children# teachers* . . L I**>.>« w ■ question with Miss Marguerite -u/.n 'J J 'i Her friend*, taken aback. uyiaUy reply: Well, we a to dinner occaeionally. . " '1 "T o dlscuaa Johnnie end M iry , i SS.“voTffii""* edmlU the per- I 5 k t . s x *s s & m many m o rr young people would take up teaching If only soci­ ety would not look on them as a species a p a rt" Professor Roma Gens, author and broadcaster on education, endorses thl* view: “ Many fine people would Join our profeaiion if they hzd the chance to obrerve teachers as socializing members of th# community." "Through my talks r. th te a d ie n I have found lonellnness la one of their great prob­ lems. and causes many loss** to the prof | _______ _ b Needed I "Both communities and teachters must make an effort to ease this situation Socialising in a community as a eitiien Is need­ ed for the fullest development o f a teacher’s dutes. To teach pupils good eitlxenship the teacher should be a good citisen herself. "But when they are moving around, teachers often And d if­ ficulty la putting down roots, and do not relate themtelves to d v lc affairs. It would be a good thing If civic-minded groups ap­ proached teachers with the hop* that they would identify them­ selves as quickly as possible in local affair*. Civic groups and community orgxnlisUons should welcome them. Parents, through their organisations, should And out by survey* whether local teachers are happy and satlsAed with their livin g conditions. "In common with other profes­ sions w * are facing a general manpower shortage, and w e are aU dipping Into the same barrel ifor recruits. Midway School Adds Many Improvements T V Midway Elementary School' V c a n July o f 1917 when the Sem­ inole County 8chool Board ap­ pointed 8. E. Monroe and Mrs. Mary Clark a* principal anii tea cV r o f the Midway-Canaan area. Two churrVs were rented to houa* th# 6? pupil* enrolled. Profeaeor Monroe was authorised by t V hoard to hire a third teach­ er as aeon aa t V enrollment reached IW . Later M L* , P. B. Raid was appointed as a third member o f th* faculty. T h k woo the V ginning o f one o f Seminole County's largest and moat progroaalro schools. Mrs. J. L. M oon, Mrs. Mary Bryant, and other* were soon added to the faculty. Th* Drat School building was a tw * Story from * structure of feur classrooms and an assemhly roesu which teas also used as a classroom. The original structure seas destroyed by fir * around 1936. A six room structure re­ placed the original and was arected on t V present site o f th* school Through th* year*, the Cameron City School waa con­ solidated with the Midway School (1941) and th# Geneva School (1941). Under the leadership of prlneil W, L, Hamilton th# school l eonUaued to grow and progreat. It ia th* sincere desir* of th# principal, parents, and teachera to make th* Midway School a happier place o f any pupils to lire, work, play, and continue to develop late th* kind o f cithern our eaauaunity U proud te wel C The school had its third year o f a fir * year beautification pro­ gram. More shrubbery haa beau a<lded last term, and taaional flowers are kept in abundance. New book case* have been atcured /or th* four n otes with­ out them; addition; equipsdMit and supplies hava been provided for the science and art classes In order to extend t V variety o f experience* of the pupils. Cumula­ tive Guidance Folder* have V on provided for all grad* levels re­ presented in th* school. Library services have been expanded through th* purr ham af more library books, and tho addition o f a wholesome variety o f current publication*. Public Relations: A * a means of Improving public relations and Informing the public the school engaged ia many activate*. Som* activiti­ es were a Patron* and Cltlaens Tea; summaries of units o f work and atudant programs were pre­ sented to th* P -T A ; tap* record­ ing* made at class activities; a school papar published periodicalIp by tha student council. Th* P-TA sent its president to th* state Congress o f Parents and Teach­ ers. that waa V ld in Miami TV P-TA sponsored * county-wide P-TA meeting at which Um* th* president* from each school's p. T A were present to hear aa ad­ dress. N ot Found o n Trees NE o f die commonest mldap- er by re-planning their *con* prehension* o f parent* today omy. by inaurance or by loan*, la that there are million* o f dolS erial*— Being Made 7.tzr.?i-zr*r-> txlleffe_ K holar-1. j ,HherHk*r- •*-*•*.■»**»• jM M . ships lytn f around uncTdimeUri»Jrt.e revision in the K ,iu«aiihip and that their little Johnnie ia Held. With more than 23,000 boys mat the boy to pick up a couple, and glrte, w illing a i£ a b leja ca i r h t a - J e , colleges no little Informatioo to help legee decide. W e do amteu vide* that selection for financial ■ward* thould be biaod v * t e r " r o « i » J ffid OTpmlee, that Ilia a m o u n t"“ /a awai should U determined i « w to need. . • "Som e colleaee h a v e t awarding achourihlpe wit. nominal grant of 1100, for tl According to Bedford O. Moon thi^acholarshlpe ro n yin g deserving the honor but J r- assistant director o f the it v uh grant* to the rich boy— needing the grant but even tl College I n trance EaatnlnaUon ho w # v £ worthy he may b n -a r * can be a dram on fund*. The i Board, the public’s thinking on not practlcaL • big step w ill be a «y*teu scholarships la seriously out o f T o obtain fairer and more line. frugal distribution o f their 11mprestige o f Mece Band* Needed Ited funds, ISO oollefee-ln clu d - but no monoy. " A ll college* need more fundi ing aU m e m ^ o r u n lw rs ^ rs — tor financial aid than they now now participate in the CoUer* Colleges offer some MO,000,001 have." he says. Parents must Scholarship Service, run by the ■tart’ revlaing their ideas on College Jtotrance jtxanimation a year In scholarship grants, and another 120,000.000 is provided scholarships and face up to ths Board. The organisation pmby state funds and privata foun­ fact that tfth e y want their child Pare* and to have a collcao education they u tl questionnaire o f tha flnan* dations. With th# number of applicant# rising iJ r t w for 11, lit h e irposs ib 1y rial position o f every applicant’* scholarship yearly— the figure remains at a tan. The fam ilies o f far too family. many scholarship applicant* can Parent* also are »* k jd to *rtl- ateady 4 0 * o f the. Increasing ault* anally afford college fees, mat# the maximum they could total o f college a p p lic a n t-th e number who must be disap­ pointed and seek other means, also grows. This is on* reason why col­ lege authorities are stressing their loan funds, which, fo r un­ known reasons, have never public to pay fo r a college edu- ^ college* the applicant re­ proved popular. “ Tor tome reason people w h o lation has. over the last few quests, giving them a far fuller ars, taksn a decided turn for picture 0f the student’s back- do not think twice about buying s better, but unfortunately the {pound than either Uma or staff a ear, or a T V sat on th* loan a are reticent about using d#*!r* o f willingness to do so ,i)ow ed ths Individual colfinancing a college educa­ seems V ) be on the decline." leg, ta u ,. p u t Mr. Moon adds: “ When people N o (w orn etatementa are ro- tion.” says Mr. Moon. ‘T h e loam mk me whether children should qulred to support the form, but may be paid back over a num­ start preparing young for seho- dishonesty la rare, according to ber o f years, with the Interest Eanhlps I s a y that they should Mr. Moon, who has dealt with rate often as low as only 1% start preparing early through the service since its Inception while the student is at college bard work In school to go to col. two years ago. lego—but their parents should Says Mr. Moon: “ Tha service also start preparing themselves, has no control over the award K a a c ia lly , to pay fo r It, wheth- o f scholarships, it simply pro- End of Lin "W h y don’t you Invite her round one evening after mlhe I children have fone to bed, Juit I for • c h e t-o r to a party to ■ moot som* friends?" T h * Ideo astonishes them. “ W e never thought o f I t Would she want to come?" Sighs Miss Vollm er: “That’s Just what t mean by treating her as a human. Teachers are narrow minded trea­ ty are full o f fun and Scholarships O H m friendly-looking edifice taW‘ Ufg u p’ IS * block between - i f V and l«tk Sts. oo. Magnolia /.<*. la known as SouthsiJ* Prim ary School o f which Mrs. Velma Milch*L serves — principal. 11m first ton room* went up In 1M4 with an additional 10 rooms built la IMS. Each year new books are pur­ chased with the funds provided by the Seminole County School Board. H ie ** or* placed in th* room* for the u*o o f toh students when­ ever they wish. Individual teachers a rt respon­ sible for classes during the planned physical education period which Includes such activities as circle gamea, relay racoa, hopscotch, and baeebaD. Also for recreational pur­ poses swings, see-saws monkey b a n and merry-go-rounds a rt pro­ vided. Prior to th* erection and com­ pletion o f Pin* Croat School crowd­ ed conditions forced the practice of split sessions and the use of the anditcrium for a second grade elaas. A straight session has been resented a »J th* auditorium elate has been discontinued. Highlighting th* year’ s activities is the annual Hallowe'en Carnival presented under the auspices at the P-TA. Much to th* delight a f the youngsters the carnival afters rides, candy apples, and various multicolored booths under th* bright lights on the school's play­ ground. An evening of fun and en­ tertainment is assured for aQ ages and at the same time funis are raised to be used for some good purpose at th* school. Taking th* place of May Day, celebrated by most schools, k a day set aside la spring known as play gam * day. Games, relays, and singing are Include! in the act!cities looked forward to by the youngsters. The main goal at th* teachers and principal is to try to stimulate and direct th* growth of each child by exercising his talents so that ho may take pert In his fullest capa­ city In the activities of the world ia which be Uvea. •Ueatitt S',* iSSSS "W ell, yea," [ 20 Rooms Filled At Southside I n v f ie H e r fo r D i n n ir O r T o a P a rty at H o m e x a iu m f iz w * f& sk fO e W JB IS fX S S STaj- h-. u.’K.Sir« puss K modem foreign language courses, n m J I K SOUGHT LANGUAGE BEPOBT Young engineers want Jobs that Only 42.S percent o f the pub­ the Modem Language Assn, re­ o ffe r a creative and productive lic high schools in the U. 8. offer ports. future— with pay a secondary con­ sideration—a panel of experts has reported to the American instituts o f Electrical Engineers. Commenting on the general shortage o f young engineering graduate*, the panel said that old established Industries, such as rail roads, were being neglected In favor o f new "g la m o r" in­ dustries. EARNING AND LEARNING NEW YO R K — Students enroll­ ed in the cooperative oducaUoa program of New York City’s hlgk school division tam ed nearly 92,448 million in Jobe associated with their courite during a single school year, Superintendent o f Schools William Jansen has disclosed. Under th* work-study, program, boys snd girls attend classes and hold Jobs during alternate weeks. URBAN SALARIES The typical first-year teacher hi urban school systems In 1K4-U arnod a total o f SUM. or SMS,a par month i f figured on a 12mpnth haste, fe w e r than one la 1M starts working fo r as much aa MOO per year. Means Using Extra Caution W hile D riving — Observing Stop Signs— G iving Correct Signals and Obeying T ra ffic Laws Your Car W ill D rive Better . When You Use SALES & SERVICE SUNOCO PRODUCTS R ENTALS Glenn Goembel E A S Y TERM S SU N O C O SER V IC E S T A T IO N 300 8. Park A r t. « • W e H ave A PL • Complete Line SC H O O L STARTS SOON o f K in ?, Olds, Reynolds, Leddy Drums, and all Musical Accessories Bukur*s Musical Instrument Shop SOM CEDAR A V I . PHONE 3071 it's school time • r fo r ^ yo u r SCHOOL NEEDS — V isit — , FAUSTS DRUG STORE K nmt f . a in . Published In The Interest Ot Per T V life Of Year C ar- GO GULF Warner GULP Sendee Statka FA U SrS SUNDRY STORE sots* mnek Public Safety By �TH E SANFORD H E R A LD BACK TO. SCHOOL—Page 7 SCHOOL EXPENDITURES Expendable Idea Speeds Building At Lower Costs EXPENDABLE aehool S fJ S S b f.t: cow *ctt!n i attention. T n w * are economical, clean, safe, well-lighted ifrac­ ture* which quickly meet the critical demand for claaarooaa apace. Their coat la a fraction o f that for monumental structure* which Inevitably become obso­ lete within a generation. Soma o f these buildings arw prefabricated. Other* are con­ crete block, one-story rambling structures. To keep school taxes down, many Michigan commu­ nities have built along thla line workings o f a projector and are In charge o f ihowing all o f the films. The Future Nurses are assist­ ing at the new hospital during mealtime. They are a compara­ tively new group but are very active nevertheleec Another new orgenlsatlon at 8HS la the Future Teacher*! Club, They have just recently received their charter and have made many plana fo r the future. The first and second year Latin Students form a Latin Club. They have a Roman styla banquet each yaar complete with Ceeeer and Calpurnla. The Future Fermera and Fu­ ture Homs Maker* are active in the schooL Both chaptera ate membara o f tha national organ­ isation. Students Interested In Library work gain experience as mem­ bers o f the Library Council. CLOSE LOO AN, W. Va. H t-T h e furnlture truck driver knew it would be close at tha U. A 111 underpais but he thought b t would make It under the 11-foot, threeInch clearance. B e did, a fter ha let some air out of his tires. MISS M A R Y ROSE SPEER, who will enter A gree Scott this fell, is wardrobe-hunting at Mary E.ther’e end has chosen a tan suit with a three-quarter coat. It features a black knit collar and nlso black knit inserts at the shoulders. Miss Maggie Jane Lawson likes this euto red cotton print with white rick-rack and • swirl­ ing, full skirt. (S ta ff Photo) The fast growing Goldsboro cluded 3 classrooms, lavatories f Elementary School has been plag­ foi boys end girls, and teachers' However, a one-room ued with congestion s.ncc its lnau-j lounge. frame building had to be moved gnratlon. The Goldsboro Primary School t in front Kolokcc. Muring the following 1933-'54 was form erly housed at W. 13th Street and Lake Avenue. But in school term, 3—4th grades with 1920 a four-room frame structure teachers, were transferred from wss built st the school's present Crooms Academy to begin the evo­ alls, West 16th Street, it was long lution from Goldsboro Primary to referred to as the "L ittle lied. Goldsboro Elementary. In 1954School.” A t that time, it served '55, 3—5th Grades and 3 teach­ m Negro children o f the first three ers were added. Immediate con­ grades from the West Sanford or' struction began on new facilities. Coldaboro arcs. Its faculty con­ Before (hey were completed, fire sisted o f three teachers. Une o f had claimed one frame building tha teachers wus Principal Joan- which housed 4 classrooms. nah Moore, who served in this The new facilities included 10 capacity fo r the ensuing 35 years. classrooms, lavatories for boys A few years later, congested and girls, cafctorium, and an ad­ conditions created s need for more ministrative suite with dispensary. classrooms and teachers. To alle­ Upon completion in 1955 three viate this condition, two class­ 6th gradrs and 3 teachers were rooms and two trarhers were add­ added, and construction began on l e d . However, these proved Insuf­ 9 additional classroomi, expected ficient and,another teacher had to to be In use soon. be employed, but no addition was Goldsboro Elementary still has made to Uie housing facilities. This double sessions and evefk with •Ituation necessitated the intro­ the latest addition it Is expected duction o f the double sessions that congested conditions will not which »r * still necessary at this he romplolely relieved. At present school. its students number 756, its teach­ In 1953, Mrs. Moore retired and ers, 24. No longer Is the Goldsboro Ele­ Miss F. II. Held succeeded her •s principal. Last year saw the mentary School to be referred to 0 beginning ol a< new era fur (iolds­ as the "L ittle lleil School." but, the "B ig boro Prlmary.*The transition from more appropriately, And it'a still fram e buildings to concrete units Green School.” began. The first concrete unit in­ growing. with smart school clothes....... SUITS School's Growth Told By vHffedij from the pages o f GLAMOUR JUSTIN M cCARTY’8 national hit! Two piece worst, od wool crepe with alitn peg skirt, back-blouaod Jacket with Jeweled buttona and velvet piping as de­ cor. Vary chte for those luncheon, dinner or date occasion*. Fastened with a Conmatic ilppor. Black, camel, luggage, red. Sice* 6 to 8. A iWAY.S DRESSES Julie Clark Jra. • Lana Pat Hartley • Nantucketa Natural! Jerry Gllden • Gorgeous Cotton! $ Ivan Frederica TW O SO M E Skirt and sweater planned to go together on compue, work well at the office, or gather for a quick bridge eeaalon with the gir||. Slim tailored classic aklrt o f fine wool tweed, with taffeta lining and smooth Conmatic aipper. Tha color-coordinated A T T H E T H IN G to keep warm In at the football gram*, tide f e l l pullovar aweatar la o f aoft hl-bulk orlon-and weara a b tto f the tweed aa a bait. Cinnamon beige, epic* gold, paprika. Bisea I to 16. W ASH W PO TE N T SO FT DRINKS P R I N C E S S A N N E COURT­ HOUSE. Va. un-Patrolm ao R. E. Sparrow went Into a store to buy * soft drink. He acted several ease, of e popular brand aitting beside the cooling machine. Strangely, all seemed to have tops pressed in. Investigation showed they were about M proof alcohol Fine was m o. CARE • F R E E . . . LIT T LE IR O N r !!| y JIM! fOK A NEW KODAK CAMERA W IEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP The top o f an ompty frosen orange juice can make* * good cutter fur biscuit*. W E A R PLA ID S 210 PAR K AVE. RHONE 0*7 School belle yields test litHe at Feeney's. . . •eke little cere, Metal Smartly deelgntrf o f machine-washable Dan Rivar"eotton, Dri Don finished to jifTy-iron or got sway with no ironing at all. Full ham*, too. Multicolor plaid*. Sixes 7 to 14. Also sixes 8 to 6s, 8J6 build- 972ohy fcrthah'A “ Featuring Fashions Just F or You1 �• > .* ? I A g e fl S A C K T O SCHOOL Can Tell a Parent w a ll fo r tho yearly Invitation which cornea during Public Schools Week. The trouble with this practice la tha* .. eomes too late In the year fot real help. M m Y ear Ytstta • When parents consult me I suggest that they come .once d—Tng the early part o f the year, say November, again in January or February, and then during Pubtle Schools Week. In that w ay they get to __ the *v ~ p regress which all the children have made. But i f the time la wrong the good from the visit Is de­ stroyed. Most teachers could All pages on wrong times. Friday afternoon probably heads the Hat, yet If some kind o f statis­ tics w ere available that would probably be the time when more mothers have dropped In than any other time. N ext on the list o f bad times to visit is in those Arst weeks o f school That la when teach­ ers and children are adjusting to on* another. Then there Is the nerve-tlghtenlng time Just before any big . •vent, like a play, or a trip to the turkey farm, or the day be­ fo re any vacation. These era the days when teacher la tiring up the loose ends o f things and chaffing at the bit a little to be off somewhere and let her hair T here's an .Art to H elping Child Get Most at School Parents a n rarely backward about saying what they think aI teachers. Bat hew da parents seen to teachers? B e n la an answer treat eoe at thank Irma Davis, who has taeght I I y e a n la Call* taenia, C alanda and Oklahoma echooli— most recently at Selma, Calif. The w ile o f an accountant the has taught la various grades. -a r > , 3 • t: By B IM A CRAW FO RD D A V IS • U O W It B illy doing In A nt grade?” Tho question was from an * ' eager young mother, fresh from a morning with only three Children younger than Billy. It was noon of tho second day o f school and for a minute 1 was hard put to recall what Billy looked like. Then It came to me, he was the shy, dark ono who h a d * failed to put a cross on the cat mode It to'school. She arrived with no tall to show that he lata end In a hurry and took a knew It was different from the quick look around the room. Her eye caught the writing display Six cats who had tails. wo had thumbtackcd to the bul­ "H e didn’t do very w ell In letin board. reading readiness this morning.” Would you rare to see soma 1 u ld . “ He seems a little imma­ of Janice's writing?” I asked. It took her a little w hile to ture for A n t grade.” T w o months later I had to And the paper, the one with the d In dog, transposed into a b, eat those words. B illy proved to and the 0 sitting on Its tall, long take after his father, not his enough to sro that Janice a teacher. H e did not make quick paper had been placed In the decisions but was Ane for the bottom left hand corner for good reason. long puIL ” Just you w ait 'till 1 get you Tho Arst week In November home, vouna lady." Janice’s : n mm abie to ah down wiln mother said in a well-controlled B illy's mother and v:e discussed voice. “ W alt 'till your daddy his work and his personality hears how everybody elso can with loving Interest 1 explained write better than you." H ie new concentration Janice that during the Arst week of displayed In all her work after school thera had been so much that was remarkable proof to to learn about the children that me that sometimes parents can 1 was In no condition to pass do a lot more than teacher. By judgm ent She apologized for the end of tho year she was not the best student in class, but being over-eager. her papers could bo graded without the old of aspirin. The Lady Was Busy Other teachers assure me Janlce’a mother couldn't make (hero Is one In every school, it for her conference. She was two years ago I drew her. The mother hen with her one chick. a very busy woman. In her opln. That year It was Mary's moth­ ion schools were not teaching er who was not 'taking any anything these days but frills. chances o f that dcllcato little Children's writing looked just 72 pound spark of life being lik e chicken scratches and they snuffed out by teacher’s carelessness about windows opened didn't know that e followed b. too wido and scats tho wrong Even Janice knew what a bad size. stats schools wero in. "M y Mary's mother was there mamma says you ain't tcachin* when she was needed and when me nothin',” she told me during she was not. She was there all through the Arst day and also on writing period. the last day. The days she had You do not quote proverbs to to stay homo to catch up on first graders, so 1 took hold of her washing and ironing she Janice's hand and guided her sent kind little notes like; ‘‘See pencil In attempt to help her that Mary wears her sweater for recess if the wind blows.” produce a readable letter a. Mary's mother was around to It was February and we were unpin Mory's curls tho day we having open house one evening had our class pictures made. She when Janice's mother Anally caino on Halloween and made Mars • tcscher, cfeM 9*4 Reveal h e* • trian£y pt*—>a M ary Into one o f the classiest scarecrows our school has ever turned out. She very frankly lived for Mary, and M ary was growing to be lust like her— she was also living fo r Mary. T e e Meat Leans H ew There Is an art in sending your children to school It has to be learned and practiced and re-examined. The tamo line of action does not At all families or all schools. A doctor's w ife In our town makes It her custom to bring back tho report cards o f her four children and chat with the teachers each in turn about the progress o f her children. It seems to work wonders, for her children are w ell adjusted and secure and continually apply themselves to their work. T h e r e a r e a lw a y s th o s e thoughtful mothers who write notes 'before special days, like programs and parties, to ask If they can help with costumes or refreshments. Others make it a habit to coma with their chil­ dren to the door now and then and inquire how they can help. There are many, I know, who have hearts in the right place— but who are unable to express their friendly Intentions. Some, rebuffed by a busy teachsr In their past experience, feel that all teachers are too busy to share their time with them. They may not be aware that many teachers are learning that time spent with parents la often better used than In grading 00 papers or studying books * teaching methods. Others feel they have no right to Intrude on what they believe to be teaehsr** little world. It la trua that many times teacher needs to have the children nlone, with undivided attention, sd that ahe is In complete com­ mand o f the situation. Y e t on the other hand there are times when ahe la deaperate fo r help, and grateful fo r the hour that some mother would be glad to give— because it would help her understand her child and his school better. In our 'school w e have room mothers who seem always In­ terested In our needs and w ait­ ing to be called on. Without them the children would not have the little holiday parties which so increase their napplnew at schooL For all their willingness, par­ ents do not take advantage of one o f the beat ways to serve their schools. That la Just plain, old-fas hi onad visiting. Too many It Isn’t much fun fo r a house­ w ife or a teacher to do her best and then have nobody drop In notice. In so many ways our bs are the most rewarding on earth — yet sometimes w e are lonely, you and L W e ought to w ork very hard at getting to­ gether. Moat o f us do. B Teaching is no longer the pro­ fession o f old maids and bache­ lors. Last year over 39% o f the women and 00% o f the men en­ tering teaching fo r the first time ware married. Hopper Elementary Erected In 1912 Tn 1912 by authorisation o f the Seminole County School B e a r d Hopper Elementary School was built on Its preMnt site. The first principal was Profes •or J, N . Crooma who Is now re tired. Professor Crooma helped to plan the structure o f this build­ ing, whleh was considered modem fo r that tlma. In 1D27 when the present all grades above ■the elementary wars transferred to that school. In the same year Hopper Ele­ mentary became an elementary school. Six persons preceded the present principal. They were Mlsa Fannie B. Reid, the lata Mrs. Ethel Grsmllng, the late Mrs. OUT* 'Strickland, P rofessor' David Brewer, Mrs. Minnie Fleldi, and Mrs. Alm a Hurston. Some com­ mend Is lie Improvements have been I N grandpa's day, many achool I children walked Ava or six made since the establishment of miles to the little red school the school. The building has been house. remodeled and the achool hai a In this m odem era, about a lunch room and one room Is fourth o f the nations young­ maintained fo r a library and sters travel by bus. There were 09,000 school buses classroom combined. In 1947 carrying 4,052,000 chil­ The pupils are receiving valuedren. In 1059, according to a rich experiences through parti­ spokesman for the auto Industry, some 0,052.597 pupils w ere tranacipation In parent and teacherported In 137,551 buses every guided activities, These include a school day. The totals are ex ­ planned eurrlculum which la pected to jump higher this year. supplemented with play, as­ And millions more, no doubt, sembly programs, parties, and car­ ride private automobiles. These figures reveal an amaz­ nivals. Estra-curricutar activities ing switch In achool travel. Ona . such as club organizations are car­ o f the reasons la the tendency ried on. toward centralization o f schools, The school has been used by Many small towns and rural communities are organizing con­ Bethune-Cookman College aa a solidated schools, fo r which bus laboratory unit fo r Its teacher­ service Is necessary. training program. Pupils a t Hopper receive ads- Health Not Affected By Dkily Rides ’ COSMETICS AU K A M UST for all teongr girls s.iy* Miss Ilcttye Phillips at Tourhton'a Drug Store ■as shn display* inodmU liy Elizabeth Arden, Itt'vlon, Tussy’s and many other brands to, left to right. Marianne Strickland, Ann Arrington, Hotly I.yim Srlvldgc, Linda Anderson and Joyce Cullum (S ta ff Wrote) Teacher May Become High Paid T V Star day y e w m or SOMR daughter may come home from school and announce proudly: “ M y teacher Is a televhnou star." Ha w a u l be kidding either. AM I he won't mean Utal Perry Come, Jackie Oleaaon or Dinah Shore have part-time teaching Jags In k b school. U t i l he talking about closed circuit television for educeEunice Collins Parker, who k e a a T V committee for the dean Council on Educa­ t e s claimed that “The k sr may even become a _ _ Mur and maybe even be paid M M rd la gly> >T M in i, || * ' ^ * w l l l Save lj9 t IV E Y 'S O FFERS SHOE8 fo r all ages. Here M B K n lgt M lsi Jill West and Master Johnny Cullum J l gease Pi Music Must Come Naturally U O W should you ge about 1 1 making your child practice a musical Instrument? Tho answer is, says Frances Mann, that you shouldn't But there arc - number o f things you can do. Miss Mann la the director o f . ____ ry dl the .preparatory division at the Hard School i Jullllard o f Music. “Too many parents force their child into music even before his Interest has been awakened.” sho comments. "H is home life should prepara the way. Let him hear music from records, on the radio o r television or by your•elf. Let him sing, since music Is the most natural means o f ex ­ pression in the world. It's fine fo r the fam ily to sing together. P la y musical games, too. "It you have a g i r l stimulate her interest In dancing. I f It’s a boy, let him listen to marching bands.” Some children are .e rd y for a musical instrument at four or five, but most not until they are o f school age. It's unwise, she says, to start them too early. Some aren't ready until the seventh or eighth grade, or even until high achool It's important for the child to have a voice In choosing his in­ strument. . Once ha shows an Interest, ask him, "H ow would you like to play the piano?” O r tho violin? O r the comet? This way he feels he Is mak­ ing the decision and not being, forced Into something his par­ ents have thought up. A fte r the child has started om lessons, here are soma sugges­ tions from M 'ts Mann fo r keep­ ing him at It: • 1. Make the conditions fori practice as favorable as possible. Once you have worked out a practice period, see that this time la free from fam ily inter­ ruptions. X Be sure you have a good teacher, one who w ill outllnei the procedure fo r practice time1 and who w ill maintain the, riiJJdjL Interest. . L. C. Morgan, Meridian, Miss., lightweight, won 10 of his first IT bouts by knockouts. quate music training from the County Musle Supervisor. A sufficient hot lunch Is serv­ ed dally by two efficient lunch room workers. Shirley Jones, tittle Parrot shoes, Y o u Can H elp Y o u r Child G et by That First B ig D ay I T SEEMS only yesterday that you brought Dickie home from “r.’ss'su-h. »*»«», it's a big step for him, but if he'll take It in stride. ■ C Perhaps last spring you found and the National Congress oL an opportunity to take him to ParcnU and Teachers. (T o ob­ visit the school that w ill be ''his" tain a copy, you can send 40 school this fa ll— to see that the cents to: National School Pu blic big building, a little frightening Relations Assn., 1201 10th 8 1 . \ on the outside, is really very NW , Washington 0. D. C .) . H ere are some pointers B0tn[ frien dly inside. ____ I f you didn't, there may still “ Happy Journey” : Be sure he has such good be time. When you take Dickie to be registered, explore the health habits as using the drink. halls and rooms with him. Find Ing fountain correctly, washing his teacher if you can, and some hands before eating and after going to the toilet, covering o f his future classmates. For some further tips on how mouth and noso when he coughs ... to get him o ff to a good start or sneezes, T alk over safety practices with and help him stay on the track, ou might like to read “ Happy him so that, In particular, he ourney,” by Beatrice M. Gudg- w ill distinguish clearly between: (1 ) situations tn which ha must ridge. This handbook U published by protect himself, (3 ) situations in which he must be protected. the Department o f Elementary Equip him with simple, sturdy, School Principals o f tho Nation­ al Educational Assn. (N E A ); the washable clothes, not too tight National School Public Relations and easy fo r him to manage— Assn, another N E A department. large buttons and buttonholes, st vps or buckles rather than slide fasteners on overshoe*. Prepare him em otionally to face school w ith confidence by accepting him as h * is, helping him develop the best that la In him, letting him know you lo ve him no matter what his b * havlor. . . . . . . . I f you must go to school with! him, to protect his safety, atom at the steps, cheerfully tell him! good-bye and leave him to get acquainted with his classmates* •'At school," says Mrs. O uddridge, ‘‘he should feel that he's on his own, and he can’t fe e l very rcsponslb’ s with mother S. I f you attend masons witu hovering outside his classroom.* the child be a silent auditor. T H E SCHOOL D O L L A R Show an Interest In the child's musical abilities but don't tell O f the estimated-910.0 blUloa the teacher how to teach or in­ bring spent on public elemen­ terrupt the lesson with sugges­ tary and secondary days school • tions on how to m a le the child in 1033, 2.4 percent came from play. Don't give tho child two federal sources; 38.4 percent teachers to aatlsfy. from state sources and 50.2 per­ 4. Consult your child on the cent from county and local best time fo r practice so as not sources. to interfere with playtime. What is the best time fo r prac­ tice? J HOW IMPORTANT IS YOUR CHILDS FEET? EASY EXCHANGE DKI.AWAIIE, Ohio UP-Got baity-sitting problem? Korin bahy-MUing pool entitled to at least four hours of a baby watching rrom other mem­ a bers o f the pool. No money U exchanged, just aervires. Eleven families hero with a to­ tal o f 20 children have done Just Thera were some four million that. Mothers take turns baby­ cases o f malaria a year In south­ sitting for one another. Each siller has a certain num­ ern Europe until DDT spray was ber of hours credited to her ac­ Introduced following World War count. If a mother has four hours II. Now, there are an estimated of sitting! imo accumulated, she's 10,000 cases a year. Our atocke are now complete for E very style o f Poll Parrot Shoea U offerin g fo r aale. -• mmate A J U » l IT * SKb.tf-ru. GatueavUle, Flu. ■ aheland, Via. Fla. Lakeland, T l l M l I I ___ _Flu. Tallahassee, ttu IN Land, Fla. ■ • Ym t«l n tfct We IldwOwJ Jw® WmBid Poll tut Parrot Winter Turk, Pei New York, N. • Ym Mltcttht • ym ctoMt tfct ORIYHOUND INOIIJOI y i O Y l A M ^ I l l l TM W , dtk M . Hit © A C . F I N A N 4.95 to 7.95 C E C O R P O R A T I O N ------------------------- 111 W#i» First Struct........................... Td. 1159 iota Sri«M4Theater l » V m — Add pew cases o f ran­ ks the United fitates among persona In the, j n w i i M P c r ________1 ^ — — 407 W uit Central Avunuu................ T#l. 3-4493 lower Mewl doMMg! ' h i e n l f M m lewd U se ♦ i -m i I V E Y ' S “ Where quality !a higher than price* �I TH E SANFORD H E RALD BACK TO SCHOOL Pag# 9 Brilliant Children Need H elp from Their Parents M K S * *h’ t " "Daddy, why i* “ Y e s byi Wh trhy, why? And,-occasionally. whrre? and when? t« . k rnttk e k In tnet monotony. u I f you art are a e p parent will p ticn l you w ill know thm» __________; . the** are constant and wearing wearir,. queslibni Ibes# a rt tha con*tant« of _a vyoung child. e fw * jmu you lgive But b before i v e an impatient and insdrquati Inadequate antwrr. 01 i n i i n h « r h A m K A n e a# I t . ; . . » t _ . afa_____ Crush ltha child with ena o f thoie -stock _____ replici like: “ You're not eid enough y e t ” pauia—and think. “ D doesn't matter w hat l tell him, berauw Ae w ill learn ail I * needs at school.'' A great daal more than a fe w minute* peace may hlngt on how you reply. Educator* now making a comparatively new. alt.out battlr •** behalf o f Am arwaa gliird children think that the parents' attitude ia tha most'.important factor in developing such youngd o r s particularly in prt-achOol days hi is* Pauline 8. Williamson, secretary of tha ten-year-old American Association for Gifted Children, says: " I f • lU iftwl rislldren had gifted parents there would be little problem. The parents must be primarily responsible for discov. erlng and encouraging a child's gilts—not the teacher. The IntellectuM jM m ate o M lm home ii most important in the growth Being a gifted parent doe* not mean having a great brain. It doe* m tan- an the words of Mis* Williamson--“ having love for th# child, au ................... .. .................. ........... ............. these gft* without exploiting them." So. Do answer all question* sensibly, and never crush the child'* euriosity. De eneeurac* him te find out things for himself, and to mska us* of local faciutiae. such as the library, museums, art sallerir*. Do trv to find out mini what udirection •• J iiv N iiu is ihe s c lha* i e s sspecial i z r v s n i iinterests. ii vet and help him pursue them. Do tell hit teacher if you hsv* reason to think the child has Arithmetic Needs A re Also Cited " I T IS highly probable," aald * Raymond H. Ostrander, “ that we are going to hear more on the sublact of penmanship now that the hulabaloo about read­ ing seems to be on the wane.” Ostrander, superintendent of schools at Mineoia, N. Y.. was speaking to fellow member* of tne American Assn, o f School Administrator* on the subject “ Public Concern O ver The Three Rs.” It It possible he was read­ ing storm signals into such find­ ings as that by the Illinois Bell Telephone Co., which figured it was losing 130,000 a year— until It put in a handwriting program — because tt* charge operator* were writing so poorly. Or by the Dallas banker who say* bad penmanship by customer* and clerks costa his bank >3,000 a D rc a K ■snaa fha beat way to develop 't, ftsssaoa a4 Informing tha teacher o f Ive-rear-old Jim. Before attending aauly wall. Whan he entered achool Witty, put him through pre-priiner* loan itas bacazna troublesome and a, during which Jim became more toachar discover the reason. Then meed books and report to the class iaaa a happy pupil, rise must have been aware o f hi* • great daal of trouble woi This matter. B task ia a number*, M maau ttaa toad y » haa no raeponsibiilty in the ttvsg rsa a cte M : mlua ta Bat always apparent ta elaaawork. aa active mtad lacks concentration, and become* aai chaltotuMd. It ta the absence of stimulating DU*I M O M curriculum, together with economic mt the association blames for the present wastage rtaa'a youthful talent. Tarty per cent o f the good! I either da not eater college or fail to graduate, ■aau aatiiaatos that as many gifted children are Wgh aroooi because!hey are bored, as are leaving! ta .waking up tolhe problem. At educational con-, r the country, the subject o f gifted children ini d more attention. Many public schools—still csaader M pm cent—are attempting to find a solule through special classes, with strict entrance wrad la btojsitta* where the number of gifted PP»*g ad grades, curriculum enrichI i « » m atted Mim Williamson pre• ? ! , • * ¥ * } 0,ul opportunities and a a. Mias Wlllamson believe* that this PowlbUlty of an undia•htod. Taacbara can enrich the curandmu reading plana, research, cre- Education Department Sets Up Curriculum ductiag the health program. M tha aacondary level major emphaata ta atill placed on the acad­ emia sabjact* and tboae students wha aspect la attend college are encouraged ta pursue the tradition­ ally difficult collage preparatory course* taduding higher mathemattea, ahamtatry. /hyaka, Latin, ate. Hawavar, as at tna elementary lavsL every effort ia made to provide aa enriched curriculum In order to offer the moat appropriate education for each student At tha junior high level, subjects offered Include shop, home-mak­ ing, art and music. Emphasis on remedial reading will bo increased. To tho senior high Khool curri­ culum will ba added driver educa­ tion and a Diversified Cooperative Training program under the super­ vision o f a newly employed direct­ or. Library a »J Audio-visual service* art gradually being increased in order te keep pace with a expand­ ing curriculum aad growing enroll­ ment. KNOW* BOW N , aad social PORTSMOUTH, Va. (Jl-Judga kwate, n t. and Edward L. Oast of Norfolk County are a definite Circuit Court knowa something O llls M i I F d 'H u n i? ix r m iiiv a D o -It-Y o u rself Citizens Tackle School Problem s 1p<t 1 pri J srii j (M«0 B y M 1XBY TO Y. Jr. (Executive Director, Motional Citizen/ Council /or Better Schools) T H E do-it-yourself movement hat spread to the Held o f echo*! 8 improvement. Citizen*' committee* that are reprejenUUvo o f the community, work with tho achool authorities and who go into the work with* out an axe to grind, are having notable success from const to coast In Minneapolis * citizens'*-----------------------------------------committee hai been operating lions and netds for the years for moro than tw o decades. A l­ ahead. It'a absolutely necessary for most every major organization in the city belong*. Through tha everyone to take an interest in citizens' committee, Minneapolis residents keep in touch with their schools and are kept in- teacher shor tage, building need* forme.* about what'a happening and financing in tha years ehead. in the realm o f textbooks, teach­ Children era on double sessions or two ta a seal in many com­ ers and taxes. In Houston, Texas, thousands munities. Our schools need at o f citizens turn out a w r y year least another 141,000 qualified for the annual Forum on Educa­ new (eschars right now. Schools tion. which is getting to be aren't being built fast enough known as the place to bear the lo take care o f the classroom latest about the city'* schools deficit. These are problems that need tha attention o f everyone and to discuss ways to solve the and right now. school problem*. For tha citizen who want* In Jefferson County, Colorado, citizens and school authorities more information on how ha can worked together to put into e f­ help, the Rational Citizens Coun­ fect a redistricting plan, geared cil for Better Schools, f East to bring the best in education (o 40lh S treet New York 14. N. Y „ the residents o f small mountain haa a free brochure. "Let's Get Our Schoolj Ready Now.'" communities. Row PareaU Can Help Citizens, working with the school boards, have helped pass j Three glass measures — o f t bond issues, conduct curriculum cup, l pint and 1 quart size— studies, do population autvays, plan buildings that w ill accom­ will halp you cook efficiently. The modate the Type of courses the measures are easy to wash. too. community want*. The parent who may ba be­ wildered by tha magnitude of •he school rrisi* can make a con­ tribution. Ha can: Help organize a local ciUtans' committee for the schoot*. Ask his board o f education what jobs it has for citizen*. J o in a ch o o l Im p r o v e m e n t groups in town, such as tha P T A , citizen*’ committee, education committees o f club*. Find the facta before finding fault with the school!. Plan with neighbor* to hold a community confarence on local school problem*. o f Ostpandcr's acquaintance w ilt be prepared for i t ‘ She clipped signatures of par. cuts from excuses, notes and the like," he told his colleagues. “ Opposite each parent’s name sho - pasted a signature o f the son or daughter taken from daily work. The comparison was clear­ ly in favor of the fifth grader.' Aiiuully, what seems more likely to shape up Into a new big blow are misgivings that are being expressed about the teach* Tha Need U Pilch la ing of arithmetic. Survey tha school situation In “ More and more arithmetic is town in order to forecast conditaught in situations which have meaning for children,” Ostrand­ er said, “ but because w e have not made the reasons clear to C io t e d C i r c u i t parents many of them get the impression that their children are playing, not learning.” C a m p u t S t a t io n Arithmetic W erry, T ec Concern about arithmetic may H a t D u a l R o le Overflow because it is an India-' prnslblo tool for higher mathe­ /COLUM BIA, Mb. — Mere' matic*— algebra, geometry, cal­ L haw claasd circuit ItM culus. vtaibA w ariu em e m raw pm A great deal o f serious coneem Is being expressed at the declining percentages o f high school student* enrolled in these subjects, In chemistry and in physic*. The fear, of course, la that If elementary achool atufrom the campus television dent* don't learn arithmetic sUtlea, K W W C -TV. Guest properly they w ill find these lecturers art sesa twleu week­ high school subjects, which arc ly by student* In M class­ vital In develop.ng the man­ room* across Um campus. power needed lit today's Inter­ national technical race, too d if­ Many meuua are weed h r Um gneet torturers ta capture ficult lo attempt. the atudeutaC tutarrto dteThe percentage o f atudenta taking phy*lc*, for example, has grama, title rard*. chart*, pteturea, hash*, l i p charts, declined from IB to about 3 per­ btoekbaard and even a top# cent since 1000. Educators point recording s f l dally atrial out, however, that the number of students In high school has story. increased more than 10 times, One o f lha mast stimulat­ with the result that the actual ing aspects of the telecasts ta number of students taking phys­ ics has tripled. How w ell these budding sci­ entist* *nd engineer* are pre­ pared, and whether even tripling their number* is enough in viewof our much-chnngctf technical requirements, are questions that are not so easily answered On point No. I, many univer­ sity science and math teacher* are saying high s-hools arc send­ ing them Inadequately prepared student*. High school officials deny this. On the second point, such highly placed persons a* Chairman Lew is L. Strauss o f I f you wag your floor* aa a the Atomic Energy Commission humid day, remtmbar that it may have said that Russia is making a greater effort than the United take longer than usual fo r them Stales lo turn nut trained pro­ to dry. fessional people. F R A N K N O E LL H AS A iM ir m t * * r i f 1g i IS N 'T TH IS O NK D REAM Y sny- J e ff FHliry, cm r. ns -h? look* nt the new f i l l sweater* In ttoltfwood 8hops. J e ff is wearing n rhht nml Mvcntor eo i •Pinto, vh lle Nnncy R lc ln tJ j, left, models a tartgerine and black frock with n full skirt. I.ittle Myra ?lce!;» like* this navy blue dress with a red. whlto ■ a * .I M u * ....It.. .U t 4l_ 4 0 * ../ / III.. • CHILDREN'S DRESSES By Cimlcrcllfi, size* 3-flx, 7-11 «l*o Sub-Tccnn. lMitM-. *olUI -, tv-i fitted to r:» ntul full nklrt*. llexin tho school year rinat with dre. H o llyw o o d Shop. ScUikSnook IIAN-I.ON * KwnterH You’ w heard about them, nnd read nuntil thorn, .uuw 11KHE T IIK Y AR E I The nc-.veat in sweaters fea­ SKIRTS j Il.v Bolihln Brook*, l.nmid f- P p 'H, we hnve a nice selection o f dyed to | match skirts in all wool fabrics, j Mnny colors front which to choose. tu r in g : • cany wnxhln’ff • kccjis Its flattering fit and snui.u • luxurious feel, warm lively Anil a wide rnnjre o f colors. Sizes ill to -10, W aterm an's c/ C a rd iga n FOR EVERY O th e r s ty le s 10 1 l.'J.) wMf II ™pv*i I to hi* experience. Judge Oast wasn't looking down from tha bench but waa looking up from a sofa whan a masked badit enured his cottage at N ag’s Uaad, N. C. H* caught the bandit off guarJ. floored him with a right god bald him down until officers could be summoned from the sher- Overheating stainless steal pots a»l pans i* likely to cause dUfoluration. ............ ......... from tR Mew y e « cea snjey the world's meet Ivrsrtau* fevelela pea. ne atener whet pr<«a year wrfttaf kwd*et ceks for. Wetermea's C/T*. Ae pea that write* Uke a drtom, h available la fawr papatar price rea*e*. this free» fewatela pea filh, ia wtae*, wWt a kempa^eat. wabreahekie cartrtepe afreet lak. thwe he wide choice of heed— e eaten pad , laterchaapaakia poiatv I DRESSES IcOiijf wnlsted but full skirted Is this nceompanylnjr 2 -|)ii‘cer, with its dreamy ncoopcd-out ncoltlino. Short rufflim uloeves, turkod .hlouso . . .rlckruclc trim* the neck, sleeves nnd waist, , Mat pogrom, about criminals but hd baa added led that these • n important te Bm development ef a well-rounded Individual. T» assist tha classroom teacher in this enrichment pangs am a county staff of special anrvieo per­ sonnel Includes raaanhanta In masla, art tad speech eerroctieu as nnd quick d ry > "• Other Dres.te.-t 15.88 - 17.95 FRANK NOELL JEWELER 110 8. P A R K AVE. 7.98 �A mp 1 0 -b a c k to school Nation Needs Sk illed k v B ig Business as always, Feels Pinch F o r Leaders By JOHN B. K N O X [*HE president o f the big cor1porstlon bed a problem. Where ould he And future executive* i run 40 of the SO division* of I* huge organization* Each Job a* equivalent to the presltncy of a iub*tantiaj business. "Right now.” he remarked, "1 m tee the successors for the imager* of about 20 of those (visions. Where we”.l get the len for the other 40, I dnn’t now But I do know it would A G RO U P o f 8H 8 student* enjoy • drink at Routnillafg while eatchlni right are June Jennings, Nancy Richards, Dottie JViliiama, Diana Flclscl Photo) __________________ Talent Telia quickly and better in a special school, olong with improved un­ derstanding o f those extra civic responsibilities an American ex­ ecutive must carry. How do you decide you want to be a business or government executive? If there's a family business, the decision may be 41^ 1*1^ 1^ p io n e e r e d by easy. Others may find it harder arvsrd University almost half • century ago Since then, 64 llar school* have been estobed. Business administration taken Its place among such earlier-recognized professions as ,the law ana medicine. Educators now believe the tlements of business adminis­ tration can be taught more 6 E Lake Mary P-TA Helps Promote Good Will The Lake Mary P-TA was -o r-» gaalssd In 1926, when the present school building was opened for use. The local association entered Ike National Congress o f Parents pad Teachers March 14, 1933, and Reaching H igh F o r K n ow ledge received Its charter October 24, U M . Tha msmbershlp has grown 'jw M r t h * years. j£ Tim association has recaived tha 'Hat Ribbon Award three years Jar mooting tho National Congraas eequlremant* fo r progressing, i- Among tho tangible accomplishm eets o f the past ara tha purchas­ in g o f dishes fo r ths lunch room, j g l e e d speaker, and variad play-Tgrpmii equipment- AUo'.K School Mbrary fo r which the parent* are Mttfatg forth much offort in ae. laetlng looks fo r tbs children, In »:th# last ysar approximately 160 ’ ROW books have been purchased, '> U c )> has Increased great Intar• pat la tha maintaining and the use v at the library, (a November 1966 tha 32nd anBual convention o f the Florida i .Congress o f the Parents and J■Tsaeher* waa bald in Miami. Tha ! Lake Mary P -T A had two dele­ gates attending this convention. Members o f P-TA who attended | such meeting contribute a great ' deal to their local units fo r the .benefits they receive. ! ' The main objective of the Lake /M ary P-TA through the yenrs ha* been to promote good citizenahlp through a belter understandj 'Ing among parent, tencher, and • Vhiid. The purpose o f the 1D55-66 ' -F-TA program was to advance . moral and spiritual education In the home, school and community. • J Ths community Is a better place This Nashville high school senior fn which to livo for having had didn't study all the** books at i n Parent-Teachers Association. one sitting. It required 12 grodet of school to get through them. |1 An object In the grip o f air follows tha earth's rotation at ap.proxlraately 1,000 miles an hour •at tha equator. don't forget your dream." Mainspring o f a school 10m that at Harvard ia the caaa method. Harvard has spent 8 St million dollars assembling and keeping up to data 12,000 raalbusiness case histories o f actual problems. It shares, at cost. these cases with 120 to 130 other schools, colleges and courses. Students live business, talk its language, don't learn adminis­ tration out o f book*. In tw o years each must put himself ia the position o f a responsible ad­ ministrator in specific situations a thousand times. N ot only ere there no answers in the back o f books, there are literally no eee would be s h o w *! that at average salaries to fLM O i at 10 O, at I I it was m It averaged "He's just on overop * prodigy, Start Good Grooming Habitt at Early Age By V IV IA N BROWN C M A L L children are crea•J turea o f habit. They'll rebel at first against routine, but they'll gradually acquire i t You can instil good groom­ ing habits In your school child and sava yourself many htadaches if you'll make It seem like a grown-up Idea— not kid ituff. The mother who encourage* her little girl “ to look pretty" Instead o f harping on the fact that she must comb her hair and wash her hands all tha time w ill reap a reward. Boys are easy to guide too —as long as mother doesn't make a "sissy chore" out of good grooming. Mothers often wonder how they may keep the small fry ■war* o f good grooming when they are off to school. W ell, how about a "bandbox" for the girl* and a “ allck-up" box for the boys. Tho chil­ dren can make them, with your help. Here’s how: Take an old cigar box e r any other handy box that w ill open and close oaslly. Cover it with one o f the new plastic adhesives, gift wrap paper, velvet or other fabric. You might choose tho velvet T o d o y fc ■ little i an fatr etlll— Im 4. N all brush. 1. Soap In its own soap case. The youngster may be mad* aware that these are her own possessions by hav­ ing her name on each item. Mom can w rite it in nail pol­ ish or cement name tapes to each item. Thera Is no reason why the little grooming box can t go to school with Mary along with her book and pencils, and bo kept In her desk. Ex­ tras such as shoe brush and shoe polish might bo added If these o r* easily used at school. But the Idea is to keep the box uncluttered with the basic things that help train o youngster to tho good T. Bailey Praises Pinecrest School " I want to commend your School officials fo r furnishing the lead­ ership that made this school pos­ sible," Thomas D. Bailey, Super­ intendent o f Public Instruction for the State o f Florida, told a packod auditorium at the new Pinecrest School as the school was form ally dedicated last year. "Florida has been a leader for some time now in providing a school program fo r its youth,” said Bailey who made the prin­ cipal address as he was flanked by County and City officials and leaders on the platform o f the school's modern stage. "Our teachers in Florida today tank among the top three States with 98% of them having four years college degrees In compari­ son with 63% in 1946," he said. "Th ey are better prepared to do a better Job than ever before," However, as he painted a word picture o f the school program throughout the State, and as hb spoke o f the children looking for an education, he said "There's room In our hearts and in our school program o f Florida and said, "W e are on the threshold oi greatness hi this State." "T h e American school today is the greatest single agency to which you and I can look to the improvements o f our Democratic way o f life ," he said. However, he said, we know we don't have the perfect institu­ tion, we know we have faults. But anyone who la critical o f our schools should he willing to help Improve them. " I t takes intelligent people today to take part fa) a democratic government," Bailey said. And be concluded, " l now dedi­ cate this modern school p la n t" Bailey was introduced by Sena­ tor Douglas Stanstrom. Climaxing the dedication waa the presentation o f the keys to Pinecrest School to Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, principal by Superin­ tendent o f Public Instruction R. T . MUwoe. m •••It onthw NO O N E S TOO YO U N G TO L E A R N N O TE bOORB O F A L L K IN D S S P IR A L B A C K — LOOSE L E A F Z IP P E R R IN G BINDERS C R A YO N S — PA S TE R U LE D F ILLE R S — RULERS P E N S —P E N C ILS —ERA8ER8 TH 8E A N D M A N Y MORE A T "O N TH E C O R N E R B Y TH E CLOCK” fS U fW S i PH O NE R PH O N E u 9 m �Z l THE SANFORD HERALD Jr. High BACK TO SCHOOk-Pege 11 is 2 n d o O ld e s t ~ The Sanford Junior High School, ocnted between ninth and tenth 5ts„ on Palmetto Avc. Is the secand oldest school still in use as « public school In Seminole Coun­ ty. It was built in 1010 while this was still a part o f Ornngo County and was used for 17 years ns u high school. The original structure was a! three story building with nine classrooms. The total cost of con­ struction, for the most modern school plant In this section nt that time was $20,000. The architect w-as W. B. Talley and the con­ tractor was Georgo B. Pope. The three County School Board members In 1910, who were large­ ly responsible for the construc­ tion o f the new plum were: C. R. Walker, president; I,. I’. Phil­ lips, secretary; and B. F. Whitnor. treasurer. In 1922, the first addition was made. This consisted of n domes­ tic science room in the basement at a total cost o f $17:17.25. In 1923 a six room one story struc­ ture was added at a cost o f $15,227.96. In 1937 the valuation of the school was placed at $60,000. Eleven persons have served ns principals in this school N. J. Perkins moved with the first stu­ dents In 1919 from the Sanford High School building, which is now the Sanford Gramnmr School. He held the position until 19M. His successors were as follows B. F. Ezell, 19M-16; J. F. MeKennon, 1917-19; 0. S. Ogllvie. 1920-21; G. E. McKay, 1921-27; Selena Barber, 1927-28. A t this time the new high school on Freneh Ave. was completed. The entire student body moved to their new location, and the seventh and eighth grade students moved from Grammirr School to the Sanford High. A t this time It became known as Sanford Jun­ ior High School. In the following years the prin­ cipals were: J. T. Jucohs, 192833; R. F. Cooper, 1933-31; 11. E. Morris. 1034-43; R. T. Kipp, 194344; and R. E. True from 1914 to the present time. The building originully housed appoxlmately 70 students. In 1919 there were 137, 1930— 233 stu­ dents, 1940 — 286, 1950 — 252 student. In September o f last term there were 330 students in the seventh and eighth grades. In January, the eighth grade was moved to the new plant In the Pine Crest Section. The school 1s inJeed fortunate in having a well organized li­ brary. The lunchroom serves about 150 nutritious and tasty lunches each day under the excellent Supervision o f Mrs. Ireno Sewell. The students now ns in 1910, arc still the same l*>y* and girls with the same asplrntlons. They participate In all the learning ac­ tivities o f the school and are en­ joying the benefits o f a conscien­ tious public, which l» interested in the betterment o f its educa­ tional system in S e m i n o l e County. Geneva School Erected In 1924 * The present Khool building at Geneva which was erected In 1924 is a brick structure with an audi­ torium With seating rapacity of 250, four classrooms, and a cafe­ teria where hot lunches arc serv­ ed to the ch'Mrcn daily. Softba.'l, socccf, volleyball, and simpler team games arc the major physical education activities of the, gorup. The fifth and sixth grade pupils partlc-pa'c in the Semi­ nole County SoeUing Bee cac.i year. JJ Let Teener Have His Chance AND TH E N SHE S A ID . . . . »ay* I.inda Anderson, far right, as she and, left to right, Betty Lynn Setvmgc, ain, hhtrlcy vidge, Dorothy lCain, Shirley Jane Jone and Joyce Gullunt Cullum enjoy something to drink nt Faust's Drug Store. (S tn ff Photo) DULL W RITING New Ways Being Devised For Better Use of Spaee "Student writing is dull and lifeless, stultifying to the Imag­ ination and blighting to the spir­ P R E S ID E N T E LK IN S o f the University o f Maryland s ta r tle 1 his board o f regents by reporting 38 per cent more applications for enrollment this fall than in 1953. Amazed as they were, the regents, nevertheless, talked o f "not jsoing overboard” on new buildings to accommodate new students. ‘ eir attitude reflected a trend.•Faced with the possibility that use o f closed circuit television the present record-breaking col­ and other means of stretching n lege enrollment o f some three teacher's time. "Furthermore,” million students w ill double by it has said, "the tendency to 1970. college planners arc think­ treat the Ph.D. degree as a union ing harder about how to make card fo r college teaching calls better use o f the buildings they for urgent reconsideration." have. The colleges arc lucky in a N ot that many new classroom way— they won't get the full halls and dormitories won't be blast from the wartime and post­ b u ilt Maryland has already let war baby boom for a few years contracts for some 15 million yet. dollars’ worth, and many col­ The secondary schools ore leges and universities across the beginning to get it now, and the nation arc doing or planning elementary schools w ill be feel­ better than that ing it for years to coine. Basically, however, the prob­ Too Small Classes lems nt the two levels are much Part of the picture is that in the same— not enough teachers,, five Florida colleges, for Instance, not enough classrooms. classrooms arc being used at A W hile House Conference on only 36 to 54 per cent of capac­ Education made findings not ity. Extraordinarily small classes much different from the esti­ are to blame in some instances mates concerning colleges. the nation over. Arizona's State University and two state colleges Double Expenditures Needed were found ns recently as two The nation w ill have to double years ago to have more thu.i 300 its expenditures for public classes o f only five students, schools in the next 10 years, the more than ISO with only one. committeo reported—to a total Drastically revised class sched­ of 20 billion dollars a year. It ules, with noon-hour, late after­ said the nution as n whole bus noon, evening and Saturduy the capacity to do this but noted classes, together with a sharp thi^Lsome states are not so well examination of the value o f live- off as others. It recommended man classes, w ill help here. emergency federal aid for buildYet a report by the American in g i o r ' Council on Education rarlier this year estimated that the na­ One of the world’s most fa­ tion's colleges and universities bulous spots for bnss In the* St. w ill have to double their outlay for construction over the next John’s river in Florida. 10 years, to a total o f 13 billion dollars, despite "the most rigor­ ous self-examination to make suro of the maximum use of present facilities." More community (ju n ior) col­ leges and sharing o f libraries, even sharing of professional schools, arc other means sug­ gested for meeting the onrushmg college enrollment. Already several regional as, sociations arc perfecting coop, crativc use o f professional schools. Tvpical is the Southern, Regional Education Board. F if­ teen states throw their schools o f dcntis'ay, medicine, veteri­ nary medicine and social work open to students from states which do not oITcr such w ork in their own universities. . T V May n elp Even more critical than the building shortage—you can al­ ways put up a building if you dig up tho money— is tho short­ age of college teachers. The nr ent force of 190,900 would nave to be doubled to keep the same student-teacher ratio in 10 years. But the American Council say* “ it is unlikely that enough teachers can be found on thin theoretical basis." Tho Council bas recommended study of the The onc-milo infield turf course at the Atlantic City race track it Average life insurance per the widest in the country, spann­ American fam ily at mid year is ing 100 feet in the stretch and| •sllm ated at $7,200, up $300 from backalrctch. January-1. it," says Professor Richard ‘B.j Sewall of Yale. Speaking in a Vale Conference on the teaching | of English, the Professor aceus-' rd the elementary and secondary srhools of "killing o f f ' the genius potential in children under 10. MEETING CHALLENGE A program to meet the chal­ lenge o f the student with- superior' mathematical ability It In 'Its fourth year at Union (N . J.) High: School. Students are selected on a basis of I. Q. achievement records, special tests on abstract reason­ ing and comprehension o f "spatial rc'atlons," and occupational in­ terest. IJ A R D L Y seems possible, does 4 * it. that the twins are ready for high school? But Jerry somehow doesn't appear quite as ready as Jenny. H es gawkier, more uncertain, downright resentful sometimes. Again Mrs. Gudridge comes to the rescue, this time in " it s High Time,1' a booklet published jointly by the National Associa­ tion o f Secondary School Prin ­ cipals, another N E A department; the P.-T.A. Congress and the School Public Relations A*»n. (T o get it send 50 cents to the later.) “ One poignant teenage heart­ ache," Mrs. Gudridge writes, "stems from the fact that the girl's growth time table is geared to a faster rate than the boy’s. "Thus at the very time boyi and girls are beginning to get deeply interested in the apposite sex. they may be held back bv e m b a r r a s s in g differences in height and w e ig h t. . . your tootall or too-short, too-punv or loo-fat teenager may, fo r a time, feel that life is no longer worth living." Awkward Jerry needs you now, says High Tim e: "he needs acceptance as he Is. He needs to be on his own enough to e x ­ perience making his own deci­ sions. But he also needs guid­ ance enough so that the mis­ takes he makes arc not the kind to hurt others or himself." And. importantly: "H e needs some wholesome letting-alone to give him spuce and time to ilex his ow n capabilities.” Jenny, more grown-up andl seemingly more assured, never-theless has her own problems. Hers is the age when i t ’s Impor­ tant to "use a little lipstick ’ or “ a little bleach on my hair" so that the can be like “ all the girls." , . "Standard operating e q u ip -( ment for the parent of a young­ ster of high school age," writes Mrs.- Gudridge, "ought to be a shockproof constitution, lim it­ less supplies o f patience, an un­ derstanding o f how adolescents grow, and an ability to roll with the punches." Ingt y There are nianv things you as a pparent a r ........................ * ~ ‘ can do. but Mr*. Gudridge sums them up: "H elp hint , hi. k ..l to do hit best.' "You may not know your teenager has it in him," she says. "But he docs. G ive him chances to act like nil adult, nnd before you know it he'll be one of whom you can be proud." 1 I I ft! 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GROOMS ACADEMY A N Y OLD KING BINDER University of California (all campuses).................. State University of New York (all campuses) . . . . 33,423 New York University............................................. 31,1*7, t City College o l New York................................... 26,425 9. Columbia University . . . . ...................................... 25,117 University of Illin ois............................................. 24,139 • University o f M ich igan ......................................... 2373* * * University of M innesota....................................... 23J93 Ohio Slate University........................* ................ 21744 University of Wisconsin ...................................... 20,I l f . cent Evert* H*"\v JUNIOR HIGH BUNG IN Alt list ol American LEVI'S SEMINOLE HIGH • IF it's a BIG university yo«*ti '.nkkm ter, dwelt acaM I tha 10 biggest In tha United Slatai, Issued by A n Council on Education, based on 1955 enrollments) : SCHOOL BINDERS TUFIDE RING BINDERS These Ten A re the M ost! SCIENCE UPSWING Even though there It still a critleal shortage o f science teach-J era In the nation's schools, (lie : Natlonaal Education Assn, rrports that recruitments arc on the up•wing: During the p ail je a r the number o f high school science toiehira recruited rose by 18 per­ cent, as against the generals overrail teacher Increase o f 15 per­ Meanwhile the U. S. Office of Education completed a survey which showed that tho states have projects which, if carried out, w ill provide 476,000 cless-' rooms in tha five-year period' ?nding in September 1959, Wcl-| (arc Secretary Folsom had esti­ mated the need at about 470.000 for tho period, but population trends lndicata tho need w ill continue — and increase — long Miter that ' As for school teachers, the National Education Assn, says indications aro that the supply is Improving with rising pay scales, tightened professional qualifications (which it say* makes teaching more attractive to voung men and women) and With rising college enrollment!. j« A LO V E LY TRIO , (le ft to right) Miss Judy Harmon. Mis* Dottia Williams, SI IS student, ami Miss Pat Bassett model these fashions at Purcell's Just right for school. Judy Is wearing a blue and whit* checked nylon dress by Markon accented with a biuo sash while Dob tie is modeling a cotton print by Kabro. 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Rugged togs fo r tots and teens. Prepare DRESS SHIRTS S *A N F O R them fo r those brisk days ahead. D Outfit “We* Invite Charge Accounts' them in oar sturdy warm jackets, snug as a bug sweaters, noveltjr woolen and tweed sport coats, and wall tailored slacks to team up with. mmmmn �p It Year H t n l i Is Not ST he ^ a n f o r it A 4 i AN VOULME XLVIIl « ^ m L in L i% in D it w SANFORD, FLO R ID A BntabUahrd 1908 n u t v IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y It e r a t e i f g m o Q j i n w w N K W 8P A P B S the rear o f where the William M. Drown home was located, and the twisted railroad track where the plane first hit at upper right. (O fficial N avy Photo) F. E. Breckenridge Official Navy Inquiry Local Registration Will Get Underway ^Accepts Position Of Air Crash Ordered Tomorrow At 9 a.m. With DeLand CofC Mahoney Is Mamed Demo Candidate For U.S. Senate Sanford's worst tragedy In many/I years occurred at noon yesterday An announcement was made to* when a Navy plane attached to day by Clyde Bennett, president VAH-7 of the Sanford Naval Air Of the DeLand Chamber o f Cont­ Station crashed yesterday after inence that Forrest Breckenridge, radioing the operations tower that presently manager o f the local it was returning to the bate be­ Chamber had accepted the post* cause of engine trouble. Crash crews were standing at tion of Chamber Executive Mana* readlneu on the NAS landing atrip ..Jger at DeLand. Breckenridge hai served aa waiting for the crippled plane to manager o f the Seminole County coma la as they watched streaming BALTIM O RE if) — George P. smoke as gasoline was being damp­ Chamber o f Commcree fo r the ed from the nearly four ton* of Mahoney, who narrowly lost the past five years, having come to Democratic primary last May, Sanford from tha Suwannee Coun­ fual being carried for its flight waa tigged laat night to replace ty Chamber at Live Oak. Prior to to Norfolk, Ve. First signs of the crippled plana the ailing Millard E. Tydlngs aa that time he was connected with were netlced aa hundreds of local the party’* candidate fo r the U. S. radio atalions In both South Geor­ citizens watched the plane lose al­ Senate. gia and North Florida. titude a i apparently the pilot The State Democratic Commit­ He la presently serving as vice- struggled to bring his plane onto tee,’ by a 97-55 vote, selected the cresldent o f the Florida Chamber the landtag (laid at NAS. 54-year-old Baltimore contractor Vawf Commerce Executives, a state­ In an apparent attempt to bring over Mrs. Eleanor Tydlngi. w l'e wide professional association. He the plane, already on fire, onto o f the form er senator and daugh­ Is also the secretary o f the St. ACL railroad tracks between Or­ ter o f former U. 8. Ambassador to Johns-Indian River Improvement ange and Yale Avenues, the huge Rusala Joseph E. Davies. Assn, and has m ido several pres­ craft came directly over two homes Early today, Mahoney said nc entations b e f o r e congressional on Y ale Ave. taking TV antennas would revive the bitter 19S0 cam­ committees and other groups rel­ with it and then smashing Into paign between Tydlngs and Re­ ative to the proposed Sanford- seve pine trees sheering them publican Sen. John Marshall But­ Tituavllle Canal. off, some right at the ground. ler as an Issue. " I'm going to take The plane first smashed into th* He la actively Interested in avi­ out after Butltr throughout this ation, and Is Central Florida ACL track taking a section of tha state and make sure the people nfQroup Commander o f the Florida track with It and twisting two sec­ know about the fraud perpetrated '*W ln g, Civil A ir Patrol. Air Force tions of rail. on Tydlngs six years ago," ha Auxiliary, He is a member o f the For picture* taken at the crash ■aid. Aviation division o f the Florida Committee members were scene—See Page Three. 8taU Chamber o f Commerce a»d urged by Mrs. Tydlngs’ support­ served aa a member of the State It Is then believed that the plane ers to name her ao she might Committee to obtain the Air Acad­ catapulted, topside first, landing carry on her husband's vengeance em y for Florida. He served as a directly on top of the home owned campaign against Butler. member o f the US A ir Forco In by William M. "Cotton" Brown, a Tydlngs, who served 24 straight World W ar I I for five ycarsi with former N avy Chief and Seminole year* In th* Senate, waa ousted oversea* service In Alaska nnd County Deputy Sheriff. Brown was by Butler in a bitter campaign at home alone at the time, his fo r which Butlar'a side was repri­ the Aleutian Islands, y i Breckenridge stated “ I have two children having left shortly manded by a Senate elections sub­ in te r e s te d In aeveral civic move­ before to play, and w ai making committee. It said "back-street ments In Seminole County serving a local telephone call when noise typ e" tactics were used. ■a member o f (he Salvation Army of the plane became loud. Brown, Advisory Board, director of both going to the door of his home was the Sanford Industrial Board and blown out into his carport which Hanford Industries, Inc., and a* fell on him. He crawled from the secretary o f the Citizens Hospital burning mass apparently uninjured. Aagmt 27 The borne of L. J. Lowe Jr., Im­ Committee. He la a member of the Kiwanla Club, American Legion mediately to the south of tha Marie KJenncrud (S a n fo rd ) end Jaycees. IBs religious faith Drown home, w ai also struck by Guy E. Parker (Tam pa) a part of the plane and waa en­ J * Baptist and he la a member Mrs. Louie* Lowe (Sanford) veloped In flames. Apparently, Mr. the Brotherhood o f the First David Lowe (Sanford) and Mrs. Lowe and their ton Dav­ Baptist Church o f Sanford. Lloyd J. Lowe Jr. (Sanford) Breckenridge etataed “ I have id, 6, were blown onto the lawn Bertha Kruger (Sanford) enjoyed serving the people of of their home badly burned and Prtneia O'Connor (Sanford) in a state of shock. Their threeBemlnole County as manager of Alberta Millar (Sanford) their Chamber o f Commcrro for year-old daughter, Marilyn Sue was Discharge* the p u t five y e a rs .. . . I am glad found by Fire Chief Mack N. Cleve­ Jamas Burgh (Apopka) land Sr. of the Sanford Fire Depart­ to have played aome small part in M. 0 . Jones (Sanford) the progressive planning and Its ment killed by. the flames. Patricia Barnes (Sanford) Mr. and Mrs. Low* and the young resultant' growth and devel >pmcn: Betty Kinard and baby inn were taken first to the Naval ■t fit h a Sanford area during this (Sanford) Air Station dispensary and later jjh -riod o f time . . My fam ily and James Bryant (Sanford) transferred to the Seminole Me­ H naturally feel a measure of sad2S morial Hospital. They are reported, nesi In moving frem a community this morning, to be In "fa ir ” con­ in which we have made many - Bubba Davis (Sanford) dition. However, it is believed that friends. However we are hippy Harold Harris (Sanford) (reetlaned * • Page Eight) that we will be only a few miles Raymond Lee (Sanford) Sway end that we wQl still reside Ditchers** In Central Florida." Eljoy Hatch (Sanford) VMttag B onn Private Room*—11 a.m. to • p.m. An F$4 Jet plane from Turner Semi-Private Room*—2 p.m. to 4 p.m.; 7 p.m. to • p.m. Air Force Base at Albany, 0 *.. rra-hed In an orange grove today Pediatrics—11 a.m. to I p.m. (par­ ent* and/or grandparents only) The Seminole County Sports after the pilot reportedly balled Obstetrics— According to accom­ man’s Association will hold Its 1out. modations and no visitors durI ’ inrraitle Air Force Base n ea r regular meeting Thursday night. Hospital Notes Sportsmen Will tM eet Thursday Attguat 30. at •*•#> Seminole County Court House. i John Meisch, president o f the Seminole County Sportsmen's Associatlon issued the announcement' * f the meeting and urged all mem­ bers to attend "to make this meet& a success.'' Jet Plane Crashes Near Mount Dora K«re said it had Infmmatlon that the pilot. R. E. McGraw o f the TOi Strategic Fighter Squadron. u i i picked up br a motorist a fter Partly tim e, through «V< V parachuted to earth and was day with • few widely scattered -•■ered taken a hospital, ih - nr.anc 7:11 near Mmfnt Dora, tbuaderthewers daring iftsraaeoa >1 law leaight 0-74. haul 20 miles northwest o f here. I Weather Seminole County Schools are ta readiness for registration day tomorrow. Buses will ran their regular ichedulo with double rani slated fo r some o f the areas into thn Pinecrest School. For Delivery „ „ .^ TUESDAY AUGUST 28, 1956 Egypt Says W ill Meet W ith Team A N A E R IA I. V IE W o f the crash scene on Orange Ave. In Sanford yesterday taken from a N avy helicopter. Note the crowd already assemblMl around the biasing plane, the wine o f the plane as ft leans against a power pole, the N avy ambulance pulled up Into Delivered By < P. M. Can 1821 Before 7 P . I t LONDON (It—Egypt agreed today to meet with a committee charged with presenting a proposal fo r In­ ternational control o f the Suet Ca­ nal but made no commitment to accept the plan. President Nasser made known hta willingness to see the five-na­ tion committee. In a terse latter to Its chairman, Prim e Minister Robert 0 . Mcnzles of Australia, he mentioned neither time nor place for the meeting. Sarny About Tetouh, Egyptian ambassador to London, called on Menzles to deliver N a a u r't let­ ter. The text, as made public in Cairo, read: " I wish to acknowledge receipt of Your ■Excellency's letter dated Aug. 34 in which you Informed me of the request of the committee under Your Excellency's chair­ manship to met with me to place before me and to axplaln to me the views of the governments mentioned in your message con­ cerning the Suet Canal. I agree to the proposed meeting aa request­ ed by the committee." The letter did not bear out an earlier report from Egyptian offi­ cials that Nasser had specified Cairo at the site for the meeting. On the strength of thM report, a spokesman for the committee had indicated the members were ready to fly to Cairo almost Immediate­ ly. On getting Nasser's reply, Menfles went to 10 Downing St., resi­ dence of Prime Minister Eden where the Cabinet was In session. The Cabinet w ai Informed o f Masser'a reply and the meeting brake up soon after. The Menzles committee was named by 15 o f the 22 nations at­ tending the London conference. It was assigned th* task of present­ ing the majority proposals to Nas­ ser for an International board to run the canal. The plan would make Egypt a member o f the board and link the agency to thaUnited Nation*. Aeoodated Press Leased Wire Wo. 171 Tomorrow Big Day For Young Anglers At Fishing Rodeo Commission Approves Jaycees Are Ready '56-57 Utility Budget For Event Fund For Homeless Families Started Today By Citizens Tha Board o f Sanford City Com-* mlsslonera last night put their| stamp o f approval on the 1950-37' Utility Department budget for the I city. The budget, 117,000 higher than, the previous year's budget will in­ clude an operation lower than the previous )o a r’s. The commission­ ers approved the 1290,(04 money! spending hill for the sewer ann! water pr-gram department o f the. city. A lio approved was the purchase o f tho property and building of tha American Legion at Celery and Mellonvllle Ave*., and the transfer of a tract of land on 1793 near the well fields which will b* used as the Legion Fair site. Representatives of the CampbellL o i'ln g Post were on hand when the discussions were concluded and the transfer o f property ap­ proved. Commissioner* will wait for an Interpretation o f a Supremo Court decision relative to merchants placing merchandise on sidewalks outside o f their stores. City Attorney WlUiam C. Hutchi­ son told (ho Board o f Commission ors that " I t has been my opinion that it la th# city's responsibility should Injuries corao from tha placing o f merchandise on streets causing obstructions." Two civilian families were left ft homeless yesterday following the crash o f a N avy plane Into their homes on Orango Ave. Sanford cltizena aro responding with contributions for these two fnmlllcs amt for the fam ily o f the enlisted man killed In the crash o f the bomber. The first contribution was re­ ceived this m»rnlng when Joe Ga ill o f the Tip Top Super Market on Sanford Ave., donated $25. The Sanford Herald Immediately followed with a $25 check. Willis Peacock, vico president o f the Florida State Dank volunteered this morning to deposit and re­ ceive tha fund* for tha famillea who possibly will be faced with several months wait fo r tho pro­ cessing o f claims (or damages. Those desiring to contribute to tho fund fo r these families may send them to Tho Sanford Herald oc directly to WiUli Peacock at th* Florida State Bank. It waa also reported that N avy merchant wants to put merchan­ personnel at the Sanford Naval dize on the sidewalks—it ii Just Air Station are currently raisin* that the merchants don’ t like to be a fund for the families. A total o f I t members of a claw told what ta do with tb*ir owa business*!." taking Senior Lite Savings and Wa­ A request to place a "road algn" ter Safety completed their Instruc­ tion fo r the courio under Jim on public property was turned Lumbtrson and will receive their down last night when Don Gunder­ certificates through the Seminol# son ot Orlando, an outdoor adver­ County Chapter o f the Amorlcaa tising executive, appeared before the commission to ask for tha Red Cross. They are: Jacqueline Fllbry, sign. City Attorney Hutchison In­ Kathleen Ounicharrl, Wiley Jar­ formed the commissioners that th* rell, Janice Klnlaw, Robert Little, city cod* does not permit tho con­ Kenny McMurray, P at Hicks. Tom struction o f any algn or billboard TALLAHASSEE (JS-Gov. Collins Punch, Nancy R lclu rd i, Robert on public property. A resolution waa adopted last plans to make a campaign awing Samuel, Elizabeth Woodruff, Linda Hart, Peggy Lundqulst, Sally Nel- alght expressing th* deepest re­ ■round the itate before the Nov. der, Frank Gunicharri, and VirgU grets of teh city to the families S general election. Involved in yesterday's air crash. Gracey. He said yesterday this would be The city, In the resolution, also In addition to a speech or two he Since completing th* Senior Life alsed and commended tho vnr- will make In behalf of the Demo­ Saving and Water Safety Course, us departments which Included cratic presidential candidate, Ad Wiley Jarrell, SaUy NeMer. Robert Samuel, and Kenny McMurray th* NaVal Air Station crash cicw. lai Stevenson. have alao completed th* Instruc­ th* Sanford F ir* Department and Collins is opposed in the general tions In an Instructors Training tha Sanford Police Department election by Republican William A. Court# under Raymond A. Mayo, fo r th* part played at the air Washburn* Jr., Nokomla public Director, First Aid and Water craih scene. relations man. Safety Services of the American " I expect to make a direct ap­ Red Cross. peal to tho peoplo o f the state of all political faiths— Democrats, Republicans end Independents," Collins aald. ng, W ater o f Pinecrest School which will be from S:30 a. m. until 11:35 a. m. A meeting o f the entire staff o f Seminole County School bus driv­ ers was held this morning when final instructions were Issued by Walter Teague, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent o f Public Instruction, who is In charge o f transportation. Following the meeting t h I morning, held at th* Education Building cm Commercial Avenue, buses were turned ever to the d riven In order ihnl their first runi might bo tnado tomorrow morning An estimated 1,000 pupil* will attend school lids year in Semi­ nole County. An estimated In. crease of 300 pupils has been an ticipated by local school authori­ ties. The first full day o f school will be observed next Tuesday, Sept. 4. Safety Instruction Collins Plans Campaign Swing Before Nov. 6 C SNAS Is Providing Blood For Victims 3-Year-Old Child O f Local Tragedy Dies Yesterday The local Navy Blood Bank Is providing and will provide blood for the injured In yesterday's accident when a Navy plane crashed Into two Sanford homes. Already, wives of Navy person nel have responded to a call for volunteer nurses to help take car* of the Injured who are hospitalized at Seminol* Memorial Hospital. There la a fund already started at th* Sanford Naval A ir Station which la being collected for the famillea left destitute after yesterday's crash. Marilyn Sue Lowe, three, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Low* Jr., died yesterday at her home, 2404 Orange Ave. Born Sept. 9, 1933 In Sanford. Sha attended Sunday School at the Central Bap­ tist Church. Besides the mother and father, she la (a rrived by one brother, David; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Low * S r„ and Mrs. Dal la Hardy, ell o f Sanford; great grandparent#, Mr. and M ri. Wal­ ter J. L ow * aif Orlando, Mrs. Clara Jameson o f Sanford and Mrs. Sally Hardy o f Sanford; also aev eral aunt* and uncles. Cabinet Seeking New Man To Head Navy Seeking Eye Witness Account Prison System TALLAH ASSEE (D — The Cab­ O f Plane Crash inet began • new search today for a man to head up Florida's prison system a fter Its No. I choice Reed C o u rt declined the Job. Gov. Collins said that C ou rt, now pardon attorney for the De pariment o f Justice, would not come to Florida because he was unable to make arrangements for his federal retirement pay. Th* Cabinet had planned to hire C o u rt aa cocidlnator and director o f th* state penal and rorroc tlooal iMt'.tuUona and services He would be headquartered in Ta! lahaase*. A t the tra e the Cabinet made the announcement It said the plan w m contingent on being able to got Cizart o r someone o f I typ*. Comdr. L. B. Libby, Com­ manding Officer o f VAH-7, at the Sanford Naval A ir Station, who Is conducting tha accident InvastigaUen o f yoaterday'a piano crash, would Uka to kave any •ya witness statements of tho crash which would he of possi­ ble uaa ia tha Investigation. Comdr. Libby's duty officer can ha contacted at Sanford ltao extension 322. Comdr. J. R . Wilson Is pres­ ently taking information con­ cerning claims for damage* to property la yesterday's plane crash. Comdr. Wiiaoa may ha con­ tacted a t laaford IMS, extaaelan Gloria Vanderbilt Marries Television Director Yesterday NEW YO R K (It—Millionairess Gloria Vanderbilt, onetime "poor little rich g irl" o f Park Avenue, was married yesterday to a tele­ vision director who grew up on th* lower East Side. Miss Vanderbilt and Sidney Lumat,, both 22, were married in a surprise ceremony. It was her third marirage, his second. She was previously married to Hollywood agent Pat DiCIcco and white-haired orchestra conductor Leopold Stokowski. Lumet’s first wife was movie actress Rita Gam. The newlyweds postponed their honeymoon. Miss Vanderbilt, now an aetress, Is appearing nightly in a play at a Millburn, N. J., sum­ mer theater. Th* bride, a great-great-grand­ daughter o f railroad magnate Cor­ nelius Vanderbilt, hit the headlines In 1924 as a "poor little rich g irl" entangled in a bitter custody fight between her aunta nd mother. The aunt won. Miss Vanderbilt Inherited five million dollars on bar lis t birth day. Fire D ept Answers Coll In Goldsboro Tho Sanford F in Department answered* aa term shortly after 7 o'clock this morning. They found that a kerosene stove had exploded a t U M Williams Ave. la Goldsboro. U. 8. Rep. Bob Hikes o f Crestview, Florida campaign chairman fo r Htevenson, called on tho gov­ ernor yesterday to discuss presi­ dential campaign plans. Colllna said he ia unable to at­ tend a regional meeting o f Demo­ cratic leaders with 8t*vrn«on in Knoxville, Trim., Thursday because o f previous commitments. Florida will be represented at Knoxville by Its party chairman, James Milligan of Orlando; KenKpcssard Holland and Bcmnont Tench, Stevenson's primary cam­ paign director In Florida, Tomorrow Is a day o f fun for boy* and girls of Seminole Coun* ty 14 years o f age and youngerl And the fun If all on the Jaycces. The 7th Annual Jaycees Fishing Rodeo will get underway at Laka Carols, In Fort Mellon Park la Sanford, at approximately 2:3* when the arrival o f school buses from over the cuunty Is slated Jack 8ewe!l, chairman o f thn Scmtnolo County Junior Chamber o f Commerce Fishing Rodeo said yesterday "T h e Jayeeea have completed tho readying o f fish­ ing poles, lines, hooka, floats and sinkers fo r more than 900 chlk dren expected to take part in to­ morrow’s fishing eoeitest." The lake has been amply stoeht ed with good sited fish fo r tho youngsters to catch. Tha ateckmjl o f th* U ka was under tha dlraos tion o f the State Gama and Frssh Water Fish Commission and thn City o f SanfonL Georg* Andrew Speer, praald d o f the local Jayeoa organization, said "Th a entire SominoU Coun­ ty Jaycee Membership la looking forward to soetng to It that every boy and girl attending the seventh Annual Jaycee Fishing Rodeo baa a gaad tim e." Chairman Sewed aald that all o l tha plana fo r tho event havo been completed, wq’ra. waiting, fa g .', now U fo r ttw hays and girl* to bagin showing « p tom orrow." Sewell ate ted that tha marchaate o f Sanford have generously donated gifts ta be awarded to boys and girls In every elasslfleation and age group eatchlng fish tomorrow at Lake Carols. The Sanford marchante whe have donated Uta gifts aro Tad Williams Lumber and Hardware Co., Kader’a Jewelry, StanUy Rogers Hardware, Sanford A ve­ nue Amoco Service Station, Fire* ston* Store, H1H Hardware C o* Robson Sporting Goods, Rita T h * sir*. McCrary’ s F iv * and Ton Cent 8tore, St. Johns Realty, Frank Noel Jeweler, Roumlliat and Andertons, Goodyear Service Store, Sweeney's, and Pow tll'g O ffice Supply Co. Hooks, line* and sinkers for tha event were contributed by SemW nole Sporting Goods and tha worm* fo r bait are being furnish­ ed by th* Seminole County Sports­ man's Association. A registered nurse, furnished by Seminole Memorial Hosplttl will be on hand from 2 until S o'clock with first eld supplies ta take care o f any minor injuries which might occur. Approximately 50 Jaycees urfll be on hand to Ism * fishing poles to the youngsters, serve lea cream and cold drinks to each partici­ pant, take car* o f questions and conduct the fishing contest. There will be four Judges ta weigh, meisura and Judge tha fish caught by the youngsters. They are: John Melaeh, Saminol* County Commissioner and Presi­ dent o f the Seminole County Sportsman's Association, Porter Lansing, past president o f tha Seminole County Sportsman's Aa( Continued On Fago Eight) Fringe Area Fire New Officers Told Protection To Be Debated Thursday For Little League By MRS. ItU T II L A Y O Seminole-Orange Little L**' gue Baseball Club elected their officers fo r th« coming year at the meeting held Thursday even­ ing at the home o f James Brown, Maitland. Elected were, James Brown, re-elected fo r President fo r th* coming year; Carle Stiles, A lta­ monte Springs, vice President; Mrs. Joesph Pavelchak, Prarie Lake, .Treasurer; and Mrs. Vas­ ter Elgin, Longwood, Player Agent. Rervlnr the finance wilt be, J. R. Grant, C. W. Seymour, Spring*, Harry Brown, monte Spring*, Chari** Only minor damage waa roport- Maitland, and Jaaaa Casselberry, committee Longwood. Altamonte also A lta ­ J. Haight. There will be n meeting at 3:3§ p. m. -Thursday eventnv at ibn Pinecrest Elementary School con­ cerning th* City nf Sanford'* pol­ icies on firs protection outside o f th* city limits o f Sanford. Braiiey Odham stated today that Odham and Tudor will servo sandwich#* and soft drtaka begin­ ning at 1:80 p.m. aad that th* meeting w ill start promptly at 6:30 pan. and b# ovar hv 8 p.m, AH citlsans living outside o f thg city limit* and within tha pantan . tion areas are invited I * attend. Ha further stated that a t * Manager Warren R. Knew)** wg| bn present to axplaia tha program far Are protection answer any 1 £ L\ r. b - 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. 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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 21-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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/0c8a02703fdfa7a314a545795d12b943.pdf 1728306540188251055af72a34de04e3 PDF Text Text \ / * Aug-**,1910 THE SANFORD HERALD /Western! A u to (Associate V Stored C ta r a n c * Valu tsl Hurry. W h ik thsy Lott I 1 rf \\ m ill■eg £ O tM B O O tn ilO C R fV I fall sway from a guided missile propelled I b/ a tam-)et eamtoa.It was developed by Brttala (or use la to* Wot lew's aMlaera. The boocten drop off after accelerating the eegtoe t o e speed at ever 1,600 miles aa hour. Shock w a rn can be L’flaeaahead at the rackets aad oo both sides o f the missile. The engine Is araet affective at ebout 1,800 mflae aa boor. A new apred record 'W aa ab a i f l (bottom) that rtarU out u a beUcopter end convert* W eft late aa sirplsat tn midair w ai announced by the A ir Research j a d Development Command headquarters la Baltimore. Md. The eraft raatfcad apeeda o f 10* mUaa aa hour, eaceedlng tha old hell* (aaptar flgaro by M mllat aa hour. It was flrit fllght-titrd la 1931. M any Visit Palomar Telescope But “ you can’t afford to have the big eye waiting on tbat night a/t-J or night. 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Dorn.* or fla t style. 115265,6 lm f I f 40 I J 'W S im . 2 -5 9 �I m 3 TIt £ Ite r a lft * a n in d e p e n d e n t SANFORD, FLO RID A d a il y F R ID A * P o lio S hots U rg e d T H E N E W L Y ’ CO M PLETKD Southern BtU Telephone Co.'e "F a irfa x T w o " building at Ninth 8tand Laurel Ave. (Photo By Jameson)_______________ ______________________________________ __ W New 'Fairfax Two' je ll Building. Is Now Completed ; Blind Negro W om an Is Charged W ith M urder With the opening of school less then two weeks away the Semi­ nole County Health Unit today urges parents to be sure their children are immunised against polio before they start to school. Dr. Terry Bird, County Health O fficer said this morning that only about 30 per cent o f the chil­ dren have received the Salk polio vaccina shots. However, ho said, thli figure is about the average in the Slate. Dr. Bird pointed out that the clinic ia open on Tuesday and F ri­ day for giving the polio vaccine injections from t to 11 a. m. At the tame Mme, ho said, “ Wa are examining children who are attending school fo r the first time and also giving the various Im­ munization shots where neces­ sary." n e w s p a pe r I f Your H*raJd U Mot Delivered By 8 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery Sir * AUGUST 24, 1956 Associated Press Leased W ire ' • "".a t New Pupil Assignment Law Rules, Regulations Adopted Board Has Special Session ' The Board of Public Instruction of S e if Inolc County in special ses­ sion this morning adopted rules and regulations fo r Implementing (he pupil assignment law passed by the Special Session o f the 1956 Legislature. Commenting on the polio vac­ cine, Dr. Bird said " A lot more o f the parents should taka advan­ tage nf the opportunity to have the immunization shots against polio than are eomlng In for them." The Board atated that each child enrolled in tha public tchooli o f Seminole County in the Schooll Y ear 1955-58 ia assigned fo r 'he School Year 1950-57 to the school which he or she attended during the last school term, except those children which by promotion are required to attend a different school, and such children so pro­ moted are assigned to the school which they would have attended last year had they been sn pro* moted, and also except those chil­ dren which in tho School Year 1955-66 attended a Seminole Coun­ ty School outside o f the atten­ dance area designated by thi Board of Public Instruction aa serving a particular school. These children are assigned to the school serving their designated attendance area. The School Board will aailgr to a school fo r the 1956-37 School Term each qualified child not heretofore attending a school by assignment from this Board whoso parent applies fo r - admlaalon of such child. Application fo r admitslon shall be made on forma ap­ proved by tho Board and m ad* available at the various schools. Application win bo made to tho school serving bla or her desig­ nated attendance area. The Board expressly reserves the right to change the assignment at any-pupil at any Urn* whos­ ever In the opinion o t tho Board upon consideration o f the factor* set forth In tho pupil assignment law, auch reassignment would bo jn accord with the'Intent and pur­ pose o f said lawThe Board .atrongly urge* that each child register on Wedneaday, Aug. 29, In order that all registration form * may bo proper­ ty processed before the opening A f school on 6ept. 4. Failure to register on Wednesday may delay the attendance of a child to aehoo) for several days. In other action by the School Board at this morning’* special •Of*ion, two busea fo r tha tranaportant/m-^f children to the Jaycee Fishing Rodeo next Wedneaday was approved. A 39-year-old blind Negro w o - f man w ai bound over to Circuit Court this morning on a charge The new "F a irfa x 2" telephone « » t degree m .rder following building at Ninth St., and Laurel « P «H m ln a ir hearing held before "In Florida," saya Dr. C. M. Sharp, director o f Preventable' Ave., U now completed except fo r Justice of the Peace W. Hugh Diseases, State Board o f Health, landtcaplng and minor Interior i Duncan. “ polio in the'. BARBECUED CH ICKEN, PO RK A N D R A B B IT belnr served to Sanford Klwanls Club m rm t*n and Wfrk. Completion o f this $305,000 Ida Mae Brown la charged with . . »ha* several times - -------past taken aji upswing during th a; their wives and friends at last night's "Ladies' N igh t". First in lino Is Mrs._ A. U Wilson (fa r structure represents a significant the kitchen-knife murder o! Eddie Voile A. Wlllla m i Jr., d eten te lowing. Also seen on tho right are Mr. and Mrs. "point o f progress" in conversion Lee Worthington on Aug. I t in a to the Democratic National Con­ months o f September and Octo­ right] with A . L. Wilson, ju-csldcnt o f the club folio1 in event. (S ta ff P h o to ) Ed Lane, chalrmnn of ber. In 1954 polio started to rise of the local telephone system to Negro cafe In the Goldsboro area. vention from the State o f Florida sharply during the middle of Sep­ dial which was revealed today by at large, gave the members o f tember and reached an exceeding­ Worthington, alleged to be the Cordon J. Rolhermel, Sanfordthe Seminole C o u n t y Junior DcLand Group Manager fo r South­ husband of the blind Negro wo- Chamber o f Commerce at their ly high peak, the highest o f the year, about the beginning o f Octo­ ern Bell. ntan, was knifed in the throat by noon meeting yesterday at Jim b er." The tremendous job o f installing ,da Mae Brown the Orange Spencer's Restaurant, a word picIt is felt, Dr. Sharp explains, the new long distance switch Blossom Cafe owned by Wlllla Bai­ ture e f the convention as It took that the .return boards costing $104,500 and the place In Chicago last week. , , o f children ---------- to — ley and located on Southwest Road. Mar number Five Crossbar auto­ A dispute over the keeping o fa He died the day following tha cut­ “ I I 1“ 3 h™ . r . ? „• s r , virus s . “ rmay exposure to spolio m atic dial switching equipment the Jaycees a veritable "a t the domcstlc animals in Sanford be-' costing $57$,000 will begin within ting'about noon at Seminole Me­ scene" description o f the conven­ have a definite bearing on this tween City Commissioner Earl morial Hospital, according to Depu­ tion but he pointed vividly to rise during the early fall months. ten days. The polio situation In Florida More than 200 wives, guest* ar»J Higginbotham and Paul C. Marion Rothcrmel stressed the fact that ty Sheriff William L. Long, the some o f the political skirmishes the local expansion program will Negro deputy who took the blind that took place during the five-day Is different from (hat o f many members of the Sanford Kiwanis a resident o f the Wynnewood sec­ provide moro than Just dial equip­ woman In to custody on the night Democratic event to gain top other states, points out Dr. Sharp, Club attended the first of two tion rnme to a climax this morn­ in that there is such a long sum­ m en t Between now and next of the affray. place In the nomination of the mer eeason and the month* o f annual "Ladies Night'’ events last ing when Judge Vassar Carlton March 17 additional cablas will Two witnesses appeared at tha candidates fo r President and V ic« September and October are usual­ night held at the Sanford Farmers' handed down a decision and a fi­ be extended into all sections o f preliminary hearing. Wlllla Bailey, President. ly hot. nal decree. Auction Market. the exchange s<rthat customers owner of the cafe, was an eyu wit­ "T o those who take their politic* There have been fiv e deaths in In a final hearing and an opin­ Ed Lane, chairman of the an­ >1 be able to obtain promptly ness and testified that Worthington seriously," M id Williams, "th e desired class o f service after hit Ida M at Brown with bis open Democratio National Convention Florida from polio during the first nual event, told the Kiwanis Club ion by Judge Carlton o f the Ninth six months o f this year, a i com­ the Installation of.th e new switch*, hand following an argument over was wonderful." Judicial Circuit, tha order read pared to four deaths for the peri­ Ladie* Night audience that there tngDqttipmbnt has becn(fr'omplet-~—* ** - or - not - * **whether they w ere' gding Davidf rhraaiwr, program ebalr- od January through June In 1159. Would be "n o speaking" since Kl- that "equities o f th6 case are home. ed. m in fo r next week's meeting o f There have been fewer cases o f wanla Club member* staged the with the defendant." The blind woman, according to the local Jayeeea, said that a Construction of a new unattend­ Judge Carlton said in the order i „ ___ . P°1,0» however. Bureau o f Vital affair to entertain their ladies and ed automatic dial central office In testimony this morning, wheeled most that "T h e defendant has not vio­ •rrs^ H Statistics records show a total o f guests. De Bary, known as "North S", will around with a paring knife In her atTangcd a t which time the 201 eases o f polio reported up to On the menu was barbecued chic­ lated any o f the ordinance* o f tha be completed In sufficient time hand and slashehd at her alleged local group would hear from August 17 nf this year, as com­ ken, pork anil rabbit along with city o f Sanford relating to the to coordinate with Institution o f husband, Inflicting a deep wound In those who had participated In hur­ pared to 329 fo r the same period role slaw, potato salad, pickles, keeping o f domestic animals nor: ricane Investigations and hid service hero on March 17. Plana the left side of his throat. hot rolls, ice tea, rake and ice lias he violated any o f the laws of last year. Deputy Sheriff Long testified flown into there. Thrasher said call fo r the "D e Baryltea" to be the State of Florida relating to the "W ith plenty o f polio vaccine cream. to dial one another or direct­ that the woman handed him Urn t at Comdr H. C. Colee, Executive available, no parent should deny The barbecue waa preiwrrd by keeping o f domestic animals." ly into Sanford without, additional knife which she had wlalded in O fficer of the Sanford Naval Air his child this Important protec­ Carl Williams ami served by Mrs. Frank Anderson M sD o su li The Judge, In his order also chargt. Additional cable facilities the scuffle. Station and Lt. J. H. Allison, Sta­ tion." states Dr. Sharp. "T h e fed­ Roberta Gatchrl assisted by a com­ •-.Id "T h e Plaintiff’s right to re★ would be the eral Sitk vaccine is still available mittee of Kiwanis Club membpr*. lief based upon the defendant's w ill also be installed In De Bary Assistant Stata's Attorney Voile tion Aerologist, during the Interim to provide all A. Williams Jr., told the Negro wo. speakers. to the eligible age group, 0-19 Entertainment was provided by maintaining a nuisance injurious Final plans for next week's Jay- years and expectant mothers. residents with the desired class man that sufficient evidence had Dave Shannon and his Funmakcis, to health was not proved by tha been heard from the two State's cee Fishing Rodeo were given to Take your children to your private who throughout the evening, played preponderance o f evidence." o f service. witnesses to have her "bound over the club members and complete physician or local health depart­ requests from the audience. The long standing argument be­ to Circuit Court on a charge of committees announced by Flsl/ng ment tn receive their shots." A. L Wilson, local Kiwanis Club tween the two men was brought Rodeo chairman Jack Sewell. first degree murder." There nre also ample supplies president, presided over the meet­ to a rliinax by a final decree also Ida Mae Brown was advised that nf Salk vaccine available through ing which also included group sing­ signed ami Issued this m o - m - b y the preliminary hearing waa not a commercial channels for adults ing. Judge Carlton In which he order­ trial but was held, at her request, over 20 wishing to have this pro­ ed "the case dismissed at the cost to determine if she had committed tection. o f the plaintiff." The Rotary Club o f Sanford on an offense of sufficient seriousness The defendant, Earl Higginboth­ Monday will be host to Frank A. to be tried tn Circuit Court. She am, wa* represented by Voile A. McDonald, Governor o f the 244th was not represented by an attor­ The Seminole High School chap­ Williams Jr., and the plaintiff by District o f Rotary International, ney. ter o f the Future Farmers of Edwin A. Shinholser, recently Attorneys ft. W. Ware and Edgar who Is making his annual official The blind woman was committed elected Lay Leader of First Metho Way bright o f Jackaonvllle. visit to each nf tho 47 Rotary A week of fun, fellowship, wor- to the Seminole County JaU follow­ America will be seen in a televis­ There will bo a dance at the dlst Church, Sanford, will occupy Clubs in Central Florida. He will ship, and growth Is toon to get ing an order by Justice o f tha ion show over WDBO-TV tomorJim Hawkins of L*ku l^lonro* ta Elk'a Club In Ranford tomorrow the pulpit of First Methodist underway for the seniors and older Peace W. Hugh Duacan the “ she row at noon. f o r rrw U h hp reri(tan[1 D br ^ " S L S « • « • ' r i g h t h . H whTV Head Church at the II a. ni. srrvire on Entitled "C ivil Defense" the night for members and friends, youth of First Methodist Church. be held without bond on a charge r p K . M . P t e » 2 i r v Dn r S tohLm Coach Herb McQuillan announced Boring the week of Augpst 26-31, of first degree murder until the television program will include | Beginning at I o'clock, music Sunday, Aug. 2$. His topic is w to d a y that h e w ill concentrate on flipper will be served each night by Circuit Court convenes tn Novem Sgt. Burton Clyde, GOC represen- j »j|| be furnished by a popular "P o w er For Peace." tativa, A. J. Clements, president, orchestra fo r entertainment and Shinholser, a prominent local at the W. S. C. S. ber." BlUy Thompson, vice president,; dancing. torney. I* vary active in church Following supper there will be a tlon and - m -lr - ir t lv lu ,.. y.M .I. In 81- P e ttn b u r l nn BefitRoger Jimlnez, secretary, and Bill 1 Member* are urged to attend and civic a ffa lri in Sanford He Is - session o f fellowship singing and Mr. McDonald is Vice-President; 15 8I.AVIA — The opening data West, agriculture teacher o f the I the Saturday night event along an able speaker and .all mrmhrrs recreation. A t 7:30 there will be ^ # amal, ^ 0( xi in 37 for St. Luke's Christian Day of the Eagle Roofing and Art Seminole High School FFA Chap- with (hair friend* and guesta in and friendt of the Church are in panel discussions on the subjects School o f Slavia Is Tuesday, Metal Works in Tampa, Florida, men, Coach Mae w ill have three vlted tn hear him. ter. I vlted for the occasion. of: Monday night, "Christian Dat­ September 4 at 9 A.M., according and la a member and Past Pres­ teams, tha Grecos, ihe White*, Aag. 23 ing Equals Christian M arriage" Club of to Mr. E. L. Bellhont, Principal. ident o f the Rotary and the Blues when practice be­ with panelists the Rev. David CarThe opening service w ill be held Tampa. He Is also President o f gins Sept. I. Ruth Owens (Sanford) r e f lx, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Cook, In the School Auditorium for the the Gulf Freight Association In Three members o f the Green Miss Hope Wcldle, and Jerry Mur-Louis Taylor (Sanford) student body and parents and Tampa and on the Board of DiDischarges O b ey: Tuesday night. "Clgsreels team are new on the squad thla rectors o f the Community Chest, conducted by Rev. Stephen M. and Whiskey and Wild, Wild LlvMrs. R. A. Newman (Sanford) More than two-thirds o f the vo-i chines be acquired by all coun­ tive o f the Shotip Voting Machine Boy's Club, Family Service As­ year although two are upperclass­ Mrs. Dick Aiken (Sanford) tag"— panelists are Roger Harris, ters ia Florida's Nov. G general ties. Co., said that u> the best of his Ttihy, Pastor. sociation and Salvation Army. He men and one it a freshman. Each morning at the school of­ C. F. Kraith (D eB ary) Dr, Charles Park Jr., and Miss election will express their choice Earl Hellers, publisher o f the knowledge the counties which will The Green team probably will waa elected as a District (loverfice, enrollment* are being taken nor o f R o u ry International for Charles Brendidge (Sanford) Joyce Brown; Wednesday night, for President on voting machines,I weekly Washington County N ew t be using voting machine* the first nce, shape up aa follows: left end, Met AUG. I I "A r e Parents Old Fashioned?” — which will Include all o f the pro- at Chlpley, said he bad discussed time in November will include: for. • !} n! T “ the 1956-57 fiscal year at RoU- Christman, Ml$ml; left tackle. panelists are Mrs. Jim Leonard. ry1, <Tth Annuaj Convention |n Wendell Crysel. 8ylacauga. Ala.; clncta in Semtaole County. j with Gov. Collins recently his Clay, St. Johns, Brevard, Martin, and the Kindergarten. Haywood Carter (Sanford) * Woodrow Cash, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Charlotte, Walton, An Associated Press auivey|plan fo r state aid to counties to Okeechobee, The School Bus will l,1®| Philadelphia last June. He is one left guard Vie Muxll. Miami, cen­ Dorothy Ann Carter (Sanford) Botard. Glen MeCall, Miss Ann showed that 17 o f the 87 counties,1buy machines. Funds would be Bay and Paaco. same schedule and route 0f 246 District Governors super- ter, J X . Tyra, Orlando: right guard Betty Klnard (Sanford) Davis, Miss* Marcia Loechelt, Bar­ Highland* also plans to use 10 yesr. The first bus run will *?•, vising the activities or more than Terry Hollingsworth, Ft. loudera record number, will use ma- distributed under a formula some Harriet Fleming Spivey (Sanford) ry St. John, Jerry Murpbey. chines either countrywide or in what akin to the Minimum Foun machines in November ami Jack- made on Tuesday, September 4th. B J00 Rotary clubs which have dale; right tackle. Tim Thoma*Katie Robinson (Sanford) ..Tuesday night there will be a some o f tha larger boxes. Only datlon school plan on the basis r* son la making plans for using Ttic instruction schedule for lh* a memberih lp o f 431,000 business sen, West Palm Beach; right erd. Sandra George (Oviedo) machines in some o f the larger Kindergarten w ill be 9:20 A.M. and professional executive* ta 99 Tom Bouehtai, West Palm B r*ih ; Jtenrr roast and a Galilean Serv­ tha major precincts used voting local effort and ability to pay. Sandra Taylor (Sanford) ice at Lock Arbor Lake and Friday machines la Seminole County in Sellers said bis Idea was that boxes. till noon; fo r the first eight countries throughout the fr e e 1quarterback, Larry Stowe, Camtv Ruby Edwatda (Sanford flight a Holy Communion Service. St. Lucie la stilly undecided. grades, 9:10 A.M. to 1:10 P.M. world. the Prim ary elections but subee many o f tho smaller counties ton, Ga.; left half. Bobby Carter. Doris Justice (Altam onte Springi) queat action by the County Com-: were unable to find the funds to Landon said counties which have • - Speaker for the week la the Rev. The faculty has been ta session Wherever Rotary Club* are Englewood. Tenn.t fullback. J»e Lorene Thompson (Sanford) mission pieced them in all pre buy tho machines and that the been considering putting them in for a school planning program located, President Edwin llouk, recent graduate of Persons a *-v M *rrs. and right half, llawkln*. B IR IV S e!r budget for next year inclu- The cincts. Duke University Theological Semi­ state could help. following comprise thi* (e r ted in discussing the CoverThe Whit* team will find at left Baby Girl Taylor d Flagler, Nassau, Bradford and year'* faculty: Mr, E. U Bell nor’a visit, their activities are end Buddy Mclln, Tallahassee; nary, Durham, N. C. The h » " . Collins didn't express himself Two other counties — Wakulla Baby Girl Klnard (Sanford) Houk received his AB Degree in publicly on any particular plan for Baker. The machines cost $1,200 and Manatee — are holding refer­ horn, upper gradae; Mr. Steven similar to those of the Rotary, ,eft ^ffcie, Claude Rumcr. DeBaby Girl Thompson 1933 at Duke University, and his endum* on tho question. providing machines but be has or more. R. fUdlik, mid (Be grades; Miaa Club o f Sanford because they are f>and. |tR guard, Shelton Poole, Discharges BD Degree in June ot this year. PropooenU o f machines conUnd Marian Stanko, prim ary grad**! baaed on the same general obThere also is talk about formu­ said he would like to see then - * -cr, “ Belle Glade; eenter, Fred" *Dri' Lyman Myers (Snnford) that paper ballots leave 'he way and Mrs. Bbealy Best, kindergar­ Jectivcs—developing better und­ lating a plan at tho 1957 Legisla­ used statewide. The Rev. llouk will be fully orNeal Camel (Sanford) DcLand; right guard. Hon Richture fo r providing state financial Most o f the larger countlea now open for cheating on tha u-turns ten. Pastor Tuhy w ill again In­ erstanding and fellowship among ter, Sarasota; right tickle. 'In* '4w ialned this (all and will enter the Mary Hutchinson (M im s) whereas the machines makt It struct In Christian Doctrine, the business and professional men, help fo r counties which want to use machines. Western North Carolina Confer­ Laura Mae Smith (Sanford) Hilyer. Sycemor#. Ala.; and right The secretary o f au to's office virtually impossible fo r returns to Slovak Language, and Music tp- promoting community-betterment install machines but don't have ence. VISITING HOURS: end. Keith Shamrock. Untoolown. be altered. said tho counties which had voting Me has recently returned home Private Rooms M a. m— 9 p. as. adequate funds. preclatlon. The School's weekly undertakings, raising the stand- Pa. At quarterback will be Dwk Miss Hattie L . Colas, veteran radio program, " S t ladm'a Chap­ Altogether there has been more machines in tho last primaries from the N. C. Cherokee Indian Semi-Private Rooms t p. as. (Continued O * Page Saltriek. U*lontown. P * .t taft half Loon .County registration super­ voting machine talk the past year were: Reservation where he worked 4 p. m. — 7 p. m. — • p. m. Jack P irk er, Stovensburg. N a,; e l" will bo visor, said that whew tha costs of than in any y ta r since they first Alachua, Broward, Dade, Duval, among the Indiana on a Joint pro­ Pediatrics I I a. n . t p. fullback, W alt Mosley, and rith t hiring additional election* inspec­ Hillsborough, Leon, ject between the Duka Endowment (Parents a n d 'o r grandparents were employed in Florida in 1938. Escambia, half, J*rk Wuenschel, A\»lod. P iend the Board a( Missions. The recent annual convention of Marion, Monroe, Orange, Palm tor* and elorka are taken into only) N ew m a* sad others returning i s tor­ a d d it io n a l lo cal Partly account, h'a no more expensive Beach, Pinellas, Polk, SsrasoU, the Florida Supervisor o f Regis­ Obstetrics According to oecon The Rev. Honk la Urn eon of from last year's *qa*d will mak* ts day; tow twight 69-71; to operate voting machines than ON PAOE n V K Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bank o f fan- da lion and no visitors daring food- tration voted unanimously to enup tha Bln* team. variant * to ua* handwritten ballot*. a prapau l that voting maJama* T. M afra, log o f babies. (jH - Jaycees Receive 'At Scene' Report Of Demo Confab ★ ★ ★ Over 200 Enjoy Kiwanis Club's 'Ladies' Night' Methodist Seniors, ftlder Youth Plan Fellowship Week Local FFA Chapter To Put On T V Show Tomorrow A t Noon M arion Loses Case Against Higginbotham . ★ ★ District Governor \ Will Visit Local Rotarians Monday Elks Club Slates Dance Tomorrow 1 *• Hawkins lb Play On Stetson Twain Methodists Will Hear Shinholser Christian Day School O f Slavia To Open Sept. 4 ssss.\j” issr Hospital Notes Voting Machines To Be Used Nov. 6 f Weather fftYr r ii - A .U-. i �ft * THE SANFORD H E RALD All Church Notices must be presented at The Herald offl«o by 10 a. m. on tho day before publication. W n iir o A CHAPEL Lake Mary, Fla. Pastor — Rev. H. A. Frith Sundry School 0:45 a.m. Mornitii' Worship 11 a.m. Training Union 0:10 p.m. Evening Worship 7:33 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:30 p.m, S o cial S e c u rity C h an g es FIRST FIR tn BAPTIST CHURCH OV1BPO la s ls L. Day, Patter Sunday School f:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.in Training Union 6:15 p.m. Rveolng Services 7:80 p.m Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 f.m. H1LLCRE81 BAPTIST CIIURCH Geneva Sunday morning services: 16 a.m. Sunday Behool. 11 a.m. Morning Worship Sunday evening services: 6:13 p. m. Training Union 7:10 p.m. Evening Worship Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 134k 84, and Laurel Ave. Rev. Georg* S. Beat Sunday School 1:43 a.m. Kerning Worship 11 a.m. Youth Service 6:43 p.m. Evangelistic •’ ally 7:43 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study Wednes­ day at 7:41 p.m. wJUmambtr a glad hand Invites you to worship with us.” SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Baal |7 S t At Park Ave. Tha and of your starch For a friendly Church. 1 . B. Lunsford, Pastor W. I * Stephen*, Associate Pastor K llte « llsginbothim , S u u d a y FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH GENEVA W. A. EUenwood, fa Sunday Servlets 11:00 a.m. Sunday School to i .Sunday School 0:30 a.m. Morning Worship 11 i Wednesday Evening Meetings 6:00 B.T.U. 7| p.m. Evening Worship t j Christ Jesus” Lesson-Sermon Reading Room located In Foyer of Church Building open to pubtle SANFORD R E V IV A L CENTER 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Rev. I„ F. Tasker, Fasti Thursdays. Sunday School 10 a r A cordial Invitation Is extended 11 a.B to all to attend our services and Morning Worship Evening Evani use tha Reading Room. Service 7:45 p.m. TIIK SALVATION ARM Y Weekly Services 314 East Second Street Tuesday and Thursday Meetings p.m. Sunday Regulan, Saturday M Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Broadcast over WTRR Holiness Meeting 11:00 a.m. a.m. Open-Air (Street Meeting) 6:30 p.m. PAOLA CHURCH O F CHRIST Y.P.L, 7:00 p.m. Lord's Day: Blbie Study at 10 a.m. Salvation M ietieg 7:30 p.m. Worship Servlet 11:00 a.m. Tuesday Pleaching Service 7t00 p.m. Corp Cadets 3:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome Band Practice 4:00 p.m. Ladies Horn* League 7:30 p.m. CHULUOTA B APTIST CHURCH Thursday Patter Prayer Masting 7:10 p.m. Waller A. Heath J r „ Sunday School 10 a.m. Saturday Morning Worahlp Service 11 a.m. Open-Air (Street Meeting) 6:30 p.m. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Laurel Ave. at 4th St. THE CHURCH OF GOD Sunday Sebool 0:43 a.m. OF PROPHECY Morning Worahlp 10:45 a.m. 36 M E Ia Ave. F. M. Y. 7:00 p. m. Rav, D. D, Creasy, Pastei Evening Evangelistic 7:43 p.m. Sunday School 8:43a.m Wednesdiy night prayer and Morning Worship U:00 a. m praise service 7:30 p.m. Sunday Night Service 7:46 p.m Sermon by the pastor. WMB Tuesday Night 7:M p.m Evening Worship Service 7:30 VLB Thursday night 7:30 p.m p.m. Sermon by the pastor. Prayer Meeting Wcdnesdi^ 7:30 MT. LU KE’S LUTHERAN In Slavla (Near Oviedo) CHURCH OF GOD Rev. Stephen M. Tuhy Pastor cv. H. W. Henderson, Pastor Morning Worship 6:25 a.m. French A vt. and an d St. Radio Mission Broadcast at 1:30 Sunday School 6:45 a.m. a. m. over WOR2 (740 kc) Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m, Sunday School 9:00 a. m.—(or all Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:30 age groups. m. , Christian Day School — Monday Young People Service Thurathrough Friday 9:00 a.m. — (A ll elementary grades and kinder­ day 7:30 p.m. C EN TRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. I. W. Parham, Paster Car. Faerteeatk si., Oak Ave. ■undiy School 6:45 a.m. Morning Worship Service ll:o o o.m. , garten.) . Training Union 6:15 p.m. U'a a fam ily affair,CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. OF LA TTE R D AY S A IN T S "Com o thou with ui and wa will A. G. pitta Breach Presides! R i thee food." City Hall Sunday School 10 a.m. PINECRE8T BAPTIST Sacrament Meeting 6 p.m. MISSION it School . W rth lak Missies Paiier Suaday School Moralng Worahlp Training Union \ I Vising Worship ELDER SPRINGS B A PTIS T "H A P E I. F.lder Spriags Spoasared by First Baptist Cbarcb Saafsrd, Fla. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. W. O. Stansell, Superintendent Preaching 11:00 a.m. Dr. H. H. Martin, Preacher CHURCH 4*9 CH lad si. A Rim A n E v a a ie tM Ralph Brewer , Service* EBENEZF.R METHODIST CHURCH Citrus Haights Rav. Edward Marita, Paster Sunday Sebool 10 a.m. Clifford E. Johnson, superintendent Preaching Service 11 a.m. M YF 3 p.m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p .m . U PRALA COM M UNITY PR E S B YTE R IA N .CHURCH Rev. C. C. Whlla Mlalster Mr*. Clover Marrs pianist Mias Patricia Reaaaian Asst. Pianist Geerg# Petold, Asat. Supt. of Church School Church School ju «.m. Worship n Westminster Fellowship 7 p. m. Willing Workers 7 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. "Everybody Invited to attend our services.” FIR S T M ETHODIST CHURCH Pastor Milton H. Wyatt 0:45 a.m. Church School Classes for all ages. It a.m. Morning Worship Sermon Edward A . Hhlnhnlser 7 p.m. M YF 7:45 p.m. Organ Vaspere 8 p.m. Evening Worship Sermon • The Rsv. Edwin Houk Broadcast over W.T.R.R, 8:30 p.m. Fellowship for young Third Strrrl l.ske M iry, Florida BETTER HAY W ITH A ROTO-BALER 1 ( I h i 1 PAOLA W ESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 6 Miles Weal eu R L 41 Sunday School S;4I a.m. Morning Worship 10:46 a.m. Wtslayan Youth 6:43 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. Evtryona Welcome Rav. Cecil W. Shaffer Pianist Mrs. Nancy Giles, Children' Choir Director, Mr. George Peaold, A sst SupL of Church School. Church School, 10:00 a.m, Classes for all ages. Worship 1J:00 a.m. Children's Service 11:00 Young People 6:30 p.m. Children 6:30 p.m. ' Worship 7:30 p.m. Everybody Invited to attend all our services. Department Store Reports Record . Sales, Earnings FT. UAUDERDALE — Co., o f W att Palm Baatch, bsgag tha surfacing Just south of tha Watt Palm Baach Intarchange. Workmen put down an Inch ind a half bindar eouraa which will ba followed by laying tha (mil one inch smooth surfaca. Within a ft w days the R iag Construction Company, o f Chsr-Tlotta, N. C „ will bagin surfacing a 21 .63-mila taction o f tha turn­ pike frotn F t Flares south. At tha end o f tha atrip tha M icA * phalt Corp. o f Lakaland, wi): surfaca a 13-mlla taction of the two 34-foot roads. Rubin’a contract c o v tri slight­ ly more than 10 mllta In thi center o f the Sunshine Stita Parkway with tha Aaphalt P ivA f ing Co., o f Coral OablH hiving two contracts covtring 44 mile* most o f It at tha extreme south­ ern end o f the Sunshine Stile Parkway. To AU Frl. • Sat, • Sun Frank H. Neely, chairman of the board, told a meeting o f di­ rector* Tuesday that tales climb­ ed 4.3 per cent above the 1053 level for the six months ended July 28, the first half o f the cor­ poration's fiscal year. ' 6 Persons Injured In Warehouse Fire This record volume o f 632,654,308.10 produced net profit of 6668,883.14, up 38.5 per cent over the same period o f last year. The directors voted quarterly divid­ ends o f 17Vw cents a share on common stock and 83*» on pre­ ferred, both payable Nov, 1 to holdert o f record Oct. IB. N'eely'i report to stockholders Included this reference to expan­ sion: "H ie commute* o f the board o f director* on research and development of our business Is studying seriously the possibili­ ties and advantages of our plant equipment to meet the needs o f our arrowing population, both lo­ cally and throughout the entire South. "Conclusions o f these studies will come lite r.” Neely said a 30 per cent In create In sales at the Knoxville store contributed to the over-all volume. % A l Tho Imperial Service Station 1208 So. Park Ave. NEW F A L L Dance Classes AD VANCED and BEGINNERS Starts Friday, Aug. %C¥ H i H R 34th ^ BAMBOO ROOM— M A Y F A IR IN N Bnt«h un on your dancing 4k learn tha latest Steps— Complimentary lessons will bo given from 7-10 p. m. Friday. For Information Call Nonla Davis— j W. P. 36-3403 < PU B LIC Saturday A t 7:30 to 9:30 N E W A N D U SED F U R N IT U R E « A L S O T. V. — W A S H E R S — STOVES M A N Y O TH E R ITE M S SANFORD FARMERS Auction Market H IG H W A Y 1 7 42 Go To Church AIMUST IS T N I TMM TH TRAM | wmmim utuHasmau £ 'r i i .IHwl mdmm**4**" • fuauMtruti n itavtuM warn ***«>Wi —«< n w j d V-Q <•* _ lUMwamwa rntrrii r-tt vw * mmmitmkw t a m k a iw e n t * « « e whheaariu PONTIAC tfC tM T lY M O W M HASCAIINOUKANCC ARO SFOB M C0KSI AT MMRKVIUE, UTAH S * e e i performance marks all tha woadarhiL atodma appliances which auks up an allelectric kitchen sad laundry. . , which save you tlam sad work. . . leave you free fee all the wonderful extra* aI Florida Uviafi L « W cost marks an all-electric kitchen and laundry— because it's cheaper to go aij-electric than te twa e combination o f Rials! Budget-whs. work-whe—thh aU-aiactrir Bang's a a m hit! & * your rUctnc tpplioM 4ml* right away sad SAN FORD TRACTOR i first paving on tha Miami to Ft. Pierce section o f tha 8un»h!nt) State Porkway got under way re­ cently whan Rubin Constructioi FREE ICE CREAM CHURCH OF TH E N A X A K E N E CHICAGO on—Six persons were ••Sanford's Hinging Church" Injured in a massive fire which Cornrr o f Second and Maple dcstroyeyd an eight-story abandon­ It. II. Spear Je« Pastor We invite you to become a mem­ ed warehouse In the huge Chicago ber o f our Sunday school. The Union Stockyards last night. Nearly half of the city * lireopening service begins at U;30 fighting equipment brought the a.m. Graded classes ara In ses­ blase under control altar a livesion from 9:30 to 10:35. For fur­ hour battle. More than 73 pieces ther information call 3181 or of fire equipment were sent to the 1339. Frank Price is Superintan- scene in response to five alarms dent. and six spclal alarms. Morning worship at 10:45 Firemen maintained a watch Training Departments for a g o over the smouldering ruins today. 6 to 40 meet each Sunday even' Chief Fire Marshal Albert P e­ Ing at 6:30. tersen said the fire might not be Evening evangelistic Sunday fully extingushed for another two night at 7:30 days. Prayermretlng each Wednesday at 7:45 P.M. FOSTER CHAPEL The Sunday evening service at the METHODIST CHURCH Church of tha Natarana It a ditOvIeSe tlnrtly different service from any Rav, Geerge H. Caritoa. Mlalster other throughout tha week. It I* FONDNESS FOR PIGEtfNS 8:43 a.m. Sunday School characterised by a volunteer 11:00 a.m. Worship Service LEADS TO DEATH rholr, spirited congregational 6:00 p.m. Worship Service ST. LOUIS if* — The fondness o f singing, special m usleal 14-year-old Marvin D. Ivey for numbers, testimonies to the glory THE L IT T L E BROWN CHURCH raising pigeons led to bid death o f God, and a brief evangelistic ON THE H ILL In a 60-foot fall from a railroad message. You wid enjoy the (Caagregatieaal) trestle under MacArthur Bridge. warmth and old fashioned atA Church of (he epee door, H ii companion Dale Moon, IS, mosphrre of this high service The epee mlad, the w ane heart. told police Marvin had been climb­ of the weak, "Come and See” . The aiplriag teal, ing in the trestle taking young pig­ The social Viaiaw eons from their nests. He appar­ AND THE U PLIF TE D CHRIST ently lost hli balance and fell. Career Park Ave. sad 34th St. I . Bernard Root, Minister Sunday School 6:45 Morning Worship 11:00 Sermon "Know About Your Re- It’i lima to step up to • P o n tia c -« big car—without paying b lf car prune! Pontiac prices alert below those o f 43 models o f the small cars . . . yet offer up to 227 h.p., 124* wheelbase, rugged X-member frame, luxury-car interiors! Drive one toon! So* us NOW— be ready aoiouus U—Allio-Cfeidl for your next cutting f l l l M J I U I l ) Rev. H. Lyttleton Zimmerman B. D., Rectar I#th Saaday after TriuMy Holy Eucharist 8:00t.m. Choral Fam ily Eucharist sod Address S :U a.m. Church School S:18a.m. has 1Now! The llOTO-HALKIt. built by AllU-Chalmere. c . . . •*** te run. -And remember— there's round bale* far preterUng the quality o f your hay t i t ) 1. IM P L E M E N T C O HOLY CROSS CHURCH (Episcopal) child, Oven after the child reeached agge 18, if the child was disabled since before he reached 18 and is the dependent child o f a retired or deceased parent, step­ parent or adopting parent who Is eligible for old-age insurance benefits under social security, or was Insured for the purpose of survivors benefits at the time of his or her death. Other important changes in the law affact farmers, both employ­ ed and aelf-employed. Whlla that* hav* been no changes In old-aga and survivors Insurance benefit rates, there ar* changes In the way benefits can be figured and tha time necessary to become In­ sured fo r payments. Tho latter provision Is o f special Import­ ance to parsons whoso kind of work Is now covered by social security as of Jan. 1,1356. Newlycovered groups ar* lawyers, den­ tists, chiropractors, veterinarians, naturopaths,' osteopaths and op­ tometrists. Other recent legisla­ tion provides for the extension of social security on a perman­ ent contributory basis after 1856 Smart kBay | I'l.AltPNCH |l. llt'YI'.ll A C H R IS TIA N CHURCH 1607 Sanford Ave. Sunday School 1:45 a.m. Morning Service 11 a.m. Guest Minister: Thh Rev. L. R. Doerr o f Mt, Dora, (N o evening servlcei during sum­ mer) age 05 under the old law. Begin­ ning with November 1356, re­ tired Insured women workers and wives o f retired Insured worker! can start retting benefit pay­ ments at age 62. In these cases, the amount of tha payment will be somewhat less than tha amount that woulld hav. bean payable at aga 65 under tha old law, A change has bean mads In tha total disability provision In the law. While tha “ disability freest1 provision which protects the social Security Insurance rights o f work­ ers Is continued, mbnthly cash benefit payments beginning with July 1057, will be mads to totally disabled workera whan they reach aga 60. Beginning with January 1057 monthly baneflta are now payable to a disabled unmarried Paving O f Section O f Sunshine State Parkway Underway youll be ringing tha prahas o f happier Florida living . . . . electrically! �TH E SANFORD H E R A LD Fri. A uk. 24, 1956 Pane 3 TV In d u s try Is Swamping San Francisco S. B o o th T h in k s O n e S h o u ld W o rk U p T a S o m e th in g By SAUL F E T T SAN FRANCISCO tP-Through a variety o f gadgets and ulcers, the television industry is swamp­ ing this convention city ju it at it did Chicago last week. You trip over TV cable* In hotel corridors, you're stopped by traffic clustered around delegates being Interviewed for live cam­ eras in lobbies, and, on the floor o f the convention . itself, you can't move down as aisle with­ out running into men carrying Martianlike mobile equipment. One delegate, Intrigued by an outcr-spaco type of portable transmitter in the Hands of a network reporter, walked up and Authentic amphibious warfare maneuver* Involving L’OO ships demanded, “ Take me to your o f the It. S. Navy and 10.000 marine* were filmed in Technicolor and loader." VlataVlaion by Unlversal-lntcrnntluiml for Incorporatnon In “ Away In all, more than 1.200 people A ll Doata!" which open* Sunday at the IlITZ T IIB A T ItK with Jetf with about 100 cameras are pro­ Chandler, George Nader, Jullq --------------viding TV coverage from Inside ■%\dama, and Lex Darker in the ] P R A IR IE LAKK DRIVE-IN 11 S ta rrin g role*. I the Cow Palace, on the streets, Sitowing tonlte and Satunlay, The »tudin scheduled It* produc­ in the hoteli and at airports. tion of this picture to coincide “ Seven Cities of Gold". For this John Daly of ABC I* the only with the maneuver*, which took Cinemascope film in fine color hy place in and around the Virgin Is­ I)o Luxe, Robert D. Webb ami TV commentator operating di­ rectly wllhln the convention ball.! land*. „ , . . . i .Barbara Mcl-ran, the produces, Hr and a dorrn assistants work turned to an illu.triou. chapter in in a tiny booth up near the roof. on and ftom the U. 3. S. Randall,. . . . __ , _ an attack transport, which doubl- '^,e history o f California. The “ W e're sitting on each other’s ed a* the Belinda, the fictitious; story, from a novel by Isabelle shoulders," ho said, “ hut we feel vessel _____ on which .... the story, !>ry, based • Gibson Ziegler, _ . deals with the that being right here in the hall on Kenneth M. Dodson** l>esl-»ell- founding of the first Mission in is the only way to rover it— gel^<ng nov;el unfolds what is now California by Father Ing a first, not second hand view, Jumpero Serra. The accent, how­ nr things as they happen. The SPINNING IMPRESSION ever, is on artion, including num­ other networks, hy being o ff the CHARLESTON. W. Va. (W - Paul erous fights between tin Spanish tutor, have to become slaves to soldiers and the Indians. White, 24, really made an tmprestheir cameras. Here, the ramrras In this film, production, direc­ follow the narration which fob don when he went for a spin the tion and editing are all of a high low* the events on the floor itother Hay on U. S. 119. order. The acting is excellent. He siJeswiped two car*, knocked Starring Diehard Egan, Anthony 1self." | Marshall Dlskin, Ihe director, down two utility poles, left aj Quinn, Michael Bennie, Jeffrey coordinates ABC’s roverage in a Hunter, nita Moreno. wreckage of power lines along Ihe master control room beneath the .^highway, tore down sixty feet of stands. Tims' far, he hasn’ t had DISRUPTION a moment as hsd as one In Chi­ ^fence and nine steel posts, anj FORT PIERCE, Fla. '.P - A five finally hit a third utility pole which foot alligator disrupted play in a cago last week when an ABC camrra caught a closettp o f an demolished his car. hurry when he waddled nil to the obviously pregnant woman. On White walked away with a slight­ diamond during a hoy*’ Pony Lea­ her shoulder was a big pin gue baseball game. ly puffed lip. .“ llairimnn I* Ihe man.” There was an immediate uproar "W e did Just edit It out In which subsided only after Ken Gor- tim e," Disktn said. “ It never got dy, a leant manager, managed lo on the a ir." John NnUtt's story lasso and tie the reptile and turn Walter Cronklte, CBS’ anchor him over to police. man, operates from a itudio o ff The saurian apparently was m the convention floor. In front of BushcJ from a nearby drainage his desk Is an “ 'electronic win­ ditch by dogs. dow." about 4 feet by 7 feet, on which a live picture o f the floor activity is superimposed while Cronkitc talks. “ It Is a constant awortl banging IlrinR (he Kiddies in For over our heads," h# said. “ We keep worrying one o f the techni­ cians will go wrong and the TV Fri. • Hat. • Sun. audience will sec what's actually A t The "Smith of Ecuador" on the other aide ef tho w in dow lights. surplus cables, bare w a!ll.,, Also on the ground floor and a good distance from the assembled delegations are NBC’a Chet Hunt1208 So. Park Ave. ley, Dave Brinkley and BIU Hen Sunday, S P. M. Channel 0 TRUE TI day tN tirth short M O M and D A D Ills ) F R E E IC E C R E A M TelephontTim Im p e ria l S e rv ic e S ta tio n ry. TORN FROM the page* o f Hiatory. A story o f Boundles*-Faith and Vision. Seven Cities o f Qold Showing Tonight and Saturday at Prairie Lake Drive-In The Sanford Herald Radio £ TV Log w ii so t v c M t r m ORLANDO a m in * v k v k n in o l:M t in a .oo t ill a to S ill 7 0# 7■ SO • • tin > mi >1# tOi## toil# It:## ASvtnture With Uasle W att Cartoon Carnival Waalher-Nawa-gporta John n il? N s »a Spotlight On Sport* Randatvous iiollrw ooil Buwmar Theatre Kobls Hood crusader riarhouse of ISara 1,'nilerrurrent Pantomime Highway I'slrot IJfa e f W it* Nlaht Nans tlaport 1 1 :1 1 Htarllahl Theatre 11:1# blen-off ■ ATUM liaV 1:10 Munaina Hlgn-un program Resume s : i« f»nws-Wvatlier tilu Captain Kaugaro* *« io •'Furr*' lull'# W inky Utah * * » • unlo 11r. 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Walk ghow H — I t ilo l l : t l Sign-Off 4IONUAT M O M lIX a 0:41 Tssl Pellsrn ?ioo tint'd Morning 1:00 Capitis Kangaroo Situ Uf All Things »ilo Arthur Uodlrey tOllO Strike It lllih 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:11 la v * of Idf* l l i l l l a i r Hhnw l l i l n Search lor Tomorrow H i l l Guiding Light 11:11 11:00 IS:|n ISitO 1:00 A rrca voox 11:00 Itepnrt gland I7p A It* Counted At World Turns Johnny Corson h T M a - iA x r n a n 0:00 0:11 Olio 1:11 7:00 1:11 1:10 IlOO till 0:10 |n:io I0:lo IliOO 0:00 0:01 0:10 OHO 111! 1:00 1:11 1:00 ami (llO 1:11 1:00 0:11 lilt tamo 10:11 ItilO 10:11 11:11 H ill 19.no 11:11 H ill 1:11 1:10 4:04 4 10 diBB 1:04 1.04 S ill S I* S:IS loss K IL O C T C L K I m illA T g tg x ix a World A t Big Tw iligh t gunge Spuria Hook Muaia at Random Drifting On A Cloud Rotes For A la d y IPs Dnitretltrie Might Kdllloe Strictly Instrumental Rhythm Ilnur At Rome With Musis Newe Hlge O ff Bt T I NDAT MOBNIgU Slg* On Dawn Ureakar* Newt Weeiern Jamboree Newe Seven O'clock Club News ■port* At A Olane* Jockey's Choice Morning Devotion* Iferm nnr Time W orld At Nine Morning Melodise 1401 Club ewe 00 Club . ew* rlattln Ilnur Four-If rlu b H Country Hi* Is. IT. 1 A. APTUBkOOW W orld At Non# Radio Farm Dlgeet Bar Non* Ranch Am trlran la a g u * Gam* Bar None Ranch Teen Tim * News T es* Tim * The Rhythm Ilnur W orld At Slg KVRXI Xn Tint T ill 1:14 7:4! 0:04 * 114 0:44 1:11 0:|4 10:14 111410 11:04 1:11 1:04 1:14 lill . A SCENE FROM “ Song O f Tho South" showing at tho Movicland Ride-In Theatre Sunday and Monday. Scheduled In technicolor Sunday I and Monday at the M O V IE LAN D III DE-IN is Walt Disney’s latest movie production Song of tho South. Bill Haley nod his Comets will appear Tuesday nod Wednesday In “ Rock Around The Clock" aerond feature will be "The Way Out" starring Gene Nelson and Mona Freeman. Thursday and Friday “ Hidden Guns" plus the second lilg hit starring John Wayne nnd Maureen O 'ila rg in “ Rio Grand*", I MAKI Colonial Williamsburg, Va. which has been restored at It was’ in battles for American in­ dependence, has attracted more than 100,000 student visitors from 2,200 arhnola throughout the U.S. In 1D.YYM. P R A I R I E S U M U M M /T U M / UST A ll YEAR 10NG Capture it all in Snapshott WIEBOLDTS CAM ERA SHOP 210 Park Ave. L A K E Ph. 887 ? ^ atri S U N D A Y — M O N D AY F R ID A Y A SATU RD AY GRtAT im* locom otive CHASE PARKklt h JAV r n ala* Im Color Ry D IS N E Y Academy Award Winner MEN A G A IN S T the A R T IC ft “ H E LL’S H A L F A CRH Wendell Corey Evelyn Key eg How T « B a r* an Accident A t H o iti Then fitt he pad with a re­ movable muslin eaa* which can be audsed in tha washing ma­ chine along with Ihe suit. TO D AY A SATU R D AY L A S T T IM E TO N IG H T S TA R TS 7:20 t 'if H D Malone t f iW O lH N Z I L S e r e h a d I — . ■. W a w n w C ocow FIVE GUNS WEST — jOANfONTAINC“ SEswr* — — -HEM YUm t iSSm’Jm F E A T U R E —b i l l s T w iligh t gunge Sport* Rnok Mutle A T Random liOrt Drifting On A Cloud l i l t even in g Music 1:14 Juke But Saturday Nlghl »;«# Night Kdltlon 0:11 Facts Forum 0.14 T il* tlhrthm Hnur 10:14 At Home W ith Mn.lo 14:14 News 11:04 ■Igg O ff T :0* By HAL MrCI.URE HOLLYWOOD UB-Shlrlcy Booth leaned back In her chair bcilde her swimming pool and said, “ I wish I hadn’ t won the Academy award an soon." Not that the Oicar— for her 19S2 portrayal of a frumpy hausfrau in "Come Back Lltllc Sheba’ ’— has done her any harm. “ But, I felt It camr much too quickly. It was my fitat motion picture, you know. I always think you lhould work up to something,” she said. Her success on the stage with “ Sheba" and subsequent plays came after many years of hard work, frustration and tears. Mias Booth, by the way, made her Broadway debut in 1923 with a young fellow named Humphrey Bo­ gart. The rcd-halrcd actress Is a tem­ porary Hollywnodian while appear­ ing in the play, “ The Desk Set". “ It’s a funny thing,” she went on, “ when success arrive* In your later years, no one is envious at all. Older people hope the same lightning might strike them; the younger folks aren’ t a bit Jealous because they know you’ ve been working for II a long tim e." Shirley, who doesn't look her 49 years, recalled a conversation with her ex-husband. Ed Gardner, creat­ or of “ Duffy’s Tavern.'* “ Ed said, ’ Shirley, people envy me my surcess, but they all hope you'll make it to the top one of these days. They say, good ol' Shirley; she’ s been pluggin’ away a long time.' ” liong-mcmoried r a d i o f a n s might recall that Shirley played the original “ Miss Duffy" on tho radio for two years. She and Gard­ ner were divorced in 19U. Shirley interrupts her busy sche­ dule at the end of the month for a two-month tour of England, France and Italy. She returns to San Fran­ cisco and several more weeks with “ Tho Desk Set". In January, she starts, "N e x t of Kin,” her third motion picture. She plumped tome pillows behind her, leaned back and sighed: "Ol" Shirley—maybe a little more tired — is atilt pluggin’ aw ay." m a rt q .--alPi* if aMl►tapedkf T*T _ kUUUNO COV. • loot* OOtMAN• ft- WtlOHt CAJAfMU• tAtH! COIO0 * — PLUS — SATURD AY O N LY R ID E C IE D R U t ml thm HgkHmg f t l N o,d,ab,0JL IIW m if'M KlM iu m u s a m th x T cmi ren * FE A TU R E — 7:J1___ SECOND FE A T U R E H 'V tlAT MuMkihn STARTS SU N D AY THE BATTLE CRY OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC ... ■Igg On Muelcal Prngrem Hymn Tima Mntlcal Prngrem ■plrltuel Tim * Musical* J. r. cm* W orld Al Nla* nay Anthony Musical* floaptl singers Church Service ■gntfev Serened* AFTF.BklH»V American la a g u * Game A ve Marla Hnur Forward March T w iligh t Sungs S U N D A Y A M O ND AY RVKVIMfl 0lO4 Wnrld At HI* S ill ■ o ffty Program 1:14 Berentd* In Blue 1:41 * L Frencla Hour lit# Ourtt Star T i l l llere'e Tn Vat* T:l4 Progdly W * Mali 0:44 The Bridge 0:14 Dial -TJ'< For Musi# I4il4 A t Home W ith llual* 111** ■Igg O ff HOMDAF g o a x ix a 1:44 ■Igg On 1:41 D * » n Urenheri S i l l Newe 0:11 Wesirrn Jamboree 4:11 Newe T;0B Bevta O’clock Club T ill New a-Flerlde T:I0 N ew t-W orld T i l l ■port* At A Glance 1:01 Jockey'* Choice M eralgg Devotleae 0:41 Harmony T im * I I I W orld A t Nine 0:11 Morning Mrledlae S it* Mere jk There la.oa i m Club m lilts 'MS it 14***C1uh name O f Melody W orld At Mean A F T B S IM R Radio Farm Digest N oe* Reach ivewt Bar N ee* Reach American League Gam* T o e - Time ff*we TraettM "CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE" CJTHAMOB • B O W M O E • I 0CIIIMI0ET j �! Parking Facilities W ill M ake S h e j^ rM e c c a For This * The dtjr parking problem It really so simple mere aqoin fn t of M ti than of that wo don’t become i l l And the progress Btrfint ■Booa. loflln* the oaur’ "umbar of made in this all-important field in the last towa uakae about half century has been little short o f m tr* oars a day Into any _ « ww*> trytaf to atoek all tho colons. W riting in the Journal o f The American ska cflOdrsn'a pla* blocks into a bos that's too Medical Association, Dr. James W att says: ' Than art two obvious answers: to create ’While literally thousands o f cases o f ma­ arkiflff space, with lota, ramps and laria were seen each year In my home state turnover at tho curb, or to eat when I was a child, today there are virtually none. I f the dlptherln mortality rate o f 1900 bo returns of oars to ha parked. prevailed today, there would be over 60,000 ; CMOS generally are encased In valiant deaths a year. In 1950 there were actually efforts to make more peridng •pace, bat 410. According to rates o f 1900, there should they can’t catch op with the need. Aa for now be over 45,000 deaths from typhoid; Muring the number of cars flowing in, it actually In 1950 there were 114. Similar fig ­ cook! be done by widespread plana to aharo ures could be given for other major com­ rlde« for work, ahoppln# and bualneaa er­ municable diseases.” Now the medical fra­ rands, and by free ter use of public tranapor- ternity is battling the diseases and affile tatton for short tripe. ttona which have not been defeated. , ' Bat for moat Americans the automobile It is worth noting thst preventive med Is a symbol of Independence, of freedom iclne has suffered most in countries where from other people’s schedules. Most oeonle medicine is either socialised or controlled by m otho would rather rick spending twenty minutes the government Writers on England’s na­ looking tor a place to park than wait ten tional health system have pointed to this. minutes for a neighbor finishing an errand. in such countries are often over th# parking parking problem la worked. They lack the time for study, ex •5 Hera Hara In Sanford, Sanford, thei problem la ex­ its gnat manaec should tha angle parking periment, and research. And the bureau­ more downtown streets bo eliminated. crats who make the rules nrd Issue the • Then la an unusually large parking lot orders have small Interest In projects mraOaMa to ahoppon and business people, which may not produce results for long dhougfc to taka cart of many more cars periods o f time. than generally use it. And In using thin Progress in medicine— like all progress Free municipal sendee, there an no long — flourishes in an atmosphere o f freedom, toll lights, bumpers, and extremely long end withers In an atmosphere o f coercion. ttheslbased cars protruding into the street • • • ■ ,4b hinder the motorist. ! City planners should take advantage now The television industry is faced today df the opportunity to change the old-fashwith a problem encountered by the motion lined angle narking habtta of our city and Become modern with plenty of room to picture industry many years ago. The drive and move ears through traffic at a fas­ question o f what is and ia not good taste, suitable for showing in the homes o f viewter pace. era, la a perplexing one. Our friends about us will enjoy their Censorship o f television by an outside vlstta ben If we do not crowd eat Then le no doubt that ample agency, such as a governmental body, does facilities will make our city a not seem to be the answer. Such a solution ajbopptng mace# for tho Central Florida gives a relatively small group the right to Stassen Digs O w n Political Grave TH! GOLDEN ARM But be threw away that B y IA M B S M AE LOW then be stood—In full view P m » -Ns « t wtue iye * aw . - ."AN. FRA V Q a C O p jA . ~ Harold of the ronventfno And..tb4LpeM {^tf SUioen dies hard. He dug a politi- television audience— sad backed cal grave fo r himself end Wednes­ Nixon with high pralae. His argument against Nixon bad day he jumped la. But wnen last seen he was still having polities, been that the vice president, run­ ning with Eisenhower would cost twitches. Busses, pure poison to most Re­ the Republicans mulkma o f votes. No wonder be became poison to publican politicians since he s u it ­ ed his fight against Vice President the politicians: not directly but oy Nixon's renomination, Wednesday Implication, he wee raising the wound up seconding Nixon's re- question o f Elsennower's physi­ cal ability to serve out another nomination. Then, without visible embar­ four years. For. in aaylng millions o f voters rassment about this gigantic switch, he predicted he'd be Ulk- would turn against an Eiseubowing on political Issues for years cr-Nlxon ticket, he was saying millions wouldn’t want Nixon for to come. As a political force, SUssen has president If anything happened M been going down for years. And Eisenhower, here he landed In the basement. | The 49-year-old Stassen bed No one was ever more alone — 'been an Immensely \ambitious or le ft more alone — than Suslen man. The national spotlight seenls and his anti-Nixon drive. to attract him. He has been flutHe might have been able to re-j taring around It ever since 1940 capture some suture — at least.when he was keynote speaker at as e prophet— if he had remained quiet, once he had lost, and if the Elsenhower-Nixon ticket was de feated in the Nov. 6 election. S T V Industry1* Problem It’s tha comfort and ease that they like wet being noshed about sa one would find Ift a crowded, congested and uncomfortable downtown shopping district 2 Kindt Of Medicine Then an, broadly spea^IngT^o kind# e l medicine. The one with which idf, aa patfenta, are familiar Is that which works to eorraet a specific illness. - The other la preventive medM*B. Its parpoas, ae the name tmpllee, le Is aee te it Th« Sanford Herald ; PuMte>*« Petty S u m satertor » M l » i « i » fc w m a a sseeot e l m saattar Ostebee «T, me « e net omee eC BenfetS. Merida ender tte Aet if Ite Bm U I i Oewgr—* nf Mara* I t t t t l M iter AM FaMiaha* ■ I M U Beeeetlre M lte e l HO, Advertiele* Meneaer t M a t e r e f the AteeeUted Frees ssxxsi b a r e . ■» ~ s u y J s s r 1 . a r a S M.TS f t ! 1 ,1 » x * s ** s m ltl.lt & tmr n r«w !« f i i f w r t t J i i r t iM K j t f ________ F ri Aag. I4,1H 4 ~ TODAY** BIBLE V E tll / “For what glory le ft, when ye bd baffet•4 fhr your faulte, ya shall M e H patientlyT but if, whan ya do v A suffer for ft y e taka H patiently, f i g la acceptable wtth God.** 1 * 5 ar I:S0 Legol Mohce decide for an enormous number o f peoptf What should or should not be seen. It aeems likely that some code devised by the industry itself is likely to evolve. Such a coda would succeed only If the people in the Industry really wanted it to succeed. They should want this; their own profit and aelf-reapect depend on i t Those who undertake the difficult task o f entertaining, informing and educating tha public — and television is supposed to do all three — have definite responsibil­ ities, Television is an Intimate medium r it tomes Into our living rooms, speaks to our children. Me intelligent person would want to see * by needieaa restrictions. But surely who make television work can __________the Important tank o f governing teltrhtea’e l y a s r s when It visits our homes. • •. Family SiahMaaina Trip The lest week before eehool starts mtsl*— when the kid* feel .tb it they’ ve done everything end ptayed "everywhere and have run otft o f vacation ideas— la a fine time for pM last family sight-seeing expedition. It doesn't matter much where, as long as U’r • to moat o f the family. It might be a trip to a different lake or woods or pleaaaht country picnic place. Or to a museum or xoo or factory wltlj conducted tours. Or a trip to a neighboring town to aea old friends or relatives seldom encoun­ tered. The one last fling o f summer, while there's atlll tlma to be Isiaurely, Is always fun before plunging Into fall work. F in a lly By DAVID 1. ROAD8K HONG KONG opt— It took a U rge economy-site toothache to drive Po Hslao-chou to a Peiping dentist. He should have sUyed la bed. After three weeks of suffering with a swollen jaw, Po decided to risk It. Like all good Communists, he toddled off to the sU tc hospital In Peiping. Like all denUl patients, he heav­ ed a sigh of relief when the den­ tist couldn't see him on the first trip. His fever wasn't high enough to get him Into line with a horde ef other patlenU. But the tooth nagg­ ed and a short time lite r, Po whip­ ped up his courage and trotted off to the state hospital again. ThU time they admitted him. There was n big crowd In the waiting room kgsln, so, just to while away the time, Po pleked up a thing called tha "Suggestions Book," a Communist Invention In which people Inscribe tbelr com­ plaints about Ufa in n workers' paradise. " I began to re td ," said Po, In a feature article written for the Peiping People's Dally. And the more he read, the more his fever rose. One patient wrote: "Today you smashed my tooth while pulling it out hard. Because the under part o f tho tooth was still there, operation was required to take It out. So you pulled apart the opening with knives and used drill, chisel and other Uatruments G oes To to extract it. Thsn In stitching the opened part you broka three need­ les. "Then, you waited for a long time for new needles borrowed from other sections. This time, you snapped the needle point and what was worse, the point just disap­ peared. You searched Inside my mouth for the broken piece and even used emaU books to' probe the part operated on." For a while, Po could read no further. He wondered If his ailing tooth really had to be taken out. Po turned tha page and found the doctor'a reply to the patient’* com­ plaints. "Com rade,. your remark is bas­ ically correct. Wa aceept it whole­ heartedly. "B ut th* altuation on that day requires explanation. Your tooth has bad an abnormal growth and this makes our Job difficult. "A s to the broken needles, they *--e h-imemade one* bought In BhatighaL Aa the needle* ar* not oi garni q..ali:>, we wish here to apologise to you on behalf of the needla factory. "A s to tho time spent in locating the broken needle point, It was antlraty worthwhile. Por if the point were left In the Jaw, It might develop com plica tlona." "However, we have dona our very best and the point haa not been found. Maybo, It might have been washed away togotbar with the-blood.” G U L F & l l l ^ 1 D e n tis t " I bad the creeps," wrote Po. " I turned tense. But just then the nurse called my number." Trembling, he entered the con­ sultation room. "Remembering what 1 had read In the suggestions book, I was on guard," Po said. "Th e doctor started probing the Inside of my mouth with a spoon like mirror and a small hook. Knocking my teeth one by one the doctor finally located the bad tooth and decided to pull It out.” The operation was a success. No pain. On his way home, Po kept his mouth shut, so germs wouldn't get Into his mouth. Baek home, he laughed over the panic the sug­ gestions book had brought blip. " I started a good laugh and looked at my laughing mouth In tha mirror. "Good heavens! Ona thing froxe my smile, 1 rubbed my ayes and took a good look. I was not wrong: "Th e nasty tooth was still there but the good one next to It was gon t." TALLAH A8SEE * — Marcus G. Rawls o f Jacksonville was ap­ pointed a member o f the State Board o f Forestry by Gov. Col­ lins Wednesday succeeding C. A. Roberts o f Laks Butler. Don S. Evans of Orlando and John Stadnlk o f Miami Springs were named to the Florid* Board o f Pharmacy. Evans succeeds Dewey H. Johnson for a term ending Dec. SI, 1959. and Stadnlk replaces A. William Morrison for a term ending Dec. SL Other appointments: Rev. Johnion Pace o f Fort W al ton Beach, a member of the Okaloosa County' Welfare Board succeeding Mrs. George Adams. Donald E. Ftusell o f Buihnell, justice o f the peace, District Sumter County. - James D. A. Holly o f Tallahas­ see, a member o f the State Board o f Accountancy succeeding " Colley Jr. Three ti-n ft= rtn .W 4 . t S O „ * a i . tot the Republicanpresidential nomin ation. Three time* ho got bU wings singed, fm<| uhlng a poor alat-ran. v Ho is not a man who stays quiet long. Steadily tram 1M4 to 19Sj\ bo Jod boon molting political ■poechos and public statements, advising outh Democratic end liepublican loaders what to do b 19U Blaonbower gave him a government Job. Meet recently he has been tte President’s advUer on disarmament In these Joby within tha Eieeteower admlnlitraJi tion he hasn’t had much opportunity for talking. But a few week* ago he broke through by announcing his drive against Nixon and suggesting Gov, Christian A. Herter o f Massachu­ setts should be the Republicans' vice presidential candidate. Herter hurriedly said he not only wasn't a candidate but would, put Nixon's name before the con® vention. This didn't stop Stassen. Republican leaders crossed to tte other side o f tho street to get away from him. ITiey said they were all for Nixon. So SUssen, without a candidate, came bare to continue hie fight. Pretty soon he found there were not any delegates going along with him either—publicly, anywey. He^ gave up. 1 Another man might have simply kept quiet after this. Not SUssen. Under the bright glow o f the spot­ light* he made a long speech for Nixon. BUICK Trade-Ins 1952 Plymouth Sedan A Good Buy % 4 ? U TB ICE CREAM ^ Fri. • Sat- • Sun. A t Ths TOUGH CARR O KLAH O M A C ity (A P )— Police Chief Roy Bergman ordered bis top detective* to “ solve this case.’’ The case — someone stole a radio microphono from a detec­ tive cruiser while th* officers were away. Imperial Service Station 1108 So. Park A r t. 1949 Pontiac 2 Dr. Sedan 1949 Buick Super Sedan p 1951 M ERCURY 2 Door Sedan P R E M I U M Tubeless 1952 FORD (V 8 ) 2 Door Sedfcn 1951 Buick Super Sedan Law MUsaga 1958 FORD (V 8 ) Sedan Extra Ooaa, i 1952 B U IC K SE D AN Law Milsacs • u te AgrUalUr* Petite la. 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Trade-in today—own Bis best for Iota. if Self-seals punctures on running wheels ★ Protects against bruits blowout! if Provides maximumsafety against Me 1954 M E RC U RY SED AN i!M 1955 Plymouth Sedan _ 1955 B U IC K S P E C IA L H ARD TO P _ U | 'W T R A O I-IN , U POR A fO itiji N IW S IT N O W ! Law Mileage 1955 Buick Roadmaater Sedan Looto Ntw-omly 7999 Ml. A D A IR and H U S K IN H. B. O W E N 1st Strati and French Are. 19th Street aa* Park Ava. MERLE W ARNER TOAIA1Y O'STEEN M a t * Avs. aM B. la l Stfesi J. BraileyOdhcun, Paifc Ava. and 2nd Street distributor (ISM Discount �71 Plans To W ed Are Announced SocialfcvMitA ^ Cloud; .Teaflief Does Not Stop O.E.S. Members . i : - — 18 Youngsters W ill Finish Swimming Course Tomorrow By M isrH ari ell - An enthusiastic group of 11 youngsters will complete, tomor­ row ;' ‘ Yhi” beglrm rrr t course at th e-M n plsir t— Pool under the Instruction and aupervl■Ion of Robert Samuel, American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor. The course, which has been free to all children, between the ages of five and 10, comprises the follow­ ing six main phases' Adjustment to the water; Buoyance, balance and relasation; changing position and movement through the water; coordinated stroking; methods of entering the water and safety skills. The following have enrolled nl the course:— Carol Samuel, Mari­ lyn and Wayne Kbps, Cathy and Donald Green. Steve. Cindy, Ctarl* and Robert Wilson, Helen Mann, Sandra Katz, Myrna and Charles Meeks, Ssndra and Nancy Perkins, Billy and Barbara Smith and Rob­ ert Ring. TH E SANFO RD H E R A LD F i t A « f . 24, 1958 F a te t District (Cmttanad Press Page I ) T ante o f business and and fostering- -cita advancement- ■ o f good will, understanding rod.pesce among all the people o f t h e wonoo u' Each year, this world-wide s e r - ’ vice organization continue* t o " Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrell o f Christmas, Fla., have announced the engagement and approaching marriage o f their daughter, A rlln e, FR ID A Y Harrell, to Leon Bryant, sor of The Eastern Star's annual Kline will Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bryant, of picnic, held Wednesday night all The Rev. O. E • p.m., was a great success; In; conduct the morning devotions Elba, Ala. The marriage will take place •pile o f the fact that cloudy j over WTRR, Sanford, at S:30 a.m. Here's an utterly delightful way grow in numbers and hi strength,'' weather made i t necessary for The Boy Scout swimming m eet, ° " Fl* ,,)r-1 Au«; s>; ln th« a * * ' to serve chicken to guoets. President Person* added. During ' 1 uo*a Baptist Church at Chulota. tham to utilise the Oviedo City will be held at the Municipal Pool Cblckea Fiaeappto Casserole the past fiscal year, XSi newo The bride-to-be was born in Hall Instead o f holding It in at 7:30 p. m. Carried Rice Rotary Cluba w ere organised Seminole County and attended Sweetwater Park as originally Tcssed ‘ Green Salad SUNDAY schools in Union Park and the scheduled. 48 countries o f North, South Hot Bella The R.A.’a o f the First Baptist Coronal Cakt Beverage Mrs. Phil Wyatt, Worthy Mat­ Church will meet under the lead­ Howard Junior High School In Central America, Europe, Asia, Orlando. The bridegroom was CHICKEN P IN E A P P L E ron, gave the Invocation after ership o f Vance Duke Jr. Africa and the Islands at th f born in Elba, Ala. and attended CASSEROLE which there was no further pro­ 6:00—The Junior Choir of the school there. He is now employ­ Pacific, and seven countries , Ingredients: One frying chicken gram planned, other than the First Baptist Church will rehearse. ed in Apopka. were added to Rotary's roeter-* (about 2H pounds ready-to-cook "enjoyment and relaxation" of MON. CAL. Angola, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Neth» weight), 4 tablespoons flour, 1 the members and their guests. The Sunday School Cabinet of the teaspoon salt, 1/16 teaspoon pop­ erlands, New Guinea, Ruanda* ‘ The 66 memberi. relatives and! First Baptist Church will meet for per, U cup butter, U cup chicken Urundl and Swaziland. friends present could not begin to supper at J. Roy Britt's home, 114 broth, one No. I can pineapple do Justice to all the "delicious" Catalina Dr. at 7:00 P. M. chunks (w ell drained), I orange, The United Nations M ission' A food brought to the picnic by tho Instructor Samuel is planning o" MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. Homer Little and sugar, nutmeg, S teaspoons corn­ organizing an intermediate etass, sent to Inspect the Trust Terri­ members, In the form o f basket Tbs Rainbow Girls will meet at 1 tablespoons cooking lunches. In fact there was so the Masonic Temple at 7:30 p. m. their son, Bobby, have returned starch, o f which announcement will be tory of New Guinea was com­ sherry. from a month’s tour of the Wes­ posed a f representatives o f B rt-; made at a later date. much to eat that they Just didn't TUESDAY Method: Have chicken cut Into tain, Belgium, India and Guate­ know what to do with It all and The Young People's Department tern States. They took the North­ mala. finally had to take- a great deal of the First Baptist Church will ern route out, stopping o ff to see about 10 pieces; clean In cold o f it bark home with them. have a hamburger fry at the home Rocky Mountain National Park, water and dry. Mia flour, aalt HKBRF.W -CHRDrnAN E V A N G E LIS T Lester L. Marx w ill speak and pepper. Roll chicken pieces Sunday night at 7:30 at the First Baptist Church In 8anfor>l. He It may be aafely said that "a of Mrs. W. E. Giles, Laka Monroe, Colo., Yellowstone Park, Wyo., at 7:00 P. M. All college students Yosemite National Park, Calif. in flour mlxtuiw. Melt butter In will include in his program a film of widespread Interest, The good time was had by all." a»J members teaching arc urged to They came back by way of the large (• or 10 Inches) skillet; add Young Hebrew-Evangelist will also sneak next Wednesday at noon Southern route visiting Las Vegas,, chicken and brown on both sides. before the Sanford Klwanla Club aa he concludes his senes of ap­ coma. pearances before local church and civic groups and begins his appear­ NEW YO RK tfl - James A. Par­ The Frances Hortoe Circle Nev., Grand Canyon, Aria., Carls-; Place chicken pieces in casserole; ances in Seminole County schools. ley, who was hit In the face by meet et «:00 P. M. at the home bad C avem i, N. M „ and Gallup, Jadd chicken broth. Cover and a flying scorecard at th# Demo­ of Mrs Benny Austin; 2330 Palmet­ N. M., w here'th ey attended the bake la moderate (S60 degrees) This Ad Good cratic convention, undorwent an Intertribal Ceremony. They also j oven about >3 minute*. Then re­ to Ave. For 18.50 O ff Any emergency operation on his right The regular meeting of tho D A. spent some time tn New Orleans, move from oven: add plnaapple. eye yesterday. Cut orange In S round «llcea and A m C m f T o m O IT O W Regular Price Mrs. Margaret Benham enter­ V. will be held at 1:00 at the D.A. Louisiana. Place over chicken. Sprinkle each , Farley’s office said later that, tained at a dinner In her home V. Hut. Wave o f 110.00 or Seminole County Agricultural teaspoon A group of Sanford girls ts slice of orange with b irrin g complications, his eye­ Wednesday night to honor Stabilisation A Conservation Com­ Over, Except having a houseparty at New sugar and a Uttla nutmeg. In­ •Chuck" Wlrth on his birthday. B. G. "Uncle B art" Methvin, 64, mitteemen wUI be elected by mail sight will not be impaired. Helene Curtis crease oven heat to 379 legrvet Smyrna Beach and expect to be The form er postmaster general Use Benham home and dinner ta­ ballot again thia year, according there until Sunday. They are: and bake chicken, covered, IS passed away at the local hospital Franchisgd. and Democratic notional chairble were gaily decorated for the to Homer Ballard County Office Misa Betty Ann Munson, Miss minutes longer or until teodsr at 6:10 p. m. Thursday following occasion with varl-colored hlblsW e Featurg Manager. Ballou wUI be mailed man was reported “ resting com­ Nancy Travasoa, M lsi Marty Cam­ when tested with a fork. Arrange a short Hines*. A| cue. by Sept. 7, 1*34, and must bear fortably" after the operation at Realistic, Zotoa and eron, Mlse Janice Kinlaw, Miss chicken, pineapple and orange Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Ha was born la Fort OalMa, Oa., Invited to the dinner were Mr. postmark on return no later than The Joy Ruth Sunday School Elisabeth Woodruff and Misa Har­ slices on serving platter. Pour Bonat Wavea Hospital. on Aug. I I , U M and haa mad* his Sept. » , IN I. end Mrs, Charles Wlrth of Cnl Class of the First Baptist Church liquid In baking pan into skillet riet Redding. 8 Senior Operator! The operation was " f o r the cor­ horn* her* In Sanford for th* past Community Election board con­ trmbus, O., Mr. and Mrs. T. F. held its monthly meeting Tues­ chicken was browned la. Mix X Benham, Mrs. Elma Smith, Mr. day, Aug. XI, at • p.m. In the sisting of Chairman O. Leo But- rection o f a detached retina," A ir Conditioned 35 years at 101S West First St. teaspoons cornstarch with X Mr. and Mrs. William Speer and Farley’s office said. and Mrs. Charles Benhsm, Miss home o f Mrs. Marvin Quickert, Haircuts $1.00 Mr. Methvin wa« a retired A t ner, Cader Hart, and James T. family o f P t Lauderdale, were tablespoons sherry until amooih; Corine Benhsm and Charles Ben­ 1211 Randolph St. Farley, 66, w ai hit In the face McLain Jr. have named the fol­ here for a brief visit with his par­ add to skillet Cook and stir until lantic Coast Line railroad conduc­ by a card thrown tn the* crowd la ham Jr. The meeting was called to order ents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Speer, thickened and bubbly; pour over tor, a member o f the Central Bap­ lowing nominee*, Leslie T. Bry­ the bunt o f enthusiasm last Thurs­ A fte r tho dinner was over, an, R. P. Cooper, R. W. Estes, by the president, Mrs. Otto before going on to Ft. Lauderdale. chicken. Serve at owe*. Make* 4 tist Church o f Sanford, a member W. G. KUbee, R. P. Lamont, and day night when Adlal E. Steven­ more friends o f the honored guest Thomas, and the devotion given to 9 serving!. arrived fo r e surpriso birthday of th* Masonic Lodgt No. IX P A C. S. Lee. son was nominated fo r president by Mrs. Alfred C h i l e s Jr., Miss Bobbie Munson will be - party. Some games were pleyed Mrs. Chiles also reported on two Tha five receiving highest num­ in Chicago. AM, a member of the Order J 1 H S. O A S ■ * « . coming home this weekend from • a t which prise* were won. But The statement by F a rle y 'i o ff­ Railroad Brotherhood Conductors, ber o f vote* will take o ffice on letters that she had recieved from Camp Tapawatngo in Bridgeton, ice said. than more games were played 111* R ln tic l r V IIS * * * '. U a m . l a 1u . and a member of the Sanford Hunt­ Oct. I, 1*94. tho Baptist Children's Home In Me. and all thv prises taken away Athera may be nominated by ing Club. Lakeland. Reports were given by from the form er winner* and **■ He la survived by tour daugh petition signed by 10, or more the group captains and secretaries Friends of Lowell E. Jeffords changed in a "hilarious" mix-up received by tars: Mrs. C. S. Wlttn, Miss Ella* eligible voters I f and Prospects and new member* Sr., will be happy to hear that ha that prevented anyone’* knowing both Methvin, Miaa Emma Jaaa Chairman O. Leo Buteer at ASC were discussed as well as methods is doing nicely after undergoing who bad won p r in t and who had Methvin, and Miaa Tom m y* Meth­ Office, Courthouse, Sanford, by By ADDIE PB E V A T T of contacting them. surgery Wednesday afternoon at not, vin, all o f Sanford; five slstara: September 4, 1066. Ballou will Mrs. H. H. Geiger had aa bar Mrs. Marvin Wood was elected Orange McmoriaJ Hospital In Or­ A eako with the words "H ap­ provide apace fa r writing la lando, and may receiva visitor* guests for th* weekend, her arms, Mra. C. W. Busk, Mrs. C. C. May, to be a new group captain, after py Birthday Chuck" printed a and Miss Clydl* Math via of Plant Names of Eligible* If desired. Harold and Wayne o f Miami. Mr*. starting Sunday. ^ -S ' cross the top centered the re- which two new members, Mrs. Eligibility requirement* for Geiger returned home with them City; Mr*. EH*n Scott of gt. Aug mi freshmsnt table which was over- Patricia Wilson and Mr*. Dorothy Voting will Accompany Ballot^ ustlne and Mra. Jack Tam r**' of Mrs. Harry lteeren has returned for a visit. : laid with a white linen cloth and Johns, were welcomed into the fo r hold[ng Tallahassee; and four grandchild ■Iso requlremenU to her home on Palmetto Ave., Mis* Susie Pulford la spending brightly ademed with many gag- clase. Plan* war* discussed for O ffice of ASC Com m itteem en ran. after a summer vacation apert In the week in Elfera with relative*. colored hibiscus and asserted the “ toe cream social" to b* held Plata envelope* fo r / fatin g Funeral aervlce* will be held at Toronto, Montreal, Quebec and Mr. and Mra. Jamea Hughes greenery. With the eake, the Friday night at the borne of I p. m. tomorrow at the eCntral batloU, and aUmped sqff the Gaepe Peninsula in Canada. .Chaplain and Mrs. C h a r l e s spent th* weekend In Dotlhea, Ga guests were served red punch, Baptist Church with th* Rev. S. L. reased envelope* fc#/"return of after which "Chuck" was present- Arnold, followed by the announce­ She stopped enroute in Pittsburgh with relatives. Whatley officiating assisted by the 'game, will also Jg, enclosed, nhowand Somerset, Pa., where she was ment that the next meeting would Vance Duke o f Sanford wa ad with ea array o f gifts. addraea s T s o te r. Rev. J. W. Parham. Those present, in addition to be held in the home o f Mrs. the guast o f relatives and frienda. guest speaker at the Baptist . voter failing to reBurial * 1 ha E Li French Frlea, Dole Slaw, H ot Buttemd Jimmy Bailey, log Pinerrest Ave, Church Sunday. . tth dinner guests, were, Mrs. Tietf* * '’ju i l o t may obtain aama Buns A re Served with Abova Orders Friends o f Mrs. Donald Baron, "Delicious" refreshments were M iss, Valleen Prvvatt moved Cemetery. Jim Lumberson, Miss Gladys n a i — km w il U* fta atate at by contacting this’ office, CburtHasty, Miss Denise Gordon, Mr. served during the social hour by who la the former Miss Jeanne Sunday to Orlando where she will Lane Miller, will be sorry to hear continue her work ae a beautician. the (Earth from 1 p. m. tomor­ houso, L in fo r d , Florida, says R. ■ft and Mrs. John Brown, Jack Hun­ tho hostess, Mrs. Quickert. THIS A D W IL L BE GOOD FOR A M IL K SH AK E Merle SummersUl has taken a row until the time of th* service. p - L£m ont Chatrmaa o f Semlnol* ter, Earl Lagg, Paul Lasher, Sg embers present were Mrs. that she li confined to the hospit­ pnty Agricultural Subllization All Maaona will meet at th* lodge OR A N Y OTHER D R IN K Jimmy Bailey, Mrs. Alfred Chile* al In Phoenix, Arlz., after under- Job aa a patrol at tha Guided Oerald Van Dyke. Conservation Committee. hall at I p. m. tomorrow to attend JrH Mrs. Margaret Quickert, Mrs. going an appendectomy. Cerda Missile Baa* In Cocoa. r n r e w it h e it h e r o f t h e the service in a body. Marvin Wood, Mrs. Denny Austin, and letters may be sent U The Mr. and Mr*. Tom m y MrCtlte ABOVE ORDERS, Good Samaritan Hospital, Room Mr*. A. J. Peterson, Mrs. Robart Jr., had aa their gueaU far a few M IAM I III — While a MiH-mz-f M a m , Mrs. Patricia Wilson, Mrs. US. day*, Mr*. McClain’* sUter, Mra. A U . . L . 1 ran fo r his pistol two holdup men) Daisy Hlnojca and daughUra and A U C l I O H Iv lO lK C r Herman Swaggerty, Mrs. Roger on* with a gun, fled th* Anchor" Schmidt, Mr*. Otto Thornes, and Mrs. Myra Smith at South Caro­ Bar yesterday with 1171 loot. Two ‘ M i*. Charles L. Arnold. lina. Mra. McClain’s father, who shot* failed to halt them. h »* been visiting her for *ome time returned with them. Aft® Semlnolre County Post 32X2 of On* of th* newer mode* of buy­ Mr and Mra. Jack Kelly spent the VPW Auxiliary were host* ing Introduced recently to Sanford and hostesses to members of Dis­ Sunday at New Smyrna Beach. and Semlnoia County shoppers trict Eight of the V. F. W. which takes place at th* Sanford FarmWhen you open a 4-ruace can met Sunday, Aug. 10. or Jar of pimentos and us* only era Auction Market each Saturday Th# Ladles Auxiliary held Its Miss Jonelle Lee celebrated her one, yen can keep th* remainder Bight beginning at T:M p. m. ninth birthday Saturday, Aug. IX meeting at the Yacht Club In tha for a cupla at weeks If you add Slated aa "P o o r Boy the Auction with a plde and wiener roast morning followed by a "delicious" a half Uaspoon of vinegar to thob- a e r", the vender entertains the and Mrs. W. 8. Gracey aa- held at Sanlindo Springs. The luncheon of baked ham, potato sal­ liquid and stor* them, tightly cov­ aadieno* with hi* auctioneering aeunc* the birth of a son Saturday guests gathered at the Lee Home, ad, string beans, cike. coffee and eted, in the refrigerator. which b * taHa the "w orld’s w orst Aag. l i , in Seminole Memorial at f :M a. nu. and were then taken Iced tea. After the luncheon, prise* Heavy merchandise Is featured . M npltal. Tho boy, who weighed 7 to Sanlindo Springs by JoneRs's were given to member* holding among tha hundreds ditplayayd for group discussed donations to the Ha., IX oca., was named Daniel mother, Mra. Elois* Lee. There luncheon number*. A "lovely” cro­ sal* at tho o p *« air pavlUloa Just poet for home funds for a new CUy. Mrs. Graoey is the former they enjoyed swimming, hiking cheted chair set. made by Mr*. o ff 1T-M south o f Sanford. building on highway 17-M and and various games and, of course, Betty Smith and donated as a door Miaa Ann Bedenbaugh. Howtvor, U was pointed out, no prize, was won by Mr*. l*o ra plans were made, with apprecia­ the wiener roast. tion expressed to the resident* of vegetables are sold at tb* Satur­ Bernhardt of St. Cloud. Jonelle was presented with many Sanford for th* generous donation day night auetioas. Th# ladle* then adjourned to tho nice gifts and, as no birthday U given last week. One of the feature* of the weekly .41 complete without one, there was legion hut for a Joint meeting with 34 The meeting wae adjourned with auction* la the "m ystery b ag" a cake; and such a lovely cake, the men. Commander Fine of Dis­ a prayer by the chaplaia, Mra. available to all o f the spectator* Marjorie Morgensten trict Eight presided over tha meet­ all decorated in red and white, with Maralyn Kader gad participants atthe autclon. Margaret DUlard. the words "Happy Birthday Jon- ing. Commander Fine Is from DeClio” printed across the top and Bary. nine candles to be wished oa and The regular monthly meeting of blown out. Needles* to say, the the Ladies Auxiliary was held honored guest was "duly spanked" Tuesday night with Mrs. Evelyn STOP B Y TH E IM P E R IA L STATIO N TH IS W E E K E N D A N D ENJOY nine times by tack guest, over Disbrow, senior vice-president, pre­ many protests on her part. siding due to the illness of the A FREE ICE CREAM CONE— NO OBLIGATION— EVERYO NE’S W E L­ Those celebrating tha occasion president, Mrs. Ruth Smith. with Miss Lee were Miss Jenny A donation was given to Bay LCOME— BRING TH E KIDDIES Lavender, Mis* Joy Duggar, Mis* Pines Veteran* Hospital for a car­ Connie Constantine, Misa P at Eg- nival scheduled to take place in Thar. l a g . M Fri. Aag. 31 Wsd. Aug. 29 burn, Miss Sylvia William*, Miaa Oct., after which plan* were dieHelen Mann, Miss Michelle Ann cussed for a bake tale which it l:N 4 :H 9:00 - 12:00 Barron, Miss Janie White, Mlse to be held Saturday, Sept. IS, In Betty Odham, Mlse Elaiae Echols front of Sears, with Mr*. Jenny and Miss Carol Samuel. s Hilton chairman of the sale. The Try This One fin A A o n a U Man H it By Flying Card A t Confab Undergoes Surgery , Birthday Dinner * Serves As Prelude To Surprise Party 'Jfc Back To School SPECIALS Thru August Funeral Sehrices Nominees Told For ASC Group For B. G. Methvin Joy Ruth Class Holds Meeting In Quickert Home HARRIETTS BEAUTY HOOK L ra. m Geneva B A R -B -0 RANCH Located on Highway 441-2 miles North of-Qrlando (FAlRVILLA) SO UTH ERN F R IE D C H IC K E N M e Features BARBECUED RIBS (R ig h t out o f the P it) RRc rK tt Miss Jonelle Lee Observes Birthday With Wiener Roost District Meeting Held* In Sanford Introduces New Mode O f Buying S U N D A Y O N LY FREE ICE C R E A M Fri. - Saf. • Sun. Aug. 2 4 - 2 5 4 Imperial Service Station Happy Birthdoy 1208 So. Pork Ave. REGISTRATION B allet Tap Acrobat Baton FREE TO A L L STUD ENTS! A.. Bore la someth lax which Is al­ most a necessity la college. Very desirable and a big help la High School. Helps you turn hi neat and attractive work ■ad will G IVE YOU BETTER GRADER. Bee the new Smith-Corone PortTypewriter before school World's Fastest sad moot dur­ able Portable. Prices U 7-W to S1XU0 plus Terms If " ' HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. lid Magnolia A r t. Flume 44 FAUSTS DRUG STORE Near P . O. Large, fully equipped studio in downtown Toneb a n nra members at Fla. Chapter Ns. t, Danes Master* o f America Imperial Refineries telephone your next prencrtptiou to ai. It will be compounded with fresh drugs at a fair and reasonable price... FAST FKBE D E LIV E R Y aiao FAUST'S SUNDRY STORE *T o With Phone 103 ‘ Bring or k i v i your Doctor K ilt ft French BUY and SAVE Bettor Servo Yen’* DUXBURY SCHOOL OF DANCING Car. Oak ft CMunercial all new registrant* plana* Pfc. 1724 come te Throughout Florida Top Quality Gasoline and Motor Oils GAS 2c LESS 1 />■ y �r • •’ . . . . ■ • . . •. ' ■ THE 8AN F0R D H E RALD WHAT ARE L. ^OU making, DAOOV?,^ > -z. ( M MAKING > vou A BOOMeRANG TO PLAV WITH S ~TH EVRE A ( LOT O f PUN J IT CAME Q'SHT&ACl WATCH T H IS - * ru. thoctn it A^AK AND IT U — 'I COMCPiSKT N - f BACK I M I i T TO ME ° v ffg N A L A y AOWIESBES V VvYV; Large churches of about per cent r X Ik k e -w . w isaS sea i r s A NEW KIND o r MONEY; A «n e s an wvewroa* SW OW QAO/ ^ m oney* x IT LOOC5 l ik e A BOOh'iOANG . TO M e a y TW«rS» W t GlMMIOC.* m ake M O N ty U K C V *QOOMECANQ^s=r^ S O IF'tOUTWBOW IT AWAV ITU. COME BdCK TO V O U L ^ bella itich ai bang la are made from an alloy >0 per eent tin and M copper. Legal Notice IN TUB CIBCt’tT COtAT OP TUB NINTH JtDICIAI. LIHCI IT. IN AND FOB SEMINOti: COt NTT. FLOMIIIA. IN CHANCKRT. HOWARD I . I'KNHLKTOM and YVONNE PENDLETON. P lain tiff. U A R O A R E T A. SPREADDIIHT and WEN DALE N. dl’ ItE A D U ril V. Ilelendanta HUIITOAUE KUltECLOSUtE NU. M l* HtnilnuU County. Florida, and you arc hereby rrgu ln d to flit your An.war und/or other defenetel with the Clerk of the above etyled Court and to .arte a copy thereof upon the plalnllffa at the addreae of the plaintiff,' attorney or upon the plalnllffa' attorney, whore name and addrrea anpeara herein, on or before the loth day of Heptember. 1»M. In default thereof, thla cauee w ill proceed e i parte upon the entry of a Decree Pro Coafeaeo atalnatyou. WITNESS my band aad aaal of the Court al Sanford. Seminole County. Florida. thla tha tlth day of Auau.t, A. TV IPS*. O. P. Herndon Clerk o f the Circuit Court fllen F. Oaherne. Jr. Attorney al faiw P. O. Boa M l Orlando. FlorMa G en e ral' Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 E A S T F IR S T S TR E E T PH O N E 78 H. JA M E S G U T JAM ES & G U T A smc. NOTICE TO DEFKNU T H E STATE UP H .U ItlD A — COUN. T T OF SK M INoLEi TU: H AK U AH E T A. SPREAD. BCKT and W E N D ALL N. SPREAD. UUliYl T O U S O iN O T f S O M V T IM B B X T H IN K O O O P y P O H S N 'T H A W - A B R A IN I N H I9 w HEAP| _ l'M -nCAvruisi' _ B V POCSO • 7 STICK I P 5355 Vou. and each o f you. era haraby notified Ihet Complaint liaa been filed asalnat you In the - Circuit Court, In and for Memlnola County. Florida, which cau.a le entitled an above. Herein Ihe plalnllffa aaak lo foreclose m orte.ee recorded In O ffi­ cial Record. Ilook M. at pace 111. o f lha O fficial Records of Seminole County. Florida, on proparty deecrlb. ed aa follo w .: f-ola 14 and I t Bloch "II" , Pearl Lake ll.la h l. according to plat thereof ae recorded In Plat Rook I. pane TT. Public Record, of AUTO LOANS Lowest Cost ----- DON’T ----Threw Away Teer Tire Dollars Bacauaa Tear lir e * Are I Let WELSH TIR E SHOP IM W. Sad Pat Ob New Track Rabbet Treada That Will G ift Gearaataad B.SANEPRP NEW TIR E Wear Aad Save Teat M n tf. o u i i m i u n V M . bas WELSH T IR E SHOP 105 W. 2nd SS TSARS IS SASPORD W E F O U N D T H E HOME in QUIET OF OUR D R E A M S . . . « toch Cbtboh consider and compare these features in a Phillips Home BEFORE YOU BUY ANYWHERE I will not bo roaponslblo for debts Incurred by anyone other than myMlf. l ERNEST L. H UM PH RY, Full Ceramic T flt Baths Beauty: W* W rit* 6/Month Policies On AntonuAbllra. Comfort: Convenience: $14.40 $30.00 For Farmer* CLASH 1 CLASH 2 VA and Conventional Financing Extra Large Closets Ideal Place for Children $11.60 $28.80 Safety: Built under F H A and V A Specifications Metal Termite Shield •2.00U Medical Expenses and/or death benefit added fa r $5.00 iis H /iif n itm i Kitchen: Additional Automobile add. ad at 75% o f above rates. I f 5 nr more, a discount of 10% In S5%, Plus ex per* knee credit o f 5% to 20%. • \ Large Screened Porch S Bedrooms, two bethe Select Homes near Country Club Onr Preferred Risk LimbiUly Ratont f 2 Colored bath Room Fixtures Quiet Relaxed Living Our raljm comparable with lha yrindiag Independent c o m pan lea offering 6-month ■Mlcles to preferred risks. CLAHH CLASH Convanthmal, Modern, Brittany Stylaa Refrigerator, Range, Disposal Dishwasher, Automatic Waaher Large Kitchens, adequate cabinet apace CLASS 1 • No male driver •d a ra g etl p ^ s a U CLASH S * Stogie No dppHrattan Te Sign' Boyd-Wallace SAN FORD DeBARY FLORIDA C H R Y S LE R -P LY M O U TH COMMERCIAL & PALMETTO PH0 ** r*ht * * * = - r 3 5 ■w e C 'p W f c y * j s . Com er W . C iyatal D rive A Lake M ary Bird. (SUCCESSORS TO BILL KIRK MOTORS) r v3 jfav. — W 4 A- - l w f :*T , irTft s K • k PHONE 1504 �Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 m —i lir a 27-HFT P WANTED—M A LL t l~ E U U K l.\ C -rtV *B D (Q M. G. HODGES Service on AH Water Pumps— Wella Drilled - Pumpa Paula Road, Pbone 700 W. J. KING Plumbing Contractor Kohler Plumbing 4 Supplier Reem Electric Water Heater* 2334 Orlando Dr. Ph. SO A N T ADS Contracting ami Repair 1007 Sanford Ave. P Itoft# BUNT ’ KM CAST PLUMBING * REPAIRS cptic Tank Installation & Servl Sewer Connection*. Archie P k 1821 £1.\— PI.tC F.* to E AT PLUMHING Coutract and Repair Work GOOD FOOD AND D R I N K S Free Estimates H iv e d in piecaing aurroundlugt R. L. HARVEY t v ^loaasnt people The Doggie 204 Sanford Avc. Phom II Xitnir 4 Bar, Lake Mary. -SPE C IAL NOTICES M AK -LU l' RESTAU RANT FOUND—Male dog, honey colored ORL a NDO Sentinel 9u r, Call with white markings around Ralph Ray, 3130. nose and (eet, bushy tail. Bear CROSLEY - BEND1X ing tab No. 8624, Richmond, Va. Sale* and Service Can have dog by paying for tin* RAND ALL od and pound fee. Apply City Electric Company Hall. Service— Quality— Satisfaction 0 C -P E R S O N A L NOTICES Ph 113 Sanford 2837-J-3 Da Bary ROLLAW AY, Hospital and Baby FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s Beds Day, Week, or Month—Tel. Well Drilling, HOWARD C. 1423. Furniture Center — LONG, Phone 388 207 East V 116 Weat First St._____ Commercial Ave. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Slip Covers and Drapes STANLEY KULP PHONE 2S38-J. I —BOATS AND MOTORS ; FOR SALE— 7(4 H P. Outboard .. rebuilt motor. Mercury, good AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at Jameson Studio. Special (or chil­ 1 condition. $83. Call 1821, dren to 3 year*. Two talO, (1 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS gold fram e) $10. PHONE 1198. ' OFFERS 3 H. P. Lauson mossed. Ph. 100T-R. So3.U0 T*' Alr-coolcd, 4-cycle SANFORD TR E E CO. . S18.00 - A * H. P. Firestone . f # H. P. Mercury 1933 in f r«$AJi bO| L^tirin ciu i, m i f $139.93 «* Model .................. mcnls, invoicei, hand bills, and H. P. Royal programs, etc. Progressive $139.00 Gear ahlft— new ., Printing Co. Phone 108 — • ft H. P. Scott-Atwaler West 13til St. . $72.30 TZ Gear a h lf t ........... MB H. P. Mercury T. V. REPAIRS $138.00 ‘Til 10 p. m. Service CaUs. $3.00, 5* 1833 Mark 6 „ t f 44 H. P. Evlnrud* J. Q. Herrin, Pb. 288S-J W. A. 1183.00 -*» Good a* new, Norris, Ph. 1339. Licensed Tech­ •W ti H. P. Firestone nicians, guaranteed work. ■TS 1934 Model Keg. $229.03 $93.00 *#44 H. P. Evlnrude Well drilling, water guaranteed, '* 1930 Model ..................- $89.93 Phone 1008-W. *ijO H. P. Mercury I ! Lightning $123.00 • j o H. P. Scott Atwater LOWERY A BRIDGES Z l 1935 Model .................. 180.00 Han. 1838-W Orange City Spr 4-3434 *40 H. P. Johnson .-*« 1954 Model .................. 198.00 ROBINSONS at 918 French Ave., H. P. Scott Atwater 1934 Sanford. Have 40 years experi­ ML with Bail-AM atlc ... . $189.00 ence constructing furniture, cab­ H. P. Scott Atwater inets, etc. Visit ui and sea Early $219 00 1935 Model American reproductions, hand 3 o H. P. Mercury carved. Ph. 62-R. 1933 Model—Like new. $293.00 2 B U L L D O Z IN G 'JO H. P. Martin 185.00 used just a few hours v4S H. P. Johnson 350.00 r: 1953 Model .............. Also many motors torn down for • used parts, Reaionable. ,a # TRAD E IN your old boat, Motar or Trailer. — Salection of Boats— ..Glass, Mahogany, Aluminum „ i• Also several used Boats and » s Gator Trailera. •Mow will you SWAP? •Mow will you TRADE? 7-Your old motor, ♦F or a better grade. tT Vft*r Eeianide dealer Z. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS JgM E. 1st bt. Phene H8 DICK M APE8 Tile Contractor — Phone 2198-W 23— SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION D AN C IN G Deanna School o f Dance Ballet • Tap • Ballroom Beginner, intermediate, and ad vanred classes for children of all ages. ..REGISTRATION 8EPT. 6.. Phone 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha Opportunities in Bookkeeping and Accounting Learn at home in spare time. I/>w cost. Unlimited opportunities. Make $4,000 to $10,000 a year, Age no obstacle. MBC has train­ * t o —TRAJIRKB ed bookkeepers and accountants will pay YOU to see us before for over #0 years. Free Employ­ i jou^buy. Oper Evenings tad ment Service. Free Information. Massey Business College, Inc. ~ Un EastsMe Tn U rr Saiei Home Study Division Palslke, Fla. P. O. Box 1527 Jaa Fla, 1 r Sale-Rent, Pb. 664 XR. _S_p e lletr, A - W P CARS ‘ E M PLO YM E N T (4- -CHILD CARE Chevrolet pickup, recondition*2*#d motor, new battery. Call Rahy sitters available. Baby Sit­ ■C1W7-J ting Agency. Ph. 332-M. 1 Z White lady to care for child S days a week. Cal! 3129 after 4:00 p. m. BUSINESS SERVICES 21—H E LP W AN TED— F EM ALE WAITRESS — Apply Touehton’s Drug Store, Mr. Clark. W —B E AU TY PARLORS <*~_Modern Alr-conditiuned Baton Harriett’! Beauty y Nook m * . Oak P » WTI UILOI.NG - REPAIRS PAINTING • Curb girlt, apply ta partoa P lg’n Whistle. to Beautician, good guarantee and commission. Call 971 or 2903-J. Registered Kura#—to act as O ff­ K)R sanding ana finishing, ice Nurse. Call 1174 or 2924. leaning, waxin*. Serving SeraiExperienced waitress. Good par. lie county unco 1923. rvening hours. Steady job. H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary Spring 4-5233, Orange City. painting call Mr. Tasker. "TAKE TIME OUT FOR BEAUTY" OVER 400 V A R IE TIE S o f na­ U S E D B R IC K Service Station attendant. Hard tive and imported trees and 65-HOMES work and long hours. Gulf Serv­ TWO CARLOADS beautiful used shrubs. C RYSTAL LAKE NURS­ l-BEDROOM house with carporu, ice, Second 4 Park. brick. Orange, red, and vumt ERY. Lakevlew Blvd., Lake black. See then at SHERMAN porch and utility room, Frtgi 28— M ALE or FEM ALE Mary,, 3 blocks weat of Cham­ CONCRETE P IP E CO. daire appliances, $223 down ber of Commerce. Responsible person who can man­ SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring. LO W ELL E. OZIER age store on salary and com­ Balldcr — Phan# 1339 $260 per M. No. 1 Common $230 mission. Good opportunity for Ofttea: 2991 8. Orlando Dr. per M. No 2 Common $135 per wide awake person. Reply Box M. Floors Laid 4 Finished; 54— APTS— HOUSER—ROOMS JS, Sanford Herald. Reasonable. E. F. Stevens. Ph. SSL L. Sill - P u a o Technician 2184 R a d a I, OOFING awd PLUMBING 29—SALESMEN - AGENTS Mueller 4 Boa Ph. 194 estimate. Quality work. 716-R-4 after 6 p.tn. 2-Bedroom-furnished upstairs apt. $50. Call 2011-W. CUSTOM BU ILT HOMES VA— F llA —CONVENTIONAL FINANCING 'LOW DOWN PAYM ENTS •LOW MONTHLY PAYM ENTS DAILY C R O S S W O R D STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE Boy wanted to learn akippiaf and cutting. Phone 9309. 1 ij Seminole Realty $139.00 . FREE s&> $119.95 G ro u p A o u is e s bert D^McNafcf^E^, “ r e s t a t e S tro w b e rry 1 c 8" t P la n tin g In c re o s e BALL REALV- C -W R E A L ESTATE O ZIER R E A L T Y CO. MATHER'S SU MMER SALE ROSA L. P A Y T O N C m 8* ’ Dishwasher, colored or white. Oil Good pay. evening hours. Spring 4-32$$. Orange City. It P a n To Um Classified. WANT AD WHOPPERS RED-l-MIX CONCRETE Salesmen 4 Saleswomen to con­ Window Sills • Lintels tact home owners, year round 2 4 3 room apt Pn. 2993-W. Septic Tanka • Stale Approved work. Commission aad drawing. Sand • Cement - Mortal Mix HUTCHINSON'S Ocean F r o s t A. K- SHOEMAKER, JR. M uit be livt wires. Orange Im ­ Miracle Concrete Co. Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Phone 1991 19M Ucllonville provement Co. 201 E. Commerc­ 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 ial. Sanford. Deach. Call 2374-W far reserva­ tions after 9:00 p. a . , M ETAL ROOFING • L IV E S T O C K Now in slock. 5-V Crimp — 1-1/4" French Avenue home eultabte for Corrugated — 214" Corrugated home 4 business. Far Informa­ 38—DOGS— CATS—PETS Get all Your roofing needs at tion caU 1494. 2 kilters need a home. Phone ! S h erm a n C o n c re te P ip e C o. FURNISHED apt*. Phone U2L Out West 13th S t 1068-J. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A WELAKA APARTM ENTS: rooms 49—BUSINESS EQUIPM ENT 39—111) RHEH—C ATTLE—IIOGR NEW HOME? private baths. 114 W. First SL HAYNES Office Machine Co., For Sale— Extra nice Veal Calf. Typewriters, adding machines. Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. 790-W Phone 2417-J 1. Sales-Rentals, 314 Meg.. Ph. 44. SEE Seminole Realty (er Desir­ The Homes Built able Home* and Apts. Phone >7. • M E R C H A N D IS E - STUDENTS—see the newest thing By in typewriter* — Royal’* 193/ Furnished Apt. 600 Park Ave. ODHAM 4 TUDOR. INC. ’ ’Twin-Pak" portable. T h » fast­ 12—ARTICLES P tm RENT Builders o f Fine Hemta est portable on the market. In GROUND floor, 3-room completely NOW 8 mm film rental library For Florida Living 7 colon. 24 months In pay. furnished apartment. 917 Pal­ at Wicboldt'i Camera Shop. 210 "W # only had a two-cup pot and 1 saw a Clasitfied ad that Powell’s Office Supply metto Ave. Pbone B E AU TIFU LLY Dtalgoed Three S. Park Ave. 117 S. Magnolia Phone 986 read, Arm y aurplua coffea maker*, Company alse." And Four Bedroom Homes IFFIC1ENCY Apartment. Suit­ 43— ARTICLES for SALE 1 4 I batha 47—FU R N ITU R E —HOUSEHOLD able foe bachelor or couple. Varied Selection o f Plana AvailPrivate hath. A r m s Cram Past Wr buy and sell used furniture. Buy your Furniture at Barry’s able. O tter. Manual Jack Paying top cash prices for any­ Warrbouso Fum. Co., at 901 W. Priced From g lijo o to 914.000 thing o f value. SUPER TRADl i t St. All nationally adv. furn­ VA (G D - F H A 4 FHA InservN tw Smyrna ocean fron t Oae, ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 2053-W. iture at warehouse prices. H 1• two bedroom apts., reasonable. lea Financing. 1'1 * I 1 1 1• DOWN ACROSS 33. Source McGrath, Bos 1412, Corunsdo HOMES AVAILAB LE: —Factory io You— USED FU RN ITU RE BUYS m T ' 4 J lltfll 9• of 1. Mix-up 1. Hellcapont Station, Nsw Smyrna Beach, ur South Pinecreat . . Hanford, Fla. A lu m in u m Mahogany Wingbark Chair — $13 «• 1 1 ! Ill J 2.0o beyond water waa named • • $ « Tel. 1093-M. . Baby Bed and Mattress ........ $10 * : ' »ji i( V e n e tia n Blinda Grove Minora ...... Hanford, Fla. 31 Like 3. One who for her 'I 1 Hill *911 1 $5 Valencia VUlas DeLand, Fla. Baetoeed bead. Sag-proof bottom 2 Wicker Rockers, each . . . . FURNISHED garage apartment I JM1- l « i • Ilea ala (Or. Myth.) rail with plastic ends. Plastic or 6, t-Pc. Living Room Suites bedrooms, living room, electrle 1 kl • ' *' *4 •” 4. Solitary td.Bnaro KCaechoRALES OFFICE Priced from $14.50 to $39.50 rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon llllkfII ' ll 111 t kitchen, bath, carports, exeelI T y p e meas­ 39. Writing alavaklan 1923 8. French Ave. We Buy, Sell and Trade cord*. lent location. Prefer oouplo. ures fluid president , , • • if III Phone 3100 4 2910 New ami Used Furniture S e n k a rik Gtaaa and P a in t Co. PHONE 1497. 37. PUtd. Sham (1933-49) *14 »1i« • • 1 * 1 After 1:00 p. m. CaU 2371-W WILSON-MAIER • » v * 14 112-114 Woat 2nd Bt. Phoae *20 T.Egreaa forms 11. Accepted 311 E. l i t SL Phone 058 Rosa Court Apts. Unfurnished 931 Last maxim 1 A Mrd'r Army Cot*, 93.M; Paint, 82 30 gal. room apL Kitchen equipped. 21. Kind o f syllable T-Shirts, 48c; Army-Navy Surp­ Used furniture, appliances, tools, Phone lO i. daisy etc. Bought-iold. Larry's M art 1 A email hole of a lus, 310 Sanford Avc. 91 Troubled 321 East l it SL Phone 1431. 11 Bcrutlnlaaa 29. Beat Indian Lari irge. clean, furnished a p t 9 M. Auction (Ocam.) herh 14. Scoffs SPACE HEATER with fan. SO adults. 911 Park Ave. S P E C IA L 97. ( II. Strang# ftl- MkFamoua 18. Wither BTU’s, 115 atccl tank, 6 ft fruit At Nix Bedding Co. 3-Pc. bedroom DESIRABLE o » __________ Iowa eoloaial vSU11 SUee is - l o t s stand, some copper tubing, used suite with innerspring mattress room furnished apt. Ph. 4SS-I IT, Music not# (eolloq.),-’ veramitK 2 ytara, good condition (83. with box springs. Buy at Fac­ 11 French 100x930 laks front lo t Crystal tlB e fo r v 92. Bod PHONE 1947-W. (•Bedroom unfurnished house. No tory prices. Phone 604-J. W .9 t o e ^ n Inge Point, Lako Mary. Ph. (03 or article . kitebsn equipment, 909 Fraoeb 144-W 19. Dawn tod. F.M.B. 5c, lOe 4 25c STORE Ave. Phone 144-J. daaa (O r.) .. Sec Our Big School Ad Monday 17—BROKERS aad REALTORS 20. Garment • M AYFAIR — 9 bedroom bouse. 321 8. anford Ave. border / Large yard. CaU 1410-J altar Trunks, Wardrobe, Steameri, 9 p. m. Foot lockers. Briefcases, San­ T. W. MKRO For Rant—1 bedroom furnished W. DIETRICHS ford Jewelry 4 Luggage Co., REALTORS a p t $63 per month. St. Johns 300 Sanford Ave. - Realty. I N I Park Ave Phoae 27 ar 143 »5 & r 9 l Lcwyt vacuum cleaner beauty 933. H E R E A R E J I I 8 T A F E W „ 'long* 49 inch floor fan ............. .. .. 40 O K T H E M A N Y B A V 1 N U M I-Bsdroom furnished a p t Vary Robtrt A. Williams, Roultar ^ • h ln a duo clean 4 close In. Jimmy Cowan, Raymond Lundquut, Associats Walnut exten. dining table ... 20 Beautiful Dinette Seta. Choice of time Phone 616. 3 Pc. maple bedroom suite 11 Table Tops and 12 Chair Phoaa 1173 Allantlc Bank Bldg. Cornea in special headboard all new . UQ . .overs , i .Complete with 4 Entire Large 9-bedroom rum. apt. Close China rabinqta, oak, walnut 42.50 Chain ■ .. 9 ACRES o f high dry ferUle gound 91 Cheat in. Phone 925-J. 703 Palmatto. New Hideaway bed ............... 165 $200 acre. Within 0 miles o f Sag34. What 7 Bed* spring mattress from 8.00 ford. Only trouble road righ t-jW f' 33. Na uter pro­ UNKUKNIHHBD) I # BBedroom New unfinished chests 4 drawer* way needs clearing. ~r1’ noun Ho u m In Lak« M i r y , Phona ........................................... 17.50 31 U ttle Ctrl SPACIOUS 4 MODERN * / Klw, 36 inch pipe wrench ........... 3.00 And—Beautiful 34-Pc Dinnerware Sanford 1041 <r 1 M i-W 37. Cover room home, on »tr*et f ' Set ............. . Hundreds other item* cheap 99. White Sber New 2 _____Ishfd apt. •afrty o f children; bu A jf*.**1,1^ Have buyer fo r metal Jalousies o f agave Nsar eatitar and Pinetrie kitchen; terraar W * ” " ' Can save you from 25% leavea creel 19 Elm. No pets to 30% on new furniture tile baths; largo A ™ ™ * ! (W .I.) Sanford's most interesting Store r*Sc r t f ’ - " " ‘ owner extra storage 41. Indian tent Handsome Bedroom Special Hnper Trading Pott Phone 2933-W transferred, New turo'bedruom houses, kitchen 42. Men'a name . p r i- i h Vanity with large Mirror Mile South on 17-92 42. Aalda equippedL~lso4 Washington. Ph! /UfiSOO T E R * ' I * ' 0 V> Panel Bed 443 or 1write Jack Flynt, B o x / 44. SatiaSed ' * “ • i.™ ,, One girt* 27" super deluxe Monark Chast of Drawer* ’orH v\ w . H. ••BUI" STE 902 Sanford. bicycle, $30. Call 1761. Guy Allen, A« J| "is F'uryi. Alt- 1)1 Elm-. PK. 979^L NECCHI-ELNA # :u -e Sowing Machine Center Bt. naae MS N3 or 2122 l l i 2-room furnished kitchenette apt. Sales, Service and Rentals Adiilta. Ph. 224. G A R R E T T ’S ‘ M REALTORS KENNETH E. S U C K New Selection o f— 123 E. First St. Phone 1422 Registered Real Estate Broker Rofa* (Foam Rubber) $149.30 4-room/ garag# apt. Partly turn. id Phono 1686 So. Cameron Ave. Ph. 1314-11. 1009 E. 2nd. Sofa Beds . .......... 109 00 Baby bed with perfect mattress, klatching Chairs ........... 9950 $20. 2017 Cedar Ave. SACRIFICE Unfurnished 2 Bedroom Apt. Close Modern 3-Bedroom home. Tila ECHOLS BEDDING CO. In. Pbone 432-W Overhead garage door. Size 8 ft. bath, electric kitchen. Near base. PLANT CITY—The Florida agrt Ph. 1232 wide by 7 ft. A-l condition. Com­ Corner tod 4 Magnolia, Equity (1,000. 3—room furnished apt. 930. Wat­ "Bad Bamberger" Mgr. cultural outlook commltte# hni plete with all hardware. $35. RAYMOND M. U ALll er included. Ph. U49-J. npen Meaday'a UI ti39 a. a t Phone 1870-XK. R E TIR E M E N T HOME recommended a N per cent l * OSCAR M. IIA Hit I HON VISIT OUR BALCONY REG. BROKlfttS \ Redecorated ground floor apart- Beautifully landscaped 2—bedroom 44 APPLIANCES crease in tho slate’* atrawborrj modafn home. Florida room, S. D. Illghleyman, Associate' ment. I rooms and batht. Mrs. 49-FAR M and GARDDEN Cor tho 1939-37 »ea»oe d e a r ie kitchen. 19000. Attrac­ (klantings N4 Sooth Park Ave. Pkono I FR1G1DA1RE appliances, a a l o s Scott 117 West lath St. — five tive Terms. 'c.pite U rge stock* of froato aad service. G. H. High, Oviedo, GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g s o'clock. Plants in any quantity. Ready Consult A REALTOR First Alexander k Stringer yawbcrrics on hand. Fla. Phone FO-S 3J1S or Sanford for setUng out Sept. luth. Vari­ 3-Bedroom bouse, B elAIre Sec­ CU LLEN AN D H AR K EY Real Estate 4 Insurance 1642-W after 1 p. a . Heavy delivery ima » « s » v » tion, 1403 Court Phono 2031-R. eties are o f klidscason, Marion Assoc. ijarxc frozen stock* have forced I N N. Park Ave. Pboae t i l l M ri. Lourine Messenger, Market, Early Round Duteb, A I R C O N D IT IO N IN G 197 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 19 j L California prices to jfW J J J Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy 6-room furnished or unfurnished See us for rrenen Ave. Praperty For Room or Building I , UT cent* a pound to a rang4 apt. Sereened-ln porch. Phona Mammoth Red and Eatly Copen­ R ETIR EM E N T SPECIAL H . B . P O P S C O . IN C . R E A L ESTATE DRIVE-IN 613-M. " . A s cents. T o . Armor, . ► hagen, all from Certified Ferry3— Bedrooms, hardwood floori, m South Park Ave. Pboae 144* 2344 French Ave. Morris Seed, Ripe 4 Ready To­ 40—W ANTED to RENT extra large living room. Screen­ “ V T county larm a«en». J. W. H A LL. REALTO R mato 4 Produce Co., State Farm­ Hotpomt 30-gal table top hot water ed porch, kitchen equipped. h,.r^ r said U. S. production ^ Jehaay Walker. Aaeaclate ers Market, Sanford, Florida, Arm y Officer going over seas de* heater, $50. Ph. 903 or 144-W. , r la estimated at WV. Unusually attractive lot. ‘‘Call H a ll" Phona 1739 Phono 329. airei to rent 3 bedroom un­ trates, 21 P«r cent hl|M« (9939. — TERMS FOE WIDE CHOICE o f buyer*, furnished homa fo r famUy In 5; and atocka of froMU 3— Bedrooms, 14& year old at­ ranters, workers, us* Want Ads. SWAP AN YTH IN G ! Just place Sanford. Do Bary area. Ph 2109A n on July t wort » « 9 Classified ads. Phoae 1121 for a tractive home. Plcaiant neigh­ Pbone 1821 to place 'em. W l. i million pounds, an « • helpful ad-writer. borhood, kitchen cqutppod. Am[111 mllion pound* In a A. B. PETERSON pic a to n ic. Broker Associate*: A. B. Peterson ^ $11,600* — 92000. DOWN JU ST O NE M ORE D A Y Jr., P. J. Chesterton, Garfield ,e outlook commute* I I —ACREAGV Willetts, John Maisch and R W. .A ro ra m e n d Increased Williams. A. C. Doudney, Lead Laura B. Oiler, Broker "H ! “ 3 surveying netlonel 37 acres on Sborea o f Lak* Mon­ Surveyor. H a iti M. Field, Associate roe. Invest in something you 119 N. Park Ave. ■ " j M I Phone U N M01 So. Orlando Dr. Phono 1339 know Is good. Edward F. Lane ling factor U EVENINGS: 3113 and 790 Phone 21M. Department of M A Y F A IR O K U S E D F U K N IT U H E This la a fr*o pass to the RiU io expand the Beautiful Building Lets 98—HOMES Dieatre s______ for Fred Bollcy. Exp. markets f o r W Alee Lets la Msrveala olentlful aupO n e D o lla r D o w n D e liv e r s date Sept. >, 1936. ply. 2-Bedroom house, tile bath and kitchen, hot water, gat heat, Grower* la t N BILLS KABO TO P A Y ? Sell 1 Pc. Living Room Suite, newly slip covered ......... ............... 91IJ9 R eiM erod Real Batata Brener ood water. Large yard, 9 bear thlags you’re throuih w i t h on* o f the aUta’ i 2(71 17-92 at Hiawatha i| fruit trees, alum, garage, Platform Rocker, excellent cond itlon ..................................... 22.30 through Want Ads fo r CASH. centers. wOl a< utility room, acroon porch. I Call 1831. month for tk t new IF IT IS R E A L ESTATE miles from lan ford, 93.930. Also Rollaway Bed and M a ltr e a t........ . .. ..• • .....M... Ml. . . . , . . . . . . In 7.95 ask Crumley 4 Monteitb 2- bedroom furnished house for SELL at 117 South Park, Phona 773 Tw o Cornell Small Upholstered Rockers ..... — ................ .................... each 3.93 rent, 933. AI Gibbons, DeBary. Anything They Know scientist* discovered,Fla. Second bouse back of With A 3 Pc. Plaatic Living Room Suite ... ..... ...... ................................. 3499 fled bussing, that a-Seequiteae Dime Storo. Classified This la a free pass to „ tbo R ltl from different locales bT‘‘ $ve aye dH> , 49-99 Maple Bunk Beds, complete . . . . — . . . . . . . —, Theatre for Spivey, Exp. Ad 2-Year old eooerota block borne feren t calls. Their bile* 4 m t l date Sept. I, JUST C A U with ear porta. | bedrooms, kit.w«. •• . 29-19 Table, 4 Chair* and Buffat ...... .. . ..m.. ,ma, the same. 1921 cktn equipped. liv in g room, .................... ......................... 1499 5 Pc. Dinette Suite* ......... bath with tub 4 shower. Full slat screen perch. R t 3. Box 933 A. Ph. 299-J. End Tables, Cocktail Tables, La OWNER out o f Slate looking for Ranges Your H om e L eik ? a responsible party to buy at low down payment, hit I bod* room block homo la Do Bary. Furnished, two hatha and many extras. For Information cell: OVIEDO. FOraet .............................. PLUS M ANY OTHER ITEM S N O T LISTED A T TE R R IF IC SAVIN GS A N D E A S Y TERMS Mather Of Sonford CERAMIC T IL E F. Page 7 • R E N TALS iair work! Horn* alterations! Ladles you caa earn a* much ai i Job too small. Finished carp$30 each week. Avon Cosmetlea „ ite r will give prompt service. offers high commissions on each I’ hone 1399-J. Rollins 4 Slagle. sale. Contact Mrs. J. Russell, Id P in ii lnH M mILtcaici ........... P. O. Box 975, Orlando. N fc Y ^ M lT lf"P A IN T Y 0 Ic# RffrifentOTA ...................... S. Park Pboae 1903 27-HELP WANTED • MALE VO SERVICE I THE SANFORD HERAfafr - SEE and COM PARE Friday .Menu: Red Snapper, Lull- PUMPS & SPRI NKLER SYSTEMS Itc i, Jumbo Shrimp. Scallop*, All typer, and slxet, Installed or "D o It Yourself." Fi*fi SttcKs. WE RE PAIR AND SERVICE Bat’irtjay Menu: Prime Rib Roait, S T I NE T tioue Steak, Spaghetti and Machine and Supply Co. H Moat Ball*. All Garden vege 207 W. 2nd St. Pb. 62 tables. IIW Y 17-92 South, Phone G A T U N BROTHERS 1175-W. Dragline 4 Bulldozer Service 4— LOST AND POUXD Ph 2233 Geneva. 2493-W Sanford. AU TO M O TIVE ta ^ F ARW 'XKlT - ■1 ■ --------- -in Plumbing. Kreskv Heating Bnpty? 43—B U ILO lM i” M ATERIALS 309 E. First B4. This la a free p a w to the Movieland Ridt in Theatre for Mr*. Jimmy Beaton. Eap. dele Sept. C B. or Stucco, caU TED BURNETT The Painter HE C A N F IX IT ! PRo m M M Daps N ifh ta 1 9 U *M rh ea* 1*7 Jt* ! 2 X .... I- �I / ' 1A ^ ■ 1 Buys A t J>Jwwdkf It's o time tried soyinJ you have to see these precision built Odham & Tudor homes a t SOUTH PINECREST to appreciate them. But that is why fyjjfj/K a*er family settles a t South Pinecrest in a fine 3 bedroom home trimmed to siut their taste. PINECREST Offers; Price Range I in tryjyJ lP *1 ■*** td City Sewage— Paved Streets Property Value ' • U ltra Modern Design in Homes And Surroundings To M eet Today's Standards For Com fort, Conven­ ience And That “ Luxury Look." L A ct Now And You Can Choose Your Colors Inside And Out, Also Bath T ile And Brick Trim On Any House N ot Completed* J 125 Homes Already Sold. . . 3 W ill Be Completed In 10 Days. . . 10 More Due To Be Completed In 4 Weeks 12 Additional Homes Under Construction Will Be Completed Within 60 Days. $1 3 ,5 0 0 I f You A re a Vei BRAILEY O D H A M . President lAUts o m c s t acts a timet — p h o n e s tm . mm W H Y N O T DRIVE O U T TO D A Y ? Service Personnel F* H. A. F. H. A, |||||B Down Payment IIBH Down Payment (t m t a im H I P er Month I I I P m M o n th * cU m c M ti) $ n Per Month W e Can Q ualify You F or One O f The Above Finance Plana W ithin SO Minutes You Can M ove In W hile W e A re Completing The Paper W ork �AN V O U LM E X L V U I SANFORD, FLO R ID A Established 1908 CRASH CRKW MEMBERS pouring foam Into the flame* o f • crashed AJ-2 Savage plane attarhe<! to the Sanford Naval A ir Station. Wheel# of th e plane and tha wing can be distinctly seen. (S ta ff Photo) ★ ★ IN D E P E N D E N T ★ ★ ★ D A IL Y NEWSPAPER LOOKING L IK E MOUND8 oi sno w, trash crew member* o f th« Sanfonl*Naval Air Station poured hundreds o f gallon, o f chamical foam on tha burning wreckage o f ia plane and home. (S ta ff Photo) ★ ★ ★ Associated Press Leased Wire M O N D A Y A U G U S T 27, 1956 N A V A L A IR S TA TIO N craih truck and craah e r e w mcml»er* pour foam Into the flame* o f » plane ami the burning home o f tVllllana ) I . Urown today shortly before noon. The scene o f the crash was Orange Ave. (S ta ff Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4 Dead As NAS Plane Hits Brown Home Registration Set Wednesday R. J. Fitzsimmons Gets Appointment In Regular Navy L L (J. g .) Robert J. FiUalra■tons Jr., a Sanford resident, currently deployed with Heavy Attack Squadron- Five to the Mediterranean, has recently sa­ il tod his appointment for a mmUslon In tha Regular Navy, Jn a brief ceremony aboard the carrier USS Intrepid. Fltxxlmmona w g jjro o rn into the Regular N avy by Comdr. Paul It. flpeks. squadron commanding officer. Lt. Fltzalramon* entered the N a vy ’s flight •training program a* a Naval Aviation Cadet at Pensacola In June 1953. Upon re* celvlng his wings he came to nford In January .’ 955 on en|* s to VAH-5 at tho local air station. With hit w ife Bthel he ^ad been residing In -Sanfqrd up to the time o f the squadron's deployment In May, . In addition to hla regular dutlei as bombardier navigator in a tactical crow, Fiusimmona was selected for training as a squad­ ron Landing Signal O fficer. The selection was determined by rigid ( U t n u l and physical requirements ‘ demanded by the task. Fltislm- oni la being Instructed in this key assignment by Lt. Comdr. Frank H. Dauer, also o f San­ ford. __________________ IT , S Your dentist may be absent from his practice on Mondiv. September 10. I f so, he probab y will be attending lectures In Ocala lo keep abreast of some o f tho latest development* In the dental profession. The lectures are to be given • t the summer meeting o f the Central District eDntal Soeietv of *■F lorid a , which covers 10 leading counties o f the state. The feat­ ured apeakera will be two pro­ fessors of dentlatryy from E m o ry University, a professor of phar­ m acy from the University of Florida and an expert In local anesthetici from nationally known laboratories. Another special apetker wUI be Dr. Coleman T . Brown o f Tampa. Presid en t ®* the Florida State D ental -Society o f more than 1,» 0 dentists. He wiU be an honor ad guest at the officia l luncheon on Monday. September 10. O fficers at the Central District Society are Dr. Wayne C. McCall • f Ocala, president; Dr. A. 8. Bussey Jr., o f Gainesville, pres­ ident-elect: Dr. E. A . Barker of Orlando, first vice president; Dr. ■ "b ert F. Vases, M L Dare, ee<Cond vice president, end Dr. M. Ervin Wshnlafa o f Orlando, soeietary-trea,urer. Local dentists planning to at tend the Ocala meeting b d o d e : Dr. A . W. Epps B r* Or. H. W. Backer Sr., Dr. L D. Brown, Dr. A . W. Epps Jr., Dr. John W. Epps, end D r. Jack By MBS. RAYMOND MORRIS As a prelude to the first full CASSELBERRY - Development day of school on Sept. 4, pupils in Seminole County will register at of Seminole Park Raceway into their respective schools Wedncs the "Saratoga Of Tho South" and day morning, Aug.*B. one of the largest and most attrac­ Registration will take place from tive trotting horse training centers 9 a. m. to 12 noon in all schools in the country, was outlined by W. with the exception of Flnecrest R. Kemp, president of the raceway where the hours of registration here, In a talk before the Lions will bo from 1:30 to 11:30 a. m. Club Thursday night. The earlier registration at PineWith a franchise already granted crest School It made necessary by by the Florida State Racing Com­ a double run of buses according mission, subject to approval by a to Superintendent of Public In county referendum, Kemp aaid that atructlon Rayburn T. MUwee. Seminole County stands to benefit School buses will make their re­ In an unprecedented Manner If the gular runs Wednesday to pick up vote Is favorable in the November children registering In Seminole elections. County schools returning the child Present with Kemp were R. V. ren to their homee at noon, or in Kllppsteln, secretary-tressurer of the case o f Plnecrest School at ths corperhtiol, and Carl LindenU>30. berg* *-nl*cataf, both -of O ila wde. ” Ptiplls art slated to meet (heir Other officials are Jack Roberts, of new teachers Wednesday and re­ Orlando, Vice-president, and Wal­ ceive assignments to their class­ ter S. Gibbons, o f Foxboro, Mass., room*. a director. Gibbons is secretary of It la estimated that there will The Bay State Raceway, a national be an increase of around 300 pupils figure In trotting horse circles and reporting for classes this year In is well known In Central Florida. Seminole County with an approx! Seminole P a rt Raceway will at­ mate total of around 7,000 attend tract thousands of new tourists to Ing school In all of the county’a Florida annually and more than schools. four millions of dollara, according There are 175 white teachers and to Kemp.jAnd the goal of the cor115 colored teachers with 19 prin­ iratlon is to develop the plant cipals In the local school system to the most attractive as well as "N o doublo sessions of rlaases one o f the largest horae training are anticipated this year," said tracks In the country, with Pari-mu­ MUwee. "H ow ever," MUwee said, tuels being oL secondary consider­ "th ere wiU be some double run of ation. school buses which necessitates the Kamp cited figures showing that early registration at Plnecrest tha growing pouularity of the trots School.” has gained to the extent of attract­ There wUI be some reassignment ing more spectators last year than of pupils because of the imple­ all of the major league baseball mentation of the pupU assignment teams combined. The total attend­ law passed by the special session ance waa given as eighteen ami of the Florida Legislature this one-half millions. year. A full review of the action Kemp said that one of the great­ taken by the Seminole County est benefits drill come from the na­ School Board, at Its meeting last tional and international publicity Friday, appeared In The Sanford emanating from the local training Herald last Friday afternoon. center. Effective publicity has al­ School bus drivera wiU meet ready caused one of the major oil tomorrow morning at the office of companies to mark Casselberry the Superintendent of Public In­ and Orlando with a sulky and struction In the Education Build­ 'horse on road maps now being ing on Commercial Ave. where distributed. Kemp also stated that, drivers are expected to receive with more than 000 horses training last minute instructions for tha at Ben White Raceway at Orlando 1950-57 school year bua operation annually, added to the potential of and be assigned their buses for the local plant, a Southeastern Har­ tho year. ness Circuit can easily be formed. Administrative Assistant Walter According to Kemp, the State Teague, in charge o f transporta­ Racing Commiislon, in granting a tion for the Seminole County school franchise for harness racing here, system, will meet with the corps ■aid that the location is the most of bus drivera as wUI representa­ practical one to be found In the tives of the three law enforcement state. agencies, Seminole County Sheriffs The corporation plans to add office, Florida Highway Patrol, twelve new stables, providing an and the Sanford Police Depart­ overall capacity for more than 500 ment. horses during Uie training srason. Also, a five-eighths mile Infield track will be built in the one-mile oval, and a paddock and em erg­ ency veterinary hospital will be constructed. The club approved Tom Hucston DALLAS, Tex., Ill — One man for membership, and guests includ­ was shot to death and another ed Michael Fisher and Kenneth A r­ knifed critically late last night in nold. o f Casselberry, and Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes Conklin, o f Orlando. a fight over a S3 cent election bet. A 19-year-old man, (tabbed In the chest, told officers bo shot HUton Campbell, M . to death.in a street fight. He told officers he and Campbell bet several weeks Plea Day fo r the months of Aug' a*o on which date voters would uat and part o f July will be heard go to the polls. They voted Saturday in the thla afternoon before Judge Ernest Honshoider la Seminole County Democratic runoff primary. No charges had been filed early Court. Over SO* cases will be called, today. according to the Seminole County S h e riffi offlcf. ADDITIONAL l o c a l n e w * It is expected that bonds will ON PAGE ho estreated in many of the cases called before Judge Honshoider. Man Killed, One Knifed In Fight Over 25 Cent Bet ■S, -A.. Raceway Plans Revealed K Sanford Dentists To Hear Lectures f n Ocala Sept. 10 ★ Plea Day Heard This Afternoon ★ ★ -V . , > h r t rm ■' m f i v • ‘ An AJ-2 Savage plane attached*to VAI1-7 at the Sanford Naval A ir 8tation crashed Into a homa today on Orange Ave. Tho home, owned by William M. "C otton" Brown, waa com­ pletely destroyed as tho plane ap­ parently nosed into tho front end o f It, exploding and loavlng a trail o f fire behind I t • Brown, hearing the nolso of the Rotary Clubs In 99 countrioa plane, waa attempting to leave hla throughout tho free world a rt unit* homo when the explosion blew him ed In an endeavor to promote In­ out with the carport falling over on him. At tho scene o f the flro ternational understanding, good and craah Brown apparently wax will and peace. That waa the'mam* suffering from shock but appear­ ■age of Frank A. McDonald af ed to be uninjured. Tampa, Governor o f District 244 The fire atso spread to the home of Rotary tnternatlonal,'ln addrosa* next door to It, owned by I * J Ing'th* Rotary Club e f Sanford to- Rotary Clubs Unite To Promote World Understanding & - A LONE FIRE FIGHTER aaslstod by dash crow members o f a fire fighting truck attempt to bring fierce Mates o f a crashed AJ-2 Savage plane and home under control. ntrot. (S ta ff Photo) Smafhers Accepts Tour Invitation From Stevenson Senator George Smathers (DF la) has accepted an Invitation from Adlai Stevenson to arrrnnpany him and Estes Kcfauver on their nation-wide pre-campaign tour this week. The trip will Include right sec­ tional meetings with state and lo­ cal leaders designed to rally Dem­ ocratic forces for tho forthcoming campaign. Aa Chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, Smother* 1* co-ordinating effort* to retain ths Democratic majority In the Senate. The Florida Senator was renominated by his state's largest recorded majority this spring and Is unopposed In the November election. Stevenson ha* emphasised that this trip la not a "speech making or public appearance tour" but is designed to allow him to “ confer with local leader* and candidatea in tho fight to bring the issuea home to the American people and get out the biggest Democratic vole in history." Stevenson, Kefauvt-r and Smalhera together with a crew of cam­ paign aldea flew from Chicago to­ day to a meeting with repre scntallves from New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Arkansas and Arizona, in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Tomorrow they will meet at Bonneville Dam, Waahlngton, with leaders from that stats and Ore­ gon, Idaho and Montana. Wednesday's gathering at Sioux City, Iowa will bring together off! claia and candidatea from Iowa, North and South Dakota, Nebras ka, Kansas, Minnesota and Wise on sin. On Thursday, the flying Demo­ cratic caravan moves to Knox­ ville, Tenn. for an important acs sion with Southern leadera from Tennessee, Alabama, G e o r g i a , Louisiana, Florida, Kentucky, Mia alssippi, North and South Carolina and Virginia. The group will return to Chicago on Friday fqr a meeting with re presentatives from Illinois, Indi ana, Michigan, Missouri and Ohio. The tlmsa and places o f tha other three sectional meetings in eluding the big north and northeast will be announced later thla week. Spreads To Lowe X House; Child Killed Breckenridge Resigns As C of C M anager Forrest E. Breckenridge, mana­ ger o f tha Seminole County Cham­ ber o f Comincice for a number o f years has resigned hla post hrra "affective at the earliest conven­ ient date." It was announced this morning i that Breckenridge submitted hla j letter o f resignation laat week to President George Touhy o f tha local Chamber of Commerce Uoard o f Directors. Breckenridge said this morning | that, " I have accepted a position as manager o f another Chamber o f Commerre in Florida " The announcement of the new position to be assumed by Hrcckenrldge will be made by offiriala o f the Chamber o f Commerre with, which hs will be affiliated in the immediate future. President George Touliy, con­ IIKP.CKKNRIDGi: tacted on the release of informa­ (Photo By Jameson) tion concerning the resignation o f Chamber o f Commerre Manager F o r r e a t Breckenridge, said: "Breck has devoted a great deal of time and energy to the devel­ opment o f the interests of Semi­ nole County, and while he has been with the Chamber o f Com­ The Seminole County Vocation­ merce, the economic aspects of the community have expanded al School is open for registration considerably, I appreciate his co­ every day thla week. Students operation and hla sincere efforts may register any time for day or evening classes. Subjects o f­ here. I am sure that when I ex­ press a hearty 'thank you’ to him, fered this term Inrludn typing, bookkeeping, office there are scores o f others who shorthand, join m*. Saying goodbye to friend* practice, business English and la never an enjoyable experience, aj»elling, business arithmetic, and but- as Breck leaves his many oiifce machines. The day classes friend* hers, he carries with him are saheduled from 9 o.m. to 3 our best wishes fo r surer** in hla p.m., five days a week; evening classes from 7to 9 p. m. Mondays new work." through Thursdays. Vocational School Is Open All Week For Registration Youth Found After Spending 7 Days On Mountain Slope Students are urged to register as soon as possible. Any adult, I* year* of ago or ulJcr Is eligible to enroll in any o f these -lurse*. SE ATTLE OR - Snatched fro-" almost certain death a fter a week in a mountain wilderness, plucky Richard MiauhaU rested In a hos­ pital today and, hla main con­ cern was catching up on the meals and the comics ha missed In his lonely wanderings. Doctors said Richard, 13-yearold Japanese American Boy Scout, was showing an "amaaing comeback" from hla seven days six nights with little food or water on the slepea o f M L Rainier, SO t '• * thing s U ff consists of M i*. • " Hall, principal. Mrs. Lydia Watt, Mias Mary Georgs, and Miss Martha Simpson. Mr. Frod C. Murray is director of the school. Pflji+g i m U n i i i o f 72. Weather Partly dandy through Tuesday with a faw widely scattered thusdsrshewsrs mostly dartag alter■aen and evening; lew tanight **• Tho homes were located at 240* and 2404 Orange Ave. Tlio plane waa first noticed fly ­ ing low aa It ramo over the south­ ern section o f tho city "flyin g so low that it could have hit tho tree tops." L. J. Lowe Jr., and hla w ife Min­ nie Louise arid their son David, 6, were burned In tho flashing blaze. The two parents were found on tho lawn o f their home apparently blown out o f it. One of the children Marilyn Sue, was found, shortly after on# o ’clock today, dead. A t first, when tho parents were found, the child was seen standing near them hut later had disappeared. Only uftcr a search of tho home by Kddiq Keith, a relative o f the family, w is the body of the youngster found. A witness to the flying plane, before it crashed said, " I saw the tall o f the plane flying low with amoke trailing behind II." Tho young man, I-couurd Lcpolc, who said that he saw tho plane from a home he was visiting aaid. “ It didn't term that tho plane was rutting out but It was flying ter­ ribly low going through the treo top* (aa ho pointed) before crash­ ing. «. Tho plane, whose entire crew o f threo was killed in the crash, left a trail o f fire behind it a* it (Continued nn Page F.igbt) Mercurymen Win 1st. Class B Game O f Softball Pla Local Mcrcurymcn took tho first g im o a f tho Class II Invitational Softball tournament being played in Grlando. The Hunt-McUobcrts team, which emerged as champions in ''is local dtywldo softball loigue, defeated Farm Home team o f Or­ lando Friday night 2-1. In u game played at tho Grand Ave, softball park. Hunt-McRoberta cinched t h e game in the fourth Inning with a triple by Eugclio I’ onnlngton The two run* mado t>> the local softball group wero on seven hits and one error while Farm Home collected their one run, four hits and no error*. IIunt-McRoberts will play the North Park Baptist Church softball 'team tonight at I o'clock at Exposition Park. According to team officials, tha game (a a tossup since tha two teams are even in practice gaaaaa each having ofthttaropby commit­ tee chairmen. In addition to tho activities of Rotary'* *,100 Clubs within their own communities to promote thla objective, McDonald explained, Ro­ tary International has sp^nt m ot* than 12,000,000 in recent years through Its program o f student fel­ lowships, which enable outstanding college graduates to study for on# year In countries other than their own, ee Rotary ambassador* o f good will. 8inco 1947, when thla program was established, *34 Ro­ tary Fellowships have been award­ ed to students in Cl countries fo r study in 40 countries. Miss Louise Sand of St. Petersburg Is now studying at the University of Chile In Santiago, Chile, end will be beck about Jan. 1. "W ith fellowship and service to other* ns Its keynote, Rotary pro­ vides a common ground for 431,00* business and professional exec*lives throughout the free world, re­ gardless of differing natlonalltlea or political or religious beliefs", tho Rotary District Governor rmpha sized. "In addition to tho promotion af international understanding" Mc­ Donald continued, "special emphas­ is Is being placed by Rotary Clubs In this District, which Includes 47 Rotary Clubs in Central Florida on ways to Improve our community*, our vocations and assistance fa youth program ". McDonald urged the local Rotarp Club to be well represented at tha Rotary District Conference to bn held in Wintar Haven on Oct. 14-U10, and to make plans for tha Club to be represented at the 4ltb Annual Convention of Rotary In­ ternational, which will be held In Lucerne, Switzerland, next May. ■' $ i-u v.u Local Timing Assn. To Study By-Laws A t Meet Tomorrow By MRS. RUTH LA Y O The newly organized Seminole Timing Assn. wUI meet In Sunnyshade P a r t. Longwood, at 7:45 P , M. Tuesday evening, August 2*. At this meeting by-laws will-ba studied and approved as well as due*, also charges, as to b* charg­ ed, lo r those participating in tha drag races. The necessary equips meat, each driver will ha required to me*4 to meat tha safety iawa as proscribed by .the national orga- * nisaUan, and its purchase. The officers o f thla organisation., Pros. Dick Joyce, Cassslbeityt vIce-Pros. Billy Joe Young. Aka----- -- ■—1— ; Sec.-Tress. U artH _ md, urged that a l| I* . . tare*tad paraaoa cease sad Mo � 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, August 24, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 24, 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>, August 24, 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/2f79f61157844564b6efe178e6a1f216.pdf 836f75599a568ce614a4e90af1e8ad83 PDF Text Text QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED inn lix ie RICH FULL H A V O t t D I VAC PA* Qne.Unmp with e o c h 1Oc purchase, 10 stomps with every dollar you spend. 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Butter ' 65c BALLARD OR PILLSBURV I SUPERBRAND FINEST QUALITY B i s c u i t s 4 ^ 4 9 ‘ l M a r g 'r i n e “ 3 9 * �§>mxfatb l i tvalh Shop and Save In Sanford i u INDEPENDENT t v n r n p w n p v p DAILY n u t v w w o n tP P D AN NEWSPAPER - ju u u h w » i a i • 'KTOULME XLVin SANFORD, FLORIDA publish ed 1908 DCT Club Be Formed At SHS ' Louia Girard, coordinator of the Divert HIed Cooperative Training Program, taid thia morning that a "D . C. T. Club" will be organlxed at Seminole High School during the flrat weeka of the echool year. Girard aald that all membera of the D. C. T. program at the high achool will be membera of the club. 'R A two-day Joy ride by three “ Because the student-learner Seminole County youngitera waa worka in the afternoon, hit acheended yeaterday when they wereidule doea not permit participation Three Youths Are Taken Into Custody For Stealing Jeep If Your Herald In Not Delivered By 8 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 I*. M. For Delivery Big 3 W ill Offer Plan To Egypt LONDON UR— The Western Big Three determined today to w ind up the Sues conference by nightfsll and presents its lg-natlon plan for internationalising the canal to Egypt despite Soviet-ldlan opposi­ tion. One well-informed source said another attempt would be made to get ths conference to agree on (our or five governments to approach Egyptian President Nasser as a committee ln an effort to set the stage for direct negotiations. “ We hope to wind up the con­ ference today," an American Em­ bassy spokesman said. The West plans to hand Nasser a full report on the discussions during the eight-day closed parley — including the opposing Indian plan supported by Russia, Ceylon and Indonesia. This would leave actual control of the waterway In Egypt's hands, with an interna­ tional board set up only to advise the Egyptians. Egypt’ s reporter) threat to hoU up liritlsh and French ships us­ ing the cans) stunned conference delegates. An official of the nation­ alised canal board act up by Nssser was quoted as threatening to de­ lay the ships if Frenchmen and Englishmen working as canal pil­ ots quit their Jobs. The British and French Cabinets were called Into special sessions to deal with what appeared a new crisis building up. __ _ -e -tm i i » " . --------------- THURSDAY AUGUST 23, 1958 Associated Preaa Leaaed Wire No. 168 Highway Group O kays 6-Point A p p roach To Road P ro b le m s $5 Million Program Proposed A six-point approach to the present road problems and needs o f Seminole County was approved taken into cu.tody by the S em i-!1" ,'"» 1ny « tr* ;fu.rrlcu,.«r last night at a meeting of the _ .u I actlvitlea of the achool, he aaid. Cltixcns' long Rango Tlighway o o e County Sheriffs deputies *, |••Therefore, the need for aome soPlanning Committee held at Mm they were taking purloined ga»o- clal acuvUy baaed on mutual inSpencer's Restaurant. line to a Jeep that had been stolenI tereat ia necessary," Girard added. John KriUcr, Sanford City Co nThia problem, he aald, is met by Monday night. inlssioner and Seminole County organixing local clubs having a A 17-year-old Forest City boy, Commissioncr-elect, p r o p o s e d wide variety of actlvitlea. iu well as hi a other two compan­ "We undertake an overall high­ Explaining the purpose of the D. way plan for the entire county i e s , a 14-year-old white boy, and C. T. Club, Girard said that dur­ projecting our nerds into the fu­ a 10-year-old Negro boy, admitted ing the year the club has dances, ture at least ten years." taking the Jeep from the San Lan- picnics, plans radio and TV pro­ In addition, Kridcr proposed grams for local stations, as well do Golf Club property. that live program be financed by as assembly programs for the George Howard Stuckey, the 17* achool. a bond Issue that would total aa year-old youth, had no explanation much aa five million dollars. The organisation la expected to for taking the Jeep when brougnt take part in civic and achool pro­ Krider again brought up for dis­ cussion by the Long Range High­ to the Seminole County Jail by jects closely related to the com­ way Planning group the proposal Deputy Sheriff M. McClelland. munity auch as Red Cross, TB that a short route to Oviedo from He said, “ We Juat did U for tho Association, March of Dimes, and other almliar efforts. Sanford be bull) by using a cause­ H h and the ride." "Once a year the club members way over Lake Jcsup. The Negro boy, who at flrat attend a District meeting o f all Also approved last night by the could not remember where l.o Used U D. C. T. club. In their district. At group, was an invitation to the , a ' ! th*‘ «m e district officers a n electState Road Board to hold their F C,tJr> , t f d*y |ed and they also participate in the next tweeting ln Sanford. William !ii ’ ° 'd *nd ln election of a district repre.enUtlev A. Kratxert will extend the Invithe seventh grade." ! to the Slate Convenlon, Glratd tation to the State Road Board The 14-year-otd white boy, also, pointed out. group meeting this weekend in o f Forest City, aaid that he at­ A a chosen location there ia a South Florida. tended Lyman School and waa in yearly state convention which will Brelley Odham, chairman o f the seventh grade. be held this year in Miami. Each the Citixena Long Range Highway (According to the youngsters, club selects two delegates from its Planning Committee said last u>ey took the Jeep Monday nigftt, members for this convention. night as the road needs o f the hid it in a south Seminole County There are now over 100 clubs ln county, in every section, were dis­ orange grove Tuesday night, and the State which are grouped to­ cussed "W e should hold meeting* WASHINGTON - The United wrere attempting to use it yester­ gether Into the Florida State Fede­ with people in every community States is asking Britain to find day when apprehended. ration of D. C. T. Clubs. of the county, Longwood, Alta­ out whether Red China has any A can containing diesel fuel was The local club electa Ita own monte Springs, Casselberry, Ovie­ stolen by the boys from a truck oflfcers. However, its constitution Information on the fate of a Navy do, Geneva, Lake Mary," Odham patrol plane which ia missing off aa orange grove workers left the and by-laws must be submitted to proposed auch a meeting so that Vehicle momentarily. They were the Stale Distributive Cooperative the China Coast after an attack "w e could aay people, what do we walking along a county road Just Education Section where they ere by unidentified aircraft. need In roads for this county?" Britain hat diplomatic relations •if the Forest City highway when either approved or disapproved by Meetings o f the from * will be with Red Chins; the United States picked up by Deputy Sheriff Mo the Exeaitlve Boerd of the State held once e»M> moitftf aod the Cleiland. . « . • FederatM of D. C p T ; Clubs.' • 3 . The State Department ac&u \ tmembership of the committee A s assorted inventory o f a n i­ On# af the moot important activi­ ter receiving a formal report will be revived to ita full itrength. SAN FRANCISCO UP-Presidentf cies was tu n ed out >-f the pockets ties of the club is the annual from Navy headquarters her* Elsenhower goes before the Repub­ AN EDITORIAL The contrart for the construe- Ne* m«n»be»r* o f the committee o f the three youngstatrs. In front employer-employe banquet, which that a Martin IMM Mercator witl) lican National Convention today to tlon of the New Yorh Giants new *“ 8Be*ted at last night's discuso f then, on a table at the Teml- serves le (1) express to their em­ four officers and 13 enlisted men accept nomination for a second dormitory building has bean re- ,lon* i n c l u d e d Representative nole County Jail, were: four plas­ ployers the appreciation for their aboard had been attacked at 1:33 reived in Sanford by John Burton Gordon V, Frederick; J. Dan tic spoons, one comb, a bottle op participation in the training pro­ term and put his administration's a. m. Thursday, local lime, north 111, Architect, signed by officials Wright, Warren E. Knowles, San­ oner, a piece of copper wire, a gram ( I ) give employers a better o f Formosa while over interna­ record on the line In the campaign o f the New York Giants' organisa­ ford City Manager; Captain Rob­ pencil, a inndkerchlef, one pocket- Idea of tha Job which they and tional waters. ert W. Jackson, Commanding Offi­ against the Democrats. tion. tailfe, three empty billfolds, a ma- the school are doing (I ) bring about cer, NAS; and the Naval Air Sta­ The Sanford Herald lias passed another milestone! State Department pres* offl -cri Fortified by a unanimous vota of The contract Is dated Aug. 20. •caine nut, 37 cents in change, a a better understanding among em­ Only yeaterday. Wednesday, Aug. 22, The Sunford Herald ployers, school and student learn­ m°rnt>-1' RCI|> lMUcd lhil Dewitt, Furncll A Spicer, suc­ tion'* Public Worka Officer. hammer, a bit and a wrench. wildly cheering delegates in hit rebecame a year older. The slate of proposals adopted ers. (4) end provide ■' practical cessful bidders for the construc­ Apparently, according to Sheriff "Our Navy authorities have pub- clec,*on ^Id, ha Is srehduled to Through the good years and tho Imd ones The Sanford tion of the new building to be at the Wednesday night meeting learning silualion for the students. Luther Hobby and Deputy Sheriff For a better understanding by lished a preliminary report of the ?o lo the Cow Palace rostrum and Herald has been published in the interest of a bigger and erected at (he cornrr o f Mellon- of the committee Included: McClelland, the boys had ridden tha parents, an "open house” is UB. Navy patrol plane said lo be before a nationwide radio-television better Sanford and Seminole County. ville and Celery Aves has turned 1— A proposal to contact Im­ bicycles to the Ban Lando Golf also hald by the club with exhibits missing and unaccounted for ap. „udltnce Just after the convention There have been some minor interruptions and emer­ the contract over to its attorneys mediately the appropriate parties Course and had stolen the Jeep. and atudy materials set up to show *?*r *l,*cb by un*' hears Vice President Nison, who gencies - all of them were overcome. for review. of the Seminole County Commis­ Witnesses, they say, had seen what ths class is accomplishing n s ir e n will return to San Francisco today For forty-eight years The Sanford Herald lias served the The amount o f the bid Is undis­ sion, District Road Board mem­ two of the boys involved in the and the scope of the student train­ V fft have been Informed by tlie citizens of the Sanford and Seminole County community and closed, however, according to the ber, and the District Office of the auto theft and were being search­ ing. Department o f Dcfcn-c that the from Whittier, Calif. throughuut its columns during these long nund>er of years architect. The building as bid, State Road Department and do ed for at the time they were apEisenhower said In announcing Girard extends an invitation to all commander of ths U. S. 7th Fleet there has been good news. Imd news, news of progress and was modified slightly redurlng ull that is necessary to get the •yehended. haa undertaken an immediate nir his availability for another term Juniors and seniors to visit the new the number of rooms to be used as remainder of llighwray 17-92 under A hearing for the two boys of D. C. T. room at the high school and surface search for the plane last Feh. 29 that as far as hs was the acceleration of progressive ideas and projects. sleeping quarters for the baseball construction. The Sanford Herald is among tho few business organiza­ Juvenile age Is being leld this aft­ which will be open from now until and survivors. concerned the main Issue of the 2— A resolution to contact the tions of the community IImt has served the |icople within trainees ernoon before Juvenile Judge Ern­ the school opening. Any questions, "The Department of State is en­ Work on tho construction o f lli* District Road Hoard member and est Houshoider. deavoring to obtain whatever in­ campaign would be the record of It for such n long number of years. said Girard, concerning the No definite charges hive been gram msy be asked at any time. formation it can regarding the his first term. And aides sakl In As Sanford and Seminole County lias grown, prospered building Is expected lo begin with­ request in Immediate report on the status of Htat* Road 48 and placed yet against the older boy, Girard may be reached at the Incident and will take such steps advance of his adreis today that and exiutnded, so has The Sanford Herald—and it steps in a week, Architect Burton re­ to request an early letting of the apparently the leader of the small high echool personally or by call- •a may be indicated after the his emphasis will be right on that forward today Into the forty-ninth year looking for­ vealed today. contract. facta are ascertained." gang. ins 378 or 704. point — the record. ward to the greatest years of its long history. 3— To request that a route ba It's a record Adtal Stevenson, In the pages of The Sanford Herald there are redesignated on State Rond 48 from the Democratic presidential nomi­ rorded the stories of the creation of Seminole County, a Mrllonvllle Ave to tie in with the nee, and his colleagues sharply as­ Florida land Itoom, trolley cars, a midtown railroad station, west end o f the county. It was sailed at their party convention the b ig celery days, the imving of its streets, a new (.Jourt proposed that the District Itoad In Chicago last week. It's a record House, and even now there are plans for more and bigger Roatd member and the State the Republicans have been prais­ expansion within the community. Road Board lie requested lo con­ ing loudly here all this week. The Sanford Herald, thioughmit its past forty-eight years, CLEMSON, 8. C „ - Newly-cre- sider the request of a route from Elsenhower told his news conferanswered criticism in my life,” haa agreed and disagreed In the interest of growth and sled Western Electric Scholar­ Mellonville Ave. west to the Woand that hs feci* the opposition prosperity—and its policies will continue to itarullcl the de­ ships at Clrmson College have klva River bridge. attack will do nothing "but re­ sires of a flourishing, thriving, successful city and county. been awarded to Charles Snckett 4— Senator Douglas Munition! Spencer Jr., of Charleston, and proposed to the committee 'hut bound upon the people who make James Howard Allrs>t. o f Sanford, It." they endorse a request the build­ FIs. Both are rivll engineering ing of u new bridge across the St. Immediately after the convention students. adjourns the President will leave Johns Itlver un State Road 413 to by speclalt rain for three or four The grant* provide tuition, uni tie In with State Road ifl and that A l | » l 22 days of golf and general relaxation form fees, books, and supplies Celery Ave. be widened, under Admissions at the plush Cypress Point Club They arc based on outstanding heavy maintenance, to 21 feet PFC-Mel Fleischer o f the UJ. on the Monterey Peninsula, about Mrs. Bell. Hawkins (Lockhart) scholastic ability, engineering ap­ within a 00 foot right of way. Marine Corps, and son o f Mr. and 123 mile* south of San Francisco. titude and need. 3—The committee also endorsed He will fly buck to Washington ear­ Mary Francis Oliver (Sanford) Mrs. Irwin Fleischer of Hanford, a program to widen Sanford Ave Spencer, a rising sophomore at was picked from Camp LrJrune, Births ly next week. « N. C., to represent the camp at Clrmson, is a graduate of St. to the Sanford Naval Air Station. Renomlnatlon of an EisenhowerBaby Boy Ouxbury ft—The committee proposed that the All Marine Golf Tourney held Andrew* High School in Charles­ Nixon ticket put the President in Discharges ton. lie maintained a 3 02 grade •he Orange County Board of Comlast week at Oceanside, Calif. a Jovial mood. After watching the Fleischer came in third in the ratio o f • possible 4.00 during his mlssioners be requested to pa\o balloting on TV in his St. Francis Mr*. Forrest Nutt and baby buy ! freshman year at college after the three miles of red brick roid (Orange City) All Marine Golf event. Hotel suite with family members lie witl lie one of the three Ma- c*r *"8 ■» A'* in his first semes from the Orange County tine lo and friends, he made a brief visit llarry M. Ilulse (I)e liar) I rlnrs that will represent the Ma- »«r of work. He wa* news editor Stat Road 30 due to the fact Hut last night lo Civic Auditorium, Harrietts Johnson (Sanford) rinc Corps In the All Armed °t the student newspaper, where Major George Christopher •j vice- a large number of Seminole Coun­ Lydia Johnson (Sanford) Force* Tourney to be played at president of the YMCA Council, ty residents, working at I'atrirk wax host at a ball marking the and a member of the national Air Force Base, use that route si Linda Dr Matt in (Hanford) 100th anniversary of both the ,11cKglln Field next week. championship Pershing R i f l e s the shortest distance to their publican party and the city of ban August 23 Drill Platoon. He Ij a member o f work. Francisco. Admissions Accompanied by Mr*. Eisenhow­ Phi Eta Sigma, honorary seholss" i t |, time to sta.t planninj Patsy Owens (Sanford) er, the President got a rousing ova­ tic fraternity. -uad* into 17-92 to dewlou ths Visit leg llowrs tion. Allred, a native of Belton who wc,t ,ja c of the cou nt)." ChairTALLAHASSEE or — Gov. Col. Before switching on his TV art Private Rooms—It a m. to 9 p.m. now lives in Florida, graduated ,u n Jlralley Odham told tile com"»» * W Wa office from Seminole High School, San mittce as they dlsruncd the overto watch tha convention proceed­ Reml-PHvata R o o m .-I p.m. to 4 ths remainder of this week. ings, Eisenhower visited in hi* p.m .; T p.m. to 9 p.m. ford, In Juno. Hs received a rcrtl- 11 pictuie o( the road needs m The governor and his family suite for about five minutes with Pediatries—It s.m. to • p.m. (parficata of merit In the National earh aect'on of the county. arc vacationing at their beach cot­ former President Herbert Hoover. Mta and/or grandparent* only) Merit Scholarship competition last The next meeting of th 'T'itage near St. Tcrosa. Collins is He also got la an afternoon nap Obatetries— According to accom­ spring. feus' Long Raoge Highway .Man­ taking advantage o f tho time as recommended by bie doctors. modations and nn visitors dur­ ning Committee, slated for Sep­ away to work oa sumo of his fuAt hla news conference, Eisen­ ing fowling o f bablos. tember, will bring the Mayor* am) taro spetebea. hower aald ha now feels “ about leading cluxsni of all o f Scmloola. His next scheduled speech will ••s-ifu finger over one or tae squadron aircraft during yeatenuys inspection of VAH-ti at BNA8. Onlookers aa good as avar" I Is moatba af­ bo mads at a mooting of tho Mi­ Partly steady Friday, Bute County’* communities together ta ter undergoing major abdominal are Commander W. E. Leasee, ‘ Chief Staff Officer, Maintenance Chief Joe Stepp, Commander F. D. ami Springs-HUiooh Chamber o f ckaaga la temper stare; tew tmdgfct plan a comprehensive road Murphy, VAH-9 Maintenance Officer, and Cemmaadtr W. R. Haxiett, tha squadron's Commanding surgery and Us heart attack of gram. 84 71. Commcra* Aug. U last i a * . aa. ^ O ffice r. (Official Photo, U. S. Navy) U.S. Asks Britain To Seek Details About Plane's Fate ★ Construction Will Ike Will Accept Nomination, Be Started Soon Rut Record P n Line Today On New Dormitory Herald O b se rve s 4 8 th A n n iversary Howard Allred Is Given Scholarship Hospital Notes Mel Fleischer Will Play In All Armed Forces Golf Meet Collins Family On Vacation Weather �• . THE 8ANF0RD HERALD — -k f omoav/ sew 3 « O f \ I owe twa»5 <w»r Away ) V TO WVCSTIGATC/ On The House la th# Old Victorian houitt, S y DAVID O. S A S E t i m i sliding door* ware always run. AP B ««l Estate Editor l y B I N N I T T C I R F ------------------------ - J Door* la homes are getting to nio| U t their 'rack*, Involving * lot ol lifting and JlggUng to Sr t ” HOLLYWOO£^»W£ 'ia/A-ged to latch en to anTnttifto foolish extravagances. Of tours*, wo need a front door them to work again. That can't splcuous part In a great screen epic. The director wee an happen with the moat modMn exacting executive with en unlimited bankroll, so the projected tnd a back door, but tho space hardware. Nylon rollers for siiTnt two months shooting achedused by swinging doors Inside the and permanently lubricated opera­ ule stretched out to four house la a perpetually expansive tion, are locked Into Jump-proof months, then to sin, Finally Item. It dot only la coatly to build, tracks. The doors hang from this the bored ‘‘aetreea” inquired but It rob* you o f osablo apace mechanism. plaintively of n columnist, After having had trouble with for the rest of your Ufe In that “Say, who do you think I’d warped doors, shrunken doors house. No doors in some places have to romance to gel out and sliding doors In others tan and what not running o ff their of this dam picture?” ' give you much more houae Cor tracks la a mid-loth century perl, od home, we took up these prob­ your money. This heartwarming variant I lems with an expert—G eorgejp. No man in his right mind would •f the usual dolorous evidence JA| « Merrill of the Stanley WorksWn think o f Installing revolving doora •f broken marriage* la the Mm for every bedroom, bathroom and classified ad eoltimae w-ss in* J M closet In his house. However, •erted In a Philadelphia news* to agree with that atatament •1 am reaponaibla for all means we are all half erary, be* debt* and obligations o f my causa every time you awing an ovtfa, Selma, both present and future, and am simply delighted to be ordinary door all the way back quired s headroom of S 5/8 Inches. the provider for n woman who has borne me two lAveiy children, against the wall you arc taking Modern tracks and nylon rollers and with an overabundance o f lovs and cars has made the past S up Just about half the amount of taka up only 11/1 inches. years of merited Ufa the nicest years of my Ufa. On this, our eighth Merrill estimates that about so space that wenuld be used by a anniversary, I wish Co publicly express my gratitude.” per esnt o f all sliding doors In ex­ revolving door. Furthermore, space w it* a it ting houses are used for closdk, lot of money when you build a primarily In bedrooms. Ha thinks house today. The man who gets virtually every door Inside a house a livable one.story house built should be n sliding door, In spite t o a o cbapxkl • for around IIS a square foot o f the fact that his firm makes OBkARDO uaually considers himself lucky. door knobs and binges. TMUBBDAV BVMNIbS Still in most csees he wastei w t « k—o a x r o n n RspuhlUan Convention non or more o f his building tee# K it .o o v c i.K e Uuy Lombards T N t ia a u s r e v k x ia u money on ipece needed just to Hums <1 Alls* T he JUrtSm Hour W rtsliin x from C blcee* swing door*. ' Werta A t H a M e a t H tw s E ste rs About two square feet Is needed Tw IlloSs n e a ts etsrllah t Theatre for the full swing of the avtrage B eeru Book B lfe -e ff Muslo at itandom door. Additional space required rhiOAV LAKELAND til — Florida Citrus D rift!■■ en A Cloud when you step hack every time Mutual estimates chiliad orange K vrnln* Simla Slpn-on P roeram R oium s Kddlo Fisher you awing that door make* that NowS'W oathor Juice will use * million and a It’s Datirallm* waste space even greater. Count half more boxes o f orange* from N leht Kdltlon a ir lc ltr Instrumental the number of room doori and the 1M5-M crop than It did the Rhythm Stour cloaet door* in your house and you previous season. At llom o W ith Muslo can see why eliding doora are be­ Newt The big grower cooperative said a im o f f ing used so widely la new house about «tt million boat* o f oranges m in e r plans. MOSNISB from tha 1D5WD crop will go tout •••• *l*n On chiliad Julco. About MOD,000 boxes Dawn Brtaksrs So far, moat sliding doors are o f th* ltM-85 crop woot into News used for closets. Thsy make It new product. Wotiorn Jamboree 11:1* mend l*e A Be Counts* possible to devote an entire side News 11:10 "A s the W orld T a r n s ' Although not a major Item to 1 :oo Johnny Corson th a w or end of a rtfom to generous an orange crop o f cloao to DO mil­ ■even O’clock Club t i l* Art Link Iotter’s lleu seperip Ntwt.FInrlda wardrobes and bat box shelves. lion boxes, the tocrenso to popu­ 1:11 C arr* Honrs ih e w Now*. World These doors are bypassing types larity and the year round market tie* Th* Bix Psyefr D ock s*’! Chntes • til* rtlm V srs Join Tho N in r — two doors, tack equal to half for chilled Julco Add “ one more t i l t Bob Crosbv Show Sport* At A O lsscs o f tho overall width of the opening favorable marketing factor to the »:# * B rtxhlsr D sv Siorntn* nsvotlse* S ill Oeeret sterm H armon* Tim# plus ■ little ovcrlsp. No more than grower’s prospect*," Mutual ssld. Slid Vhs r d e # nf Hleht W orld At Nino Sit* Chsnnsl f i t Cvnssrnsds half of such a doorway is open at M orolno U rlodlss Chiliad juiea is sold full strength w w n t t -T v j * r s t n « v v t i . t . r Ifsro and There one time. and la marketed principally to tttd Club CBANNBL 4 T B V B SD A T BVBXIXO Now pockst doors are gaining paper cartons similar Do those Newt StSS Mleksv Mnu.e it s * Club Sif* Ttrnubllr** ron vsn llon to popularity. These are usually used for fresh mUk. "* » * s n -lsn r- Fiction a sm s nf Sfslodv room doors, sliding Into operator** *:IS W elsrfron t A P T tM M S 1*:** B esem sry C leessr to tha wall. Graat.grandma bad W orld At Noon I S ill '• _ them to har Victorian house—oftR edlo Term D lastt ISil# Father K now s Bsst FR E E ICE C R E A M Frida* Uatlnso Us** lit * * n »on ri ■n between sitting room ana par­ Nows t i l l * . U # P«ul. S lsrr Ford lor. Today thsy art being used, Amsrlcan Manus a am* To AU 11:J» T<nt* Phew — World at Three l l i t l Nows « PC singly rather than double, for Oueen of Battle Frl. • 8*t. • Ron rp tn tr x o s m n bathrooms and for divisions be­ necord Preview d:4t Tost Psttsrn Torn Tims tween compsrtmented bathrooms. 7:** flood V s m lr r At Tho Nows *•** f*<p»«ln W snesron Toon Tim s As far as the door Itself Is * :« « O f All Thlnps concerned, tho main difference StS* fln d frsr m is* n irlh s It Tilth between swinging and sliding CONE AGAIN 11:** Valiant t o d * i l l Ivivo o f ! J '« *> MEMPHIS m - Sign on the doors is to their hardware fittings. :*b Pssrrh f '"■ T om orrow Instead o f hinges, a sliding doer M-OX .rtbMInF l A * l A dote « t the traffic bureau, which use* a track. Instead of a door­ 1 t:»* U r* » Rsenrt accepts floes from erring driven 1 knob you u>* a fingerhold. Both l i t i s stand f<* A Rs C o u n t* 1208 So. Park Art. r v p -v r v a “ Thank you. Com* again." t i l l * As W orld Turn* A it voice/ mv (o * o a h T awoiMUH ' pa CASH 3— i W t a * £3 r MAtTtuOA/ m r MI n ­ T E L E V IS IO N Radio wf t M B g B ^ T e a Q r c . ^ T M A r l > / a y o u ‘b e m * I WWAT DO X X I > W A N fA RAISE N ew s a l e s m a n s £ s ic o g r A R V X x i HOW'ABC M W V W lN tcS FM MOSF KNOW WM ENJOYING7WE Y W P O j ^ E P D flT yW E L L / KINOA Chilled Orange Juice To Use More Boxes This Yeor c Imperial S«rvice< Station H 1 t*a Tn-nm r ’ V„nd l : t s .tnhnnv Carton 1:1* lln iissn srlr •l«* ttlr P .v n ff I'S* Bob C rssbr 111 “ ► *i»* B rlah lsr Dav *•1* n -.r r t Plnrin 1:1* Fdas o f Nlaht tin* riosn Ifnusa O N L Y 7 MORE DAYS G ET Y O U R C A R READ Y FOR LABO R D A Y HEED W E LL IN T IM E -T H E S E L IT T L E R H Y M E S Complete Brake Overhaul w il l v ia one w it h ice -c c x o r LtMOMoe and thc omeo r N _ V.ITH MOT COFFEE LUCXV W f Mt N t TvjO TNIUW0 5 BOTTLtS 1 •OOTVIE PICNIC r -X </. KNN COM£ A TM*OMOS HOT Till HOC** T GET Ml* t o UPAMO kCEPJ the cold thing* mot anotm cm ot — TmIn CO COLDP> ^ 7MAT IS A QUESTION THAT ■CAN O llV Be ANSWEDtO & ANOTMfB Th EPmo $ gOTTLC S even . MEN Jf r o m NOW", Taking Chance* On Bad Brake*. Is won* Than drunken driving, A Drank can't think, While you just Wink, AndjambliMDn<|*urvi%1ng; f ^ ■ M I M l Fit W heel Balance-Any Car Unbalanced wheel* wear nut tins. Cants little to repair tkea, Three thnee In fear# It ceeta far mere, ________ Far Urea when yew neglect thm ._________________ _ ITARTg TOMORROWDOUBLE FEATfTRE Motor Tune Up IBS far fill... J B J t t f MUfF To ear year mater needs ne tone up, li likely vrlehful thinking, For In the end, tte drinking. Legal Notice anas unsaan Yuu ors h risbv n »lltl»4 (fc*t e sll bos l.rrn lirm ilh l s s s lm l >u«i la His allots rn llilril rats In ih s abnts nnm-,1 I’uurt. ttlisisln Ihs lollof t.iuahl 1., ihs 1‘ lsltillff, I'll A HI.IU JANNAItuNK. It a 4 r r r -s * tsstln s ola ln llff s f l t o i r r , «n<l >su pro h sirh v itnilft.fi anil rs>iults4 |o flit m stson sll,' nr hr attorns, I with Ihs r lt r k t.f salit Cnurl >nur w tlllsp *sfrn>*. If any. In Ihs I'nm nlslst I* •nltl still ana In ssrrs n 1 n|tv ihsrriif UIHtn olltttnsy fur plaintiff tin »r Itrfitr* ihs isih da r , f P-iitrmbrr. ISIS, lls irln foil Ititl nr drrrss ,tm tw nfts-a w ill bs snisrnd npnlntl ynti WITNKkP m r linml and Ihs n ffl. •dsl oral nf ssld L’nuri si Hanfnrd. FltirldA this lih day uf A u fu it, D srtttsd. n i S I t MOTICK Nollo# Is bsrrby pltsn that tha X oSsrs'ensd will, on tha fill Mty nf aoM om bsr, A. I>.. ISS1 p rtsssl lo lb * H oaorpbls ru u n iy Jud*s nf Paml*SIs OoxnlV, Flnrlds. Ills final ra­ w s * . H N W I tnd rnuthsrt, so Ad’■H slslrplor nf lb* K slsto o f Anno aUsMS. dtcssssd. and o l said .Intr. W M and Ibsrs, m sks onnllrnllnn ta lk s ■old J u d is for * final sou ls. SMWI o f his administration nf H id •slats, and fo r an ordsr dlacharplna MM snob administrator. " P * l N Ibis tha 1st day o f Aupuil. A. Ik IIS * OrlsH l>. Farrsll A* Admin Istralar nf ilia TO— lluplt Hill, i-rtilnr, Kami a n f Ann* Hrsssr K f i k !iaUr bF T11 Doeansad- M jjwKsdfVK U Brnnvh. Bit m *& IN: AIIK IIKHKIIV ADVIPKD TH AT PINT IN lilV illirK It AP IIKKX KM.. Kl* All AINKT Vlllt IN TIIK I1III. • H ilt ihJI'MT. PNAIINUI.K I'llL’ NTV, PTATK (IF FMHUIIA. IN T ill! hlN TII O in riU T . PITI'ATK IN M AM ronn. KUIKIDA. H r Vol.'ll W IFK KI.I.A HIM.. Pt.AINTIKF JI KHKIN y o u a n il RBQ u m H t» ¥ u I'l.KAU Ok ANMWKIt TUN IH U . ri.A IN T IN A1IOVK fO U IlT ON !lll PKKTIfSlHIH It, l*»S; hlJIH A UKt'IIKIt I'llli UONFKNPU .M a „ J» m„ Khiy K s» kd* a u a i n h t Under Coat A dellar today eavea twa lean ttner warda were never e Uen’t ha diegoeted. 'ceeee car ie meted, PAItTX1 THK ' A*K ,,,lCK~KKn H.\ -tft'lT IJ B M MY HAND ANTI PKAl. f e m n i ’ 1’* ™ 1MKAL1 Porcelanize K,KT,‘ I'UKRK/nriVl'IT c o r n r TONIGHT at tke Chsrohta ATK or ,S f t L l a m ,g S lK 8 V HKBB- N O T I C E After July 31, I9M, ! will not Iv responsible far at1* debts Incurred by U>* WAITS F O tf CO. (signed) J. Welts Sterling Hayden THE BTEMNA1 *■ SEA C A L L C A R L M O Y E R FO R A P P O IN T M E N T H oller M otor Sales Chevrolet — OldtmobUe — Cadillac 2nd b Polmsrie �; . a r a M W Heotfon Collision Kills 2 Children MIAMI UK — A between a truck tcrdiy killed two 'and injured their •• slstera. * ' heidoa collision the dead boys, was seriously In and a car f t t - Jurcd. His two daughters, Rita, 6, Miami children and Bobble, 3, were also hurt. father and two P n V fft flu — “* Jimmie, 5, and Leroy Dewyer, I t months. •Sv <n,e *ccldtnl occurred north of ' 'M iam i when a truck driven by V alter Orr, a Goulds Negro, went out o f control and veered into the •• path o f the Dewyer ear. Highway patrolmen said a tie rod an the truck apparently broke. Orr was not hurt, James M. Dewyer, IS, father o f ^Philips Cleaners M akes Awards . . In ,toner of their rifth anniver, . sary, Philips Colonial Cleaners 110 South Palmetto Ave., made the following swards: First, to J. Blankenship, Bear* dshl Ave.; second, to G. W. Sim­ mons, 110 N. French Avs., and third to Mrs. E. M. Cain. - U Consolation awards were nude to Irene Vernay, 3004 Magnolia Ave. and James Agnew, 303 Laur­ el D r.' Creamed chicken .. ....curcan If you serve it with artichoke hearts (canned or fresh). Cardinals, Apopka Play In 2nd Game O f Playoff Series - NVMURK AH, lb * T o w s Council ot (h i Town of Altam oet* ttprluge. Flurids, deems It advlsabl* to Improve, ■rede, eon slfu ct, pare, end hardDpurfaca 1o • wldlli o ( 10 fee- wltlt ‘ V en d -seeU d aephalt m U ed-ln-pU cs pavlns material*. the follow ing thoroughfares In the Town of Atu m o n le Hprlngs, flo r ld e . *l*t Turn, bull Avenue Irorn III Intersection w till Maitland Avenue to IU Inter­ section with (tie North prolongaUoh Of the Kelt righ t-of-w a y Hue of Beverly Htreet: Beverly Hire*; from Ha Inlereectlon with Turnbull Ave. nun In ii point 10* Houlh of the Mouth rig h t-o f-w a y line o f I'rnns) Ivenle Avenue; Pennsylvania Avenue from Ite Intereectlon with llm K ail rl*ll»J tf-w «v linei o f n*T•rlr Mlrirt to ■ point 110 feet beet ■#>r lleverly. Hlreel. A ll nf seld Improvement, grading, rnnstrurl Ion. paving, end h ardierfe rin e t o he done In comntlmnre with plans, eperlfleetlone, end eetl, metes now on file with the Town f le r k o f the Tow n o f Altamonte Mprlt.es. which said plans, ipecltt. rations. nnd estimates have been ' heretofore approved b r the Tow n ’ ('nunrll. end constitute the plane d id specifications fo r this w ork. NOW. TIIKRKFOUK, UK IT UKMOt.VKtl: That the Tnwil Council a f the Town o f Altam onte Mprlnea deems It advieahlr aa a necessary . in.title Improvement to pave and % p a rd .surface with eand.etaled as­ phalt m lzed-ln-plaee pavtne. Turn* I...It Avenue from tie Intersection With Maitland Arettua to Ita Inter­ section with the Nnrlh p min neat Init n f tha F la t r le h t-o f-w e r tins nf Beverly afreet; n everlr Mtreet from * lie lnlersectli.it with Turnbull Aveaue - -in a point too feet ion th e f * “ ^ h a Month rlyhi-of.w .ay tine o f Penn■ytvanla Avenue; Pennsylvania AvePUS from It* Intersection with the Hast righ t-of-w a y line o f lleverly * Mtreet In A point lln feet Keel nf Ileverlv Htrcet, to a width n f IS feet: ' that all a f said paving and herd*' eurfeelna si.nil bn dons In strict * (■ com pliance With tha plans, speclflrations. end estlmatee therefore now a s fit* In tha n fflrt o f the Tow n C’ lerk o f the Tow n Of Altamonte MnHnas. which said plans, anerlflrstlnhs. and esllmatea have l.een'here** tofare approved hy tha said Tow n " l'oiit»-ll. nnd constitute the plaee and . epeclflratlona for said proposed lm* pruvrm cal, and the Tow n t'oiincll nf the Town of Altamonte Mprlnas dors hereby declare the nr. resell) for lh « patina and l.ard-eurfa .ln a o f said thoroughfares, aa * aforesaid, aa a necessary public lm. “ provement. li- B K IT FIIRTIIKR nP.MOIATD: • r y T h a t a total rip rn d llu re not asrending Hit Thousand Five Hundred Hollar* la hereby authorised to c o v . e r the cost o f paving asd hard.surfa c in g o f tha above described thnr. n.iahfaree t« a width nf in feet. Which said sum la the total esllmat* ed cost o f the said Improvement; that tw o-thlrde o f tha entlra cost o f said Impiovement shall ba as. arssed against all property abutting K H . t e ,.V,lJ"r *"*’ 1from ItiPurlin* »f Turnbull Avenue in ten se" ' i'",!!...T i!!1 MelHnnd A v*nuv t„ |(a J S s W f^ jM " ,|,h ,h * N"Mh proton, getlon nf the Beat rig h t-of,* ay lln* Belgium Has 2nd Coal Mine Fire SAN FRANCISCO UR—Tile Flor­ ida delegation to the Republican National Convention today plan­ ned to Invltg President Eisenhow­ er to apeak in their state thit fail. Chairman Harold Alexander o f Fort Myere said the group agreed to aik the President to come to Florida If be decides to make more speeches than originally planned. Ebenhower carried Florida by around 100,000 volet In 1931. Al­ exander said the President will ■*o It again in November but that an appearance would give a boost not only to the Presidential ticket but to GOP congressional candi­ date* as well. Rep. William Cramer o f SL Pe­ tersburg, the state’s only GOP House member, and Mrs. Doro­ thy Smith o f Fort Lauderdale, a candidate for Congress in the >th Congressional District, were to have their pictures u ken with the President for use in thoir cam­ There were 43,309 foreign clll- paigns. Cramer and Alexander were to tens in the United States for edu­ extend tha Invitation at that lime. cational purposea in 1935-36. The second game o f the LakeOrange League Schaunetay playoff series will be played tonight be­ tween the Sanford Cardinals and Apopka at tha Sanford Memorial Baseball Stadium with gametime stated for • o'clock. Tonight's game, In ■ best two out of three games, will be a decisive one for the Sanford aggregation since they lost last night's tilt in Apopka 1M . The Sanford Cardinals will have to win tonight in order to stay in the playoffs. Jim Hawkins or Jim Krlder will be on Urn mound In an attempt to hold down the Apopka winning streak and keep the local baseball team in the aeries. The third game of the series, if the Sanford Cardinals take to­ night's afaflr, will be played in Apopka Monday night. Legal Notice I s W U euLtTIO .N m o v i i i i s u FOR THfci l ‘ , t ( ) » U AN D M A SU M tM V A t:ia u u v a r e a n u * u r H J t t a u t A U i . U k . S *fc!»*»*l<V A 3IIA ANJUN t K . A M I Uhi V kTHKI CT. J V A w i u i 'M or m r s e v -r w i l l ) | A .M J -*liA l.tiM A » I'M A L T IS I * KU I N - r i . K 'L FAN I.NIL AND rM O N ID IAO r o l l T H U A teK eeS S K A T o r A r u u T io A o r A U I I M T T i l l . A W IT T IX O I’ M FKMTN O H NLRB. Florida Delegates Will Invife Ike To SpeeWs Slate uf Beverly d irest; lleverly Mtreet .rum Its Intersection with Turnbull Avenue to a point 190 feel Month of the Mouth rlg h t-of-w ey line of Pennsylvania Avenue; Pennsylvania Avenue trnm Ita Intrrsrrlton with tha Kaet righ t-of-w a y lli.u of Bev­ erly Hirer! In a point 110 Ka»t of Beverly f t reel, to ba so Imprnt ed liv the said paving and h a r d -s .irfa c lug o f the above described thorough­ fares. ano aaalnst all Iota and lands adjoining and continuous o r hound, lug and shutting upon said Improve­ ment, and that on e.third uf the en ­ tire cost of said Improvement shall be paid from the Uenerat Fund of said Town BE IT FURTH ER RESOLVED. The! It Is th» determination o f this body that all lots and lands adjoin. Inn *«d c o n t i g u o u s , nr h o u n d i n g and abutting upon the said Improvement wilt be especially benellttrd hy the said Im­ provement provided fo r In this Res­ olution to the eatent or twn-lhlr.lt of the total c o il of said Improve, pleat, and that tha epe.-lst assess­ ments to l.e made and entered against all lots and lands adjoining and contiguous nr hounding ami abutting on aucli contem plated lmurovemrnl, shall ba made upon a front footage basis; that It to say that In tha preparation uf the spe­ cia l assessment roll covering the conlrm pliited Improvement, e.irh ■pedal beneflla shall b* determined and prorated according to the foot frontage o f the respective properties adjoining and contiguous, nr bound. Ing and abutting upon turh Improve­ ment especially benefltteil by eald Improvement. UK IT FURTHER RKMOI.VKB: That tha tag assessor o f the Town af Altamonte Hprtng*. Ill greordunr* with the provisions of taw, shall pro. reed t* make and prepare a special aeaessmant roll, atsattlng the especlnl benefits to be received as the result o f said conten.plated Improvem eets against tha tola and lands adtolnlna. a n d contiguous. or bounding and a b u ltln r said Im­ provements, basing said special as. eessment against the respective pro. pert lea to be etprrlally assessed upon »• . , ...... ..f s.lch co l.Ic|i.. plated Improvement* Ms determined or this Resolution, slid the amount determined hy this Resolution to be assessed a m in e! the said property; and upon the com pletion o f the said special assessment roll, to cause a ropy thereof to be published tn the Hanford Herald, attaching lo said special peers,m rnt roll *» published, a notice directed lo alt properly owners Interested I* said sperlat as. eratmegt, slatin g In accordance wilt, the provisions o f law, a definite time and place where complaints will be heard with reference to the said especlnl assessment, and when said especial assessment roll w ill lie finally approved and confirmed by the governing authority nf the Tow n o f A llem onte Mprlegs sitting aa an em.nllalng hoard. RE IT FURTH ER RESOLVED. That the Tow n f1erk *b*tl ran*# this Resolution to ba published nnce n week for a period of tw o weeks In tha Hanford Herald. I»K IT FURTHER REMOLVEOi T h it the special assessment# pro­ vided for by thle Resolution shall be payable In rash within thirty tint dev* after said assessment* have been approved and rnnflrmed. nr al the onllon o f the abutting property nw-nsre. In five (It equal venrlv InitaHment* with accrued Interest on all deferred payment* from s dal# thirty (1"» day* alter the said aeteesmenle shall ba approv­ ed end confirmed, at the rate ot eight per cent 4I**> per annum until CENTRAL FLORIDA QU1CR FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. —\ LOCKER PLANT W H O L E SA L E A N D R E T A IL 401 West TUrtenth Street Phone 1S18 THIS PRICE EFFECTIVE THURS . FRI - SAT KING AN’S BEST GRADE RELIABLE 0 1 E 0 2 u* 3 9 c Band, Pep Club Members Start Drills Tomorrow MARC1NELLE, Belgium UK — Belgium had ncr second coal mine fire in 18 days tooay. Unlike tho first whleh claimed 3fl3 llvea, the brief blaze caused no casualties. Today's fire broke out In • pumping station 2.925 b e t below the surface « t the SL Chariot mine south of Charleroi. A short time later a mine official aald the blaic was under control and all U men had been brought safely to the surface. The mint lies only a few miles from the Bole du Caller site, where 293 miners perished after being trapped in the Aug. g blaze. Bell Telephone Employes Receive 155 Honor Award Employes ot the Bell Tele­ phone Companies hive earned the 1938 Award o f Honor, tha highest safety award o f tha Na­ tional Safety Council. Accord­ ing to Southern Belt's group manager Gordon Rothermel, this is the fourth time in five yean that the telephone companies have received this award. To win thia award, an organi­ zation must accomplish' more than just chalk up an outstand­ ing safety record. The award is based upon a substantial Im­ provement in the frequency rate number of days lost aa a result o f accidents per hours worked. The improvement Is measured against the average o f the pre­ vious three year* of both tha companies and the Communica­ tions Industry. The Safely council reports that “ The Communications Industry continues to hold first place as the safest among ail Industry," The Bell Telephone Companies are the largest group in the Communications Industry, with 830,000 employes. Earlier estimates had put Ihe dead at 270, but an announcement to­ day that all hope of further survi­ vors had been abandoued reduced the totaL Lego) Notice IN T im r o l R T UF TI1K 1'lH NTV J ( u u i ; IN AMU S im sKMI.Mtl.K ( 111 NTV, sTATH UF FI.UHIUA IN FMOHATK. NtiMSKR SIM .NOTIL'M TO URUUITORa lN || , ESTATE OF HUC8TER H. MUHLENBERG. Deceased. TO A LI, PERSONS AND UR EDI­ TORS 1IAV1NO CLAIM* OR HEMANHH AGAINST MAID KBTATK: You and each utI you are heril.y A A* IS 11HVI H V I nutlftsil and T«|i.1rrd to present all)' rlsims and demand* which you. nr elthsr ut ) nu. may have aaalnst the estate nf HI ESTER II. MUIII.ENHERO, deceased, dr, eased. lain Is le o f the Coast: IIKRU, County or Berks, Commonwealth of Pennsyl. vsnla. til tha County Judea o f a*tnlnot* County, Florida, at hi* o ffice In the Court House o f aald County at Hanford, Florida, within eight calendar month# from the time of ih* first publication of this nolle* Each claim nr demand shall be In w-rttlnx, and shall state the pUca of residence and post o ffice address of the claimant, and shell be sw orn to by the claimant, hie agent or attorney, and any euch claim or demand not to filed shall be void. Thle notice le atven In arcord with Mectton T14.lt, F lc ild a Statute*, hy the undertlaned ae D om iciliary E scco lo rs of th# tael w ill and teslalllcltl nf 1IIKBTER If. HUIILKNIlKtUl deceased, said w ill havles been admitted to probata and said riecu lor* b a vin s been Issued L et­ ter* Trtlnm entary In Ih* o ffice of lh« Rexlster for the rrob a l# o f Wilts In Berks County. Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, and a certified copy of said w ill o f sa'd deceased to. pother with a certified copy o f Lot­ t o * Testamentary Issued to the uniterslaned, having been admitted to probata and record In th* County Judge's Court o f Msmlnola Couely. Florida In Probate. John Peter Gabriel Muhlenberg TH E READING TRUMT COMANV. o f eadlng, Pennsylvania Itv Harold r . Wanner VICK-PIIKMIDENT D om iciliary K tecutora o f Ihe tout W ill and Testament nf ItKIMTKR II. MUHLENBERG, deceased. not'GI.AM KTn.NHTROM Attorney at l a * -V. 'Cdweed* Building Msnfnrd, Florida FIRMT PUBLICATION DATED Auaust :z . l i l t . Alt High School band member* and pep club jiembers will start their pre-ichool drills tomorrow morning, Bandmaster E r n e s t Cowley announced this morning. Tho band and pep club mem­ bers will report to the high school band room tomorrow morning at o'clock to participate in the drills which will continue until 10 o'clock. In th* Can** •» lb * Cwnaty J «4 | t, The drill* will continue each SEM INOLE t'a n a ty , r ie r t d e . day next werk at the same hours, I s Prabat*. tn re l Eslnt# a f Dnndmsslrr Cowley ssld. Kltu> II. \nllHUHEN (som etim es “ All new members nf the band knows as ElttU V* NO III Ml it K.N >, Deceased and pep club are urged to attend Tn All Cradllaea and Peeaeaa M at­ The Sanford Rotary Club All; these drills," Cowley announced in* claim s ae Demand* Against anld Stan will play in Orlando at' Eslslel this morning. Tinker Field at 3:30 this afternoon You and each o f you are herehy and required lo present any In the State Tourney for boys th­ notified GOP CONVENTION ‘HTAGE claims and demand* which you. or is years old, The local Rotary, either o f you, may have aaalnst MANAGED' th* eetate o f fclUC R. NGUIMIREN WASHINGTON tfl—Sen. Mans­ baseball group will meet the Day-| fenmetlme* known aa KIIIC V. NIIRIKIIIKN). deceased, lata nf said field (D-Mont), said today ihc Re­ tone Beach team. Winner of this afternoon's gam e' Comity, to th* INvuoty Judge of Mempublican N a t i o n a l Convention lot,If County, Florida, at hie office clearly was “ stage managed'' and will play the Curry Electric Co,'a, In the court house o f seld County at Hanford. Florida, within eight team, Orlande champs, tomorrow notable for a lack of fresh Ideas. calendar month# from Ih# time of the first publication o f thle nollre. He termed It a far cry from in the semi-finals. Each claim ar demand shall be In Tha finals will be played Satur­ that o f ths Democrats, which h« writing, and shall etale th* place o f residence and post o ffice address said was a “ wide-open convention day. Battery for the Sanford Rotary o f th# claimant, and shall he sworn in which the delegates had full hy tha claimant, hla aaent nr Club All SUra will ba: Kan Me- tn voice and their choices wore pop­ attorney, and any such claim nr Murray (P ) and Doyla Corley (C ). demand not *n filed shall he void. ular." . R Rotary All Stars Will Enter State Tournament Today KEFAUVKR BEATING Driver training and safely edu­ BLOWING ROCK. N. C. (ft — cation couraea were first held in Eelci Kefauvcr, admittedly “ over* 1933 in Pennsylvania. tired" from last week's Democra­ tic National Convention at Chi­ " " r K I * FU R TH ER RESOLVED; Ti, Hits 1t.'.ululluii shall l.e |h» I s,I cago, reiled with hi* family and In Ihres public plerrs In Ih* Town admired tha mountain scenery at nf vllnmuntr Mprlnas, Kl«rtila. RE IT FURTHER RKMOLVKD; this resort today, while hla pres* That this Resolution shall he and secretary fended o ff newsmen and lisnim * effective lintnedlalely from and after ll* nasssae and adoption the curious. Tho Tenneaiee senator it “ Just ADOHTKH This llth day or Auk. usl, A. B. m e . pooped." preas secretary Dixon /* / W. L. Hwnfford Donnelly said after hla boss ar­ VInyor ATTEMT i rived here for a few daya vaca­ / * / Henry llensen tion. Town Clerk Mills on this roed ron stm rllon Invited from any Interested rosd Parent-T*acher A nn's In Ja­ coiinirurllon company llldi should he In Ih* hands o f Henry N in o n . pan have membership o f some J o u n t'lerk. on or before Mepirmhfr 18 m illion. OLHF GPHTAF NORHGHKN Ae adm inistrator o f tha Estate of FR1C R. NORDGRFX | faometime* known ae ERIG V, tfO n n ilR K N L deceased NON FATUNING Urn ttloGe-frs* Satirise. I setter this later, no tm> plsuaal afietltttt. Urn R Le cooklaf or oa th* libto. Carry • pune tk*. ^ ik tp n w t fh* ferfe^teger fieri* AT VOIIR FAVORITE GROCERY STORE. *♦ 4114) I sure! Gives Her Freedom From Dishwashing Drudgery FREE The Only Dishwasher That Washes Everything Twice ICE C R E A M Fri. - Sat. - Sun. Aug. 2 4 - 2 5 * Imperial Service Station 1208 So. Park Ave. —with fresh detergent each time! 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" T V * , who eaO rock V roll detrimental Rut don’t know what make* people tick,” aatd Samuel (Buck) Ram. •To aay that rock V roO b the canoe o f Juvenile delinquency la like aaytag that foln| to an American Legion meeting caotea adult delinquency.” Ram, who wen may end up a millionaire partly aa a m u lt of the wildfire popularity of rack *n* rod, aaid few critic* readied tta origin. T don’t like to break muale down.” he remarked, "but thooe who do break it down know rock *n’ roll Isn’t basically a new form. It cornea from the old-fashioned. is Off Government th* men who will most ably and conacientloualy dial with the nal problem* of govern- Frivols Home Fools an his weD-hatag er that ef the nation, but re • factor In tfca campaign. The farmer la • m b , not in human terms, hot to terms ef how this will bfbonea the voting in Nov­ ember. Desegregation b the public school* la discussed solely b the light of its possible fcf!uenee amount southern voters. This is an almost inevitable result of our iCHtfcal system, and Hla not entirely • bad A b g . This, for bettor or worse, is tho wsy 1 boom rest political gams. Politics la a matter nf bait ■ — ------------T __ • conduct of public affaire. Moreover, tt • fieri noting buatnasa. But no w p y M y Um should become ao faednated that he mb sight of the main objective of oar daoeratic system. That objective Is to choose ■ ’ VC' Th#y **• 5 2 '•* I E S l M a C S 1™ ad wbe was baying diamonds la 18MT ,_____ _____________ _ 1. k id W « . ^ a " » w m vtog U am « w “ «•» » .«” * •*“ ore unflattariag to kida thaa most of them nerve. • T ht Sanford Herald Wa don't know whether to laugh or cry •boat tho man who, having inatalled a •trimming pool In hla backyard, forgot aboat H ono morning s i ha left for work and stepped Into the deep end. It la a funny story, all right But It makes us madltate, not entirely with a gay heart on chriliged man's penchant for acquiring new and mom elaborate ponaeMlona - and the complexities that go with them. Hem la a middle-aged man with a wife and three children. For 20-odd yearn he has worked hard to provide them with what our culture has come to regard aa the necesaltiae o f Ufa, plus as many luxuries ns an agile manipulation of credit makes possible. Now, instead o f being allowed to lean back and relax in the enjoyment of these good things, the fellow must perforce install a swimming pool. American Ingenuity and productive ca­ pacity being what they are, a number of peealoflitlee am at hand. Depending on his powers of resistance and the state of his pocketbook, our man can redecorate his backyard with anything from an Inflatable plastic waterhola to a pool suitable for Olympie tryouts. Having taken the step, he flada j,lm**lf with a variety of new problema ranging from unsteady guests to choice ^ th# b - t Not to mention the g ^ n nutter of finding a way to empty the comt time to clean It or the blasts of eold winter winds. this, private home pools are being installed space-some 29,000 In 1955; an expected 80,000 this year. The tide Is rising, and who are we to stop It? We’re going to pay a long-delayed call m^ foUu tWg afternoon. We understand Out th.r h .v . . fibre ,1— pool, with bottom, that we hear U a dilly. • * • Library Books Offered Much r r r ~ — o»Br m u x n u n w **d » i t e __ A would-be thief broke into the public u , , . ___ 1 ■! «ir -r trrmr ** “ Hhrary of a certain city, and according to • real « " * •-— w t e •• *** a letter he wrote to the local newspaper, revs iS H u m nswav **s n m * g oommltted acta of vandalism because he “found nothin, worth taking.” „ ■ u 1 j_s|. if' hi iH-t’ n - r— He had a very common view of the g # # T t - f f aTBnr r worthwhile things In life. Yet practical sug_______ - - 1’ ____ _ ___ gestlona for persona! betterment are offern t o h * sai an n ij n ra is lart m » ed la many library books. From these the - ... Reader may learn how to get a better Job, or , fw-,— KoI?MMta n.*a more money In the Job he has now. Less ltm Mwtaa «■ Meets* OM t a f tangible but more lasting lessons from books 1 oliiaar? arttm. aarSiaaf metauaas aaa are the example of great men's lives, inSeva « j & r a 5 R j i . T S s •!>■'*«« » u y ... a i r , -------------- i m " l i m M I , u pr—— !■ Mil lltm ny truiurea which c*n b . *0K *»_________THim. A Pq, 28, ItM loet by no peraonal catastrophe. Thou shalt lore thy neighbor aa thyself. “ Nothing worth taking” in a library, ■Mark I f J L indeed. The poor thief, looking for cash What a dty It would be if every one b which would spend in day, overlooked far lived by that nils. greater treasures on every side. Ike Is Republicans' Only Hope aad after ki* heart attack, Different Conditions Need Different Enmmnf ticket-partner for Elsenhower. Stessen must taat like the loaeliait men ki town. No Republican loader ha* openly supported him. Nevsrthlesa some delegate* have been telling newsmen privately they agree with Stassen. But they aay they will not express that view publllcy and will vote for Nixon. Nixon looks like n cinch tar reiw thnttaa. Whan AdlaJ Stevenson, the Deutocretie presidential candidate, announced to hia convention ba Y O U 'R E TELLING ME! -•r vnuiAM am— Cratral P r u t WrUtr Too Late To Classify By RaaseR Kay “ Crestlae at the florid* Zoofej riapteat, raise- eal s ^ w t y was the project of W sliker ttoftat W rid'S ofT K tIf fyea S 'Shave, S *** r *kti’S S 'S — * apeet IS y ea n of kia 11 tend them to Bob Mattlin, director reflecting anlaula, writing aad la of the Crandoo Park Zoo la M laat. taring a boat th ea. Plorida, 1 The recently fanned Zoological ^ ^ u Society of Florida baa aa Me obZ* L a . JccUve thr creation of lha world’s J jL ld w L i SSL“Sssl, s r zx S w ^ s r m w . 7 g a students for thalr support. Thr setting aod climatic eeadlUons are ideal for sock aa oadertaking, and certainly thr effort Is worthwhile and arentaallj will mean a great deal to the state as a whole. The orgaalgatlon la a cooperaUre, non-profit enterprise aad anyone can help by becoming a member. Memberships are aeailabl* tar as little as U while contributions of any amount win aid la advancing the program which is aa im Mtloea one. Wbae we consider the fact that wild creature* at the world are rapidly being exterminated, it is hoped that the Crandea Park Zoo breeding fariUtiee eta bo pro­ vided under moot favorable read!- fegSwVr.atoJ; S A s a s all anlm lovers to baeeoia ■ambers ai help give this stale sack aa on standing aad worthwhile attra tion. Address of the Plorida too] gical Society is P. O. Box M Miami, Florida, BEE WHERE President Elsen­ hower has granted Harald St**sen. one of hla akJea, n “pollUent vacation." On the other hind, a tot of us ordinary guy* would Ilk# to have a vacation from politic*. I t t Smalt /roya caught up te a whirlKind rained down on the eUy 0/ Vcroaa, Italy. Thr inhabiIshIi probably were glad they weren't cate and doge. lS.aoO buttons. It’s a good bet Old King Frank would gladly have trotted hla kingdom for a Upper. t t I Women handle St coats amt af every dollar (heir tubsadi earn, says a women ipn-irr. tVhaf dore Dad de with hie i t cent*—toy a short Srcrf * f f politlcal convention.” Ram, a graying, Mg man, be­ gan hi* career ai a boy sym* ony violinist. After breaking hii, t band in a football setimnip age, he took up the saxophone and leaned M In three week*. He practiced as a lawyer brief, ly after leaving college, then be­ came a aong writer. Among hit early MU w e t “ At Your Beck and Call,” ’i ’ll ba Home for Christmai” and “ Twilight Tim*.’* Re also tarred aa arranger for the bands of Duke Ellington, the Dorsey brothers and Count BasW In the last year he bee hit th r music worid’i cash register again In a big way with such tunes as "Tim Great Pretender,” "The Magic Touch,” and ’ ’Only You.” Ram has published BOS songs, written and torn up twice that many more. He says n really breakthrough hit tune now can earn Ha author up to 1100,000. It used to bo about £0.000. ••But the business changed,” 1*1 observed. "Whan I Brat started, you wrote a song and than lookad for an artist who could use K. Today K’s Rut the reverse. You pick an artist then taller a sang to fit his style.” Ram im ’t the kind o f writer who ha* to watt In a lonely attie for aa Inspiration or Journey to Niagara to write a aong about a waterfall. a ” 1 bang written aong* In a t airplane,” ha said, "and a lot o f them la hotel nom a. " I have even tamed them 0* while sitting la a bathtub trying to get away from a Wat may.- S t & A London Judge ruled against the Nlsam of Hyderabad who had a claim of SS.m jSS against King Francis I at France, ac­ Pakistan. Bine* whan does aa cording to Factographa, worn • Oriental potentate bother about costume on which there were a mar* «2.S23.»tr Trade-Ins 1952 Plymouth Sedan A Gre. Bnjr 1949 Pontiac 2 Dr. Sedan can ba bred ia captivity. Ample spare is baiag provided for the maintenance af saitaMe fauna from tropical aad aaml-tropical countries with open paddocks and enclosure* under eoadltteas which, H.ia hoped, will be mere conducive to breedk^ tkaa aslgbt be possible la sera located la less favorable areas. The University of Miami, keenly Interested la the subject, kopec to establish toology aad psychology department* la con n ect!* for study and research. Just aa is now bring done la maria* biology at tho Seaqturlum where Maria* Laboratory of the University is locat­ ed. As soon a* sufficient toads res ba aerated It le the plea af the Society to send aa eipaditlaa to Africa to secure aalautls. Buck an expedition could be sat up ia a manner to return a large part af Us cost through movita, television films, lectures and educational buL latins. Among prominent Floridian* In­ terested In the projec are Judge J. Frix Gordon, Dad* County Circuit Court; Capt. John H. Halliburton of Eastern Airlines; Thomas B. Man­ uel, chairman of the Florida Turn* pike Authority; Baron da Hlrsch Meyer, banker and Uairorsity at Miami trustee; Joke I. Knight, publisher of the Miami Herald; Charles Brookfield. Florida Repre­ sentative at the National Audubea Society; ferry Nichols, past presi­ dent af the Dad* County Bar Asaoelation, and ethers. Zoo* are educational aad aatar- 1949 Hoick Super Sedan 1951 MERCURY 2 Door Sedan 1952 BUICK SEDAN Law MUaagw 1953 Pontl«e (8) Sedmp Extra Usaa president but wanted the dell*gates te chooa* the man freely, by iadireettou be gr-1 the Repuhlirea * te do likewise. Kiaenhower earlier this year told a news conference it was un­ thinkable that a presidential can­ didate should not have sons* choice as te Us running mala and 1954 MERCURY SEDAN 1955 Plymouth Sedan BUICK SPECIAL HARD TOP ^U eftU toC fU ttifsJv Career W. Crystal Drive S Lake Mary Bhrd. PHONE ---- �McKinnoy Ranch Scene O f Fish Fry For Bible Class Sociat fcvswtA Director Leroy P & M O M th Says 'Bad Seed' THE SANTORO HERALD Thor. Ang. 29, 1959 Pagt 1 SI Mrs. L. E. Walker and her houseguest, Mias BlUle Lenten, left tot The Ware Bible Class mrt at day for Bradenton, where they will By JAMBS BACON , _ , McKinney Ranch cn W. Firat St. visit their sister Mrs. Cathrlne L. HOLLYWOOD UR — Director A6out H ,“ • • • rem ln* hat. draped velvet, fur-trimmed lor a Fish fry hald at 7 p.m. on Rowe. Mrs. Walker's son, Gregory, Wervyn Leroy, who believes every: M ty keck In style hi felt or even a feather toque. Tuesday. Hosts far the combined accompanied them on the trip. Silver or gold-colored metal and successful movie must be a love the new fall hats, one o f the neg­ ifT business and social meeting were M ilt Betty Odham, age mint, Miss Myra Franeei Strickland, atory, calls "Tha Bad 8eed" the **t style* being an all-feather rhlneston* frame** are perfect * Jlf* and Mr*. R- 1* McKinney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M .,R. greatest love story he’s ever hat, to be worn for both day for that evening out and should waa honored with a handkerchief By CHARLES MERCER ' Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bates, Mrs. |Urn* and evening. They're also Strickland, and Miss Marilyn Me- made. be worn with a email hat o f a shower, Wednesday at 10 a m, NEW YORK UR— Lot us note Rosalie Hamilton and Mrs. Fred Daniel, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. in the home of Mrs. A. R. Pink­ Now that's pretty controversial making beautiful picture hats of the fact that an 11-year-old win­ rich fabric or a picture hat erton, t i l l Magnolia Ave. The Smith. T. F. McDaniel, left Tuesday to ven for Loroy. "Tho Bad Seed'1 ostrich plumes, draped velvet or After the members had eaten, ner of $100,000 on o TV quit nr.v spend a week In Atlanta, Ga. While it all about an alght-yaar-old girt satin, tulle and lace, designed to trimmed with black and whltn event was sort o f a "golng-away" • short business meetlnc was gram has been seriously question­ there they will visit Myra'a uncle who commits three particularly make every woman start dream­ oatrich plumes. party, aa Mlsa Odham M leaving bald and was preaided over by ed about the price o f coffee in and aunt Mr. and Mra. F. P. Aua- grueaome murder* without valid ing o f dining out In exclusive Now here era a few Ups for the neighborhood to move late Brasil. Mrs. Carl Williams, vlee-presq ln and also Marilyn’s unclas and reason— and a shocking laek of restaurants and night clubs. Hats you schoollrla who want to ho her new home In Grove Menoee ident, in the absence o f the pres* Leonard Rosa, tha young finan­ aunts, Dr. and Mrs. Sterling Rich­ remorse. for le u formal occasions show sweet and pretty for those "hack The little girls, whoee ogee ident, Robert Reely Sr. Jtsdce cial witard who won that amount ardson and Mr. and Mrt. Randolph a marked pre-World War I In­ to school" dance* which you will ranged from five to ten, drill id lt'a such a shocker-that for the Ware gave the devotional, after on "Big Surprise" which return Richardson. first time la Hollywood history, fluence. Ttisee are also fashioned be attending soon. Choose a hair lip in thalr mothers' drsesee add " # w hich. a nominating committee to NBC-TV next mooth, had for a "hen nari»<" The Rav. and Mrt. F. L. What- Warner Bros, la recommending an o f ostrich foathors, satins, velvets do that la soft, eaay-to-manage ■hoes composed of Mr. and Mrs. P. H. barely recovered hla breath from Card tables, centered w ife hib­ ley and ton, Jimmy, are here from "Adult* Only" label for a movie and fluffy felta, but the brims and becoming to you. Wyatt and Mra. John Carver waa platform participation in the aro not so wide a* are th ou of Mr. and Mra. Claude Hendriek, Birmingham visiting Mr. and Mrs. By all means select your own iscus from the Pinkerton garden, appointed for the coming year. Democratic National Convention Atlanta, Ga. announce the arrival O. G. Owen. Ik e Rev. Whatley was about a child. the hats designed for evening hairdo, but don't spurn advice or up on the front porch 1 saw tha movie all alone the weer. These hats are meant to H»ere were approximately 90 with young Gloria Lockerman, a of a daughter, Maty Anne, born the former pa ator of tha Central end the "tid ies" played "S n ap ", suggestions from your mother or members and guests present at CB5-TV $84,000 Question winner, 1Friday, Aug. 17, weighing I lb*. .Baptist Church her$ In Sanford. other day (a n projection room. be worn retting lightly on the your hairdresser. Have your hair "Craty Bight" and "Old Maid". this Informal affair and everyone when he opened a latter from Sao 12 ox. Mrs. Hendrick Is the former |Jimmy Whatley has Just returned Frankly, it scared me—although, head serving to empheiite rather professionally cut and shaped to No prise* were given but fee girls •*Ju«t relaxed and had a lot of Paulo Braxil. M in Nancy Jean Appleby of San from overseas duty la Germany aa a work o f motion picture art, than draw attention away from glva it that smooth, well-groom ell received fevore o f candy. <*• it's Academy Award bound. fun". the tUm and simple clothes sil­ ed look then do your own ahamwith tha U. S. Army "In view o f your understand ford. Tha small guests were f e n "lt'a a great love story — the houette*. Ing of finance," a prominent Rot pooing and satUng. A hairdo that served a lunch of sandwiches aqfl Mr. and Mrs. Charies Wirth of greatest I aver made," Leroy alien named Setter A l a v a r o Evan everyday hats will be can be wore several different punch. Columbus, O., are visiting their aald. “ lt’a the leva o f • mother pretty and feminine, featuring ways will probably ha moat sat­ Quelroe FUho wrote Leonard in son, Charies D. Wirth, of the San­ Invited to be with the boncfqo for a daughter she knows M a Tujungo, Calif., “ what would you bloused erowna with practically isfactory. ford Navy Base. While here, the were Mlsa Paula Elam, Mia* tell us ao to whether the present Wlrlha will also viait Mra. Mar­ sadistic killer. It tears your heart no brims, and toques, and tur­ Melissa Hoesholdsr. Mies cut* out to tee what that mother goea bans fashioned o f wool Jersey and price o f coffee Is high In the view garet Benham and family. Huak fresh corn; wrap each ear anna FellM, Mias JoMtle Lee, through whan she finds cut that o f the American housawifeT" WEDNESDAY velvet with novelty fabrics, Mlsa Elisabeth A m Sweeney, her only child is a klUtr—a child ft*then, fur* and ivan leather in a piece o f aluminum foil. Put While Leonard is poodering his Wednesday — Prayer Service Mlsa Bonita Nobtaa, Mlsa Sylvia the package* In a pressure sauce­ •ha can't atop loving no matter being draped and manipulated aa will be held at The First Baptist answer, which should not take pan with half a cup of water and William*, Mias Bheralyn WBHama, whit,** him long, let's aee how fame and softly aa feM. Church at 7:90 p.m. Dr. Brooks Marika Johnson, Mlag pressure cook three to five minutes Mlaa Tha "Adults Only" tag la ap­ will continue teaching the hook fortune continued to dog the Sarah Smith and Mias CaaaM All styles are designed to (how at 19 pounds pressure. HOLLYWOOD, UR-Beia Lugosi, plied and enforced in many Eu­ the brow and should bo worn entitled "Qrowlng a Christian pa the o f quia winners. Louis Pinkerton. Taka the «**e of the lawyer Personality.” famous o f hla portrayal et Urn ropean countries but It k u never tilted hack o ff the face. Next time you broil tomatoes, worked bare. One top Warner ex­ * The Mld-Waek Bible Hour win Egan brother*, James and Wil­ And apeaklng of Hats . . .The sprinkle th« cut halvas with su­ "Dracula" ou stage and screen, ecutive explains their unprecePep Up these baked bean* I Add w be eooducted by Rev. A. 0 . Me­ liam, o f Hartford, Conn., whose Millinary Institute of America re­ I tablespoons o f minced onion, .8 Aug. 22 and only recently conqueror of gar aa well aa salt and pepper. lania, pastor of the First .-ret- extraordinary knowledge o f averyBert II. Smith tablespoon o f mole*#**, a ten* hlmielf after 17 years o f drug Extra godo flavor! thing from baseball to ballet, byterlan Church at 7:fe p. m. — . . . . U . tha . J rCUeago f i . . " police **■>“ th. wom.n who Dorothy Laae spoon of Worcheaterahlre *aoee addiction, died late yesterday of groups, notably THUBSDAl won them a pot o f Jack on wears glasses should not worry Ang. 22 natural cause*. He was 7$. commission. French-fried potato**, t a k e n and 1-4 teaspoon dry mustard to The Rev. O. E. Kline the $84,000 Question a while back. about what hat style* oan he J. N. Glllon After a long and M tiva'earser "We personally had considered from the freeter, usually need a I-pound ela# can, Mhi well and will conduct the morning devotions Today they're boning up to an­ worn with glasses, hut only with Andy May baka In a hob oven until heata^ in motion pictures, the Hungarian- It an adult picture and wanted aver WTRR, 8anford, at l:9n a. ra. swer another $84,000 question on whether or not the design of her about an hour In a moderate oven Mrs. Phil Trued born actor surrendered himself to only official confirmation te make Uirnuith — ....... Thursday — Tbs Intermediate The $84,000 Challenge CBS TV for heating. eyegiaaa frames matches the de­ Gary Pawl Thomas Loo Angeles authorities last year, our recommendations to theatre Choir of the First Baptla. Church next Sunday night. sign e f her het. saying ha waa a hopeless drug owner* stronger," the executive will rehearse at 7:00 p.m. William, by the way, now ha* his hook on Shakespeare's puns They say that you should own addict and wanted a chance ef added. The Adult Choir of the First hla own quit program on a Hart­ "The Bad Seed" works on tha two or ferae different types of rehabilitation. He said ha had f Baptist Church will rehearse at ford aUtion. James is resisting ready for next spring. Up In Bristol, R. I., Mrs. Alice started taking demerol In England premiss that the daughter ef a frame*, ao that you will always 1:00 p. m. After rehearsal a social pressure to run lor Congress. B. 'Morgan, 78, who won $32,000 In IN I and never had been able notorious alayer can mist tha be appropriately dressed. With hour will be enjoyed by all. Due to appear on fee same sport wear you should wear aturdy, ADVANCED and BEGINNERS The Junior Choir « f the First program Sunday la Mia- Ida M. on the big question, has complet­ to completely free himself from criminal traits—In faet, abhor vied "The Investor's Road M»p,H the use o f druga in one farm or olence—but the abnormality will practical frames In either a hold Presbyterian Church will rehear- Sherburne, 78, whoee knowledge o f Starts Friday, Ang. I4tk dark design or n brightly-colored which Simon A Schuster will another. crop up in the granddaughter. ae at 3:4> p- m. at the church hors* racing won her $18,000 on publish next month. plastic according to the alt* and One cheerful not*. Nancy Bally, He waa treated for three months SUNDAY BAMBOO ROOM—MAYFAIR INN the big question. And let’s not forget Glno Prato, at the nearby metropolitan state who was pretty muck wasted by shape of your face. With these The R.A.'a of the First Baptist Brush an an veer leering A learn the lairs' Apparently there's something the operatic shoe-maker. He Isn't hospital In Norfolk, then pasted Hollywood In B pictures whan the should be worn a very slmpM hat Church will meet under the lead­ fttspe— Complimentary lessens will be »lv about winning on quia programs writing a book, but he did write a rigid examination and was re­ waa out h en years age, emerge* In an unusual color. from 7-18 p. m. Friday. ership of Vance Duka Jr. stir* humans to composi­ hla name to a second year con­ leased to roeum# hla Dim ca­ as an Oacar favorite In the role Far daytime wear light, decoraFor Information Call NonM Davit 8 :00—The Junior Choir of the that tion. The clack at their type­ tract at $10,000 per annum with rter. Hla Mat role waa in tha ano- of the mother. She created the Uve frames are mare suitable and W. P. 28-9409 * First Baptist Church will rehearse. writers was heard in many pails a rubber company aa a cheerful vte "I k e Black Sleep." may be wore with a curved-brim same role on the stage. • MON. CAL. ambassador to American shoe­ I b e Sunday School Cabinet of the e f the country this week. Marine Corpe Capt, Richard S. makers. fir s t Baptist ClTurch will meet for So It went, a big week for quia ■upper at J. Roy Britt'a home, SU MeCute hen, who won It all on the big question and wen again on winners. But a typical week, too. Catalina Dr. at 7:00 P. M. the challenge, la finishing writing When you win in a big TV con­ MONDAY test these daya, It's obvious that The Rainbow Girls will meat at a cook book. Michael O'Hanlon, • Dm Masonic Templa at 7:10 p. m. New York policeman and Shake- a lifetime annuity goes with the *»a rea a authority, hopes to have loot you take home. TUESDAY Tha Young People* Department ef tha P in t Baptist Church will At have a hamburger fry at the homo ef Mr*. W. B. Olle*. Lake Monroe, at 7:00 P. M. AM -collage atuJanta and members teaching are urged to Oome. low and save, a new shipment of corduroy has Just arrived fat time fop • The Prance* Hortea Circle Back-To-School sawing. Sand tha kids back to school la part new Meet at S:00 P. M. at the home ef Mra Benny Austin, 1990 Palmet­ fashions.............Made of luacioua completely washable corduroy. to Ave. Great Love Story footnotes to fashion Quiz Winners Are Having Big Week M iss Betty Odhorif Guest O f Honor A t 'H an ky' Shower GB. Lugosi Famous Dracula Dias A t 73 Happy Birthday NEW FALL Dance Cluses New Shipment O f Corduroy Just Arrived ! PAIDAY The le v . O. 1- Kline will conduct tek morning dovollons ovtr # WTRR, Sanford, at S:90 a. m. Bolide: la colors of grey, re*#, purpM, beige, renew, white, red, kelly green, block, pink, turquoise, mint green end rust I yard wide, Using paper cup* for Individual portions of froson desserts? Then bo sure to tot that tha meUl tray la which the cups are aet ai dry go that tha paper will not stick to 1 . __________________ 1.29 yd. Serving roast duck? Carve the broaet into thin ellcei and serve ftW ith a drumetlck or a sooond Joint la each person. Nice for four. Beautiful selection o f matching figure* Bo oaroful not to nick or chip Wm sealing edges of a pressure geurepaa or eanner. . An one pattern matches three different aolid colors. Alan 1 yard wide. mg on a lam tray of readytn-aerve meat* and lot ifin thrmtslvta. Meats included on thin tray an Miami, "boiled" ham, bologna, tongue and liv* Mdudt tha reUahca, mustard, pickle*, etc For tha guests a mnnsdl ‘ lunch 1.79 yd. that holds two For School For Play For Worky N O T H IN G ELSE FIT S - N O T H IN G ELSE W EARS U G E N U IN E LEVIS We have a complete line of notions for all your sewing* needs. Come in and see our new array of Fall patterns. Mens 2 7 up Boys to 26 Q U n - < 7 MEN'S WEAR M l B. FIRST ST. SANTORO PHONE Ittt-J �THE SANFORD HERALD Some Starting To Doubt Braves W ill W in Race Baw d, to stay ta one place. Colonel Whodry, ui command of Waakingtoo volunteers, drove him With routine and orders. Ha Mad the war as excuse far •raiding the Linden bom s CherM U phoned him a couple of Umee, M i than left him atone. Ryersen tree s frequent gueet at the Lin­ dane although now there wae Uttle heard about snow and Ice trains. Apparently this project had fallen t i f u i i i til tha irtfs Michael whs a block from his ofBee one afternoon when the Linden Carriage overtook Mm and Charlatte leaned precariously from IL ■Get in, Michael. 1 must talk to polk Norris!" She lifted her voice toward the coachmen. "Drive us Michael protested but Charlotte hashed Mm la a forthright manner totally out of character. Her re•art to directness fired Michael’s curiosity. He got in with no fur­ ther argument. Charlotte squashed hla tentative M rraf sail fin "Walt till we're hem*. I want no eavesdroppers." Michael sew the coachman’s ears feddes, noted Charlotte’s smile of They clattered to Capitol Hill at a brisk pace. What on earth was «p with Charlotte? Surely Baraiay wasn't enlisting? No, a dosen wars wouldn’t drag Barclay from Ms bank. The knowledge waa subt­ ly satisfying to MIchaeL Barclay had money, true; he had Charlotte, regrettable; but he had neither Tooth aer vigor. Mlclnel’a envy. 9ua enduring resentment dwindled Ordinarily Charlotte's alighting ■ m m a earrieg* was a pretty picJujua*. Today ahe barely waited for •gtfeheal'e aid. She eped up the long •uOtepe *• U>* front door. "TV* la the pailor, Fon." She * t r i pped Off her gloves, let Michael M ak e bar coat. "Wine, Michael? um ly, "you'll have forgotten ma be­ fore the ship loses sight of San Francisco.” Bha trembled, Jumped to her fe d and came to him, her fingers gripping his coat. "No. no, I wont, Michael. Hold me, hold me. Pm scared." She pressed against him and his arms dosed about her. He spoke to her as ha would have soothed a child. "You needn't be afraid, Lotty. Barclay won’ t go away." "Barclay I" He face darkened with anger, then crumpled. She drew away, put her bands over her eyes and wept. "Lotty!" Genuinely disturbed, Michael drew her close again. She put her head on his chest and con­ tinued to Cry wretchedly. He held her more tightly. She was limp and warm, and her helplessness stirred an old passion, a new protectlveneas in him. "Tell me, Lot­ ty." Michael found his handkerchief, dried her tears. He guided her to the sofa and aat down beside her. Immediately she turned to him, throwing herself against him, her body close, her mouth lifted. •'Take ms away. MIchaeL I want to go away with you. You love ms. Let's leave Beattie— tonight- Nowl" Her breath came quickly] her arms tightened. Four years ago, he would have been impaled upon the moment; now hla mind resisted and he broke their embrace. "L itty, why am you afraid 7" "Never mind that. Will you take me away with you?" "Tell me why you are afraid.” Her eyes widened but ahe final­ ly answered, a child's sulkiness In her. "I’m afraid o f—Barclay." He didn't believe her. The fear he acknowledged, but she was not telling him the real reaeon for IL "I can’t take you anywhere, Lotty. Today—tomorrow I'll be taking orders from the army." She tossed her head, throwing the army into the discard. Her expression c h a n g e d . Again she pressed against him. "Michael, isn't there anything of ma left in 'your heart?" "Lotty," he murmured. She came to him with an aban­ don aha had never shown. Her eagerness burned itself into him. The solitary nouse dosed around them. Michael knew with an as­ surance to which he was a strong- She arms a dame, destroying everything but tala need for her. Tsars vanished Now her dear, scheming mind dtd not Man* hatween them. Her daetre, her rw spending body were her only r-aBties. He murmured to her, swept her into hta arms and carried bar ta the stairs, On the first tread, his rest faltered. Charkrtla’a hand closed over hla. He could ted her yielding and har Intensity. Such a small thing ballad the tempeeL Months later Ut the Phil­ ippines. Michael relived the next momenta with a scorching shame mixed with pride. A second—a minute—later he would have bees beyond sounds, restraints. But at the instant he put hla foot an the second stair, e pen clattered to the floor In the Linden kitchen. A Chinese voice lifted in anger. Mi­ chael's brain cleared. He bad a swift vision of Barela;’ barring the way and he cringed. He turned and carried Charlotte back to the parlor. He put her down on the eofa. aware of her outrage. He turned away, downed a healthy shot ot bourbon, hla fin­ gers shaking on the empty glass. When be looked at Charlotte be knew better than to attempt ex­ planation. Visions? Words were never weapon* with her. Hotter 7 A quality aha neither respected nor understood. Suddenly anger equal to her own roie in him. "I’ ll not cuckold Barclay In his own house!" ha shouted. "Leave him, came to me, end n i take you!" He moved toward her threat­ eningly but eh* didn’t flinch. T h is time you’ll com* on my terms, not yours!" She wee silent Ho wanted her to apeak, knew instinctively that ahe should speak. He glanced mockingly at the tea tray. "Tea, Charlotte?" He poured the cold tea. again laced It with whis­ ky, With an exaggerated gesture of courtesy, he handed it to her. She took It She Hung Its con­ tents at him. It splashed in his face, dripped to his shirt The cup shattered on the floor. Michael mopped hie face without speaking. "Get out!" Charlotte screamed. “Oet out of her*!" Once in the street Michael bat­ tled shame and—yea, regret A man shouldn't love with hla mind —perhaps not even with hla honor. Those who let the senses rule were happier. Ha walked taster. He'd look up Wbolley. Ha hoped that Wbotley had Instructions, orders. It* hoped they’d leave town bp daybreak. fTo He CoMtlHecdj ■iV*'j ..**f-M ■"I MILWAUKEE ill - Experienced baseball men, who h ive keen on the Bra vet* bandwagon since they left the Bast in first piece a month ago, era now beginning to doubt whether Milwaukee will win the National League pennant. Only two ia jri ago, Manager Bill Rlgnejr of the New York Giants uneqoireeeQjr picked the Braves to boat oat Brooklyn and Cincinnati. Yesterday, after his eeUar-dweUlng outfit had n snagad to salvage the finale o f the three-game series here 3-1, he changed his mind. "I'm not so sore new that Mil­ waukee will win it," Rigney said. "Those guys seem to be on edge. They don't seem to have that cer­ tain firs that a first-place u am should have. They talk kind .of funny too, aa If they’rt not so sura themselves they can win it.” Visiting newspapermen who hive joined the Braves' caravan during the past law days compar­ ed the Brevet' behavior to that o f the Dodgers in 1*61 and the In­ dians in 1*64 when both lost the flag after holding toads late in September. "It looks like the Brevet are beginning to feel the pressure,” one said. "They're looking over their shoulder. They clam up when you ask them If they espeet to win. But they want to know how the Dodgsra look. They give mo the Impression they expect to see the Dodgers pull even with them any day now." NEW ORLEANS LB—Lightweight champion Wallace Bud Smith today diapelled any fears that he would be unable to make weight for to­ morrow night'a title d a f e n e a •galnit Joe Brown of New Orleam. The 17-year-old tiilehoUsr from Cincinnati tipped the scale* at 1334 before today'* workout, only a quarter-pou’.d over the light­ weight lim it And trainer Adolph can aneeie Ritacco said Smith that much off." Big Lou Viscusi, always a faat man with ,a word, charged earlier this week that Smth wee dodging a data with the scales because he was far over the stipulated limit. The State Athletic Co mm Isaion or­ dered both Negro lighten ta taka a preliminary checkup MooJey, bu neither mea was asked ta step on the ecales. Viscual said the 30-ytar-old Brown, long awaiting a crack at the crown in to y e a n of campaign­ ing, was “ only a pound or eo over” and would eome In around 1344 by official weight time at noon to­ morrow. Neither man has been able to muiler enough solid support to rat* a decided edge In favoritism. Smith has been impressive at times In gym workouts, particularly with a heavy left hook tbit baa heralded lullaby chime* for opponents in IS of bia 33 victories, NATIONAL LEAGUE Team W L Pet. E Milwaukee 71 46 Alo Brooklyn M 47 .5*5 Cincinnati 70 50 .663 St. Louis 56 60 .481 1 Philadelphia 65 61 .474 1 Pittsburgh 51 U .139 l Chicago 4* 67 .432 i New York 45 70 .391 2 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS ClndnnatJ 6, Pittsburgh 3 New York 2, Milwaukee 1 Chicago I, Philadelphia 3 Brooklyn 6, Stt. Louis 3 THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Brooklyn at Cincinnati N New York at Chicago 3 Pittsburgh at St. Louis 3 N Philadelphia at Milwaukee N Team W L P e t Beh New York 71 43 .850 — Cleveland H 19 .541 9 4 Chicago S3 52 .549 124 Boston 64 64 .542 IS Detroit 57 62 .479 20 4 Baltimore 55 65 .449 24 Washington 49 >* .419 27 4 Kansas City 29 79 .531 36 WEDNESDAY’S BESULT8 New York 3, Cleveland 3 Chicago 64, Boston S-7 Kansas City 7, Baltimore 2 It inningi Detroit 9, Washington 5 THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE Chicago at New York 2 Cleveland at Boston N Detroit at Baltimore N Kansas City at Washington N FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE YESTERDAY’S RESULTS St. Peteriburg 8 Orlando 1 West Palm Beach 9 Cocoa 4 Palatka 5 Leesburg 3 Daytona Beach at Gaines villa cancelled rain TONIGHT’ S SCHEDULE St. Petersburg at Daytona Beach Cocoa at Leesburg Palatka at Gainesville West Palm Beach at Orlando STANDINGS Team WL Pet Beh. Cocoa 41 30 .673 Galneivillt 31 21 .644 2 W.Palm B'ch 34 25 .576 6 Palatka 31 » .506 10 St. Petersburg 27 33 .450 134 Leeiburg 37 34 .443 14 Daytona B’ch 26 34 .424 16 Orlando 17 43 .283 234 4 EASY W A Y S T O PAY 1. Our easy Pay Plan Jf t/ m b 3. CASH 4. Lay-A-Ways ••NEW*** Sm /FIE O CONTROLS 2 WASH SPEEDS 2 S P IN SPEEDS MODEL WA-930P ®*n«ro/ f/acfrfc AUTOMATIC TOASTER • Weter feapeiatere feleder __________ _ SKY ROUNDUF almost a week. A helicopter crew ntCMIDJI, Minn. LB- Rider, la finally spotted tb* cattle, grasthe aky rounded up a ghost herd log an a river bank. of cattle near here after ground By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS posse roamed the hills for days success. The herd's — Montgomery is going nowhere in without ■j Che Southern Assn.'s i learning whereabouts were a mystery for *?yannant scramble, but the Rabat* : are making It tough for New Or►‘'leans to hold on to fourth plao*. The Robe got some fine pitching T.'from Hooks loti, Chuck Fowler « * d Bill Voitslle last night and 4Qbk two from the dangerous Pel* niS-1 and S-3. A BITTER GAME v. MEMPHIS HI - Towering At- •old, Memphis State's star bat. •<katbal) center, Ignored a betterthen-611 ,096 professional offer . Roat the St. Louis Hawks o f the National Basketball Assn. He's slicking to Me first lovo— -4 b e ministry. He waa aopointed yeotk director at the F ln t Aa« aamhty a f God Church lest June. Wakes! Seppeit Yeetl pel teerf the »ey fee like t! whoa yee evs AH kaadaeme 4 1 Heiler. Celer eeetrel Iota yee ■tele tl|kl, medium, er d*fi Hit!, tslre-klyh len t III! melti eves •melt test! illeet and muffin* eeiy H renter*. Snap nuf, mep-le erumk trey ten ke lifted eet I* e (Iffy fer qeUk tknreuyk cleenln*. Aa ideal gift fer esy secedes. Give* year* el dapeadtkle terries. ICECREAM ^ v Frl. • Sat. • Sun. . At The Imperial Service Station 1208 He. Park Are. Ism Mountings for smaotkor , y l* / n s iy s i t it ir .lD lis k tiavobt* oiso. rival i«t* AC oulltl. Model 145703. ( B t - Now enjoy TV tmmhtit— rich lliilanced Fidelity Sound, with the new tow-prired Smart ebony finish cabinet. SpoTttitr! See the sharp, dear Come in—bee it today! “ Living Image” picturc.Jie.ir unr-o,tiwci, •»*■, *r low wt if*?? *3 HKAMI Kit D. A. MILLER, USN, (lefty Kxe cutlv* Officer c f the Hsevy Attack Training TTntt artment of Sanford Naval Air Station, reaelves the runner-up trophy for the 1956 NAB Intramural lhall tournament from Captain Robert W. Jackson, USN, Commanding Officer of the station, iking on la Aviatin Electrician's Mato 2nd rla**, William (ileri. (Official Photo, U S. Navy) Nowhere In Race fair lep leading—IM May* Opes The average price of a pound loaf o f white breed we* 70 per cent more in 1955 than 1946. DOG O W N ER S IF ’ IS# -— lllusilfMted, hnr-re-tsed Cenkete The first commercial television station in Australia is scheduled to begin regular transmission ia September. IM P O R T A N T N O T IC E T O A L L i _ llelitf, >1sadies ere thereuikly I SS3 2. Open Account Y COMMENCING ON AUG. 17, 1936, THE DOG CATCHER WILL PICK UP AND IMPOUND ALL DOCsg POUND RUNNING AT LARGE WITHOUT A TAG CERTIFYING THEY HAVE BEEN VACCINATED FOR RABIES FOR YEAR 1939. AND WITHOUT A CITY LICENSE TAG FOR YEAR 1956. IF IT IB IMPRACTICAL TO CATCH SUCH DOGS FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPOUNDMENT, THE DOG CATCHER WILL KILL THEM, ALL DOGS IMPOUNDED WILL BE DISPOSED OF AFTER TEN DAYS, IF NOT REDEEMED. UMer Ike preeleie— af City Ordinance, all d e n •re roqoJrod to to vaccinaled against rablea, and a CHjr Ikeme toff obtained therefor, not later than May lnl of each year, and the vaccination and Uctnae tags This raqalrvmeot te not to product revenue for N o f a racap-not a sacond America's fine if new con featured Ihfs frocrfait freed far many yaaraf Hit City Nil to protect tb* health and welfare of Its ettbooa agaloot the dreadfaJ aad lafoctlo«s dlaaaa* of Herrvl These1* am week lime Uft »• at* U ea skis Sicilia* Hi asim It*» Ost4rw>'t ftaee* l-T lepar-Cetkiee with aatraVal. twiis im. Esc Istir, l-T Tripte-T—feied Ctrl M r ankle th tlse a m p . , ttftr sad M rs 4arable, The reck hasten erice aa Ike keilr-ie Goodyear quality stake Is ea uabetctbU EeJ? A. at see* sag m is ! Goodyear Service Store 113 Park Ave. Phones 222-293 �n Summer D oesn't Slow Down Results From Classified— Call 1821 Wardrobe, Steamers, Cali Trunks, Footlocker*. Briefcases, San­ ford Jewelry k Luggage Co., CROSLEY - BENDIX 300 Sanford Ave. Sales and Service Lewyt vacuum cleaner beauty 935. RANDALL 40 Inch floor fan ............ ... .. 40 Electric Company Service— Quality— Satisfaction Walnut exten. dining (able . . . ' 20 Ph 113 Sanford EM7-J-3 De Bary 3 Pc. maple bedroom suite special headboard all new . 130 FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p a China cabinets, oak, walnul 42.50 Well Drilling, HOWARD C. New Hideaway bed ................ 155 8.00 LONG, Phone 3M 207 East Beds spring mattress from New' unfinished chests 4 drawers Commercial Ave. ................... 17.50 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 30 inch pipe w re n ch ..................3.00 Slip Covera and Drapes Hundreds other Items chesp STANLEY KULP Have buyer for metal Jalousies * PHONE 3U*J. Can save you from 25% to 50% on new furniture AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at Sanford’s most interesting Store Jameson Studio. Special (or chil­ Super Trading Post Phone 2053-W dren to 3 years. Two 8x10, (1 Mile South on 17-92 gold frama) 110. PHONE 3198. One girl* 27" super deluxe Monark Troci trimmed, removed and debicycle, $30. Call 1761. mossed. Ph. 1007-R. SANFOBD TREE CO. FOR FILMS, Finishing. Tape Re­ corder*. Supplies SEE — WIEENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP. 211) ments, Invoices, bind bills, and s. Park Ave. programs, etc. Progressive Printing Co. Phone MB — 403 44 APPLIANCES West I3tb St. FR1G1DA1RE appliances, s a l s a T. V. REPAIRS and service. G. IL High, Oviedo, ‘Til 10 p. m. Service Calls. SJ.IW, Fia. Phone FO-3-3J1S or Sanlord 1S42-W after 8 p. m. J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2893-J W. A. Norris, Ph. 1559. Licensed Tech AIR CONDITIONING nlcians, guaranteed work. For Room or Building Well drilling, water guaranteed, H. B. POPE CO. INC. Phone 1008-W. 288 South Park Ave. Phoar 14(1 Trcee trimmed, removed and de Hotpoint 30 gal table lop hot water mossed. Free eatimatca. Phone heater, 950. Ph. 903 or 144-W. 1325-W. ORLANDO Sentinel Ralph Kay, 3150. i f WANT ADS / hunt km f a s t Ph. 1A— PLACE* TO EAT GOOD FOOD AND D R I N K S served la pie*tins surrounding* by pleasant people. The Doggie Diner A B*r, Lake tlary. MAH-LOU KK5TAUHANT Friday Menu:- Red Snapper, Lob­ ster, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallops, Fish Stick*. Saturday Menu: Frlim Rib Roast, T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and Meat Balia. All Garden vege­ tables. HWY 17-92 South, 1’ hone 1175-W. I—PtKUONAL nOTlCE.8 ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bede Day, Week, or Month—1Tel. 1423. Furniture Center — - _ _ ^ m j V e s t i F1rati S t ^ ^ ^ » -T O .T .N r n m E - a o u i m o L D 43-ARTICLES FOE BALE i^ -^ .-E C lA L NOTICES Star, Deep freeie, chest type. 14.7 cu. ft., excellent condition. Will sell or trade for equal value auto­ LOWERY A BRIDGES matic washer or aluminum Han. ItM-W Orange City Spr 4-5834 awning for trailer. Ph. 1049-XW ROBINSONS at 618 French Ave., ( —BOATS AND MOTORS This is a free pass to the MovieSanford. Have 40 years experi­ land Ridc-ln Theatre for C. E. ence constructing furniture, csbFOR SALE— 714 H.P. Outboard Korraker. Exp. dale Sept. I, '50. Incts, etc. Visit us and see Early rebuilt motor. Mercury, good American reproductions, hand condition. 885. Call 1821, 15—BUILDING MATERIALS carved. Ph. 82-R. _______ See the Naw Evlnruda Lint (or *56 BULLDOZING • AUTOMOTIVE •f ROBSON Sporting Goods USED BRICK EMPLOYMENT TWO CARLOADS boautliul used Evianid* Salea A Service brick. Orange, red, and Vurnt 304 E, lei St. Phone 9M 18 -CHILD CARE black. See them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. 14 It. Plywood eeml-V bottom Baby litters available. Baby Sit boat with hoavy duty trailer. ting Agency. Ph. 352-M. SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, For Information call lMS-M. 9280 per M. No. 1 Common 9230 White lady to ears for child 8 per 51. No 2 Common 91X5 per 1 12—TRAILERS days a week. Call 3129 after M. Floors Laid A Finished; 4:00 p, m. It will pay YOU to see ua before Reasonable. E. F. Stevens, Ph. you buy, Oper Evenings and 18-H E L P WANTED— FEMALE T16-R-4 after 6 p.m. Sundays. RED-I-M1X CONCRETE EasteMo ’ ralter Salta WAITRESS — Apply Touch ton’s Window Sills • Lintels Palatka, Fla. Drug Stora, Mr. Clark. Seplie Tsnks • State Approved Trailer, Sala-Rent, Ph. 688-XR. Sand - Cement - Mortar Mix Curb girls, apply In person to Mirada Concrete Co. Pig’n Whistle. 7«—C8ED- CARS ' 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 Hewing machine operators, steady '49 Willya Jeopatar, good condition METAL ROOFING year 'round work. Excellent Can bo seen at 407 Willow Ave. wages, free hospitalisation and Now In stock. 5-V Crimp — 1-1/4 Or call 703-J,___________ Corrugated — 214" Corrugated life Insurance. Pleassnt working <C Get all Your roofing need* at conditions, paid holidays ana va­ ’51 Hol-Alr Chevrolet fully equip­ cations. A p p l y in person, Hherman Concretg Pipe L’o. ped. Clean. Ph. 233G-W. Brookfield Mills. 20C N. Elm Out West 13lh Si. ’38 Chevrolet pickup, recondition* Ave. ed motor, new battery. Call 48— BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Beautician, good guarantee and 1907-J.________ commiaiion. Call 971 or 2803-J. HAYNES Oflic* Machine Co., Typewriters, adding machmaa, BU SIN ESS WOMEN 18-55, to addren and Sales-Ren Ia la, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. mall our circulars al home on commission. Write GIFT FAIR, STUDENTS—tec the newest thing in typewriter* — Royal's 1957 (Dept. I), Springfield, Penns. 18-BEAUTY PARLORS "Twin-Pak” portable. The fast­ Registered Nurse—to act as Off­ est portable on the market. In Modern Air-conditioned Salon ice Nurse. Call 3174 or 2824. 7 color*. 24 months lo pay. Harriett'! Beauty Nook Powell’* Office Supply m B. Oak Pk, eri Experienced waitress. Good pay, Phone 980 evening hours. Steady job. 117 S. Magnolia t l—BUILDING - REPAIRS Spring 4-5235, Orange City. 47—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD PAINTING 27-H ELP WANTED • MALE Buy your Furniture at Hurry‘i FLOOR landing ana finishing. Warehouse l-’ urn. Co., at 001 W. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ Dishwasher, colored or white. Wl St. All nationally adv. furn­ nole county alnce 1925. Good pay, evening hours. Spring iture at warehouse price*. H. M. Glaason. Lake Mary 4-5235, Orange City. SERVICES Dt For jr^ jM n tin i call SI'FX'IAL Mr. Taekar, Boy wanted to learn shipping and At Nix Bedding Co. 3-Pc. bedroom cutting. Phone 2308. *ulte with Inncnprtng mattress Repair work! Home alterations! 28— MALE or FEMALE with box spring*. Buy nt Fac­ No Job too small. Finished carp­ tory prices. Phone D04-J. enter will give prompt service. Responsible person who can man­ age store on salary and com- Used furniture, sppninrr*. tools, Phone 1399-J. Rollins A Slagle. etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart mliaion. Good opportunity for McRAN KY^SM1TH~PALNTO wida awake person. Reply Box 331 East 1st St. Phone 1631. JS, Sanford Herald. MIS B. Park Phono 1203 USED FURNITUBE BUYS Mahogany Wingback Chair ... 915 28—PIANO SERVICE 2»—SALESMEN • AGENTS Baby Bed and Mattress ......... 910 1* L. Bill — Piano Technician Salesmen A Saleswomen to con­ 3 Wicker Rockers, each ........ 95 PIMM MM Reels 1, Sanford tact home owners, year round I, 3-Pc. Living Room Suites work. Commission and drawing. Priced from 914.50 to 939.50 21—ROOPINQ and PLUMBING Must be live wire*. Orange Im­ W# Buy, Sell and Trade provement Co. 201 E. Commerc­ New and Used Furniture Plumbing. Kreaky Heating ial, Sanford. WILSON-MAIER M. G. HODGES 311 E, 1st St. Phone 058 1C—WORK WANTED—FEMALE Service on All Water Pumps— BILLS HARD TO PAY? Sell Walla Drlllad — Pumpa Housework-Baby Sitting by Col. Paota Reed, Phone TOO things you’re through w i t h girl Ph. 1 M1 -J._________________ through Want Adi for CASH. Call 1821. LIVESTOCK Hurry! . . The Beal Buy* 3*—DOGS—CATS—PETS 1 *- leer Centm-ting and Rapatr I kittens need a laniard Ave. Phnas 1113 1P68-J. CEKAMIC t il e Paul F. Mwaller A Son Ph. 154 Free estimate. Quality work. home. - Phone One Dollar Do $139.00 And—Beautiful 34-Pc ’'•nnerware Set FREI Handsome Badroom Special Vanity with large Mirror Panel Bed Chest of Drawers Reg, $159.95 $119.95 Large, clean, furnished adults, 611 Park Ave. apL THE SANFORD HERALD DESIRABLE one and two bed­ room furnlihed a p t Ph. s32-W UNFURNISHED 2 - Bedroom house lit Lake Mhry. Phone Sanford 1042 or 1869.W This I* a free pass to the Movieland Rldc-ln Theatre for Dawn Kibby, Exp, date sept, 1. 1956. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME? SEE and COMPARE French Avenue home suitable for home A business. For Informa­ tion call 1494. Pboao Seminole Realty Robert A. WlMaina, Realtor Raymond Lundquiit, Associate Phene 1173 Atlantic Bank Bldg. SOLD LARGE 2 BR paneled Fla. room, hardwood floor*, electric kitch­ en, c o m p 1e t o ly redecorated, Beautifully landscaped corner lot. Mo*t desirable terras. Help Wanted aH« In the classified scctiun." 8URURBAN 2 Bedroom cinder block home, 2 year* old with kitchen equipped. Full price only 97,200. 91500 down am) $45 per month. DAILY C R O S S W O R D 5 ACRES of high dry fertile Bound 9100 acre. Within 6 mile* of San­ ford. Only trouble road right-ofway need* clearing. , SPACIOUS A MODERN 3 bed­ room home, on alrcet ideal lor safety o f children; built-in elec trie kitchen; terrazzo floors; 2 tile bathi: large closet* and extra storage room. Owner transferred, prletd id sell at 11#,900. TERMS. W. H. "BUI" BTEMPER Guy Allen, Aaaselate Arielle Price, Associate Realtar — General Insuranre Pboae 905 or 2122 112 N. Park Ave. KENNETH E. SLACK Registered Real Estate Broker 1008 E. 2nd. Phone 1696 Consult A REALTOR First CULLEN AND HARKEY 188 N. P ith AVC. Pbone 2)13 Tha Homes Built By ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. Butldera o f Fine Hornet For Florida Living 1 J. W. HALL. REALTOR Johnny Walker, Associate "Call ItaU" Phone 1758 I33L BEAUTIFULLY Dctigned Three And Four Bedroom Hornet 1 A 2 betha Varied Selection of Plana Avail­ A. B. PETERSON able, HUTCHINSON'S Ocean F r o n t Priced From IIL2M> to 924,000 linker Associates: A. B. Peterson ApU. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Jr., P. J. Cbcitcrson, Garfield VA (O I)-F H A A FHA InaervOaacb. Call 2374-W for reserva­ Willetts, John Maisch and R. W. Ics Financing. tions altar 8:00 p. m. Williams. A. C. Doudney, Land Surveyor. 2-Bedroom furnished upstairs apL HOMES AVAILABLE: Phone 1129 South Pinecreat .. . Sanford, Fla 116 N. Park Ave. 950. Call 2018-W. Grove Manors .........Sanford, Fla. MAYFAIR 2 A 3 room apt Pn. 2983 W. Valencia Villas . . . DcLand, Fla WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private baths. 118 W. First S t Avwlon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. 120-W SALES OFFICE 2625 S. French Ave. Phone 1100 A 2980 Alter 3:00 p. m. Call 2371-W SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ able Homes and Apts. Phone 77. Furnished ApL 500 Park Ave. ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Eatat* Broker Phono 2311 17-33 at Hiawatha ask Crumlty k Montoltb at 117 South Park, Phene 772 They Know EFFICIENCY Apartmoat. Suit­ couple, 2-Year old concrete block home able for bachelor or couple with ear porta. 3 bedroom*, kit­ rn v a l* bath. Across from Past chen equipped. Living room, Office,. Manual Jacob sew. bath with tub k shower. Full Naw Smyrna ocean front. One, n pore two bedroom apt*., reasonable. 633-A. Ph. McGrath, Box 1412, Coronado Station, New Smyrna Beach, nr This U a free pass to the Ritz Theatre for Mrs. Martha Holly, Tel. 1095-M. Lake Mary. Esp. date Sept. 1, FURNISHED garage apartment, 3 1958. bedrooms, living room, electric kitchen, bath, rarportr, excel­ 3-Bedroom house, tile bath and kitchen, hot water, gas heat, lent location. Prefer couple. lood water. Large yard, 9 bear PHONE 2497. ng fruit trees, alum, garage, Rosa Court ApU. Unfuralahed 8utility room, screen porch, t room apt. Klubcn equipped. mllea from Sanford, MAM. Also Phone 1494. 3- bedroom furnished house for rent, 159. Al Olbboni, DeBary. Fla. Second bouse back of Dima Store, Are Going Fail f h r Beautiful Building Lola Alee Lota In Marvania IF IT IS HEAL ESTATE GROUND door, 3-room completely furnlihad apartment. SIT Pal­ metto Ave, Phone 3393. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES OZIER REALTY CO. Laura B. Otter, Broker Hstel M. Field, Associate M01 Be. Orlando Dr. Phone 1259 EVENINGS: 3115 and 790 Alexander A Stringer Real Estate It InsurannMrs. Lourine Messenger, Assoc. 107 Magnobe Ave. Ph. 1C NOTICE TO ALL REALTORS — Our property at 2403 Key Ave. has been sold. 11. U. CAKUTHEIIS BALL REALTY RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR U. HARRISON REG, BR0K1A15 8. D. Uightsymin, Associate 284 Baulk Park Av*. “ VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS ‘ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS CK N m JK K A. Delivers ft. SHOEMAKER, Phone UM JR. 1SOO Msllonvlllt •-«* *•—.» ****i**e««oooi *»...» 3 Pc. Dinette Suite* .......... Dining Boom Tables ................... End Tables, Cocktail Tablet, La Springs and Mattresses ............ lea Refrigerators .......................... Ranges ................................. PLUS MANY OTHER AT TERRIFIC SAVIN >83 K. Firet SC 29Al I4A8 "Oh, oh! Looks as though the Bos* I* going to put on hi* let'#* cel rid of-ths-deadwood act again. Gussa I'll atait chocking, tha ACBOtS 1. Shower 8. Ran away 0. Cries 10. Having esr* 12. Egg-shape 13. Tiny 14 Little girl 15. French chalk 18. Electrical Engineer tahbr.) 17. Not harmed 19. Firm 31. Compass point labbr.) 33. Lou** egg 23. Touch tightly 34. Covered 28. Stupefy 21. Mans nickname 29. Music note 31. Monkey (8o. Am.) 33. Member of family 34. Jewish month 33. State of mind 37. Hail! 38. Born again 40. Prescribed regimen 41. Plump 42. Recipient of a gift 43. Sauce (dial.) 44. Emmets DOWN 1. Deep de­ pretalon 3. Floating In water a Sick 4. Novi* Scotia labbr.) 8. Touch 8. Door open­ er* 30. luceer 34. Place 25. Foray 28. Aster­ isk* 27. Lama's 7. Assam silk­ land worm ipoaa.) 8. Discourages 29. Morning re­ 9. Warrant officer ceptions (var.) 30. Rugged Yesterday's (**• < * II. Feats mountain 13. American crest 38. Snake statesman 33. Contami­ 40. Put mi id. 1933) nate 41. Diatrlet IV Journey 38. Peed leav­ Attorney ings 11. Of one mind (abbr.) % V r- 11 SI nr vr■ IT” tr fr fr ir *" 22 vr ir if yr- Sr TT“ rr "" Tl” fr z IT XT rr ESSz Pesky Mosquito Can Also Be Dangerous trWUUNN. BUNKUM, M. I. MOSQUITOES era peita. I don't think any of you will disagree with that. But thsy’re more than that—they may ba downright dang* roue. la the UB„ mosquitoes have been Identified aa tha spreaders o f at le u t three types of encaph alltla among humans. Encephali­ tis la a condition characterized by Inflammation of th* brain. It can b* fatal. Many Causes tha suddenly txperlinesi fever, headache, vomiting, fusion and mental stupor. timee he lapeee Into a'l sometimes diet. Death rates have been as high aa 80 per some outbreaks. Infanta and tbs elderly paaple appear to ' bo ' more suscep eptfbia to the serious type encephalitis, pa of enc«i ........ others may nave “ diasaas la *v# tha such a mild form that they are unaware they are affected at o k future Outbreaks Kentucky reported Urn largaol number of cases last rear. There were some lo XUlnola, tee. XavreM* rations are under war In states to determine what eaa bo done to prevent future outbreaks. Meanwhile, I suggest that fW do all you eaa to protect yoweetf While there era many causes, •uch aa physical and chemical injuries, as wall aa complication! following diseases ilka maaslai and mumps, mosquitoes play a major part in spreading the dis­ ease of encephalitis. Viral encephalitis U primarily a danger of tha rural or suburban an as, although It sometimes dots against bit**, tsptelaliy I f f N B M atrlk* in tha cities, oentrally, It la rural areas Bear places where occur* ta summir and early fall. mosquitoes breed, fo r eras Uniat August and Bepttmber ar* the don't elt unprotected eeaiaet bmpworst months, especially In areas quitoe* on your porch these warn where hot weather has prevailed evening*, no matter bow hot Mle. for soma Urns and where moiqul- QregnoN ARB A H iw n toe* are numsroua. B. b : 5ly metabolites le ob>. tramsiy low, I l f doctor Wlehre t r live me thyroid. However, Xhere You can't transact viral en­ had tuberculosis and am dublewe cephalitis from person to parson. about taking It You pet It by being bitten by a Answer; Persons who hare Rad mosquito harboring the virus. tuberculosis end have n lew me>, Symptoms appear from fi to 11 tabollam d eal get along aa weMj days after you're bitten. Symp­ tf they ere not taking thyroid, ta tom* o f mild easy* are similar to your caw, tl wenld he edvteeMol non-paralytic e a rn o f potlo. for you to follow your dreW s' , In more severe cases, the vie- -instruction*. Tnm Mosquito BUe . . . . 919.81 For Sals—5 acre* at Osteen. Some fruit. I room house need* some Platform Rocker, excellent rood it ion ....................... ...... 22.50 repairs. 12300 Cash for Immedi­ ate tale, Mrs. Lacy. Rt. 1, Bex Rolls way Bed and klittresi .... .......-7 .8 6 310, Sanford, Fla. Small Upholstered Rockcra each 3.85 3-BEDROOM house with carport*, 3 Pc. Plattlc Living Room Suite .... porch and utility room, Frlgi ...- 64.33 da ire appliances, 3325 down Maple Bunk Beds, complete — 41J3 “***••***• *«••*! « tl ttl l l t l C Table, 4 Chain and Buffet ......... WANT AD W lO m t! 17—BROKEUS and REALTORS See us for French Ave. Property REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2544 French Ave. 54— APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS apis. Oil Company Given Lease In Counties New 2-bedroom unfurnished apt T. W. MERQ Near shopping center and Pint W. DIETRICHS REALTORS crest School. 2819 Elm. No pats 198! Park Ave Phase 27 ar 141 please. REAL ESTATE FURNISHED Aug. 23,195* Page 7 TALLAHASSEE UR — Humble J-Bedroom unfurnished house. No kitchen equipment, 200 French Oil Co. has been granted an oil, Ave. Phone 148-J. gas and mineral lease on 10,240 MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom house. acres of land in' Broward. Col­ Large yard. Call 1450-J after lier, Hendry and Palm Beach 6 p. ra. counties. For Rent—1 bedroom furnlihad Moat o f the acreaga is owned apt. 965 per month. Si. Johns Really. by Ui* Cabinet Board of Educa­ 2-Bedroom furnished a p t Very tion but 1,280 acres aare in a clean A close In. Jimmy Cowan, Seminole Indian reservation. Any Phone 818. production from those sections Large 2-bedroom nun. a p t Close will mean royalties for the bene­ fit of the Indiana. In. PhOda 135-J. 703 Palmetto. New two bedroom houses, kitchen equipped. 1804 Washington. Ph. New Selection o f— 443 or write Jack Flynt, Bog Sofia (Foam Rubber) 9149.50 302 Sanford. Sofa Beds ....................... 10900 Matching Chairs ............... 69.50 Furn. A pt 111 Elm. Ph. 978-J. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 2-room furnished kitchenette apt. Comer 2nd A Magnolia, Pk. 1232 Adults. Ph. 224. "Bud Bamberger” Mgr. open Monday’ ! 411 9:38 p. m. 4-room garage apt. Partly (urn. VISIT OUR BALCONY So. Cameron Ave. Ph. 1S14-R. WHITE Unfurnished I Bedroom A pt Close SEWING MACHINE CENTER In. Phone 432-W Sales, Service and Rentals G A R R E T T ’S ta—WANTED TO RENT 323 E. First SI. Phone 1422 Army Orficer going over seas de­ ts— FARM AND GARDEN sires to rent 3 bedroom un­ furnished home for family In GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e Sanford. De Bary area. Ph 2108Plants in any quantity. Ready Wl. for setting out Sept. loth. Vari­ eties are of Midseason. Marion Market, Early Round Dutch, Glory, Improved Glory. Savoy Msmmoth Red and E tlly Copen­ M—ACREAGE hagen, all from Certified Ferry57 acres on Shores of Lake Mon­ Morris Seed, Ripe A Ready To­ roe. Invest in something you mato A Produce Co., State Farm­ know Is good. Edward F. Lane. er* Market, Sanford, Florida, Phone 3110. Phone 328. OVER 400 VARIETIES of na­ 85-HOMES tive and Imported trees and shruh.0. CRYSTAL LAKE NURS­ ERY, Lake view Blvrt.. Lake Mary, 3 blocks west of Cham­ ber of Commerce. • RENTALS ..Xferr. 3 3 Pc. Living Room Suite, newly slip covered .......... SPATE” ! ! EATER with* Ua~~M Oil Machine 88d Supply Co. BTU’ s, 116 steel lank, 8-ft 07 W 2nd Si. pj,. 42 stand, some copper tubing, used GATLIN I yeara, good condition ftS. Dragline * Service PHONE 194T-W. *h. 121) Geneva. S en ior! F.U.B. 5c, lOe A 3Sc STORE See Our Big School Ad Monday 331 S. sa fa ri Are. tlcaullful Dinette Set* Choice of U Table Tops and 12 Chair over* . . . Complete with 4 Chain A T — UK USUI F *5—ARTICLES PUB BALE W. It Pays To lUe Classified. HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF HIE MANY SAVINGS MATHER'S SU MMER SALE MERCHANDISE J . KING —Factory to V ou Plumbing Contractor . Alumlaum Kohler Plumbing A Supplies Venetian Blinds Rsem Electric Water Heaters • ; 2534 Orlande Dr. Ph. 5C Enclosed bead. Sag-prool b.uuun rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rsyoq tapes. Cotton or nylon PLUMBING cords. Contract and Repair Work Fr*a Estlmaua Senkirik Gkue and Paint Co. R. L. HARVEY 112-114 West 2nd St. Pbone ikU 104 Sanford Arm Phone !I 2S We buy and sen used furniture PLUMBING 4» REPAIRS Payiag tor each prices fer any leptle Task Installation A Service thing of valut. SUPER TRAD . Sewer Connections, Archie C. INO POS’s oa 17-83 Ph. 3033-W Harriett, Phase T34-W or 1335. Array CoU, 94 88; Paint, 92 SO gal a—s p e c ia l A vncr-b . l-Sbirt*, 41c; Army-Navy Burp lus, 310 Sanford Ave. >UMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 111 type* and else., insulted or This la a free gutet pass Us the “ Do It Yourself." R lu Theatre for David Brantlett. Exp, dal* Sept. 1, 1858. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALF 94—APTS..V.HQVSES . ROOMS LOWELL E. OZIER OHM. Kir. r. l_ tTovtaad**Dr. OWNER out o f fla ts looking for 0 responsible party to buy at POB QUICK ACTION use Classi­ fied ads to sail root hire. Call low down payment, his I bedmp Tables ................. each . 2.91 1IIL room Mock born# In Do Bary. -------- --------from ------. . . . . . . 3AS furnish 1 8. two baths and many BELL extras, f o r Information call: ................... - ........... from ........ 9 88 OVIEDO, fOreat 5-3182. ............. ....................from ........ 9 88 Classified ITEMS NOT USTED Ad lOOgSM Uks front lot. Crystal JUST CALL CS AND EASY TERMS Fottj, Lake M u r- Fh. 103 or ISU ................... caih and carry... 4AI Mother O f w? Sanford • f buyers, SWAP ANYTHING I Just Disc* Classified ad*. Pkoa* 1331 lor a renters, workers, usa Want Ada. Ph0M 127 haljfcU od-wruor. Phono m i to,placo 'am. .4* r A- �A « SI;19M TH E SANFORD HERALD /W estern! A u to (Associate V S t o r e ./ Oiciranci Valutsl Hurry.Whllt thuy Last I U M . aocntl ten away froma guided missile propelled f b y a !■■•>•) aagtes, It was developed by Brttala for um la to* W toWa aMJaws. Tbe boosters drop off after accelerating (be WOgteo la a speed « f mw 1,400 miles aa hour. Shock warn can be l'I W ahead $t tha rockets sad on both sides o f lbs tnlsMle,The engine h MSI affective at about 1,800 miles an boor. A new speed record ■Iff aa oberofl {bottom) that sterte out aa a helicopter and convrrU Itoetf Vote aa airplane to midair was announced by tbe Air Research .And Psretopmtnl Command headquarters In Baltimore, Ud. The eraft resHwd speeds at toe mUoa to hour, exceeding the old hell* fsepl er Ip s e by 49 miles aa boar. It waa Brat Blgbt-trated In 103S. 1 i V »r NEW REDUCED PRICES ON—25 H. P. AND 5 H. P. MODELS £ O t M B O O tm But “ you can’f afford to have the' big eye wailing on that night a ft -; •r night. II hai far more Impor­ tant things to do,” said Dr. Bow­ en. The general publie cannot come d ote to It. You can only look at it through the glais window of a gallery part way up the 1di-foothigh dome that houiet the tele­ scope. Cl ltf., * — A mite high atop this fn a fte meonlshi alto man’s groat window upon the universe 4heJMtofh telescope, cool, gray, RMmlm, taaehuttef. ! 3* la a gloat given tbe lender •fro oceerdad to i baby. • Ik Je probiag staggering dlstanthe eeeana of space to For tbe big eye would be ruined for Its night work If the temperalure tnilde the ooma changed as much as five degrees during the day, *s It would 'tom tbe body neat o f visitors and the Inrush o f outdoor air by <l*y. That much temperature change would warp its mirror, you inches in diameter it would take hours 1to adjust to His cold nlgut air. When a night s work is done, the slot in the dome Is closed and the big loom remains at almost exact­ ly the night temperature through­ out the day, changing only one or two degrees. Even a small object, perhaps, only a paper book o f notches, This telescope secs alar families dropped the a or 70 feet from the estimated to be up to two billion observer's cage, could scratch the Bfht Fean distant. On* light year le six trillion autos, the distance tight travels la a year at a speed e f u m o o mites s second. Even ao It has not seen the edge eg the universe. From what the Mg eye seta, th en U tome evi­ million dollar*, donated by the dence the universe Is three billion International Education Board and years oldd—and some avidencs It Tha Rockefeller Foundation. Its m sy ha as much as five or sis glass eye was Iwo years being cast i t the Corning (Pass Works. It tella astronomers the universe It was UVs years being polished la-apparently still expending, wilh and ground to precision—with In­ the galaxies or milky ways all terruptions duing the war years-— ribbing away outward. Tha most at tha optical laboratory of the distant ones seem to be speeding California Institute o f Technology which owns and operates the tele­ away at 40,OOO mite* a second. But astronomers find some evi­ scope jointly with the Carnegie dence (hat perhaps the rate of Institution of Washington. expansion is stowing down, if that The task o f aiming the great telbe so, perhaps tha universe will cscopa at some particular pinpoint cqjlapse, with ours and othrr ga­ in the reaches o f space la com­ laxies all rushing back together to pared with aiming a rifle and hit­ farm one greet atom bdlions of ting a rolling penny JO miles yw ra from now, perhaps to ox- away. So dsllcately balanced Is plpdo again Into a far flung uni­ the great telescope that a small verse, motor of only one-twelfth horse­ Rat you cannot took through this power managei to iwing the Sto­ lon scope. The mirror alone telescopeAnd It cannot tail us inuct more weighs 14*y tons. about tha Moon or Mars or other Waather and visibility are good nearby planets thin much imslter eaough atop Palomar to permit the telescope to work I7B la 300 ,<Ev«ry,j c s r shout 100,900 vliltors night* • year, cither part o f the drive up the if-m llc wirding road night, or all night. (g ibe lop o f Palomar Mountain, 111 milts southeast oi Los Angeles MARK ANNIVERSARY lo ses the telescope which explor- RlVIERE-DU-LOUP, Qur. UTex by liking photographs or sen­ Ths 70th anniversary o f the arsitive plates, usually with long exival o f the teaching Christian Brothers to this lower St. Law­ rence River cpnlcr will bo mark­ ed hero June lftlT. Wizard Deluxe Gas Range! Regular 179.95! 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Dr. Terry Bird, County Health Officer said this morning^ that only about 30 per cent of the chil­ dren have received the Salk polio vaccina shots. However, he said, this figure la about the average in the Slate. Dr. Bird pointed out that the clinic is open on Tuesday and Fri­ day for giving the polio vaccine injections from 8 to 11 a. m. At the same Ume, he aald, “ We are examining children who are attending school for tho flrat time and also giving the various im­ munization shots where neceaaary." Commenting on tho polio vac­ cine, Dr. Bird said "A lot more o f the parents should take advan­ tage o f the opportunity to have the immunization ahota againit polio than are coming in for them.” — If Your Herald U Not Delivered By I P. M. Call 1821 Berora 7 P. M. For Delivery Associated Press Leased tVTre • 'ra n New Pupil Assignment Law Rules, Regulations Adopted Board Has Special Session The Board of Public Instruction of Seif [note County In special ses­ sion this morning adopted rules THE NEWLY‘ COMPLETED Southern Ball Telephone Co/a "Fairfax Two" building at Ninth SL and regulations for Implementing and Laurel Ave, (Photo By Jameson)________________ _________________________________ _ the pupil assignment law patted by the Special Session o f the 1936 a ★ ★ ★ Legislature. The Board stated that each child enrolled In the public schools of Seminole County in the Scfaooll Year 1P55-5A is assigned for ihe School Year IEtSO-57 to the school which he or aho attended during A 39-ycar-old blind Negro w o -* the last school term, except those man waa bound over to Circuit | children which by promotion are Court thla morning on ■ charge required to attend a different school, and such children au pro­ The new •'Fairfax 2" telephone ° ( (l m * « « • m* H " ' " U^ lnR moted are assigned to the school "In Florida," aaya Dr. C. M. building at Ninth St., and Laurel ■ P«Hmlnary hearing held b e ta s which they would have attended Sharp, director of Preventable Ave., la now completed except for ^Uil*ee Peace W. Hugh last year had they been an pro­ Disease*, Slate Board of Health, landicaplng and minor Interior i Duncan. moted, and alio except those chil­ "polio has aeveral times in tho afrit. Completion of this (305,000 Ida Mae Brown la charged with BARBECUED CHICKEN, PORK AND UAI1BIT Iwinr served to Sanford Kiwanis Club member* and dren which in the School Year past taken an upswing during the; their wives nml friends at lait night's “ Ladles' Night". First In lino is Sirs. A. L. Wilson (far structure represents a significant; lhc kitchen-knife murder o! Eddie 1955-06 attended a Seminole Coun­ Voile A. Williams Jr., delegate president of the elul> following. Also seen on tho right are Mr. and Mrs. "point o f progress" In conversion Lee Worthington on Aug. 11 in • to the Democratic National Con­ months of September and Octo­ right) with A. L. Wilson, ty School outside of the atten­ o f the - - Photo) Ed Lane, chairman ho event. (Staff ber. In 1654 polio started to rise of the local telephone aystem to dance area designated by thl Negro cafe In the Goldaboro area. vention from the State o f riorlda •harply during the middle of Sep­ dial which waa revealed today by at targe, gave the members of Board of Public Instruction ai Worthington, alleged to be the the Seminole C o u n t y Junior tember and reached an exceeding­ Cordon J. Rolhermel, Sanfordserving a particular lehool. These ly high peak, the hlgheit o f the DeLand Croup Manager for South­ husband of the blind Negro wo- Chamber o f Commerce at their children are assigned to tha year, about the beginning o f Octo­ ern Bell. ntan, was knifed In the throat by noon meeting yesterday at Jim ber." school serving their designated The tremendous Job o f Installing ,d l Mae Brown ^ Orange Spencer’s Restaurant, a word pic­ attendance area. It is felt, Dr. Sharp explain*, the new long distance •witch- Blo„ om c#fe owtl<<j by WUlle Bal- ture e f the convention at It took The School Board will atalgr that the return of children to boards costing 1104,600 and the place In Chicago last week. to a school for tho 1936-37 School ley end located on Southwest Road. m s number Five Crossbar auto­ Nott only did the speaker give t f l S o r a r e t Term each qualified child not A dispute over the keeping o f * 111 I * " 7 * d,nB<r it,* V c*P<*»ure to polio virus may matic dial switching equipment He died the day following the cut­ the jaycees a veritable heretofore attending a school by domestic animals in Sanford be­ i** rloanvlnt Inn n# costing (578,000 will begin within ting'about noon at Seminole Me­ ■cene" assignment from thla Board wfaoao description o f (k* the conven­ have a definite bearing on this tween City Commissioner Earl ten. days. morial Hospital, according to Depu­ tion but he pointed vividly to rise during the early fall monthi. parent applies for - admission o f Tha polio situation in Florida More than 200 wives, guest* and Higginbotham and Paul C, Marion Bothcrmel stressed the fact that ty Sheriff William L. Long, the soma o f the polities! skirmishes such rhlld. Application for admis­ is different from that o f many the local expansion program will Negro deputy who took the blind that took place during the five-day members of the Sanford Kiwanis a resident of the Wynnewood sec­ sion shall be made on forms ap­ other state*, point* out Dr. Sharp, provide more than just d ill equip­ woman In to custody on the night Democratic event to gain top proved by the Board and tnada in that there I* such a long sum- Club attended the first of two tion enme to a climax this morn­ ment. Between now and neat of the affray. available at the various schools. place In tha nomination of the annual "Ladies Night" events last ing when Judge Vassar Carlton March 17 additional cablet will Application will be made to tho °.f Two witnesses appeared at the candidates for President and Vice I night held at the Sanford Farmers* handed down a decision and a fi­ end October are usualbe extended Into all tcclioni o f preliminary bearing. WUlle Bailey, President, school serving his or her desig­ nal decree. Auction Market. the exchange so" that customers owner of the cafe, waa an eye wit­ nated attendance area. ‘T o those who take their politics There have been fivo deaths in In a final hearing and an opin­ Ed Lane, chairman of the an­ I) be able to obtain promptly ness and testified that Worthington seriously,•' H id Williams, "the The Board expressly reserves Florida from polio during the first hit Ida Mae Brown with bis opeo Democratic National Convention nual event, told the Kiwanis Club ion by Judge Carlton o f tho Ninth a n y desired ------ _ class . o f service after , ---------the right to cbenge the saalgnmont six monthi of this year, a* com­ the Installation of.tha new twitch- hand following an argument oyer was wonderful.** ef toy pupil at any time when­ Ladle* Night audience that there Judicial Circuit, the order read pared to four deaths for the peri­ tng^quipmbnt has beonfnm plet- whether or not they w e n ' going Davldf diraaiMT, program chair­ od January through June In 1953. Would be "n o speaking" since Ki- that "equities o f the case are ever In the opinion o f tho -Board home •d. man far next week's meeting of There have been fawer cases o f Wanis Club members staged the with Ihe defendant." upon consideration o f the factors The blind woman, according to the focal Jayeeei, said that a Construction of a new unattend­ set forth In the pupil assignment Judge Carlton said in the order polio, howaver. Bureau of Vital affair to entertain their ladle* and ed automatic dial central office In testimony this morning, wheeled moat interesting program has Statistics record* show s total o f guest*. law, such reassignment would bo that "The defendant has not vio­ Da Bary, known as “ North 8" , will around with a paring knift in her been arranged at which time the 201 eases o f polio reported up to In accord with tho'Intent and pur­ On the menu waa barbecued chic­ lated any o f the ordinances o f the be completed In aufficient time hand and slashehd at her alleged local group would hear from August 17 nf this year, as com­ ken, pork and rabbit along with city of Sanford relating to the pose of aald law. to coordinate with institution of husband, inflicting a deep wound In those who had participated In hur pared to 32B for the same period cole slaw, potato salad, pickles, keeping uf domestic animals nor The Board .strongly urges that ricane investigation* and hid jl l t y w r service hero on March 17. Plana the left aide of hit throat. hot rolls, Ice tra, cake anil ice has he violated any of the laws of each child register on Wednes­ Deputy Sheriff Long testified Gown into there, Thrasher said call for the "D o Baryitea" to be Ihe State of Florida relating to the day. A»»»to order that all "With plenty of polio vaccine cream. *4fo to dial one another or direct­ that the woman handed him the t at Coredr H. C. Colee, Executive available, no parent should deny registration forma may be proper­ The barbecue was prepared by keeping o f domestic animals." Frank Andaraen M sDsaaU ly into Sanford without, additional knife which she had wlalded in Officer o f the Sanford Naval Air hi* rhlld this important protec­ Carl Williams and served by Mr*. ty processed before the opening The Judge, In his order also Station and Lt. J. H. Allison, Sta­ tion," ttatra Dr. Sharp. “ The fed- Roberta Gatchel assisted by n com­ a-.Id "The Plaintiff's right to recharge. Additional cable fadHtlea the acuffla. Af school on Sept. 4. Failure to ★ ★ ★ the rral Salk vaccine Is still available mittee of Kiwanis Club members. lief based upon the defendant's will alio be installed in De Bary Assistant State's Attorney Voile tion Arrnloglit, would be register on Wednesday may delay during the interim to provide all A. Williams Jr., told the Negro wo. speakers. the attendance of a child to school to the eligible age group, 0-10 Entertainment was provided by maintaining a nuisance Injurious Final plans for nrxt week's Jay- years and eapcctant mothers. Dave Shannon and his Funmakcra, to health was not proved by tha residents with the desired elasi man that sufficient evidence had for several daye. been heard from the two State's cee Fishing Rodeo were given to Taka your children to your private who throughout the avrning. played preponderance of evidence." o f aervice. V In other action by the Reboot the club members and complete witnesses to have her "bound over physician or loeal health depart­ requests from the audience. Board at thla morning's special The long standing argument be­ V Boat to Circuit Court on a charge of committees announced by Fist/ng ment to receive their ahots." session, twe busee for tha tranaA. L Wilson, local Kiwanis Club tween the two men was brought Rodeo chairman Jack Sewell. first degree murder." There nre also ample supplies president, presided over the meet to a climax by it final decree also portatitm'.qf Children to the J a y Ida Mae Brown was advised that of Saik vaccine available through ing which also included group sing signed and Issued this tno-m- :• bycee Fishing to d e o next Wedneathe preliminary hearing waa not a commercial channels for adults ing. day was approved. Judge Carlton in which he order­ trial but waa held, at her request, over 20 wishing to have this pro­ ed “ tho rase dismissed at the cost to determine If she had committed tection. o f the plaintiff.'' The Rotary Club o f Sanford on an offense o f sufficient seriousness The defendant, Earl Higginboth­ Monday wilt be hoat to Frank A. to be tried in Circuit Court. She am, w-as represented by Voile A. McDonald, Governor o f the 244th waa not represented by an attor­ The Seminole High School chap­ william* Jr., and the plaintiff by District of Rotary International, ney ter o f the Future Farmers of Edwin A. Shinholser. recently Attorneys R. W. Ware and Edgar who Is making his annual official The blind woman was committed elected Lay Leader of First Metho­ Waybrtght o f Jacksonville, visit to each of the 47 Rotary A week of fun. fellowship, wor­ to the Seminole County JaU follow America will h« seen in a televis­ There will be a dance at the dist Church, Sanford, will occupy Clubs In Central Florida. He will ship, and growth Is soon to get ing an order by Justice of the ion show over WDRO-TV tomor­ Jim Hawkins of L*ku i^lunroe to Elk's Club In Rinford tomorrow the pulpit of First Methodist address the local (Tub and con­ underway for the seniors and older Peace W. Hugh Duacan the "the row at noon. listed at right half w h »v H*ad Entitled "Civil Defonsc" the Church at the 11 a. nt. srrvire on night for members and friends. fer with President Dr. Charles youth of First Mclhodlst Church. be held without bond on a charge Coach Herb McQuillan announced Beginning at I o'clock, music Sunday, Aug. 24. His topic is L. Persons, Secretary Dr. Rudolf today that he will concentrate on •urlng the week of August 24-31. of first degree murder until the television program wit! include W. Ruprecht and committee two teams for the Stetson H /tter* '/upper will be served each night by Circuit Court convenes in Novem­ 8 «t. Burton Clyde, GOG represen­ will be furnished by a popular "Power For P eace/' tative, A. J. Clementi, president, orchestra for entertainment and chairmen on Rotary administra­ Shinholser, a prominent local at­ ber." the W. S. C. S. for their opening game agafcat Billy Thompson, vice president, dancing. tion and service sctlvltles. torney, la vary active in church Following supper there will be a „ « .. . V.M.l. In St. Petersburg on SeftgRoger Jlmlnet, iscretary, and Dill t Members are urged to attend and civic affairs in Sanford He Is Mr. McDonald la Vice-President |15 ■session of fellowship singing and HI.AVIA — The opening date Weat, agriculture teacher of the) the Saturday night event along an able speaker and .all memhers recreation. At 7:30 there will be ' -,-t n for St. Luke's Christian Day of Die Eagle Roofing and Art Seminole High School FFA Chap-] with their friend* and gueita In and friends of the Church are in­ panel diacusaloni on the subjects School o f Slavia la Tuesday, » « ■ > « « * • b .,” i * 2 vited to hear him. vlted for the occasion. of: Monday night, "Christian Dat­ September 4 at 9 A.M., according and la a member and Past Pres teams, tha Grecos, tha White*, a ing Equals Christian Marriage Club of to Mr. E. L. Bellhorn, Principal. ident uf the RoUry and the Blue* when practice be­ Admlaleas with panelists the Rev. David CarThe opening service will be held Tampa. He la also President af gin* Kept. 1 . Ruth Owens (Sanford) ncflx, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Cook, In the School Auditorium for the the Gulf Freight Association in Three member* of thr Green I/mia Taylor (Sanford) Miss Hope Weldle, and Jerry Murstudent body and parents and Tampa and on the Board of Di­ team are new on the squad thla Diackargrs « b e y ; Tuesday night, "Cigareeti rectors o f the Community Chest, conducted by Rev. Stephen M. Mrs. R. A. Newman (Sanford) More than two-thirds of the vo-i chines be acquired by all coun­ live of the Shoiip Voting Machine and Whiskey and Wild, Wild Liv­ Boy’s Club, Family 8«rvicc As­ year although two are upoerdnaMrs. Dick Aiken (Sanford) Co., said that to the best of his Tuhy, Pastor. ing"—panelist* are Roger Harris, ters in Florida's Nov. 4 general ties. sociation and Salvation Army. He mra and one it a freshman. Each morning at the school of­ C. F. Kralth (DeBary) Dr. Charles Park Jr., and Miss election will express their choice Earl Sellers, publisher of the knowledge the counties which will The Green team probably will was elected a* a District Gover­ Charles Brendldge (Sanford) Joyce Brown; Wednesday night, for President on voting machines,! weekly Washington County New* be using voting machines the first fice, enrollments are being taken nor o f Rotary International for shape up as follows: left end, Mel AUG. 14 "A rc Parent* Old Fashioned?" — which will include all ef the pro- _ at Chipley, aald he bad discussed time in November will include: for all new pupil* for all grades the 1936-37 fiscal year at Rota- Christman, Ml*ml: left tackle. panelists are Mrs. Jim Leonard, clncta in Seminole County. with Gov. Colllna recently hla Clay, St. Johns, Brevard, Martin, and the Kindergarten. ry-* 47th Annual Convention in Wendell Cry»d. Sylacaugn. Ala.; Haywood Carter (Sanford) • Woodrow Cash, Mr. and Mrs. Jim An Associated Press survey plan for state aid to counties to Okeechobee, Charlotte, Walton, The School Bus will follow tho |Philadelphia last June. He is one left guard Vie Muiil, Miami, cen­ Dorothy Ann Carter (Sanford) Boxard. Glen McCall, Miss Ann showed that IT o f the 67 counties, buy machines. Funds would be Bay and Pasco. same schedule and route as last o{ 2|g District Governor* super- ter. J X . Tyra, Orlando: right guard Betty Klnard (Sanford) Davis, Miss' Marcia Loechelt. Bar­ Highlands also plans to use 10 year. The flrat boa run a record number, will use ms- distributed under a formula somevliittg the activities or more than Terry Hollingsworth, Ft. LauderHarrirt Fleming Spivey (Sanford) chines either countrywide or In what akin to the Minimum Foun machines In November and Jack made on Tuesday, September 4th. I #100 Botiry club* which have dale; right tackle. Tim Thomas* ry St. John, Jerry Murphey. Katie Robinson (Sanford) » Tuesday night there will be a some of the larger boxes. Only dation school plan on the basis r* son la making plana for using The Instruction schedule for the ( n,eraberahip o f 431,000 buslneai __ _ ________ sen. West Palm Beach; right f d Sandra George (Oviedo) machines in some o f the larger Kindergarten will be •:*> •Wiener roast and a Galilean Serv­ the major precincts used voting local effort and ability to pay. A.M. and professional executives In 99 Tom Rouchlai, West P»lm Beach; Sandra Taylor (Sanford) ice at Lock Arbor Lake and Friday Scllera said his Idea was that boxes. machines to Btminole County In till noon; for the first right counLrjw throughout the fre e 1 quarterback. Larry Stowe, Camn* Ruby Edwards (Sanford night a Holy Communion Service. St. Lucie la stilly undecided. grades, (:30 A.M. to S:I0 the Primary alactions but subse­ many o f tha smaller counties P-M. wor1A toq. q *., left half. Bobby Carter. Doris Justice (Altamonte Springa) quent action by the County Com­ were tumble to find the fundi to Landon aald counties which have •• Speaker for the week la the Rev. The faculty hai been in aesslon Wherever Rotary Clubs are Englewood, Tran.: fullback. Joe Lorene Thompson (Sanford) mission placed them in all pre­ buy the machine* and that the been considering pulling them in for a school planning program. located, President Pereons as- Marre. and right half, Hawkins. Edwin Houk, recent graduate of m n i eir budget for neat year inrlu The following comprise cincts. state could help. Duke University Theological Semi­ _*hu iert«d fo discussing the CoverThe White team will find at lr,t Baby Girt Taylor Collins didn't express himself .d Flagler, Nassau, Bradford and year'* faculty: Mr, E. L. Bell- nor’* visit, their activities are end Buddy tirlln, Tallahassee; Two Other counties — Wakulla nary, Durham, N. C. Tha h . - . Baby Girl Klnard (Sanford) Houk received hts AB Degree In and Manatee — are holding refer­ publicly ou any particular plan for Bakrr. The machines cost 0,200 horn, upper grndee; Mr. Steven similar to those of the Rotary |left u c b iei Claude Burner. DrBaby Girl Thompson IBM at Duke University, and his providing machines but be haa or mart. en dum on the question. r . sidllk, mlddto grades; Mfo« Club o f Sanford because they are t^ nd; (eft guard, Shelton Poole, Discharges BD Degree in June of this year. PropoaoaU o f machine* contend Marian Stanko, primary gradts; baaed on the same general ob­ Belle Glade: center. Fred Dri' cr, aald he would like to see then There also la talk about formu­ Lyman Myars (Sanford) that paper ballots leave the way and Mr*. Sbealy Best, kindergar­ jectives—developing better und­ DeLand; right guard. Hon Rich­ lating a plan at the 1057 Legisla­ used statewide. The Rev. Houk will be fully orNeal Camel (Sanford) Moat o f tha larger counties now open for cheating on the let urns ten. Pastor Tuhy will again in­ erstanding and fellowship among ter, Sarasota; right tackle. Dm ture for providing state finanria) -4*tolned this fall and will eater the Mary Hutchinion (Mima) whereas the machines make it struct in Christian Doctrine, the business and professional men, help for counties which want to use machines. Western North Carolina Confer­ Hllyer. Sycamore. Ala.: and right Laura Mae Smith (Sanford) virtually impossible for returns to Slovak Language, and Music kp- promoting community-betterment end, Keith Shamrock. Untoutown, The secretary o f state's office Install machines but don't have ence VISITING HOURS: aald the counties which had voting be altered. adequate funds. He baa recently returned borne Private Rooms U a. m— * p. predation. Tha School'* weekly undertakings, raising the stand- Pa. At quarterback j* U1 **vDWI Miss Hattie X Colas, veteran radio program, "S L Ixtko'a Chap­ Altogether th e n baa been more machines to tho teat primaries from the N. C. Cherokee Indian Semi-Private Rooms g p. m. (Cautlaecd On Page 5 Saltriek, Uatontown, Pa.: left h*,r Looo .County registration super­ el" will bo continued. voting mnchiiw talk the past year were: Reservation where bo worked 4 p. m. — 7 p, ra. — • p. m. Jack Parker, Btovensburg. \ a ,; than in any year since they flrat Alachua, Broward, Dade, Duval, visor, aald that when tha costs of among the Indians on a Joint pro­ Pediatrics 11 a. a . — C p. fullback, Walt Moaley, and rliht Hillsborough, Leon, hiring additional elections inspec­ ject between the Duke Eado (Parents a n d or grandparents were employed to Florida in 1939. Escambia. half. Jack Wuenschel, Avalofl. Pa. tors and cforks are taken into The recent annual convention of Marion, Monroe, Orange, Palm and the Board nf Mlaeiowa. only) New man aad other* returning ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEW* Partly cieudy the Florida Supervisor of Regie- Baack, Pinellas, Polk, Sarasota, account, h 'a ne more expensive Tha Rev. Hoe* la tha MW nf Obstetrics According to eccon from tost year's i«w d will make d a n to * tn ig h t 9S-T1. to o p a n to voting machines than ON PASH PIVH (radon voted tmenimouiiy to •»dation and no visitors during feed­ Mr. end Mrs. J. K. Hank ef Senup the Blue team. yartohto to uao handwritten bnllots. Jamsa T . Ltadou, a praptogl that voting ma« ing o f babies. (jN - New 'Fairfax Two' Blind Negro W om an Is llell Building. Charged W ith Murder Is Now Completed Jaycees Receive 'At Scene' Report Of Demo Confab Over 200 Enjoy Kiwanis Club's 'Ladies' Night' Methodist Seniors, blder Youth Plan Fellowship Week Local FFA Chapter To Put On T V Show Tomorrow At Noon Marion Loses Case Against Higginbotham District Governor \ Will Visit Local Rotarians Monday Elks Club Slates Dance Tomorrow Hawkins Play On Stetson fcam Methodists Will Hear Shinholser Christian Day School O f Slavia To Open Sept. 4 Hospital Notes Voting Machines To Be Used Nov. 6 Weather j»*V jtam t'jr ■■"* e 9 i * FRIDAY AUGUST 24, 1056 Polio Sh ots U rged fe > - i 'V » 4L| /• ■...a � 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. 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Blackburn Holds Inspection Today After Delay In Chiefs Club 1 Membership of the Seminole 4J torriea n e Betsy was k i n d 'Chiefs Club Is growing, according •hough not to cause any damage to Thomas Stringer, vice president kt the Sanford area, but aha did and chairman of the Membership manage to delay the annual in* Campaign of the local organisation apeetlon o f VAH-9 by Capt J. T. created to stimulate interest in Blackburn, Commander, Heavy Seminole High School athletic Attack W in* One, for a whole events. Meeting Ust night at the Sanford week. Originally scheduled for Aug. II, the Inspection was post* City llall, the group was tohl that poned until today by the Impend­ the membership had increased by ing arrival o f Betsy. Although she the sddiUon of U to 14 new en­ The Sanford Klwanls Club will <Wn't arrive as threatened, most thusiasts. honor their ladles tomorrow night A "very enthusiastic and optimis­ oP tb e squadron’s pilots were ab­ sent from Sanford last weak on tic" expression was voiced by those with one of their two annuli La­ at the meeting toward the securing dies Night celebrations. hurricane evacuation fUghta. The Inspection finally took place their full quota of members to A gigantic chicken barbecue will today; after inspecting the squad­ make the Seminole Chiefs Club a be served at (he Sanford Farmers ron personnel at quarters, Capt. forceful organisation. The purpose of hhe club was Auction Market Just off 17-92 south Blackburn and his staff Inspected ist night's meeting of Sanford beginning at 7:30. the equipment, aircraft and spac­ established at last Ed Lane, chairman of the Ladles when It was outlined that "the es o f VAH-f. The administrative portion o f club wants to help the Seminole Night event, said today that Carl the Inspection consists o f each High School by stimulating inter­ Williams will prepare the barbet y » g staff member getting togeth­ est in the various athletic events of thq school and by helping to e r with hla “ opposite number" in the squadron and'reviewing his overcome the. financial deficit In the promoting of Increased attend­ pork, r o ll slaw, pJhao salad, ami records, file* and procedures, la ance." all of the trimming* that go along addition te revealing possible dis­ Any money the club gels, it was with on* of the finest meal* precrepancies in the administrative procedures, this inspection is also agreed, will parallel projects of pared especially for the laJiei. • source for new ideas and meth­ the high school in the stimulating On hand to furnish entertain­ of attehdance anJ interest. ods which, If found desirable, are ment for the huge crowd expected In the planning stage now, said passed along to other squadrons in Heavy Attack Wing One for Stringer, is the taking of pictures to attend the annual event will be of the football games in order to Dave Shannon and hit orchestra. adoption. aid the coaches toward achieving Known for hla versatile group and 'C a p ta in Blackwell was accom­ panied on the personnel, inspcc-1 a “ winning football team '. How­ fine singing, Dave Shannon is ex­ pected to have a program on tap tioa by Cdr. Wt E. tam os, Chief ever, it was explained, full details of this project have not been com­ that will keep the crowd singing, Staff Officer o f Heavy AUack laughing and humming. pleted. Wing One and former commanltng Guest of honor for the occasion In cooperation with the program officer o f VAH-I. I of the Seminole Chiefs Club, (Ugh will be District Governor "Skinny" School Principal Andy Bracken and Surguine. Athletic Director Fred Ginas will Ed Lane said this morning that attempt to provide seats for club the event will be held "rain or members at each home game. It shine" and that Kiwanians will was pointed out, however, that the turn out to honor their ladies near­ tO U y Chidester, 37, p n »cd away seats reserved for the club mem­ ly 100 per rent. •V the local hospital at >1:30 last bers would be reserved only up The regular noon luncheon meet­ night after a lingering Illness. until game time. ing today at noon at the Sanford . Ha was born Sept. 15, lW i la No report was made on the selec­ Yacht Club was suspended due to Button, W. Va. tion of an emblem, cap, hit, swea- the Ladle* Night celebration. Mr. Chide*ter had made his (CosUmed oa Pago Eight) Imam in ta k e Monroe for the past Kiwanians To Fete Ladies Tomorrow Night At Barbecue Boating enthuslasta In the Senford and Seminole County area will probably be apendlng the - tabor Day weekend In their boat* while taking part in the Pirate's Cruise planned by the Central Ftorida Cruise Association. Bob Baker, Assistant Cruise Maithe event, said today that iking part in the cruise will be launched at Daytona Beach at the City Docks Ramp back of the Chamber of Commerce Building, with departure time set for g a. m. Saturday morning. Sept. 1. Prior to the Pirate Cruise de­ parture time, coffee ad doughnut* will be served "on the house". However, a gigantic Fish Fry has been set for Friday night, Aug. 31 from 6 p. m. to 10 p. m. Ad­ mission price to this event Is 1123. First rest and gai atop will be at Marlneland, second stop at S t Augustine, and the thlnt at Palm Valley. Final atop for the day will be at the Jacksonville Zoo. A Pirate Dance with costume prize award, Treasure Hunt for the children, a door prize, and costume awards for the children will taka place that evening. Departure time for Sunday morn­ ing has been set for 10 a. ra. with the first stop of the day aet for the City Dorks at Palatka and tha stopover point at Troupe's Fish Camp. Monday'* departure time is 8 a. m. with intermediate itopi a Sil­ ver Glen Springs ami Jungle Den. Boats will be taken out at the ramp located immediately east of the Lake Monroe Bridge where help will be available for the landing of boats. Baker said today that those in­ terested in registering may do so in Sanford at William P. Smith’s, Seminole Sporting Goods, and Rob­ son Sporting Goods. Along with the registration, each participant in the cruiaa will re­ ceive a Plraie Flag, all cruise maps for the (rip, and information relative to motor courta and res­ taurants and stopover ponts. ZSSt N e ^ n t . W eather Roy Chidester, 57, Succumbs Tuesday a veteran of World War D t O n d a member of the Ameri­ can-Legion Poet of pantorJ. He was An sleetrkIsn by trade. ‘Survivors Include his widow, Mrs. Chide IU r o f take Monroe; his faHint; Scott Chidester. Dorecl, Ohio: twe brother*, Kenneth Chidester of th * .lf. g. Army and Howard ChidesUr, Andover, Ohio; and three Miters, Mrs. Kata Thompson, Peerpoint, 0 .: Mrs. Lucy Hurst and Mre. Gladys Toppin at Dorset. 0 . Funeral services will be held at S p. m. Sunday at Brisson Funeral B § M with the Rav. Ralph Brewer •Fthe Church of Christ officiating. ^Suirlel will bo In OakUwn Memorill* Park. -r r \ m •« F K ^rJJnda Demattic (Sanford) Kelley M. Youag (Lake Mary) j^lrs. Doris Duxhury (Sanford) Mr. Henry Aadree (Sanford) Mrs. Aim Graeey and baby Mr. Anthony Bryant (Sanford) ;M iss Julia Tabor (taka Mary) • Mrs. Mabtr Praliek aad baby (Sanford) - W Leo Williams aad baby (Saaferd) a tries—It a-m. U • pju. (par-1 ____and/or grandparent* only) I ONMtrica—According te arcommd no visiter* dor-' et kiblee. J ■* |X:AS A koocIu W Leaaeth tVIre elegates P repare To R enom■ inate« Ike Navy Shipmates M eet President, Again After 10 Years Hall Talk Politics Pilot Banks Plane Away From Homes; Three Men Killed Ten year* I* a long time to re-| ^L. JL. v^ member a face, a name, or am ^ SAN FRANCISCO Wt-President Association. Eisenhower talked politic* today But somehow, r, conversation has WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. with GOP National Chairman the ability to thwart iwart the forgetful-1 Isonant Hal] aa the Republican The commander of a stricken National Convention made ready Air Force transport plane banked ness of most people, l !. during to renominate the President for a away from a group o f houses to a chat events,, associations, and second term. Hall came away an open apot where the aircraft name* come back as clearly at If j ick aa crashed and burned last night, with these pronouncements: they had been only wily the day before, killing three men and Injuring 1. Elsenhower "hope* it will be three others critically, Such wai the occasion last night an open convention." when Jayccvi were working side Thoae badly hurt were Identified 2. Vice President Richard M. by side pulling fishing equipment Nixon la still "perfeelly accept- as Maj. Engene E. Walker, Capt. in order for youngsters oungsters to have Howard Leland Pruden and T. , able" as a mnning mate. "their day" come Wednesday, 3. Eisenhower "will not discuss Sgt. William Q. Brookley, all of Aug. 29. any other nominees for the vice whom had Wait Palm Beaeh ad­ dresses. prealdency." For an hour, at the Sanford They were taken to Brooka City Shop*. Dave Thrasher, an en­ Nixon himself had flown away thusiastic Jaycee member, and a to Whittier, Calif., where hla 77* Army Medical Center at San An* visitor to Sanford were working year-old father, Frank Nixon, wa* tonlo, Tex., early today accom* pan led by an Army medical team beside each other. They joined reported to be critically III, together In a casual conversation What change thli might make in specializing in bum*. —each trying to remember where convention plana was for the mo­ Names o f the dead were with­ they had known one another. ' ment an unanswered question. held pending notification o f next DAVE THRASHER of Sanford The delegates to this 100th an­ o f kin. The conversation ran into la shown in the center o f the "seems as If I have known you back row, while Glenn Lyons, niversary GOP gathering were all Jause o f the crash was not im­ lomcw-hat before" and ilmllar Is shown on the right. This set to renominate Nixon, and llall mediately determined but at least picture was made more than said that for the moment, any­ one engine was not functioning. quips. But after the passing of an hour Thrasher asked tha visitor, 10 years ago at Nagasaki with­ way, Ihe convention would go An aircraft accident investigation in sight o f the only portion of ahead at planned. Glenn Lyons of Pittsburgh, Pa., a building left stiiuling after team wai appointed am) aearch He said he couldn't say, how­ continued for atl mining parta nf "Were you ever In the NavyT an A-Bomb blast. ever, whether the elder Nlxon'a the plana. "Y ea," was the answer and tha Illness would Interfere with plans conversation continued on. Flamea enveloped, the wreck­ for the vice president to make an age after the craab, sending up Then Dave Thrasher mentioned acceptance speech of hia renom­ a towering column of amoke that something about having aerved ination tomorrow night when tha attracted thousands o f persona. aboard the "Shoveler.* That broke convention is to wind up. the Ice. An explosion followed. Elsenhower talked with Nixon Seems at if Dave Thraiher and Mrs. Jane Miller, whoee home by telephone. Glenn Lyons had served together Hall aald the President ex was a few hundred yard* away, In the Navy aboard the U.R.S. pressed wishes o f all Americana “ hi Ih* pilot "knew be was going Shoveler, a minesweeper making for the quick recovery of Nlxon'a to crash but maneuvered hla ship a round of all of the bayi and har­ father. »o he could avoid any hemes. bors sweeping Jap mine field*. Although seven member* o f the Hall paid (here would be coo"W ad at) U batter better get down OR , Jt was in IMS that the two men Sanford Lions C|ub hgd heard the venliofi roll calls for both the our knees and say tbattka to God. saved our Urea and had Wat •««*> w another aa they young lady before, they joined U* presidential and vie* presidential That home*." fturned a fa rt o f tha lM-man rMt nf th«» members of the club nominations. A rule adopted yesterday barred crew that had visited Okinawa, it , helr regu|ar WM,kly m ating The pilot radioed the base that Japan, Guam and other Pacific in an 0¥al|0n to UHle m u , Ally, nominations by acclamation. hla plane waa In distress and th*4 llall said that under convention he waa banking to tha right to point*. son Lee, tl-year-old concert planThrasher, a radarman 1st Class 1st, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John rulea anyone could be nominated avoid the houses. It fell into aa against Nixon and that delcgatei open field about a mile from tho and Lyons, a Seaman t il Clasa; L. Lee of this City, served aboard Ihe U88 Shoveler In hla Introduction of Allyson, were free to cast vote* for others bate. about a year, Charlie Morrison, member of Ihe than Nixon even If Nixon's waa A* a result o f the meeting, more advertising staff of The Sanford tha only name put before the con­ than 10 yeara ago, Thrasher Herald, had called attention to Ihe vention. Hall was aiked whether Elsen­ brought out.from hla billfold a pic­ many Items of favorable publicity ture o f the two men with other the young lady had received and hower was "fighting mad' ovar Navy men and several Japanese th* °P*n,on of M*® Lion* Pr®*cnt charges against hla administration . f ■ ■ .. t» « a I II Bn ll-a I MI I n s t children taken at Nagasaki, tho was emphatic to the extent that made during the recent Demo-, the press notice* were well de­ era lie convention at Chicago. The sigh- o f the first A-Bomb blast. served. In fact, Morriaon had made President had been pictured in Strang* how meeUngi of -hip- the remark that Allyaon had been published report* aa angry over mates and acquaintances take playing for about six years and what he had seen o f the Demo­ place— but words bringing bsck •ince she was 11 years old at this cratic gathering on television. event* lU of serving together creep llm fi lha, hf fflt y i * ™ , rouldn't “ I have never teen the Presi­ MIAMI I D - National Alrilnea con ven tion * — - juet Juet a» aa i»*y they p|a.p|.y aa „.cl| whcn he wai „ year| dent when he waa fighting mad," Into conversation* planned to place back Into opera* did last night during the Jayrcc Hall aald, "and he certainly didn't (|on today four filghti between Ml* Fishing nodeo get-together. Voll* w ,||lami J r (ook Uiua appear that way this morning. ami and Key West. The company Glenn Lyons Is visiting Garfield: with Morrison, “ You're wrong In Hall had breakfast with Elsen­ suspended most of its operation Willeta who wa* also at the Jsy- saying Liberace couldn't play aa hower. Through the morning, tha last weekend In a labor dispute cee meeting last night. | (CeoUaeed On Pago Eight! President was receiving a string with U* pilots. o f other Republican leaders. The Key W en flight* bring the A convention ahowdown on Har­ service there back to half of nor* old E. Stamen's campaign to ditch mal. Eight flight! ordinarily oper* Nixon remained a possibility. ale daily between the two cities. The mood of the delegates wa* National said that tomorrow It suet that only an outright expres­ would add flight* to West Palm sion of preference for someone rLo Beach, Jacksonville, Panama City, would induce them to sidetrack Pensacola, Mobil*, Wew Bern and Nison. And there was absolutely Wilmington, N. C„ Charleston, S. C, nothing to Indicate Eisenhower Savannah. Ga., and Philadelphia would do that. from the South. Eisenhower himself la certain to These additions will place some be renominated unanimously at tho 49 per cent of the company's convention session late to.1av. Im­ flights back In operaGon, a spokes­ mediately after that, the delegates man said. Half lU per-onr.rl will will rhoose the vice presidential again be employed and some de­ gree rf ervice will be availa'da nominee. Eisenhower had no known plans In 83 per cent of the cltic Na­ to visit convention hall until his tional rervrs. A federal mediation b on d icpacceptance a d d r e a a tomorrow resenttUvf. James llolaren. said night. But hla Influence waa all-encom­ he has asked both 'he company and the pilot*' union to prepare a passing. Sussen, on leave a* the Presi­ Hit of their differences. The company suspended most of dent's assistant on disarmament, asked permission to address the its operations Friday under what party convention today after it re­ it laid wa* an "on again oft nominates Elsenhower and before again" stride threat be the nil-***. the roll of state* 1* called on the The itrike failed to coma off. In* V 1e e presidential nomination. -'rad, the pilots agreed to media* There waa considerable doubt he lion, would get It. Siaisen 1s not a delegate and under tha rules could not address tbs convention except by unani­ mous consent. Nixon, who has taken no public Mrs. Randal P rin t dr.. Mils note of Stassen'a efforts to remove Janie Brown, aad Henry Morgan klm from the ticket other than te wiU form the panel of tonight’ s say the convention should be an Christian Ad vantore Week discus­ urged convention dele­ sion,on the topic “ The Christian gatee to let Stosaea speak. Homo and the MYF’era Responsibi­ lity To I t " Tonight's program will ba tha fourth la lha week-long youth week Partly cloudy through Thursday program at tha P in t Methodist Church at f:M p. m. with acattaved Ih—lirih i The Rev. Charles Herron, speaker day; oat quite ao warm; for the week, hue theses for hla night CI-1K Yaur Par* A. Lee Better Than Liberace Say Local Lions Listeners s im iii i b a b m National Airlines To Put 4 Flights Back In Operation m Bisbee, Metts Seen As Probable Starters For Seminoles Hospital Notes (Saaford) llllam tarry Rowland Jr. (Sanford) Joseph Paige (Sanford) Visiting Maori Private Room*—11 a.m. to • p.nul a a & F rlv a tc R o o m s -! p.m. to « — T pm . to S p.m. Prevails IH Nation By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Light shower* fell In a few artas but fair and mostly plea­ sant weather prevailed In most of the nation today. It was a little on the cool alda in the eastern third o f the country from the Ohio Valley eastward to the Atlantic Coast and southward to tha Gulf. Temperatures were about 7 degree* lower than 24 hour* earlier, generally in tho 7»0s, with a few 00s in the North. Readings ranged up to the lower 70s along the Gulf Conat. But a warming trend was re|M>rted from the Great takea re­ gion westward through Oregon and Washington and extending southward In the central part of the country through the central plain* and mld-JG*sl«Mppl Vnllrv, The <varm air he«ded eastward Into Ihe Ohio Valley, W W W Y S S A Y A r ( r t » 7 * C V 'i 3 5 C .* ■ •• TALLAHASSEE—Sanford will be wall represented when Florida State University kicks off it* foot­ ball campaign this fall. According to F81I head coach Tom Nugent, it'* very probable halfback Buck Melt* and end Tam Bltbce, both of Sanford, will be starting for the Seminole*. The 110-pound Melts was the Seminole*' No. one scorer with 24 point* lau season despite being hampered by Injuries throughout the iraaon. Biibee wa* a regular at right end. Both are former Seminole high school stars. Nugent think* Metis ran "be­ come one of the fine*! halfbacks we've ever had at FSU U he doesn't let injured this fail." Juit a mile of a guy, the 3-feet9 icatbark ha* good speed and all-around ability. Aa a runner, he averaged better than five yard* every Ume he carried the ban tail season. Ha ranked !l* t In the nation a* a punter with aa average of 3S.4 yard* on S3 kirk*. Biibee Is ranked by Nugent a* a "belter than average" defensive player and a good blocker. Offen­ sively, ha caught five passes and averaged better than a yard* a run on each on*. "On the basil of hia showing last season and during the spring prac­ tice sessions, wo think Ham will probably be our starting right end this fall," aald Nugent. The Seminoles open here Sept, a against Ohio University and then meet Georgia, Virginia Tech, North Carolina State, Wake Forest. Villaoova, Miami, Furman, Missis­ sippi Southern aad Auburn. rsuhadaM Panel To Discuss Christian Home Weather I ADDITIONAL ADDITION local PA W L _ j : new * Parents aad friauda a n iuvitod to sttood theea sussieus aae ted- �THE SANFORD HERALD NOME LOW PRICES ON DEPENDABLE QUALITY FOODS AT Aa P*m TTS THE ANN PAGE PURE CONCORD CHAPTER TWENTY.WX BY APRIL. Mag waa n pnaoair la tha Con houaa. Matilda and Oratchan did sat allow her to poke her noea outaida. Her protest* died when aba confronted a mirror. Hag baard from Michael about tha hftftsrda of Alaskan trails. A HUp had earn* in with Dyea peeseager* who had been discouraged from attempting the Dyea Canyon TraiL "hump hole#, bogs, Ice-water oaaoadea,” Michael reported. "So many pack animal* founder that they block the trail. In that *ea a* mud, there are •# many dead •aether week—by aow, 1 suppose —there won't be a decent drinking stream in tha whole canyon." "H aauada aw ful” But Mag did aot balabsr Alaskan goulp aa aha usually did. "Michael have you avar nought that Jenny and—and Nathan wart—1 naan, after all, demanded. “ 1 never aaw a tollega profeaaor who could run anything more atranuoua than a curricu­ lum." "Wholley’a all right," Michael u cured her. "W e’U be at Camp John K. Roger* In no time." The camp, named for Washington’s governor, wa* near Tacoma. Other troopa from over the etala would alio rendeavoua there. Tim, attempting to volunteer, waa rejected. When he eama to tell Meg, ho dlaplayad a mixture of Ire and relief. ‘T o o old and too light! Why, 1 could outlast ft dozen young bucket" Ha scowled at Mlcbatl and Nathaa. who w e n laughing at him. *7 hear Joaa Gome* left town today. Did you finance It, Michael 7" ’’Gome* 7” Nathan said. "Didn’t ha run that chill parlor below tha Deadline 7 X thought ha did a good business." Tim aborted. "Say, you couldn’t give away a Spanlah dleh In Iowa now!" Meg waa d i s g u s t e d . "Being wrong in Cuba doeen’t affect a Bneniard’i oooklng." "You couldn't prove It In Seat­ tle!" Tim declared. "Roelta-ahe danced at a boxhoiue— had tome* toe* and rotten apple* pitched at her last night Blew town thla morning.” ’■It’* ridleulouat" Mag fumed. "And whan the war1# over, every­ thing will be aa It wa*. People arc two-faced, book at the way they treated David Lurkina. And now moat o f them claim they bettered him innocent" "Oh well," Tim Mid. "Folk* alway# head for the bread with the meat butter, Meg. Say, t waa talk­ ing to • fellow Juat got In from Alaska. I might taka ft whirl at It myaelf since the army won't have Meg waa still cross. "No, you won’t, Uncle Tim. You like your feather bads and your w arn saloons too wall." Tim reddened uncomfortably. Msg knew oh* had hurt Urn by ■haltering hla delusions of hla own oouraga, hut to* waa too Irritated to be sorry. Tim rushed Into fur- lIM nftfti hi* uftlvamty Uechlag saya, to climb that stop*. You hav* totton and put la command. Tha to crawl up, dig in, orawl up, dig •Uaftftl Guard waa alerted. Wash- la- He says Dyea businessmen arc gtoft waa eaitod upon for ant aiming to chip lea stops and fasten gtoMftt. MiahosL aa National ft rope boride the tratL B a a cinch a a e d ii n , worked with WhoUey, than.” * . VV ~ ■wad hi* law practise over to v Mag wan -awwilltogty'-afthiht b$ baft Hal bom. the picture. "How tong does It "WhFa Wh alley anyhow 7” Meg |taka you ta reach th* top?” e ,“ " ^ a . a . a ’B T S L M W S K K S "Ha Mid an hour or *> with ft pack or fifty to a hundred tad fifty pounda Don’t taka that lour to get down though. They allda. Squat on their caulked boot* on ■ ■led gee pole, whia back to Shaep Camp for more loada Call it the grease trail. Pretty good, eh ?" "One man told me ha rode back on tha aped# of hla own ehoval," Michael eald. "But at that apeed . . Meg gasped and (topped. Nathan, Tun and Michael roared. "Hot on tha M l of your pants," Tim said braaenly. "But ones you atari, you can’t back sot aft tha grease trail.” Hie remark stayed with Meg, Life wa* like that In certain pre­ dicament*, you loot choice. You controlled nothing, Juat a* eh* no laager eontrolled bar owa body. Rebellion burned to her. One* aha had this baby, to t’d ate to tt that there were no more grease trail* for her! Yet she knew many of her friends had Bet been aueoaaeful to such avoidance. M i c h a e l waa caught la earn* curious but bind­ ing coopUoaUee with Charlotte Linden] Jenny, deserted and for* "Oh. l a a v o ma atonal" Mag •napped. But aha apologised at one*. There was no point In Irri­ tating Matilda Into even closer stipend *io*i. "Maybe I will 11* down." In h«r room, aha allowed hararif to think of th* on* person aha had excluded from her first category. Jason wanted wealth and power. Ha also wanted bar. For months ha hadn't spoken a word that Ma­ tilda oouldn't have heard with parfact calm, yat Mag was canfldaat h* hadn’t changed. Jason waa that kind. One# ha made up hla mind, ha stuck to It She understood how J aeon's reasoning worked a tot hat­ ter than aha had aver understood Kemp's. I won't think about Ul Fattonoa, that waa what toe needed—a Mg slice from tha pla of patience. The knowledge did not corafoet hat. She.wan Juat the sort of woman wh* got nothing but IndlgeaUpp from such n static thing aa pa­ tience I ' fTo g * Contused; HULL OOKTANY. INC. 2 a 39c H PILLSBURY WHITE, YELLOW OR DEVILS FOOD WIAKIMO M U S I! of "Ik# print” and carrying par**ol* of tha tame, a bevy of girls la New York ornaments one of tha six ofleial Elsen­ hower bandwagon* assigned to make a nation-wide tour to re-elect tha President The wagons will distribute Iks buttons and campaign literature. Thla vehicle la oa its way to California, flnWraafienal) Hearings Called To Discuss Change In Constitution OCALA to—A icrle* o f fits pub* 11c hearing! wa* called Monday by Chairman W illies e . gturgl* of tha Constitution Advlaory Commillion to d llcu il proposed change* oa Florida'* ConatituUon. Tha achadule: ^ Sept. 4 and S at Miami; Sept. I and T at Tampa; Sapt, 10 at Or­ lando; Sept. 11-13 at Jacksonville and SepL H at Panama City. Sturgis laid recommendation* by i l l study committee* for change* In the (tata'a baric law would b* d im m ed at tha public hearing*, Tha la it of tbs committee report* came in Monday. LaUr on in October, a meeting o f (he full commission will be held in Ooala to itart preparing the final draft of the report to be delivered to the 1037 Leg­ islature. , The itudy committees and tha subject* assigned to them wars: 1. Preamble, declaration of rights, separation of powers bound­ aries, Judiciary and amendment*. t Legislative, suffrag*, election* and apportionment. 3. Eiecutlve. A County and municipal governmanta and local option. I. Finance and taxation, mar­ ried women'* property and publle Institution*. ■. Education, publie health and w e lfa ff,.......... Tha comruUrio* waa craaiad by tha 1«M Legislature with a $100,ooo appropriations to prepare recPlastic optical ienies first *ppa* red In the United State* in 1M7. ARMOURS STAR CORNED ommendatlon* for rariilag tha itotc'a IMS ConiUtutlon and to make its raport to advance of tha 1137 ligiriaUva »***ion. 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OR FLA, GRADE A D A -S U P E R NEW YORK to - Tha Republi­ can* a id Democrat*, a* la Uiair guadranlal custom, have placed groat emphasis on unanimity in their aatiaail coftvanUen* this year, Both also hive gone to great pain* to seek tha largest possible television audiences, It i* a mattor o f soma interest tad Irony, thtrafor* t* note that both convention* have been or moit iatorait to tha television audience* whan they have evinced the least unanimity. That's not a common •• tolfttirito, which la a dramatic madium and ha* trained it* vast audlaaca ta aipact crlil* and tsnatoft rather than m*r* pagsantry an the bom# acreen. Thus far there ha* not been any adequate study on haw many peohave watched or a n watchth* coftvantton*. True, an NBC survey of last Thursday Indicate* (hat approalmataty tha Mm* perMalaga of total vlawars had watohed th* 1011 conclave. But It dee* not represent the ovar-all viewing gala the natworka bad an­ ticipated. At this writing the Republican Convention In San Francisco ha* gen*rated aa liltl* drama aa did the Democrat* In their early stages i t Che ago. The closest approach ■t this writing ha* bean the ap­ pearance of Harold 8ta**en on the thra major networks—ABC, CBS nod NBC—in hi* bid to defeat th* candidacy o f Vice President Rich­ ard M. Nixon. Disregarding th* political as­ pect* of tha situation, Stasscn struck a responsive note with a drama-trained audience because he haU « j t the possibility of excite­ ment yat to co n e B en* view* re apparently find paiitka on televirion a disappointn e a t. Yot 11 would he a great ■bane if th* parties toeb the n e t- ary, LEAN SPARE RIBS SU LTAN A -S U P E R R I G H T ’ W S 8 T S R N lb. 39c RIB STEAK LEGS & THIGHS lb BREASTS BRAN D TEN D E R COOKED CAN II Far CoeUag * Baled* WESSON OIL «L Hi*C Enriched Oraage Drink 4«ng, CM AAP GRAPEFRUIT S MIDWEST Okie., t o - l i ­ ft- Marias M. Lynch celebrated la Mb aaoivftnary with the armI farms, firat with tha Army. R IG H T " JUICE Chicken of (he Be*' TUNA ii Bias Can ARP FROZEN STRAWBERRIES ASSORTED FLAVORS CHERRI-ADE Tha monay you Upend h e m ntay* here t o help make th is a batter com m u n ity for you and your children to liv e In. Tart g o c i for Uu m to bu ild new sch o o ls, c r e a te parka and recreation facili­ t y for your ch ild re n to enjoy. P ut of yoor j money repairs »tmeu, ostende gas, water1 end »ftwege M rv lce to nuke your Ilf#mere . ,s, w h en y o u ih o p Bt h om # co m fo r ta b le . 8 a b o o st at h o m e ! Jt jiaya! your community I Shop N PEACHES TOAAATOES CORN V IN IU U P E CANTALOUP FREEH RAHTLETT FEARS 5 Ears 29c �Tori« Commission bem completed but acknowledged R e C O I T I 1116 l i d s Q l J O t O they have been under considers* . , . . ,, . non. Wheat, flour, rice and cotton are WASHINGTON (ft—The Tariff Limits Be Lifted among the commodities reportclly Comtnt„ K)n Monday It has sTOnn HERALD . 22,1956 Page S CLOSED COITISE off-the-falrway ball. It'a a mini* SFAGOVILLE, Tex. if! — The turc golf course built by the pri federal correctional Institution toners themaelvrs. Besides, the; sion proposed that another seven (prison) here has a golf course, arc all on good behavior and couli carts be added but not In excess but there's little chance of a pri­ walk away from the unguarde* of 50 per eent of the market value soner escaping while hunting an prison at any time. of the peanuta in the country where they are obtained. The President has 80 days In which to act on the proposal but because of the urgent demand may make his decision sooner. The commission said that the quota of 1,709,000 lbs. of these shelled peanuts was filled Aug. 1 312 EAST FIRST STREET for the nest year. The beginning of a quota year Is Aug. 1. *• current world prices Is estimated President EUCThower that quota at around 300 million dollars. This limit* be lifted through Sept. ZS to would be some 100 million dollars r e m it Imports of more large site below the acquisition cost to the U. Intlr.ia ‘ TP® peanuts. S. government under its price sup* These large size peanuts have port program. The commodities been In short supply In this coun* would be delivered over a three* try the la It two years. The comjear period. mission ruling Provided that tin__ .J ---------------------limited supplies could be shipped Of approximately 70 million li­ It takes 28 man houra o f work In but that additional dutiee would censed drivers In the country, to log, manufacture and distri- have to be paid, bute one thousand board feet of j In addition to the regular aevrn some 20 million were given traf­ lumber. ; vents be added but not In excess fic violation tickets. General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT JAMES a GUT A im c . GIANT MVlth 65.00 Or More Order) IT'S VACATIONS TIMS for "Tinker," a klnkajou at the Bronx Zoo, New York, wrho tor some time has been used as a lecture exhibit by the Board of Education and now is free to play. At top, this South American member of the racoon family has fun with his favorite toy, a stuffed Teddy bear. At bottom, given the run of the xoo office, he gets e drink from hti personal cup. (International Exclusive) WE GIVE AND 1956 Amendments To Social Security Lew Aid Women By WILLIAM O. YARN WASHINGTON (ft - Prospects < of brisk economic activity this J fall, with no letup in borrowing, i buying and prices boosts, raised ! speculation that the Federal Re* 1 serve Board soon may take an* ; other step to curb possible inflaI tion. ® Such a move would entail an­ other Increase in the Federal Re­ serve discount rale— the Interest rate the reserve banka charge on money they lend to member banks for commercial and perianal I Idims. | *As usual, there was no com* ; ment or indication from the board \ itself whether another discount rato hike may be In the offing. friluwcver, another government source suggested "there are enough elements of* in flat ionary nature op the horizon to point up thb pos* ! slbllity, it not the likelihood, of 1 another increase.” • Among these elements this source cited the recent wage and ^ price Increase in the steel Indus* ; try and the chance they may form a pattern for other riacs. L President Elsenhower and other " t o p administration official* have t expressed concern over possible - inflationary aspects o f the steel* ! labor wage settlement and Its aft’ • armath, a price increase average* ! tng $8.50 per ton. ! Another new factor I* the atari . of the multl-billlon-dollar highway \ building program, involving both . i immediate spending for construe■tion and placement of huge future $ordV * steel and other con* itructlon materials. And employ­ ment, already at record levels, .prill be given another boost. • Advance forecast* of a thirdquarter letdown In economic activ­ ity did not materialize. ' ’. 'Five times in the last 16 month* the Federal Reserve Board has approved hikes in the discount rota to restrain a resurgent de* iffipand by business and consumers for credit. Tba first, from Its to 1 3/4 *j)*r cent, came in April 1953 when the current business boom was gathering force. Thrice more in 1955, as* boom steam pressure rose, the banka hiked their rates £ per cent at a time. Last April tbs rate again went up, this time to X 8/4 per cent , # * .'* 10 o f th* reserve districts, and to 3 per cent in the other two* Minneapolis and San Francisco. It was the firit time in 23 yoara the rate had reached 3 per cent. Another increase would tighten further the conditions under which money la available to business and tho public for expansion and credit purchasing, Both have been rising sharply since early 1955 ,-w h en the nation came out o f a •*1953-54 dip In Its economy. A discount rata hike normally causes higher Interest rates on bank loans, thus discouraging bor­ rowing. At the moment corporations and businessmen a n hi the midst o f Wfc expansion program* estimat­ ed to reach perhaps U billion dollar* this year. T * construe* tion industry la moving along at ro ’tfh annua! rata of 44Vt billions. Total production and employment tavc reached new peaks. Consumer buying tnd retail store j^ss have risen to top levels nod consumer credit Hu been expend­ ing nt a greater rate than per­ sonal Income. . . Personal inconffc, after setting a K tord of 303 billion* (a IN I, has risen to an annual rota o l about £ 32, billions this year. This, ptaa The following Information has been furnished by Paul K. Weaver, District Manager o f the Social Security Administration office In Orlando. If you are a woman, you mey now be able to get 8octa1 Se­ curity payments three years earl­ ier than posilble under the old Law. If you ara a working woman, or if you are the wife o f a man now getting aocial security pay­ ments you may become entitled to you choose after you reach age 82. However, If you decide to take the payments before you reach 83, the amount o f tba monthly benefit will be permanently reduced. These pavment* gvJII begin for the month of November and will not be mailed until Dee. 1, 1958. If you are a widow o f a man who vral fully insurod under social sccuriv payments nt any age living together at the time o f hi* death, you may become entitled to payments as a widow'*vvben you roach age 82. Your benefits are not reduced In amount. You will receive the lame amount- as you would liavc feceived at 65. Rgy* menta will begin for the month o f November, Application will he taken now if you ara 62 or will reach jige 62 by November. If you are the mother o f an Insured worker, who dies leaving no widow, widuwer or cfcihl who rouM cet monthly social security benefits, and you were mainly dependent upon the son or daugh. ter worker for your support, you may became entitled to social security payments at age 62. Your benefits will not b* reduc* FLA GRADE A SMALL REDEEM SAV-MOR FOR V ITAM IIM S P R O r S I N S - M I N f R A l S COUPONS GA. GRADE A D-D SEE OUR WHOLE PREMIUM DISPLAY PALM RIVER GOOD KATIN” BONELESS BEEF STE1 GOOD KATIN CHUCK VELDA CREAM SHERBERT I'INTS LIBBY’S • oz, LEMONADE LIMEADE CANS LIBBY'S APPLE or CHERRY WE NOW HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OP SCHOOL SUPPLIES credit or Installment .buying, means consumers have and are (pending more money, and prices have been rising. REA LEMON KRISPY k m ;. IIO L L HOOVER Strawberries LIBBY’S CRACKERS IO-OZ. PKGH, 9 oz. French Fries REYNOLDS most folks stick to us when It comes t« radio and television service. They Know they can depend on us for guaranteed workmanship. SOUTHLAND PEGS. PETER PAN PEANUT BUTTER BLEACH �i rr **-'. __ _ v' ‘F'ir Wi Aoeordlng to tbn American motorist— •Hhoto la nlwayn a way out/’ • Aa aafaty organizations fight the In* ,/ creasing eoeldent, Injury, and death toll on . t h e highways and bywaya of the nation— the motorist finds ■ way to avoid the fight. And the death toll, of the Injured huaband* "'wives, fathers; mothers, sons and daugh* ten continues. Vj As police organizations attempt to alow down a racing public, the motorist finds a 1.; > way around K and continues the mad rush through small vUIeges and targe ones. And now, highway patrols are beginning 1‘ to reenforce in another big attempt to curb ‘ the reckless dlaster on highways and ' roads. Electric and radar speed timers are ... being used—unmarked cars are beginning to r" alip onto the traveling strips around the nation—every way possible Is being used to •low down motorists on their way to death TJV *-, ; and destruction. *‘V But •* we say—the motorist is finding g way to avoid all of thasa attempts to make ■ •' highway travel safe In every respect. Now they have come out with a set of signals to warn one another of “officers ahead"—“a speed trap neat"—or "they're timing by radar ahead of you." • If you're traveling along the highways, wetch the hsnds of the motorist approeching you and there will be signals to tell you » - "slow down or youll be caught," •*- For instance—If a motorist extends his *' hand to the front of hU car with his arm outstretched waving It up end down, the signal means "you ere approaching an elec• trlcal or radar timing device." Another eigne) that Is being used la the hand just outside the window held still. , palm front means "speed trap ahead—be V, careful" Still another signal is an outstretched arm moving up and down to the side o f the car which means to the approaching driver '"that "there are'petrol cars ahead—watch u tu t* Noting these signals and watching the results havve been proved numbers of times " in recent weeks—another hurdle to over* some and. this time one that cannot be con* ’ gotrei except through the experience of . .the driver. It's hardly passible to have a patrol car •ahead of and in the rear of an automobile hurtling along at breakneck speeds—and m Tho Sanford Herald PvbtoOed Dally n ieeyt Saturday »*d Sunday to# h e Gfj •ISM M l l i r O clo*,r IT, ISIS «t Office ef •• ienford, Florida «n4«r in* Art ........1 «*< nt------------nt C Cnnsr*,. nnfr,,.pttt I. (ITS t h March t g /m w f e a v v s s a e _JeC u S r m u n t c u a m x o , A«v*rttaiBt U hu usui t r , of thi _________ AMaalatadFTMS M l; te M thei bio uet for rteobli r*eo ra­ ted la this nowiaopor BdassMswe No i to a* Ur hr O m n i AdT«rt1tla| IM. M,A iu !u * o * * 5 rt?* * * Ink Bids. SATSS • Om N oth II.ft els K n M i on* Ttar •If* m il iS 12S,S " fiJ t* '•■«• — '.Um . . . B B W ir B s m s r -a z r a m t fje s f fa r r widTAm . » . l . f - ■f • • M b perdee-D a m produced compromise platoe civil rivU rights. right*. . They - - - pUaks t -------— ii. / m i d hsrdtr Ignore the court's * w W * . » e they mewtiowed lu Mas they dids t rederee It J W s may astoolsb people mtt•Mo Am Ualted Me tee siaee the •ouH'e ruling baa the efefct of aetkaal Uwj end so w b M party wias, tt will have to to o k the law end de whatever ■ a y ha aooaatsry a oafmee it. Bot both Mrtloo are cenacla w o f the ben affleo election reM p U . If the Nev. • balloting is * L i role may mesa & triamph th e Progressive Income Tax We have e progressive federal Income tax —which simply means that the more tax­ able Income a man has, the higher the tax rate becomes. Our income tax has also proven progres­ sive in still another way. When the tax first went Into effect, Citizen Public Ex|>cndltures Survey reminds us, the highest rate waa six per cent—and that applied only to taxable Incomes in ex cess of 1500,000 By 1041, the lowest rate had risen to the six per cent level. Today the lowest rate Is twenty per cent on the first 12,000 of taxable income —and from there the rates "progress" to a high of 01 per cent, which Is Just nine per cent short of confiscation, The federal Income tax, moreover, la just one of the multitudes of taxes we pay. On top of It come social security taxes, excise taxes, state Income taxes, school taxes, sales taxes, cigarette taxes, property taxes, gaso­ line taxes—and so on ad Infinitum. Tha Survey shows just what this pyra­ mided tax structure does to people of com paratively small means. Take a man who works a 40-hour week and gate |S6 In return for hts labors. Ht works 18 hours end 20 mlnutea to pay his taxes—es against tight hours to pay for his food, two hours and 85 minutes for clothing, and sight hours and 35 mlnutea for shelter. This Is progression all right—but It cer­ tainly Isn’t progress. We are, in effect, de­ voting a third or more of our working time to Just supporting government. Where will we go from here? • • • • When It comes to toothy smiles on tele­ vision, the toothpast ads are pikers com­ pared to candb,''**a 'or political office. • • • , .hom, tint freedom and pa* > »l. ml« - w * i|>*1 more preotou. to Americans than a fadsral hand-out. The Democrat! declared what everyone know: that the Supreme Hero Is what the two parties said about Urn Supreme Court de­ Court’s decisions are 'th e supreme law « f the tend," and they said: cision: decisions a f the SuRepublican — “ The Rrpubllcan party accepts the decision o f the Prome Court. , .relating lo teg U. g. Supreme Court that racial rogation is publicly supported discrimination la publicly sup. schools end elsewhere have parted schools must bo progres­ brought consoquoocoe of vaet im sively eliminated. We concur la the conclusion o f the Supreme portanea to our astiosi as a whole Court that Its decision directing •od especially U communities •chool desegregation should bo oe directly effected. oompliahed with 'all deliberate "W o reject all proposals for th* speed’ locally through federal di­ u*e o f force to iotorfara with the strict courts , . •rdmly determ ioetion of Then the Republicans went a raattora by the courts." little further than the Democrats What that mesas Is anyone's by adding: tuoas it's like hosing with “ Progress must be encoursged i hadoors — and the work o f the court* sup­ leader lo either party has so far ported In every lege) manner by ■uggeatod the w e ef _____ aR branch** of the federal gov. ■•t what either party would do eminent to the end that the eon- if l«mthere sUtos Jeflod federal stitutional Ideal o f equality before district court orders to the law, regardless of race, creed legato their schools la gomethlng or eelor, wlU bo both pertim achieved." about YOU'RE TELLING ME! 8g B B M l ______ soya tho court’s dadMid siaee the decision to astoeseTlaw. But tho Dmne— to mm m i to do lew. They tk ^ M to e h «• tog. A t a S r ^ 'a y s a •way the tradlttoMiiy D e n e ■ t o heuth. Tha OOF had w a s • m m Is m wbss frwr'Bwwb. ridod an eo impto of how hspmrt•to the Bento .to to the t o w toato. The only atawo wttoh voted tost roar far ------------ t M M f m ib to Ihe eyoo ef T • aafpasvsdi to r w l i s y M ^ i N g . tototoal toe ww. I I » Wheel u m fuMuoM to Mo ■AM to itomogVw ftod If took refled HM>togtonq? I t I • Clothier To 'Top Bananas' By HAL ROTLE i door to Undy’s only a few feet NEW YORK to — Today's sue- from the spot where he bad first ce«s story: pitched his shoeshlne *UnJ. On. of Broadway s must suc­ Broadway, where every teller cessful showmen never sang a needs s friend and the first lew Hammy song, played Hamlet, or is pslihlp, stuck by Cye. wowed the nation with ■ catchy "Jackie Gleason bought TS sui n punchline. Tram me the first three years I He is Cye Martin, an ex-Aoc- was in business," recalled Cye. shine boy who hei can ed him­ Today his elinetele includes such self a profitable career as cloth­ show world notables as Berle, ier to their royal majesties, the Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin. Tony "Top Bsneass" of the entertain­ Bennett. Jack Leonard, Sammy ment world. Davis Jr„ Prank Sinatra and Ed­ At 13, at aUge-etruck at "any die Fisher. Hen performers are as clothescluck from Keokuk," Cye came down from the Brans and set up conscious as women — the top a shoeshlne bos outside Lindy'a earners spend 110,000 a year or restaurant at 61st and Broad­ more on their outfits — and for way, Soon the awed kid was bush­ ■ very good reason, ing the broguns of Eddlr Can­ "Their clothing is aa Important tor, Lee flhubert. George Jestel to them si their meteriil, their and Bert Lshr. mueic, or any other part of their "I charged a dime," he re­ importance," said Cye, "The days, when Broadway fig­ called, "but they uiusally flipped ures wore tong key chains, bellme four bite or a buck." Cye than worked as a candy- - bottom trouaers and bright yel butcher in Times Squire buries- low shoes art over. They dress because que houses when Milton Bcric, Red smartly now, partly Buttons and Jackie Gleason were television requires it." Cye, whose etore Is in the for young comics in the hump-andgrind industry. Then, after 16 mer entrance to the Mark Hei years as a clothing salesman, he linger Theater, mne !• liki a opened his own store — next Broadway production. He even Freight Traffic Increasing By 8AM DAWSON NEW Y0RK to—Passenger and freight rate hikes are just two o f meny thing* the railroads look to today to help them make their ahira of the transportation, busi­ ness pay. Competition with the trucks, buses, autoe, barges and planes hse spawned new Ideals In trains, tracks and service*. This i* o*r ly to cut eoeta, partly to win or hold customer*, and pertly to ara for the u p ected major last In transportation de­ mands In the next -ten yean . James H. Symca, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, predleta that freight traffic between the nation's cities will Increase by 40 per cent In ten years. If the rails hold their present percent­ age of the freight trade, they’ll be hauling TM billion ton miles o f freight a year. Public iatereat has{been caught by new etylea in trains; New York Central's all aluminum streamlines; Pennsylvania*! tu­ bular steel train, 40 per rent lighter than old style ones; Bento Pet two-level train with passen­ gers sittiax lour feet higher Hue u conventional < coaches; Souther* Pacific’s and Burlington's twelavtl commuter coaches; Pullman Oo.'s Interchangeable "slumbercoach" which can carry 41 math passenger* or be converted quick­ ly Into sleeper accomodations foe SI, Prright ears are being chang­ ed, tee. Chesapeake A Ohio ha* ■ combination truck and bos car witk twe seta o f wheels—one for use on highways, the other for use on railway tracke. A radioactive box car Is plann­ ed. Poods to be preserved through irradiation would be railed through It on a conveyor bell and then loaded in other cars. Yards have been redesigned and mechanised for speedier movement. Fairbanks, Morse of Chicago has a new railroad tratk load wale which will handle up te 460 ton*, doing the job elect­ ronically. K News O f Men In Service NXWi OP HEN INS. Bobby .. NBW8 o r HEN INS. Bobby .. M U N I C H , GERMANY—PPC Joe B. Gentry, to, eon o f Mr*. E. E. Roberta, Long wood, re­ cast ly task pert in a field train­ ing siercU e held by the nth AHterwe Division's tilth Englnear RatUlkm la Germany. Gentry, e radie repairman In the battalion's Company C, enter­ ed the Army In January l » 6 and arrived oversea* last March. Be 1* a 1664 graduate of Lyman High Bock To School SPECIALS Thi* Ad Rood For 18.50 Off Any Refuler Price ' Wave of 110.00 or Over, Except Helene Curtis Franchise*. We Feature Realistic, Zotoe and Bonat Waves 1 Senior Operators ■ Air Conditioned Haircato 11.00 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK lh Vj ------------------ INVtTINQ THE Thru A u fu it <*• H iL jS m iS S i J S k k a*r»*,•*' ■”1» .1 • ■ r JAMBS MARLOW *nM«, Louisiana, ______ AsmsIsM Press New. Analyst Kentucky and West Virginia. This was a victory for w— ... VUIa delegsteo u both oooveaMoot. HugMy outnumbered, they fmgbt iliiu t ewdonement of *• eourt'o derision la thslr portlaa’ osmpAlga platforms. :tjv even so—whet would be the violation If a motoriet Is found warning another of whet mty be ahead? Cars today are too fast for ths highways we're traveling on—even the best of the highways and turnpikes. Unless thefe are patrolmen at regular intervals continually roving back and forth it's hardly possible to keep the speed demons from killing them* selves and their fellow motorista. Whatever may be the new maneuver on the part of law enforcement agencies, safe­ ty organizations, or patrol organizations the motorist will find a way to ctrcumvant "being caught" or "being reprimanded.' Maybe someday automobiles won’t be built without a "governor" on It to hold speeds to within the safe speeds required on highways to prevent death, injuries and property loss. Even then, as has been done before, some way will be found to govern the governor and the driver will continue to evade all pea* slble caution for the protection of life, limb and properly. Parties Quiet About Court Ban •AN FRANCISCO 111 — Democrsls sad BemibUeana, both ta iln e k »vold angaring ths white ■MAh sad M a g Ms vote*, have becfctd »tt Iren saylai they apalusreme Court's boa on chool sogrogatioB i •cboel ,— v?1; . ! '.V-' Motorists Continue To Evade For Their Protection h — e. OAB APB. PM. t f! 12 i V I u r n t W AV - r i p S t T M R u.es thesiricsl lighting for his window*. He believes ilnalra la current, ly the best-dressed man in show business, and keeps a wooden model of "the Voice” handy,, & that he can custom tailor new suits tailored, but most of them any part of the globe SinatrJ is visiting. • "Moet top performers bu y' IB to to suits ■ year,” he said, "a t 1166 to H23 each. They like their suits for him and send them . to buy their aport Jackets o ff the rack." A A few IdlMyncracies; Singer Billy Daniels and comic Hyron Cohen wear tuxes without poekets, Sinatra llkea his tuc lapel* m*'** of plain cloth Instead of satin. Sammy Davis Jr. has frontier pocket* in the trouser* of hie lute*. Cye’* two biggest customers, physically as well aa financially, are the two bulky comedians Gieaion and Leonard. Gleason like* to design his own outfits, Once be ordered It suits during a single visit. THURSDAY H U M ■-* ••'m. u ;1A I i 1 V FRIDAY DOLLAR DA SATURDAY NATION WIDE BIO TABLE BOY’S 10 OZ. BLUB MENS JEANS DRESS PANTS • SIZE • THRU 12 • DOLLAR DAYS SPECIAL BUY DOLLAR DAYS ONLY Brassiers 'jjjjg • UPLIFT CIRCLE WITCHED • SANFORIZED—BROADCLOTH DOUBLE BED FITTED BED SHEETS 4.00 • MOST ALL 81ZES Tt TO 42 WAI8T • ALL rROJi HIUHER PRICE RANGES 1.77 • DOUBLE BED FITTED • TWIN SIZE FITTED ONLY 1.84 NYLON YARN TABLE CHILDRENS NATIONWIDE GUtUI Stretch BOY’S SWIM TRUNKS 5 0 c P a n ti„ MEN’S WALKING SHORTS 198 • FIKMT QUALITY ALWAYS • SINGLE HKD SIZE 1.59 MEN’S FULL CUT _ • PILLOW CASES TO MATCH 3Bc Dungarees 179 • STRETCH SIZES . MEDIUM AND LARGE • STOCK-UP FOR SCHOOL • NEW LOW PRICE ONLY 16 CLOPAY CLOSE OUT TABLE Womens Shoes .Folding Doors • CASUAL AND FLAT f ANUAL8 • ALL AT BARGAIN PRICE. • COMPLETE READY TO HANG • A DOLLAR DAYS SUPER VALUE MENS SHORT SLEEVE Work Shirts 1-49 FEATURE BUY DRESSES • TWO POCKETH-PULL CUT SHORT SLEEVES • YOUR SIZE IS HERE 9 lo l« — lito 20— 11'/, to 141/g • IN POPULAR KHAKI AND GHEY COLOKS • NEW FALL COTTONS AND DHESSY FABRIC!} WOMEN’S 36 INCH-BAMBOO Handbags BLINDS !4 PINT THERMOS BOTTLE WOMEN’S AND GIRLS 77c lamas 1-00 �S o c ia l fv e n ii Jg 'Mock' Wedding Featured Event A t Bridal Shower Mlie Phyllis Brewer w u guest • f honor at a miscellaneous brid­ al Shower given in the home of . l l n . Herman Fliher, Geneva, #n Frida/ at 8 p. m. The Fliher home waa beauti­ fully decorated for the occasion with a variety of flow en , the tolor scheme being pink and White. The pink and white theme # Waa further carried out in the tafraahment table which waa laid With a hand-made lace cloth and •entered with a punch bowl en­ hanced by arrangements of V (lowers and greenery, from which rlP cake and punch were served to the guests. The high spot o f the evening was a “ mock” wedding, which was carried out to the amailcat % detail, Down the atairs marched the “ bride” , Miss Alice B. Combi and the 'groom” M in Helen Hampton to the strains of the traditional wedding march play­ ed by Mrs. Ruby Combi, plantat. Tile “ couple” was then un- lied In bonds o f holy matrimony by Iho “ minister” Mrs. Ralph - Brewer. All the guests Uien took part A|n some appropriate bridal garnet, sp rites being won by Miss Alyce - Mims and Mr». Harvey Covingl4 o n ; after which the bride-elect “ Iras presented with a host of beau­ tiful and useful gifts. Thera were 52 people Invited - In be with the honorea on this -occasion , most of whom were Vpresent. WEDNESDAY Wednesday — Prayer Sendee will be held at The First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Brooks will continue teaching tho book entitled “ Growing a Christian Personality.” The Mid-Week Bible Hour wlU be conducted by Rev, A. G. MeInnls, pastor o f the First . resbyterian Church at 7:30 p. m. rUURSD.tl The Rev. G. E. Kline will conduct the morning devotions over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. Thursday — The Intermediate Choir of the First Raptls. Church will rehesne at 7:00 p.m. The Adult Choir of the First Baptist Church will rehearse at 8:00 p. m. After rehearsal a social hour will be enjoyed by all. The Junior Choir vf the First Presbyterian Church will rehear­ se at 3:45 p. m. at the church SUNDAY The R.A.'e o f the First Baptist Church will meet under tho lead­ ership of Vance Duke Jr, FRIDAY The Rev. G. E. Kline will conduct tch morning devotions over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. Fill muf/ln-pan wells one-third full of comment muffin better; drop a blob o f deviled hnm In earh well; add enough batter so wclla will las two-thirds full. Rake and serve with hoi butter. Good with fried chicken! Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Stanlsh, 2415 Sanford Ave., were hosts at a housewarming held Sunday, Aug. 19- They invited Father Jo­ seph Riordan o f All Soul* Catholic Church to be present to b leu their newly built home. The Stan­ lsh'* are new residents o f Banford, Mr. Stanlsh having only rec­ ently retired from the Navy. Mrs. Domenie Conte o f Jack­ sonville assisted Mrs. Stanlsh with the luncheon which was serv­ ed buffet style and lasted from 2 to 4 p. m. The dining room table was beautifully sod almply laid, being unadorned save for a huge bowl o f sparkling punch, glasses, and some lovety decorated cooklea which were made by Mrs. Conte. Mr. and Mrs. Stanlsh received many beautiful gift* for their new home from the relatives and friends who were present to help them observe the blessing of their home. Out of town guests present were: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ferdinski, Mr. and 3lrs, John Ferdinski, Teddy Ferdinikl, Mr. and Mr». Billy Ferdinikl and 311st Mary Ferdinikl of Lakeland; Mr. and .Mrs. Turn Holden of Bunnell; Mr and Mrs. 5am Black and boys o f Ormono; Mr. Orby Stanlsh of Yorklawn, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. I'ache and daughters, Paul SianIsh, Miss Cclestine Stanlsh, Miss Catherine Stanlsh, Miss Rernadinc Stanlsh, and David Brimved of Runnell; and Mrs. Domcnic Conte and ion of Jacksonville. Cook a package o f frozen mix­ ed vegetables and drain; mix with mayonnaise and lemon Juice, Serve on snlnd greens as an accompaniment to cold fflcaL H igh-Topped Souffle Is C ook's Pride A W " ll v NEVER TOO YOUNG TO LEARN TO LAUNDER A wise mother esn emphasize the Idea o f cleanliness and dainti­ ness by letting little daughter wash soma of her own lingerie • In tht basin — the minute It g cu “ polled looking. Children love any -e x cu s e for getting their hands “ Ihto sudsy water, and especially if they feel they're really doing _*omething. # Teaching daughter to load tha washing machine is all very well, and should be done. But there's •o substitute for knowing how to hand-wash various garments and fabrics. For a certain amount o f ” Basin laundry is almost inevitable, -“*nd little girls as well at big ones should know the art o f tudslng '.gnd rinsing and handling different • types o f fabrics when wet. That’s A the only way they really learn ■bat to expect later of their washlag machines! > ■. OU dost hse* ta be a French — LUXURY SILKS: NOW chef or a culinary artist to turn ^ MACHINE-WASHABLE out a blab and handsome cheese souffle1 It souffle making has you “ "S ilk —hat last outpost among fcand-washables—hai finally mov­ baffled, try Ibis neeer-lsll recipe for Chicken ‘n‘ Cher-** Souffle ed ltyto the machine—wamble You'll be rewarded with • golden _glan , thanks to a brand-new silk besnty that's llahL fluffy and moist d cotton blend. A special finish . . a Joy to behold, end to eat. •ws it to withstand home The preparation Is halt done batora you start ao you lust can't w laundry temperatures up to 140 go wrong A can of creamy, richIrmas. flavored, froien chicken 4 la k^ng Crease resistance colorfaitnets, aarvaa as tha basic since for the •itid negligible shrinkage further aoufflfl. allmlnallng the need for 7 tWstl/y to the miracle IhU suds* making a while saura. Cheese and able finish has wrought on tha ease are added, and presto, your la ready to pop la tha oven! Silkworm's delicate and Jovely pro­ aouffld Tha family will highly approve duct. If you serve this magnificent dish with sauteed tometoea and muahrooms, asparagus vinaigrette, good ‘ l.E vcn though sweater* never and crusty French bread, fruit and coffee Here's how tha recipe goat' tm had it so good, they are still Chicken *N' Cheeee tsuffld * mainly hand-washable garments, I can tie-ounce sleet frosen chicken dicat you forget, pretty be-Jewa la king I cup threaded mild process cheeee . tiled costume sweaters need f-s is . separated -fentla sudsing In warm water. Heal 4 la king ta directed on And for costume variety, you can can; add cheese and beat until give the costume look to any malted; cool. Best egg yolka ilailie cardigan by adding a col- slightly; add gradually to A la htng mature. Beat egg while* until -tar and waistband s f fabric to etlff; fold In d la king mixture. H a tch a favorite dress or skirt. Pour Into nn uncrossed 1-quart rai­ se rols. Bake In a alow ovea Y 8 Women's Bible Class Holds Meet In Baptist Church New Home Blessed By Father Riordan f800‘ F| for I to tit hours or nntll souffle la golden brows. Serve Imm.-dlalnly • carvings I'H Lika your souffle to wear a "lop hel” ? Itefnro baking, make a lln* with a teaspoon about I Inch deep end about I Inch In from the edge ol lb* easserola. This crease raneee a "top hat* to form on tha aouffld when It's baked Far Supper*. Serve t||e Fee Vast Check your pantry shelf Be aura If* etocked with canned, honed chicken or turkey, canned cobdented ermra of mushroom soap and canned bean aprouta Then you're all set to whip up thli papular Chines- egg dish for a lata aupper, or anytime tha crowd gathers For 4 generous serving!, combine I ran (bounce elsai boned chicken or turkey ( minced I. I ran IIU cupel condensed cream of mushroom soup. I egg* (slightly hastes I. I cup drained rooked bean aprouta. 14 cup finely chopped onion, and I tablespoon toy tsute, mil lightly with a fork Melt a lltU* shortening In a email skillet; pour about Vfc cup of the mlitura Into skillet at a Urn# — enough for I portion. Conk slowly unlit golden brown on each side, turn only ones during Ih* cooking Gives 4 serving* Team with canned cbowmain noodles. rwl The Women's Bible Class o f the First Baptist Church met recent­ ly in the Educational Building of the church for thair monthly T>'j«mcn and social meeting, with Mrs. J. B. Field*, 3!rs. Britt Johnson, and Mri. H. D. Smith of Group Four acrvlng at hostess­ es. Mrs. B, C, Moon gave the devotional uaing a* the scripture ’csson ■ portion uf the fifth chapter of the Book of 3!atthc\v. Her very Instructive talk waa baaed on the first verae "Y e are By SARA KING the salt of the earth” and the A ( last I'm getting around to Sixteenth Verse “ Let your light writing the column again. What so shine” . Tn« devotional was with vacations and the book dub, closed with • prayer. we’ve been wonderfully busy. And Mrs. Fields, class president, I do mean wonderfully, because presided over the meeting, at its such a pleasure to have enthu­ which varioua business o f tho siastic patrons In ■ work that you clsss was diseuued and taken like. care. of. The group captains gsvr So many new books to talk their report] and the minute* of about that I don't know where to |the previous meeting were read begin, so I think I'll begin at the hy Mrs. Lovcfay, class secretary. front and go back till I run out Mr*. Fields requested that those of apace. j present visit the aiek members First the new book that has and a card waa signed to send every one talking la William to Mr*. Pearl Hansel! who is ill Brinkley's "Don't Go Near The in the Bay Memorial Hospital, Water.” If* the Book-of-the- Panama City. Month's midsummer selection The hostesses served lemonade and Is the funniest book that has and assorted party rookie* to the ever been written alnce “ No Time following members: Hr*. G. C. For Sergeants” only UUi one Is Dixon, Mr*. B. R, Beck, Mrs. Rea about the funniest part of the Newsome, Mri. B. C, Moore, 31 r*. Navy, which is Its Department of Lola Mnncrlcf, 31ri. Britt John* Public Relation*. Should be ready •on, Mrs. H. D. Smith, Mr*. W. for circulation the last of the R. DeVane, Mrs. O. C. Gibb*. 3tr*. month. A. B. Lovcfay, Mrs. Eunice "H alf Crown House” by Helen Dsnn, 31rs, W. F. Garner, Mr*. Ashton la an English story o f a Jim Fields and 31ra, S. A. B. day in the life o f the people of Wilkinson. Fountain Court. In this eventful day new prospects open out for Add a dash of garlle powder, those who had lived so long In the celery salt and nutmeg to the dead past. "The Wind Waa Cold” flour you use for coating chic­ by Hugh Clcvely la a suspenseful ken pieces. Fry the chicken by story o f an *dv mturoui and ir­ whichever method you prefer responsible Englishman who aban­ »nd servo with broiled pineapple doned his wife and small son In slices. Ceylon, went barnstorming around the U.S., joined the RAF and waa King” by Queen Alcxardra of shot down over Europe, and re­ Yugoslavia? It’s an Intimate bio­ turned from the war to boredom graphy of a 20th rentury queen. and inactivity until the attractive Princess Alexandra o f Urrcca Terry Lomax arrived from Texas grew up in exile with her mother, to shake up the lives of quiet Lon­ visiting with first one and then doners. another royal relative, and dur­ “ Eagle On the Bun" by Julia ing the war years in England fell Da via is a historical novel about in love with King Peter o f Yugo­ the Mexican War. In 1946, Angus slavia. It ta « wonderful love MacLeod, and hia ion, Junius, story. leave the peaceful Shenandoan “ Hannah Fowler” by Janice H. plantation to join the expedition Giles is tha Literary Guild selec­ to Mexico. The famous .march to tion for July. It's a romantic his­ El Paso and across Mexico under torical novel of early • Kentucky Kearny is shown here with all Its that makes you feel the beauty of horrors and exxcitement, ending the land and understand the out­ with the triumphant American look of the pioneer woman. It'a entry into Mexico City. about a young girl who waa raliad "Let 3 Name Stand Fair” by by her father on a frontier farm Shirley t ert la the story of until he suddenly died, leaving Catherine i.rcene, wife of General her alone In the wltdsroeii. Tice Nathanael' G m o s , and a gay and Fowler found Hannah and took vivacious heroine o f the Conti­ the shy gnd lovety girl to Logan's nental Army, Married at II, short­ Fort where she waa besetged by ly before gunfire at Lexington an­ ■uttori. She shrank from people nounced the Revolution, Caty fol­ and turned to Tice who was as lowed her soldier husband, estab­ quiet aa herself and they were lishing home* from the frozen hill* married. Together they fought tho of Morristown to a faver-lnfected Great Cold, hungry wolves and camp near Charleston, keeping a Indian raids. Together they shar­ semblance of normal life going ed hardship and triumph, while during the long bitter years o f Hannah learned to value the loy­ war. alty of people she had shunned. "The Prophet And the King” by “ Last Hurrah” by O'Connor la Shirley Watkins is about one of (till on th* top best seller list the moat poignant atorlea In the (-th month) "Gueitward Hoi” is Bible, the conRIct between the topi on the Nonfiction Hit. prophet Samuel and Saul. September Book o f the month, Have you read "F or Love of a is, “ The Nun's Story." On The B ° O k Sh E*l F Miss Myrtie's Schedule Schedule for 3!lss Myrtle Wil­ son, Home Demonstration Agent, Is as follows: Aug. 23—.Miss Wilson will attend the Pci:Jirti.*.-.*!tjte which is be­ ing held at Csmp McQuar.ie, in the Ocala Nations! Forest', Aug. 2P-24. Lake Mary Home Demonstra­ tion club will havo n picnic at Santando Springs. Will meet at ihc Postoffice at 9:45 a.m. Aug. 24—Members o f Executive Board o f the Home Demonstration Council will meet at the Home Demonstration Agent's office at 1:30 p. m. to plan programs for year. The Long wood 4-H Club will meet with Bette Jeanne Robinson at her homo at 1:30 p. m. Aug. 25 — 4-H Radio Program lt:30-ll:45 a. m. Aug, 26 — Miss Wilson will at­ tend Agenls Conference in Gaines­ ville at the University o f Florid] Aug. 20-31. Aug. 27 — Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Hazel Gardner at 7:00 p. m. “ Busy Bee" 4-H Club o f Oviedo will meet at the school at 1 p.m. 'Day O f Prayer' W ill Be Observed By Lutheran Group The Ladies Aid Society o f thfl Lutheran Church o f the Redeem­ er met recently at the home of Sir*. Walter Atkinson on the DeLand Highway. Various Committee! gave their reports and Stri. Jerry Senkarik, refreshment chairman, completed plans for acrvlng refreshmentt after the dedication o f the new church on Aug. 18. ll was announced that the Luth can Women's Missionary League will hold a Day of Prayer on Sept. 14, at the church and Mrs. John Senkarik Sr. and 3!ts. Henry Thurston ware appointed ta deleg­ ates to tha L. W. M. L. conven­ tion to be held in Lakeland on Oct. 6 A 7. ''Delicious" refreshment* were served to 18 member* and their guest*. The next meeting vsill be held at the church with Mrs. John Senkarik Sr. and Mri. Henry Thunton, hostesses. LONG LINK FOR Rainy Washdays Could you usa 33 feet o f Indoor clothesline on a rainy day? You can have that much hanging space, yet use no extra floors pare, thinks to a , new Indoor dryor. Slide of steel, with pintle line* strung back and forth between tubbings, it opens in a flash to fit into the average bathtub, folds flat again Just as quickly when the drying emergency la over. fis A A n n a lA M n . Jana Glover o f Tampa la here visiting her mother, M n . C, C. Gantt of W. flret st. Miss Fayne Garner will return Thursday from a five-week slay at Camp Crestrldge which Is the Baptist camp at Ridgecrest, N. C. Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. F. M. Thomp­ son and their five children moved here recently from Patuxent Riv­ er, Md. Lt. Cdr. Thompson will be attached to the Navy Baae hen. Mrs, Thompson ia the former Bobbynette Beard. Mrs. Josepn Gazil, accompanied by her mother, M n. Jean ladamoawlski and her two children Bo and Dawn, left Monday fo f New Orleans to visit her sister and other relatives. They expect to be gone about three wocki. Mr. and 3tr*. E. A. Covington returned Saturday from the Bap­ tist Assembly in Ridgecrest. N.C. 3tn, Covington was a delegate from the F ln t Baptist Church. They were accompanied aa far aa Florence, S. C., by their daugh­ ter, Mra. R. P. Galloway, who vil« tied relatives In Florence. Stork Shower Held In M iller Home For Mrs, Murphy 3tr*. Helen Lane and 3!r*. Lu­ cille 3(ltlcr were hostesses at a atork shower, given 3tonday night in the 3tiller home, In honor of 3!r*. Frank 3lurphy. Refresh­ ments o f punch and home mads cookie* were served to the guests. After which games were played and prizes won by 31r*. Blanche Kuhn, Mrs. Esther Cassidy, Sirs, Carolyn Lana and 3trs, Shelby 3turphy. Following llie games 31ra. Blurphy opened her many gifts, which were cleverly arranged In a dec­ orated basket. Those who were unable to attend the shower, sent beautiful gifts for tho expected bsby. Thoso allending were: 3lrs. Hattie Green. 3liss Ruby Strnstrom, Sin, Barbara Sillier, Str*. Esther Cassidy, Miss Anna Sillier, Mrs. Blanche Kuhn, and Mrs. Carolyn Lane. THE SANFORD HERALD Wed. Aqr. 22, 1956 Page A Happy Birthday August 22 Carol Ellison Buddy htcClanahan Skid-proof ruga for automobila floors can now be had In colon aa gay and pretty as any car's ■eat cover* or upholstery. De­ signed In ■ diamond pattern, these rubber compound mas each mud and soil otherwise tracked all over the car. Since they can be kept clean with a quick sudi-aml-water swab­ bing, Ihey’U prove highly pract­ ical during vacation days when the family car lakes a beating from children and pets. 31re. L. F. Boyle is in Laurent, S. C., visiting her mother, M n . Gray. Mrs. Earl Higginbotham and her daughter, Carol Sua, have re­ turned from a weekend apent la Nassau. Mr. and Mr*. Jim Spencer and their children are spending the month of August at New Smyrna Beach. 3Ir. and Mrs. Richard Levy at Jacksonville were in town Visiting his parents, Mr. and Mra. Sana Levy. Mr. and Mra. Ruebln Askew r * turned from their honeymoons Which was epent in Nassae, ta spend tha weekend with bar par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Harp­ er, before going on to their new First there waa only the T- borne In Peniacola. shirt Then came the T-ihlrt dress, fashioned of cotton knit in Here'* a handy tipi keep finger­ bold colon or stripes, and juat aa nails from puncturing rubber washable as Its namesake. Now work gloves by lining the finger cornea the T-ihtrt gloves, mad* o f tips with small adhesive band­ the same audsable Jersey weave ages. Another work glove avert cotton, and striking the tame note la to wash them clean o f gratae of casual fashion In bold or and soil after eaeh uee. W arn subtle strips of color. They suds soap or detergen suds, inside and as easily as ankle aocka, and al­ out will give them a new letee ways stretch again to a perfect on life. fit. Lightly brown bite-slu shredded Sweetbreadi need to be almiaar- rice blaculta ia butter and sprinkle ed in holing water for 80 to 88 with a seasoning salt. Serve with •oup. minutes. Special Sale “Fabulous” Fakes” 75 e »Y INSKO O f CALIFORNIA DELIGHTFUL COPIER OF FINE DIA­ MOND AND PLATINUM COCETAtL LIGHT W EIGHT Sport Coats REGULARS - SHORTS - LONGS Were Hard Cash S o f t e s t t h in g t h s r s is t o fo il b a c k on. Now 25'®® |5 " 0 0 S « v o w h t r o y o u r m o n o y it i n v i t e d , p r o ­ t e c t e d « n d ta r n s th a t b ig 3 % ^ K I N D E R G A R T E N —Kandy Tglarka ahowa o ff tha Important# leather In Ms autumn gold T|aek«t by Chips with a knit collar Z lh a t tips up ta a turtle nock. • C olor co-ordinated shirt and "Slacks are fashion Mwa, ns la tha ■ Tyrolean helmaL --t* trrli-f Li< fgicrli** U n io... tr Darla, mIcicle * * ad) “ d iv id a n d . land SOM h A ' �/ e - r I , | im tni n u o o t ( m i am w u ho- mo m vc y M W A M i m TMM Ute l» NOT « fO V » « P .' JK s.’V W OAGWOOQWHAT KINO OF MEAT 1 WOULD YOU LIKE *OR • A MICE B C . > JU ICY ( SlPLOiM l STEA K r Loo how a b o u t l a m b c h o p s OO ■POQK Ch o p s ^ S w im m in g ) IN g d a v y V ' .NEH-SuPE EITHER » H ON* rJ , TMATS Tne N « t h in s a b o u t r MAMA-SH6 -r<j ALWAYS GIVES J Mg MVCmO C E \ OH •■LETS JUST FINISH THE MEAT BALLS I— ■" V(E h a o LEFT Ov e r j FROM LASY n ic m t y— 'Ace^i'Vi J AorriE i fU. b et * >ou fo q g o t TO PHONE VOU WOULONTpH r ~ r ^ ? * ? Tan o e h o m e . * / ^ IF I'M A LfTTLe LATE. MOM'LL MOLO DINNEA . ro « M E • > s i' a' **’?'.'’*•**L'iw' dow n , fir e s t o n e Y ea r « a* 'it r i _ ' _ C a r .. MiCKBV W A S N 'T KIDDIN'I H « «U*W -----, IB OUT TILL. ( ■ v b n i n ' i rr ! o 0 - V\tf't 16 , > 0 . • L O G. Stine b Living Greatest Adventure Mankind Ever Had , WHITS SANDS P R O V I N G CROUNDS, N. M., Ill — A acleaEsVerriter at thla Southern New M etlee rocket baa# Jubilantly claim* he la living tha "greataat ndventure mankind near had." And Genrso Henry Stine ie eonTlneed that Em cboeen plaoe o f hi* work and reiidence i« “ the t t fS U a ld and the getaway M apeee." SEne la better known aa Lae Carrey in aclance action. ; The personable, dark haired, Stpeer eld groeu adettoe fiction ad­ dict* with a hearty "Well, a caah nustemer. W elromel" 1 ' SEna fa n flight aafety project engineer aa the Navy's aerobes project. And, aa an electronic* •apart, he Is deeply wrapped ap p « « p % heomlng hualaeee o f SMheU and the thought at ptum- writari and the reader* bool at science fiction. Haajr of thoae who work a vtrj day with the rocket* and Em thinfi that go Into then ara cow* firmed aelenca fiction reader*. And mora than UiaL tbaaa m m believe that aclenca fiction today la forecasting tha future, Jtut aa E ha* dona in tha pan. Liiten M aoma of tha WKItw Band* officiali Ulk about *cleno« fletloni Dava Oregg, deputy chief at tha Integrated ranga mission: " I hired Harry Mine aa aa eagtBoar three yaara ago. Hie articles era wall written and hie untiring effort* have done much for the American Rocket Society." U . Col. 1. I . Jemen, deputy ■lgnal corps nnit commander: "Selene* fiction Is g reet Thoae key* hit the mark with a mating frequency. In 1111 I read ecleoc* fiction atoriei, particularly thoae forecasting tha development at rednr, helicopter* and microwave*. It eeomed fantaitic then." A native o f Philadelphia, Stine get |atn the rocket buaineM some­ what by accident A graduate at the New Malian Military institute High School at Seawall, N. M., end later o f ‘the University o f Colorado with • de­ gree * f pnyaic*i he had no apeclal or apeclfle education U the new scienc* o f rocketry. While itill In college, he came to New Mexico one lummer and met Clyde Tombaugh, dlaeeverrr of Ihe Planet Pluto. That did It. II* later moved hla wife, (they now have two daughter*) to Naw Mexico and to WhlM Band*. Stine hai turned out such thril­ ler* as "Starship through Space,” "Rocket Man," " C o n t r a b a n d Socket" and "Road to Space," the latter a collection at abort storlea which offer ■ running "hlatory of tha future for WblM Sand*." At preifnt Stlna la working oo another bouk aimed at the young­ ster*. The American honeybee la an Immigrant. They came ever with early eettlera, astonishing tha Indiana who called them "wklM man'* flies." <)Firt$ fO ttt Super Champions CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZB AND STORAGE CO. BUCK IBIWAU LO CKER PLA N T tm Tubed Type 4.40-11 4.70 IS 7.10-IS . 7.40-11 4-00-14 4-J4-10 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 401 Went Thirteenth Street Phone ISIS ^HEHE PRICKS EFFECTIVE THURS ■ FBI . 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CRADR A—DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS rzi.A a t . . . •t' Exclusive Treed Design proven in billioos o f mile# o I Lifetime Guarantee against defective U lflM M A lh ip ? ir t$ fo » t 111 s t o r e s East First Street - Phone 1 2 �* n *»S REA Inaugurates New Service m w O A# A a w NEW YORK - Railway Exprtti Agency contemplate* a through International aurfaca transportslion system with a onc-carrttr rr apomlhilily directly Unking shlppa n and receiver* throughout th* United State* with theta at im­ portant origin and domination point* elsewhere In the (re* world. P in t phat* of the projected net­ work began on Aug. 31 when th* company Inaugurated aervice bet­ ween the United State* and Weit Get many, It wai announced here by Agency Preeident A. L. Hammall. The company eapect* thl* new phat* of It* international tervlcea to revolution!!* the handling and tramport of tmaller Import and export ahipmenta. Th* new tervlec provide* for a tingle, negotiable export bill of lading covering (rantport from both domeatic and foreign inter­ ior origin polnta to interior destinatlon polnta, the expreu official atated. Charge* for the through, tingle carrier aervice are u id to t» lower than tha total of the Individ­ ual charge* of othar axliting prlvata tervlcaa normally arranga d 'for aaparataly by ahlppcn and utad la Undem for th* imaller ahlpmant traffle. Seen at opening new opportun­ ities for dlreet international trade, particularly between email bullneiimen here and abroad, the REA through tramport will pro­ vide the fattaet available com­ mercial aurface aervice foi pack­ age traffle, It waa aaterted. S c h a n k a r ft C*., M-year-old freight forwarder, trucker and carloading conaolldator. aervlng all rail points on tha U,000-ml1e Ger­ man Federal Railroad ayatem. haa been named agaat In West Ger­ many for Railway Expreaa. Shipm enu originating In Wart German cities and towns will be pickad up by Schenker motor vehicles in the same manner in which REA serves cuatonler* in its vehide service areas In the United SU U i. ihlpmenu will be held at termin­ al* or rail nations for pickup by consignee, or when desired, deliv­ ered to the door through Schenker for nominal local delivery charge. United Sutea Lines, via passeng­ er liner and fast transatlantic freighters operating on direct ft*quent schedules between New York and West Germany, will provide the Initial service between New York and Hamburg, presently de­ signated as port cities. Shippers and receivers of traf­ fic moving In the through service will be able to designate both Rail way Express and Schenker ft Co. as customs brokers, affording the simplest possible transportation and customs arrangement*. In the United SUtei, Railway Express operate* long-establUhed custom* house brokerage ofifres in 30 cities. Among several factors pointed to by Hammell ai making for the lowest private Internationa] email shipment costs are the company’s low Import and export rates cov­ ering domestic rail express ser­ vice. Incorporated In the through REA charges, they range from 23 percent to to percent below do­ ShlpmenU for destinations In tha Ualtad State* will ha delivered to the door within regular expresi dallvary i m i , In West Germany, mestic first class rail express rates, depending upon weight. Other features cited as cootrl buting to the low charges Include elimination of extra handlings and accompanying minimum charges at port cities and establishment of REA ocean haul rate* or small shipment* lower than steamship line minimum charges. Railway Express, it waa noted, has long provided through service to ahlpside at port eltle* in the United States, and haa arranged transportation for shipments mov­ ing via other carriers or forward­ er* to world-wide points. In addition to the new through REA service between domestic and West German points, the com­ pany has previously Introduced other International service* off­ ering through oversee* air Iranportation via connecting air tranrlrra serving principal polnta In v m* 100 foreign countries around the world. The Agency's n il and air express services, Individually or in combination are used to link shippers and receiver* with the United SUtes terminals of the overseas airlines. M W YORK*! ftOVHMOR Averell Harrlman, candidate for the Demo* entie Presidential nomination, teem* to be peering toward* distant torlxon* as ha Ulka to reoortera In Chicago. {fntrrnat tonal J THE SANFORD HERALD Wed. Aof. IS, 1986 Page 7 Experiment Is Now Underway To Wipe Out Swine Disease TALLAHASSEE UR-A swine di­ sease which costa Am tricin hog raiser* M million dollari ■ year could be wlpod out ns the result of an experiment under way In Suwannee and Hamilton counties. Swim In Suwannee art balng treated with a sew noavlrulent virus to pravant hog cholera Th* old virulent vlrua la being admin­ istered to hoge In Hamilton Coun­ ty for comparison purposes. The* dvantago of the new prep■ration, said S uta Veterinarian C. L. Campbell, la thst it Imnua lies hogs against cholera but data not give than tha dbaaea. Th* eld vaccine, used over the state at present, give* a hog a mild case o f th* dlaaaa* from •*hlch It recover* with lifetime Immunity. It* disadvantage ie that a hog with a mild eae* of cholera can infart other aon-vaeclnatad hogs, meaning tha dlataaa la nevat fully stamped ou t Hamilton and Suwannee •elected a i Met area* because both art bounded by riven on three tides, making it easy to Iso­ late swine from outside contami­ nation. If the new vteclao proves ef­ fective, the experiment will be expanded to ta le in th* whols state. This would make Florida a i itlonal tasting ground for the preparation. The experiment will get Into full ■wing In a couple o f month* when construction of laboratory and hog pen buildings la eompltUd near Live Oak. Tha building* a n bring provided by he U. S. Department of Agrioultare which hae a M l,000 app'opriition far tha parpen. Th* state kta aa annual appro­ priation of tllT.oro for th* project which wilt aav* Florida about 1/4 million dollars a year If MccraefuL Th* itata spend* that earn annually on bog cholera for free distribution t* farmer*. Th* average American more than 1M pound* * f maat a year. NIXON: Young Man W ho's Lookim i 't . - wv nisi^T is — mmamiiaiim— mm S 3 — • freer* Vice President end Mrs. Nlsen oftee their return frem peedwlll teur.. Thl* I* the hem* In which Vice President Ninon and hit family live In Waihlngtan, V-P and wife visit Burma pued will tour ef Par k i t rep* reier*'-- Prusldsnt lltenhewen L i t t l e F o l k * By B / U W /1DE BAXTER SUPPED WHEN ll HE WAS RUNNING HOME WITH A BAB IF GROCERIES FROM WADE'S ROYAL HAWAIIAN CHUNK STYLE MY POP MAD A PAUL LAS’ NlftHT THAT MADE HIM UNCONSCIOUS FOR gtdHT HOURS! S fftfX M K T . Put Your Home Problems HELLMAN’S STANDARD In Our Hands... MAYONNAISE n s o oEND t i u \gnt suo/ RIB (1st 7« aribs) PORK CHOPS or PORK ROAST Pint gh^ Ik Tomatoes / b* SOS C A N <Q C *3 # SELECT SLICED BEEF LIVER » 29c 35 AHMOUIC8 II OZ. CAN TREET 35c Sliced Bacon «* 39c SAUCE 2 -39c Brisket Stew - 19c TISSUE 4 - 29c Hamburger 3 99c GRAPE JAM 29c 29c Peanut Butter 29 WIENERS FROZEN FOODS SAUSAGE 59c Orange Juice 6 rm 69c OSCAR MEYER BALMIER APPLBBERRY 80S CAN DIAMOND D LEAN FRESH GROUND S(*ll 1MMEL'S 24 OZ JAR < LBS. LBS. LYKE8 SUGAR CURED A HOME IN <£och CbkboA CAN BE IS OZ. PKG. PLANTATION PRIDE II OX. A 1K1NALD DUCK • OZ. CANS OUR OWN HOME MADE PURE TORK YOURS! LB. I A » SWIFT! PREMIUM BABY BEEF F a r F ou r g ro a te r liv in g p lea su re, O a a 'i b u y a n y w h e re b e fo r e y o a N O %6 MORTON'S PEACH, APPLE OR CHKMKY Chuck Roast - 43c LB. L O C H A R B O R w ith H*a b oa a U fiil th ro e b ed room S b a th Homan. A I O B K itch e n s, a u to m a tic dish w aah ora, F H A , V A and C on v en tion a l F ia a a c ia g . • I0V4°7 2 •« 35c lO-o,. Strawberries 2 PK0R4 5 c PIES FROSTY ACRES la r g o k ltch rn a , o a tra la r g o d e n o t e and la rg o lota. U. S. NO 1 PRODUCE POTATOES BANANAS 10 3 •*>29c CELLO CARROTS O 451| LB. SAG 2 '« 25c a U N W M C fU t ip jv f t Corner W. Crystal D rift ft Lake Mary Bird. PHONE v r $ 1504 W A D E 'S M U M T 4 9 7 l* �•*1 * : *‘ r iV* — " ■ n S A L D P s tta % w « « . A « c . St, 1 »N •peew wmi ww » ^ u.a K«fy JfwW Keep Medicine Chest Ready For Emergency as. bat aad aa loo baa AOoe atttMv to dry toorraghlybafor* putting It away aftar two. xabbar bap W l V I ^ n a B w i l l ■rwimif bo daatod with taleoaa nrdar baton botog atorod away, ■ M e ra»7 ■ ■ ■ Yao aboold banal-lnehapUntor forceps for rtmcring oUnri and thottto and, of eowao, a pair of adaaors. •oma l and S*toeb nUar bead* apa mlfbt oomo to bandy, aa wffl an toalaatie tournlqurt. £, m <k Aitbm ab brokaa Sanaa, aa any that aaoona injury, roqulro b e oeei* nodiato attention o f a doctor, might have need tee * * ra wttnaiN to todlfidtal wire arthln board ipUnte. C u ter oil or mineral oU ter mo to emoraancy treatment o f tha ------- ayaa can b* kept on band to a __ an to - wqhtube, A roll of It w on t do yon much good to havo aU thoaa thing* If they a n Mattered throughout the house. all ton th er an you’ll I than whan yun T. R a t M r bnby bee n « * - ______________ chart* from the nnwL Wbnl «5etthnanrabbwWdWhe ww» chro_k o f tha Y aw hcam fin l cid egulpmont toelaar up, ehoute also include a hot water1u n i f.rtj * logoi Notice fay tov n r. xiim a ftiit , in * » ruaa ■ “ f, r t u M O * . , ite-wl . r w a ilfb "W8HT T1T“ ijg ffla rw i.h M K tA — " —a ,, II. snsrrlsa. an* If *•** th* Membership tor, or otbor tealgnla ta bo by Seminal* Chief* Clab The committee to wbJeb thla aaloctlon was rt f arrod la (till wetting oa the poMlbiUty af pwridtag ar making available such emblems. to t o Intarvlaw with leminete High School Principal Andrew J. Brackvn, a A rt point alote of roe w o* why tha Bamlnalo Chief* Chib would aailat tbo acboot In ha atb* latie program wo* outlined, Brackon, ratousiaetl* about the forming o f the'orgaalaation aald that the Seminole Chief* d u b would "generate enthusiasm ta sports at Seminole High Seboc Ho said that there la no doubt toot the d o b would "balp team morale and girt added incentive to finer performance by to* (toy* Hot only In to* floor perform­ ance of too player* and ontoaalaam created in too overall program, but th* Seminole Chief* Chib would "Sneourtgo e better spirit among the- student body members,” ho aid. Continuing hi* MtoustaiUe sup­ port of too now organisation, Prin­ cipal Brocken pointed out that too vary piupass o f to* club would "encourage greater attendance at ■port* eontsits thereby enabling the high school to provide a hot­ ter sports program.” Bracken said that tha organisa­ tion would "BaaMo those to tha community who a rt interested la high school student! and athletlca In general to render a definite con­ tribution by actively participating la th* Somlnote Chiefs (Sub.” HISTORY INSTRUCTOR H IM NOMINATION CHEYENNE, Wyo., if) - Jerry O’CaDighan, 44-year-old history instructor at th* University o f Wyoming, won the Democratic nomination foe Congress (n too only *l*t*wide contest In yester­ day's primary election. O'Callaghan pledged an aiton- lly* handehaktaf campaign for th* general atocUeo, ta which ha will oppose Rap. Keith Thomson, who was unopposed In the GOP primary.' twanty (IS) chain,; North to •NASHVILLE, Ten*., 1ft - T h e railway] Northaailarly nlon* r r -'S »m p e r * lu re dropped to » chilly » o i t h r oi»ty.fivo . a w i Mali 51.7 degrees hero early tedsy, * ■unui aiaty.riva d dt*roaa i (■Oh*set to ootnt North of‘ “ record tew fo r tola d ri*. The pro* •Ion-----------------------------South to baylnnloa. . An* . you . . art barony rogulra* .to. vlous low fo r Aug. S w u l l A -rila l a your M oaawar or olhar wrlttaa Vfr e ts ■*( In 1160. .I m fa in a u .a .n - .llw u ______ _____ Uafanaa*. paraonallr or a_lir your _a at­ torney, with the Clark of tha Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit, Hamlno|a Couaty, Florida ot tha Court llouaa In Hanford. Florida, and to “ rja o copy tharaof upon Iho rialntlffe attorney, whoae name la Web­ ber B. Hainan, Jn* Park Avanua, w »»»*■• I'ark. o a m , Florida vturiDB not nog t** Oouth, Wlntar ta­ ••r than the Jtth day of Maptambar, l**J. therein 101111 !* up the attain, rlsht, title or Internal Intaraar In la — nr llan ................. - — upon the ebnva-deecrlbed proparty claimed by yuui and ahuutd you fall It, do an, dacron pro conlaaao Will w o r n CftARItB** # be entered acalaat you. u a u v iM i m O. I*, tlarndoo S 1 W * *"°v*- TR « i t e e w t e t e v of ■ ihTM j i o i t t A L t i n t t i r tnk or •t a t h o r rtoNfUA. in amo aKMtnni.M c o u r t in CMANCKNV 1 w AUTKH If. MULI.1NKR aa* ELI. ZABKTII MUIAINKH, hla wire. fob Chancery No. s i ll KSTAirfra f f i f e a .f lJ}< tha Court # 4, Plarfdo, paraonallr or hr your *arnay, your tnawor or other writ* * **fan#(0. If ony and to nrrva rtopy tkareof upon tha riaiaiirfa' ftornay vhoaa noma la Wabbar a Ifte*. *»» Park Avanua. Houlh, Ihfar Pork, pot talar than tha ir dav of gaolamW. m i . tharrln fc*itoT- ... > JJh of or othara rlalinln* under **• ejov e name* Dafandantsi and oil portlaa hovloe or claim {■* to haaa any rloffl. lit ! « intarrat l„ and Ip toe followtoo teiiEi wl111MIDig |MHDDB got----. . . *au ___ t.V rlekt.' tltla or ilUoa -__ > .kV mteraal fa la or llao llan .upon tha abova, d*"'-ril'»d oroparty rlatma* tl________ by you; end (hnutd you fall to do an . . *, b f'”rr,f .*d■UndeaituatadlaHam* ttasrvi BrawsslC ear of^Lol . ~SW ttNfeaa igt f *my* hand 1*>"and*.......tha aaal ■ WMUNKSOAV ArTHBHIWIf l:o* lilt Hapubllcan Convanllo* l:M *il» No wa.Waathar.it part* -Wa ElMNINU Joha Oaly Nawa Tha.Five Owta JlBO Frankie l-alite Time Til* Tha Itabala 7.40 Itandaavoua I’ aa Out A Secret , Wednesday Nl«ht FlaMa r.ie tt't* You* AroThar# la:la Crunch and line ti l l * Night Nowe Report :10 itaporlara Roundop il l BI*n.off tm crboat a o u i i * iiia *)*■ On 0 :1* Nnnra-Waathar Mamin* Shaw fits i ll lit* Hi** 11:41 X A H a ffiS gar?/, ahm* Sfuao'<f Court, at Oonford. f l , .............. •»U *f.» day of A««Hit. i»IL COLUMBUS, Ohio Ift The Strategic Air Command's lop B-47 end RB-4T js t bomber ant^ reeonnabanee arowa wil) a t m arriving hero tomorrow for the annual SAC bombing, reconntitance and navigation com petition which be­ gins Friday. In all M top SAC crows from baaoa throughout tha United 8tales will fly out o f Lockborna APB here in Urn weeklonf compe­ tition. Slmiltr flights ar* sched­ uled out o f Lorinl APB, Maine, where U. RB-te and four B-51 crews will operate. Target cities will Include Rich mond, Va., Montreal, Canada, and Springfield, Mas*. in n n n n M s PhlllpS AnnOIHICOS Award Winners “ IA j .#\* • . ’ / ' m io tifi, BMA'NUA o. RRAVRS. Ot at.. OJOBLOM anea li foal ; r M i o / 1 BARTOW (ft — Clerk Gavin J r„ uwu/asaed slayer o f Anthony Eddie McBride, haa b*tn Judged Innocent by reieon o f Insanity aft­ er * court hearing full o f lurprtaes. , Circuit Judge Don Register, who heard the cate yesterday in the absence of a Jury, ordered the 14-year-old former Florida South­ ern College student committed at once to Ih* state hospital at Chattahoochs*. The defense aiked for this eomitment lest Gavin harm himself or someooe alae. Garin had been Indicted for first degreO murder in the March 71 shooting o f McBride, his friend at the Lakeland college, When ar­ raigned two months ago Gavin pleaded Innocent by reason of In­ sanity. When the case was called for trial yesterday morning, however, G*vin'a attorneys, W. W. Judge o f Daytona Beach and Nixon Butt of Orlando, withdrew tha Innocent plea to the first degree charge and entered ■ plea o f nolo con­ tendere to a charge o f second degTee murder. State Ally. Gunter Stephenson recommended accep­ tance o f the plea which mean* * defendant doe* not want to coo­ lest IJie charge. At the same time the defense waived trial by Jury rlnea, Stephenson explained, the plea generally la equivalent to a plea o f guilty. 2 Dogs, Horse, 28 Are Named In W ill ®f l H lM V ijr Kit. 1 !• • ;■ M —id — -K i l>• Hlaliu , i « H to UM|jmlot of 11:44 11:44 Report 11:10 ■ton* Up A Ha Couato* IStlO An tha World Turaa 1:44 Johnny Coraoo (ill 1:14 llouaaparty R if Payoff 1:14 ■ok Cronbjr 1:44 ■rlahtar Day 1:11 Sacral Storm 1:14 ESsa af Nlakt 4:14 Opao Houna generation, will return private life at the end of the year. The 75-year-otd senator announcad yesterday "with a very heavy heart" that he would no* seek reflection In November. He aald be la "In the beat o f health” but not up to tba rigors of another ca muslin. He aald hla own choice an a successor la Mayor Robert F. Wagner o f New York CUy. But the mayor arid he la "n ot a can­ didate'' for th* post. There were Indications, however, that he might be persuaded to change hla mind. Both parti** will nominate oras tori si candidate* at state party meetings next month. 1400 K IM CTCU M a g te tjH C . M t a e l* a a t Onion* Sf.’.T*,™-.; S u d u i L ^ « 0 n f f i N* ok tabu. l « f £ i S Ooelh Uraaya Avanua, Orlooia! W '“S K .fp:iW 'liK;,rA 5®S LV<. r**#- 4:44 Th* Rhythm Hour iv a ilia World At 01* Twilight Ooaya t:l* •porta Dook 1:41 Muato At Itondom 4.4* MIDI till in ilu i::b IH IM1 A 1 Mf LAST TIME TONIGHT •TARTS • TIM 'W uFa*iSr* It> Dancatlmo Nleot Ed Illaa Uni la! a il i ~ ,,,M A -- RORNINS life B io On :ussr*~“" ill * 4:44 ... |a p « " Man Is Cleared A fter Spending 4 Years In Jail MEXICO CITY Ift—A man who turned to the courts to d ea r him after eight years as a fugitive from ■ murder charge haa finally won hli freedom. He spent four years in Jail. Circumstantial evidence pointed to J. Guadalupe Agrcdano Garcia In a 1844 fatal stabbing In Jalisco. Ha fled. But he gave himself up In 1852 armed with what he hoped was adequate proof of hia Inno­ cence.' The Jalisco courts sen­ tenced him (q It years In prison. The Supreme Court now has cleared him after hearing evi­ dence Agrcdano Garcia was in an­ other town at tha time of the (lay­ ing. l!llJ SuMa Form°Dlfaot 11:44 Thursday Matlaae Am"i£w$rx; °— 4tH Teen Tim* PLUB "CHILDREN UNDER II ADMITTED FREE” R R iw iC MOW m o w i n g **rt o f An* eat. w -i f t p . N irsA u S'*nctT„%T t>*OBly n a rk Comstock Established over 20 years In Orlando RECOMMENDS KEYSTONE SERIES B-4 BOND FUND This Mutual Fund has always shown a generous return. As­ sets over 252,000,000, Representing LAKELAND Member-Midwest Btoek Ex­ change Chicago Board e f Trade Complete Investment Service AT YOU* DMMOMT Phone 5-8034 •• Watt* ■■IATMU4T, IN C » t .r ‘ GA. GR. A - D&D ROUND FRYERS STEAK PLUMP — TENDER BIRDS WHY PAY MOKE? LB’ MEATY NECK LEAN, HONELESS POUND BONES ’ ALI. MEAT i PIG FEET STEW - OR SUNBRITE BISKET STEW CLEANER 39c STAN D ARD BRAND 30.1 C A N TRU-FLAVOR OLEO lb. 19c OAK HILL TO M A TO JUICE TOMATOES O L D (iL O R Y Pork & Beans 303 Each CAN (I OX. CAN 25c FLORIDA CRYSTAL COMPTON PEACHES 2 5 c !N SUGAR No. 2Vi Can H K AV V S tK U P u. s. n o i JO Lbs. potatoe$ 3 7 ( SCRATCH T /P T tfP SlJP/KWflHKII a V f S 't t i . u m . nUTURBt — ItM . ttet . gt«s . i m ■ peg p**t•••* - • -.Q t Stan Allen&Co. [Will H M w I t o t h M ttedrai .*• »!* <>*•■*• Areoua CORRESPONDENT ^A N N E D NEW DELHI IP — Afghanistan has banned all Vork Times correspondents without Siting J reaion, tha Times of flea here said today. , ’ A delegate from the State of Florida at large to the Democratic National Convention In Chicago the past week wiU be the guest speaker at tomorrow's noon luncheon meeting of the Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Commere* which will be held at Jim 8pencer's Restaurant Volie A. Williams. Jr., Assistant flute's Attorney, will give the Jaycees aa inside report on tho activities and procedure o f the convention. 5 L b s. 29c ■ r o v in tiT <4*1 rtalno HOLLYWOOD, (ft — A Soviet official aays Moscow U In for ■ Hollywood-type premicro aa part Of * Russian movie exchange p r o - f gram. Valdlmlr Surin, first vice min­ ister of culture, said hi* country want* a worldwide cultural, ex. change of movies. * As pan of the program, Serin said, American producer Michael Todd will stage the premiert o f "Around tha World In M days? In Moscow Nov. 21. Surin said Todd wUl also produce a Russian Dljn, "The Grand Concert," deallngW with the cultural achievement* o f the Soviet*.____________ Jaycees W ill Hear Convention Report By Volie Williams FBATUBB - 7:58 Waiiaro Jomborae 40:?g °*Vr#r te g g j g : ea*or I J 1)44 MON Coll a* X* b a merratic Canraolloo Th* Eisenhower margin over Stevenaon four years ago waa ap­ proximately 100,000. Aa the convention neared Us climax, th* Florida delegation enjoyed seats In a "Southern unit” in the Cow Palace. Gosa by were South Carolina, North Caro­ lina, Mississippi and other sUtea below the Mason-Dixon line. Mrs. Carl A. Smith of Fort Leu* dental*, a GOP nominee for Coogreis ir. the 6th District, was to have been presented to the con­ vention yesterday but. the pro­ gram was delayed and had to be cut. well os AUyson when he wa* 11 years old. . Jie can't play as well aa she does, right now.” Be that a* It may and not wishing to be fined by the Tall Twister for ar­ guing (and the Tall Twister fines Lions on the slightest provocation) Morrison complimented the club on its fine singing under the Uaderihlp of Williams, calling attention to the picture recently published In The Herald showing Williams talk­ ing to the organist at the Demo­ cratic National Convention in Chi­ cago last week. "Voile went there especially to gat some pointers on leading club singing and his trip, ■s evidenced by your singing here today, was wsll worthwhile,” Mor­ rison said. It la hard to decide which of AUyson Lee's selections met with most favor, her classical renditions or her popular and "B oogie" num­ bers, a member said. Suffice to say, the club enjoyed them all and Acting King Lion Eddie Keith expressed the appreciation of the club for the program. Allyson's father and little lister, Jonello, were elub guests. OR WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON ji» lltt «Sm.*8R. ,!IH vxt ill# SAN FRANCISCO (ft — Florida Republicans, after a visit with Vies President Nixon, predict*! today that their state will give President Elsenhower an over­ whelming victory in November. Aa the dflagatioa to the Na­ tional Republican Convention pre­ pared to vote for the Elsenhower Nixon combination, Chairman G. Harold Alexander aald the team would earry the itat* by at least 50,000 more votes than It did in 1851. to Levs of U fa ■•arch For Tomorrow Uaiding t.laht 5® r*. t v ".v. *. «**/•'/^fj' ST. LOUIS (ft—Two dogs and a 28-year-old retired riding horse, al­ ready well provided for In the will of Ihclr mistress, can really live It up now on bequests left bv her husband, Harry B. Foilerman, retired packing company executive, left each of them 125 a month. He alio provided 1100 a month and |15,0M for a house lor Mrs. Gladys Mertx 58-year-old widow who had been housekeeper for the Fostermans seven yeire end will now teie car of the pete. The highest automobile road In Mrs. Fosterman left 150 a month the country wlndi up to the 14,apiece for the two dogs and th* MO foot summit o f Mount Evans, horse when she died in May. Her in Colorado. estate was valued at $427JM5. Foitcrman’a will, filed for pro­ bate yesterday, also gava substan­ tial amounts to five charitable In­ stitutions. He died Saturday at 48. Tha R l« royoff TiM 1 m s O'aloak CSuh Fora 1: 1* M m F*rr 0:** Film Fare I:** Eiiahtar Day *:•* Jockey’s Chaleo ti l t Secret Storm tiM Moron:* Davotlona l : l ( Tho Eds* nf Nlakt «i*o Druwalna Around With Elaine W H N -V V JACKaONTILLS CHANNEL I WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON l:M Republican Coaneatlen l l 'U U#4*Cl*b tie* It 44th caatury Fos lil t * Dama •( Malady *4 U Kaoa 4 BO a:4a fits E aport 4.11 Raw* 4,14 kok Tl44 Froakla Lalaa ’«* V'.Tij>*. Lehman W ill Not Seek Re-Election lI ill! llll v” T • ■ : * isisi f f ■ Moscow To. Receive Gavin b Acquitted S taff Republicani A.ICaattaoad Lee Hollywood-Type ’ from Pago Ono) Predict Eisenhower Premiere In Fall On insanity Plea W ill Carry Florida lit * touth .V V ^ i/rio u iv. jaitS 4 T .l'a t S , 'x lilts Ramirt lit! jel.ale a Pout Mary For* erf* ttV ii11',* f*at ta Ike Waal, ini* Show—*tOt•ry At Sen" lllakway No. a, thaaco run" $$1’,*•' ;^v V*^IV >•‘**fr' ■ COMMANDOS RAID DONE RONE, Algeria lft-Alg«rlan nl tlonallat commmdo* mad* a now raid on too old quarter of Boo* last night, killing a European end • Moslem end wounding another NEW YORK, (ft - Bra. Herbert Moatem. One of toe atUckan w u H. Lehman D-NY, « liberal pillar ■hot and kilted as he fted. of the Democratic party for a 1:1* Ernie Jtorooa Show Film Far* It!!! tLoret 'ofuU far 11:11 ................... anarch for Tomorrow Cwtfat BffcOIAMLE* iii SRLfgiO.t W. OAINKIL U'ttt i BBUe jSm v r^awpsa v3 IV:?: ■^SI ■tone Up * Ita Caunta* the Earth Turns" Johnny Coraoo Ijaalaaa. orantan, oa. ’iii: "Aa aleaaaa llrnora, cradltora. true!. in* Vlawara Itlyaat M; llauaa In Han. SAC Competition Starts Tomorrow Radio & TV Log n oa* --- . h o l l o ; TO ORFKhlS Uuortnr of tha Northwaat guar.tofl run thanav b i t to tha TOl JENNIE C. HALTON waitarly ahora nf o amatl taka; » *ip Ihvnea Ooulhaoatarty to a paint •i ill" hnndrad nlaaty.two and nAleTON tntf n>r m * *. • v y 'n W * nna-hundrrdtha taat tlll.|lft.t North nf tha aouth' oaat cornar of tha Mid Rouihaail g u f t o r ot tbo Korlhwoal Quar. « •’« * *« •"!» ,T ,,A *■ MAD180NV1LLX, Teen, ( f t - Sen. laoa Ksfauver, the Democratic vice presidential nomine*, came boms yesterday to o rousing re­ ception by ooma I t o persons from UN Republican stronghold* of Mon­ roe County end Mat Tennessee. party Hoot w e n erased, at laaat temporarily, oa lb* crowd swarmed on the lawn of tha Monro* County Courthouse to b u r the town’s moat famous sen deliver a abort “ oospoU tkar address. Gay flag* and hunting were plen­ tiful along th* streets of Madisonvflle, a town Matted to to* shadow of to* dreet Smoky Mountains, and plcturea of Kefauvor marked moat stor* windows. Th* senator sprat 55 minutes af­ ter We talk shaking hands and signing autograph*. Prior to th* reception, he visited his father Robert Cooks Kafauvar, gg, who has bom confnad to bed at tha family homo M ar hero with lafluensa. Ktfsurer told hi* neepUon au­ dience that another Republican victory would endanger tbs Tennasea* Valley Authority. The Sanford Herald a: ■ rialntlffe, "'•TuV •* HU1T TO gillE T TITLE Kefauver Receives Rousing Reception By Hometown Folk Office that three more Japanese Jomea Bloitkarship, G, W. Sim­ war criminals have b om panted mons, Mr*. R. M-. Coin, Mrs. Irons from Bugamo Priaon. This left ITS Varney, *nd J. A*naw, ta Buga mo. TSMPIRATURR DROPS ARB HKRtcnr HOTlriatD Hat day af Aueutt. Hi*. that a ault tn naltt tllla haa baan trwuaM In Iho Ctreult Court In and .dr .< Baoilnala rounty. Rlarlda, .OBOlnat you an* anrh nf you ofalmln* nny aatsta, rlyht. tllla nr ■llntoeeet In or liaa upon tha fnitnw lot-daarrlbad raol prnpartr altnata ’ to aaminnla Coanty, Florida, to.wlt: All that part of tha Haulhraat ‘ an, fiuertar (4nU| o f tha Mnrthwaat »n j Quarter (RW H l a f Saetton II, II. 12 Towoahln ti South, Ranao It I* Ra«t, whlrh llrs North foUnwIno.dMrrtha* " foitn^VI nirVdtt/rlba*" "ltiaa, * ha*1a four hundrad fifty foal North fit * fl. N.) af tha llnuthwaat (•mar nf tha aal* Honlhraat t e . :yi\ * AnnIversory award* were oit nouncod by Philip* Colonial WAR CRIMfNAlA PAROLED TOKYO Ift —The American Em­ Cleaners, thle morolnf, oa tel bassy today notified the Foreign lows: ortve uaknows heirs, — ooe orootoM of tha .aid CaMpa.l), on* oil portlaa slot inino lataroito lataraito hr. I Ihroueh. linear -* "■ told Anno It. Comprtlao rlolmlne anr ■<■• or lotaraat la nr . __. . . rani proptrtr haratn irrlksS. or oor pert tharaaf, oil wnnoa ratldaocao ora unknown, WITNMW my hand and Hin aaal of landOnta. aald Court, at Hanford, Florida, thle io u ’ V‘v -X] “ * ' '' ! a« Its arrival to Maw Tort * n » O triR taj wirt IJ4« refugee*. Owner* of toe long awl abort ' W an <Lto r.)i Tlwmia SetuoMt, it YaxotUrla: Halloa Oaeka, 14, Poland! Haifa Ingob Hina, 14, Germany. and Crete* Comer, It, Yugoatori*. Tbaao glrla will aatua S K n n ita a T ch k a g n : Haw Tort a t , and Mo Frondse* ft * • u * 4 . 8:84 . tiU 4 v FEED 10“ * 42c ’ �r Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified-Call 1821 43—ARTICLES FOR BALE 22— zrtOAi. NOTICES B E N T 'E l l E A S T v Ph. 1821 1A—PLACES TO EAT GOOD FOOD AND D R I N K S i m c d In pleating luiroundlnti by p lc m n t peopft, Th* Doggi* Dinar A Bar, Laka Mary. MA K I . Ol i KKSTAUH AN T Friday Menu: Rad Snapper, Lob■ter, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallop*, Fith Stick*. Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Roost, T-Rone Steak, Spaghetti and Meat Ball*. All Garden vege­ table*. HWY 17-12 South, Phone 1175-W, l —PERSONAL NOTICES KOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds Day, Weak, or Month—Tel. 1425, Furniture Canter — 11S West First SL £ ■as S to the Ritg Thla is a free pa: Theatre for BUI] iy Muisallwhlta, E x u date Aug. I ISM._________ Lb AUTOMOTIVE S—BOATS AND MOTORS for" BALE— 714 H.P. Outboard rebuilt motor. Mercury, goad wadltion. M3. Call M21, See the New Evlnruda Line (or ’M R O B S O N S p n r t la t G o o d s B ria n ** Bale* A lo r v k o SM E. 1(4 SI. Phan* H* 14 ft. Plywood aeml-V bottom boat with heavy duty trailer. For Information call 1M0-M. IX—TRAILERS • It will pay YOU to see ua baton you buy. Opee Evenings and Sunday*. Eastalda T nB er Saks Palatka, Fla. Trader, Bala-Bont, Ph. MS-XR. 14—USED CARS ’40 Willy* Jeeps "er, toad conduied Can be saen at 40? Willow Ava. Or call TM-J. * *41 Bal-Air Chavralat fully equip- P*d, OMn^Ph.ma-w.______ BUSINESS SERVICES # 14—BEAUTY PARLORS Modem Alr-ceaditumed Baton Harriott's Boouty Nook m s . oak Ph, $71 t l—BUIUMNO PAINTING REPAIRS FLOOR landing ana finishing. , Cleaning, waning. Serving Semi• not* county aiace 1RL < H. M. Olooaon, Like Mary *■* For ^rinU nr call Hr. Tsaker, Repair work! Horn* alterations! No Mb too small. Finished carp­ enter wiU give prompt service, Phene 1M*J. Rollins A Slagle. M cR A N K Y -S M IT H 1X414 8. Park P A IN T 'S Phone 1X03 Repair, Remodel, Rrbuild, Rrpaint Jobs large or small. Call 1104-W. M -F U N O SERVICE L. L Sill — Plano Technician IIM Reel* I, Sanford St—GOOFING M d PLUMBING "■ T W a S T * 1 Berriee an All Water Pumps— Welle Drilled — Pumps Paola Road. Phone 700 AUGUST SALE FREE ^ • FINANCIAL ~ M—MONEY WANTED Wanted to borrow 1X000 by respon­ sible party on Xnd mortgage. Gilt ease security. Re payable lio o monthly A fair [nterost rat*. Reply Box LB Sanford Herald MATHER'S SU MMER SALE OF USED F uHNrruae One Dollar Do wn Deliver* 23.50 Phoae Platform Rockar, excellent cond ItJon Bella way Bed and M a tt r e u ......... ................................................ 7-M IX—A B T K L M H m BENT C E R A M IC T IL E Paul rr,. MuaUei Manlier Ph. i « Free aatimOM, me n k I Pc. Living Room Suite, newly slip covered ......................... |19M M—DOGB—CATB—PBTB home. IT acres on Shores of Lake Mon­ roe.. Invest in aem«lhlaf you know is good. Edward P. Lane, Hurry! . . The llent Buys Are Going Fanl - A T — LIVESTOCK MERCHANDISE 111! Small Upholstered R o ck e r*-------- •m m * w m eiwe* • aa*•**•——* each 3J4 I p c. Living Room Suite ........ — Armlets Sofa Bed ....... — NOW l mm film rental library at Wieboldt’s Camera Shop. Z10 3 Pc. Plastic Living Room Suite — S. Park’ Ave. Wicker Chair end Rockar ......... — T— M IM iU M M — 41® I® S.00 M M S M M M II SEE and COMPARE The Homes Built By OpMAM A TUDOR. INC. Builders ef Fine Memsi MSIIMIeteSt *a********#•••*« ABE you LOOMING FOR A NEWMOMIT ■H IM Ik UM For Plerlds Living n e k MS BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three And F e w Bedroom drooae H 1 A i hoiks W . J . K IN G Varied Selection o f Plant Avail­ —Ftevery to You— Plumbtm Contractor •«***11 •**«** *e Maple Bunk Beds, complete . . . . MM able. A I b m Ii i i m Kohler Plumbing A Supplies Priced Pram I t i ja o to M4.0M IMMIMM SISWI **f Table, 4 Chair* and Buffet Seem Electric Water Heaters V A J O D —FHA A FMA InservMM Orlande Sr. Ph. 44 Encieeed bead. Nag-prod bottom 4-Pc. Dining Room Suite, extra good buy ***»■■«'■■»*■»!aeft •« «■«*■ 14440 Ice P M u t il f. rail with plaatle ends. Plostia er PLUMBING M. rayee tepee. Gotten er nylon 4 Pc. Dining Room Suite, good condition ............ ... HOMES AVAILABLE: • Contract and Repair Work South P in ecrest--.-. Sanlonl, Fla. Free Estimates ,#*..,«.***, H..,, • • • i ^. *, * 14X4 I Pc. Dinette Suite* --------------Senkxrik Glue and Paint Cm R. L. MAGVEY Pbeae 4M 4 Pc. Wood D lM tU a ................— r — <, . . , . (Ml ,M>, , I •, — «*•«— IX* SM Sanford Ave. Phene ISM 111-114 West Md St. We buy and oou used furniture Dining Room Table* ................... ....................cash and carry .. 4X| PLUMBING A REFAOS Paying u>r caah erieeo Mr any Preach Ave. Septic Tank Installation A Service thing of v /lu t SUPER TRAD­ End Tables, Cocktail Tables, La mp Table* ................... each ..!• ■ newer Connection*. - Archie C. Alter G1G0 p m. Cell X371-W ING POSs on 17-M Ph. 1052w ■*#**«•« * * Oak Buffet, with mirror ............ ...............— M l HI Cots, »5.M; rolnt. U M gal. Anny M—HFBCIAL * * • « * ** m . ■ ■ «.*«*. < fr o m ----------------- 1X4 .g u ru , Ids; Army-Navy Burp- Springs and Mattress** ............ is, MO Beaferd Ave. lue PUMPS A SF lee Refrigerators ....................... from ......... 4X4 42-ABTWLC* rum mlg Plastic Platform Rocker .......... - • a * # * • - W i • rmm >» • * mwiiH*M# cthh and carry ..4. a& Thla Is a free p a n u the Movie- Oil Ranges ^ D .% ; W BR" « . T Ahrens. Exp. date Aug. XI, UM. PLUS MANY OTHER • TOO MUCK FUIMIURKT CUfr GA1UM Dragline A *“* Tk. tSMx t k Gem Geneve. • i %, * .............. land Rld.-ln fteatre for FU llip . iM v lC i a s . • n r * .fir W e & lA u g . 22, 1956 Star. STORE-WIDE 2 kittens need a 10M-J. ia*7 THE 8ANFORD HERALD RENTALS Call Coldspot 3/4 T. alr-eondltloner, STUDENTS—see the newest thing 44—APTI - ROUSES - ROOMS perfect condition. 1150 cash. In typewriters — Royel’e 1W7 Stainless steel baby waahar, ••Twln-Pak". portable. The fast­ French *Avenue bom* eultabl* for CROSLEY - BENDIX S10. Phone 75S-R. est portable on the market. In home A busleeae. Far Informa­ Sales and Service 7 colors. 24 months to | paytion call 1494. Dresser A tied withouL springs A uppiy RANDALL Powell's Office Supj mattress. Good condition. 120. 117 S. Magnolia FURNISHED apt*, phona 1521. P’ hone Electric Company Call 017-J after 6 p. m. Service— Quality— Satisfaction WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms This is s free past to the MoviePb 113 Sanford 2S37-J-3 Da Bary F.M.B. 5c. 10c A 250 STORE private bath*. 114 W. First St. land Rlde-ln Theatre for Re. School Dresses fl.M and 52.M becca Jones, 2100 8. Park Ave. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s HUTCHINSON'S Ocean F r o n t 321 S. Sanford Ava, Exp. dale Aug. 31, 1958. Wall Drilling, HOWARD C. Apu. 539 S. Atlantic. Daytona LONG. Phone M *>T East Trunks, Wardrobe, Steamera, 17—rUR.M P fR E —h o u w e m o ld Baach. Call 2374-W for rn trvaCommercial Ave. Footlockcrs, Briefcases, San­ tlona altar 4:00 p. m. ford Jewelry A Luggigo Co., Buy your Furniture at Berry's duiTOM UPHOLSTERIN'G 300 Sanford Ave. Warehouse Furn. Co., at M l W. 2-Bedroom furnished upstair* apt SUp Covers and Drapes 440. Cell 9018-W. 1st SL All nationally sdv. furn­ STANLEY KULP BEAUTIFUL—g-Pc. SECTIONAL iture at warehouse priest. PHONE M5t-J. GROUPS. Include 3-Pc. Section­ I A 3 room apt Fn. 2943-W. al, 2 End Tables, t Cocktail S P E C IA L AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at Avalon ApU. Efficiency, Ph. I20-W Tabic and 2 Table Lamps At Nix Bedding Co. 3-Pc. bedroom Jameion Studio. Special for chil­ Regularly 1125 suite with Innersprlnf mattress SEE Seminole Realty far Deetrdren lo 5 years. Two StlO, <1 VERY YOU with box springs. Buy at Fac­ gold frame) SID. PHONE 3194. able Home* and Apu. Phone IT. tory prices. Phone 604-J. SPECIAL *$ a1i.7 7 9t U . 5U 0 M » AVE rso Trees trimmed, removed and da- AT GROUND Qenr, 3-room completely Used furniture, appliances, touts, mossed. Ph. 1007-R. Ea*y Term* at — furnished apartmanL SIT Pal­ etc. Bought-eold. Larry's Mart. SANFORD TREE CO. WILSON-MAIER metto Ave. Phone 321 East 1st SL Phone IUL 311 E. Ut St. Phone 038 ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ EFFICIENCY _______ ments, Invoices, hand bills, and SPACE HEATER with fan. 50 able Par haehmar or aene l*. programs, ate. Progressive BTU’s, 115 atael tank, 4-ft Private hath. Aeroee from Feet Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 Office. Meenoi J*: stand, soma copper tubing, used West 13th St. 2 years, good condition M5. New Smyrna ocean fron t One, PHONE 194T-W. T. V. REPAIRS two bedroom apt*., reasonable. •Tti 10 p. m. Service Cilia, 13.00, Lewyt vacuum cleaner beauty 455. McGrath, Box 1411, Coronado J. Q. Herrin, Pb. 2$$3J w. A. to inch floor fan -------station, New Smyrna Booth, *r 40 H E R E A R E J IIS T A F E W Norris, Ph. ISM. Licensed Tech­ Walnut exten. dining UbI* ..... 20 Tel. 1095-M. nicians, guaranteed work. O F T H E M A N Y S A V IN G S 3 Pc. maple bedroom euile Large, clean, furnished apt. 3 special headboard all new .. 130 Beautiful Dinette 5ets. Choice of Well drilling, water guaranteed, adults, t i l Park Ave. 11 Table Tops and 12 Chair China cablnats, oak, walnut 42.30 Phone lOOS-W. .ovars . . . Complete with 4 New Hideaway bed ......... .. 165 Ro»e Court Apt*. Unfurnished COutre Ml **••• Trees trimmed, removed and da- Beds spring mattress from 8.00 room a^rt. Kitchen equipped. mossed. Fraa estimates. Phone New unfinished chesU 4 drawers Phone 13X5*W. ............ 17.30 $139.00 FURNISHED garage apartment, 2 36 Inch pipe wrench .......... 3.00 bedrooms, living room, electric Hundreds other items cheap . BULLDOZING And—Bcautiiu! 34-Pc Dlnnarware kitchen, hath, carports, excel­ Hava buyer for metal Jalousies LOWERY A BRIDGES Set ....... .............. lent location. Frefer couple. Can eave you from 25% San. IIM-W Orange City Syr 4-MM PHONE 1497. to 50% on new furniture ROBINSONS at Its French Ava., Sanford's most Interesting store DESIRABLE ene and two bed­ Sanford. Have 40 years experi­ Super Trading Post n o n e 2033-W room furnished a p i Ph. 43X-W Mil* South on 17-ei ence constructing furniture, cab­ Handtume Bedroom Special 3-Bedroom unfurnished house. N* inets, etc. Visit us and sec Early 41 APPLIANCES Vanity with large Mirror kitchen equipment, SM F r e e d American reproductions, hand Pans! Bed Ava. Phona 14*-J. carved. Phs 52-R. FRIGIDA1RE appliance*, t a l e s Cheit Of Drawers and aarvice. G. H. High, Ovtado, MAYFAIR — I bedroom bout*. FU. Phone FO-5-XX15 or Sanford Reg. EMPLOYMENT Large yard. Call 14B J after $119.95 1442-W after I p, a . 1151.95 a p. tn. M—HELP WANTED—FEMALE A I R C O N D IT IO N IN G For Rent— 1 bedroom furnished For Room or Building i WAITRESS - Apply TouebWn’ Ti apt. M3 per month. SL John* New Salaetioa o f— Drug fltara, Mr. Clark. Realty. H. B. POP! 00. INC. Sofas (Foam Rubber) 114440 Sofa Bads ..................... 1M.OO Curb girls, apply tn person te 244 South Perk Ave. Phoe* 1444 Matching Chairs .............. M.M I-Badroom furnished apt Very Pig'n Whistle. clean A does la. Jimmy Cowan, Hotpolnt 20 gal u b la top hot water Phone flit. ECHOLS REDDING CO. htaur, 450. Ph. 403 or 144-W. Sewing machine operators, steady year 'round work. Excellent Deep frets*, cheat type. 14.T cu. Comer ted A Magnolia. Ph 1222 2-Bedroom furnished house 150. 1 "B ad Bamberger" Mgr. wages, free ho* pita Illation and mile N. of Lengwood on High­ ft., excellent condition. Will sell "pen Mender's til ItM p. m. Ufa insurance. Pleaisnt working way 4ST. Mrs. H. B. LeBret. or tredo for equal value auto­ VISIT OUR BALCONY condition*, paid holiday* and va­ Fh. W .P .--------matic washer or aluminum cations. A p p l y in person, awning for trailer. Ph. 1044-XW WHITE Large 2-bedroom furn. apt. d oes Brookfield Mills, xoe N. Elm 8EW1NO MACHINE CENTER In. Phona IM-J. 703 Palmatto. Ave. 44-BUILDING m atvbial * Salta, Service and Renuls G A R R E T T ’S Furnished Apt. 400 P a d Ave. Beautician, good guarantee and USED BRICK Phone 1422 commission. Ca!| *71 or M03-J. TWO CARLOADS beautUu! used 523 E. First 81. UNFUBNIHHED 1 - Bedroom WOMEN II-$3, to ad d aw ^ eu G » brick- G r o i n . red, end buret M -FA RM AND HARDEN house la Lake Mery. Phone black; U i » » m at SHERMAN mail our clrculara at homo on hlack. t o r fhaai CONCRETE PIPE CO. commission. QIFT FAIR, FAIR. ( GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e Sanford 1042 or 1869-W commlailon. Wrile GIFT Plants In any quantity. Ready New l-bedroom unfurnished epL (Dapt. I), Springfield, Psnna. SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, for setting out Rapt. loth. Vari­ Near shopping center and Pin*MM Der M. No. 1 Common 4330 Reglstarod Nurse—to act aa O ff­ eties are o f Midseaton, Marion crest School. 2019 Elm. No peta r M. No I Common 11X5 par ice Nurse. Call 3174 or M14. Market, Early Round Dutch, please,_________________________ . Floors Laid A Finished; Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy Eaperienced waitress. Good pay. Raaaonnbl*. E. F. Stevens, Ph. Mammoth Red and Eatly CopettNew two bedroom houses, kitchen evening hours. Steady job. 114-R-4 after 4 p.m. hagtn, all from Certified Ferryequipped. 1404 Washington. Ph. Spring 4-5X35. Morris Bead, Ripe A ReSTy To443 or wrile Jack Flynt, Box RED-1-M1X CONCRETE mate A Produce Co., State Farm­ 302 Sanford. ST-MELP WANTED • MALE Window am . . Llntals ers Market, Sanford, Florida, Seplio Tanka • State Approved Furn. Apt. I l l Elm. Ph. 970-J. Dlskwaaher, colored or white. Pbons 328. Sand - Cement • Mortar Mix Good pay, evening houra. Spring Miracle Concrete Co. OVER 400 VARIETIES o f na. 2-room furnished kitchenette apt. 451X5, ' IN Elm Ave. Phone 1335 Adults. Ph. >24. tlve and Imported trees and shrubs, CRYSTAL LAKE NURS­ METAL ROOFING M—MALE er FEMALE ERY, Lakeview llvd., Lake 4-room garage apt. Partly furn. Now In nook. 4-V Crimp — M /4 " So, Cameron Ave. Ph. 1514-R. Responsible person who can man­ Mary, 3 block* wait of Cham­ Corrugated — 2 'i " Corrugated age store on salary and com­ Get all Your roofing need* at ber of Commerce. Unfurnished 2 Bedroom Apt. Close mission. Good opportunity for H h c r m in C o n cre te I'ip e C o. In. Phone 422-W wfde awake person. Reply Box S»—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Out West 13th St. JS, Sanford Herald. Good practice trumpet, perfect REAL ESTATE 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 14—WORK WANTED—FEMALE rendition, 440. tlpeed-Queen IronHAYNES Office Machine Co., er, ML Phone X4T4-W, M —WANTED 1 0 RENT Housework-Baby Sitting by Cal. Typewriter!, adding machines, YOUR EASY WAY to renting *•• girl Ph. 1541-J. Army Officer going over teas de­ Saiei-Rontals, 314 Meg., Ph. 44. canclei: Clairifled edit Some­ sires to rent X bedroom un­ M—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES This Is a free pas* to the R1U thing vacant? Phone 1421 for furnished home for family In an ad-wntar. Theatre lor Donald Cain. Exp. Sanford. Da Bary araa. ph X1MStandard Oil station. Corner date Aug. 31, loss. WI. French A Laka Front. EquipFOR WIDE CHOICE ad buyers, renters, workers, ua* Want Ads. ^ nym^^nv*nu>|Xj^ It Pays To Uis Classified. 41-A C R E AG V Phone 1121 to place ’em. ORLANDO Sentinel Ralph Roy, 3150. A N T ADS 14—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT AT TERRIFIC BAVIN txa black homo Mi L Fleet ^ • mu 3-BEDROOM house with carports, rch and utility room, rrlgltiro appliances, $325 down LOWELL E. OZIER BnlUtor - Phene IMS Office: teat §. Orlande Or. C U STO M B U IL T H O M E S *VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 'LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. Phone 1911 1900 Mallonville Small naw frame house, partially furnished. 2 lovely lots, well shrubbed, 53300. Wa* $6300. Muit sell. 2810 Sanford Ave. Frame It* story house, gsrsite 4 iota In Lake Mary. On* large bedroom downstairs. Attic com­ pletely finished for on* extra large or two imall bedrooms. $6300. Total. $1300 Down. May be teen any time prior Thursday evening. Phone 3133. For Sale—3 acres at Oslaen. Soma fruit. 3 room house needs tome repairs. $2500 Cash for immedi­ ate sals. Mrs. Lacy. Rt. 1, Box 310, Sanford. FU. OWNER out o f State looking for a responsible party to buy at low down payment, his 3 bed­ room block homo in De Bary, Furnished, two hatha and many extras. For Information call: OVIEDO. l-Tlreat 5-3282. 14-LOTS 100x410 lake front lo t Crystal Point, Lake Mary. Ph. 003 or 144-W IT—BROKER* ana REALTORS OWNER TRANSFERRED Immediate possession on modern 2 bedroom masonry hom*. kit­ chen equipped, hardwood floors, recently re-decoratad, good loca­ tion. Total price o f $9150, with good terms. 3 Bedroom, X bath, masonry home, nearly naw and In ex­ cellent condition, near Country Club, a good buy at $13,500X0 with term*. Beautiful, beached, lakefront lot on Yanken Lake, 100 foot front age, $3400.00, Seminole Realty W. DIETIIlifts T. W. MERO . REALTORS IN I park Ava Phene IT er 143 Hohort A. Wtniaina. Realtor Raymond Lundquut, A isocilt* Phone l « 3 Atlantic Bank Bldg. LARGE 3 BR paneled Fie, room Hardwood floors, recently redec era ltd, good location. Total price of $9,150, with good tarns. "Bsttar start an *d in the Clissifiad Faction far aomaona In replace you" DAILY C R O S S W O R D ACROSa I. Petty quarrtl B. Male cat* 9 .7*articla 10. Melody II. Chang* 13. Sources a4 water 14. Brume 18. Perform IT. Owing 11. South American river It. Christmas 22. Tellurium 23. Footway 28. Mood 27. Utter O 29. Bind 30. Capital 2. Winter festival (Am. lnd.) 3. Devoured 4. Late 8. Marble 0. Coir. (■wsd.t 7. Not strong 3. Welcoming geeture It. A-tlptoe 13. Prophet is. Not tn 3fl. Permit 31. ArobUn chieftain 24. Pay atten­ tion ft lO n iN ) 33. Tatters 38. Behold IT. University 1 9$. American Indian 40. Unit of work 42. Depart 41. OstrichIlk* bird 44. Eject In n Jet 47. BlUnt 49. Ineld* 40. Boy's school (Eng.) 91. Suppose 32. Fathsr (pou .) fT effletr 34. Pod of the A K‘m. M. |!. ii<’ *1 * 1 ( | i « * j i rr-i « 1 i$ it i : i y ■i ;i M; ii *ih 1 J . i i.’ nii i i 1 •: 6 i R iZ ♦? hi jro i < : '•j*' i i i •II Ifi " H I '1 II Hi 1 1 1 • 1 J*Ml '1 17 * • |M 1 | • 11 •” ' J» point tabbr.) 30. Malt bever­ ages Tu nti w 'i 31. Apa­ thetic 3$. Famed 31. Droop ia the 41, Departed middio 44. Indian Mf 44. a t m t Utah iirchiu 44. Maa*a 33. Short toll or noSM n hare 4LLuaon naUva i ¥ IT ii m w DOWN 1. Biticon dl. oxide 47-BROKERS and REALTORS IF IT IN REAL ESTATE ask Crumley A Monteith ■I UT louth Park, Phone 111 They Know Judging W ill Bt In Fort Lauderdolt For Mrs. Am trico : LARGE I BR paneled Fla, room, NEW YORK IP Finale M hardwood floors, electric kltch OZIER REALTY CO. the annual Mr*. America conteet Laura I . Osier, Broker •n, c o m p l e t e l y redecorated, •re being to Fort Lauderdale,;;H H u ai M. Field, Associate Beautifully landscaped corner 7801 Oo. Orlando Dr. Phone U34 wea announced Tuesday. lot. Most desirable terms. EVENINGS: 3115 and 790 For the past thro# year*, the BURURBAN t Bedroom cinder Judging has been staged i t EL A k i a n d a r A B irin g e r block horn*, 2 year* old with llnor Villege, Daytona Baach. Real Estate A Insurance htichsn equipped. Full price Bert Navins, president o f Mr*. Assoc. only $7,200. $1300 down and 444 Mrs. Lourino Messenger, 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. II America, ln c„ nltiqli conducts per month. the bomemaklng competition, S ACRES o f high dry fertile gound NOTICE TO ALL REALTORS - the climax o f tho nationwide Our properly at 1403 Key Ave. last was moved because o f h*U $200 acre. Within 4 mllet or San­ hsi been sold. ford. Only trouble road right-oftar fsclltilaa available et Fort B. G. CARUTUERS way needs clearing. Leudcrdnle aand also because o< a change in th* form at o f UM BPACIOU8 A MODERN 3 bed­ final Judging. room home, on slraat Ideal for safaty o f children; built-in clac RAYMOND M. BALL Next year, tk* 4i *Ut*« wiB> trie kitchen; to m a to floors; I OICAR M. HARRISON nera and their husbands will ho REO. RRQ KffM tilt hatha { largo cloiaii and quartered at the projected Beach extra storage room. Owner S. D. Illghlaymin, Associate Club Hotel In Fort Laodordnls 294 BOM* Fork Ave. transferred, priced to tell at and Ibe last three days o f Judg­ $11X40. TERMS. ing will bo bald at tho e itra W. H. "B ill" BTEM FER Memorial Auditorium, Gay Alloa, AaaocUt* Tho publl* will bo Invited a* Arietta Frtea, Associate tho contestants are Judged In ■taller — General Inanranc* cooking, baking, sewing and otisPhan# M l or t i n u t N. Pork Avo. • homemaklng teita In tho and3-Bodroom house, kitchen equipllorlum. Heretofore, this photo pad, car part*. Lot 40x100 o f tho contest has boon coo duct­ Fruit u*oa, $7471.00. ed privately. 2-Bedroom house, furnished. CarHEAVY VOTE port*. Lot 30 x 100. Beautifully landscaped. $AS2$.00. BRUNIWICX. Nob. U P- Voters turned out in bigger number* KENNETH E. B U C K Roxlsttrad Rail Batata Broker than usual to ballot la town olos* IIM E. 2nd. Phona IIM Has. On* reason was tha ftrq-aL ran at th* d tp hall w|* short d m Consult A REALTOR First cuitad and blow for several min* CULLEN AND HARKSY ut**. Fooplo burriod to tho a t y IN N. Park Ava. Pbaa* 1413 Hall to find o « ! what v sa wrong* FOR QUICK ACTION uee CUsal- and stayed to trot*. .* See ua for Francb Ave. Property fled ada to **U rest hire. Call REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN In Iho IhJlburf*, VL, m MIL 2344 Franck Ave. BALL REALTY J. W. HALL. REALTOR Xebnay Walker, AaeocUl* "Call Roll" Phone ITM of early Amort*en history, SWAP ANTlW NUt Juat place Is probably th* Ursmt CUsstijed ads. Phone M il lor a coUictios of cigar store Indians. helpful ad-wrtur. A. B. PETERSON rokar AaaocUte»: A. B. PaUrsoo Jr., P. J. Chosuraon, Garfield Willetts, Jobs Mafaoh oad B. W. William*. A. C Daudnay, Load lurvayar. Phone UM 114 N. Park Ava. MAYFAIR Uti Mother O f Sonford spbs It Pays Te UM O e f t i f k l ********•*•**••*"*#*•••*•from ........ UEMB NOT JJfTED Ol AND EASY TERMS W M TM W I0 2-Bedroom house, tile bath and kitchen, hot water, gas heat, good water. Large yard, 6 bear ing fruit trees, alum, garage, utility room, screen porch. S miles from Sanford, $3X50. Also 2- bedroom furnished house for rent, $35. Al Gibbons, DeBary, Fla, Second bouie back or Dime Store. L PAYTON Fhuee 1X7 P egf t MU 1I-M at Hiawatha * fr. #%*■ W *i �QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED RICH FULL H A V O ttD I inn lix ie VA C P A * Qne.Unm p with eoch 1Oc purchase, 10 stomps with every dollar you spend. It's no Trouble and you save Double! WAIT O N I WITH PRICES GOOO THRU SAT. AUGUST 25th A ll PURPOSE STOKELY FINEST TOMATO BIBLETSASPARAQUS 4-7 LOS AVGW T GREAT RIO TENDER MEEN MART PEAS 2 KR A FT FIN EST Q U A LIT Y GREEN GIANT RIRLETS CORN 2 12 OZ CANS GREEN GIANT MEXICORH ASTO t IRSTART COFFEE scon COUNTY PORK & BEARS D I!P SOUTH APPLE JELLY HICKORY SWEET SLICED Bacon THOMPSON SEEDLESS P fc O O U C E U. S. N O . 1 WHITE ’D ay* Fresher' EAT-RITE GR "A ‘ CANTALOUPES EAT-RITE LAMB SALE! Lk LAMB LESS 69* U. S. CHOICE LAMB lk ; SH'LD ROAST 39* U ,S. CHOICE POTATOES 1 LARGE FANCY I CALIFORNIA Bari Patrt 2 I LARGE CUBAN lw*. 36e | Avoeaios 3 2B l| LIBBY BEEF, CHICKEN OR TURKEY U. S. CHOICE LAMB HEADLESS A DR FRESH WNITIN8 2 lw. 21 TASTY CA RAW AY-A TASTY TREAT Q N I I S E u. | SH’LD CHOPS FINE FOR B-B-QUING LEAN MEATY LAMB STEW Lk Lk 49* 20* MORTON APPLE, PEACH, CHERRY Strawberries D AIR Y DELIGHTS L. 0 . S . Butter '65c BALLARD OR PILLSBURV I SUPERBRAND FINEST QUALITY Biscuits 4^49‘ lMarg'rine “ 39* �§>m xfatb l i tv a lh Shop and Save In Sanford i u INDEPENDENT t v n r n p w n p v p DAILY n u t v NEWSPAPER w w o n tP P D AN - ju u u h w » i a i • 'K T O U L M E X L V in DCT Club Be Formed At SHS ' Louia Girard, coordinator of the Divert HIed Cooperative Training Program, taid thia morning that a "D . C. T. Club" will be organlxed at Seminole High School during the flrat weeka of the echool year. Girard aald that all membera of the D. C. T. program at the high achool will be membera of the club. 'R A two-day Joy ride by three “ Because the student-learner Seminole County youngitera waa worka in the afternoon, hit acheended yeaterday when they wereidule doea not permit participation Three Youths Are Taken Into Custody For Stealing Jeep SANFORD, FLORIDA published 1908 Big 3 W ill Offer Plan To Egypt LONDON UR— The Western Big Three determined today to w ind up the Sues conference by nightfsll and presents its lg-natlon plan for internationalising the canal to Egypt despite Soviet-ldlan opposi­ tion. One well-informed source said another attempt would be made to get ths conference to agree on (our or five governments to approach Egyptian President Nasser as a committee ln an effort to set the stage for direct negotiations. “ We hope to wind up the con­ ference today," an American Em­ bassy spokesman said. The West plans to hand Nasser a full report on the discussions during the eight-day closed parley — including the opposing Indian plan supported by Russia, Ceylon and Indonesia. This would leave actual control of the waterway In Egypt's hands, with an interna­ tional board set up only to advise the Egyptians. Egypt’ s reporter) threat to hoU up liritlsh and French ships us­ ing the cans) stunned conference delegates. An official of the nation­ alised canal board act up by Nssser was quoted as threatening to de­ lay the ships if Frenchmen and Englishmen working as canal pil­ ots quit their Jobs. The British and French Cabinets were called Into special sessions to deal with what appeared a new crisis building up. __ _ -e -tm i i » " . THURSDAY AUGUST 23, 1958 If Your Herald In Not Delivered By 8 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 I*. M. For Delivery ----Associated Preaa Leaaed Wire No. 168 Highway Group Okays 6-Point Approach To Road Problems $ 5 Million Program Proposed A six-point approach to the present road problems and needs o f Seminole County was approved taken into cu.tody by the S em i-!1" ,'"» 1ny « tr* ;fu.rrlcu,.«r last night at a meeting of the _ .u I actlvitlea of the achool, he aaid. Cltixcns' long Rango Tlighway o o e County Sheriffs deputies *, |••Therefore, the need for aome soPlanning Committee held at Mm they were taking purloined ga»o- clal acuvUy baaed on mutual inSpencer's Restaurant. line to a Jeep that had been stolenI tereat ia necessary," Girard added. John KriUcr, Sanford City Co nThia problem, he aald, is met by Monday night. inlssioner and Seminole County organixing local clubs having a A 17-year-old Forest City boy, Commissioncr-elect, p r o p o s e d wide variety of actlvitlea. iu well as hi a other two compan­ "We undertake an overall high­ Explaining the purpose of the D. way plan for the entire county i e s , a 14-year-old white boy, and C. T. Club, Girard said that dur­ projecting our nerds into the fu­ a 10-year-old Negro boy, admitted ing the year the club has dances, ture at least ten years." taking the Jeep from the San Lan- picnics, plans radio and TV pro­ In addition, Kridcr proposed grams for local stations, as well do Golf Club property. that live program be financed by as assembly programs for the George Howard Stuckey, the 17* achool. a bond Issue that would total aa year-old youth, had no explanation much aa five million dollars. The organisation la expected to for taking the Jeep when brougnt take part in civic and achool pro­ Krider again brought up for dis­ cussion by the Long Range High­ to the Seminole County Jail by jects closely related to the com­ way Planning group the proposal Deputy Sheriff M. McClelland. munity auch as Red Cross, TB that a short route to Oviedo from He said, “ We Juat did U for tho Association, March of Dimes, and other almliar efforts. Sanford be bull) by using a cause­ H h and the ride." "Once a year the club members way over Lake Jcsup. The Negro boy, who at flrat attend a District meeting o f all Also approved last night by the could not remember where l.o Used U D. C. T. club. In their district. At group, was an invitation to the , a ' ! th*‘ «m e district officers a n electState Road Board to hold their F C,tJr> , t f d*y |ed and they also participate in the next tweeting ln Sanford. William !ii ’ ° 'd *nd ln election of a district repre.enUtlev A. Kratxert will extend the Invithe seventh grade." ! to the Slate Convenlon, Glratd tation to the State Road Board The 14-year-otd white boy, also, pointed out. group meeting this weekend in o f Forest City, aaid that he at­ A a chosen location there ia a South Florida. tended Lyman School and waa in yearly state convention which will Brelley Odham, chairman o f the seventh grade. be held this year in Miami. Each the Citixena Long Range Highway (According to the youngsters, club selects two delegates from its Planning Committee said last u>ey took the Jeep Monday nigftt, members for this convention. night as the road needs o f the hid it in a south Seminole County There are now over 100 clubs ln county, in every section, were dis­ orange grove Tuesday night, and the State which are grouped to­ cussed "W e should hold meeting* WASHINGTON - The United wrere attempting to use it yester­ gether Into the Florida State Fede­ with people in every community States is asking Britain to find day when apprehended. ration of D. C. T. Clubs. of the county, Longwood, Alta­ out whether Red China has any A can containing diesel fuel was The local club electa Ita own monte Springs, Casselberry, Ovie­ stolen by the boys from a truck oflfcers. However, its constitution Information on the fate of a Navy do, Geneva, Lake Mary," Odham patrol plane which ia missing off aa orange grove workers left the and by-laws must be submitted to proposed auch a meeting so that Vehicle momentarily. They were the Stale Distributive Cooperative the China Coast after an attack "w e could aay people, what do we walking along a county road Just Education Section where they ere by unidentified aircraft. need In roads for this county?" Britain hat diplomatic relations •if the Forest City highway when either approved or disapproved by Meetings o f the from * will be with Red Chins; the United States picked up by Deputy Sheriff Mo the Exeaitlve Boerd of the State held once e»M> moitftf aod the Cleiland. . « . • FederatM of D. C p T ; Clubs.' • 3. The State Department ac&u\ t membership of the committee A s assorted inventory o f a n i­ On# af the moot important activi­ ter receiving a formal report will be revived to ita full itrength. SAN FRANCISCO UP-Presidentf cies was tu n ed out >-f the pockets ties of the club is the annual from Navy headquarters her* Elsenhower goes before the Repub­ AN EDITORIAL The contrart for the construe- Ne* m«n»be»r* o f the committee o f the three youngstatrs. In front employer-employe banquet, which that a Martin IMM Mercator witl) lican National Convention today to tlon of the New Yorh Giants new *“ 8Be*ted at last night's discuso f then, on a table at the Teml- serves le (1) express to their em­ four officers and 13 enlisted men accept nomination for a second dormitory building has bean re- ,lon* i n c l u d e d Representative nole County Jail, were: four plas­ ployers the appreciation for their aboard had been attacked at 1:33 reived in Sanford by John Burton Gordon V, Frederick; J. Dan tic spoons, one comb, a bottle op participation in the training pro­ term and put his administration's a. m. Thursday, local lime, north 111, Architect, signed by officials Wright, Warren E. Knowles, San­ oner, a piece of copper wire, a gram ( I ) give employers a better o f Formosa while over interna­ record on the line In the campaign o f the New York Giants' organisa­ ford City Manager; Captain Rob­ pencil, a inndkerchlef, one pocket- Idea of tha Job which they and tional waters. ert W. Jackson, Commanding Offi­ against the Democrats. tion. tailfe, three empty billfolds, a ma- the school are doing (I ) bring about cer, NAS; and the Naval Air Sta­ The Sanford Herald lias passed another milestone! State Department pres* offl -cri Fortified by a unanimous vota of The contract Is dated Aug. 20. •caine nut, 37 cents in change, a a better understanding among em­ Only yeaterday. Wednesday, Aug. 22, The Sunford Herald ployers, school and student learn­ m°rnt>-1' RCI|> lMUcd lhil Dewitt, Furncll A Spicer, suc­ tion'* Public Worka Officer. hammer, a bit and a wrench. wildly cheering delegates in hit rebecame a year older. The slate of proposals adopted ers. (4) end provide ■' practical cessful bidders for the construc­ Apparently, according to Sheriff "Our Navy authorities have pub- clec,*on ^Id, ha Is srehduled to Through the good years and tho Imd ones The Sanford tion of the new building to be at the Wednesday night meeting learning silualion for the students. Luther Hobby and Deputy Sheriff For a better understanding by lished a preliminary report of the ?o lo the Cow Palace rostrum and Herald has been published in the interest of a bigger and erected at (he cornrr o f Mellon- of the committee Included: McClelland, the boys had ridden tha parents, an "open house” is UB. Navy patrol plane said lo be before a nationwide radio-television better Sanford and Seminole County. ville and Celery Aves has turned 1— A proposal to contact Im­ bicycles to the Ban Lando Golf also hald by the club with exhibits missing and unaccounted for ap. „udltnce Just after the convention There have been some minor interruptions and emer­ the contract over to its attorneys mediately the appropriate parties Course and had stolen the Jeep. and atudy materials set up to show *?*r *l,*cb by un*' hears Vice President Nison, who gencies - all of them were overcome. for review. of the Seminole County Commis­ Witnesses, they say, had seen what ths class is accomplishing n s ir e n will return to San Francisco today For forty-eight years The Sanford Herald lias served the The amount o f the bid Is undis­ sion, District Road Board mem­ two of the boys involved in the and the scope of the student train­ V fft have been Informed by tlie citizens o f the Sanford and Seminole County community and closed, however, according to the ber, and the District Office of the auto theft and were being search­ ing. Department o f Dcfcn-c that the from Whittier, Calif. throughuut its columns during these long nund>er of years architect. The building as bid, State Road Department and do ed for at the time they were apEisenhower said In announcing Girard extends an invitation to all commander of ths U. S. 7th Fleet there has been good news. Imd news, news of progress and was modified slightly redurlng ull that is necessary to get the •yehended. haa undertaken an immediate nir his availability for another term Juniors and seniors to visit the new the number of rooms to be used as remainder of llighwray 17-92 under A hearing for the two boys of D. C. T. room at the high school and surface search for the plane last Feh. 29 that as far as hs was the acceleration o f progressive ideas and projects. sleeping quarters for the baseball construction. The Sanford Herald is among tho few business organiza­ Juvenile age Is being leld this aft­ which will be open from now until and survivors. concerned the main Issue of the 2— A resolution to contact the tions o f the community IImt has served the |icople within trainees ernoon before Juvenile Judge Ern­ the school opening. Any questions, "The Department of State is en­ Work on tho construction o f lli* District Road Hoard member and est Houshoider. deavoring to obtain whatever in­ campaign would be the record of It for such n long number o f years. said Girard, concerning the No definite charges hive been gram msy be asked at any time. formation it can regarding the his first term. And aides sakl In As Sanford and Seminole County lias grown, prospered building Is expected lo begin with­ request in Immediate report on the status of Htat* Road 48 and placed yet against the older boy, Girard may be reached at the Incident and will take such steps advance of his adreis today that and exiutnded, so has The Sanford Herald—and it steps in a week, Architect Burton re­ to request an early letting of the apparently the leader of the small high echool personally or by call- •a may be indicated after the his emphasis will be right on that forward today Into the forty-ninth year looking for­ vealed today. contract. facta are ascertained." gang. ins 378 or 704. point — the record. ward to the greatest years of its long history. 3— To request that a route ba It's a record Adtal Stevenson, In the pages of The Sanford Herald there are redesignated on State Rond 48 from the Democratic presidential nomi­ rorded the stories of the creation of Seminole County, a Mrllonvllle Ave to tie in with the nee, and his colleagues sharply as­ Florida land Itoom, trolley cars, a midtown railroad station, west end o f the county. It was sailed at their party convention the b ig celery days, the imving of its streets, a new (.Jourt proposed that the District Itoad In Chicago last week. It's a record House, and even now there are plans for more and bigger Roatd member and the State the Republicans have been prais­ expansion within the community. Road Board lie requested lo con­ ing loudly here all this week. The Sanford Herald, thioughmit its past forty-eight years, CLEMSON, 8. C „ - Newly-cre- sider the request of a route from Elsenhower told his news conferanswered criticism in my life,” haa agreed and disagreed In the interest o f growth and sled Western Electric Scholar­ Mellonville Ave. west to the Woand that hs feci* the opposition prosperity— and its policies will continue to itarullcl the de­ ships at Clrmson College have klva River bridge. attack will do nothing "but re­ sires o f a flourishing, thriving, successful city and county. been awarded to Charles Snckett 4— Senator Douglas Munition! Spencer Jr., of Charleston, and proposed to the committee 'hut bound upon the people who make James Howard Allrs>t. o f Sanford, It." they endorse a request the build­ FIs. Both are rivll engineering ing of u new bridge across the St. Immediately after the convention students. adjourns the President will leave Johns Itlver un State Road 413 to by speclalt rain for three or four The grant* provide tuition, uni tie In with State Road ifl and that A l | » l 22 days of golf and general relaxation form fees, books, and supplies Celery Ave. be widened, under Admissions at the plush Cypress Point Club They arc based on outstanding heavy maintenance, to 21 feet PFC-Mel Fleischer o f the UJ. on the Monterey Peninsula, about Mrs. Bell. Hawkins (Lockhart) scholastic ability, engineering ap­ within a 00 foot right of way. Marine Corps, and son o f Mr. and 123 mile* south of San Francisco. titude and need. 3—The committee also endorsed He will fly buck to Washington ear­ Mary Francis Oliver (Sanford) Mrs. Irwin Fleischer of Hanford, a program to widen Sanford Ave Spencer, a rising sophomore at was picked from Camp LrJrune, Births ly next week. « N. C., to represent the camp at Clrmson, is a graduate of St. to the Sanford Naval Air Station. Renomlnatlon of an EisenhowerBaby Boy Ouxbury ft—The committee proposed that the All Marine Golf Tourney held Andrew* High School in Charles­ Nixon ticket put the President in Discharges ton. lie maintained a 3 02 grade •he Orange County Board of Comlast week at Oceanside, Calif. a Jovial mood. After watching the Fleischer came in third in the ratio o f • possible 4.00 during his mlssioners be requested to pa\o balloting on TV in his St. Francis Mr*. Forrest Nutt and baby buy ! freshman year at college after the three miles of red brick roid (Orange City) All Marine Golf event. Hotel suite with family members lie witl lie one of the three Ma- c*r *"8 ■» A'* in his first semes from the Orange County tine lo and friends, he made a brief visit llarry M. Ilulse (I)e liar) I rlnrs that will represent the Ma- »«r of work. He wa* news editor Stat Road 30 due to the fact Hut last night lo Civic Auditorium, Harrietts Johnson (Sanford) rinc Corps In the All Armed ° t the student newspaper, where Major George Christopher •j vice- a large number of Seminole Coun­ Lydia Johnson (Sanford) Force* Tourney to be played at president of the YMCA Council, ty residents, working at I'atrirk wax host at a ball marking the and a member of the national Air Force Base, use that route si Linda Dr Matt in (Hanford) 100th anniversary of both the ,11cKglln Field next week. championship Pershing R i f l e s the shortest distance to their publican party and the city of ban August 23 Drill Platoon. He Ij a member o f work. Francisco. Admissions Accompanied by Mr*. Eisenhow­ Phi Eta Sigma, honorary seholss" i t |, time to sta.t planninj Patsy Owens (Sanford) er, the President got a rousing ova­ tic fraternity. -uad* into 17-92 to dewlou ths Visit leg llowrs tion. Allred, a native of Belton who wc,t ,ja c of the cou nt)." ChairTALLAHASSEE or — Gov. Col. Before switching on his TV art Private Rooms—It a m. to 9 p.m. now lives in Florida, graduated ,u n Jlralley Odham told tile com"»» * W Wa office from Seminole High School, San mittce as they dlsruncd the overto watch tha convention proceed­ Reml-PHvata R o o m .-I p.m. to 4 ths remainder of this week. ings, Eisenhower visited in hi* p.m .; T p.m. to 9 p.m. ford, In Juno. Hs received a rcrtl- 11 pictuie o( the road needs m The governor and his family suite for about five minutes with Pediatries—It s.m. to • p.m. (parficata of merit In the National earh aect'on of the county. arc vacationing at their beach cot­ former President Herbert Hoover. Mta and/or grandparent* only) Merit Scholarship competition last The next meeting of th 'T'itage near St. Tcrosa. Collins is He also got la an afternoon nap Obatetries— According to accom­ spring. feus' Long Raoge Highway .Man­ taking advantage o f tho time as recommended by bie doctors. modations and nn visitors dur­ ning Committee, slated for Sep­ away to work oa sumo of his fuAt hla news conference, Eisen­ ing fowling o f bablos. tember, will bring the Mayor* am) taro spetebea. hower aald ha now feels “ about leading cluxsni of all o f Scmloola. His next scheduled speech will ••s-ifu finger over one or tae squadron aircraft during yeatenuys inspection of VAH-ti at BNA8. Onlookers aa good as avar" I Is moatba af­ bo mads at a mooting of tho Mi­ Partly steady Friday, Bute County’* communities together ta ter undergoing major abdominal are Commander W. E. Leasee, ‘ Chief Staff Officer, Maintenance Chief Joe Stepp, Commander F. D. ami Springs-HUiooh Chamber o f ckaaga la temper stare; tew tmdgfct plan a comprehensive road Murphy, VAH-9 Maintenance Officer, and Cemmaadtr W. R. Haxiett, tha squadron's Commanding surgery and Us heart attack of gram. 84 71. Commcra* Aug. U last ia * . aa. ^ O ffice r. (Official Photo, U. S. Navy) U.S. Asks Britain To Seek Details About Plane's Fate ★ Ike W ill Accept Nomination, Rut Record P n Line Today Construction Will Be Started Soon On New Dormitory H erald O bserves 4 8 th A nniversary Howard Allred Is Given Scholarship Fleischer Will Hospital Notes Mel Play In All Armed Forces Golf M eet Collins Family On Vacation Weather � 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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WV; ’ 1 ,-■■. - >‘*v .■■ ' i-’ 1. ! . ' 'Z' ■• i THE SANPORD HERALD ISENHOWER: Hes Seeking Another Term Patients Moke Key From Spoon; Flee Mental Hospital CH ATTAH O O CH EE UP>— Tour mental patient* fashioned a key out o f • ipoon handle and fled from the Florida State H w pltal yesterday S '• » ' M U • _/ vara apprehended lorn* two hours lat­ er. Hospital Supt. William R efer* said one o f the escape**, William Rodrtfua, had been charted with murder In D a d * County and an­ other, Edward L. Singleton, had been committed a fter being con­ victed In Hillsborough County on brsaklnr and entering charge*. The two other* who enjoyed a b rief priod o f liberty were D. J. Munday o f Dural County and R J. Burney o f Putnam County. Rogers said that while an at­ tendant was taking a group of patient* to another section o f the hospital, these four used the key to get out one door and broka open another door o f their wards. Munday was apprehended by Deputy Sheri I ( Robert Martin. The three others were taken by attendanta near Hardaway eait o f here. Pollicemen Kill Robber, Capture Two In Gun Duel By Surprise, Bachelor Takes Dare; San Fran’s Ready Learns To Run H om e I «hy hy the 0*1 dea Sole It reedy fee dm teflon af Sapeblltaa eanvenilee delegates. I 1 f p fCANKUN JOHNSON Ordtral Free* Association Correspondent M * n tA M C W C O — Ttm deM m o f this City o f ttm Ooldcn OaU, and they are legion, win that 'Frisco la the moat elltan city la Urn country, l i s t may be an undsratataxben the OOP opens Its Q a a vitln n on Aug. so, fo r Urn la w n tits rally will be bunting at Urn atoms. Almost since the day la early [February, 1955. when the then (Mayor Elmer Robinson laatned to Me astonishment that “ the W hite House says it la to be S *a Francisco In *9fl” they have been scrambling around hare ta Mho, together dAOO hotel room*. That, aa almost everyone eonaodis. simply la net enough hotel •pact fo r a national political eon but fortunately Fraa*laco la Ilka New Orleans in the .Waxed way It can entertain a household of visitors that overRow* Urn guest reoni lata Urn attie, basement, Lawn and garage. Tb*y*ll find room somehow and betides Umr* Will bo a'Iran an ahenp within Urn transit papateflon, beating a path ta China* lawn’ and the other colorful at­ tractions that never let you for­ get that thla la "Um gateway to the Orient." It la no ratlaottas u,______ pmadaeo that It la ahart of total wen* far such a jamboree, beanuaa only three eitle* have draught New Torn, of ce bat It has hooted only two naatleos bacauoa for this purM at It la geagreyhlraBy afr-ooa* •an .Chicago, wheat (.OOO-plus trams «uka It a "natural" aa fa* Masted by Its M past conclave*, gM VMteMMUa, nuwarup to Uta W tair Cttx ln physical giant RMMpatfntMna attaetad to by boo-boo ao fa r was that choice o f the three sculptured figures from Rodin's "Dante's Inferno" group fo r the convention pro­ gram, and the mayor himself caught that la tlm*. You could have knocked exMayor Robinson over With a feather when he received a tele­ phone call from the a o p N a­ tional committee gathering in Philadelphia to pick Um alts that hi* hometown could hare u If ha "g a t busy." Chicago and Phila­ delphia were the contenders, and Baa Francisco had not even put in a bid. * * * ROBINBON sent a telegram the lata Benator Robert A . Tart, pledging 9100,000 aa quickly aa you can say "Ike," and rounded up businessmen who agreed to raise another 9100,000, since then the elty has underwritten the entire 9990,000 and provided the Cow Palace rent free. I t la not that Californians arc getting alow In pushing their state fo r conventions, but they had surmised that with three bit­ terly coatesUng OOP leaders and Candidata e -V lo * FraaMmt Nin­ on, Senator WUUam F. Knowload and Gov, Goodwin Knight— they wouldn’t have a chance. P resides tial aid* Sherman Adams now la credited with shunting things this way. I t mom* ancient history now, but Um row with Senator Joseph McCarthy than was la full awing aad Adame la reported to havo dreaded "an Invasion a f Um gal­ lery by McCarthy Wisconsinites." BeWfm. ha never baa Chicago aa too frt*w _. ______ bower territory, dating back to the big battle last time with Um lata Benator Robert A . T a f t San Francisco asters a select g im p a f m ly eight cttlaa that have hasted m a n than on* con­ vention. Beatdm Chicago end P ramcrate there in flftfl Q R i i m u M I N N E A P O L I S VS A bachelor schoolteacher claim* ho has proved that it require* only a teveu-hotir workday to care for a family of four children and do all the washing. Ironing, cooking, bak­ ing, houaecleinlng, bathing and disciplining. Maurice K. Enghauten, M , a man of great courage, took a dare and found out what It's like to run a home. It all came about after Enghausen, who teaches at Sau Ra. pW*. Minn., read a Minneapolis Tribune story about the long work week o f today's young mother, lie wrote a letter to the paper, lay* Ing, “ Any woman who put* In that many hours is awfully slow, a poor budgeter of Ume or Just plain Inefficient’ ’ He offered to prove his point by keeping bouse for * family. T h t Tribune arranged for him to take over for three days at the Min­ neapolis home of th* Robert Dal­ tons, subject of the original story. So, armed with nothing more than hla theories and bravery, Knghauscn mo veil Into the Dalton house and told the parent* to take it easy, that ho w ai there to do all the housework and child tend­ ing. When the sin was over, Enghausen chucklsd victoriously. “ I still wish teaching 115 stuJent* were as easy as handling four children and a bouse." Mrs. Dallnn, previously more Ihnn a little skeptical, praised him. “ In cooking, he did better than 1 do," she conceded. "In cleaning, 1 am more thorough. But perhaps some of that Is unnecessary. He certainly fit beautifully in our fam ­ ily, nml the kids were sorry to see him go. “ He's so methodical. The only hlng he forget was to wind his watch. "And he knew Just where to find everything— the soup in the base ment and tho pliers on the rear of tho refrigerator top." Knghausen figured his work load totaled 20 hours over the three days. Here 1* part what he did just th* first day; Riesel Says Killing Means Gang W ar Washed three load* of clothes and hung them outdoor* 4a dry. Ironed all the laundry, Includ­ ing underwear and aheeti, which Mrs. Dalton doe* not Iron. Cleaned tho first floor. Baked two cakes, neither from commercial mixes. Prepared two stlads to be eat­ en the next day. Fixed a soup and aandwlch lunch and a big aupper which he serv­ ed In the back yard. Bathed Marty, 4, Mary I, and Robbie, 2, at the same time, Timmy, T, escaped when he heard water running. Waihed the woodwork. Undressed the children for their naps, and dresaed them again when they awakened. Borrowed aoda for the ceka* from a next door neighbor "wha looked « • ikaaik eh* tissueb* she had belter humor m e." Disciplined th* children mildly. Scrubbed the kitchen floor—at • p m., because ha doesn't believe In letting thing* go until tomor­ row. Made a hit with the children. Tim m y gave him 10 pannlea for a gift. M aty told him " I really love you," as she climbed onto his lap. And Robert let him do everything for him, from feeding to diaper changing. Enghausen says his efficiency stems from the fact ha h u kept house for himself for seven years and did housework to earn monay while a college senior. "M y mind works like a clack and la full of pigeon holei Ilka a desk, In which planned thoughts are filed to be used later,” ha says. The Daltons considered his stay wonderful.” State Rood Board Study Proposed Bayway Location TALLAH ASSEE tit — Members o f the B u te Road Board will in­ spect Um aite o f the proposed Pinellas County bayway Aug. 29. The board has accepted the in­ vitation o f tha Pinellas County Commission and chambers o f commerce o f various municipali­ ties in the area to hold Its regu­ lar monthly meeting at Clear­ water Friday, Aug. 24. Executive Director Ralph Davis M id board members would take advantage o f being fa Um ores to look over the mute o f the pro­ posed hayway, e system o f causeway* and bridges which would tie Mullet K ey and the lower St. Petersburg beaches with the Sonshine Skyway, Only district board member At Rogora and Chairman WUhur E. Jones hove vtijtod the site o f Um proposed bayway, Davis said. It Is poaattda tho board will he able to anaminca at tho meeting hew the IT million dollars fa tedoral interstate highway funds allocated ta Florida fo r the cur­ rant fiscal year wtU he distributed among the flv * state rued dtetrirta, Da via said. The board already bar M id that the Initial federal money wtU be sprat on tataratnte links fa Um larger ritie* to help relieve urban w affle crushes. t h e meat fag at Clearwater will be M tew w th y fa that i t wig be tha A rte NEW Y O R K UB—Labor column­ ist Victor Riesel ssyst he slaying of a truck driver Satuiday Is an­ other link In a chain o f under­ world murders Ihat hav* followed his being blinded by acid. The murders are "indicative af a terrific gang war which la Juat be­ ginning in New York and will soon spread across the nation,” Rebel ■aid In a brieft elevislon appear­ ance last night—the NBC—Btova Allen Show. Belscl, blinded by an acid-fling' Ing hoodlum April 9, referred to the killing Saturday of Fred Mitchnor, 24. The truck driver waa found with four bulleta la hit body In a hallway of a Lower East side tene­ ment. Police said, however, there la "no definite association at thla Uma" between Mbehner'e death aad the slaying of Abraham Talvi, M , last month. T h t F B I baa said Talvi waa th* maaw ho toaaed th* arid at Ralael for a 91.000 fee. In hla T V appearance last night, Relael said the murders are a "disciplinary action" on the port underworld Boases. "M o 1st tho meat teriflcaRy as*. Th* law requires fast only organised crim e," aald the Mat. "Hitting m waa only a sym­ four msotfaga « year bo hold fa bol that ha men la crime, who tho MtefaTmit fa tho 19 make organised e m i * M g busi­ H has ban In office, the es ss, will atop at nothing to get heard has bald alt af He rid a f their accusers.” 9A “ “ ‘ NEW YO R K (A — Police failed one masked robber and captured two others fa a blazing gun duel, In a plush Park Avenue restaurant la at night. A police sergeant Waa wounded. A parking lot attendant, who la an ex-patrolman, witnessed the robbery through a kitchen window o f Um Town and Country Restau­ rant at 290 Park Ave. He called police who burst fa on teh three armed men. The restaurant had closed 50 minutes before the holdup attempt. Murray Freldlandsr, 41 cashier of the restaurant, tohl police three gunmen entered his office and one demanded: "G im m e the money, you, or I'll fall you." Friedlander handed over a cash box containing about $200. . Two of the thugs lined up eight kitchen helpers and a hostess against a wall while the gang lead­ er marched Friedlander upstairs to a safe In the manager’s office. About that time Police Sgt, How­ ard Brunn and two patrolmen charged Into Um restaurant. Brunn was ahot fa tha right arm by on* of the robbera. Ike Leaves Tuesday For San Francisco W ASH ING TO N (f f j— A change in hla plana will put President El■enhower In Son Francisco In ttmo to toko o personal nano, tt ho wants, fa th* designation o f hla vie* presidential running mots. But there woo no new Indication ha plana to do ao. W hit* H oum press secretary Jamee C. H agerty said yeetarday Elsenhower w ill leave tomorrow — 24 hour* earlier than ha had planned—fo r tha Republican N a­ tional Convention. Ha said Elsen­ hower wants more time "to visit with many o f hla friends who era delegatee.” Legal Notice ■ o rtc a - --------------- : s ■* deed noTft-r. o r a p p i -ic at io r f ISOTtCH OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DKKD (Sep. ISd.10 Florida lietnle, ef 1»4e> NOTICK IB IIK R K Itr (1IVEN, That J. K. A Pauline W. Btemp the holder of the followlnx certL. rata hen filed eald certificate for lax deed to he Iteutd thereon. The certificate number and year of la•nance, the deicrlptlon of the pro. party, and the name tn which It wai aeeesaed are ae followe: Certificate No. ISA Tear of ]e,uanee June 31. A. D. tell Description Of Property! Lot I (lees H 41ft) Block II Amended Plat of Crystal Lake Bhoree Plat Book ( Pane II Name In which aieened M. T. Anderson. Ilelre All of eald property being In the County of Bemlnole, Hints of Florida. Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law the probeftr described Tn euch certifi­ cate will he sold to the hlghsat bid­ der at the front door of tha Bern!* note County Court House at Benford, Florida on tha first Monday In the month or September, tele, which Is tha 3rd day of Bnptember, lltl. Dated thla loth day of July, te ll O P HERNDON (Tlerk Circuit Courr, ....... Bemlnole County. Florida (flUAlii n o t ic e o r APPLICATION FOR TAX DKKD " S U H -! * Florida * la tales ml IBM) NOTICE IB H KRKBr GIVEN. *• f Pauline W Stamper te* holder of the following cerllflr l '. ? ” •»■* eertlfleate M f !” ,nf*d *o be lnued thereon. The certificate number and yeer of Is* (BEAD NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED I Bee. IBd.lt Florida Statute, af IBM) NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN. That J B. A Paulina W. Stamper the holder of the following cer-lfL cat* has filed eald certificate for Ian deed to be Issued thereon. Tha certificate number and rear of le •uanee, the description of the pro. perty, and the name In which 11 waa aaaaeaed ara aa follows! Certificate No. SIS Tear of luuanea Juna 3L A. D. 1114 Deacrlntloa Of Prooertrt Lot 4* Ben] Jamee Subdivision Piet Book • Pass t Nama In which aeeeaeed BenJ Jamee All of aald p r o p e r t y beln« tn the County of Bemlnole, State of Florida. Unlaae such certificate shall be redeemed according to law the property described ta auch certificate will be sold to the hlgheat bidder at the front door of the Bemlnole County Court House at Benford. Florida, on the first Monday In the month of September, I t lt which le the 3rd day of Beotamber. tell. Dated this ttlh day of July, lilt . O P. HERNDON Clerk Circuit Court. Bemlnole County. Florida (B R A D nfmcR o r a p p l ic a t io n FOR TAX DEED (Sac, 1*4.1* Flerida Otatalea af tOMI NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN. That J E. A Paulina IV. Btempetha holder of the following eortlfl rate has filed eald certificate far tax deed to he laaued thereon. Yhe nertlflce'e number and year of Is­ suance, the description of the pro­ perty. and tha name In which It wae anseteed aro as fotlowii Certlfleata No- t it Tear of leiuaace June 3L A. D. te ll Description Of Property! s m rt of ir m n of b e h of BE U of BW >i Beetloa » Townehlp tl X R aaga'lt R 1 Acre* Name In which aieesaed ivtllle L Byrd All of eald p r o p e r t y being In the County of Hemlnola, Btate of Florida. L’nteae auch certificate ehall bn redeemed accordlns to law Ihe property described In such certificate will be sold to Ihe hlsheet bidder at the front door of tne Bemlnole County Court House at Hanford. Florida, on tha flrat Monday In the month of September, tell, which le Ihe 3rd day of September, tell. Dated thle 10th day of July, 111*. O. P. HERNDON Clerk Circuit Court. Bemlnole County. v lorlds (BEAL) la tb* (e a r t a f th# tWwaty J e te h _ ^ - - r i« ° !e t'aaaty, Elurlaa. w ___ ^ 14 * 1're bale, ta rei t r ia ls af N, BYLVANIA M c C A L L E T .^ ^ ^ ^ Ta A ll Cradllers l a « l lalasa ay iwtatai Toa end each of you are hereby otlfled and required to present any :Ulme and demands which you., or liber of you. may hnva agatnil he eetale ot tf. BYLVANIA McCALLEY, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judte of Seminole County, Florida, at hie office In thi court house of said County at Banford. Florida, within eloht calendar months from the time of tha firs* publication of this notice. KacB claim nr demand shall be In writ­ ing. and nhal| state the place of residence and post office add roes of the claimant, and shall be sworn te by the claimant or agent or atternev and nny euch claim or demanl not so filed ehall be void. Harvey Wallace McCalley Ae executor e f the Leri W ill end Testament of Brlranla McCat “alley, deceased R. W. Ware. Attorney Woodruff.Perk In* Bldg.. Benford. Florida. First publication August tlth. te l! In the fe a rt at the Ceaaty Jadgw aemI■■.!• Caaaty. FtariOa, la Prabata, •> la rai Estate af IELKN 1L DAT BCNIULTZ. T * All Credlteen a a* Permena ffariag flalass ay D m asla Agate,* Bali Eatalti You and each of you ar* hereby notified aad required to present any claims naddemands which you, or either of you. may hay# against the eetata of H ELEN B. DAT BCIITTLTZ deceased, lata ef eald County, to tha County Judge of Bern. Jnole County. Florida, at hie office In the court house nf eald County at Banford, Florida, within eight calen­ der months from the time of the t ret publication of thla notice. Each lalm or demand ehall be In writing and shall atala the place of residence and poef office address of tha claim­ ant. and anatl bn sworn to by tha claimant, or agent or attorney, end any such claim or demand not so riled ehall be void. Carl Rnls Ae executor of the Last W ill and Testnmtnt of Helen B. Day Bchnlte. deceased R. W. Ware. Woodruff-Perklns Bldg, Banford. Florida. Mty. for Executor. tin t publication August llth. tell. m i n i OP APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (lee, 104.10 Flerida OMtatee a f 30M) NOTICB IB HEREBY GIVEN, That J E. A Pauline W. Bteat per tne holder of the following -ertlflcate has tiled aald certificate foe •ax deed to ba Issued thereon The certificate number and year ef Is­ suance. lha description of the pro­ perty. and tha nama la which It wee aeetesed are ae follnwet Certlfleata No. *•» Tear of Issuance June tl. A. D. te ll Deecrlntlnn Of Prooertrt W I7« ft or BH of E H af IW r a 1I u or BE H Beetloa I I Township ft It, Range te B 4 Acre* Name In which assessed Francle O. A Bernice W. Road Alt of eald p r o p e r t y being In tha County of Bemlnela, Btate lit Florida. Halses each eertlfleate ehatt be redeemed according ta law th* nrnnerlr demrlbed In euch eartlfleet* will ha sold to lha hlApet bidder at the front door of th* Beailnol# County Court Hone* al Banford, Florida, on tha ftr*t M m illf I * thn month of September, te ll which ta the Ird dnr of September. WI4. Dated thle fttlh day of July. 1414. O. P. HERNDON Clark Circuit Court. la fb * Caart a f |ba t'aaaty l e f t s , tew lnele t'aaaty, F ieri*#, la Prabate. la ret Katate a f QUIRINIUB q . llL'TSE R Deceased. Ta All Credit era aad Perea as Havtaa Claim* ay Deautada Aaelaat Bald Estate! You and each of you are hereby notified and required In present any claims and demands which you. or Itlirr of you may hays aralnst the • •tala nr QUIUINIUB (A HUTSER, •ceased, lata of aald County In Ihe •ounly Judge of Bemlnole County, Florida at hie office tn tha court houee of aald Coanty at Benford, Florida. wllhla eight retendar moths from the Hass af tba first Publication of thle notice. Rich ■Pilota *X)upoo etoutmew claim or demend'shall be In writing. fBEAL) ______________ * 1 I) IS IDEAL I? ) For Children PAREN TS, W A N T TO R E LA X T I t Is possible! For, when you know Junior or Sis Is safe, there Is time to relax] I f care backing Into ytiur yard, plus pulling Junior out o f the street have been a few o f your wor­ ries, then the ideal place for you and your children is SAFE A N D QUIET LOCH ARBOR. Compare These Features of a ~fihiUifiSu dtomsL It la tho law fa Bermuda that no fam ily, regardless o f also, may havo more than one auto­ mobile. Legal Notice Beauty HUTU'S* o r s m i c s T M i — w o n ------- "SWISS* • Safety Convenience eats has (11*4 said cert I(Teal* for la * deed la be Issued thereon. The carUflest* member aad year ot le•amace. the ietcnsuoo e l the ore. eertr, eat the name la which It waa amaeeaO are m letlewit Certificate tie.. M I • Comfort • GE Kitchen & VA, FHA and Conventional Financing w.’iiirt* A? ss~* Name la which aseeseod Hebert Redden 1 ^sard" _ ® lv•_(_______________ p E _ _ ___ tha aemtaele SW f*. •SKdT.&jte Fieri da. oa tha tin t Hoaday la the 5 r«a end ehall slat* the place e f reed, dence and poet office address e f th! claimant, and .hall be sworn to bf the claimant, hla agent, or atlon| nay, and any euch claim or dement not eo filed shall be be *nld. 1*1 Rimer W. Ituveer Ae admlnlitralor of the Estate ot QUIUINIUB Q. HUTSER. deceased First publication Auiuet II. t i l l e£ach Cbtboh s U d U M C fU i^ J b Corner W . Crystal Drive ft L ak e M ary Bird. PHONE 1504 f V a ta m g '•n or *»•meimewCVPV 2 r & r i e rC& «a tF ? rFWrt4a tWTWtai'^. — s m ia n o s wax FOR T A X DKF.D tie r . 1*4.1* Florida atatatea * f taint NOTICB IS IIBRBBV GIVEN, That J K. A Paulina \V. Stamper the holder of the rollowln* rerun , cite has filed Mid cartlttcata for tai deed to be limed thereon. The certificate number and year of Itinance, the deecriptioa of the pro­ perty.’ and the name tn which It waa eeeeeted'are ae follow,* Certificate So. 131 Tear of Issuance June tl. A. D. t i lt Description o f Property! Loti 1*1, ZSZ. 3*1. 3S4. 311. 3SS, 1ST. I f S ^ S I A 37* Midway I’tet Book I T t f t 41 Name In which aesetied !/>ulee O. Dlion All of saldborouertr belnx In the 'ounty of Bemlnole, Slate of Florida. Tntees such certificate ehall be re­ deemed acrnrdln* to law tha pro­ perly described In euch certificate will be cold tn tha hiitheet bidder at the front door of the Kemlnale County Court Haute at Sanford. Florida, on the first Monday In the month of Oeptrmher. t»SS. which Is the Ird day of Beptemhar, 111*. Dated thla ISlh der of July, K it. O. P. IIKIIN’DON Clerk Circuit Court, Bemlnole County, Florida (B R A D A key administration official who asked not to bo named sold the change fa plana waa "in no way related" to tha aacond-epot nomination. Tha nomination la ex­ pected to go to Vico President Nixon tksplte Harold £ . Btatsen'a efforts to keep Nixon o ff tho tick­ et. This official said Eisenhower al­ lowed hlmMlf on extra day in Bon Francisco "because he does not wont to glvton y slightest impres­ sion o f remaining aloof from th* convention,” and ao ho can talk with friend*. PISTOL SLAYIN G IN V E STIG A TE D FO R T M YERS, IR -J u tn Bam ot, M , waa bald fo r investigation today o f Um pistol slaying o f An dres Molina, allegedly over a f| loan In Immokelo* lodgings whore both migrant farm workers wars roommates. Deputy Sheriff Gibb Gross M id Samoa admitted fatally shooting Moflno a fter a quarrel about mid night Saturday over money bo bod lent to MoUna. Grots said Ramos told him B u t Molinas was armed with n butcher Mkife. or for thee. 1*0.1• n erM e ■•■tat,, of IPM) NUTICB I* HEREBY GIVEN. That J. K. A Pauline tv. stamper the bolder of the following certilloete bee tiled aald oertltleata for toa deed to be Istued thereon. The uertlflcato number and rear of la•uanao. the description of. ' party, nail the nam, ie * 0 0 are as followti Certificate No. t i l Tear of lueaaco June 31. A. D. l i l t Deecriptioa Of Property! • Its f i e f W u of NW >t see. Hon a Townehlp It t, Ranae at H ft Acre, Name In which a u e u td William I. A Uertrude Couln All of aald p r o p e r t y being fa the County or Seminole, State of Florida. Union euch certificate ehall be redeemed accordln* to law the property deeerlbed ta ,uch certificate w ltl.be cold to the Mgheet bidder at the front door of the Seminole fo u n t. Court Mouse at Sanford. Florida, on tha first Monday In the month of fltutember, 1 01sj which la tho Ird day of September, m i . Dated this teth day of July, 111* fV P. MKRNDON Clertt Circuit Court. Xemtnola County Florida I AK.'.t.t auanee. the deecriptioa of tha pro­ perty. and tha nama In which It waa assessed are ae foltowai Certificate No. l i t Tear of leeuaoce June 31. A. D. 1114 Description Of Property: Lot 34 Block A Uroye Terrace PU t Bonk 7 Pays 43 Nemo In which aesneed Louisa A Albert Urlneon All of said property bain* In the County of Bemlnole. Btate of Florida. Unless euch certificate shall be re. ^ceordlrr tn Inw the pro-, •d’ tirrlbed le euch certificate will oe , ild to the hlahret bidder at the front door of the Seminote County Court llouee at Stanford. Florida, on the first Monday In the month of September. ISIS, which le the 3rd day of September. US* Dated thla lath day of July, tell n p. HERNDON Clerk Circuit Court. Bemlnole County. Florida -w— IT �Shop and Save In Sanford H a n fo rd It e r a t e A N IN D E PE N D E N T DAp^M r V fiW S P A fK K fV O U LM E X LV I11 EaUblishcd 1908 SANFORD, FLO RID A TUESDAY AUGUST 21, 1956 Associated Preaa Leased Wire 3 Seeks Culpepper Addresses Big P ro p o s a l GOP Platform-Makers Pledge Teachers, Principals S u p p o r t New Tax Cuts For Nation Up to 300 Seminole County LONDON III - T h a Western Big school teachers and 19 principals Three made a concentrated drive met thla morning at Pine Crest for Asian and Middle Eastern sup­ School to hear Dr. Broward Cul­ pepper, Executive Secretary of port o f their proposal for Inter­ the State Board of Control, and national operation o f the Suez Ca­ to m eet‘ new teachers assigned to nal today, but India's V. K. Krishschools here. nn Menon wanted that Egypt Dr. Culpepper spoke on "Essen­ would reject the plan. tials to Successful Living." .Menon, who visited President Following the address, a bust* Possibilities of a local airport bc-+ ness meeting o f the Semlnolo Nasser in Cairo before coming to County Education Association was the conference, told a press con­ came brighter toilay as Dr. Henry held to lay plans for the coming ference the Western plan was McLaulin appeared before the Hoard of Seminole County Commlsyear and to complete plans for at­ "entirely Impracticable." sloners to request their Investiga­ tending the Area V II meeting o f The Indian envoy yesterday put the Klorido Education Association a compromise proposal before the tion Into the feasibility of provid­ which U to bo held tomorrow in 22-nation confercnct called to deal ing available tend for the landing strips. the Peabody Auditorium, Daytona with the Suez dispute. The Indian Dr. McLaulin cited a fund of 231Beach. Plan would give Egypt full con­ ntilllon dollars of federal money Officers of the Seminole County trol o f the 103-mlle waterway, available for participation In state, Education Association are: Mrs. with an international body to act county or municipal airport*. William B. Way president; Her- only in a consultative and advis­ Rear Admiral Delbert S. Corn* “ I would like to a*k that you In­ old Hecktnbach, first vice presi­ ory capacity. well, Commander Fleet A ir Jack­ vestigate the feasibility of Invest­ sonville, presented tha Sanford dent; Mrs. Lucy Smith, second Menon said the plan presented ing, not spending. In SO acres of Naval Air Station with two vice president; Mrs. Mary Joyce by Secretary o f State Dulles— Isnd to be used for this project," awards from the Secretary or the Bateman, recording secretary; for an international board to op­ the local aviation enthusiast told Navy fo r safety this morning aa Fred Murray, treasurer; and Mrs. erate the canal with Egyptian the County Commissioners. nearly 300 spectators, both mili­ Hflen Stephenson, corresponding participation— in effect would In­ Calling attention to the amount tary and civilian, looked on. secretary. ternationalize the present canal of air traffic through nearby elites The citations were presented Committee! announced at th U ,comPan>- Nasser nnnounced July comparable to Sanford, Dr. .McLau­ morning's meeUng by th* presl- » K9>‘Pl nationalised the lin said that two s.ooo foot run- for meritorious achievement In the fields o f Industrial and motor dent are: program, Mr*. Boyd canal company. uays would be the minimum re. vehicle safety aboard th* base. Coleman; ethics, Mrs. Elizabeth An authoritative E g y p t i a n quired. RADM Cornwell awarded the cer­ Sharon; Mrs. Syblll Routh, publi*; source in London declined cornHowever, discussion hrott into city; Miss Edna Cblttendon, lcg-lm ent on th* U. 8. and Indian the possibility of securing akl in tificates lauding the personnel of for the “ teamwork that itlailve; Mrs. M ary Rogers, plans. But he said Egypt Is sat- promoting the moving of the Or­ NAS news letters; Herold Heckenbach, isfled "the British and French lando Airport to a location mor* made these awards possible." He concluded his address with parliamentarian; Miss Rebecca are having second thoughts about centrally Icated and on property "Congratulations and keep it u pl" the use o f force." Stevens and Mlaa Barbara lluavailable for expansion. Accepting the certificates on be. preebt, telephone committee; Mrs. In Cairo, however, the authori­ Commissioner Fred Dyson said half o f the Station, Commander Hamilton Biabec, courtesy; Miss tative newspaper A1 Akhbar said “ I think it Is advisable foo us to Ruth Carlton, social; advisors, India's proposals were generally investigate ba pssibilly of buldlng Henry C. Colee, executive Officer R. T. Milwce, Stewart Gstchel, acceptable to Egypt. Tha paper a civil airport In Seminole County of th* NAS, also praised the work o f the base personnel and stated and Mrs. M argiret Colt. gave a chilly reception to the U. S. and also to determine If he govern­ the awards were “ a symbol o f ac­ Dr. Culpepper, this morning, plan. ment would approve (he Selection cidents prevented and lives sav­ told the Seminole County Teachers The piper said Egypt doei not of a site for the proposed new ed." that "W e are living In a great object to Menon'a proposed guar­ faculty." The awards mark the fourth and County Engineer L. P. Hagan fifth such elutions awarded tha moment o f history, the time for antees of the interests o f canal was asked to Investigate the pos­ greatness of teachers responsible users. Station slnca 1963. sibility of securing desirable land for our coming through. for use as an airport and to con­ "T h ere’s too much time fo r tact other persons possibly Inter­ cigarette* and all torts o f relaxa­ ested la cooperating with the loca­ tion without our doing anything. tion of an air field in Seminole Too many things are presented as County. Hagan 1st o make hi* re­ counter economic* and It la hard port at ha rex m’ eltng of the for us to salect what to d o ," ho Board of *Sml nolo Couny CommlsPALLAS, Tex., lit — King Lear, said. , The Woman’s Auxiliary of. the " Dr.. JfcLmilla reprosened other • ' g-yaar-old Dallas boy,' was un­ ' ‘ However good, wo are not In­ All Silnta Episcopal Chnreh tw En­ aviatloa tnthuslasts of the county dergoing the aeries o f antlrablas dispensable. Keep In balance and terprise has completed plans for In his requ’ st before the. commis­ take titna to be with other profes­ the tea and open housa of Its sioner* today. However, he appear* shots today after a frantic weaksional people and have an ex­ new parish house to be held Sun­ ed alone at the meeting this mom* long search. A dog hit IS persons In the small change o f Ideas. Reaching out and day, Sept. 9 from 3-3 p. m. tag to make the roquet. city of Rockwall, IS milts from teaching th* lives o f tha children It is exp*ctod that Interest will Member* of thn various commit­ here, last Tuesday. The dog was Is the greatest thing we can do," tee* have been revealed as Mrs. run high In the possibilities of th* later found to be rabid. Witnesses Dr. Culpepper said. Louis F. St. Amanrf, M in Barbara location of an airport In the Imme­ said they remembered a boy be­ diate virlnlty of Sanford. The Rev. A. G. Mrlnnis, pastor Eicholz, Mr*. Edwin French. Mrs. Dr. McLaulin polned outt hat an ing bitten when a family- stopped o f the First Presbyterian Church Charles Gifford, Mrs. Lee Beaten, for some cold drinks. The fam ily of Sanford In an opening devo­ Mrs. Robert Cox, Miss Katherine air field must be at least six was believed lo have been travel­ mlea from the Sanford Naval Air ILtch, Mr*. Arthur Willgoose, Mr*. tional period at ths meeting this ing. morning told the assembled William Canaday, Henry Eberling. Station because of existing air pat­ Wire services, newspapers and t e r n now being used by Navy Mrs. Michael McDermott, Mrs. I). teachers that "m an's life never radio stations spread the story of J. Parker, Mrs. John Rydene, Mrs. craft. was meant to consist of material th* search. J. Parkrr, Mr*. John Rydene. Mr*. things alone. Rabies treatments should ba Carl Smarting, Mrs. Millspaugh We thank God for that group started within M days after in­ Van Brack!* and Mrs. Henry o f peopla dedicating their livei to fection. Without traatmant, vic­ Wood. the building o f character," he tims usually die In agony. By tho •aid. time symptoms appear, it usually ROME UP — Lebanese customs Is too late, health authorities **ld. "Am erica, with her barn* full officers working with U.S. nar­ needs to oaamlno Its sense o f val­ Yesterday Mrs. Claude C. Lear, cotics agents have smashed a big the boy's mother, heard a radl* ues. Efforts spent for children la ring which smuggled dope Into the account and read an Asioclated more Important than capital In­ United Stale* and fostered heroin Press itory o f tho aearch. 8ha re­ vestment," tbo Rav. Mclnnia addiction In Lebanon, It was dis­ called that King said ha was said. LONDON (ft - T h a liberal Man­ closed here today. Following the morning session, nipped at when the fam ily stopped Charles Slragusa, U. H. Bureau at Rockwall for picnic supplies Georg* Touhy," president o f the chester Guardian, frequently crit­ ical o f Secretary o f State Dulles, o f Narcotics district commissioner while on an uutlng. rvmlnol* County Chamber o f Commerce; the Rev. David Carna- praised him today tor "great fo r Europe and the Middle East, Tha boy was rushed to Rock­ fix, president o f th# Seminole service" to the world in the Suet said the ring was smashed with wall, where J. W. Cullin and M lsi crisis. selsur* o f a heroin laboratory in County Ministerial Association; Pervls Lindsey Identified him aa The newspaper said the Dulles Beirut. He said the raid was di­ the victim. He waa then sped to Mrs. Marion St. John, presklrnt o f the Seminole County Council of plan for solving the dispute with rected by Capt. Edmond Azlzl at the county health office for his Parenta and Teachers; Dr. Terry Egypt was "adm irably conceiv­ the Beirut customs last Saturday. first antirabies shot The raiders seized 26 pounds of Bird, Director of the Seminole ed." Lear aald the boy had told him County Health Unit; Mrs. Msbel “ In putting It before the con­ pure heroin. Slragusa declined to a puppy snapped at him, but tha Brown and Mr*. Hulda Kibbc, ference, Mr. Dulles made a value tha selture. In New York, boy'i leg, he aald, apparently had nurse* of the Seminole County speech o f tact and m oderalifi police normally rate heroin aa not been scratched so the parents Health Unit were guests at a lun­ which was firm but courteous to worth about $3,000 a pound on the paid no further attention. _____ cheon served at Pine Crest School E gypt," the Guardian said. "H e Illegal wholesale market. Adulter­ for the teachers and principal*. has done great service to the ated and sold to addicts at retail ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Hugh Carlton, chairman of the Western powers—and to the world prices, the Beirut seizure would have been worth about 31* million ON PAG E 3 Seminole County Principals, pre­ — in the past three weeks." sided at the luncheon. New teacher* of the county schools were welcomed by Mrs. Velma Mitchell, principal of Southside Prim ary School. She presented e*ch new teacher with a bag containing a green apple, candy, chewing gum, pencils, a ball point pen, an address and mints. A general session meetings were held this » i C itizen Requests Study A p p r o v a l Col. Bender Tells O f A irp o rt Feasibility O f P la n k Rotarians Of SAC E x p e c te d Activities, Duties SNAS Presented 2 Awards For Safety By Rear Admiral DR. BROW ARD C U LPE PPE R , Executive Secretary, State Itoard of Control, (le ft) chati with Seminole County Superintendent o f Public Instruction R. T. Mllwae Just prior to Dr. Culpepper’s address before a meeting1o f Samlnole County teachers this morning. (S ta ff Photo) Youths Seek C ounty Road For Drag Racing A group of teenaged boys ap- *pa trod at this morning's session o f the Board of Seminole County Commissioner! to request permis­ sion to use a county road for drag racing on Sunday afternoons. Headed by Bobby Joe Young, who acted aa spokesman for the group o f IS or more boys, the group asked for the use of Lake Howell Road Immediately behind Lyman School. Bobby Joa Young explained that Bobby Wiederhold, 19-year-old the group la interested In forming junior at Seminole High School, v(iU a “ Hot Rod Club” which would appear before the State Soil ConSo affiliated with the National servation Convention Thursday #>|*oclaUon through which Insur­ ance would bo Issued on each boy morning to take part In a public partlelpatlnf la tha races. • •peaking contest la competition Commissioner Otis Fourakre ex with five other repreaentatves from plained that “ it would bo easy to Florida Soil Conservation districts. •lock off the road so as not to Bobby is a number of the Semi­ afsfat tra ffic." Sheriff J. L. Hobby, speaking for nole County Chapter of the Future the group of teanagers, explained Farmers of America. His Instructor that ha would supervise the races. is Bill West, Vocational Agriculture “ Thera are at least SO boys in teacher at Seminole High School. Sanford alone, Interested In this Thlsl s Bobby Wiederhold'* first ftrga n iia tio n ," he said. Tha Sheriff said 'I t would cer­ competition on the state level, hav­ tainly help a * because it would ing won the district public speaking taka tha boys off the roads of the conest for the area In Map. Last county and put them in one place year he won second place in dis­ Under supervision." trict competition. Commissioner Fourakre said “ I He represents (he local FFA think it would be a good thing." Chapter as well as the local soil Teh spokesman for the boya said conservation district when he ap­ that boys under I I couKi not parti­ pears Thursday at the San Juan cipate In the club without their par­ ilotel In Orlando during tha con­ ents permission and boys from It vention. #ka lft would be required to pan His subject In the six-district tbalr driver* ettthlnatlon before competition will be “ Conserving participating. However, County Attorney Mack Our Natural Resources." B. Wiederhold Will Compete In Public Speaking Contest N. Cleveland Jr., requested that the Board o f County Commissioners allow him timo to check into and determine tha county'a responsibili­ ty should they sanction such a club. egistration Assn. rill Be Invited To Hold Meet Here Mrs. Camilla Bruce requested t this morning that the BoarJ of Seminole County Commissioner* . w rit* to tba president of the State Association of Supervisors of Re­ gistration requesting that their aid-w inter meeting to be held in J lin fn n l ^ * T b e Invitation for tha «7 supervisars of registration will bo forward­ ed immediately. County Attorney Mack N. Cleveland Jr. was In* atructcd to write the Invitation for tha board. Blda were opened this morning an a l»-wheel and an 11-whecl Traf­ fic Roller la accordance with an advertisement authorised by the Board of Commissioners. The Florh t l d s Equipment Co. was tha low bid­ d er on the II-wheel traffic roller • t a net price of |),T1S. However, In accepting the low Sid, the Board of County Commita loners requested that the old ninewheel traffic roller bo sold for 9330. Seminole Land Developers of W inter Park notified tbs Board of County Commission*rst bis morn­ ing by letter that they "planned to do some developing In Seminole 1County." They requested Informa­ tion relative to requirements on roads, bridges and other rtgula- Local Girls Chosen For Charm School Starting Sept. 8 Three Sanford young ladles and one from Enterprise have been selected from SO applicants for the first charm school to be conducted at Sanlando Springs starting Sept. 8. The first cours* will Include M students from nine Central Florida cities. The local representatives Include Linda Ventry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Veittry of 2003 Jatferson Ave.: Jef Fllbrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fllbrey Of 1909 Palm Way; Cayo Stubbing*, da ugh ter of Mr. and Mr*. George Stub bingo; and Maggia Lawson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mr*. Sam Lawton of Stone Island, Enterprise. The school will be conducted ovsr a four-month period ending the U tter part of December. All of the cUtses will bo held at San Undo Springs. The purpose of the school is to form a pool of models which would be available to Central Florida chambers of commerce for publi city purposes. I I FAM ILIES OPEN BAR E R Y BRADENTON vB — A bakery which I I Ohio families pooled their resources to finance has opened near hei*. Virgil re g g and Charles John •on started the movement because 0( • prolonged bakery striko In Ohio. They cam* hero, surveyed . Two miles of streets will be the situation and went homo to ved In Casselberry, acceidng to drum up support letter read to the County Com­ missioners this morning. Tbo let­ They convinced IS other families ami the wholesale migratioo of the ter requested the us* o f the mixedIn-placo machine. This Is the asc­ M persons in the families followed. Tbo bakery represents an invest­ end request received by the Board j t tha Commissioner* for the use of ment of about 1100,000 and employs 'th e awwly acquired read mac Mae. 40 persons. r Weeklong Search Ends; Boy Getting Antirabies Shots Committees Are Revealed For Tea, Open House Sept. 9 Customs Officers Smash Dope Ring Dulles Is Praised For Great Service In Suez Crisis H IM FLORIDA UKT8 ANOTHER TIT1E M IAM I orv—MU» Florid* of 1*3* got another title to J a y -M Itt Coaat Qu*rd Reserve oI 1*39. gaily Fisher’ s dalebook Included visits to tha cutler Androscoggin, tha Coast Guard bate and air sta* lion alter receiving her new title this morning from Miami Coatt Guard Capt. S. P. Swicegood. PLAN E CRASHES PENSACOLA UR—An SNJ Texan traiaer plane crashed on takeoff and burned yeaterday, killing two Navy men. They were identified as Lt. Ma­ rian Gwixdala * f B ey City. Mlch.| and Aviation MnehtaUt’a Mate Ru­ pert D. Lindsey o f Louisville, Kjr. i IN T E R IO R O f T E E LU TH E R A N afternoon. More than 100 people i Photo) SAN FRANCISCO, i n - Republi­ can platform-maker* today, pledg­ ed the nation new tax cuts "with particular consideration for low and middle Income fam ilies." Tho tentative U x plank is belug presented late today to tha Republican National Convention for expected certain approval. It rails fo r tax cuts Insofar as they aro “ consistent with a bal­ anced budget." The tax plank calls for further reduction In government spending “ without weakening the support o f a superior defense program or depreciating the quality o f essen­ tial services of government to our people." The party's proposed stand on taxes, as dratted by the conven­ tion Platform Committee, was one o f several planks made public early today. Others were released earlier by Sen. Prescott Bush o f Connecticut committee chairman. He withhold however, the preamble to the plat­ form until ho delivers it himself before the convention. The platform's section on de­ fense expressed paty determina­ tion to maintain adequate military strength “ so long as our security and peace o f the world require It." It declared the United Statei has "the strongaat striking force In the world — In the air — on the sea — and a magnificent sup­ porting land force In our Army and Marine Corps." Besides the promise to cut per­ sonal Income taxes tho GOP pUnk pledged .to inltata "a^ sound pollaw o n#f tax law •wAuMnlta'' !s%r9* a9Matl Icy redactions" # fo small Independent business to encourage it to modernise and achieve prog­ ress. "Continued balancing uf th* budget" also was pledged to as­ sure financial strength of the country and "maintain the pur­ chasing power uf a sound dollar," The GOP plank steered clear, however, o f making the specific tax cut pledge contained In the Democratic platform — to raise personal Income tax exemptions from 9000 to $900 a year. Tha platform claimed that ana or tha "brightest areas of achieve­ m ent" under the Republican ad­ ministration has been the conser­ vation o f natural resource*. Dem­ ocrat* had claimed at Chicago that the administration allowed "selfish Interests" to "p illage" thoso resources. "W o commend," th* platform a.ld, “ the Elsenhower adminis­ tration for its administration of our publie lands and for th# elim­ ination o f bureaucratic abuses." Tbo platfom gave approval te the Elsenhower policy o f develop­ ing water power resources under ■ partnership arrangement with government and private Interest*. Democrats claimed that this pol(Centianed On Pago Three) Funeral Tomorrow For J. A. Young J. A. Young, tt, passed away at Miami Medical Center at 9:30 a. m. Monday following a six months Ill­ ness. Mr. Young was born March 30, 1U8 In Omaha, Neb. Ho made his home In Sanford at 114 E. 19th St. lie was a member of the Pres­ byterian Church, and th# Masonic Local No. <1 FAAM. Mr. Young came to Florida in 1923 and was superintendent of the Florida Power and Light Co. plant for 31 years. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. J. A. Young of Sanford; tlx child­ ren, R. H. Young, Miami; R. O. Young, Miami; J. A. Young Jr., Lakeland; Mrs. T. L. Noble, Palatka; Mrs. J. J. Jones of Philadel­ phia, Pa.l and Mr*. R. P Goodspeed of Sanford; ona brother, C. A. Young, of Miami; and 19 grand­ children. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at tha First Presbyterian Church with th# Rav. A. G. Mclnnia offici­ ating. The Mason* will have services at the graveside. All Masons wlU mast at the ledge hall at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday to attend the service* In a body. \ctlve pallbearer* will be: W. A. nup, W. J. Doyle, L. J. Reeves, i*. J. Ross, Ci J. Jones, R, N. iiaiford, and T. P. Stewart. Col. Frank P. Bender, Deputy Commander o f the Plnecastle A ir Force Bate, gave Sanford Rotarlan« at their weekly meeting yeiterday at the Yacht Club a com­ prehensive Insight o f the work o f the Strategic Air Command and held his listener's attention with his rapid fire, detailed account o f the duties and activities o f thn various units comprising SAC. CoL Render, a native o f Brook­ lyn, N. Y., has seen IT years -ervIce in the military force* o f the nation and is the holder o f many awards and citations. He Is a gra­ duate o f the Naval War College at Newport, R. I., and waa recent­ ly transferred to the Plnecastle AFB from McDUl Field at Tampa. In speaking o f combat activities, he mentioned three phasei o f th* conflict: Tho build-up, the deci­ sive action and tha exploitation and he explolned In detail, each phase. He told o f the many fac­ tors involved in alerting a crew, tho hour* o f training, tho varied procedures in keeping flyers "on the ready" at all time* and o f thn many stations participating It SAC plans. It was Interesting to learn o f tho ro-fuellng method* and whero they took place, o n * member aald. Tha speaker was Introduced b y 1st Lieut. Albert J. McGill o f Om­ aha, Neb., Base Information Servl » Officer, who, In turn was pre­ sented by Harry Lee Jr., program chairman fo r th* day. Lt. McGill extended an Invitation to th* club member* te visit Plnecaatta A l and announced th* gain admittance. . v - i- r * * - - — Ol m* ' Show Good Results The Sat* Driving Lecture pro­ gram currently being carried out at the Sanford Naval A ir Station seem* to be causing a marked efefet on the number of accident* and traffic violations Involving per­ sonnel of th* bate. According to a report mad* by State Trooper T. Mark Mack df tha NAS Safe Driving Council, traflfc violations have dropped tome 80 per cent and tha number of accidents hat decreased 45 per rent since th* first lecture eight weeks ego. The program presents movies and lectures by netabl* law en­ forcement figure* of the Semlnoln area Troopers Mack and Carl Wil­ liams gave talk* during the month of July white County Prosecutor Karlyl* Housholder Is handling thn addresses this month. Voile A lWi­ liams, Florida State Attorney, lg scheduled te lecture In SeptemberoCntlnuatton of the programs* every Tuesday morning, will last at long •* th* Safa Driving Council considers them necessary. Hospital Notes Aagmst M Laura Mae Smith (Sanford) Winona Newman (8 sa ford ) Willie D. Petty (Sanford) James Bureh (Apopka) Charles Brunddtge (Oviedo) Agnes Birdsong (Orlando) Daryl McLain (Sanford) Discharges . ituthl* Lee Tillman (Sanford) Holen Byrd (Sanford) Helen Smith and baby g i r l , (Long wood) Luvera Harrison (Lake M ary) Aagnst SI Bernice Small (Altamonte Springs) Births Baby Boy Aiken (Sanford) Baby Girl Deffler (S an ford*. . Discharges Daryl McLain (Sanford) Visiting ■ *«■ Private Rooms— 11 a.m. to 9 p m. RemUPrivate R o o m s-* p.m. to 4 p.m.; T p.m. te 9 p.m. Pediatries—11 a.m. to I (un. (par* Kill* and/or grandparents only) Obstetric*— According te accom­ modations and no tisitor* dun. Ing feeding o f babies. Weather Partly elenJy U n itjli .Vcdui)day • ' t -eatl.rcd aft*, - m s a a i even’* ; (heedersheweea: lew fw u-'iM 11 13. e ' Tj >• �/ a m r m Airline Strike Is Delaying Delegates Arrivall To Confab THE SANFORD HERALD Florida SAN rRANCISCO uP delegates to the Republican Nation, al Convention are having a difficult lim e reaching here due to an air­ line atrlke in Florida. Alib ut eight have arrived and theae are expected momentarily. Arriving lata latt night was the state'* only GOP r«prcaentatlve in Congress, Rap. William Cramer of S. Peteraburg. Altogether, Florida ia to have 28 delegate* at the convention opening today, the delegation U headed by 0 . Harold Alexander of Fort Myers who alto it chairman of the State Republican Execu* tive Committee. Alexander sakJ (he delegation came to San Franclico solidly be­ hind a ticket of Pretident Eiaen* bower and Vice President Nixon. Florida went Republican in 1952 by more thin 100,000 vote*. FlorlSa. At hi* Attic* In th* eonrt house Of AAlA.OAAAtr At Fiona*. wlthl* #l*bt c llo U f Month* from th* lima of th* first publication of thl* notice. bach claim or demand ahall hr In wrllln*. and ahall atat* tha »>larr of realdanca and post nffle* addrraa pi Ine claimant, and *hall bo swore to by tha claimant. hU » * • " « or » l tornrr. »nd a<n »u;h claim or de­ mand no* an llla.i' - **WF!F,'I • llnaa boo SlcCojr Klnora IL Jamra Aa Admlnlatratora of lit* ttetat* nf Wllllo llankoraon. alan known aa W ill llanh*raon. daraaacd n. XV. Warn. Atty. Woodruff*P*rkina BidsSanford. Florida. Flrat publlcatlnn *4. on thl* 11th U r •? Aufuit lilt. ASmliDitrater of th« a s liu cf Hanrittia B. Bare*. «acaaia<L poUOl.AB BTBKBTBOM sal i:«l»»riU IlnlldlnK K:<nf«nt FlnrlJ* attorney F o n ADHiMiirrn.tTon F tatlll««> hams NOTICE IB HEHEBl GTVKN that am rneaacd In builnrn ai Kranrh A ** undar lha ficlltl.<u> name of Ideal Nuraory and that j. Intend ip register raid nama with' lha Clerk of the Circuit Court. Pern. In..in r-ounlr. Florida. In nrrordanra with tha provision of tha rietltloua Nama Btatuta. to.wlti Section S U M Florida Statute* 111* August Tlh. 1*1*__________ AOTICIt IIF O U T TIIU STATU OF FLORIDA TO: CHAIIbUS O. WOOUAIIO. whoa* placa of ra.ldanca It unknowa A So ora Complalal havln* b»ea filed acalntl yon lo lha Court lo sad for Htmlnols Coualf# Florida. In Chancary. for Divorce, the ehort till* of ***<t » r,11° " VKtINA WOOD A HD. Plaintiff, vs CHAKLES O WOODAItD. D*faadsat these presorts era to coins and raeulrt you to file your wrlttseid*ten***. If say. to th# Complaint filed herein, and to serve a rear therajf upon Plaintiff’* A t t e r w on ar hafore the trd day of Baptember. A. t». Ill* , otherwl** a D ~ r** ■'onfeaeo will ba antered igalntl you a ad lh* cauaa proceed as part*. WITNESS my hand aad official Baal at Sanford. Stmlnola County. Florida, this Ird day ef Ausueb ft inf a rob Haifa day Cyprus baa b*tn ruled by tha Egyptian*. Aatyrian*, Pertlan*. Greek*, Romani, the Byzantine 111* /*/ O F. Herndon Empire, England, Venice and th* n e rk of the Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida Turin since It* written history iSEAli) began about 1,500 B.C. Gordon V. Frederick Attorney for Plaintiff r. O Box 111* 514 North Park Avfaua Sanford. Florida ________________ Legol Notice 0AO,oor/rvou ] T H M ^ A Y O IM O 1 COUPLE SHOULD s t a n d r. on i w q Tl I'M NOT EVEN G O N STO W r VOO G lVt MB j AN ALLOW -V \ A N C I ./ 7 M EAM/N Norexoecr acenfo p HELP FSOM . • TM E I8 < PA Q E N rS .O In Ike f'oort o f the f'onaly Jodor, lo fo o e t o f fbo County Jadg*. OSiNIhttt.H I'oon ly, Florldn. aemlnel* lan n ly, Btnlt o f Florida. la Fro kata. In Probnte. la rai K stai* o f la TO the El tala of W lbt.tK IIANKKnBON. *leo known HENRIETTA B- BOYCE Deceased. o* W IbL IIANKEnSON, To All Whom It May Coocerai tieoeaiad. Notice I* heraby given that J. C. T o A ll Ceedltoe* aod Feeaoo* H oe- IiOYCE filed his flaal report a* adlow IToloia or Demand! Asalael sold mlnlatrator of tbo oatata of Henriet­ H otalei ta U. Ilorc*. deceased: that ha filed You nnd aach of you art heraby hie petition for final discharge. and nutlflad and required to preient any that he will apply to tho Honorable claims and dtmaadi which you. or KItNEST HOUSifOLDER. County althar of you, may hava aatlmt tha Judge of Bomlnolo County, Florida, aetata of WII.t.lE IIANKF.nSON. aa the Itth day of September. 1*11. also known n* W I U . HANKKIISON. for approval of earns and for final drreaeod, late of aald Countr. to tht dlichorg* a* administrator of the County Judea of Hemlnola County. eitat* of Henrietta B. Boyce, dereas- D O N T T E L t . M E \ f 7 H A f - A M O MOM Nocroe g o in g J TO LIVE WlfHiN < VOUQ HUSBAM03 i t l INCOME/ d jh ib v d ts iJ o Qu a . <Hom& tB u ild & M ! W e used to call them artiaam year* ago. Today we call them homo buildora, which la fa r nioro embracing. HONESTY U BEST POLICY I ICTHERW.AH j THE ENTIRE MEAL TMaac-ouR u n i s aaBvcioi is coowii u p just , » WOOSH -ID roc A ' M*Al r ® Mto MOT«n Nw- AHO FATHER V— ' ANOCOOK IT ;---- - Bv -r—^ GRAHAM CRACKERS WITH JELLY, 5TRAWBEROY POP AND A BANANA-FUDGE ' V —- w SUNDAB CLEARWATERurt—Kenny Hayes, 10, U finally satisfied honesty Is the btst policy. Kenny, who delivers newspaper* for Um S t Petersburg Independ­ ent, found ■ wallet containing more (ban m . He tuned U into police who later told him tha owner left only thanks (or Kenny. Than a lady who read abou the yeungatar'a honesty son. him $5; another cent t l ; the newspaper added an undisclosed sum. T o cap it all Kenny received a check for |S from the wallet's own­ er. The oldest carillon in North America U In tha spire o f Sacred Heart Church at the University of Notr* Dam*. The 2S bells were Imported from fra n co in 1958. ■ n i a ivwv Tho linear* architect, contractor, bricklayer, plumber, •teamfitUra, carpenter, lather contribute* hie specialised and electrican knowledge who and talent to the building o f your house is, in ovtry respect, a man o f vital Importance. You dream o f a home. And thaaa Dries in SOmkwte C A LL 1 artlsani make your cherished dream com* true. Ys», we might a*y that they are the most Important people In America. For they are building not only fo r today . . . but for all the tomorrow"* that 11a ahead. Let's be thankful our community has such home-loving buildera! » a . ».-------- S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y M OTORS, INC, DODGE 519 E. 1st SI. PLYM O UTH ft Lum ber Supply Y a rd 21S W. Third 8L Sanford, FU. Phont 10 WE SALUTE OUR TO W N ! YOU TOLD THEM tvu TOHAVBTHt M E H M ATBYNCHBf THAT > INHACTPwho* aUHNMKb THIS COMPANY— M l on YOU ?/ J j W o rk o h a I w ill not ha raapooalbl* for M F lIe b to that have boon mod* Ruaaell 8. Bradbury arranged for rides from his home in Gulfport to this county teat when called for jury duly. Two night* he could not get ridea back home and walk­ ed the I I mile* to Gulfport, tak­ ing about aevea hour* each time. After all hi* faithful attendance In court, Bradbury was dlamlaaod at tho end of the week without having been cboaea to aervo oa a tingle Jury. SUCH . features They bring you today's most advanced idvancea Tenures for fast-working peak efficiency on any kind of Job! Tbly'vo got the most modem short-atroke V8 cn» gincs-pteking more power per pound thin any competitive truck VS. (Standard in many middle weights and aU heavies; optional at extra cost in other models.) They've got tho industry's greatest lineup of transmissions! They’re fully loaded with mom of the things you want! Whatever you do, get our km price before you buy! B IL L O n ly franchised CKsvroUt dealers display this famous trademark �( Ca■line a l frees P a n One) Icy haa woked to the interest o f big concenia. BARTOW IB— Clark Gavin goca Republican platform drafters on trial today on a charge of Eddie McBride, avoided, as did the DcmWrirt.7 T&.'AMV _ charting much new ground on the his friend and fellow student at Florida Southern College. Circuit 0 racial problem. Judge Don Register wilt preside. Support was expressed for the Gavin, 34, from Northport. N.Y., Supreme Court decision whicho ut- has pleaded innocent by reason o f lawed segregation by race In the insanity lo a tin t degree murder public schools. But nothing con- charge. He haa been examined by creta was stated in the way of psychiatrists for both the state how the court decision Is to be and the defense. McBride, 33, was hit In tha head , enforced. The OOP plank said all branches March 3! by one pistol shot at Ms o f the federal government should apartment in Lakeland, home of lived in . lend their support "In every legal the college. McBride * manner" to sret hat racial equal­ Havcrton. Pa. State Atty. Gunter Stephenson ity will bo "steadily achieved." ' The Democratic platform had sim­ said Gavin adm” ted the shooting ilarly stated that ending racial dis­ but gave no reason for it. crimination la a federal, as well Police Sgt. Willard Winnelt re­ as state and local, responsibility. ported Gavin's w ife Elizabeth, 19, The Republican farm plank de­ said ahe had dated several ituclared that farmers have confi­ dents. Including Blackwell because dence in President Eisenhower and she waa lonely but that ahe had his agricultural'policies. The plat­ stopped o f her own accord and form made clear the GOP will Gavin had not seemed upset when bid for farm votes this year on she told him. a promise to continue and expand Gavin and McBride attended present Elsenhower administration elaaaes In the daytime and were meat controls. hotel bellhops at night. Both were There was some grumbling veterans. among delqgatest hat the OOP civil rlghta plank went “ oo far” toward ; one aide or the other in the NorthSouth controversy. But nobody ap­ peared too mad over he comprmlsa language. ■fik v -rl The GOP plank expressed agreek *- i. So S mea wltht ha Supreme Curt that L ^ I/i-i ; school desegregation should be ae• eomplished with "a ll deliberate spaed" and added: "W e believe that true progress can be attained through Intelligent audy, understanding, education and : good w ill." Support wasp lodged by "a ll branches of the federal govern­ m ent" to the end tha constitutionv a| equally regardless of ract, creed or color will be "ateadily • achieved.” • DB M OLAY CONFERS HONOR LAKELAND (A— The Florida Grand Council of DaMolay haa con­ ferred Its higheat'honor, the Legion of Honor, oo J. O. Kickligbtcr of Sarasota. Klckllghter, a Sarasota hardware ■tort owner and M tionic leader, received the award yesterday as •00 youths from all parts of Flor­ ida opened their annual conclave. Frank lliza of Sarasota won the bowling trophy. The meeting will eod tomorrow. leg al Notice Trial Starts Today For Man Charged With Killing Friend M U. H U M Johnstone Subbsgh, 37, Is shown with her son, Leith Paul, 3, on arrival at New York from Rome after fleeing from an unhappy married life with an Arab In Baghdad. Mr*. Subbsgh, who la returning to her parents In Palo Alto, Calif., told news­ men that In Iraq “ nun get mar­ ried for one reason: Just to have a slave." She was married to Abdul Jcfcbar Subbagh In 1953. Presidential Hope On Auto Canavans L IB E R T Y V IL L E . 111. tft-A d ltl Stevcmon hxa deckNy^. T . - f o ‘•l* hopes for the presidency primari­ ly on dawn-to-mldnlght automobllr tours reaching Itno most of the towns and villages of doubtful states. The Democratic presidential no­ minee was reported to have decid­ ed that heavy emphasis on au­ tomobile caravans will enable him to reach the greatest number of people at the smallest possible cost. The former Illinois governor worked today on the broad outline : of the major addresses he will |deliver In key appearances In a Peter Townsend, a divorced Royal grueling campaign leading up to Air Force hero, because o f her the eve of the election. His campaign director, James A. obligations to the monarchy and the established Church o f Eng- Finnegan, has booked ala nation­ Isnd. The church frowns on re­ wide 30-minute television talks starling Sept. IS and 89 five-min­ marriages o f divorced persons. A columnist in the Daily Mall ute spot TV programs, most fea­ called one o f the poses, in tha turing talks by Stevenson. Stevenson has accepted an Invi­ drawing room o f Margarct'a Londun home, "the moat striking tation to address a *50a.plate fund­ rojal portrait o f the year.” He raising dinner In Harrisburg, Pa., added: "Inevitably Princess Mar­ next month and there-were indica­ garct'a birthdays become more tions this may be his first major than an occasion fo r a special televised address. picture." .WATCHDOG COMMITTEE TO M E E T L A K E L A N D WV-The Legisla­ ture's watchdog committee on the Mediterranean fruit fly will hear CHESTER, III., on — Former details on progress and effective­ State Auditor Orville E. Hodge, ness of the eradication program at free-spending state official who a meeting here tomorrow. The committee will meet with once aspired to the govrrnor'i chair, today surveyed tha cold the State Plant Board staff and regu’aled life of Menard Prison a* representatives of the U. S. De­ partment of Agriculture. Sen. Mer­ Inmate No. 35303. Hodge, once a leader In the rill P. Barber of Vero eBach la administration, en- chairman. Republican Orville Hodge Now Inmate No. 25303 tcred Menard last night. Earlier In the day, he waa sentenced to serve 13 to 15 years after plead­ ing guilty to charges o f taking *837,000 in state funds In a checkwriting scandal that involved more than a dozen state and fed­ eral investigations. Hodge, 51, sppearad dazed and glassy eyed on arrival at the pris­ on. lie waa given hla first prison meal .and remarked to newsmen that lie frit "much belter." Asked* If he thought his sen­ tence was severe, Hodge replied: " I don't know." Later he said, “ I think the judge (Circuit Judge Clem Smith) waa fa ir." Ths t i l l Tax AMsssmaat Ran of th* Cltr of Hanford. Fionas, will be submitted to ths Cltr Commission sitting as sn Equalisation Board oa Tussdsr. August it. in s , at (tea Aft eortaatlea* mad* In said noil, whalhar In listlet or valuation of property or othsrvrlss. should ftta with tha Cltr Clark on ox bsfnrs tha day pravtoue In Ihs martin* thslr pstltlons soltins forth thslr objections or eomplaints and tha chaanea thsr dealt* to havs mad*. It- .V HATER City Tax Assassor Tha Caw foists in ton Premiere, site af th* ••publican Notional caavoitHan. Ed Sullivan Enters Hospital Yesterday Lake Worth Daily NEW HAVEN, Conn. UP — Ed injured in a two-car accident earl: Leader Is Sold Sullivan, nationally syndicated Aug. 8 In Seymour and spent near newspaper columnist and television personality, entered Grace New Haven Community Hospital 'is t night to be treated fo* 1• hospital described as some congestion in the lower right lobe o f his lung." tils condition Is not scrtoiu. The hospital aald: "H is rccupe itlo- 'ram a recent auto accident was Interrupted by in elevation of temperature and he was transferred from his Southbury home to the hospital. He Is not In serious distress and hla removal to the hospital Is ni’ d* primarily In order to take advant* age of the diagnostic facilities there because of some congestion in the lower right lobe of his lung.'* Sullivan and three others were LAKE WORTH IP — The Lake ]y two weeks at G riffin Hospital Dcrby Worth Daily Leader haa been sold ‘ to a group o f Palm Beach County U PSTART BOXCAR business and professional men and _ _ i- t n im Minn m "itchy l5T- ^ Lt’ u u ' Mmn’ ,,cn> will begin publication about Oct. 1. wheels, the runaway boxcar, l The property waa brought from back In the ahellcrlng arms of th Tennessean Newspapers Inc., by a car bams after trying the opci group headed by C h irlci B. Guthroad with near disastrous result) ridge, president o f the Lake Worth shroudcd hy torrential rains, th Chamber o f Commerce, and Dr. b d hreik for lt( , Ilpp Randolph S. Romano, president o f . . P *‘ ‘ ‘ h« P * »«n g e r station am the Lake Worth General Hospit­ waa headed for open country whfi al. The new owners are assembling a avsitch engine crew spotted It one threw a switch Just li a complete operating it o ff and plan to expand nawa, circulation .... .. . . . ol' th* 1 and adirrtlslng coverage through­ c ,r l f demise at the hands of i out Southern Palm Beach County, an area o f 83,000 population. passenger train. STUDENTS! Hart la something which la al­ most * nacesslty la college. Very desirable and • hig help in High School. Helps you turn in neat and attractive work and will GIVE YOU BETTER GRADES. See the new Smith-Corona Port­ able Typewriter before school opens. World's Fastest a*d Meat dgrable Portable, Prices *87.50 to g tllJ O phu lax. 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The training included weapons firing and familiarisation with the latest developments In Army quartermaster procedures. Captain McCoy Is tha eon of Mrs. Lena F. ls>ckley, 3335 Mc­ Arthur Ave., Sanford. His father lives at 4 Intervale 6t., Dorchest­ er, Mass. The captain is employed as a letter carrier by the U. S. Pott Office In Newton, Maia. at your BIG M dealer's! tea* K it.n c tct.r.a vtTHM w sn tn Tt SlantY im m v o n v Tha Rhythm Hour World Af Hla r.m is o TwIUpht Snngi aperte Rook Studs at Random V. r W. ° * * Cloag fessvi-s-t.^ s;1 C . 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BUttou WDBO ChMMi A H U N T-M cR O B ER TS, Inc ih h BBH H Phone 44 �y. - _____ ■ V r*.; ' S - p '- V v JS' '. * ’I * • . • • •-v- nra polteoma«r in on Aimifcasi,ffi,*A iV, u In the case aUnv, Shot a 18-yaar-oM hoy tbs other dsy. The and refusu to halt on order, should the ltd was fleeing from * grocery atore with policeman shoot? Or should the policeman fc chopping beg containing the results ef s be expected to withhold his fire unless he w>ornlng*i •bop-lifting-—« ahlrt, a belt, end ie reasonably certain that the fleeing man fruit. The policemen later said that he b u committed a grave crime? at the boy’s lege, but the bullet struck This in turn leads to the even breeder him In the head. question whether firearms are a necessary It could have happened in almost any piece o f equipment for police on routine duty, The circumgUncse call fo r ' In some other countries the police do their about tho ua# of lethal job without pistols. That may not be possible in pollei work. in the United States. !a the cast mentioned above, tho young But tha whole matter reeds to be r e v ived tho full becking of hlo thought through again. e a a They said that ho “did nothing _____Tfcoy pointed out that he hnd no vray of knowing what the running boy had It la somewhat less than original to ob­ committed but thought It might have been serve that radio and television gobble talent at holdup at a phenomenal rate. But the observation Is - Nevertheless, at lout two aerioua queea true on*. Material for entertainers— their ttooe wo raised by this Incident. The teaser jokes and music and rrutines-vnnishes down « f the two is tht>: Should a rookie with this insatiable maw in such volume that tiwdly any experience and little eklll at composers and writers are herd pressed to anaritsmanship—bo entreated with a weapon keep up with the demand, This has two that eaa taka human Ufa? really perceptible results. The other question la th# bread one m One Is that, with new popular music to what conditions juetlfy firing at a man— U.S. Housewives Lead In Shoplifting SAY'AU REVOfR, BUT NOT GOOD8V m JUST W f l c Ry HAL BOYLE NEW YO R K JV-Tbe American housewife, who has many virtues, also leads the p y . t o ’a one form of crime—enopliiung. Light-fingered customers coat department and specialty stores at least M million dollars a year, and probably much more. ) "Th e greatest lo u comas from tha housewife," aald Mr*. Mary Congeml, one o f the nation’s top store detectives. ‘ ‘She 1* a good customer In many ways. She pays her billa, keeps up her charge ac­ counts— but she steals, too. being dashed o ff in such quantity, u large proportion of it Is necessarily rather poor •tuff. The other is that singers, in order to catch the public eye (and cur), resort to gim­ micks and gyrations ranging from just plain silly to downright uncouth. Support for this view came the other day from the horse'a mouth, as it were. Klvis Presley, a noisy, wriggly and phenomenally popular young troubadour, had this to say: “ I f you want to get ahead, you gotta be different." That ia tha thing— to be different. Not good, necessarily; It requires talent to he good, to sing a melody with feeilng nnd beauty. Being, different is easier. Often a peculiar catch in the throat, or an (aid way o f breaking words in two, can substitute for talent. Whether It can substitute for music is something else again. fashion writers are giving fair warning: Big, floppy, absurd hats are going do bo THE THING this fa ll Practical and oonservativt hats wiU bo available also, it la eald, but women who want to bo really in ,'tha swim wUl dock themselvea out In giddy creations Intended to bo dramittc and ele­ gant. Tho fact that many of these creations, U sun at designers’ previews, also succeed In looking a bit ridiculous probably will not deter the ladies who go In for such display. -The history of feminine dress and adorn­ ment amply proves that being ridiculous never w u much of deterrent, so long as a thing w u tho fuhion. So It's ovary man for himself. If the • • a wife cornea home with • hat resembling a Industrial diamonds re not much good feathered cartwheel, friend husband might u well tell her lt*a charming—end pay for jawairy, but both the Nazis and the Allies wanted them Iwtdly in World War II. the bill. There’s nothing sloe to be done, It's tho A vast supply of them was located at Am­ fuhion._________________________________ sterdam, the center of the diamond industry. r « n u » < otn y K «»sct v u r a r s*d » » * « * » ■ eteM i M seeeei tlesi mailer Oeteket IT, 111* at tea M M MH m al fcnferO. Flertje ;«4 e r tha * «t r4 r.n e r.M nf March I tITI m o o pan am a. R iit*» m ruatunar MARION HARMAN a lt. Rtacutlva Kdlt.r ■VXt.TR i CtlBHIKO. Aivartltlne Manse.r weaker af tha AMAalataS Free. H |7*Mtlt!**4ate I____________ tathaan far NitM iei Hits. ' an tha leeel H W I frtaUS ta U li oowsMeor. t t l w PeesaaaataS I l f T ll, t U t i l r ■ Ratloatllr h# Oaaaral Aa.srtltUe Ml 0 .«r «l* Savin#* Raah Rtf#, AUaata Osarala " atlRBCRIPTION RATRS Carrier — Ha a w week On* Meath lt.lt raa Maat bfMi Mentha ei« Maatha Ona Tear »*.** O R H.Ti in .n All Ohltuarr OhUuarr motl.ee, i a arfi af thaaka. raaalatlana a i l ■ oil... af aal aatartalancat fnr tha enrnoM of rslsla# (anaa will ha ha nhar#af i fnr at raaular aiv.rtltln# rataa. R, Page 4, * How Tuesday Augut SI, 1IM P a r ty Mr FAMES MARLOW Associated Pm* News Analyst I A N FRANCISCO JL-Tba Demoeratlc and Republics* platforms - O 0M promises at what thayR 4a tf ilia voters elect them—ara « combination a f food UlaaUaM • M plala polltkal k a i IV R «b prime example iv tr « a faraifa peltoy. T V n r - They would have been a wonderful help io the German war mnehine, and wore indi­ spensable to the Allies. A transaction only now revealed saved them for the Allies. David K. Wnlker’s new book, “ Adventure In Diamonds,” tells how tha Amsterdam dealers were to deUvtg their •tocke fo r itorge In Great Britain. Con­ sequently, when the Nazis tried On round up the gems, the cupboard waa bare. This little known deal played an im­ portant part in Hitler's defeat, • • curity consultant fo r M depart­ ment stores throughout the Unit­ ed States, has caught nearly 6.QQ0 shoplifters In the lait 10 yean , "M ost shoplifters are ama­ teurs," she aald, “ but the ama­ teur* account fo r 75 per cent o f the losses. Radio Station Will Make Underwater Broadcast Aug. 30 Tha tin t commercial underwater broadcast In tha hktory of radio ■ III be made on Thuraday, A u f. 30, when Station WMOP, Ocala, take* ili microphones beneath the lurface for a day-long session of sctiviUei In tha crystal claar water of Florkla'a Sliver Sprints' Jim Kirk, manager of WMOP, in announcing the unusual event, aald that he and hit associate, Vernon Arnelte, commercial man­ ager of tho station, would remain underwater during the entire 13 hours and IS minutes of tho day’s broadcast. The broadcast will originate In an air lock approximately IS feet below the surface of the Springs. All regularly scheduled programs of tha station, Including musical segments, will be broadcast from (his location, Kirk aald. Both IKrk and Arnatte will ha outfitted with avary convanlaaca for their underwater comfort. They will wear rubber exposure suits to protect them from tha cool 72 degree temperature e f tha water, and will have air lungs nearby in case of emergency. •a tV dlffareneaa between ftomnerata and Republicans are an M i * V paUciaa and preaams, M f t V property o f both partial, • r e being bandied. T V D em ean la nay t V y could da It bettor, the mapnbltoana tap they're dalag F o r eaampto: Roth Democratic M d Rapnhllr aa foreign policy ftonka ptedga the two parties to •Stories foreign aid. to help w d scdivel i psd countries, to rely on • r ir ia lli* oocnrity again at Cam■umlot aggression, to support too V, M., to V c k Chlang Kal-ahak’a ffoUOMllat Chiaeaa on Formosa, dp appooa a aoat fo r Red China to V. M., to eon tin ua te aoak too m o d e m e f Aow rkaaa held prieoner bp the Red Chinese, to work fa r the unity e f W eston Europe, he pn a e r r e peaee to the Middle C om , to Intensify roa»*ratleo with t e t r i Amnrtoa. T V Eeputoteen i refrain — to V y in g they w f l try to keep pence to the Middle b i M r w e tp to f toey w i l g i n arms to U rie l. Thai Bern errata ptedpa thamu lreo t o l V t o o n e Urn Uraatia. 1 T V tomb to toe torn toraton toUcy planks la dtahad out r i M e 'l “ They range In age from I to M. A lot are teen-agers, but most are housewives between 20 and All equipment used in the air lock will have to be waterproofed, Women shoplifters outnumber Kirk axplalood. Several spare men at least five to one. But In microphones will ha on hand In either sex the person who actually steals from hunger la unusual. case they are needed. Many people believe that moat The two announcers win even shoplifter* suffer from kleptoman­ eat their meals underwater. These ia, or an Irresistible compulsion will be brooght to them in water­ to take something that doesn’ t proof containers by divert. Divers belong to them, whether they have will also furnish them wilh the any real need for It or not. Mrs. Congeml grimly says this la pure­ latest news bulletins which will ly a legend. be broadcast at intervals. Several ’ Kleptomania, if there really la underwater Interviews are alio be­ *uch a thing. Is very rare." she ing arranged for the day’s pro­ laid “ I ’ve never encountered a kleptomaniac. Shoplifters simply grams. The uoJerwater studio will be want something for nothing. “ They often have the muddled equipped with a record player, a record library, and evtn a tele­ ids* that taking something from phone over which listeners can con­ a big department store really la verse with the aquatic disc Jock- not sealing. They don't undentand ays. the real moral issue until they The broadcast will begin at sign- are caught. "But I'll say thla about tha av­ on time at S o .m ., and will end that evening at 7:13. erage housewife who turn* ama­ INVERNESS I#—Florida's Wait Coast was cotibed today fo r two convicts who broke looee from road gang guards in an outburst o f assault, robbery and auto theft. Darwin Bears, 3S, and Donald Griffin, 21, disappeared in the au to mobile o f two Chicago tourists whom they left caged up with three guards and three other con­ victs in a State Road Department truck. The break occurred yesterday noon during a road gang atop for a snack on State Road to l about 75 miles north o f Tampa. One o f tha escapee* alugged Guard C. J. Smith with a pop bottle and the other matched Smith's shotgun and p istol They than dlaarmad walking boas 1. W. Glddana and truck driver C. E. Booth, exchanged clothes with the U tter two, and Usd up all three guards and forced them into tha truck’s cage with three other con­ vict*. Bears and Griffin drove about M miles around Citrus County with* their truckload o f prisoner*, then atopped Mr. and Mra. Harry Caltha of Chicago and took their car and 2200 at gunpoUL The Calthaa also were herded Into tho cage. Later one o f the group Jimmied the door and summoned help. in s h o p ­ lifting techniques to 1,000 etn-W ploye*. Then, to put them to the teat, Mr*. Congeml, who was unknous to tham, went through the stors to tee what ah# could shoplift. “ ta an hour and a half I filled three ahopplng bags with mors than 1400 worth o f merchandise," she recalled. “ 1 had lifted every, thing from aib trey* to expensive dresses." ^ store. “ Salespeople themselvea don't appreciate the extant o f shoplift, log until you actually show them what can be done," she eald, and m cited the case o f one 20-year-old w girl who atol a sportswear valued at 110,000 from one store la a sin­ gle aeaeon. On* otfaar odd fact about shop, lifting: “ It reaches Ha peak around the two greatest religious holidays Christmas and Eastor," eald Mra. Congeml. BUICK Trade-Ins 1952 Plymouth Sedan A Good Buy 1375 1949 Pontiac 2 Dr. Sedan 1949 Buick Super Sedan 1950 Buick 2 Dr. Sedan Rsv< 1951 LA S T SHOWING M ERCURY 2 Door Sedan • We should be content with what wa have — not what we are. > e e e Borne people grow when given ponslhllity; others merely swell. P la tfo rm s 1952 \ F O R D (V 8 ) 2 D oor Sedftn res- D iffe r Buick Sedtn hlag food to say the Rapubllcaa plank aaya, U "now EiMohowcr’i psr- free and Independent." But what the plank carefully omiU saying la thla: Since the 1953 FORD Mlsenhower administration took over, the Indochinese CommunlsU forced tha French — while the (V 8 ) Sedan Extra Ctoaa, Y O U C A N E N JO Y LIFE, United Statea looked on helplessly T~ 1952 IN QUIET <£och Cbiboh Aod you’d never cueae— becai | the Rapubllcaa plank makea i mention o f U— that there la trial* In Egypt's aeituro o f Ithe' Frmn 1 M to tau , while they ran V # ehew, the Democrats put to- attractive, la married lo ■ locksmith and has two children. Recently Max Hess, owner o f » t ■ mask over her head West Coast Being . toWearing hlda bar Identity, Mra. Congarni then confronted the sales Mrs. Congeml, special agent for Combed For Two personnel at a specially called William F. Alexander, a former In­ meeting and ahowed them the fantry o fficer who acta aa a se­ Escaped Convicts result* o f her. safari through tbs — U epllt Vlat Nam in half. T l They hold the northern part. find na real differences between V o partlaa' faralgn policloa. teur shoplifter. Once she haa bean caught, even though she may have stolen many time* before, she usLuaslly. sw rs c w & ^ fc r-.rc r." Shoplifters are common ia all walks o f society, from the alum kid to tha wealthy dowager. Recently, In one men's (tore, here the following were picked up fo r shoplifting within a SO-day period; an Insurance company ex­ ecutive, a lawyer, a doctor'* wlfa. . factory owner, the manager of another atore, and a federal em­ ploye, ■ Mrs. Congeml, dark-haired and “ And if she keeps at It aha soon Item s all tha tricks o f tha profes­ sionals.’ ’ 'You Gotta' Be Different' Tha Sanford Harold ' ‘ Isa O f Lethal W aapons In Police o rk R aises S erio u s Q u estio n s Hots Fashion ; B U IC K S E D A N Low Mlteago H IT t — 1953 Suet Canal, a result m u ll o f fumbling fumbll by both Egyptian President Prealdent NasN aar and SocreUry 8U Secretary of State They hare the admlniatratlon Dullee. concornod by their offers o f aid NEW HAZARD to backward eauatrio*. by their LONDON, Out. (ft—Some mail­ grewlas laflueae* to I V Middle E aat I V admlaietratieo baa men are bothered hy dogs. Rut A l­ found no new way to cope with d a Shanta who delivers mail to them. I t ’a relying on the tried No. 1 Rural Route out o f Waterloo remedtoe: Faralgn aM and hlg la bothered by atarlings. lie opened |idh|| f t f one mailbox and a nesting alarllog daw out at blm. SHante suffered T V RepnblVna taft, aa If with Minor bruises on hia face. pride, about the liberation of Auatria from oatupaUan rule and the fa st aba la Udependent. The Ellanhawor admtolatretton didn't .'M IC bring that abeat. « ( [ > ! IN Austria became free aad Inde­ pendent ealy because the Kuatiaas — tor whatever their reaaea*—da-' A Bit O’ Country boot tho dty. Do you want to a homo . . CouifRut? Pontiac (8 ) Sedan Charm? Convenience? Well all there aad ■ little more are toduded to Extra Ctoaa Loch Arbor to tho phtUpu Homre . . . . For COMFORT, insulated ceO- " b a r lace, t o f t screened porch, mafic chef heater, furred and plastered walla. For CHARM, A a a R G I kitchen, fall ceramic tile bath, large toU, exterior brick rills. For CONVENIENCE, 20 or more doable electric 1954 M ERCURY SEDAN ___ I i l H _ cutlets, tort*, storage, ceramic tile rite, large donate, automatic dish 1955 washer, washing maritime. Enjoy a quiet Ufe la LOCH ARBOR where Plymouth Sedan It's safe for children. 1955 B U IC K S P E C IA L HARDTOP scam [GAILRUSSEU I LEEMARVIN " S even men EROM NOW TUJCTl'kn .'li4 oWLV ' ■rry *-y y - * •* 1955 Bnlek Roadm aiter Sedan T S M C 'p k t t y * j: Corner W . CrjraUl D rive A Lake M ary Bhrd. PHONE 1504 m T Goad Nicholson Buick Co. IMA �(y s M o n a lA Social Mr*. W. J. Thigpen, who has bean spending lh « aummir here with U n . H. M. Fapworth, 311 Park A t *., returned recently from tUe V r a - U » » ^ '* ^ . : . M u . Frank McNeill, formerly o f thie pclty. Mra. Thigpen pllane to leare Thursday fo r Tallahaeeea where (he will (pend • few daye with her dauthter, Mre. Hamilton Oren, before returnlnf to Tuacatoo#*, Ala., and her poeltlon aa houeemother to Alpha Delta PI sorority, b etw een Well, we all hate to ice Sandra leave, but we certainly wish her all the best In her new life. 1 hope you will all be as helpful me as you have been to Sandra f f d will bear with any mistakes i may make. Miss Linda Quinn, of Washington, here so much when they were here earlier In tha munmer with their mother, that They Just "had” to come back. I D. C., liked It understand Friende o f Mra, Mary Tyre will be happy to learn that ehe la now oat o f th* hoepltal and la at boro# with her new baby daughter. Both are doing fine. Swalm, Mrs. Clarence Collins, Mrs. Homer R. Parker, Mra. BUI Stemprr, Mrs. Douglas Stenitrom, Mra. V. B. West, Mrs. M. T. Haynaa. Mrs. Cllfofrd Abels, Mrs. Lor­ raine Messinger, Mrs. Curtis Hughes and Mra. Charlls Diesen. Mrs. Gaorge E. Quinn reports that her two charming houseguests, Miss Dorothy Ann and can csrtalnly THE SANFORD H ERALD Mon. A f W. 1 »M Mr. and Mra. Georg* Touhy and (on, Jimmy, returned Sunday from * two-week elelt to Colorad*. Correction The 0. E. S. picnic will be held on Wednesday at the Oviedo swim­ ming pool known as Sweetwater Park at 6 p. m. aharp. Instead of on Tuesday as formerly reported. that, can't youT It seams that Mrs. Quinn has had a "host'1 o f company this summer, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Hooley, who returned last week to their home In Washington, D. C., after tpendwg tehlr time down here looking around for a place to settle. I sin­ cerely hope they choose Sanford as their new home. Infantry Members Are Getting Trim For Assignment Mr. and Mra. Carl E. Williams I certainly envy the G. A. Jr. of Atlanta. Ga. announce the Speers who are planning a relaxbirth of a baby boy, Dirk Samuel b f ten days in New Smyrna on Sunday, Aug. IV. Tha baby Beach. They will atay over Labor weighed 7 Iba. 7 oi. Day. but will return In* time lor their children to return to school Airman 1/c and Mrs. James E. r tha Fall session. Tommy goes Marsico announce the birth of a ck to tha University o f Florida daughter, Linda Gail, born Satur­ and Mary Agnes will be gains today, Aug. IS, in Orlando Air Base Agnei Scott. Hospital. The little miss weighed S lbs. 13 or. Mrs. Marsico it the On the Newr Arrivals List . . . former Miss Agnes Mae Smith. Mr. and Mra. J. F. Lceonard who Mr. and Mrs. Renae Wilson an­ are buying a home at 202 Laurel nounce Ihe arirval of a 8 pound Drive, came down recently from 7 ounce girl, Shirley Ann, August Rocky Mount, N. C. with their 20 at 6:33 p. m. at New Smyrna aoa, who ii four and half. Mr. Reach. The former Nancy Kites graduated from the Seminole High School. The pnfud grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. 0. B. Griggs of Sanford. « Happy Birthday ■ o r O L A N BOONE, seven. Is new convalescing In tha Elk* Children Home at Umatilla, after nndargoing a second operation •n hla left foot In July. He la the •on t i Bertha .Tlngl* and attend•d Forest Park School and the Baptist Church while at home. Couple United Saturday Eve FT CARSON. Colo. 11fi- Officers and men of the 8th Infantry Di­ vision are getting trim waistlines before shipping out for their next duty aiilgnment which will take them to Germany this fall. MaJ. Gen. Thomas M. W elling­ ton, fort and division commander, said today punitive action — In­ cluding court-martial — is being taken against a "handful" of men who have failed to peel off excess fal as ordered. The program to re­ duce overweight soldiers was an­ nounced by the general a month ago. Gen. Wellington said about 1,200 men In his command of 25.000 were found overweight when he started hit drive under an or­ der from the chelf of staff. Of that number, the general said, boo have lost weight and about 400 are still in the reducing-by-diet program. Ha estimated that "leas than SO men" have been brought before court-martial boards or punished by unit commanders for failure to comply. He said 18 or less had been given reduction in rank or fines by unit com m andm under the llth Article of War. Ha added that eo far as he eould recall, no man of hla command had been discharg­ ed for failure te bring hla weight down. The Denver Rocky Mountain News la a copyrighted story yeatarday said Pvt. Donald O'Brien, who draws approximately 180 a month was sentenced to forfeit $U a month for tho n u t two months by aa sight-man court, lie was charged with falling to obey a lawful order by his command­ ing officer In the diet program. LOVE BLOSSOMS AGAIN M IAM I OB— Love has blossomed for a young coup!* In the most unlikely o f field*— the divorce proceedings and alimony pay­ ments branch of Circuit Court. Louie C. Sneeden, 11, and Joan Coumoyer, 28, announced yester­ day they would marry In Novrmbar. As clerks, they handle Mi­ ami's mountains o f correspondsnea regarding divorces and ac­ cept alimony payments for trans­ fer between divorced couples. Broiling lamb chops? 8hortly before th* chop* *ra ready, put •o n e thick slices o f orange dfsambrane-freel under th e w ollar. Sprinkle the orange* arltb a little auger and spice. MK. A N D MRS. CHARLES TO W NSEND Photo By Raymond Studio WEDDING SIGNS OKLAHOMA CITY tfv -A Justwed couple, off on Ihe honey­ moon, didn't mind the ‘Just mar­ ried" elgns on tho car but the newly* eds felt their friend* went ]u*t n tittle too far. Alae painted on tha ear was Oklahoma City's slogan: ‘ ‘808,000 la 80. Watch Oklahoma City grew ." Calendar TUESDAY The Unity C lan will meet In the at 8 p. m. TBS' Rev. Joecphtne Stuckle will teacn the new book "H ow to Let God Help You." Everyone ie welcome. Tha member, of the D.A.V. will have a (octal meeting at the D. A V. hut at 1:30 p m. All are urg­ ed to attend. The Pioneer Fellowship and Recreation will meet at (h* Flrat Precbyterlan Church at 7it0 p. a . Tha Sanford Tourlsta and Shuttleboard Club will hold a coveted dleh supper at 8:10 p. m. Judge Ware's Bible Class will hold Its monthly meet at the MeKinney Rench on W. First St. at 7 p. m. The meeting will take the form ol a covered dlah supper and hosts end hostesses far Um oc­ casion will be Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McKinney, Mr. and Mra. J. T. Rates, Mrs. Frsd Smith and Mrs. Rosalie Hamilton. O.EJ. annual Robert Morris P ln le will b* held at the Ovledc "SwnfffilMfcv#ufcyi3vwti u WgDNKXDAY Wednesday — Prayer Sendee wiB be held at The Flrat Baptist Church at T i l l p.sa. Dr. Brooks will conUntst teaching tha book •atltlsd "Growing a Chrlatiaa Personality." Ik e Girl Scouts will meet at tha First Presbytariaa Chunk at I'tp.m . Tha Mid-Week Bible Boar w t l b* conducted by R rr. A. 0 . M » 1unis, paster o f the ftra t -te w byterlan Church at T:M pi aa. Th* Rev. 0. B. Kite* will conduct th* morning deration* over WTRR, Sanford, at l : » a . eu sagas may La sent to Oranga Memorial Hospital, Room 424. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tolar and their throe children, o f Jackaonvllle, were weekend gueeta o f Dr. and Mre. J. N . Tolar. Th* Adult Choir o f th* P in t Mlaa Ruby Stenitrom arrived horns Saturday after spending Baptist Church win rehear** at tha past two weeks at Tyndall •:00 p. ns. A fter rehaeraal n social A ir Rase In Panama City with hour win b* esOoyed hy a!L her brother and alater-ln-law, The Junior Choir 4 tha P in t Mlaa Billie Leman o f Durham, Presbytariaa Church win rehear­ se at S :U p. m. at tho ehoreh SUNDAY The R.A.'s o f tha First Baetlat Church will mast under the lead', ershtp of Vane* Duk* Jr. FRIDAY Th* Rev. Q. B. Kline wiB conduct teh morning devotioni over W TRR, Sanford, at 1:10 a. m. Sao our new collection of hnrinomtly tadored atylca. Perfect for trans-season wear la * distinctive fabrics M i f k l l hu es! CAP?. MAIIY g. 80Pg— . akJpper ad th* New T o rt University oceanographic research vessel Action, takas a (Inal look at a bathy­ thermograph before (brewing It overboard to measure Ui* tempera­ ture of the sea at given depths. Tha craft, which will bn commis­ sioned August 22, Is a new Boating laboratory which will study scientific p.obiema, among tham long-range weather forecasting end the effect on aircraft radar of Uny *aaan wave*, la background (a Dr. Gerhard Neumann, oceanography professor, ffntenutiowslj AUGUST CLEARANCE STILL GOING STRONG l A H C C 3 0 - 50% O FF F a a k io a a a d F a b r ic S to r y 9 2 4 .0 8 T O 1 2 7 .9 8 CIIU.S s c h o o l s h o e s BOY'S a r i YOUTH'S WRANGLER WESTERN DUNGAREES * S H O E S up to 50% and more o ff Tho fashion: a smooth and flattering sheath, apruoad by itg own contrasting rayon Unen collar with ijracatching detail*. Th* fabric: wondcrfuUy-Uxturnd aliagbark cotton In cornflower blue, toait or charcoal gray. Sizes B-1B. ALSO RRDUCSDi STRAWS-SWIM TRUNKS-SHORTS BOY’S 10 OZ. DUNGAREES Come In • • Look Around BOY’S SCHOOL SHOES FRO M B R A N E LL’S F A L L CO LLECTION come* this aUm Mack sheer wool draoe. A aatlalined bow fronts the high draped waist. The miniature fhU ar repeats tha satia accept * 1 Mcfocn Make GARRETT'S Your Back To School Headquarters 323 E. FIRST STREET 30« E. FIRST ST. SANFORD RHONE 12Z2-J jw t iv water Park at d p.m. aharp. AO mambera sad their fa a llle e a n Invited. Mr. and Mra. Wallae* Phillip, and children, Wallace Jr. and IWBSDAB Merriett, have returned from Tha Bar. 0. K. H IM Greened#, N . C. cldant, la resting as comfortably wiB conduct th* morning dovottma as ran be expected- Mrs. Baksr over W TRR, Sanford, at l : M n. m.Friends o f Mrs. Georgs Stlns and Sonny's wife, Mrs. M. E. Ba­ Thursday — Ik e Intermedlata will be very »orry to hear that aha fell Sunday, breaking her arm ker, Jr. wllll remain In Klngsman Choir of th# First Bapds. Church win r*b*ara* at T:00 p.m. in two places. “ Gat-wall" mas- a little longer. Mr. M. K. Baker Sr. has re­ N. C. arrived Saturday to visit turned from Kingman, and with her brother-in-law and stater, report! that hla ion, “ Sonny", Mr. and Mra. L. E. Walker. who was Injured In a train aeMr. and Mrs. E. I). Smith have from Chicago, 111., Making w affles? Sprinkle bat­ returned ter, after you've poured It onto where they attended the wedding the Irene, with small pecan of their son, Eugene, t * Mlaa halves and hake as usual. Supar Marilyn Ulawe. . with real maple eyrup. NO STRIKE IN FROSTECT TAM PA kR — Federal madia ter John Kenny met again today with cigar company officials and union representative* seeking pay laareata*, better vacsUoa ceadilloas and group lasurane*. F afa i£ “ W e Invita Charge �r»- j ■ 1 . m t ettf t k m t l U Ttm hadn't m lata m a n a l, tru'd haw beta H M i a M at f « « . " Ha eyed Ml* M a t skeptically. “Bow'd wa have m a a enough to haul that (a t ftau la here? I eoukPve string' haltarad you with only T in and liMM fiftCtUTML** M lctetl grinned. “ rU ta t • Tankers nasal bad a look at pio‘ • Uta IMaa ataoa ha waa part* i with Ocean ta that tantouosp aa guffawed. “I t waa a good datl You Agwa ttw Fannere doped -thla op when they M aw tha old daa ta Mek tha huckat la leave David I “Tha Fanner* are gamblers. They put evu y th la f an a long shot that pretty near ' Hag, Jfcy t i n and David w an watttng tar hka. A n k a r a ---------to -Frisco ‘ *on *to* i," T in said. “Got tan , Ml wheat? I promiaad It •a her." Michael abend tw in tha fa n Into n o ’s wllHag Angara. "You did • Ana thing la earning, M in day* Oar amila diaaolvod tato ■ P, tha They ware within sight o f tha waiting group whan Anna Durkins broke away and ran toward them. “ David! David I You're free I“ Whimpering, eha hurled h against him, bar bands clawing at him. reaching for him. She wept loudly in a muffling, creaking w a a Matilda and Oretcben puffed up behind her. There was no oouad but that o f Anna's note. Then David stepped back, un* wound bar arms. "Tomorrow,1 •aid with new command, “1 will transfer the greater portion oi my Inheritance to you, Anna." Team eased down her cheeks. “ The money? But whet should I do with it, David?" " I don’t cars what you da with I t With tha portion I keep, I am n in e away." “ To California?" Sba waa anger. “ Tee, Yea, let's go to California, David. But It will taka time to pack, to aell our house." “ Only / am going, Anna." Michael wanted to break the ■cane. Tragedy should he solitary; thla ana had too many onlookers. Anna stand at her husband. “ You? You're leaving me, David?" B r i e f l y , tmpatlenoe touched David's face and waa gone. “ You left ma, Anna. Det It be "But 1 thought . . . they said— , “ DM n o good. Always did hate that girl . . . 1 believed . . .* U ‘i guts." She pinched Tima He ebook his head; the stuttered “ And T in nerea got a way Into silence before him. kirn." aha stuffed bar money "You believed nothing, Anna. I >a ahapele n puna. “Ooma on, leave you with I t " T IM 111 stand you a dunk. V y He turned away, walked across whistle's dry aa burned-out sa gv the alley to hie own porch, opened the back door and closed it gently They want away, and Michael, Mag and David handed hdtna. Tha Michael looked uneasily at the wns thinned now; tha air, woman. Matilda waa ■beepteh, and aalt.laden, whipped their ■heme riding her; arevchen's ex­ pression was falsely belligerent; ef tha town. Proto ■be swallowed audibly, Meg, her thought, this trial eye* on the door through which M ppsnul anywhere David had vanished, sighed, her i M A t r tumad into exprasatcai soft with pity aad i daQeet the Jackpot understanding. • I N I Asia Bern a ra* :•• -1 » U ,l -1 •■■ ' - • ••. •: ' • - . . . ;,T - < Men's Invitational Gollf Tournament Siated*S£^l. 2-3 t Cubs Like 'B onus B a b ie s 1 A>~ B O S S from afar; a gambler playing detective and da* hvarlng tha goods; a tat woman who paid of? aid grudgoo by California to dastUo; a ebon faith had tnple* tad everything, tt wna nil of a piece with Saattle'a noUbie trartnaM Michael looked at Mag. Raw aad aba M ow n? liven Ml* tad felt do»M la Ma mind, ttaugh never with his heart They neared tha alley behind tha Durkins house. Michael aaw wait* lag people la tha gathering “ Tou’ve n welcoming committee, David." David stopped. Mia with consternation. “ Oh, Michael I" Meg waa gusted. “ Wouldn't you M o w Ma* Ulda would hear before we could tafl hart Sometimes I hate tala* . f- AMs turned to Anna, flka would certainly have hysterics and ha would be forced to oeai with tar. But aha showed no sign o f breaking. Ahe simply looked m m * deep astonished, nothing, Michael surmised, la bar relationship with David bad lad bar to believe ho would ha anything hut meekly grataful to h ire her return to him. Thera waa n sudden rustle e f movement la the Durkins shrubs. JtaebeJ the cat leaped into tha al­ lay, bar Mack body sinuously tri­ umphant Tha mouse in her Jaw* squeaked with terror. Her green eyes glowing m the dusk. Jest beI executed a flying pounce, landed on her fast before Anna, released the mouse at hat tea t reclaimed ft lastly as It made Its bid far treeJsasbalP Qretchen and flapped bar white apron. “ You c a t you I Best!" Jessbel, with the skill e f ptnoUoe, dodged, let the mourn escape once more, again retrieved It and shot victoriously under tha Con porch. A t last Anna moved. M u wheeled on Mag, bar body half-crouching an U aba too would epring. Her Ups draw back In n mart. “ You—yon Jem ball" Meg stepped baefc froth her. Mo­ ved a atgti and took over. "How there’ll bo no going to . KM , Anna." Abe grasped Anna's shoulders, faced bar about with n firm shove. “Come along with m a You're unstrung. You need a good cup o f tea and I don't say I won't lam It with medicinal brandy. Be­ ing n teetotaler's fine but a body to urn Judgment too." Half­ supporting, half ■propelling, aha forced Anna in tha direction o f the Cos house. Crotches hurried after them. I did meddle," said Meg. "Par* tape only Ood has that rig h t" Michael's long-beld dislike for people's tendency to fathom parally the workings and desires of deity came to his aid. With tha departure o f hie sense at fu­ tility, ha fait the, delayed Intoxica* tlon at unexpected victory. "Come on, Meg. We'll wdlact Jenny nt the hnt shop. I shall then buy you the beat dinner Beattie can furnish." His tone softened. “ You mustn't blame yourself, Meg. You saved David." Aha roll into stay with him but bar eye* were unhappy, “ And a rescue often Involves ■tapping an leaser things and peo­ ple? Maybe. Only no one la aver ’lesser’ to himself. Anna Mamas me because David's going away." “ She'd bettor blame hereetfl" Yet he knew It took a Mg per* eon to blame himself. Anna, ha admitted, might cause trouble. A woman tilled with hate and lorn might cause anything. f f a Be Continue'’ > OOMPAIfV. M a .XV CHICAGO (B — It took tha Chi­ cago Cuba a long time to lay tha money on the Una fo r “ bonua bibiaa” but they'va waited none in collecting dividends. “ We're Just tickled to death ovar them,” said Managar Stan Hack whan asked what ha thought about pitchers Don Kaiser, Moo Drakowsky and infleldar Jerry Klndall—« trio o f tl-yaar-olda who have shown great promise. They cost an estimated 1150,000. It w a n t until laat yaar that tho Cuba finally broke down and want into the bonus market with tho signing o f Don Kalsar, a fl-S right-hander from Ada, Okie. Don didn't so* much action until ha started against Brooklyn this year whan ha turned back tha world champions with a two-hitter. Sine# than ha haa been a regu­ lar. Next cam e Klndan, who was signed o f f tho University o f Min­ nesota campus in June. Less than a month ago Drabowsky was coaxed to sign, laavlng Trinity CoUega and Hartford, Conn., to don a Cub uniform. Kindall waa presied Into action when shortstop Ernie Banks auf* fered a hand infection a couple of weeks ago and haa done an excel, lent Job. But Drabowsky la the newest phenom. Moo hurled seven Innlngi In en exhibition agelnat the White Sox and gave up only two hits. He to Impressed Hack that the Cub pitot decided to start him against the 8L Louis Cardinal* Saturday night. “ I didn't tell him he was going to pilch Until shortly before tha game started," Hack said. “ I didn't want him to ioso any sleep." Moe wasn't botharad In tha leait as he limited tho Cardinals to five hits In seven Inninga and le ft the game with a comfortable lead. The first Annual Men's Invito tlon at Golf Tournament at Ellina Village, Sept. 2 and 3, Is expaclc to draw amateur players from < 100 mile radius o f the resort clut The newly Inaugurated Labo Day cvenf will make a conserve live start. However, within a fes years' lime, Elllnor Village mr CA AP A lX IN ROBERT C r TTA m l ll i . n l W W ,. JACKSON. J A t a B iM i, USN, uori, Commanding O fficer o f Ban ford Naval Station, . . . AJr . ,, -pro, sente the N A S Championship Softball Trophy tto0 Coi Commander L. B. Libby, USN, Commending OfNAS S _____________________ madron Seven, as l)R . I*. Leary, USN. ...............“ fleer o f Heavy Attack Squadron aa LC LCDR. L. J.. Leary. Special Services Officer,. I* composed o f the inand members of the V A lI-7 team look on. The " figure 7' In the foreground is dividuar trophies swarded n team members: ( l to r „ back row) D. Coon. W. O. Wise, J. R. K in*, R. P. Fogarty, . . . . . R. ... U _ l/>vrland, ________ _____ and ... R. L. — ___ Masot ta._(l. ... to r, . front row) R. E. Patrick, W. E- Crap*eyr. T. E. Suggs, S iik k *. D.. E, It hyd re rc h, II. St. Miller, F, G. Gentllloxil, and Chief M. L Daggett. (O fflrial Photo. U. 8. N avy) New Pension Plan Okayed By Teams CINCINNATI tfV-A new pension plan providing greater payments and fringe benefits was unani­ mously approved yesterday by representatives nf the 16 major league baseball teams. The now schedule wilt provide for a life insurance policy, and medical, hospitalisation and dis­ ability benefits. The enhanced benefits are made possible by a new 16Vk million dol­ lar, five-year television and radio contract fo r tha All-Star and World Series game*. The contract goes into effe c t next April 1 xt the tame time the new pension plan will begin. A ball player may elect to re­ tire at any age between 60 and 63. The older he is at retirement, the more money he'U get. Monthly benefits range from W3 for a man who retires at 60 after having played five yesra, to 1350 fo r a 20-year man wh* retires at K. Tha team representative* agreed to have eligibility for the plan reach back to 1MT when the first pension schedule was proposed. It would Include i l l gis/era active, pects the Men’s Invitational to » on a level with any o f tha to] tourneys in the South. The 36 hole medal play c la u l will be a two dey affair. The op enlng round on Sunday, Sept. 3 will be both the qualifying roum and the first round o f the touma ment. For Monday'# final IS, th« field will be divided into flights « eight with the championship £ and ties divided into A and B visions. Entry fee for the Labor Daj Tournament is five dollara. Prizes will be awarded to win ncr* and runners-up in ayerj flig h t The field will tnelude golfen from Sanford, Orlando, Galnea villc, Palatka, New Smyrna, Oca ]a, Lakeland, DcLand, Jackie* vllle, Lake Wales, Leesburg, M il bourne, S t Augustin*, Winter Ha­ ven, end Daytona Beach. inactive aad retired since 1MT. The new schedule require* par­ ticipating players to pay $34 year­ ly. The new tolevlalon-rartlo con­ tract will bring matching funds of $1,900,000 yearly fo r tho fiv e years o f the agreement. The ptan now In effect provides for pension payment! o f $G0 Diseases o f the eardloviseulai monthly for a five-year man and system took 810,000 Uvaa in 1963 $100 a month for a 10-year man, accounting for S3 per cent o f *1 with $100 the maximum. deaths lis t year. A sliding-scale insurance plan will atari coverage fo r players with 60 days o f major league serv­ ice. A $6,000 policy la provided thos* with under four years' serv­ ice, ringing up to $10,000 fo r a 16-year man. A monthly payment o f $430 Is provided for all playura, active or Inactive, who become totally dis­ abled. I f a member dies, hit widow uuinic will get ■ monthly income for life or until she remarries, when tho IN S T A L M E N T LO AN D V T . schedule provides fo r a dowry of Mensbet FDIC >4 monthly payments. AUTO LOANS Lowest Cost *S A N ^ R D BAIC TH E R E M U ST BE A R E A S O N ! More and more people sro using the Hanibrough Proven Suc­ cessful Method o f Buying and Selling properties at their F air Market Value! I f you are planning to sell— write or call Orlande ‘ “M etcalf Bldg. 4-4671— Collect Ha Hanibrough. M A IT L A N D — North o f Winter Park V IE W HOME— Furnished— 230 George A re. F R ID A Y , AUG. 21— 1:39 p. M. This beautiful home consist! o f a delightful living room with n fireplace, a dining room, breakfast room, char charming •kitchen, 3 good size bedrooms and 2 tile baths. The rooma * r * so arranged aa to provide a separata apartment with its own private bulh— If so desired. This same apartment would have many possibilities— added rental income,— privacy fo r the master o f the " i ie ‘house or ideal private living quarters fo r the student ■on or daughter. The entire interior pine panelled, “ ' oTrf tne ‘ie home U Pine adding a cosy comfortable feeling. With hardwood floors thruout, the house also has 3 Jalousled doors. There's also a porch leading o ff the dining room and a double carport# with utility room equipped with tubs and washing machine U another feature. An outside shower In the rarporto Is a convenient asset, together with a sprinkler system in the rear o f tho grounda. The house ie completely furnished Including drape*, dishes, and cooking utcntils. Equipment includes an alectric stove, and refrigerator, a deep frecta, TV, and an electric water heater. The home la heated by a new type oil wall furnace and an electric heater in one o f the bedrooms. This la a one owner home that's had the best o f car*, and' la atlll in good condition. Originally, It had tha bast o f construc­ tion and workmanship, Tho grounds are well landscape with plenty o f choice shrubs, stately shady oaks and 26 fruit trees. The location Is only >4 block from Lake Bybelia, giving this home a wonderful lakcvlcw. There's a convenient shopping ernter and grammer school nearby. TO REACH P R O P E R T Y : Travel U. S. 17-92 to Maitland Plata Shopping Center, turn West at traffic light on to Horatio Ave, Proceed two Mocks (passing Post O ffice) to lake; tuns right on Lake Syhellg Drive, l block to George Avenue; turn right to first house— See signs. LAKE U N H A PPY C . o r C , SANTA FE, N. H. UP- Folks who know the oily weren't very surprised, but tha Chamber of Commerce was a little unhappy with a rerent New Mexico Stoto By 1 U ASSOCIATED P I U S , Cocoa Monday. Traffic Safety Commission re­ Six emutcutiva aavanth inning Leesburg beat Orlando 3-1, Watt port. walk* la v a Cocoa a 5-4 baiabsll Palm Beach conquerad St. Patera* Tho aunrey showed that Yiclory ovar Qaintavllla last night |burg 5-4 in 10 inninga and Dayand (he Indians took a three-game lone Bead) whipped Palatka 4-1. chances o f being hit by a motor Wad in lb* raca fo r tha Florida Don Carter took advantage of vehicle are much greater In San* ■tato League pennant. four sleight errors to score Lees­ t Fa than any other city in tha ■tata. Thera wart two out and more burg's first run In the first Inning, on baao when tha watts started. lie alio doubled in Red Desmuelee Jim Donahue laaued three paaaea for a score in the fifth after ta d Don Latham cam* on and Deimueles had batted In ona on watted tha fourth man, forcing in a single. tbs tying run. BUI Closa'a triple followed by Cocoa Has 3-G am e Lead In Pennant Race M i y Rolando Baaillo took over but couldn't atop it. He watted In tha Winning run and another one for food measure. Gant Cockrell filed W t to end tha inning. The runner-up G-Man have had hid luck pliyln „ Cocoa all reason, winning only I o f 11 games. The le a n * play one more game, at Daily Owns Three Straight Shutouts Dick Dickey's single brought W ait Palm Beach victory. Tha hit* ware among aix yielded by John Rovelto, Keith Brown pitched threa-hlt baU fo r tho winner* aft­ er taking ovar In tha fifth. Daytona Beach'* Gena Bannatt ••ad a perfect night at the plate— a single, two doubles and a bases empty home run in four trips, Ho scored three runs In person. The pitching victory was No. IS for Bonn!* Taylor who ha* lost s li. ■ ^ IW I ASSOCIATED PEES! PRESS LOCAL FLAVOR HEW ORLEANS Wl —Tulane'a Dailey, baby o f Mobile's invincible “ big four," football team will have a decided three consecutive shutouts Louisian* accent thie fail. O f ttw today after pitching lb# Basra ta l| varsity perform a n scheduled half a game o f the South­ to report fo r S ept 1 prs-eeaion an A n n . first division. practice, 44 e f them are from Lou­ • Tha U-yaar-oM righthander ran isiana. Head coach Andy Pllney hie aeoraWM streak ta a* innings could field a com plats starting hut Bight, limiting tha Memphis toam e f Louisianians. Chichi ta U rn singles in 11 laffnga of Mobile's S « victory. Dailey, B-yaarold Qana Lory, O u t Thomas aad Don Miankk have waa B d r last IS starts aa tha Bears' drive to amulets tha I N I Dixie Mobile entry BUILT-IN HOME SAN DIEGO, Calif. ID — Swatbatched above tbc deer o f the San Diego aoo'e reaUiarent In a neat which wee built-in. The bad atartod It while con­ crete la the deer structure o f the building was atiU wet. __ _ Fogarty, R. L. Ixiveland, end R. L. Maiotto. (L to r. front row")’ R. E. Pntrtck, W. E. Crspsey. T. Rhydrsrch, H. M. Miller. F, G, Gentillosil, CDR. Libby, and Chief M. L. Baggett. (O fficial Photo, U. 8. Navy) BUY NOW! BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE WE HAVE A G OOD SELECTION OF BRAND NEW 1956 CHEVROLETS and OLDSMOBILES $ 5 0 .9 2 PER M O N TH $ 1 7 9 5 .9 0 TO TA L PRICE IT A1WAYS PAYS TO GO FIRST CIASS All W AYS FAUSTS DRUG STORE HOLIERMOTORSALES Is? in SALES 1st in VrvLUE 1st in STYLE REMEMIER - IF YOU C A N T TRADE W IT H US - FORGET IT ! ilM fP .a Brfaf mton rou Doctor •trifilaa to as. It wM to SAVE DOLLARS A T HOLLERS w it h f r w h d r w fs at • Mr mi wsrerMi fB K I DCUVEBY prto. PAST f*U i I m a th H i Unitor torvs Yto** . 31 y . H eiifas Avenue T O D A Y . AU G . 21— 1:3* P .M. Thla home la In perfect condition and haa been newly de­ corated. A ll furnishings arc new. There'* a 100 ft. frontag* on Halifax Avo. The location la near all shopping artaa and la within easy walking distance to the Beach. This home Is ideal fo r a guest horns or can rasily be converted Injo individual apartment*! I ° r $°°d income. J A C K S O N V ILLE AREA BEACH A R E A LOTS. HOME8ITE8 W EIL. AUG. 32— 19:3* A. M, More than 100 beautiful homcsltes In Rrookvltw will bo offered lo the highest and best bidder. This 1* an axcsllant opportunity for Builders, Developers, Investors, andd HomeeCkers to buy ona or as many aa desired in this fast growing giwa between Jacksonville and the Beaches. These sites sre In Arlington East surrounding 300 hundred now and modern homes o f contantod families. Just o f f Atlantic Blvd. at the sito o f tha now Arlington East Bhopping Canter, D IRECTIO NS: Drive over Matthew* Bridge on (ha Express­ way South (A (Alternate lteR iato U. S. S 1) to Atlantic Bird., bear le ft on* m mil# to Brookriew Rd. and follow signs and arrows to property, T L a u * . In n s s # e « H ? a m AH ill* Is* W n M a a i S r a w B a a w 4 L There’s long fr o n to n on the Expressway near the Intersection o f New Btacis Blvd. (U .S, Hwy. 90 from Jacksonville ta the Beaches) and cornering at Hogan Rd. T E A R M 8 : 25% down at Auction, balance amwmTw-td Other salaa naar Ocala, Inverness and F te rjl City. W rite fo r descriptive folders or call fo r complete de |_|ANSBROUGLI O P E N EVEN IN G S T IL L 9 i l » FAUSTS SUNDRY STORE la Ike neari o f D A Y T O N A BEACH Vi Block from .Mela 81. Bridge LAR G E HOME , 4 BEDROOMS— 2 BATHS 2nd St. & Palmetto Ave, s iw w s e s— eteww n^assgyi ■ ■11nitflt* • -e Phones; 1059 -1 2 3 4 TEEM S: 20% down (unless otherwise noted) balance announced. �n • I * Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 s p l c i^l n o t ic e s CltOSLEV - UENDIX S a les nml S e rv ice R A N D A LL Electric Company Service— Quality— Satisfaction Ph 113 Sanford 2837-J-3 Da Bery Empty? 'A N T ADS : 'KM VAST Pk 1821 ■ $ — PLACES TO E\1 FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u n p i Well Drilling, HOWARD C. LONG, Phone 398 207 East Commercial Ave. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Slip Covers and Drape* STANLEY K U L r PHONE 2B3S-J. AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at Jameson Studio. Special (or chib dren to S year*. Two BxlP. (1 cold fram e) 110. PHONE 3133. Trees trimmed, removed and de-! maned. Ph. 1007-lt. SANFORD TR E E CO. ENVELOPES. Letterheads, statements, Invoices, hand bill.*, and programs, etc. Progrcsaivc Printing Co. Phone <03 — 4U3 West 13th St. IS—BUSINESS E Q U IPM E N T 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE Coldvpot 3/4 T. air-conditioner, STUDENTS—see the newest thing perfect condition SIM) cash. in typewriters — Royal’s 1337 Stainless steel baby washer, "Twin-Pak” portable. The fast­ Slo. Phone 736-R. est portable on the market. In 7 colors. 24 months to pay. Used Perfccuon gas hot water Powell’s Office Supply heater. S10. Beiulah Howard. 117 S. Magnolia Phone #86 Upula ltd, >4 ml. No. o f church ---------------------------------- M — II—FU K.Ni t 'IR K — HOUSEHOLD Dresser k Bed without spring* lc mattress. Good condition. $20. Buy your Furniture at Berry’s Call 617-J after 6 p. m. Warehouse Furn. Co., at 901 W. 1st St. All nationally adv. furn­ F.M.B. Sc. 10c & 23c STORE iture at warehouse prices. School Dresses S1.38 and 42.98 321 S, Sanford Avc. 479 50 Scaly Poslurpcdlc Matt­ ress, won in national contest, Trunks, Wardrobe. Steamers. and still in the crale at Math­ Foo:locktrs, Briefcases, San­ er’s. Will sell for 430. Phone ford Jewelry k Luggage Co., Millie Luster, 102O-J. 300 Sanford Ave. FOR FILMS. Finishing, Tape Re. eurders. Supplies SEE — WIE- At Nix suite BOI.DT S CAMERA SHOP. 210 with S. Park Ave. tory SPECIAL Bedding Co. 3-Pc. bedroom with innerspring mattress box springs. Buy at Fac­ prices. Phone 504-J. «* t — 38—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ISAl’Tl FUl__ 8-Pc. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Frrnrh Avenue home suitable for home k business. For informs urn cat! 1(84. VA— F IIA —CONVENTIONAL FINANCING LOW DOWN PAYM ENTS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS FURNISHED apt*. Phoae till WKLAKA APARTM ENTS: rooms private baths. 114 W. First St. HUTCHINSON’S Ocean F r o n t Apt*. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Beach. Call 2374-W for rciervations alter 8:00 p. m SECTION Al- STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE FREE $119.95 ML 44444 444 44 4 44 Mother O f Sanford .# U )W E K Y A BRIDGES “H J lid IT Or sags City bar 4*434 i T i ’a j i 1U Use Classified. 288 K. First St. T — 1'kMU 127 ub. a im w W r f * 1 WANT ADWHOrMM A . K- SHOEMAKER. JR. Phone 1981 1100 Mcllunvilit Small new frame house, partially furnished. 2 lovely lots, well shrubbed, $5500. Was $6300. Must sell. 2610 Sanford Avc. Frame 1*» story haute, garage, 4 lots in iaike Mary. One large bedroom downstairs. Attic coin* plctrly finished for one extra large or two small bedrooms. $6300, Total. 11300 Down. May be teen any time prior Thuysdcy evening. Phone H U . For .Sale—6 acre, at Osteen. Some fruit. 5 room house needs sonic repairs. |25uu Cash for immedi­ ate sale. Mrs. I,acy. Rt. 1. Box 310. Sanford, Fla. 44—LOTS 100 x 330 lake front lot. Crystal Point, Lake Mary. Ph. 803 or 144-W 87—BRO KER* and REALTORS OWNER TRANSFERRED Immediate possession on modern 2 bedroom masonry home, kit­ chen equipped, hardwood floors, recently re-decorated, good iocslion. Total prim nf $9130, with good terms. 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, masonry home, nearly new and in ex­ cellent condition, near Country Club, a good buy at $13,300,011, with terms. Beautiful, beached, take front lot on Yankee Lake, 100 foot front­ age, $3100.00. Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MENU REALTORS 1101 Park Ave Phnne 27 or 1(3 Robert A. William*, Realtor Raymond Lundquisl, Associate Phene 1673 Atlantic Rank Bldg. LARUE 2 BB paneled Fla. Hardwood floors, recently orated, good location. price o f $9,160, wilh good room. redec­ Total terms. LARGE 2 UR paneled Fla, room, hardwood Boors, electric kitch* en. c n m p I e t e ly redecorated, Beautifully landscaped corner lot. Most desirable terms. SOLD $1,900 Down, gets this 3 bedroom CB home. set on welt-la ml scaped lot, fenced yard, well and extra utility room. 833-A, P h .----- DAILY ACROSS• 1. Native nf Scotland 5. Grate 9. Piece of rock 10. Kind nf bay window 12. Plural of "penny" 13. A dropllk* marking (Arch.» 14 Sea eagle 15. Total 18. Ruthenium laym.) 17. Keel-billed cuckoo 18. Shoahonean Indian 18. Seed vessel 20. Correct 22. Silver coins 1Peru I 23. Simple eubstance 28. Pronged utenid 37. Maiming 30. Goddess of harvest* CROSSWORD DOWN 1. English writer 2. Secret eooperstora 3. At one tune 4 Golf pin 5. Rascal 8. Genua of herba 7. Perch 8. Gasoline I Brit ) 9 Missile weapon 11. Praise* 15. Checked 18. Employ 19. Fussing Fruit trees, $7575.00. 22. Upward curv­ ing of 'i'"" door 41. Secure 42. Hornbe _ m z i _ z IT" {comb, v . 'n i % 7*" aT~ IT _ 57“ ■T. form) r-Kxiv j 20941/ ll 4:i’-. ' rvai-t-' i’l l l t ' l ' : 1 uni ik >*: aw: :-J-J h : • -J L'UL'uiM HI- » ii > kid t l ’J M l- " ' ’jc:ia!) : ii-ia- ship's plank­ ing VrllrtStr'l ( U t w 24. Audi­ ence 25. Smilhy 31.-Taut 28. Musical 34 Gladly dramaa 33. Rough, 28. Ruha oil*. broken cliff 29. River 37. Man'a name lU lh.) 38. Simian SI. Thrice 35. Stuff 28. nye 38. Ascend 38. Rellevoa 40. Part of a ’J i □ t i c u L '" a * (It.) $1. Before 33. Music note 31. Guided [•r*.* u* ld:lM[1l:l 'I-...... '.'Mi ugh:) mi - ’" ’ 21. Same thing T~ - Sr r vr Tr _ Sr If - z Sr w I (M il.) 8UHURBAN 2 Bedroom rlnder 17—BROKERS and REALTORS blork home. 2 years old with kitchen equipped. Full price IF IT IS HE a ]. ESTATE only $7,2110. $1300 down ami $(5 a*k Crumley k $1nntcilh per month. at 117 South Park, Phone 772 They Know 3 ACRES o f high dry fertile gound $200 acre. Within 6 mile* o f San­ O Z IE R R E A L T Y CO. ford. Only Irnuhlr road, right-ofLaura 11. Oner, Broker way needs clearing. Hazel $1. Field, Associate W. II. " R ill" KTEMI'KK 2801 So. Orlando Dr. Phone 1359 Guy Alien, Associate EVENINGS; 3113 and 790 Arlene Price, A ssoriilr Realtor — General Insurance Alexander & Stringer Phone M3 or 2122 112 N. Park Ave, Ileal Estate k Insurance Mrs. 1-ouriue Messengrr, Assoc. 3 Bedroom house, kitchen equip­ Ph. 18 ped, ear porte. tail 30 x 100. 107 Magnolia Ave. BALL REALTY 44 Recruits Are Screened For FHP School This Month TALLAHASSEE — With Icfla* lative authority to increase Rt uniform division to 400 troopers, the Florida Highway Patrol i6 gening along with the business o f training the group of new men. Com dr. 11. N. Kirk man said 44 recruits have been screened fo r Ihc August school which will task for eight weeks and that another 2 Bedroom house, furnished. Carand a larger class will start Iff RAYMOND M. BALL porte. Lai 50 x 100. Beautifully OSCAR M. HARRISON landscaped. 46825.00. October. KEG. BROKIP.1S KENNETH E. BLACK The class will have an extra S. D. Highleyman, Associate IIegiit ■'red Ural Estate Broker Phona M# student when R starts Monday, 1009 E. 2nd. Phona 1588 284 South Park Avr. the Volusia County Sheriff-Elect, NOTICE TO A L L REALTORS - Rodney Thursby o f DeLand. H * $1000 DOWN Our property at 2403 Key Ave. will train right along with the Buyi this comfortabla 3 bedroom haa been sold. home. Sturdy and cool concrete green men and will be the first B. G. CAKUTHERS block construction. Electric kit­ sheriff to attend the permanent chen. In nice location. Only $63 This Is a free pass to the Movie- school located on Florida BUM month, include* insurance and land Ride-ln Theatre fo r John- University's we«t campus. taxes. ny Wclcbel. Exp. date Aug. 30, Lt. Jay L. Hall, the permanent Consult A REALTOR First 1958. school’ s training officer, said Ida CULLEN A N D H ARKEY IM N. Park Atre. Pkoae 2311 SWAP ANYTH ING ! Just place 44 fledgling* come from many Claisillrd ads. Phone 1821 for a parts of Florida and give him a 1 Bedroom house, good location, pretty good cross section' o f tho helpful ad-wrltcr. Oak Parquet floors, G. E. Kitch­ stile. en. Space heater, Venetian The (raining course includes blinds, car porte, with utility everything In the book from bow room, nice shade. Concrete to write an investigation report blork con>truelion, already f i ­ nanced, 4 'V r mortgage. Price: to how lo perform a driver's U* $8,700,110. cense test and from how to ap­ Other good values In all price proach a halted automoblla along ranges. the highways to the finest polaU See us lor French Ave. Property in Jtido. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2341 French Avc, J. YV. H ALL. REALTO R Johnny Walker, Associate "Call Hall” Phona 1738 4 41 »4 1.41441 A RENTALS SI—APTS - HOUSES • ROOMS 2-Rrdronm furnished upstairs apt. 450. Call 2018-W. GROUPS. Include 3-Pe. Section­ Used furniture, appnanres, touts, etc. Bought-sold. Larry’s Mark al, 2 End Tables, 1 Cocktail 2 k 3 room apt Pn. 29$3-W, 321 East 1st St. Phone 1831. Table and 2 Table Lamps Regularly $223 Avalon Apts. Efficiency. Ph. 120-W VERY YOU T. V. REPAIRS 'A iA ir.rO lT IIt LSI.V UK A N T" SEE Seminole Realty for Desir S 1 7 U E ft SAVE Sample Menu: T-Bone ."Steak, ’Td 10 p. m. Service Calls, 43.00, SPECIAL AT sO L irr.tlU S13.5Q able Home* and Apts. Phone 17 J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2393-J W. A. Breaded Ve.il Cutlet. I'luritln Easy Trrm s at — ' Lobster, Deviled Ural), ami of I ’ Norris, Ph. 1339. Licnced Tech­ GROUND Boor, 3-room completely WILSON-$1A! Ell course, Lola a famous P in a .' nicians, guaranteed work. furnished apartment. 317 Pal­ 31’. E. 1st St. Phone !)j8 PHONE 1175-W for take-out. metto Ave. Phone 2392. Wei! drilling, water guarantied, fH w y . 1T-S2 South. 44 APPLIAN C ES Pnone 1008-W. HERE ARK JUST A FEW EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit­ s^ F e r y o n a l n o t i c e s able lor oacnelor or couple. Trees trimmed, removed and de- F IU U IIM IR E appliances, s a l e s OF THE M ANY SAVINGS and scrvtcL U. II. High. Oviedo, Beautiful Dinette Sets Choice of Private both. Aero** from Pest mosred. Free estimates. Phone KO LLAW AY, Hospital and Baby OUiec. Manuel Jacobson. Fla. Phone 10-5 3313 or Sar/ord 11 Table 'Tops and 12 Chair 1328-IV. Beds Day, Week, or Month—Tel. 1642-W after 6 p. as. tuvars . , . Complete vllh 4 1423. Furniture Center — New Smyrna ocean front. One, Chairs 23— SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION ' ____ 118 West First St, two bedroom apt*., reasonable A1H CONDITIONING McGrath, Box 1412, Coronado For Room or Building D A N C IN G Station, New Smyrna Beach, t.r • A U T O M O T IV E II. B. POPE CO. INC. D ean n a S ch ool o f D ance Tel. 1095-M. 284 South Park Ave. Phone 144* Ballet - Tap • Ballroom l —BOATS AND MOTORS And—Bcautilul 34-Pc Dlnncrware Beginner, Intermediate, and ad­ Hotpomt 30 gal table tup hot water Set ....... Large, clean, furnished a p t $ adults. 811 Park Ave. FOR SALE— m H.1*. Outboard vanced claiiea fo r children of heater, $30. Ph. 903 or 14’ ■ reb u ilt motor. Mercury, good Rose Court Apts. Unfurnished 3windllIon. $83. Call 1821, u. k e g I s t k a t io n S E P T . 6.. Deep freeic, chest lype. rnom apt. Kitchen equipped. ft., excellent conditiun. \* ell Phone 2871 17-82 at Hiawatha Phone 1184._____________________ See the New Evinrudc Line lor ‘SO or trade for equal value ..utoHandsome Hcdroom Special ROBSON Sporting Goods matic washer or aluminum Vanity with large Mirror FURNISHED garage apartment, 2 EM PLOYM ENT Evinrude Sales k Service awning for trailer. Ph. 1049-XW Panel Red bedrooms, living room, electric 384 E. 1st St. Phone IM Chest of Drawers kilrhcn, bath, csrporie, excel­ 2 8 -H E L P WANTCD— FEM ALE 44— BUILDING M A T E R IA L* lent location. Prefer couple. 14 ft. Plywood scml-V bottom Touch ion’ s RegPHONE 24*7. 'boat with heavy duty trailer. WAITRESS - Apply T< USED BH1CK 4159.93 Drug Store, Mr. Clark. For Information call 1946-M, TWO CARLOADS buautiiu) used DESIRABLB one and two todCurb girls, apply In person to brick. Orange, red, and ")urnt room furnished a p t Pk. 4$8-W IB—T R A ILE R S ___________ P ig’n Whistle. black. See them at SHERMAN New Selection o f— 3-Bedroom unfurnished house. No CONCRETE P IP E CO. ■ will pay YOU to see ui before Sofas (Foam Rubber) $149.50 Sewing machine operators, steady kitchen equipment, 800 French you buy. Oper Evening* and Sofa Beds ............. 109 00 year 'round work. Excellent SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, Ave. Phone 146-J. - Sundays. Matching Chairs ........... G9.30 wages, free hospitalisation and $260 per 31. No. 1 Common 4230 Eastalda Trailrr Sale* M AYFAIR — 3 bedroom house life Insurance. Pleasant working per M. No 2 Common 4136 per ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Palalka, Fla. U r g e yard. Cali 1430-J after conditions, paid holidays and va­ M. Floors Laid & Finished; Canter 2nd k Magnolia, Ph 1232 6 p. in. cations. Apply In person. Reasonable. E. F. Stevens, Ph. Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 663OCR. "Bud Bamberger” Mgr. Brookfield Mills, 208 N. Elm 716-R-4 after G p.m. h y rr Monday's HI 8:18 p. n . For Rent— 1 bedroom furnished 14—USED CARS Ave. V ISIT OUR BALCONY apt. $83 per month. SL Johns KED-I-MIX CONCRETE Really. ’4# Wlllya Jeepster, good condition Beautician, good guarantee and Window- Sills • Lintels tb—FARM AND GARDEN Can be seen at 407 Willow Ave. commission. CaU S71 or 2803-J. Septic Tanks - State Approved 2-Bcdronm furnished apt. Very Or caU 705-J. Sand - Cement • Mortar Mix GEORGIA GROWN C * b b a g,e dean k close in. Jimmy Cowan, Women sew easy ready-cut house Miracle Concrete Co, Plants in any quantity, Heady Phone 818. Ml Bel-Air Chevrolet fully equip­ coats home. Earn from $17.40 309 Elm Avc. Phone 1338 for setting out Sept. loth. Vari­ ped. Clean. Ph. 2326-W. to $28.18 dosen. Write: Accurate I-Bedroom house, furnished or un­ eties are o f Midseaatm, Marian - Style, Freeport, N ew York. M ETAL ROOFING furnished. Phone 844-M. Market, Early Round Dutch, Now in Mock. 5-V Crimp — 1-1/4” ;t B U S IN E S S . Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy WOMEN 18-53, to address and Corrugated — 2t»” Corrugated 2-Bedroom furnished house $60. l Mammoth Red and Eatly Copen­ mail our circulars at home on SE R V IC E S Get all Your roofing needs at mile N. o f Longwood on High* hagen, ell from Certified Ferrycommission. Write G IFT FAIR, way 427. Mrs. H. B. LeDrce. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Morris Seed, Ripe k Ready To­ (Dept. 8), Springfield, Penns. 1#—B E A U l'Y PARLORS Ph. W.P. 36-2989. Out West 13th St. mato A Produce Co., Stale Farm­ Registered N u rse-to act as O ff­ ers Market. Sanford, Florida, Modern Alr-conditnmed Salon Large 2 bedroom furn. apt. Close 48— BUSINESS EQUIPM ENT ice Nurse. CaU 3174 or 2824. Phone 328. Harriett’s Beauty Nook in. Phone 825-J. 703 Palmetto. HAYNES Office Machine Co., m ». oak Ph. 871 ta— WORK WANTED—FEM ALE LEARN HOW L IT T L E IT COSTS Furnished Apt. 600 Park Ave. Typewriter*, adding machlnea, to give your home beautiful U —BUILDING - REPAIRS Salrs-Rentats, 314 Mag.. Ph. 44 Housework-Baby Sitting by Col. landscaping. Visit CRYSTAL UNFURNISHED 2 • Bedroom * PAIN TIN G girl Ph. 1581-J. LAKE NURSERY, Lakcvicw house in Imke Mary. I’hone This is a free pass to the Hilz Ulvd., Lake Mary, 3 blocks FLOOR sanding ana finishing. 32—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Theatre for Gladys Studcbaker, west o f Chamber of Commerce. Sanford 1012 or I86S-W Cleaning, waxinx. Serving Semi­ Exp. dale Aug. 30, 1056. nole county since 1023, Standard Oil Station. Corner This is a free pass to the Hits New 2-bcdroom unfurnished apt. French k Lako Front. Equip­ FUR QUICK ACTION use Classi­ H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary Near shopping center and PineTheatre for Freddy Junes. Exp. ment & inventory. Phone 9164. fied ads to sail, rent hire. Call ePssl School. 2818 Rim. No peta date Aug, 30, 1936. F o r painting call Mr. Taiker, please. ____________ 1821. FOR SALE ~ T-XR. STORE AND NEW CB HOME New two bedroom houses, kitchen Repair work! Home alterations! M ill h er s A m u zin ff S u m m er Sound established business sell, equipped. 1804 Washington- Ph. No job too small. Finithcd carp­ ing groceries, fresh meat and 443 or write Jack Flynt, Box enter will give prompt service. general merchandise. 302 Sanford. S A L E ■ Phono 1399-J, Rollins k Slagle. It. M. GILE _______LAKE HELEN, FLA._____ Furn. Apt, a il Elm. Ph. B76-J. O F U S E D F U H N IT U R K M c R A N L Y - S M I T I I “ p a I n TO 1418 8. Park Phone 1203 F IN A N C IA L R E A L ESTATE O ne D o lla r D o w n D e liv e r * Repuir, Remodel, Rebuild, Repaint $2—HOMER Jobs large or small. Call 1164-W. 34—INSURANCE 2 Pc. Living Room Suite, newly slip covered ............. 1 8 -P IA N O SERVICE Preferred Rates to Prslerrtd Platform Rocker, excellent cond ition ........ ................. .......... 22.30 Policyholders * L L Sill - Puno Technician Sofa Bed. plastic arm* ............... Phone 2184 Roule I, Sanford Joh n W illia m * In * . A g e n c y 4IT Sanford Atlantic Bank Rolls way Bed and Mattress ........ 4'*•I t 1t 111|1 .......... .. 7.95 11— ROOFING and PLU M BING Phona 34 2 Pc. Sufa Bed Suitr ................. • " " • l l *****IS III I I I MH ........ 14.96 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A 9 Plumbing. Krcsky Heating NEW ROME? M. G. HODGES Small Upholstered Rockers ....... . «*•••****•« ,«1l ......... .. each 3.95 U -M O N E Y WANTED Service on A ll Water Pumps— Wanted to borrow $2000 by respon­ Maple Sofa Bed ............................ .......... 14.88 SEE and C O M P A R E Wells Drilled — Pump* sible party on 2nd mortgage. Paola Road, Phone 700 Maple Cocktail Tables .. .....« . . . ....... ,„ .. each 4.95 The Home* Built Gilt edge security. lie-payable $iou monthly k fair (ntereat I Pc. Living Room Suite By ....... .. •• »a■ ■ e*...... .. as is 8.00 rate. Reply Box LB Sanford ODHAH k TUDOR, INC. Herald 2-Pc. Sectional Sofa, good buy .. ............. . ...... *, . , ...... ....... 6S.0U Buildera o f Fine Homes For Florida Living Miami Ixiunge M E R C H A N D IS E Coniroti n.3 ami tfepait 2 Pc. Sot* Ill'll Suite, good condi lion ............«.... ... .......... 48 00 B E A U TIFU LLY Designed Three Sanford tr e Phone 1113 11— ANTIQUES And Four Bedroom Homes Armless Sufa Bed * I t l l K M M I I I i t . <»*......... 1288 1 k 2 baths CEKAMIC TILE Antique Italian heavy carved oak Varied Selection of Plans Avail­ Paul F. Mueller & Son Ph. 134 !i pc. dintng roam suite, 4230. 3 Pc. Plastic Living Room Suite ... • |*Hi»IH*M, .... ........ 31.88 able. Free estimate. Quality work. Phone 278-J or write P.O. Box Wicker Chair and Rucker ......... **»»•» f «m h H*S<*t ***#...-. each 2.88 Priced From Rti.zun to 424,ouu 841). VA (G D - F I I A k F IIA Insert’, ' W. J. KING ice Financing. Plumbing Contractor 43—ARTICLES P in t SALE *. Kohler Plumbing k Supplies Plastic Platform Rocker .......... tike new- .......... 29 88 HOMES AVAILAB LE: — Factory to You— Rtrm Electric Water Heaters South Pinecrest Hanford, Fla AlumiRum BUT Orlando Dr. Ph. M Plastic Platform Rocker ......- • ............. cash and carry .488 Grove Manors .. Sanford, FI# V e n d Inn B U M * . DeLand. FIs PLUMBING Maple Bunk Beds, complete .... . —........... « ........... ......... 4848 Valencia Villas Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom Contrart and Repair Work SALES OFFICE rail with plastic ends. Plastic or Table, 4 Chairs and Buffet .. M. ......... . ......... 2848 ’■ Free Estim ate! 2623 S. French Ave, rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon n. L. H ARVEY Phone 2100 k 2880 I-Pe. Dining Boom Suite, extra good buy ......... . cords. ...... . 148.00 904 Sanford Ave. Phona 1128 S e itk a r lk 'G U a * u $ P a ia t Co. After 8:00 p. m. Call 2371-W 9 Pc. Dining Room Suite, good condition .......... ... ........ 98.30 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone akO PLUMBING * R E PA IR S Septic Tank installation k Service 3 Pc. Dinette Suite............... ........ •l ••« I< ttnnl MMl ------- 14.81 H r buy and sell used furniture Sewer Connections. Archie C. Paying tof cs>b prices for any 5 Pc. Wood D in e tte s ................ .... 12 U • Harriett, Phone T34-W or 1333. thing of value. SUPER TRAD Dining Room Tables ................. ING POS’z on 17-82 Ph 203J-W ................ cash and carry ... 4.11 St—SPECIAL AOTILTh . -* ****•#, ............ 1.81 2-Bedrooa house, tile bath and P U M P S k SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS Army Cots, 13 90; Taint, 12 50 gal All Kinds o f Kitchen Chairs T-Shirts, 41c; ‘Army-Navy Surp­ kitchen, hot water, gas heat. A ll types and sitea, Installed or End Tables, Cocktail Tables, La rap Tables ....... ....... .each . 2.88 lus, 310 Ssnford Ave. good water. U r g e yard. • bear u, "D o It Youraalf." • WE R E PA IR AND SERVICE W. ».. MMMi l t.«........... 848 ing fruit tTMi, alum, garage, Solid mahogany tea cart, remov* Oak Buffet, with mirror ........... . h. 2 utility room, screen porch. S T I N E able tray. ITS. Royal ea iy ad­ Springs and Mattrasses ........... ----------------fro m ....... ........... 2.93 miles from Sanford, $3,230. Also Machine and Supply Co. justable back chaise luunge, InnI- bedroom furnished home for ’$0T W. 3aa SL Ph. 82 cr»pring construction. Wine ra­ Ice Refrigerators ........................ .............................. from ....... 918 rent, $33. Al Gibbons, DeBary, yon stripe upholstery, $40. I’ h.j G ATLIN BROTHERS Fla, Second house back of Oil Range* ........................ ........ ...................... from 9.18 276 J »r write P.O. Boa 940 ! Dragline k Bulldozer Service Dime Store. ifk . 2233 Geneva. 2493-W Sanford. PLUS M AN Y OTHER ITEM S N O T LISTED NECCill-ELNA 2-Year old concrete block home Sewing Machine Center .ORLANDO Sentinel Star, CaU with car porta, a bedrooms, kite A T YEBR1F1C SAVIN GS AND E A S Y TERMS Sales. Service end Rentals chtn m u IddoA. livim room. Ralph Ray, 3130. V.AHRETTT bath irtSnBi * dtower. Full 323 E. First St. Phone 1422 alia screen porch. Rt. I, Box B U L L D O Z IN G GOOD FOOD AND I) r T n K S served In pleasing surroundings by pleasant people, The Doggie Diner <t Oar, Lake Mary. Tue. THE SANFORD HERALD Good practice trumpet, perfect condition. $40. Speed-Queen iron- U -B O M E S er. $23. Phone 2S74-W. 3-HEDKOOM house wltb carports, porch and utility room, Frigl 33—WANTED TO BUY a* ire appliances, $225 down. Small used combination safe. Ph. LO W E LL E. OZIER 112T-M._____________________ Builder - Phene IMS Office: 2481 8. OrlanfcOr. Ccm/mmp A. B. PETERSON Jrokar Associates: A. B. Paterson Jr., P. J. Chesterton, Garfield Willetts, John Meiacb and R. W. Williams. A . C. Doudncy, Land Surveyor. Phona 1129 ark Ava. 118 N. Pari BUSY INSECTS LADYSMITH, B. C., * - Ca­ terpillars are eating the leaven of tho beautiful UU Lombardy poplar trees in front o f Bt. John's Anglican Church here. Pastors* by ean hear them chewing Uto Have*. M A Y F A IR Beautiful RnUdlng Lota Also Lots la Marvanla R O SA U P A Y T O N Registered Real Estate Broker mi ll-N at Hiawatha This Is a free pass to tho Movieland Ride-In Theatre fo r Joan Wilke. Exp. dale Aug. 30, 1938* e h A- �STREET R IG H T H i* power of a bolter boost is .Its ability to spread happiness, the kind of happtneaa that forms strong family tics and helps a child because of the contentment and Inspiration be finds there. A child with a better chance of success, generally, is one whose background creates a pleasant atmosphere. • To find this house you'll be proud to own, the home that will provide the perfect background for a happy family life, look to Odham ft Tudor’s Florida-modern homes at South Pinocrest. You’ll find what you want . . . already more than 123 homes haver been built, sold and occupied in South Plnecrest alone. There you will find the idea] home near schools, churches and ■hopping, in a neighborhood where you will make lasting friendships. Yen’ll find a home that’s convenient to operate, with all the modern appliances tfyU make work lighter. Yoult flnd a home that Is within your price limits, a home you'll be proud of and cherish for years to eomo playground la within easy, m fa w aliiae dlatasea sf ovary South F ls o c m t k ern . Models are now ready fo r your Inspectios. These fine homes will give you a clear idea o f the home Odham & Tudor will build fo r you. W e Invite you to inspect our homes In each stage o f construction, so that you'll know you are getting only the best in materials and workmanship. A ct N o w A n d Y on Can Choose Y o u r Colors Inside And Out, Also Bath Tile A n d Brick Trim On A n y House N ot Completed* • 123 Homes Already Sold. . . 3 W ill Be Completed In 10 Days. . . 10 More Due To Be Completed In 4 W eeks. . . . 12 Additional Homes Under Construction Will Be Completed Within 60 Days. Let Us Show You How Easy You Can Own Your Homo Odham. &■ I f Y ou A r e a Veteran BHAILEY ODHAM . President S A L E S O FFIC E 1 1623 &. French — PH O N E S O M • S M f W H Y N O T D R IV E O U T T O D A Y ? 9 f g | Down Payment Ilip P o w n P a y m e n t *1 1 6 # P ? w n P «ym en t ( I a d a d s a d a a la g c a s ts ) 9 H P e r Month $ D P e r Month d S riadaa d a a la g c a d ) « f | P e r Month W e Can Q ualify Y ou F or One O f The Above Finance Plans W ithin SO Minnies Y o u C an M ove In W hile W e Axe Completing The P ap er W ork �Shop and Save In Sanford AN INDEPENDENT DAILY SANFORD, F L O R ID A — P ir a te 's C ru is e S la te d IAYCER MEMHER8 PR E PA R IN G fishing poles, line, hooks, float* and sinker* lor the Seventh tnnuat Jaycee Fiahlng Itodeo In Sanford Aug. 29 at Lake Carol*. Jack Sewell, chairman o f the Rent la shown at left supervising the work last night at the Sanford City Shops. (8 ta ff Photo) Capt. Blackburn Membership Growing Holds Inspection In Chiefs Club 1 Today After Delay Kiwanians To Fete Ladies Tomorrow Night At Barbecue Membership of the Seminole 4J to rrie a n e Betsy was k i n d 'Chiefs Club Is growing, according •hough not to cause any damage to Thomas Stringer, vice president kt the Sanford area, but aha did and chairman of the Membership manage to delay the annual in* Campaign of the local organisation apeetlon o f VAH-9 by C apt J. T. created to stimulate interest in Blackburn, Commander, Heavy Seminole High School athletic Attack W in * One, fo r a whole events. Meeting Ust night at the Sanford week. Originally scheduled fo r Aug. I I , the Inspection was post* City llall, the group was tohl that poned until today by the Impend­ the membership had increased by ing arrival o f Betsy. Although she the sddiUon of U to 14 new en­ The Sanford Klwanls Club will <Wn't arrive as threatened, most thusiasts. honor their ladles tomorrow night A "v e ry enthusiastic and optimis­ o P tb e squadron’s pilots were ab­ sent from Sanford last weak on tic" expression was voiced by those with one of their two annuli La­ at the meeting toward the securing dies Night celebrations. hurricane evacuation fUghta. The Inspection finally took place their full quota of members to A gigantic chicken barbecue will make the Seminole Chiefs Club a today; after inspecting the squad­ be served at (he Sanford Farmers forceful organisation. ron personnel at quarters, Capt. Auction Market Just off 17-92 south The purpose of hhe club was Blackburn and his sta ff Inspected of Sanford beginning at 7:30. ist night's meeting the equipment, aircraft and spac­ established at last Ed Lane, chairman of the Ladles when It was outlined that "the es o f VAH-f. The administrative portion o f club wants to help the Seminole Night event, said today that Carl the Inspection consists o f each High School by stimulating inter­ Williams will prepare the barbet y » g staff member getting togeth­ est in the various athletic events of thq school and by helping to e r with hla “ opposite number" in overcome the. financial deficit In th e squadron and'review ing his the promoting of Increased attend­ pork, r o ll slaw, pJhao salad, ami records, file* and procedures, la ance." all of the trimming* that go along addition te revealing possible dis­ Any money the club gels, it was with on* of the finest meal* precrepancies in the administrative procedures, this inspection is also agreed, will parallel projects of pared especially for the laJiei. • source fo r new ideas and meth­ the high school in the stimulating On hand to furnish entertain­ of attehdance anJ interest. ods which, If found desirable, are ment for the huge crowd expected In the planning stage now, said passed along to other squadrons in Heavy Attack Wing One for Stringer, is the taking of pictures to attend the annual event will be of the football games in order to Dave Shannon and hit orchestra. adoption. aid the coaches toward achieving Known for hla versatile group and 'C a p ta in Blackwell was accom­ fine singing, Dave Shannon is ex­ panied on the personnel, inspcc-1 a “ winning football team '. How­ ever, it was explained, full details pected to have a program on tap tioa by Cdr. Wt E. tamos, Chief of this project have not been com­ that will keep the crowd singing, S ta ff O fficer o f Heavy AUack laughing and humming. pleted. Wing One and form er commanltng Guest of honor for the occasion In cooperation with the program officer o f VAH-I. I of the Seminole Chiefs Club, (Ugh will be District Governor "Skinny" School Principal Andy Bracken and Surguine. Athletic Director Fred Ginas will Ed Lane said this morning that attempt to provide seats for club the event will be held "rain or members at each home game. It shine" and that Kiwanians will was pointed out, however, that the turn out to honor their ladies near­ tO U y Chidester, 37, p n »cd away seats reserved for the club mem­ ly 100 per rent. •V the local hospital at >1:30 last bers would be reserved only up The regular noon luncheon meet­ night after a lingering Illness. until game time. ing today at noon at the Sanford . Ha was born Sept. 15, lW i la No report was made on the selec­ Yacht Club was suspended due to Button, W. Va. tion of an emblem, cap, hit, swea- the Ladle* Night celebration. Mr. Chide*ter had made his (CosUmed oa Pago Eight) I m a m in ta k e Monroe for the past Boating enthuslasta In the Senford and Seminole County area will probably be apendlng the - tabor Day weekend In their boat* while taking part in the Pirate's Cruise planned by the Central Ftorida Cruise Association. Bob Baker, Assistant Cruise Maithe event, said today that iking part in the cruise will be launched at Daytona Beach at the City Docks Ramp back of the Chamber of Commerce Building, with departure time set for g a. m. Saturday morning. Sept. 1. Prior to the Pirate Cruise de­ parture time, coffee ad doughnut* will be served "on the house". However, a gigantic Fish Fry has been set for Friday night, Aug. 31 from 6 p. m. to 10 p. m. Ad­ mission price to this event Is 1123. First rest and gai atop will be at Marlneland, second stop at S t Augustine, and the thlnt at Palm Valley. Final atop for the day will be at the Jacksonville Zoo. A Pirate Dance with costume prize award, Treasure Hunt for the children, a door prize, and costume awards for the children will taka place that evening. Departure time for Sunday morn­ ing has been set for 10 a. ra. with the first stop of the day aet for the City Dorks at Palatka and tha stopover point at Troupe's Fish Camp. Monday'* departure time is 8 a. m. with intermediate ito p i a Sil­ ver Glen Springs ami Jungle Den. Boats will be taken out at the ramp located immediately east of the Lake Monroe Bridge where help will be available for the landing of boats. Baker said today that those in­ terested in registering may do so in Sanford at William P. Smith’s, Seminole Sporting Goods, and Rob­ son Sporting Goods. Along with the registration, each participant in the cruiaa will re­ ceive a Plraie Flag, all cruise maps for the (rip, and information relative to motor courta and res­ taurants and stopover ponts. Z S S t N e ^ n t. Weather Roy Chidester, 57, Succumbs Tuesday a veteran of World War D tO nd a member o f the Ameri­ can -Legion Poet of pantorJ. He was An sleetr k Isn by trade. ‘Survivors Include his widow, Mrs. ChideI Ur of ta k e Monroe; his faHint; Scott Chidester. Dorecl, Ohio: twe brother*, Kenneth Chidester of th*.lf. g. Army and Howard ChidesUr, Andover, Ohio; and three Miters, Mrs. Kata Thompson, Peerpoint, 0.: Mrs. Lucy Hurst and Mre. Gladys Toppin at Dorset. 0. TALLAH ASSEE—Sanford will be wall represented when Florida State University kicks off it* foot­ ball campaign this fall. According to F81I head coach Tom Nugent, it'* very probable halfback Buck Melt* and end Tam Bltbce, both of Sanford, will be starting for the Seminole*. The 110-pound Melts was the Seminole*' No. one scorer with 24 point* lau season despite being hampered by Injuries throughout the iraaon. Biibee wa* a regular at right end. Both are former Seminole high school stars. -rr\ m •« F K Hospital Notes ^rJJnda Demattic (Sanford) Kelley M. Youag (Lake Mary) j^lrs. Doris Duxhury (Sanford) Mr. Henry Aadree (Sanford) Mrs. Aim Graeey and baby Mr. Anthony Bryant (Sanford) ;Miss Julia Tabor (taka Mary) • Mrs. Mabtr Praliek aad baby (Sanford) -W Leo Williams aad baby (Saaferd) a .* ■ Visiting Maori Private Room*— 11 a.m. to • p.nul a a & F r lv a t c Rooms-! p.m. to « — T pm . to S p.m. tries—It a-m. U • pju. (par-1 ____ and/or grandparent* only) I O NM trica— According te arcommd no visiter* dor-' et k iblee. J ■* |X:AS A r ( r t » 7 * C V 'i 3 5 C A koocIu W L e a a e th tV Ire eleg ates P repare To R en om■ in ate« Ike N avy Shipm ates M e e t President, Pilot Banks Plane A gain A fte r 10 Years Hall Talk Away From Homes; P o litic s Three Men Killed Ten year* I* a long time to re-| member a face, a name, or am Association. But somehow, r, conversation has the ability to thwart iwart the forgetful-1 ^L. JL. v^ ^ SAN FRANCISCO Wt-President Eisenhower talked politic* today with GOP National Chairman Isonant Hal] aa the Republican National Convention made ready to renominate the President for a second term. Hall came away with these pronouncements: WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. The commander o f a stricken Air Force transport plane banked away from a group o f houses to an open apot where the aircraft crashed and burned last night, killing three men and Injuring 1. Elsenhower "hope* it will be three others critically, an open convention." Thoae badly hurt were Identified 2. Vice President Richard M. Nixon la still "p erfeelly accept- as Maj. Engene E. Walker, Capt. Howard Leland Pruden and T. , able" as a mnning mate. 3. Eisenhower "w ill not discuss Sgt. William Q. Brookley, all o f any other nominees for the vice whom had W ait Palm Beaeh ad­ dresses. prealdency." ness o f most people, l !. during a chat events,, associations, and name* come back as clearly at If j ick aa they had been only wily the day before, Such w ai the occasion last night when Jayccvi were working side by side pulling fishing equipment in order for youngsters oungsters to have "their day" come Wednesday, Aug. 29. For an hour, at the Sanford City Shop*. Dave Thrasher, an en­ thusiastic Jaycee member, and a visitor to Sanford were working beside each other. They joined together In a casual conversation — each trying to remember where they had known one another. ' The conversation ran into "seems as If I have known you lomcw-hat before" and ilm llar quips. But after the passing o f an hour Thrasher asked tha visitor, Glenn Lyons of Pittsburgh, Pa., "W ere you ever In the NavyT "Y e a ," was the answer and tha conversation continued on. They were taken to Brooka Nixon himself had flown away to Whittier, Calif., where hla 77* Army Medical Center at San An* year-old father, Frank Nixon, wa* tonlo, Tex., early today accom* pan led by an Army medical team reported to be critically III, What change thli might make in specializing in bum*. convention plana was for the mo­ Names o f the dead were with­ ment an unanswered question. held pending notification o f next DAVE TH R ASH E R of Sanford The delegates to this 100th an­ o f kin. la shown in the center o f the back row, while Glenn Lyons, niversary GOP gathering were all Jause o f the crash was not im­ set to renominate Nixon, and llall mediately determined but at least Is shown on the right. This picture was made more than said that for the moment, any­ one engine was not functioning. 10 years ago at Nagasaki with­ way, Ihe convention would go An aircraft accident investigation in sight o f the only portion of ahead at planned. team w a i appointed am) aearch a building left stiiuling after He said he couldn't say, how­ continued fo r atl m ining parta nf an A-Bomb blast. ever, whether the elder Nlxon'a the plana. Illness would Interfere with plans Flamea enveloped, the wreck­ for the vice president to make an age after the craab, sending up Then Dave Thrasher mentioned acceptance speech of hia re nom­ a towering column o f amoke that something about having aerved ination tomorrow night when tha attracted thousands o f persona. aboard the "Shoveler.* That broke convention is to wind up. the Ice. An explosion followed. Elsenhower talked with Nixon Seems at if Dave Thraiher and Mrs. Jane Miller, whoee home by telephone. Glenn Lyons had served together Hall aald the President ex was a few hundred yard* away, In the Navy aboard the U.R.S. pressed wishes o f all Americana “ hi Ih* pilot "knew be was going Shoveler, a minesweeper making for the quick recovery o f Nlxon'a to crash but maneuvered hla ship a round o f all o f the bayi and har­ father. »o he could avoid any hemes. bors sweeping Jap mine field*. Although seven member* o f the Hall paid (here would be coo" W a d at) U better batter get down OR , Jt was in IMS that the two men Sanford Lions C|ub hgd heard the venliofi roll calls fo r both the our knees and say tbattka to God. saved our Urea and had Wat •««*> w another aa they young lady before, they joined U * presidential and vie* presidential That hom e*." fturned a fa r t o f tha lM-man rMt nf th«» members of the club nominations. A rule adopted yesterday barred crew that had visited Okinawa, i t ,helr regu|ar WM,kly m a tin g The pilot radioed the base that Japan, Guam and other Pacific in an 0¥al|0n to U H le m u , Ally, nominations by acclamation. hla plane waa In distress and th*4 llall said that under convention he waa banking to tha right to point*. son Lee, tl-year-old concert planThrasher, a radarman 1st Class 1st, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John rulea anyone could be nominated avoid the houses. It fell into aa against Nixon and that delcgatei open field about a mile from tho and Lyons, a Seaman t i l Clasa; L. Lee of this City, served aboard Ihe U88 Shoveler In hla Introduction of Allyson, were free to cast vote* fo r others bate. about a year, Charlie Morrison, member of Ihe than Nixon even If Nixon's waa tha only name put before the con­ A* a result o f the meeting, more advertising staff of The Sanford vention. than 10 yeara ago, Thrasher Herald, had called attention to Ihe Hall was aiked whether Elsen­ many Items of favorable publicity brought out.from hla billfold a pic­ hower was "figh tin g mad' ovar ture o f the two men with other the young lady had received and Navy men and several Japanese th* °P*n,on of M*® Lion* Pr®*cnt charges against hla administration .f ■ ■ .. t»«a simiiiIib IIa Bn ll-a bmI mMI Inst children taken at Nagasaki, tho was emphatic to the extent that made during the recent Demo-, sigh- o f the first A-Bomb blast. the press notice* were well de­ era lie convention at Chicago. The served. In fact, Morriaon had made President had been pictured in Strang* how meeUngi o f -hipthe remark that Allyaon had been published report* aa angry over mates and acquaintances take playing for about six years and what he had seen o f the Demo­ place— but words bringing bsck •ince she was 11 years old at this cratic gathering on television. event* lU of serving together creep l l mf i lha, hf fflt y i * ™ , rouldn't “ I have never teen the Presi­ MI AMI I D - National Alrilnea co n v e n tio n * -— Juet Into conversation* juet aa a» they i»*y p|.y p|a.- aa „.cl| whcn he w ai „ year| dent when he waa fighting mad," planned to place back Into opera* did last night during the Jayrcc Hall aald, "and he certainly didn't (|on today four filghti between Ml* Fishing nodeo get-together. Voll* w ,||lam i J r (ook Uiua appear that way this morning. ami and Key West. The company Glenn Lyons Is visiting G arfield: with Morrison, “ You're wrong In Hall had breakfast with Elsen­ suspended most of its operation Willeta who wa* also at the Jsy- saying Liberace couldn't play aa hower. Through the morning, tha last weekend In a labor dispute cee meeting last night. | (CeoUaeed On Pago Eight! President was receiving a string with U* pilots. o f other Republican leaders. The Key W en flight* bring the A convention ahowdown on Har­ service there back to half of nor* old E. Stamen's campaign to ditch mal. Eight flight! ordinarily oper* Nixon remained a possibility. ale daily between the two cities. The mood of the delegates wa* National said that tomorrow It suet that only an outright expres­ would add flight* to West Palm sion of preference for someone rL o Beach, Jacksonville, Panama City, would induce them to sidetrack Pensacola, Mobil*, Wew Bern and Nison. And there was absolutely Wilmington, N. C „ Charleston, S. C, nothing to Indicate Eisenhower Savannah. Ga., and Philadelphia would do that. from the South. Eisenhower himself la certain to These additions will place some be renominated unanimously at tho 49 per cent of the company's convention session late to.1av. Im­ flights back In operaGon, a spokes­ mediately after that, the delegates man said. Half lU per-onr.rl will will rhoose the vice presidential again be employed and some de­ gree r f ervice will be availa'da nominee. Eisenhower had no known plans In 83 per cent of the cltic Na­ to visit convention hall until his tional rervrs. A federal mediation bond icpacceptance a d d r e a a tomorrow resenttUvf. James llolaren. said night. But hla Influence waa all-encom­ he has asked both 'h e company and the pilot*' union to prepare a passing. Sussen, on leave a* the Presi­ Hit of their differences. The company suspended most of dent's assistant on disarmament, asked permission to address the its operations Friday under what party convention today after it re­ it laid wa* an "on again oft nominates Elsenhower and before again" stride threat be the nil-***. the roll of state* 1* called on the The itrike failed to coma o ff. In* V 1e e presidential nomination. -'rad, the pilots agreed to media* There waa considerable doubt he lion, would get It. Siaisen 1s not a delegate and under tha rules could not address tbs convention except by unani­ mous consent. Nixon, who has taken no public Mrs. Randal Print dr.. Mils note of Stassen'a efforts to remove Janie Brown, aad Henry Morgan klm from the ticket other than te wiU form the panel of tonight’s say the convention should be an Christian Advantore Week discus­ urged convention dele­ sion,on the topic “The Christian gatee to le t Stosaea speak. Homo and the MYF’era Responsibi­ A. Lee Better Than Liberace Say Local Lions Listeners National Airlines To Put 4 Flights Back In Operation Bisbee, M e tts Seen As Probable Starters For Seminoles Funeral services will be held at S p. m. Sunday at Brisson Funeral B § M with the Rav. Ralph Brewer •F t he Church of Christ officiating. ^Suirlel will bo In OakUwn Memorill* Park. (Saaford) llllam ta rry Rowland Jr. (Sanford) Joseph Paige (Sanford) Prevails IH Nation By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Light shower* fell In a few artas but fair and mostly plea­ sant weather prevailed In most o f the nation today. It was a little on the cool alda in the eastern third o f the country from the Ohio Valley eastward to the Atlantic Coast and southward to tha Gulf. Temperatures were about 7 degree* lower than 24 hour* earlier, generally in tho 7»0s, with a few 00s in the North. Readings ranged up to the lower 70s along the Gulf Conat. But a warming trend was re|M>rted from the Great takea re­ gion westward through Oregon and Washington and extending southward In the central part of the country through the central plain* and mld-JG*sl«Mppl Vnllrv, The <varm air he«ded eastward Into Ihe Ohio Valley, W W W YSSAY •• Nugent think* Metis ran "b e­ come one of the fine*! halfbacks we've ever had at FSU U he doesn't let injured this fa il." Juit a mile of a guy, the 3-feet9 icatbark ha* good speed and all-around ability. Aa a runner, he averaged better than five yard* every Ume he carried the ban tail season. Ha ranked ! l * t In the nation a* a punter with aa average of 3S.4 yard* on S3 kirk*. Biibee Is ranked by Nugent a* a "b elter than average" defensive player and a good blocker. Offen­ sively, ha caught five passes and averaged better than a yard* a run on each on*. "On the basil of hia showing last season and during the spring prac­ tice sessions, wo think Ham will probably be our starting right end this fa ll," aald Nugent. The Seminoles open here Sept, a against Ohio University and then meet Georgia, Virginia Tech, North Carolina State, Wake Forest. Villaoova, Miami, Furman, Missis­ sippi Southern aad Auburn. rsu h a d a M Panel To Discuss Christian Home lity To I t " Tonight's program will ba tha fourth la lha week-long youth week Partly cloudy through Thursday program at tha Pint Methodist Church at f:M p. m. with acattaved Ih— lir ih i The Rev. Charles Herron, speaker day; oat quite ao warm; for the week, hue theses for hla night CI-1K Yaur Par* Weather I ADDITIONAL ADDITION L_j: lo c a l PAW new * Parents aad friauda a n iuvitod to sttood theea sussieus aae ted- � 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>, August 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/609cdbe7ca7fbb25183aba114b764757.pdf 40bcadbe9b338f14b5942dd380a7c73b PDF Text Text H E S A M BITIO U S' SHE S A V S T H E SA LA R Y DOESNT B rn -w M A T T E C ' D A O W A N T S T O KNOW IF H C S S T E A C y A N D a S H E S A Y S THEY'VE B E E N G O IN S TO - < . G B TH E R A Y E A O ^ l b ANO HE H A S N T R E L IA B L E / . \ REALLY* ■ V , BOOKENA ^ J fe * J P A T g V E T / > SL fftSg’ fii TK TISM/ J no-we * OCNT NEED S i ANV r - A H O *■ WITHOUT THS1R APPOCYALl florido, Alabama Study Possibility O f Interstate Road TALLAHASSEE • * - Florid* and Alabama are reported to Ik? coonera'im In •• 'dlr -lined at linklag interstate highways which Un-Id be built under tho new fed. ervl road program. E xecu tive Director Ralph Davi* of the State Road Department said tko studies art being directed to­ ward tying I* tho state-long Ala­ bama highway with tho Jackson­ ville Pensaeola lag In Florida. Davis wrote U. S. Rap. Bob tik e* of Croatvlew of the plana Monday. 'T h o r* have boon discussions with tho State Rood Deportment at Alabama end various Interested i 1 LOCKED MV5CLK OUT/ NOW ILL HAVE TO RING TOR 1 't BLONDIE A WHAT WOULD r l oo ^ By V IR G IN IA P. ANDERSON Frienda o f Mra. W. B. Harriaon will be aorry to hear that aha la confined to the Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital with double pneu­ monia. Mr. and Mra. Jamea A. Feet have bought the Georg* Stripple house on Little Lake M ery and the 8tripplca have moved to Win­ ter Park. Mr. and Mr*. P. D. Andaraon Jr. and ■children, Mona and Don­ ald o f Tampa arrived Monday to vialt hi* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. P. D. Anderson on Lake Emma. Mr. and Mr*. E. T. Ilraalagten and two sons, o f Troy, Penna., have been spending some time with hla parent*, Mr. and Mra. C. P. Braslngton. Mr. and Mra. J. M. Barber hare rented the house in the fork o f the roada, near the school, for­ merly owned by the Wabbs. Mr. and Mr*. P. D. Anderson returned home, Aug. 8, after a 34 day vacation which covered a IB day conducted tour o f Alatka and slghUeelng in the West and middle West. They flew from Or­ lando to Vancouver, B. C., in leas than 24 hour* and picked up the 8cenery Unlimited Tour there, proceeding by boat up the Inland waterway to Prince Rupert. From there, by ptane, by launch, by narrow gauga railroad and by 1 WITHOUT L n r YO U ?n£- R B A U y? Florida cltltena as to the poisl-t department in aeeklng approval of bllity o f an Inter-stata lag orlgl- 299 miles of additional Interstate naling at the Tennessee line, com- highway* fur Florida had not Ining south through Florida and ful- eluded any new mileage in West lowing generally the route of U. S. Florida’s Gulf Coast area. g )l Into West Florida where it The additional mileage would would link up with the Jacksonville provide aa interstate highway from Pensacola lag,” Davis said. Tampa to Fort Mycra to Miami "Alabama is taking the Initia- and from Miami to Homestead, llva aa to that proposal since most Federal authorltits already have • f the mileage would ba In that approved 1,184 miles of interstate state. The Florida department la highway* for Florida and Davis cooperating wholeheartedly and West Florida has ISO milea has Informally agreed te Join with or about 22 per cent of tho t u t e ’a Alabama in Its reque.t." Interstate mileage. • U. S. U l enter* Florida about "West Florida would be hand10 mile* south of Dothan and run* »om ely served by the present In­ due south to Panama City. terstato plan for Florida" Davis Davis’ letter waa in reply to a “ Mtelegram from the congressman "On* leg of the system originates •sprasslag concern that tho road | at Jacksonville and goes west to Pensacola, passing through control areas at Lake City and Tallahaasee. The route generally would follow U. S. 80 but most of U would be on a new location." They at* l<fo cream inaide the Artie Circle, *aw dni sled race*, magnificent Mt. McKinley free o f cloud*, handled ice from glacier* thousand* or y e a n old. For two daya on their return from the tour, they were the gueata o f Mr. and Mra. Roy Grandey In Seat­ tle. Mr. Grandey and Mr. Ander*on were high school friends, meeting for the first time in 80 y ea n . The Anderson* apent a day In Salt Lake City and an* other In Tinea, Okla. They en­ joyed a temperature o f 41 de­ gree* in Mount McKinley Park and aweltered with 110 degreea In Tulaa and enthuilaiticaily aaid, "Seminole County la atill the beat place to liv e l" Mr*. Catherine Dittlnger, ac­ companied by her granddaughter, Linda Dittlnger, o f Linden, N J , arrived by plane, Aug. 8, to vialt the form er’* aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Seaman. Ml** Gwyn Y a le * returned Monday from a vacation ipent with her aunt, Mr*. M. E. Gatchell, in North Carolina. While there, abe attended a Billy Gra­ ham meeting and afterward* abook hand* with him and VicePreaident Nixon. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Fluke are home again, after « pending tom# lime with their children in Harriaburg and Hanover, Penna. Mr. and Mra. Harry Smith have returned from a ihort vaca­ tion apent with their ion and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Dale Smith. While there, they welcomed a new grandchild, their first grand*on! Mr. and M n . John Harty have Juit returned from their auramer home In Wanaque, N J . was l iv e T trn n N o Mr. aad M n . Glen Cochraa WAYNOKA, Okla. IF— A ly a t r and aon David le ft Wedneeday old boy ba* learned the b u d way to make their future home In that electric light corda aren’t for teething. Virginia. The youth, too of Mr. and Mr*, Mrs. S. J. Grady o f Starke ar­ d e a r Arnold Jr., Waynoka, atarted rived Monday to vialt her aon gnawing the live cord aad finally and daughter-in-law, Mr. and got down to the wire. He waa burned about the mouth M n . F . G. Lae. The Rev. Grady but the Injurlea were not aerieuA will Join her ahortly. P iy m tn li m a y b o o v w §t i i lo J u M • lo n g o r s h o rt p e r io d , w h ic h o v o r y o u p r o io r Mr. and Mra. Mercer Murray and Ronnie o f Fort Valley, Ga„ were the weekend guestc o f Mra. Mercer’a mother, Mra. J. M. Hood. 111 W a i t P in t S tre e t 407 West Central Avenue Walter Wiederbold. USN, haa been apending a abort leave at home, before going on to hU new a alignment In Klngivllle, i IT'S QUIET in Over 4 0 0 E x o t i c T r e e s A n d Plants M akq Crystal Lake Nursery O ne O f Largest In Area U you ore curious about the hundred* o f beautiful eraamesto) blooming and foliage plants that will thrive In this part nf Florida a abort drive out te tho Crystal Lake Nursery la Lake M ary will bo a thrilling revet*Owned and operated by Mr. •ad Mra. C. W. Smith. Crystal Lake Nursery la located on LakeView Boulevard, throe blocks o f which there are doaens o f varietiei at Crystal Lake Nur­ sery. One could go on sad o « naming the hundred* o f variet­ ies o f exotic tropical and sub­ tropical plant life found at Cry­ stal Lake. As Important to the home gardncr aa beauty In a plant, says Mr. Smith, la the health and in­ sect-free rood!lion o f the plant at the time of transplanting! At Crystal Lake, pUnt disease and insect menace la reduoed to a minimum by tho latest scientific methods. AH propagating beds are underlaid by sheets o f plastic. No plant Is grown directly an tho ground. As on extra precau­ tion. the mixtures of anil 'and com poet used in propagation la first "cooked*’ In a sterilisation FitAs the result o f estrone care practiced at Crystal Lake Nur­ sery it is accredited with the highest rating by the Mag* De­ partment o f Agriculture nursery inspector. "Vialtore a r t always welcome," said Mr. Smith. "Just turn right from Use Country d u b W h e r e e v e ry o n e liven a c a r t fr a g a a 4 rein xad U fa . L o c k A r b o r M art a p r o je c t b a t a g ro u p o f select h om es s itu a te d o n s lo p in g b i l k w ith accana l a ca n a l fr o n ta g e . L o c h A r b o r 1a id ea l f o r c h ild re n because o f I t 's s a fe t y r 1 WASH Sl’ ilDS — __________ - i l fe a tu r e s . T h o hom es, b u ilt b y W e llb o rn P h illip s J r , a r t th ro e bodroom s 2 b a th s. W it h f a ll a ll G e n e ra l E le c tr ic K itc h e n s , L a r g e closets. A u to m a tic W a s h e rs , D ish w a sh ers, F u ll C e ra m ic T U e B a th s. A a d r - - Y o u r ch eico o f M o s le m , C o n ven tio n a l o r B r itta n y S ty le s . T h e s e s h om es c a a bo fln n a ro d b y V A o r C o a r e a lio a a L D o n 't b u y a a y w h t r o b e fo r e y p u ana L O C H A R B U S . ■* Corner W. Cryvtsl Drive ft Like Mmry Blvd. PHONE • h 1504 �; V : t.; S te H a n fo rd ^ | g g L M B X L V III It m t f t A N IN D E PE N D E N T D A IL Y NE W SPAPE R E s ta b lis h e d 1908 * M ONDAY AUGUST 20, 1058 SANFORD, F L O R ID If Your Herald U Not Delivered By 1 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M For Delivery Awnoeinted Prew* leased Wire NO . 162) Ike-Nixon Ticket Seen H o sp ital J a y c e e s' A n n u a l F ish in g Has Items As GOP Confab Opens For Sale * feenage Problems . I A N FRANCISCO <« - The Republican Nstional' Convention op­ ened today with all the suspense o f a calendar. Company To Make Feasibility Study Of Proposed Base Almost everyone agrees to what's coming — another Elsen­ hower—Nixon ticket. In a broad sea o f confidence, the only Island o f contention It a tiny atoll mann*d by Harold E. Slaisen. U is well o ff the main shipping lines; The Bureau of Yards and Docks Aoha Angel, assistant principal at Stassen’s headquarters In the 8t. Ptoecrest School, Hiss Marilyn Cal­ Francis Hotel gets fe w Important has announced the awarding of a contract to the Airways Engineer­ houn, atudent i t Florida Southern visitors. Pictures o f President Elsenhow­ ing Company o f Washington, D. C. Collage, and James Davit, ■ studapt pt Florida State University, er and Vice President Nison aro for a feasibility study and modified erili bo pantliita for tonight's the only ones hanging in the con­ advanced planning report in con­ Christian Adventure Week topic, vention hall, in the lobbies and corridors o f the graceful old hotels nection with the proposed Naval T e e n a g e Problem s." atop Nob H1U and along tho aI- Station a t Osceola, in Seminole Questions which were handed In pins slopas o f Powall S treet P ic ­ County. by Methodist/ outb will be dlieusature* o f any other candidate* are The contract provides for a study ediamong the panelists and among harder to find than au empty o f all aspects o f the Osceola area t t # youth In the audience. hotel room. to determine whether or not the Supper w ill be served by the Dependable Sunday School Class at F °“ ‘ urn you're site can accommodate a major air Eisenhower-Nlxon butl-o'clock this evening. Bob Reely banded activity. fr. and Mist Mabel Chapman will t?IU’ .T?1 ,e * Eisenhower-Nlxon I f the results of this study indi­ then lead the group in fellowship "CHek with Ike and Dick, you see dancers end sing­ cate that the site is suitable the ad­ singing and games. The panel discussion Is tcheduld ers whooping it up fo r the incum­ vanced planning study will be made bents. to provide comments and recomter T :lo this evening following the Last night • hotel rumor swept maaditloni relative to locations of supper hour. Parents and friends % «fa sedate marble columns a n Invited to attend. the base components and the cost A t 1:20 this evening, the Rev. o f the Fairm ont Hotel. The rumor estimates for major Items. Claries Herron wOl speak In the was that one key delegation was D m base is being planned with church sanctuary on the subject madly split—where to have din­ ner. But it quickly blew over. 12^00 foot runways and support "W h M Jesus Was A Teenager." Outside o f Stassen's small voice, facilities for over ISO aircraft, soo The supper, panel discussions, there are Just no stgna o f disa­ and group singing will be held in officers and 3,500 enlisted person­ the educational building o f the greement here. You don't see can­ nel. didate* racing between hotel* to First Methodist Church. make their aalei pitches. You see Tonight’s panel discussion Is the none o f the franUc pulling and eeond la the series o f events stag­ hauling, banging attacks and ed for the boys and girls o f intercounterattacks and other signi o f aadiate age during Christian Adbattle you saw among the Demo­ H ltu r e Week. crat* at Chicago last week. T h e Rev. Charles "Chuck" HerIt would take a Harry Truman fen, speaker for the week's pro- to stir up this convention. Sanford has 10 apprentice* In m ta hte son o f Mr. and Mrs. Delegates don’t argue eaodi- trades and crafts, reports Andrew r Herron o f Sanford, detei. They talk about riding tho Bernard, area representative of the cable cars, touring Fisherman’s Florida Industrial. Commission's W harf o r waiting in line at the Apprenticeship Department. The apprentices train under "T o p 'O Tho M ark" fo r » look at tha city from tho heights o f tha state approved programs. They work under the supervision o f skill­ Mark Hopkins Hotel. The convention hall Itself Is the ed Journeymen to learn a trade, big Cow Falsee, south o f town, and take classroom courses of the A am i l l but enthusiastic «udt- a t the foot e f San Bruno Moun­ related theory behind, tha work. Apprentice*. t\ Sanford hvludo ra ce, thrilled to jb d artistry e f tain en d M a r "BoneyUrtf flfli," Utile Miss A lly son Lee a t the May- where animal carcasses are pul­ eight lu carpentry andt Wo with fa ir Inn Saturday lig h t when the verised Into fertilizer, lik e the Th# Sanford Herald. U-year-eld concert pianist delight­ Democrats at tbs Chicago Stock­ As o f July 1, there were 1|U ed her listeners with a group o f yards Amphitheater, delegates at apprentices In training throughout tea classical and popular num­ this convention will not be without ho sae, more han ever before In tho history e f thi-p rogram, reports bers, concluding with "Bum ble a memorable odor, B oogie." In a bam M a r the main hall,, S. C. Bighhtn, State Apprnticship Bather than disappoint h er au- the Republicans have 2,000 extras Department Director. Blgham said this this program dQfeca, kept to a smaU number on hand— "volunteers" who wilt dua to tho heavy rainstorm which be rushad, #00 at. a clip, into tho "presents splendid opportunities for caused the cancellation o f tho hall ta fill any sizable empty young men to become skilled Jour­ Swimming party scheduled just apacea that m ay develop in the neymen In a craft or trade. Florida today iso spending and reeds more prior to her eppeerance in the spectator seats. apprentlcest o mset tth skilled de­ bell room , the personable young mands o f a growing state." artist gave a recital oven longer Those in this area who are in­ than planned. One o f the most terested In becoming apprentices difficu lt numbers in her entire can learn more about tha program repertoire o f over CO committedby contacting Andrew Bernard at to-memory w ts "T b s Little DonEast ay St., Jacksonville, or by f a r , " AU o f her numbers end her Championship and runner-up writing the Apprenticeship Depart. mSersfl w ere very welt received. Tuesday noon e t the Yacht Club, trophies fo r the 1956 Sanford Naval ment, Florida Industrial Commit Aliysoe w ill appear before the A ir Station (softball Season, were slon, Tallahassee. Joint apprenticeship committees M em fara e f the Sanford Lions' awarded to representatives o f th* Club .and the following week, be­ Heavy Attack Squadron Seven, of labor anil management repre­ fore the Lions' Club o f M L pore. and eavy Attack Training Unit sentatives, or a plant committee teams respectively, in ceremonies ins n individual firm, supervise the held in the Administration Build­ training of apprentices in each ing o f tho station. trade or craft. Captain Robert W. Jackson, U8N, Commanding O fficer o f Sanford Naval A ir Station, pre­ sented the championship trophy to Commander L. B. Libby, USN, " F o u r Sanford young men and one Commanding O fficer o f VAH-T, M U M lady from Da ary attended while members of the VAII-7 team the highest " K M ’ possible In received Individual trophies. awlmming, a t O riindo laat week Accepting the runner-up trowhan-they successfully passed their pL'es fo r the Heavy Attack Train­ tests as Am ericas Red Cross Water ing Unit team, was Commander Safety Instructors. D. A. Miller. USN. Executive O ffi­ “ H ow qualified to teach swim cer o f IIA TU , and Aviation Elecl, junior and senior life sav- triclan'* Mate 2nd class, William and to pas* other* In junior Oltri. and senior life saving tests, are:A fter winning the regular NAS S a fa r i Samuel, Kenneth MeMur- Intramural softball tournament, say, Wiley Jasrell and Jim Lum- the VAII-7 team wrnt on to win Dtraon, all o f Sanford and Miss the tournament at Jacksonville Bally Kiedsr o f De Bary. before being eliminated in the They a r t receiving tho congra first round o f play at th# Comtula tiers a f their friends on having AlrLant {Commander, Air Force attained their objective after long Atlantic F leet) tournament a t Bear* o f training and haring the Norfolk, Va. __________ purpose in mind to render first aid i r to sav a Uvas. Subject Of Panel Discussion Tonight s..*I2!?rwf!5p* 11-Year-Old Artist Thrills Audience With Piano Recital Trophies Presented To Championship, Runner-up Teams Five Pass Tests A t Red Cross Water safety Instructors r F LA M E M AKES M AID E N TB1P M IA M I un — A rriva l o f a eta t wo engined airliner from Santis• * , 0111*, today Inaugurates a low Cast weekly shuttle o f d a t a AirUna Service between Chile and M iam i. Thirty-eight passengers, Inclu­ ding some newspaper writers, ns*re expected on the 20-hour maiden trip. Ernest E- VMoch, Miami tepreaentativ* o f Ctota, said plan** will arrive la Miami Mondays and Joave fo r Santiago ou Wednes­ d a y!. VUloch laid the fa ro la a t Most so to to p*r cent below pre­ vious charge* in order fa encour­ age more people In Latin A m eri­ can countries to travel end to* better a cq u a in t* with their Southern Bell Picketina Stops JACKSONVILLE, IB — Picket­ ing o f the Southern Ben Telephone end Telegraph Co. stopped last n Pickets paradad In front o f tho office In what telephone company officials said was an unauthorised ■trike. . The work stoppage was caused refusal o f a number os workers to cross picket lines thrown up by Western Electric Dan Anderson, district super­ visor said more than h alf hla supervisory viorkera took over without Impairment * f rarvlce. T t o picketing started r * * t * ^ » r dospitt abatnci official strike M tk n . This event also marked tha dos­ ing o f the "w ell rem em bered" Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hoepita I, located at Goo Oak Ave. Fernald-Laughton was a land­ mark, a place where, through tho ycara sinco its inception, tho ills, illnesses and Injuries o f Sanford and Semtnoio County’s dtlxens wera attended. As the old hospital was dosed the governing board members o f the association Invited several community groups to share in the used equipment which was not needed at the new hospital. Among those receiving some of the useful equipment and expres­ sing their appreciation wera: the Medical Center at Oviedo; the Medical Building at Long wood; the Good Samaritan Home, San­ ford; tho Cancer Closet o f the Simlnolo County Unit o f the American Cancer Society; The Red Cross; I.O.O.F. Hall; and Plnccrest School. Some o f the equipment has been reconditioned and will bo returned for use in tho event a necessity should arise. A few items are still at (he FernatdLaughton Memorial Hospllal Building and Interested person* who may be able to use them are invited to visit tho building to look at them. A number o f the items have some very definite value and may bo purchased at any time between the hour* o f 9 n. m. and 3 p. m. ............. The Fernald-Laughton Hospllal office is open dally fo r the pub­ lic's convenience. Among the items for sale at the old hospital are: gas cook stove; tables, standi, water cooler, TB-gallun water healer; lamps, Ice chest; light*, steam steriliser; Ja­ lousie door; four small go* heau era; bottles; beds; desks; cabi­ net*; crutches; and hat racks. There are sl«o many Item* that m ay be given away. Rodeo Set A t Lake Carola Chiefs Club Launches A ug. 2 9 President Reported Date Se t Prepared To Give Mem bership Drive For Event Nixon Clear Track 2 SNAS Men Elect To Stay In Sanford The Seminole Chiefs Club began its membership drive this morn­ ing, said Thomas Stringer, vice president of the organisation and chairman of the membership cam­ paign. The campaign, said Stringer, will be climaxed next Saturday morn­ ing following a week's concentrated activity on acquiring the full quota f member* expected for tho 1936-37 Seminole High School sports acti­ vities cooperation. A meeting of all interested cltlxen* and members fo the newly Organised club will bo hrld tomor­ row night in the commissioner's room at the Sanford City Hall at 7:30 p. m. when the membership campaign will be fully discussed. Stringer said today that three teams have been appointed for themembership drive headed by Tea m Captains J. Brailey Odhara, Dr. John .Morgan and Mason II. Whar­ ton. i Member* of Odhsm's team are: Mr*. Dorothy Odham, tlporge Touhy, Mrs. Louise Touhy, Joel Field, W. W. Tyre, Floyd Cooper and Fred Murray. Member* of Dr. Morgan'* team are; Mrs. John Morgan, Dr. John Epp», Mr*. John Epps, Dr. A. W. Epps Jr., and Mrs. A. W. Epps, G. Andrew Speer and Mr*. Speer. Member* of Whorton'* team are: M. L. Rshorn Jr., John Hader, William Kader, B. L. Perkins Jr., B. U Perkins Sr.. Ed Keith and Mr*. John Schlrard. According to plans, tho team get­ ting the most member* during the week's membership campaign wilt be treated to a barbecue supper which will bo ataged Just prior to the first football game of the sea­ son. The supper for tch winning team will be provided by th* two losing ttw p y J Hewwver, Thomas Stringer, the membership campaign chairman said that tha harhecue supper will bo held for all member* both old and new. The High School Principal of Seminole High and the reaching staff are member* of the Seminole Chiefs Club by virtue of their posi­ tions relative to the athletic pro­ gram that will be presented during the coming year. Tho Seminole County Junior Chamber o f Commerce announced SAN FRANCISCO UP— President today that they will sponsor the Seventh Annual Fishing Rodeo Elsenhower was reliably rep ortel for youngster* under the age of to be ready to give Vice President Politicians from the north and 14. Nixon a clean rack for renoralThe date for this event has been nation In the Republican conven­ south arc disagreeing strongly ■et fo r Wednesday, Aug. 29, by the these day* about the relative mer­ tion opening today. Rodeo Chairman, Jack Sewell. it* o f their home ground*, but San­ In. the face of a campaign by Thla year, the annual event ford seems to agree with people Harold E. Stassen, to dump Nixon -aged fo r the hundreds o f Semi­ from moit everywhere. Can't be Ihe vice president's associates said nole County children who look for­ the *uper-highwsy* or skyscrapers, must be the Sanford brand e f fish­ ward to tho occasion, will be held today they had received assurance! ing, boating and leisurely living in F ort' Mellon Park around the Elsenhower will submit neither that make* people want to slay newly named Lake Carola. publicly nor privately eny list o! here. U. Andrew Speer, president o f men he regards as qualified and Francl* K. Blalock of Hartford, tho Seminole County Jaycees said acceptable to him as a running Ala. and Irwin V. Hcndleman of Ihls morning, “ We are expecting mate. F.lmhunit, N. Y , both laid they feel to have more than ooo boy* and Statscn has pinned hla drive to that way when they rc-cnllitrd In girls at this year's Fishing Ro­ Heavy Attack Squadron Nine. Be­ den." Every boy and girl in Sem­ replies Nixon on a hope that E l­ side* sharing the same viewa on inole County within the age limit senhower would let It be known nice place* for duly, both men can ia invited to take part in thla big before the convention's balloting session Wednesday that some also look back on a tour o f service pre-school event, Speer laid. with the U, S. Arm y in their past The Jayccei will furnish tha others would be equally suitable aa hLtorirs. poles, hooks, llns and the Semi­ a vie* presidential nominee. Stassen, oo leave of absence at Ilrndlemsn, a Chief Aviation Ms- nole County Sportsman Associa­ talvmith in charge of VAH-9's Air­ tion is contributing the worm i to Elsenhower's disarmament assist* frame* Shop, wa* born in New York be used In the big event. There ant, haa been plugging for relueCity, served in tho Army from 1836 will be no shortage o f poles, line tin t Gov. Christian A. Harter o ( to 1930, is married to Ihe former and bait, Chairman Jack Bewail Massachusetts. Herter is asking Mi*» Josephine Land of Vineland, commented. The Jaycees are now Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr., th* N. J. preparing and arranging their convention's permanent chairman, Blalock, Aviation Machinist's huge stock o f poles at the City's to withdraw him ama If It la of­ fered for second place on tha tic­ Mote Second Class, work* on VAH- Shop*. ket. O'* Jet line. Before beginning his Again, free transportation w ill current tour « f duty he was a civil b« provided to Lake Carols from In the absence o f any Indication service worker at the Naval Air every section o f the county and from Elsenbowar that others a m Station, Pensacola, lie also found tho schedule of hue operations fo r acceptable, Nixon's re nominate In time to atlrud Jacksonville State the day will be announced later apeps red to avery body—probably Including Stassen — aa about aa Teacher* College, He nml Mr*. Bla­ along with the routes that the certain act t o about o f ocetamai lock, the former Miss France* E. lingo buses will take In order to ------- . Payne of Piedmont, Ala., make Ihelr home in Qitccn with their lunily to attend. the coaventioa by three children. A list of. the prises, which agaht B ailee* e* this year t o * b^lng donated n r Merchant*' o f Sanford wlU ba dhnounecd later. However, Jack Se­ well said thla morning that prise* will fa awarded for the first fish SOPCHOPPY tev—An 11-year-old caught; tho longest fish landed; The many friends e f BUI Holler girl knutvn as a chronic sleep­ the smallest fish brought In, In tha Jr., owner o f Holler M otor Salee walker disappeared from her various ago groups and classifica­ here and In DcLand, will regret home at a forest tower station Arrest* and summonses for Ihe lo leam that he la confined in tion*. near the edge o f the big Apalarhweekend, beginning Friday noon In order to provide entertain­ Fish Memorial-Hospital there with ii'.ilj National Forest csrly today. and ending at midnight Sunday, In ment and pleasure fo r those who a broken hip aa the result e f an When the blonde haired, blueSeminole County totaled 49. accord­ would not otherwise have an op­ accident which happened In Or­ eyed girl, Star Hall, couldn't ba ing to the Warrant* and Capias portunity to partlclpata in a Fish­ lando Friday evening. located crews of forest rangers Book in the olifee of Seminole ing Rodeo, the Jaycees are Invi­ As Holler stepped o ff a curb, t o ami blnodhuunds were called out County Shciriff J. Luther Hobby. ting children from the Methodist tripped and fe ll heavily to tho in a search for her. According to the records in the Children's Homo at Enterprise ground. Believing that ha was not Sheriff’ s office arrests for public A Florida Forest Servlet- piano ar.ri Lutheran Haven at Slsvla. badly hurt, ha procaedad to drivo Intoxication were IS; no driver* also was dispatched to aid In the Sewell suld this morning that his car fo hi* home In DaLand. Uccn»e four; excessive sored five; -arch in a desolate wooded area because "this event attracts many Finally, upon medical examinedriving while Intoxicated 3; driv­ Seminole High School Band Mas­ about seven miles south of here, hundreds o f young anglers, thla tlon, it was discovered that t o ing while license revoked two; reck- ter Ernest Cowley said this morn­ Sopchoppy is about 40 miles south­ lea* driving three; open profanity ing tha the summer band pracice west o f Tallahassee near the year wo are preparing for over had suffered a fracture o f th* right hip, 600." Cowley aaid thatthe practice will coast. two; parking on the highway one; falling to have motor vehicle undrr schedule will he continued till* Lake Carols ha* been stocked by control one; possession of moon­ year on Tuesday evening* instead Ihe City o f Sanford under the su­ shine whiskey one; driving without or the former Thursday evening pervision o f Sid RIChsrd and light* one; pn**e»»lon of lottery tic­ schedule. Game Warden Harry llervlsh. It Cowley said that the ptaclcr will ket* one; potaesaion of stolen pro­ August IT Partly cloudy through Tuesday Is expected, ax ha* been in other perty one; and unlawful riding of he hekl in tho liandroom at Semimany officials o f tha with srallerrd afternoon and years, railroad train two. The number of inole High School from 7:30 lo 0:39 Eileen Oroover (Sanford) rarly evening thundershowers; Game and Fresh Water Fish Com­ lummonaea fort rafife violations p. m. Beginning with tomorrow mission ae well ae officers and John Dukes (Altam onte Springs) lew tonight 66-73. night. and other case* numbered seven. members o f the Seminole County Mrs. William L e ffle r (Sanford) Births Bbortsman'i Association will at­ Baby Girt Sweat tend the event ta assist the Jay Baby Boy Frallck cees in staging the annual event. Discharge* Plane for the Seminole County Linda King (Sanford) Jaycee Fishing Rodeo have been Evelyn Baldre* (Sanford) underway for many weeks under Dorothy Young and baby the leadership o f Jack Sewell. Va­ Bonnie Rlcharde and babv rious committees have been form ­ Angnat 11 ed fo take care o f the children and their needs wfaila attending W. G. Jones (Sanford) the fishing event. Allca Nutt (Orange C ity) "E v e ry precaution will be taken Helen Smith (Longwoodi for the safely o f every yhlld that Births attends our annual Fishing Ro­ Baby Boy Null deo," said Chairman Sewell, Medi­ Discharge* cal attention will be available in T. R. Alford (Sanford) esse of minor accidents which John Hart (Sanford) have proved to ba very few and Dewey Gammage (Sanford) axceptlonal. Sara Sweet (Sanford) It ie expected that ice cream Marcia Loecbelt (Sanford) 'and cold drink* will fa served to Gertrude Frampton (Sanford) each child participating, however, .in tu it 12 complete plans bava not yet been announced. i Ann Grace/ (Sanford) "Th e 1956 Seminole County Jay* Helen Smith (Longwood) re* Fishing Rodeo w ill fa one o f Bertha Williams (SanfoM t th* biggest events o f Its kind In Anthony Bryent (Sanford the state," Jaycee President Speer Carl F. Treulh (D # Bary ■aid this morning. Births Baby Boy Grace/ DEMONSTRATION CO UNTIE* Baby Girl Smith SELECTED Baby Girt WilliamJACKSONVILLE, UP — P*to» M actorg-s Beach and Collier have been se­ Wise (Lak lected as demonstration counlloe. Vane* ------- —Lea ------— e stary) fo r a project to Improve maternal I Virginia Longw tll and baby gurl and child health aarvlcea fo r ml- Kathleen Paw ld and baby boy ■rant agricultural workers. Elisabeth Perkins (Sanford) Dr Wilson T. Bowder, «t*l* Charlie Bennett (Sanford) health officer, aald the Stale Irm a C b »o n tSanford) August 27 'B oard o f Health had received Admission* 1774,300 fo r it o five-year p ro l»«L Mrs. Julia Tabor Th* board raid there wera about Lyd.a .ohnson (L ia . rJ 20 000 migrant* to Palm Beach Mr*. Dick Alton (S»o: “ nd I.OQO to 7,000 to collier - f a Discharges political music with Bill McMalna, the eon* I * T t o t o t a k * will to at Pabotoe, Mrs. B » ' » n Dufsult discussing polities D E LE G A TE V O U E A . W IL L IA M * JR. at the Conn Organ last V ection organist. t o f a * iri Bella c la d * nod Im m obile*. | weak while attending the Democratic NaGoral Convention in Chlc m to ld fa C h k o fo ’a international A aap U ltoati*. WiUtoaw to 10 Apprentices Are Training In Trades, Crafts In Sanford K On Feb. 1, o f this year the much needed, beautiful new Seminole Memorial Hospital was opened to the public and began Its opera­ tion. Weekend Arrests, Summonses Are 48 In Seminole County ?lVT.er £ n V nd“lrt " ,>PPOr‘ °ff*rin*^ EisXto^i^SaSrS Sleepwalker, 11, Disappears Today Holler In Hospital With Broken Hip Band To Continue Tuesday Practices Weather - *’V. i'rtWB & , 1 _:___ jL Hospital Notes m �TH E SANFORD H E RALD Th a n k s foo OCtviNG ME HO; NO WONOe©.'vo o p c our eveey U'SHr ON DATES.' 7 m ftFAT/ HOW'S 1 fits RtTuCN MOM ABOUT OWAhif. VFMJ-J SELF HOMilrw«WF*1 GET Twe ICErS VO 'c * t x HORQOMfOcM* W E U iO C K S UICC TOO HOOKED A 0*® One " -f ■ -£ MAINLAND' D A T E fA 'b c M ns,M. mu*n!u& w«te A rod focrv-omt YD WtR THE MACNiNlItT . *uN*m« ON OUR ,^ 4 . utTlt l-LANP... M AK9lots 3 SYNTYCGCV mwild <WOW r* a«ow fl«T* ^ 1 * mc to Aum tnwjowef wemintJ EAST ON.' - HAVft A t t U W U D O H . . . 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J a L im e learning 15A DAN3EPOU9 THING > EAT our A T j , * ! tonight (MS TO* TH0U5AN w s _ t OiSHCSa L E G A L NOTICE ■* MAtCN MV FATHER u W That* NOTA VtOV J GOOOJOBYOlfBC00IM2, CEMCVITEO OOP-WALK he did IT REAL Trff! S t S m oo th tr -r r ! Vt FieldInui Nilht NUTICM i s likH ltilir GIVK.Y that w* ara on *a **d In butloaot at I.ak* Mar*. Florida, undor th* flotllloat a im * of Th* D o * * l* Diner and liar and that we latend to raaUlrr told aame with th* Clerk of tha Circuit Court, Semlnol* Count*. Florida, la aecnrdaoe* with tha prorlaloa nf tb* rtcuilnu* Nome Statute, to .w it: Sec- Aw h at were you * ... WLBrtJss?*” " ,i MIL D RED IL I.L'STER SAVING ABOUT YOUR T FATHeR.ELMO? far MB BUMS TCAO * * t=v- l ITB LUMPY — < r . NUTira TO APPEAR TO JAMKrt It. PAIITIN. a* Admlnttralor of tha eotate. and the un­ known htlrt, l.ecaieei. and davUeee. of Hush tl. I’orlln, Ut.eoied! T I I K FIR ST N A T IO N A L HANK t * r O IL ,AND< >. a corporation; EDMOND BUItNSKD And ...— , ..RCRNBtiD, hit w ife; _ . . nUlINSIDM. w f* af Jam** It. Buraeldei Partin. • If# or John T. Paula: TEMPER- . *■ s ANCtieF 11 CL L :__________ Schmitt, • If* ui Philip K. Schmitt. If llvln*. and. tr dead, ihelr unknown helro. lepateei, nod doeleeta; and an * and all other pe nc e * havln* or clalmln* an* rlsnt. till*, or lat*r*et tn and la tha laad hereinafter deecrlhed: Tou ara hereby notified that eult hie been Inelliuted aaalnot to o la he Cirnult Court of lb* Nlelh Judi­ cial Circuit tn ood for Semlnol# 'ouol* Florida, Choncor* No *131. In which aull R. l» i.'olaman I* plain­ tiff Bad Jamea B. Partin, ae Admlnt. •Irotor, ale.. *t *1 ara defandanta, and In which plalnitft ■aeke.t* quiet lh* tltt*' tn tha fnllawln* properly •Ituaied In Simlnal* Count* Florida: Tha aWat M l faei * f th* South 1*1 ftet or the PKU o f tho P\V*, nf S a d i* * ; » Townahlp 31 South. R an** lo Feet. An abbreviated I 111* nf aald ault tl R. I- Coleman, plalatlff, v. Jamea R. Partin, aa Admlnietratnr. ate. at *1. dafandnnl*. t'nteea you HI* your wr ltte * de­ fame* If an*, to th* rnmnlalat In aid anlt on nr hefora September tl, l i l t , a decree pro coal**** wilt b* • t « e * i ■■•Inat >nu. D*t*d Auouat It. I I I * . O. P. Marndna circuit Court Cl«r' By B. L Burdick Daniil* Clark N d T lr H MR *U IT STATE OR FLO RID A TO: . r w . v * r a : s s < & ft * » « K A T I E U. B AR Nlf ANT. hi* wtf* If ally*, and If t**d. lh* r**p*«tlY* IN .PRO RATE r iK A ii. N o t i c e Nolle* I* hirebr plten that th* undaroianad wilt. «n the l « l h day nf September. A: D. IM t. preatnt lo th* llunorabl* County Jud*o or semL noli Cminly, Florida, her (laal retura. iicount and voucher*, n* Admlnlatrhtrti nf th* Eetala nf M IN ­ NIE S. STE W A R T, derailed, lad at *atd time, then and there, mak* application to th* aald Juda* for a final eetllemant of her admlnlttratlnn nf nnld eetale. and for an order dluharalnp tier ae inch Adralalelratilt Dated thl* tha Ind da* of Auiuit, a . n. m u /*/ R C T II E. CAT CHER A* Admlnletrairli of tha Eatat* nf MINNIE S. S T E W A R T neceaeed. (tKO. A. NPKKR j n . Atlnrnnv for Eetala P O. Bov |t i l Sanford. Florida rlalmant. and ehall ba awara to by lh* rlalmant, Ma agaat nr hi* attarnay, and an* ourh claim or d i­ lated not eo riled ihall be void. /*/ ALLAN I. MOSELEY (ha BrPPkvil, H. X. Bkcahart A* Admtnlatralar Cum T**th> ■Main In Aon*** of th* Eatat* of hare hla wlfait Nad all **raona hayMA la*, ar alAlmtin * la tiava. an* r(*bt. MARY LERFLER STRONG, deceaeed ... ar Iniaraat la and to tha fallaw. E* #,daacrlhad land, lacalad In Maml- Firet pubtlralloo AUPUII llh. A nnl* Caunlv. Florid*, tn-wlli w u nf D.. H U DEO. A. SPEER. JR. ■Wt| nf *W U o f NKtl and *K>, Attorney for Fetal* of SEJe af NW tt l e l . K u l | aer*a A L L In I . BOotlaa 1 1 Tawaehla Ik •*ulh. 'H Ba*S* tk Rtit. *i T*P,. • kad M e t * f you. ___ eo Uf 1*4 that • (ult **T*i you In brouahl ksnlnol Banford. Florida h *i ba tb* Circuit Court |* and far a*ml*fll* County. ■or*. *1 Ptorld*. In cknnror*. **ttil*d w . j. Thai J. K. * Paulin* W. Biimper M AR T H A R T L E Y lh* holder nf lh* foltowla* rarllllw w s a i f t v ELISHA ml* boa (11*4 aald aortlfliai* for u * BROOK! *t *T d*f**l •odaal*. nnd you, t**d t* be ieeued tk*r*oa. Tb# ceril■rr M ,.' J -fn *r. t-.tn , ta I ftl* Irtt* numbar slid year af Deuance u1r*d th# d*e«rl*itph * f lh* p r*»*rir. and aeeeeeed Court, lh* nam* I* which It kr* •• followet • Pd.tSrv* upon alalatlff*. ar plain I Iff a* ptlofp**. a Bn. SPEER. J R . . cortlflcau N » |» fall to d* •*. * dtp*** ar* coaf***p wll| h# Mtarpd i m Iom you and *arh o f *op. for th* y*|t*f demanded la a*Id romaUInt Th* n*lure of Ihl* eult le to nulel lh* till* la lh* aha** d#-cri*#d land • js S y a - . « • $ . . * : :a s .t » . jn s e fs a i- a ****"■ /#> a P. HERNDON £ . t l H b J I M i l Court. nwi A SPEER. Jr Solicitor 'or. PUlr.llff* _____!ui *“ ' • * •Jattbir Y*tr nf l*»uas*« Juao tl. A. D 1MI J W a s '. B T W f L . . Rakloaaa a Bur*** of an Addl- NOTICE I will not bt rttpontiblt for any debta contracted by anyone but myself. CDCBT SEAL) Clarence I). Unaaldaan kUNXIsTV St 8n a *T. Decoaaed. NOTirH OR orrUCATlOl IpRAidV I I TR S Lln C I'IT COURT. NINTH Ji iiit’ioi, cinrutT op plosidl is M ? . s s . * ,K ’ i a r ^ NOTICB TO n n rR h O AL’ DftttT a FOLET. Plot at Iff, KiilTAnD vr. r. rOLET. F L o n in a i A U * o r T ,,s TO: EDWAHD W. T. FOLEY. D*. fendaot herein, whota plao* at _ reildenc* le unknown. Tou ara hereby notified that m ault for divorce hat boon filed ooalnet you In th* shoe* oeUtltO caueo: and you dm hereby required to file your Anowcr with the Clork of Hilo Court, and to oorve a e t i r XUS! 8 K t t f f l f 'L . n P M t !V.T If *ou fatl I* do ao doert* pro toofoeto will ho entered aealntt you fop th* relief demandod l a tho Com . Plolnt. * WITNESS m* hand and teal of oalS Court thin 3tth da* of July. IMA O P Herndon clork circuit court Smrord. Florida (Circuit Court Seal) C IT Y O F S A N F O R D C I V I L S E R V IC E B O A R D S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A P D Rat 1l*« ar* k*r*h* • b e , * l d d r l u . i l P. a l e t . t i l l . * «* f* rrd. d . --------PUrlda. a aaa* pf aald *p*w*r, S**i* ......S k ftv s n n fia w S Count* Court Hem* at S*nf*rl riorlrto. on tho lin t Monde* l » th: month of September. IM I. which t tho 3rd do* of September. III*. Doled thto 10th do* of Jot*, t i l l o. r. HERNDON Clerk Circuit Coart, Somlnolo Count*, Flirldt INK AI.1 RON TAX DKKD (See. 100.10 Florida Olatntoo of 1S0SI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That J. E, A roullno W, Stompoi tho bolder of tbo follow las eortlriO I*. IIKft.N'DON coio ho. ftios oeld oortlfieeto lot Clerk Circuit Court. too doed to h« teeurd thereon. The Somlnolo Couol*. Florida certlflceto number nod poor of laISKAI.) euonoo, tho Soocrlptloo of tho preport*, end tho nomo In which It o n AOTICM UR APPLICAT IO N oeooooed oro no follow*) *PR TAX UKCII No. I l l ti e r . 1*4.IS Florida Otaiola* i f ISfSI T*or of Cortlflroto leeuooeo Juno 33. A. D. l i l t NuT ICC IS IlKIIKUT GIVEN. Iieecrtptloo Of Proper!*! That J. K. A Paulin* W. Slemper 1-ot II m »«k C n re t Addition to moak tha bolder nf tho followlns certlflflrov* Torrnce PU t Book 1 cal* hoe filed eold oortlfleott for ro e * t i loo deed lo bo l.aued thereon. The Non* In which oeeooMd rertlflcat* numher atid » « » r of It. Erne.i Hick* ouontt. th* dowilptlon of th* pro­ Atl of oold proport* btlnc In in the perty, and th- ham* lit which It Count* of domtnnt*. dtoio of n orlda »Fn* woo a lie n e d nr* a* follow ti 1'nleu euch corltflcato oholl bo f#Cortlflcat* No. 1*3 orrnrdltid to law th- proTear of leeunnc* dun* 13. A. I>. Ikef deemed port* doecrlhod In aarh certificate Deirrlptln* Of Propnrty: ho told to th* hldhoot bidder f-ote 3 * 1 Illock k Iktrkhorl'o will i t th* front door or tho Seminole Subdlvlilon f l a t (look 3 P o l e To fount* Court Houoo at Sanford. Nam- tn which aooeotd Florida, on tho first Mondav In tho . Alton Sutton month of September. IMS. which It All nf aolri proper!* Itolnjr In th* Count* of Seminole. State of Florid*. th* 3rd do* of Saptomber, t ill. Doled thle >*|h J a r of July, IMA IToltee ouch rerllftralo .lull be re­ o p trKRNDOIf deemed acv-rdlos tn low tha proClerk Circuit Court. pe-ly deecrlhed In ourh certificate Somlnolo Count*. Flo-lio Wilt h* eold tn th* hloho.i Idddor IN TH E COUNT OR TMM COUNTY JU S iK , SKNINOI.U UULkTk, FI.ONIIIA. IN RKONATK. In rat Malnla of A IIT IIL 'R AllNESON. Dacaaaed. T o all oredllora aad pareoa* baeta* claim* ar d»maadt ssalaat aald •alatei You and tach of you ar* hereby notified and required to preeeut an* claim* and dtmaada which you, nr ■llhtr of you, may bav* aaalnet lb* eetala nf A ltT Iftlft ARNKSO.V. de. ceaeed, lata nf Ward County. North Dakota in tho County Juda* nt ■emlnot* Cduatr, Florida, at hla offlea In th* court hnuaa o f *aid Coun­ ty at Sanford. Florid*, within eight calendar iimnlh* from tb* tint* « f at tlio front door nf tha Seminole lh* firat pubtlcatlua nf Ihl* notice. Count * Court Hone* at Sanford, Each claim or demand aball b« la Florida, on th* flret Monday In tho wilting, and alu ll alal* the place month of Neplombor, 1M ( which I* of reeldenro and pa*| nfflr* addree* the 3 rd dov or September, IMt. o f tha ctalmanl, and eliall be awnr* Dated tbit 10th dov of Jut*, t i l l tn by claimant, hie a*em. hi* at­ O P. lIKItJfDOJf torney. aad aa* auch claim nr de. clork circuit court. mand nol an filed ehall he void. Semlnol* Count*. Florid* /•/ GEO. A. SPEER. JR. (S R A M A* Ancillary Admlnietratnr nf the Eatat* of A l t T I I I ' l l AllN E . SUTII K UR A P P U C 4 TIOX SON. deraoeed ROM T A X UtCRll " ( G r i t publication Ausuat I. A. D. (See. 1*4.10 Florida Slalnlot a f 101*1 NOT1CU W llEflEBT, tllVEN. IN TH E CO L E T «IR T I I K CflUNTY T i n t J. ti. R Paulin# W. Slemper JIIM irSKMINAI.K r o U N T Y , tb* holder of th* follo w !** cortlflRMIBIDA, IN MKl R STATE OR cat* ha* (lied eold cortlflcat* for to* M A R T L K F F L K R STRONG. Dacca*- deoil to b* leeued that ton. Th* etrtled. (leal* number and year of letuant*. I p Probale. To all credllnre and the ileecrlpllua nf tha proport*. nod pereona bavin- claim* or demand* thn noma la which It woo c a t t e d • * * l * i t aald oatalei You ___ nnd_____ *achj fofy«u you ara harahy • r* at follow*: Cortlflcat* No. l t « nniltlkd Itllls and rauulrel --tn nr***at sny o f IieuaocO Juao 31. A. D. |M4 elalmi and dtmand* which vau, ar I t o r Dtaorlptloo Of Proportyi loti I I Oloek K tlunaolow City s s s s n v n ttiv k tn f& iv Plat Rook T Pas * I I dPTMMd. lit * * f aatd County, ta th* Noma In which a***ieed Impair Juda* * f Mimlnol* Cauaty. j . f a i i a i .u k i i u l l t Florida at hla nfflc* In tha rnurt All of aotd properly holnu In th* huuao p| aald C«uaty at Maaford. Count* of Momtanlo, Stall nf Florid*, Florid*. within eight ralandar ouch cortlflcat* .hall t o rtPiaatha from th* tlm* of th* rtrat tlnle.e deemed acnrdln* to law lh* proyuhllchlla* ar thl* nail**. Each M M * deecrlhed In llleh rertlflcat* rlalm *r demand ehall b* la wrllla*. bo oold In th* bl*ht*t blddor ■bd ehall a lii* th* place pf real- •will d*Pr# and poll office nddreaa nf thn t tho front door af Iba Semlnol* unknawn hair* d*»l***a. *ra*ta*a. • >el*a**e lleenrt. creditors. Iruetaoa. aad l a y and *11 pereona clalmln* by, throush, under ar aialaat aald Ell- Pf B«* 'af SW'i if pw'u. tlnn to Sanford I'U t Hook I'o tet |3 A t l Nemo In nhtch aeeoued leivl# lU ltlt, Alt of mid property betns in th* ('ounlr of Homlnnl*. Ktatn of Florida. I.'nlret euch certificate oholl b* re­ deemed accnrdlns lo low thn pro­ perty dttrrlbtd I* ourh crrllflcat* will In told lo th* hleheet bidder at the frooi door of th* Semlnol* Count* Court llouat at Hanrord, Florid*, un th* tin t Monday In tho month of September, IM f, which le th- 3rd do* uf September, IMA Dated ihl* Huh do* of July, IMS. City or Sanford Civil Servlet Kxamlaatiooa will bt held in the City Hail at 2:30 f*. M* Tnffday August -F. 1936. or an noon oa possible thereafter, (o establish an eligible list for the clone of FIREMAN. F IR E M A N KEUt'IKEMENTS: Applicants for the Fire Servlet Must be at least 21 years of agt and Bat avtr M i bt at least I T * tali and weigh not less than 112 it pounda. Eicelleat pension plan. AU applicants must reside within the City lUaUp of Hanford, be of good moral character and pbyrtMl fit­ ness, and have had at leant a g w — rr irrlw) t<Bf>U«B Opportunity for advancement hated an martt, tffld sney, industry and character. For farther detafe pat the examiner at the City Mali. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD Mock N. Cleveland, Jr« atertury N. a Lamer, Examiner A �A bright note that appear! throughout the already-briUlant ahowing o f oew home fumlahinga is thr presentation o f exciting and colorful lamps. * ’c^e SE C TIO N AL F U R N IT U R E I* Ideal for television arrangements. Here two sectional* are placed to form a comer balancing the win­ dow. Thl* type o f furniture is easy to move and makes possible change* in sentlng arrangement*, aa you will. It allowa for the ad­ dition o f extra chnir*, tf needed— or complete rearrangement o f tho party moves away from TV to other activities. Your television com r cal'* for * nr rial nlnnning. Your ob.i" tlvn should be comfort, good viewing and attractive arrangement. Tables should be placed conveniently and thoughtfully so that viewers may have easy access to drinks, nahttay* and snacks without moving from their seats One young couple chose s color F u r n i t u r e Is B a c k w t'sinaed furnituie Is coming back— good news for tha bride with a slim budget, if ahs la clever and enterprising. A few years ago antique paint­ ed furniture waa eagerly sought by young people because it was cheap and lntereiting> Now th. prices ars prohibitive when It cail be found. Much contemporary furniture O employs the painted look with decorative effects, But this is usually in the costly bracket, too. But a clever bride-to-be won’t despair. She and her man may take otd fashioned or unpainted furniture and do a lovely refinIshlng job, complete with charm­ ing old stencil effe ct! if they have the patience. It may not look antique but it will be nest, charming 1PM American period. It'a Smart to Save Money Let us take, for example, the girl who is going to live in a three room apartment or small house. She has good taste. But she Just can’ t afford expensive furniture. tuo—liuok cases, coffee tables, end Unpainled furniture is tho tahlrs all lend charm when paintsolution. Hsr dining room or cd to suit individual taste, dinette is palnlsd oyster-white or grey. Her table and chairs could be painted • vivid yellow, torquoise-blue or coral. She might prefer black or green, • Even if she never has tried to decorate anything bcfoie, she could achieve sortie very nice effects* by trimming the tnlile with a gold stripe and stencilling a gold pattern on the backs of the chair*. Stencil* are obtainable St paint stores and hobby stores, which also offer directions ou priming unpointed furniture. A stripe is easy to form by using masking tape. Otd-fashioncd furniture may I * used for the same purpose. In that case a bride might paint tho furniture the desired color and then antique it by rubbing in n gold effect or pickle It hy paint­ ing it white and then rubbing the paint down with burlap. How Ideas Work Out Rome bureaus shown In con- scheme o f wood brown in, their Uving room. The walls were painted torquolse, tho rug N e w Id e a In L a n d s c a p in g torquolse, white and was brown and four pieces—an old desk, coffee table, and two end tables were painted Every home owner wants beautifully landscaped grounds— but not everyone can afford to do the whole job at once, (lardenlng experts Knight and Bostwlck suggest something now—a “ Planned Program." The idea is simple: let an expert help you make out a program— then stick to It over a period o f several years. Here's a sample program - white. An outdoor scheme was curried out indoors by utlng white painted wrought Iron and glass dining table with garden type chairs. s u t i— m Aware that many o f the new homes o f today are designed with­ out central fixtures in the booms, designers have met the need for a wider variety o f lamps with a new concept In styling. Homemakers are more style conscious today than ever before and the lamp showing re­ flects this demand fo r high styl­ ing. There are decorator table lamps in the medium-priced field so that every home can boaat one lamp that is truly a show-piece, heto are oversire, often aa tall as to inches, and are Individually stylH fo r varied tastes. Base* are squire, rectangular or round and are ahown la bril­ liant combinatlona o f ccremlea and metals, richly-grained and mellowed wood finishes -a n im­ portant new trend in styling, pat­ terned and flecked glaaa glatas and many others. Elaborate s h a d e treatments again get top billing this season They arc shown tn colors that blend rather than contrast with the bases. ABOUT TH IS QUESTION •I'm building a new home. M y neighbor tells me to get Com­ prehensive Dwelling insurance on It Immediately, Ho says K will cover all damage Including vandalism and glass breakage — also theft from the premises, and liability, Doea your agency handle Comprehensive Dwelling Policies T Phone 977 i ••N S W *** THERE’S INVITING HOSPITALITY In tha long, low Hiicm of thin rambling ranch house. Tim wide porch shelters the entry and protects the broad picture win­ dow from midday glare. In the living room, the focal point Is the deep fireplace, and the wall areas are large for tho flexible arnngement of furniture. Bealde the fircplnce is a small coat closet for the convenience of your guests. An attractive feature of the amplo dining room is the built-in china ’cabinet*. The large kitchen Tiiirl breakfast nook am well aranged to save steps In the preparation and serving of meals. The utility entry is big enough to accomodate your homo laundry equip­ ment. The bedrooms are large and well ventilated. Six rlnscts and n full basement provide plenty of storage space. m m to comas 7 WASH SPUDS 7 SP I N SPEEDS IN S ID E YO U * HOME AN D OUTSIDE TO Q , W H AT D E M IE S CAN i • CO MOOM. t o m t h o o d e r n iz e y o u r b a t h r o o m A M E ftiC A N - c $ U ttd a »d Hm b * lt kK w a y I f a t W 13* STRUT* fa at Irtth at •CO WOOH. 14-0's IX' O’ Now Available, Low Finance Plan N o Down Payment— 36 Months To Pay For Furl her Information about this plan, contact your builder. 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Jt_ only seems like .T h a t tworthlni* of the rainfall '•May be aomt of our raadara can help solve E a'quMtlon which poppad up one evening In a'nearby city: Who ahould got up first in the morning— the husband or tho wife? Wo had no idoa .what ■ hot question this is until a small / group In another community foil to discuss* Inf it tho other night. It almoot broke up a pleasant gathering. 'In no time at all, voices had risen sharp* ty. Steely looks appeared in eyes that a few moments before had been friendly. Speak* mam than flva mlnutm or so. But what a . dlffaroaea! Howwvnr abort th# tlmo lapao, •raryouo agmod, thorn io a monumental aatlafaetlon In remaining eleeplly abed until after oomebody alas’* feet have hit the floor. .One wife waxed eepedally Indignant She ainelilirtl the queetion a threat to Southern tmdKieao. “My father alweye got up be­ t a * my mother did," ehe eeld fiercely. “ Hie father got up before hie mother did. I don’t earn how long 1 have to welt, Ira going to etay in bed .till after my huoband gets up. Tim Idea of a big etiong man lying 2a had after hie wife fete up!” Jeambody tald huaband* uaad to got up flrot to build Area—a Job moat of thorn dost have to worry with now. She oaid that was beside the point, a real gentleman wouldn't hssltate ta g o t up flret. She glared at her huaband, who waa boginning to look thoughtful. "Wall," eeld another wife, “I alprnye get up first. My huaband haa to work all day. It'e the leeet I can do to giro him a few minute, extra rest." At laaet two ladlee present «maid«rod this treason. "You have three email child­ ren.” one of them squealed, “and you W W •bout how much work your HUSBAND hut WeU, we Juat have two children, but my husband gets up first and starts break* • • hotel room ia which party leaders pick a candidate no longer ha* to be •moke-filled. Presumably this enable* them to tee the Isiuea more clearly. Annie Starting here That Betty Furness, the pretty lady Icebox peddler, took a sodress wardrobe to the two nation•I political conventions . . . but not to be outdone, Carl King, huckster for a rival TV network, ** "*■ •bowed up with IS suits, I pair o f shoes, SS shirts. 30 ties, S belts, S tiepins, and 24 sets o f bvd’s. 0 Debt Reduction An old-fashioned, but nevertheless sound view has it that debt reduction (s a good thing. By this standard, citizens of the United States ought to be doing a bit of re­ joicing these days. In recent years the national debt has flirted with the maximum permlssable by law, 275 billion dollars. On two occaslona, Congress has allowed the ceiling to rise tem­ porarily to 251 billions so that the Treasury could borrow money to squeak by during the period of allm tax receipts. Now the debt has dropped by more then e billion and a half dollars from tha 1956 total. It’s now • mare $1,628 for every man, woman and child. On second thought, that’s plenty. .However, we might call to your attention aa editorial which was published In these columns some weeks go about the national debt and a possible way to bring it down aa much aa 58 billion dollars. Wa suggested that the Congress appro­ priate money for operation o f the hundreds o f government agencies and capital im­ provement programs on the basis of every two years— and not a cent beyond. Unused funds for various projects are stacked up in the Treasury of the United States to the tunc of more then .58 billions of dollart- Possibly we could begin with a clean slate —-all over again— and use this untouched total for the reduction o f the national debt. We atlll think that lt’« a good Idea. Then —each man, woman and child wouldn't owe so much after all. • • • Statehood Issue Now that the B4th Congress has adjourn­ ed, this la the time for post-mortems. ’Quite aside from the major accomplishments and failures of the Congress, It is worth noting that statehood for Alaska and Hawaii once more went by the board. This may seem curious, since both the Republicans and the Democrats are com­ ■orals It a momotr of the A**aeltt*4 rrooo k la aaUtlo. osoitolroir ta tbo uto for reaMklloa* mitted to etatehood for the two territories •t an tho looai tows Ortataa la this s w w a s w . by planks ia their platforms of four years Ooo oral M v t r t M ii larltet Bath M ia ago. But tha Issue was not given serloua consideration this year. Not one lawmaker mads a serious effort to force party leaders •B & V W ' W ho.* it.ee to redeem their pledge. i e it Mootha Oat Toar life iit.se The feet ia that simple politics is barring aotuaa. oarts af ihaaka roeoUtloM aae the way to statehood for the territoriestortalawoat for tea paramo of raltloa •Stress foe at rotolar sfvertUis# rttoo Despite affectionate reference to the Idea during campaigns, Congress Is not likely to approve etatehood until it comes around to considering the matter on its merits rethsr than on tho basis o f politics. TODAYS BIBLB m i l Tha Sanford Htrold • • Life mesne more than food— Matt. 6:25. Wo are not worma, nor mere animals. We nave a higher nature end require higher tame of spiritual food. Some make no pro­ vision to feed the soul a d .T w - a .- im .r - That air conditioning ia respona'ble for a major improvement ia American pollUcal practice!: The told him ominously, “ I f you’d rather change the baby ( . . ” He eeld no, he wan satisfied. Frankly, we were amazed by ell the speakers. I f such opinions— any o f them— prevail, what ia this wide, wide world com­ ing to. It ahould be clear to anybody th a t.. But maybe we’re wrong. Whet do yob think ? Who ahould get up first in the morn­ ing? • • When you retch ths bottom, bo o f good chesr. Tbtro Is no other way to go but up• • • Too many people are like buttons— popping o ff at the wrong time. half o f the country— a coodiiiaa about which Congram h precious HUle. ^ life insurance policy holders (he United States are under II. That a columnist in the Mis­ souri State Penitentiary’s month­ ly newspaper— we never knew a well-run prison would board a columnht—observes bitterly, “ about onIy way w ty for in ex con to ’.hc .he only for an m, kf aB impresslon * lth h|f fingerprints." That If a girl doesn’t want too much competition while husband hunting her best bet is to go to college. Two out o f three o f America’s 2,400,000 college stu­ That Elaine Malbln, the opera dents are men. ainger, baa changed her hair style 31 times this year alone. * n ,‘ * young man seeking a That there are only about 123 ke* p In tb® pounds o f steak on a 1.000-pound ,tjr * t# w ^*cb be wants to be•teer—which explains why most f 01? * will do better * I<« h .v . In h.mKnrffer 10 ,ook ,or • " heiress rather than T h l t - m . U m o t o f u u • working girl. Only 40,000 o f the That m ils motorists probably „ mUlk)« "AmerieaB WOmen who • I I ■ y JAMES MARLOW ~ Associated Free* News Analyst CHICAGO J » —Adlal Stavaaeon can be happy new that ha got tha Democratic presidential an­ imation tha way ha wanted ta gat it. But tha road to tha presidency Itself la all uphill. Jut before he turned o ff the light early today and crawled info bed he mus have sighed to himself: “ I don’t get another minute’* rest until after election night next Nov. I . " One thing le sure: i f ha hadn't won tha nomination last weak, it wouldn't have been became ha didn't try. Ha had propped tor it •Inca ho lost hie first try at tha presidency la IN I. He had a Jinx on hia back: hla overwhelming defeat by President Eisenhower four years ago. Ho had to convince tha politician* ta trust him fo r another try whan the political polla era faying Elsenhower Is the favorite again. Then a last-minute Mew came from form er President Truman who, In hla deal re ta get the nom­ ination fo r AvereU H apim sa. told tha eoavtatten and all American voers Mavanaon could not win In IN I. I t waa a strange piaee a f kuainaes for a politician like Trumaa who knew when ha said It the Republicans could use It this f a l again at Stevenson— If nominated. In tha and, all Truman'* blow proved wee that be had lost hia Influence and that control o f the party waa now la tha hand* o f the form er President. younger men. The blow may have I f Baa. Estes Eefauver had not done Stevenson good, ilnce many quit tho race before the conven­ people dislike Truman. tion opened aod thrown his sup­ port to Stevenson, there might have been a real struggle and perhaps a deadlock letting «omo­ on# else get the nomination. English Language Gets New Word M IAM I lA — The following came to The Associated P iets Friday from Dallas L. Hostetler, executive director o f the Florida Mate Retailers Assn, at Orlande: “ Let's cola a new, timely, im­ portant ward for the English lan­ guage! “ Its not correct te eay ,1 taw It on TV.’ Neither U It correct to aay T beard U oa T V .* “ Let's make a composite o f tha two, meaning both taw and beard, and aay: ’ » i s a r d It mi T V .' Present tense ‘I a a a h . i t an T V .' " When on a pilgrimage U> Mecca, the devout Moslem must avoM quarrels and women, aay nothing frivolous, sad except for sacrifieos, kill no plant or animal save only five noisencee: crow, kite, ret, scorpion, or kiting dog. Headquarters, Chiefs Of GOP Delegations Kefauver’s move clinched It for Stevenson. The f o r m e r Illinois governor came here this week far in front and he stayed. Tha big claims the forces o f Gov. H ard­ man o f New York made fo r their man proved to he hot air. 11m statement by Sea. Lyndon B. Johnson o f Texas that be waa a serloua candidate could never be taken seriously. He never de­ veloped any real strength. But nu Southerner could have won the nomination this year when civil rights Is a big Issue. And the Democrats truly would hava lost a major Issue—Elsen­ hower’* health—I f they bad picked Johnson. The senator him­ self suffered a heart atUck in I M3, a couple months before Ei­ senhower’!. While Elsenhower baa an edge starting out la thin campaign. Staveneon'a chancea will soar If the President haa to withdraw before election day for physical, reasons. It's questionable the Republi­ c a n have anyone but Elaanhowm whe la aa good a vote-get tar aa Bietenaon. Stevenson showed in 1282 ha was a ballot-box attrac­ tion even though Elsenhower beat him by Sit million votes. Tha vote that year was 33.772,M l fo r Elaenhowar, IT,314,MS fo r Stevenson. That we may ask Uve Uvea at oar grsndpareau, but we mutt be a lot cleaner. " V per capita use o f water baa increased from S00 gallons a day to 1.M0 gallons, in Ibe last half century. That only on* out of every IS people,who start a diet aver get down to their desired w e ig h tend stick to it. ,< | That the chancea are aae la ' 0WB ,om# U ’8’ “ * * * * bonds. That men, wbo’ve always had the job of “ bringing home tha bacon,“ now are playing a bigger role ia aelectlng all the fam ily groceries. Checks by superman kets show that only &2.T per cent o f sales a n made ta women -- . . Necchl That a lady named *n a wtccaj used 124,000 yards of thread te aew tha U A Cou*titutl#a_ on a hold job* outside the home eant blue felt cloth i l l by U feet Can't help wondering where the'i: 210,000 or more a year. hang It—In the guest room? That Gertrude Berg— “ Mollj Goldberg"—give* this leap yen tip: “ A sensible girl should havs to know enough etnse set ta look like • When And How To Usa Packs And Compresses • r MHMUN A MMi ltB L A A DURXNO fam ily 111 _____ you know how often they occur— a homemaker frequently meet substitute aa a nuraa. For oerU la minor allmante aha usually eaa act on bar own. For more aerloua disorders, aba’ll have to follow the advice o f tho family Bhralclan. Helpful aide In treatise many discomfort* are simple applica­ tion* of beat or cold or a medica­ tion to a particular portion of tbo body or to tbo ontlro body. a f MM aatotlona w hoa th a t a r t applied Ton ahould bo about 111 . ean kaep them warm by froquant- m ly adding a n B amani t a o f hat * aoiutloa. As tar aompreamo whtaS mag contain any ana a f mvorol mm oartola • bettor than tha others ____ by placing a hot water bag aaa hoop tham m warm aad motet, too, by wrap- ■ I f your doctor mould mend a hot or cold pack or a ptag th* aatlra area la eaUapbano poultice for a patient la your or otlakla. De Ton Enow? oa top. Or, you home, wodld you know what ta Whoa do? I very homemaker ahould ba — Bar they moat bo atortla. Usually, I f * n good idea to acquainted with n few funda­ mentals such as bow ta apply -itorrupt these soaks or appliesmoist hast. Tha purpose a f nMona aaaaatenally to prevent tha tk la from keaom laf w atermoist hot application ta to « pain, supply moisture and to pro­ mote muscle relaxation, circula­ tion and drainage nf a wound. A B : I am 41 aad mp asm M It ean be given either by apply aoomlng gradually iatym. It la lag hot eompreaaaatothoaffaotod tarmlag lump* aad k m aamearea or by soaking the area la aa what purpiiaA What anal da tar anally made aoiutloa. Generally, AT your doctor will o f tbo following eolation*: borte arid, er Three . nt magnamum three to ski per cent otnl tioiook eulfate. or JW wit water. m lt ffimixed with a ts e ii iS S S S S S Um headquarters given hare are kept peoted by the ammtlteanclee at M ate aa te their pref erenc e on s m s and issues la the rapidly shifting ectaee ad tha aattaaal fo g v o u ia L AIsBm m mm Hass fefiii • Howls k S K THAT (d L n .* T S lit3 S K m a s saiin—a. AHesaa Stsaandsr Manama haseli Clarence nuCiaetM x S h M. f c u i f I k w t f f ’SlllnSIia?1 * >aN ^ ***** _ SiSi i i m — tU aj hotel: Welleee g r e “ 'O r L a r i tlrmoa. _ w n M - h l M hatoll Troy, rommlttrrmoo: TsreWoo—Wbllremk botrl; J. M M r, commlltrrmoal lacs. Tsytororlllo. rholrmoa. M M o - n m hnlrl: Hilton ■ Itmorrh, rommltlr-nuot Loagwlro, OraaS Ftoka. s sM . U. — BhorolM.WiUro boltll Base's P new bama. Ms rev • r . mat sam lto kta u fIB B IM ..... — P O W I* a C O M fA B t Jcl �IM * TTTE SANFORD H E R ALD Molt. A a r M , R M S o cia l fa Calendar MONDAY locatCm pk-fintie- fuwspe 'Exciting, Delightful' Place (Prom Naples, Italy comes this firsthand report on some of the eight* to be teen In Europe, by Lieutenant Commander and Mrs. Dale L. Hcult Jr. and their six Proceeding on into Germany year old sun, Lee. lira. Scott it the Scotu made a two-day atop he former Ma&alyn Truluck ol Sanford.) Society Editor's Note, .in Frankfurt; then spent several days in Munich they report that L t Commander and Mrs. Scott, these two cities have made rapid with their son Lee. have Just re­ progress in rebuilding the vast turned to Naples, where Lt. Com­ areas demolished by bombing mander Scott it stationed, after during Word War 11. in Mrs. touring Europe for thirty day*. Scott'a own words 'The trip They toured Northern Italy after through Germany was lovely stopping o ff in Rome and Flor­ wlib the high mountain* and vast ence for sightseeing and in Piia green farm lands." to view the famous Leaning Tow. Traveling from Munich, LL or. Arriving in Zurich, Switierland, they decided to stay a Commander and Mrs. Scott and Lee chose Garraisch, Germany, a . while and look advantage of ! recreational resort city, for a a Mm* of the many sight-seeing “ delightful week's stay. Trip* ▼ tripe and boat excursion! offered from here were most exciting, such as the one to the Bavarian Alps and the Zugsplue Mountain, which is 12.000 feet high and was reached by eable car and cog train. A fter reaching the peak, we witnessed a snowstorm and much skiing, which seemed un­ usual for the month o f July." Mr. and M n . William Williams From Jarmltch, they also visit­ _ «n d Mr. and M n . Charles C. WagA SCENE A T TH E Friday night FUh Fry staged by the Do Bary w aar have been vsceMoelng for a ed the Underhof Castle o f King Llona Club. Shown here ate some o f the visitors ax they pound fortnight at Ormond Beach. They Ludwig and the village of Ober. tn from every direction to enjoy the event. At the left Is the serv­ stayed at the Coquina Hotel where ammergau, where the Inhabi­ friends joined them fo r ocean tants present the Psision Plsy Bathing and congenial afternoons every ton years. They then took a side trip to Berchlesgaden. an­ ga the beach. eolorfu! Alpine vlllags; Mr. and M n . Harold Panning other Bare been calibrating thair 39th wharo Hitler bad his redoubt. I While la Garalsch, the Scott* wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mra. Weslsy W. Seat* stayed at The General Patton Ho­ kamp hava been entertaining Miss tel, once Hitler’s officer* club, Amanda SasLkamp of Evansville, now taken over by the Am eri­ cana. Indiana. From Germany they continued Mr. and M n . John N. Korman Bars had at house guests Mr. and on to Innbruck, Austria and M r*. P. W. Busch of Rochester, thence to the renowned Venice, Italy, where thew enjoyed the K w York. Mr. and Mrs. lu r r y Falk hare gondola* and visited 8L Mark's Been entertaining Rev. and M n. Square. They report “ It we* is lo k a R. B elk lll* o f Chsrlarol, Pa. pictured, with the street! made •n d Mr. Bad M n . Jobs Burning of up o f canals,'" Corporal and Mrs, Ernest Cana­ During their four-day stay In : St. Louis, Miss. da nr El Toro. Calif., are (he Mr, and M n . Frederick Weston, Venice, they visited the surround­ proud parents o f a boy. Dale An­ 0 form erly at Valley Stream, Long ing Islands, finding Lido laland drews, born Aug. I, and weighing “ beautiful" with Its large beach Island, save moved to De Bary. 6 lh«, 8 o » . Mrs. Canada U the Mr. and Mra. Ftrdinand PeUta on the Adriatic Sea. Taking their leava o f Venice, former Miss Janie BannatL Bara had an house guests for a the Scotu returned through Cen­ fo rtn ig h t W u k * • “ *• •* N ,w tral Italy and on down to Naples, York. The 9 O C h aw finally obUined their present home. ed to attend. . T h e. P ln n e y / 'A h K g H & b j m L , ^lecreatloii will meet at the Ftrat_ Presbyterian Church at 7:10 p. m.‘ The Rev. G. E. Kline* will conduct the morning devotion* over WTRR, Sanford, at 1:10 a. mi The Sanford Tourlata and Shuffle, board Club will hold a covered dUh aupper at * :M p. a . Judge W are* Blbla d a ta wlH hold its monthly meet at the Me*. Kinney Ranch on W. P in t St. at 7 p. m. The meeting will taka the form of a covered dlah supper and hoati and bostvtses for the occailon will be Mr. and Mrs. K. L. McKinney, Mr. and M n . J. T. Batea, M n . F n d Smith and M n . Rosalie Hamilton. O JJ. annual Robert Morris Picnic will ha hald at the Oviedo Swimming pool, known as Sweet* water Park at * p.m. sharp. AH member* and thair famlUas are Invited. liependshft Cil i i of r if » t MclhodUt Church will wtTk •upper for Youth Week at McKin ley Hall al 6 p. m. The regular monthly business and aoclal meat inf, will he held at B p.m. The Boy Scout* o f the First TretbyterUi, Church will meet is the Scout Boom at the Church at T:oo p. m. The Rev. G. E. Kline will conduct the morning devotion* over WTRR, Sanford, at 1:30 a. m. 0 WEDNESDAY ing Uhl* and the beginning o f * long line awaiting to be served, (Photo by Jameson) • • Miss Stevenson Honored With Informal Party B s lr private phone sad will utilise A la at their nest alert. M r*. Laura ■ f®WB T*u hold White Plains day at her I M S this next Saturday, having ng gueets all nearby resident* tostanrty o f that etty. They wUJ pe—g • oarer ed dish luncheon and j *#f‘ ' *’ Grime Doesn't Pay On Garden Gloves Protect your hands from tha wear and tear o f gardening this summer by choosing comfortable gloves. Every gardener need* gloves thatare flexible, sturdy, and able to take a washing in •oap or detergent suds after each use. Soma new gardening gloves ire treated with vinyl plastic to make them practical for outdoor use, yet easy to manipulate fur fine weeding. If you ake a minute to rinse that mud and soil from your work gloves umlert hr outdoor faucet, you'll find that washing them in (ha bsi'n later Is a much neater job. Any own a plastic during s • . and agall It today to find M t how you can still apply for b 91>000 Ufa insurance policy to help take can of financial oxponaea without burdening your family. You handle the entire transaction by auil with OLD AMERICAN o f KANSAS CITY. No obligation. No one will call on you! Writ* today, simply giving your nsm<L addraaa and ago. Mail to (Nd Amarican Ins. Co. • West Oth. Dept L809B KanM i City, Mo. homemaker Is smart to set o f well-stylrd washable shade* to top her lamps the dog days. Wednesday — P rayer Service will be held at The Flrat Baptist. Church at 7:10 p.m. Dr. Brooks, will continue teaching the book entitled “ Growing a Christian Personality.** Townsend, with a miscellaneous The Girl Scouta will meat at t b r bridal shower at her homa on Oak P in t Preibyterlan Church at Avr.. Friday evening. 3 N) p. m. The party room* were dceorsted The Mid-Week Blbla Hoar w ig with flowers, and games were b* conducted by Rev. A. G. Mo* Hayed with pritea being won by Inals, pea tor at the P in t t-raa*y M n. J. M cLellin, M n . Eugene byterlan Church at T:BB p. m. ■* Pennington and M n . John Taylor The Rev. a. I. KUnt A fter the honorec opened her will conduct the morning deration! many lovely g lfU delicious re­ over WTRR, Sanford, at B;M a. m. freshments were served by the tw ir u d ay hostess. M n . Tyre was assisted The Rev. Q, E. Dina' In serving by M n . Curtis Laven­ will conduct the morning dovettene der, Mrs. L. E. Walker and tha little Mtssei Judy Lavender and Denise Tyre. Those Invited to be with the former Mis* Koonts were her mother, M n . R. L. Koonts; her sisters. Mr*. John M rl*llan and Mrs. Georgs Dague; Mrs. Era Couse, M n . Alice M cLellin, Mra. Eugene Pennnlngton, M n . Curtla Lavender, Mlsa Barbara Lowe, Mr*. Lou Harriett, Mrs. Sylvia ae house guests, Mr. and Mra.Illttell, Mrs. L. E. Walker, Miss Harold Benton and their tw * ’ Patty Walker, Mrs. Mary Mick- daughters, Miss Patricia and M M ' ler, Miss Ellen Hoy. Janet Benton, o f Athens, Gs.; also' Mrs. D. C. Howard, Mrs. Clyde Mra, W, D. Benton o f Hollywood.-'Robertson, MU* Mary Lou Robert­ son, Mrs. P. J. Weber, Mrs. Lu­ Tommy Speer, son o f Mr. e n d ' cille Jones, Mrs. Stanley Coleman, Mrs. o . A. ipoor, has rutw eed Mrs. Edna Leathcrwood, Mrs.-Ben homo from the University e f Taylor, Mr*. John Taylor, Mlsa Florida, w h en he hsa boos atten­ Nelda Taylor, Mrs. Joe Kobe, ding summer school. MU* Betty Crow and Miss Peggy Crouch. Mr. and Mra. J. M. BtlaartphtoM d their daughter, M M G rac* Marie Stln#clph«r, together with the latter’! house guest, M M Alina Stevenson o f Atlanta, Ga^T are planning tn spend (he n e x t week In New Smyrna Donah. whore they wfll hava * eotUpa Um joining that o f Mr. SUsodpharit* brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and M n . Hey Blackburn o f MaryvOla, Tenn. Tha Blackburns have bees* In New Smyrna Bead) for aevtraT week*. P&i&nnalA Happy Birthday August U Dsnny Brumley August I I Delbert Bush T . L Noble Henry d a y Morgan Jr. August 19 William Reynolds Jonelle Lee M n . Henry McLaulln Jr. Mrs. T. L. Noble Miss U ric * Msrle Stinecipher was hostess at an Informal “ get together" recently honoring her houseguest, Miss Aline 8tevea*on of Atlanta. Ga. No games or special ensertainmen* were plan­ ned, the girls preferring to Just sit around and "v ls l*". The high spot o f tha evening was the “ old-fashioned" Ice cream served buffet style In the garden from a table gaily deco­ rated with sinnlas and assorted greenery. Those Invited to share the occa­ sion with MU* Stevenson were 31Isa Nancy Rountree, Mlsa Rose­ mary Garner, Miss Joni Saun­ ders, MUs M irths Owens, MUs Peggy Wright, MUs Peggy Beers, Miss Patty Walker, Mlsa Jsanette Kinlaw, klisa Paulette Cason, Mrs. Robert Berg, Mrs. Bitty Ho­ ward and Mrs. Gerald Jones. Quilted nylon or cotton plltao lines add a pretty touch to baby's bassinet and roquire little upkeep. Either kind ten bo (wished through soap or detergent suds, rinsed.! and wiped dry— ready for u m again without ironing. Pag* 5, fur storing china m akt fo r MBvan lance and safety. These rack*, whieh can be set on tha cabinet •helvee, have specially designed compartments far saucers, dam sort dishes, and bread and d in a r plate*—plus special sections fa r cups, over*tied platters, aand other etcetera*. D AVID O W ’S T O W N A N D C O U N TR Y gray Linton tweed ensemble comes from his col­ lection for fall, I9M. Bias bandtag Is used for the low front pockets and jacket hem. The snatching, but bolder-patterned, seat to seven-eighth! length. A fter dlahe* are washed and dried, It's quick aand *a iy to put them Into their special p l * « « . w h en they won't *Hp or aUde. Every now and then, set the rub­ ber rack* In the link and sponge them o ff with warm aoap or de­ tergent auda, __________ FROM T H E P A L L COL­ LE C TIO N o f Call Chapman to this charming dancing dress In parchment re-embroidered lace over matching asUa. * wldt band o f satin trims the full skirt. Lookot It this way, Back To School SPECIALS NU » PtOOUCU Cecil B DsMIllo celebrates his 73th birthday by cutting a cake In Hollywood. Calif., with a sword uncd In hi* lstest movie, “ Die Ten Com­ mandment*.* (International) Thru Auffuflt LOW CO ST H IG H PROTECTIO N *SA N E P R D bam This Ad Good For |3.50 O ff Any Regular Prion Wavn o f 910.00 or Over, Except Helene Curtix branch inod. Wn Feature Realistic, Zotoa and Bonat Waves 1 Senior Operators Air Conditioned Haircuts 11.00 * HARRIETTS BEAUTY N O O K IBB B. OAK AVE. . PM. *71 407 W ott Control Avonw �* ZOLA ROSS at tha pictures, Dan Farmer!" It wasn’t decorous; it wasn't •ven legal, Michael thought, 8ghtlag laughter that almost choked him. Aa Tim shouted, bo turned the pictures face up. It would have taken ■ hotter man than Judge Venture to Ignore tho naked curves Lu tfUplAyod m t ht jrrrttrTl in the motions o f the cancan. Oaa Farm* sr yelled hla bead off; the Jury practically crawled from the box la their eagemasa to aaa what the to he nil right, DavM. You'll as*. Everything a going to be ail rig h t" Michael looked toward tha hack o f tha room. J a m Ten Eyck waa it on the legal falderal necessary to send David Lurkina from thla courtroom a free man. When It was over, Michael and David were surrounded by wellwishers. Michael viewad their popularity with amusement. There waa no mors efficient auger than victory. Even Dan Farmer suc­ cumbed. The fem u rs b it whan David refused to press charges. "L et them go! 1 won’t go through another trtiL* Judge Venture hesitated. T h e court is not sure that tha Inclina­ tion of the recant defendant should be allowed to settle tha matter. The court will welcome opinion from ably the first time on record or la reality that Judge Tankers had aver welcomed any opinion but hie to proved, waa indeed at certainty. But if David press the case— f r o Be Continued) m z & x f lg u 'v is u n s m u s " " 1* com p ak t- ,h& Pitt Golf Caravan ■EVEN Y E A R H IT * I KUBEK COMING BROOKLYN (H - It's ■ long! DENVER (It — Tony Kubek, hard time batwren homers at Busch hitting Inflelder fo r the Denver ^tediumJn^ Bt^ Louis for Pee Wee a * * ,* (n th i ^ m irjCan Assn., la M ILW AUKEE IF — The prates•tenal golf caravan today heeded r n * » • . ! ■ r . , A d ' . hom .r tar I t Paul,* Minn., tha noxt atop July |0 It marked enly tha third an tha circuit, without gritty Ed o f hla career In the Cardinal park. Fursd, winner yeatorday o f the Hia first round tripper there oc9M.098 Milwaukee Open Golf tour- curred in 1942 end the second in 1949 Thus an Interval o f seven M | «m t with a final round o f fiveyears, elapsed bewteen each round tripper. Tha 39-ytar-old St. Louis pro, Former lightweight champion fk h ar by 96,000 and a m w station W*gee after posting a 15-under- Jimmy Carter had a small gym in hla home In South Qione Park, f a r M in tha 71-hola medal tour- N. Y aam tot at Tripoli, said l a had to f a t back to hia teaching duttea at the. Westwood Country Club. * h ™ " ■J1" " 1" ” A*ln- oUt,*, Mer. Tony S r„ one* hit for th « Milwaukee Brewera a couple o f decades ago. Whereae Dad never mede the majors, tha younger Kubek hai been tabbed by Yankee scouts aa a "Yankee > u r o f the future." Backs Kyle end Pat Knight, both former SMU atari from San Antonio, Tex,, are with the New York Football Glints. Purge!, whoso le ft arm la with­ ered due to a childhood cecidsnt, wta an llth-hour entry bore. He Sever had played tha tricky, wind•trap* a,M0-yard course. A fter carding a courts record Standing O ut B Y P E T E R BCIIAAL Leagne Statistician ORLANDO—With 9800 Still rid­ ing on ovary pitch, eyas o f the Class D Florida State League tarns today and tomorrow to Harrla Field la Gainesville w h en Budd Kerr and hla Junior New York Giants will try to ipiks the offaaslve gum of Ray Wilson and hla Junior flt Louis Cardinals la what should be two o f the moat dramatic games of tbs entire season. Gainesville's one-game lead over Cocoa vanished Thursday night af­ ter a week la which the G’a won but four of seven, two o f their (oas­ es being to tha powerful West Palm Beach Sun Chiefs under W alt Novlck. Cocoa, winner o f six out o f seren sterta, moved beck into first place, determined to stay there and thus walko ff with tha peannsnt, an 2M0 cash puna for Its players, and no play-off. With 12 playing dates, Including today, remaining on tha schedule, Cocoa this weak meet West Palm Beach and Leasburg three times each while Gainesville meets Day­ tona and Palatka .three each. Second-half play reveals that the G’a have the edge as they head Into the moat imporsnt week of the season— their next o las chance for a berth In the play-off and a crack at tha |M0 puree and pen­ nant. Gainesville has won seven straight from Daytona alnca second half play began whllet aklng six of aevsn from Palatka. Cocoa has won four of seven from fach Wast Palm and Leesburg. (fceoa also hai won ilx o f seven from Gaines­ ville thla half. Felipe Aloe, Cocoa outfield ace, still leads tha league In batting. but, for the first lime In nine weeks, waa down to JUS, sixteen polios ahead o f Dayona'a Don Dil­ lard whose 1M RBI's had him only 15 away from a new league record. Other week'e developments; Leo Glannechinnl, ............... . Glennechinnl, Gainesville right-hander, had won hla 14th straight game, only three away from the all-time circuit record aet In 1931 by Sanford's Dean. Orlando sold lefthander BUI P leli to Louisville for 2250 and tha contracts o f Sergio Hebra and R i ­ fat) Knot.. He left Thursday for hla new assignment. Daytona Beech, its attendance 10,000 behind he aimed ate in 1955, figures It likely will loss about •2,000 for tha yaer, thankful that tha Cleveland Indians sponsored it to tha extant of the 99.000 now guaranteed local sponsors. Managers around tha league were balloting for tbo official 1951 AllStar team which will be announced next Sunday. Cermain P in e ro hit one o f (he longest homeree ver see in St. Petersburg, the ball clearing a fence 490 feet from tha plate and bouncing Into Tampa Bay on the first hop. No major laagutr among tha hundred! who have appeared at Lang Field so far hai done that. With over 12,000 fans already re­ corded aa guests at three previous 'fr e e " gam ei. S t Pate President Hare Smith expects a new high re­ cord there tomorrow night e t still another gratia gam*. » y TUB ASSOCIATED F R K M LeadlnJ IB ?M P arrested runner* up Gainesville 1-1 last night and moved two games out In front In tilt Florida State League pennant nee. The lots not only was costly to Uie G-Men's title hopes but was a terrific blow to the ambitions o f pitcher Leo Glannecchlnl who had won 14 baseball games straight, three short o f the all time circuit record. The decision went to Julio Nav .rro , winnlngest pitcher In the league, whose record now la SI triumphs 'and eight lones. Cocoa, riding an eight-game streak, scored In the third with* out a hit and again In the \inth on three singles and a walk. Other actions saw Palatka whip Daytona B e a n 6-4, Orlando shut out Leesburg 4-0 and West Palm Beach conquer 8L Petersburg 7-S In IS innings. Dave Bristol's double scored Horn Houser fo r West Palm's win* nlng run. Dick Dickey then sin­ gled Bristol home fo r Insurance. The Saints got two men on base In the last o f the 18th' but failed to push matching scores across. Orlando's Gene Callaway tossed home run by Julio Castro o ff Tony Komlsar gave the Colonels the lead In the fourth and fou- more hits In the next two innings pro* duced the other runs. Palatka and Daytona Beach battled to the ninth tied up 4-4, then Islander pitcher El wood En> gclhrckt walked three men and yielded singles to Ci Shedd and Bunny Brlner good fo r two runs. RACKING U P POINTS LIVERM ORE, Calif. IF - The annual Uverm ore swimming championships turned out to be a personal triumph for 18-year-old Johnny Rackin. He won the high point trophy with 23 points out o f a possible 35 by finishing first In four races and second in another. Rackin aet a 100-mater freestyle m irk of 1:06.4 in the 11-12 year group and negotiated the 100-meU r Individual in 1:17.6. A total o f 1,145 young swim­ mers took part In the three-day meet. HORSE SHOW, TOO M IAM I IF - The Hialeah welk­ ins ring la the scene o f the an­ nual Baby H on e Show ataged by the Florida Breeder*. Needles, winner o f the 1966 running o f the Kentucky Derby was seleected >6 the best roll In 1955. Last Jan­ uary, King Halran took tha beatln-show prite. w / cr f# 9 * a # e . -THAN HEP JPW S& & — O e *r o e rp o / f ereA w uN w a r<JLL at t h e A tA JO ft * — vep y ifx e iy a one. Fay Crocker W in s Women's Invitational Flaherty Injured In Race Saturday SPR IN G FIE LD , III., IF — Pat Flaherty, winner of the 600-mile Indianapolis auto raca Memorial Day, remained In serious condi­ tion today following hla crackup Saturday night. Flaherty, however definitely la o f f the critical list, hospital authorities reported. Flaherty waa Injured In a 100mile race a t llllnlola State Fair grounds when hla auto spun around and waa rammed by an­ other racer. The 39-year-old Chicago tavern owner at first was given little chance to survive but Improved after surgery Saturday night. Ha suffered a compound frac­ ture o f the right forearm, a frac­ tured le ft shoulder, compound fracture and multiple fere lacera­ tions. SUCCESS AT H O M E? now tpy /n o ro m bp Sa t to r e o r r e a fo re/oh svcce**** \ V' \ V A rro M e -w o M \ A9 o r 2 9 AMftOACK **# > A BCOttBO re m rrttr , w/o a * TA/UMP/t FORM ERLY W ITH M A F F E T T 8 A L T O SERVICE ANNO U NC E TH E OPENING OP Jones & Phillips Auto Repair Service M k ST. aa* SANFORD A V I . PHONE M74 EQUIPPED TO HANDLE A LL KINDS OP AUTO SIS BART FIRST STREET Mode Package STORK ST. LOUIS IF - Fey Crocker, nearly beaten in 100-dcgrcc heat thet hlrd round, shot a closing 68 in cool, rainy weather for a near­ record 288 to win tho $5,000 Nor­ wood Hills Women’s Invitational golf tournament. Miaa Crocker, from Montevideo, Uruguay, was three urvJer mon'a par for her final round yesterday and her total was Just one stroke off the record for a 72-hole tour­ ney in women's pro golf. Three strokes back was Joy re Zlske o f Waterhird, WIs., who shot a one-under 71 for a 291. She won 9816, Miss Crocker >880. Defend­ ing champion Louise Suggs had a 295 for third place, worth 8528. Mlsr Crocker had a good chance for the 287 record set this year by Kathy Cornelius o f Lake WorthFla., at St. Petersburg, but she took bogeys on the last two holes. Mrs. Marlene Bauer Haggc, lead­ ing money winner this year, Jump­ ed from seventh to fourth* ith a Pelicans In the Southern Asin. flrat la.’t found 72 for a 296. Her 296 division. waa worth 1440. The 190-potmd Caliofrnlan hat rifth *'ith 300 was Mary Lena Faulk o f Thornasville, Ga. Tied for reeled off six consecutive victories sixth at 303 were Alice Bauer of during the Pci drive from the low­ S y fg j* ’ P »g Q Kirk of er regions. Ills one-hitter yester* Southern Pines, N. C., and Beverly day gave New Orleans a 2-0 de­ cision over NaihvlUe end prevent­ ed the Volt from regaining fourth place. Nashville overpowered tha Pelicans t-3 In the optner. Teh only hit ort W itt was a single in the first Inning of tho seven­ inning a ffair by Ralph Country Brown. Last Wednesday the 24year-old righthander lost a no-hit bid with two out In the ninth against Chattanooga. Atlanta stretched) t* league lead lo a full game over Birmingham by dividing with Memphis while the Barons were losing 11-5 to Montgomery. Atlana slugged the Chicks 12-2 In the first game but loitt he second 2-1 In two extra Innings. Mobile climbed Into a fifth place le wih Nashville by trim ­ ming Chattanooga 641. The Texas fracas happened in the street after the game. Tha Dave Kaiaer led Michigan State Carolina flareup took place during in pais receiving in 1955, nabb­ the game when one o f the pisyert ing I I toast# fo r 543 yards and while arguing hit the umpire with two touchdowns. a bet. Bob Jones and Shorty Phillips H JAMES GUT AGENCY leag u e Team W L Pet. Bah. Milwaukee 6> 45 .606 — Brooklyn 67 47 .588 S Cincinnati 68 41 J81 24 St. Louis 68 58 J00 13 Philadelphia 55 59 .482 14. Pittsburgh 61 68 .436 194 Chicago 47 67 .412 22 New York 44 68 'J93 24 SUNDAY’S RESULTS New York 7-3, Pittsburgh 6*0 Brooklyn 3, Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee 3. Cincinnati 1 • St. Louis 6-1, Chicago 2-3 MONDAY'S SCHEDULE Milwaukee at Cincinnati N FLORIDA STATE LEAG UE YE S T E R D A Y ’S RESULTS Cocoa 2, Gainesville 1 Palatka 8, Dayton* Beaeb 4 Orlando 4, Leeaburg 0 West Palm Beach 7, St. P e te r* burg 5 12 innings TO N IG H TS SCHEDULE Daylona Beach at Palatka Orlando at Leesburg Cocoa at Gainesville West Palm Beach at St. P e te r* burg STANDINGS Team W L Pet. Beh. Cocoa 40 18 .690 — Gainesville 3* 2° * W. Palm B’ch 31 23 .554 8 Palatka » » ** “ Leesburg 26 33 .448 14 81. Petersburg 23 32 .439 144 Daytons B’ch 24 34 .414 11 Orlando W 40 .299 224 *1 R — ™ UM F8 AND LUM PS NEW YO RK (F - Things era getting tougher for umpires these days. Two minor league arbiters were suspended recently fo r strik* A mg players during an argument. One incident occurred in the T e i f i League and the other in tha lina League. * '; u LOS ANGELES <F — Tw o etara o f the Washington Redskins backfield, quarterback A) Do row and halfback Vie Jenowlcx, ware un* treatment today foe injuries suffered iu separate weekend tra ffic accidents. Both figured prominently jn the Redskins' 1*21 victory over tha U>a Angeles Rama In a National Football League exhibition gams here last Friday night. General Insurance Boston 63 S3 .543 13 : Detroit 55 SI .4T0 314 Baltimore 62 64 .441 04 Washington 49 66 .436 364 Kansas City 3S 7S .328 3« SUNDAY'S RESULTS Detroit 3-1, Chicago 1-4, first 1 1 1q* nlngs Cleveland 5-2, Kansas City 2-1 Baltimore 3, New York S Washington 7-11. Boston 5-10 iq » ond 11 innings MONDAY’S SCHEDULE No games scheduled n a t io n a l 2 BacMield Sian Suffer Injuries In Aufo Accidents IS on the flrat round, finished third with a 179, one stroke back 9 f 9*year-old Gena LUtlar, «o r joWty , MfiWAUKVK * U * L fR , W o* r Eyes Class D Turn To Gainesville For Two Big Gaines plenty about hie wusuaa though." -Hie wife, Mr. O’Baim T" 1 didn't think so at d ra t" Tim's manner waa so maa-of-the-worid that even the bousewives in the book row skipped outraged gasps, They were UeUntng too hard to bother. "Gama to dad out, aha was hla wife though. They were mar­ ried when one c i the btggeot saloons on the Barhaiy Coeat open­ ed lor business. Darcy waa at the bar and hla wife, Lu, waa a autger Dan Farmer Jumped up. 1 ob­ ject, Your Uoaor. la thla court to he a clearing place for Barbery Coast goaelpT" Judge Tankers began to apeak but Tim waa too quick. "C om p nothing t That girl Lu's the m o m oaa who’a sitting over there pretending to be Darcy’s Ma­ lar whan everybody la Frisco knows ehe'a been hit wife for battar than dva yearei When Darcy go t deed from that bar— roughhouses a customer, he does, and the customer dies—ha went to work for Old Man Lurkina, driving hla carriage. His wife, Lu— " Tim leveled a forefinger at Louies— "kept right on living down on the Barbary Coast and working in that aama aatoun where bar hus­ band had killed a man!" Noise hummed In the room. Dan F a r m e r thundered objections; Judge Yankees goggled over hla suspended gavel; David Lurkina moved to tha vary edge o f his chair. Tim Jumped to hla feet. Ha pulled pictures from hla pockets; he practically hurled them neroaa tha bench to the Judge. "You taka a gander at the pic­ tures, Judge. I f you don’t believe them, let that woman 1 brought with me toll her story. Flo Gaynor aaw 'am married. She’s worked tha Mate saloons aa Lu Fenner has. You going to say Flo doesn't know a. girl aha’a worked with off end on for y e a n ? You going to tell me that girl la the pictures Isn't that one sitting right over there and Cocoa M oves In F ro n t In AND TRUCK REPAIRS Specialists in Speedometer & Automatic Trans. WE RECOMMEND AND INSTALL Rogers Remanufactured Engines FINANCING AVAILABLE Lj l a ^ cL ) 1 T h iM uM Pnir IM U ff W bW O I, 'c -' e M **6® !* wni Invented by Llpperahev a apectncta maker of Middleburg, Holland la 1808: I t waa this taleacopa that Galileo ttaed aa a model to conatruct hia in 1609. 1. Encyclopedia Britannlca— 9th Edition. 2. "Popular Fallaciei**— A. 8. E. Ackeraiinn �1821 Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified 12— ARTICLES HlTL Jt£X X ,-> . UDimuMOLft * BOOMS t H E - E B K a m w v s m «? ; NOW fi mm rum unta: library Used (u.'nltutk, appliances, tools, 3-Bedroom unfurnished houit. Ne kitchen equipment, NO French etc. Buught-suid. Larry's Mart at Wicboldt'a Camera Shop. 210 Contract and Repair Work Ave. Phun* l4*-J. 331 East 1st SL Phone 1831. S. Park Ave. Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY Furnished eotui* by week Of 304 Sanford A v e .. Phone 1131 43—ARTICLES FOR BALE month. Ph. M19-W-1. One-third o f all th* people hold­ Used Maple bunk beds, complete PLUMBING * R E PA IR S M AYFAIR - i bedroom M ine ing Job* outside of the agricultur­ with springs and mattress, lad­ Septic Tank Installation It Service Large yard. Call 1450-J after al (Kid are Women — more than der and guard rail $49. See Sewer Connection*. Archie C. * p. m. “ Chuck" at 303 E. First Et. I I million of them. The number Harriett, Phone 734-W or 1333. of women working as a percent­ For Rent— 1 bOdrOOM fUTtjlbOd —Factory io You— W . J. K IN G apt. $83 per Month. Si. Jobni age o f total worker* h is shown A lu m in u m HKRE ARE JUST A PEW Plumbing Contractor In almost continuous uptrend. A Really. V tn tU n n B lin d * UP 1HK MANY SAYINGS Kohler Plumbing A Supplies chart depicts that trend since Enclosed bead. Stg-prool bottom Ucasuttful Dinette Sets Choice of Oarage apt. AMo * rooms unfurn­ 1140. Raem Electric Walar Heaters rail with plastic ends. Plastic or 2534 Orlande Dr. * Pk. 8# ished. Apply Uhl Magnolia Ave. 11 Table Tops and 13 ('hair The bulge In the trend line rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon 'overs . , . Complete with 4 cords. A TTR A C TIV E LY fu m llh ld ll**p- In the early Forties was primarily Cha Ira Ing rooms with or without board the result of the great Influx of Son karlk G la m and P a in t Co. A / K K N T ‘ EM E A S T n eir Downtown. PHONE 10M-W women Into Industrial Jobs during 113-114 Wast 2nd St. Phone >50 $139.00 the war. The total number of FURNISHED 3 room apartment. people at work changed little In CASH ind CARRY — 2 Dressers, Private entrance aod private Contracting anu Mcpatf with mirrors. $3,00 each. See Ami—Bcauulul 31-1'c Diunenvsre bath. Electric ztov* end refrig­ that period, but i s men were in­ 1007 Hanford Ave. Phone 1113 Bill. 303 E. First St. Set ... ........... • ducted into the services, women erator. PHONE 171. replaced them to produre military Used 3-Pc chrome and plastic 1A— PLACES TO EAT C E K A M IC T I L E 3-Bedroom furnished apt. Very goods. It Is Interesting to note dinette $12. See "Chuck" at Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 154 ■PO D FOOD AND D R I N K S dean A close In. Jimmy Cowan, that alter thew nr the percentage 203 E. Ftrat St. % Free estimate. Quality work. Phone MB. ^ served In pleasing surroundings of women workers tn the total Handsome Beilmom Special We buy and sell used furnjlurc by pleasant people. The Doggie 23— SPE C IAL NOTICES did not dscllne lo thn pre-war Vanity with large Mirror 2-Brdroom house, furnished or un­ Paying top cash prices for any Diner L Bar, Lake Mary. level. Moreover, since then the Panel Bed PUMPS A SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS furnished. Phone 944‘M. thing of value HUPEH TRAD percentage ha* grown. Chest of Drawers All types and sltea, Insulted or ING rOS'i on 17-93 Ph 1033 W M A H -L O U H L 3 T A U K A N T 3-Brdroom furnished house 180. 1 ••Do It Yourself." . Figures for the rurrent year Sample Menu: T-Bone ,Stcsk, mile N. o f Longwood oil 1 2-Po foam rubber sectional, cost Reg. WE R E P A IR AND SERVICE Breaded Veal Cutlet, Florida $119.95 wsy 427. Mrs. H. 8 . LeBrse. 1 M show that nearly 33 percent 1159.93 $289, like new. only 8130. Aik for • T I N E Lobster, Deviled Crab, and of of the women employes are engag­ Ph. W.P. 161989. BilHngaly, 203 K. First Str Machine and Supply Co. course, Lola's Famous P in a . ed in clerical work and about 30 2u7 W. 2nd St. Ph. 63 PHONE 1176-W for take-out. Largs 2-bedroom furn. apt. Closl percent are opera lives, craftsmen, Army Cotv, U.fft; Palm, 12 30 gal New Selection uf— Hwy. 17-SI South. in. Phone U W . TM H l u t t * , . T-Shirts, 48c; Arm y-N lvy Surp­ foremen, etc, S eller than 13 per­ G ATLIN RKOTHERS 1140.90 Sofia (Foam Rubber) lus, 310 Aanlord Ave. Dragline A Bulldozer Hervies cent ere service workers outside Sofa Reds 109 00 y t K M W A L NOTICES Ph. 3233 Geneva. 2488-W Sanford. R E A L ESTATE the home and 11 percent are em ­ 61.80 Matching Chalra Estate gat range, $30. Call 931-M BOLLAW AV, Hoapltal and Baby ployed in private household*. Pro­ ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Cell Beds Day, Week, or Month—Tel. ECHOLS REDDING CO. $4—FARMS AND G R O V E ! 3-Pc used pluslic living room fessional and technical women also Ralph Hay, 31$0. 1425. Furniture Center — Pk l i l t suite, priced for quick sale at Corner 2nd A Magnolia, 19 Acres firm 'lan d fo r rent. South total 11 percent. Less than eight 11* W ait rira t St. “ Bad Bamberger" Mgr. $35. Ask for Muse, 309 E. First percent are engaged In seie*. A l­ sites. Call U0-M. "pen Monday's til 9:3* p. M. B U L L D O Z IN G St. most five percent are managers, VISIT OUR BALCONY A U T O M O T IV E LOWERY A BRIDGES *63— HOMES officials, propiirtuis and the like, San. 1858-W Orange City Syr 4-8*14 USED Berk Luck platform rock­ SAVE 840. while at the other extreme, les* er and otloman, good condition ■—BOATS AND MOTORS on t h is .......... than hslf-of-onc percent are class­ FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s $20. Sec Bill at 203 E. First St 8 >Pc. (regular $300) Bed Room FO R SALK— Tib H.P. Ouiboard ified as laborers. Well Drilling, HOWARD C. Group. Includes double d m ter, rebuilt motor. Mercury, good LONG, Phone 3M 107 C u t Used 3-Pc Living room suite with Thn high proportion of employ­ mirror, bookcase bed with low tailored slip covers $19. See oondltlon. $83. Call 1831, Commercial Ave. ed women has an important foot. Guaranteed mattress and "Chuck" at 203 E. First St. bearing on Various probtem* such 'QtOBSON HPORTING GOODS box spring and 3 boudoir lampi. CROSLEY - UKNDtX a* family Income, personnel pollUsed extension lable, 4 matching ARE YOU ID O RtNO FOB A ONLY $139.80 OFFERS Sales and Service cie*. pensions and social security. chairs and buffet $29. See Bill Remember, you get' W ardiout« N E W BOMET I H. P. Ltuson RAND ALL at 305 E. First Ht. Air-cooled, 4-cycle . . . . $33.00 Prices, Cash Discounts and Electric Company Easy Terms at — U H. P. Firestone .......... SIS.txi Servlet— Quality— Satisfaction S E E and C O M P A R E 87-BRO KEKa end REALTORS Genuine handmade Oriental rug, S H. P. Mercury 1038 WILSON-MAIER Ph 113 Sanford 3S37-J-3 Da Bary approx. 9' x 12', dark blue, 1173. Robert A. Wlllitmn, Realtor Model $119.93 311 E. 1st St. Phone 958 The Homea Built Cost $700. 2048-J-l. Evenings Raymond Lundquist, Associate S H. P. Johnson CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING By 2I32-M-4. Fhen* 1173 Atlantic Rank Bldg. A -l Condition .................. 63.00 Slip Cover* and Drapes OUlf AM A TUDOR. INC. * 3 H. P. Royal STAN LEY KULP Solid mahogany tea cart, remov­ 203-09 E. 1st. St. Phone 127 WYNNEWOOlS Builders or Fine Homea Gear shift— new ........ 8139.00 PHONE I83I-J. tra able tray, $73. Royal caiy ad adFor Florida Living Lovely > br home, paneled Fla. I H. P. Scott-Atwaler Justable back chaise lounge, Inn U -F A R M AND GARDEN rnom, Hardwood floors, Electric m Gear shift ..................... $73.30 AUGUST IS B A bY MONTH at erspring construction. Wine ra­ B EA U TIFU LLY Designed Three Jameson Studio. Special for chil­ Kitchen, completely redecorated • if. P. Mercury yon stripe upholstery, $40. Ph. GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g o And Four Bedroom Homes dren lo & yeara. Two 1x10, <1 Beautifully landscaped corner Plant* In any quantity. Ready 1B33 Mark a ....... $131.00 276-J or write P.O. Box 94o. 1 A 2 baths gold fram e) $10. PHONE 3198. lot. Moat desirable terms! for selling nut Sept. 10th. Vari­ 714 H. P. Firestone Vsried Selection t f Plans A vail­ eties are or Midseason, Marion 1934 Mode) Reg. $339.93 $95.00 Tree* trimmed, removed and daNECCHi-ELNA MODERN and NICE able. Market, Early Round Dutch, Sewing Machine Center 7 ti H. P. Evlnrude mossed. Ph. 1007-K. Priced From 111,SOD to IM,000 •l.aoo DOWN gala this 3 bedroom Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy Sales, Service and Ratitali . 1930 Medal .................._ $89.95 CB Home, set on well-landscapSANFORD TR E K CO. VA (G I )- F H A A FHA I h i a n ­ .Mammoth Red and Early Copen­ GARRETT'S 10 H. P. Mercury ed lot, Fenced yard, well, end tes Flnsncing. hagen, all from Certified Ferry* Lightning $125 03 ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, stale, 323 E. First St. Phone 1422 extra utility room. Morris Raed, Ripe A Ready To­ HOMES AV AILAB LE : 10 H. P. Scott Atwater m rnli, Invoice*, hand bill*, and Used Perfection gas hot water mato A Produce Co.. Stale Farm­ South Pinccrest . . . . Sanford, Fla. 1935 Model .................. 180.00 LAKE VIEW and irograma, etc. Progressive heater, 820. Deaulah Howard, ers Market, Sanford, Florida, Orove Manors 10 H. P. Johnson LAKE PRIVILEG ES ... Sanford, Fla. Tinting Co. Phone 10* — 403 Upsala lid, >4 mi. Nu. o f church Phone 328. 1954 Model .................. 198.00 West 13th St. Valencia Viltas DeLand, Fla A t a price you can afford, 2 Bed­ M H . P. W iiard room rlnder block home, I years Cold»p<>t 3/4 T, alr-conditloner, ir I SALES OFFICE T . V . R E P A IR S 1133 Model ............... $124.93 old with kilihcn •quipped. Full perfect condition. 1130 cash, Ph, 1554-J. I l l E. 21a_________ St. mat H. Feeash Ave,I I H. P. Scott Atwater 1954 'Til 10 p. tu. Service Cadi. 83. IM. price only $7200. |l,MO down and Stainless steel baby washer, rhons 3100 A M 0 J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 8M3-J W. A. with Rait-A-Matte ... 1119.00 LEARN HOW L IT T L E IT COSTS •43 per month. 110. Phone 736-ft. After 8:00 p. m. CaU I3T1-W Norris, Ph. 1339. Licented Tech­ U H. P. Scott Atwater to give your home beautiful W. It. "B ill" STEM FER nician*, guaranteed work. 1953 Model $319 on Dresser A Bed without springs A landscaping. Visit CRYSTAL Gey Allen, Aasoclate mattress. Good condition. $20. 10 H. P. Martin LAKE NURSERY. Lakcvlew A rletlt Price, Associate Call 617-J after 6 p. m. used just a few hour* 185.00 Well drilling, water guarantied, Blvd., Lake Mary, 3 blocks Realtor — General Insurance Phone 1008-W. 18 H. P. Johnson west o f Chamber of Commerce, Phene M3 or t i l l M l N. Park Ave. F.M.B. 3c, 10c A 23c STORE 1955 Model .................. 350.00 Tree* trimmed, removed and de­ School Dresses $1.98 and $2.98 $*—MUSICAL- INSTRUMENTS ‘ Also many motors torn down for m oted . Free estimates. Phone KENNETH E. SLACK 331 S. Sanford Ave. ' used parts, Reasonable. Registered Real Estate Broker 133frW SNARE Drum, Practically New. 2-Bedroom house, U K bath end • TRADE IN your old boat. MoION E. 2nd. Phone 1588 Trunks, Wardrobe, Stcamcra, Call 783-W or ask office Sanford kitchen, hot water, g i t heat, ^ o r or Trailer. Foollockcrs. Briefcases, Sini E M P L O Y M E N T Trailer Park.________________ good water, Large yard, * bear W —Selection o f Boats— flOOfl DOWN ford Jewelry A Luggage Co., ing fruit trees, alum, garage, Buys this comfortable 3 bedroom Glass, Mahogany, Aluminum Good practice trumpet, perfect 300 Sanford Ave. 38— H E LP WANTED— FEM ALE utility room, serein porch. 3 • Also several used Boats and home. Sturdy and coal concrete condition, $40. Spceo-Quccn iron1 mites from Sanford, $2,130. Also Gator Traileri. Mock construction. Electric kit­ WAITRESS — Apply Touehton'a 44 A PPLIAN C E S cr, $23. Phone 2374-W. 3- bedroom furnished house for chen, In nice location. Only 853 How will you SWAP? Drug Stare, Mr. Clark. rent, S33. A1 Gibbons, DeBary. FR1GIDAIRE appliances, a l l o t Thi* Is a free guest pass to the Row will you TR AD E ? month, Includes insurance end Fla. Second houi* back o f and sarvlce. G. 11. High. Oviedo, Curb girl*, apply In person to R ill Theatre fo r Hugh Duncan. lanes. Your old motor, Dim* Store. Fla. Pbon* FO-3 3315 or Sanford plg'n Whistle. Exp. date Aug. 29, 1956. For a better grade, Consult A REALTOR First 1643-W after 6 p . m . Y ear Evlnrtide dealer 2-Year old concrete Mock home CU LLEN A N D H AR K E Y WHITE G IRL, over 21. permanent 83—WANTED TO BUY • ROBSON SPORTING GOODS with car port*. 3 bedrooms, kit- IN N. Perk Av*. salary and tips. THE DOGGIE Pbens U ll A I R C O N D IT IO N IN G M E. U t St. Phone 99* Small used combination safe. Ph, chan oqulppcd. Living room, DINER, Lake Mary. For Room or Building 1127-M. bath with tub A shower. Full 1 Bedroom house, good location, -T R A IL E R S H. P O P E C O . IN C . Sewing machine operators, steady Oak Parquet floors, G. E. Kitch­ vise screen porch. 8 L 2, Box I H Hsu III Park Ave. Pbonr 1411 year 'round work. Excellent en. Space healer, Venetian 632-A, Ph. 2N J . T w ill pay YOU to aeo ui before RENTALS wages, free hospitalization and blinds, car purle, with utility you buy. Oper Evenings and Holpoint 30 gal table top hot water 3-BEDROOM bouse with carport*, life insurance, Pleasant working room, nice shade. Concrete $4— APTS— HOUSES—BOOMS Sundays. heater, 830. Ph. 003 or 144-W. porch and uUllty room, Frigi conditions, paid holidays and va­ block construction, already f i­ Eaelslde ‘•Taller Bale* d a m appliances, M i down. cations. Apply In person, 48—BUILDING HA ibRIALS French Avanue horns suiubln for nanced. 4Is'll mortgage. Price: * P a l.lk e , Pie. $8,700,00. Brookfield Mills, io * n . Elm home A business. F o r informa­ LO W E LL E. O K IE ! Ave. tion call 1494. Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 888-XR. Other good values In all price U S E D BK1CK BalMer — Phono IMS ranges. CARLOADS b.autilul used Office: M l ft. O rt*u «* Dr. 9 Small House T raileri, Ideal for Beautician, good guarantee and TWO HUTCHINSON'S Ocsan F r e n i , brick. Orange, red, and burnt See us for French Ave. Preperiy commission. Call *71 or 2103-J. Flahlnf Camp. Cheap. Phone Aptl. 139 S. Atlantic. Daytona' black. See them at SHERMAN R E A L ESTATE DRIVE-IN ‘ 733-W or ask Sanford Trailer Death. Call 2374-W for reserve CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 32-BUR IN ESH O PPO RTUNITIES •144 French Ave. CONCRETE r i P B CD. Park. liana after 6:00 p. m. ’ V A —F U A -C O N V E N T IO N AL J. W. H A L L R E A LTO R SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, Corner 3 % Sal* — , 1141, 11* American Standard Oil Hlatlun. Jo*aar Welker, A omc I s i * 1360 per M. No. 1 Common 8330 FURNISHED apta. Phone 021. French A Lake Fronl. Equip­ Bouse trailer. See Frank Mur "Call H all" Phone 178* per M. No 3 Common $135 ptr ment A inventory. Phone 9184. W ELAKA APARTM ENTS: room* A R P * Grocery, Produce M. Floors Laid A Finished; private baths. 114 W. First St. FOR SALE Reasonable, E. F. Stevens, Ph. STORE AND NEW CB HOME EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ TW-R-4 after 8 p.m. B U S IN E S S Sound established business i d l ­ able far baeheior or couple. RED-I MIX CONCRETE A. B. PETERSO N ing groceries, fresh meat and m ill new fram * house, partially Private bath. Across from Feel S E R V IC E S Window Sills • Lintels general merchandise. furnished. 1 lovely lot*, well Broker Asaeciatos: A B. Peterson o ffie*. Manuel Jaeebien. Jr., P, J. Cbssterson, Garfield Septic Tanks - State Approved R. M. G1LE shrubbed, 18400. Was 15800. IS—B E A U T Y PARLO RS I Room furnlsbec apt. avallabla Sand - Cement • Mortar Mix Willetts, John Melech and R. W. LAKE HELEN, FLA._____ Must sail. 3610 Sanford Ave. nor. S room furnished apt Miracle Concrete Co. Williams. A. C. Doudnsy, Lend Modern Air-conditioned Salon avallabla by July 20lh. 310 Mag­ FOR BALE O M year old abed309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 Surveyor, F IN A N C IA L H a r r ie t t '* B e a u ty N o o k nolia. Ph. A. K. Rossettcr, Flor­ room home. 11' x I F work shop ltd N. Park Av*. Phoee 1121 Pk. 971 M ETAL ROOFING ist. 111. in rear. Near base and school 34—INSURANCE Now in stock. 5-V Crimp — 1 1 4 ” M A Y F A IR Phone SOgg-J. It-iU U M N G - REPAIRS Corrugated — 3 ! i " Corrugated GROUND floor, 3-room complslely Beautiful Building Let* • PAINTING furnished apartment. 317 Pal­ M— LOTS Get all Your roofing needs at Preferred Kates to Preferred Also Lett la gUrvanla metto Ave. Phone 3392. Policyholders S h e rm a n C o n c re te P ip e Cn. FLOOR sanding ana finishing. 100 ■ 330 Iab6 front let. C rylU l R O SA L. P A Y T O N Out Watt 13th Si. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi- John W illia m s Inn. A g e n c y Point, Lab* Mary. Ph. 003 or '•EE Seminole Realty for Desir­ RegMerad Beal E tui* Broker 417 Sanford A llaatk Bank .nets eeunty since 1923. 144-W able Homea a ad Apia. Phone IT. 48— RUHINEHS EQUIPMENT Phene 8171 17-N ut RKwatba Phene 34 H. M. Gletsoa, Lake Mary This ia a fre e pass to th* Rita 2 A 3 room apt rn. 2993-W. HAYNES Office Machine Co., For painting call Mr. Taiktr, Theatre fo r Mra. Jams* CrutchTypewntere, adding machines. II—MONEY WANTED e a a - X R . _________ , fitid. Kxp, date Aug. N . 1938. Salat-Rentals, 314 Mag.. Ph. 44 Furnished garage apt. Electric kitchen. Phone 2fl-R . RAYMOND M. B ALL pair work! Homs alterations! Warned lo borrow 81000 by rtspon- STUDENTS—see the neurit thing 47—BROKERS and REALTORS OSCAR M. HARRISON Mhlc party on 2nd mortgage. tjNo Job too small. Finished carpAvalon Apta. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W REO. BROKtfttS In typewriters — Royal's 1937 Gilt edge security. Re-payable OW NER TRANSFERRED .en ter will give prompt service, ft. D. HtthMynan, Associate “ TWin-Pak" portable. T h . fast- DESIBABLB one and two bedtloo monthly A fair intcreit Immediate possession on modem m South Park Ave. r Phone 1399-J. Rollins A Slagle. Pbene M eat portable on tbo market. In room furnished apt. P K 4U -V rate. Reply Box LB Sanford a bedroom m asMry bom*, kit­ T colors. 84 months lo pay. V c R A N K Y - S M lT H P A IN T N Herald. chen equipped, hardwood floors. A le x a n d e r A B tr iu g e r L’nfuraiabed 2-Bedroom apt. Near Powell'* Office Supply MIR 8 . Park Phone 1303 recently re decorated, good Iocs Baal Estate A Insurance Phone 988 v shopping center. 2819 Elm. No 117 R. Magnolia *N _ J- — i i■ m — t Hon. Total price o f M M , with L IV E S T O C K Pete please. Mra. Lour in* Meaaeuger, Assoc. Repair, Remodel, Rebuild, Repaint good terms. This la a free pass to th* Movie* I f f Maguofie A v*. PK U * Job* lu g e or small. Call llM -W . R*—44URSES—4 A 1 T L B —BOOS land Rlde-In Theatre for Billy FURNISHED garage apartment, I bedrooms, living room, electric ) Bedroom, t bath, ________ Potter, Exp. dale Aug. 29 1958. IF IT IS R E A L ESTATE 4 - P I A N O SERVICE For Hale— Young milk cow. Gen­ k lichen, bath, carport*, eaceihome, M arty new and In ex ■sk Crumley A Monteitb 4 7 —F U R N IT U R E • HOUSEHOLD tle, tented. Ph. Sanford 1345-WL reliant condition, near Country lent location. Prefer couple. i L. L. Bill - Plana Technician at UT South Park, Pbon* TTl Nu business Saturdays. Waller Club, ■ good buy at 111,100.00, PHONE 2497. _ Pbeae 1114 R eal* 1, Saafard They Know Buy your Furniture at Berry'v Trajip^intrrprtse with terms. Warehouse Turn. Co., at UUl W. Large, dean, furnished apt. g V i a la a Irca pate to the Movie1st fit. All nationally adv. furn­ O Z IE R R E A L T Y CO. adults. *l| Perk Ave. 'land Rldc-In Theatre fo r Mrs. Beautiful, Ukefront U t M E R C H A N D IS E iture at warehouse prices. Leura B. Oxter, Broker Harvey Dunn. Exp. date Aug. I N tm frontRose Court Apts. Unfurailhtd A Hate! M, Field, A ito d a U », ilk age, 179.50 Scaly Posturprdic Matt11—ANTIQUES _________, room apt, Kitchen equipped. M I So. Orlando Dr. Phone 11M Yeas. won in national conic*!, Phone 1494. a —ROOFING and PLUM BING EVENtNQS: l i l t and TM Antique Italian heavy carved oak and still in the crate at Math­ 9 pc. dining room tulle, $330. er's. Will sell fo r $50. Phone New Smyrna ocean front. One, ____abing. KrrsXv Heating T . W. MBBO BILLS BARM TO PAY? Bell Phone 276-J Of write P.O. Box two bedroom aptl., reasonable t M I T X Millie Luster, 1U3U-J. G. HODGES tkinga you're through wi t h McGrath, Box 1811, Coronado i n i Park A w 940. P b «M IT nr U I Service on All Water Pu m yethrough Want Adi for CASH. station, Naw Smyrna Beach, a r T WelJe Drilled - Pumye U Pays To Uie CUum ed. T *L 10S3M. I I t * y a To U N CU aatfM . CaU 182L W F * * U Read. Fhaoo 7M i’U m i m m STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE Empty? wait u Number Of Women Workers Increaiei wiorrai is P T A N T ADS* fio u V M Ph. 1821 FREE Mather of Sanford f r a x BALL REALTY Seminolt Really •• Bhe needn't net to snnoty. She lived In our alley before th*P found her through n went ad. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROM t. m i* o f n j Mahal 5. A quadrat tP rtn u 9. More •> liberty to Incites 12. Type of nrchltectur# 13. Hrrh of th* carrot • fsmily II. Uncles idltl.) 13. Palm (A S K ) 18. Weight (Turk.) IT. Land-meaalire I I . asm * of skill ■A Kettledrum 22. Shoe cord 28. Small In­ sects 27. Wading bird 3S. Cards 29. Fernet* foxte IO. Equalled 32. Thoron (abbr.t 23. Food neb M, Farm ani­ mal ST. Hew 89. Aside . . 41. W ay *3. Leg ton* 43. Church narta 44. Vipers 48. Chief DOWN 1. Fragrant g. To produce 3. Biblical name (posa.t 4. Curved tine 8. Bird 6. Coffee re­ ceptacle 7. Exchange premium a. Writing table I. Exclama­ tion 11. Body of water IS. Sanskrit school (Ind,) I I Fuel 19. Bend 30. Win* cup 21. Finest , ^• * 1 i• e< ill rW*1 a d M | II Ml . It I 1 >r 1 -Ml .6 .11 ( - ’ S3. Bor orchii 24. dug. • gest. ed IIlit’ »1• 33. Half ems *'M . 1 ’ 1 i : i :' 37. Con­ h lti4 t| l * * * * * * cealed 29. Irritate 35. Pechs 31. radicle* 37. Contend 33. Household with pet 31 Foot-tlk* 14. Denoting M organ eye defect 4fl. Tear (comb, 41. 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I* —Maybe there'* no kfMiflc Dw eet the lubject. but police manured * , call ihat a frolictern* eow was homing In on the piny uf aulM children. IB* polk* Ud tW **W away. ■■>4 �V * * T • v>-iyt.&Kb'V1 v \ v . WV; ’ 1 ,-■■. - >‘*v .■■ ' i-’ 1. ! . ' 'Z' ■• i THE SANPORD HERALD ISENHOW ER: H e s Seeking Another Term Patients Moke Key From Spoon; Flee Mental Hospital CH ATTAH O O CH EE UP>— Tour mental patient* fashioned a key out o f • ipoon handle and fled from the Florida State H w pltal yesterday S '• »' M U • _/ vara apprehended lorn* two hours lat­ er. Hospital Supt. William R efer* said one o f the escape**, William Rodrtfua, had been charted with murder In D a d * County and an­ other, Edward L. Singleton, had been committed a fter being con­ victed In Hillsborough County on brsaklnr and entering charge*. The two other* who enjoyed a b rief priod o f liberty were D. J. Munday o f Dural County and R J. Burney o f Putnam County. Rogers said that while an at­ tendant was taking a group of patient* to another section o f the hospital, these four used the key to get out one door and broka open another door o f their wards. Munday was apprehended by Deputy Sheri I ( Robert Martin. The three others were taken by attendanta near Hardaway eait o f here. Pollicemen Kill Robber, Capture Two In Gun Duel By Surprise, Bachelor Takes Dare; San Fran’s Ready Learns To Run Home I «hy hy the 0*1 dea Sole It reedy fee dm teflon af Sapeblltaa eanvenilee delegates. I 1 f p fCANKUN JOHNSON Ordtral Free* Association Correspondent M * n tA M C W C O — Ttm deM m o f this City o f ttm Ooldcn OaU, and they are legion, win that 'Frisco la the moat elltan city la Urn country, l i s t may be an undsratataxben the OOP opens Its Q a a vitln n on Aug. so, fo r Urn la w n tits rally will be bunting at Urn atoms. Almost since the day la early [February, 1955. when the then (Mayor Elmer Robinson laatned to Me astonishment that “ the W hite House says it la to be S *a Francisco In *9fl” they have been scrambling around hare ta Mho, together dAOO hotel room*. That, aa almost everyone eonaodis. simply la net enough hotel •pact fo r a national political eon but fortunately Fraa*laco la Ilka New Orleans in the .Waxed way It can entertain a household of visitors that overRow* Urn guest reoni lata Urn attie, basement, Lawn and garage. Tb*y*ll find room somehow and betides Umr* Will bo a'Iran an ahenp within Urn transit papateflon, beating a path ta China* lawn’ and the other colorful at­ tractions that never let you for­ get that thla la "Um gateway to the Orient." It la no ratlaottas u,______ pmadaeo that It la ahart of total wen* far such a jamboree, beanuaa only three eitle* have draught New Torn, of ce bat It has hooted only two naatleos bacauoa for this purM at It la geagreyhlraBy afr-ooa* •an .Chicago, wheat (.OOO-plus trams «uka It a "natural" aa fa* Masted by Its M past conclave*, gM VMteMMUa, nuwarup to Uta W tair Cttx ln physical giant RMMpatfntMna attaetad to by boo-boo ao fa r was that choice o f the three sculptured figures from Rodin's "Dante's Inferno" group fo r the convention pro­ gram, and the mayor himself caught that la tlm*. You could have knocked exMayor Robinson over With a feather when he received a tele­ phone call from the a o p N a­ tional committee gathering in Philadelphia to pick Um alts that hi* hometown could hare u If ha "g a t busy." Chicago and Phila­ delphia were the contenders, and Baa Francisco had not even put in a bid. * * * ROBINBON sent a telegram the lata Benator Robert A . Tart, pledging 9100,000 aa quickly aa you can say "Ike," and rounded up businessmen who agreed to raise another 9100,000, since then the elty has underwritten the entire 9990,000 and provided the Cow Palace rent free. I t la not that Californians arc getting alow In pushing their state fo r conventions, but they had surmised that with three bit­ terly coatesUng OOP leaders and Candidata e -V lo * FraaMmt Nin­ on, Senator WUUam F. Knowload and Gov, Goodwin Knight— they wouldn’t have a chance. P resides tial aid* Sherman Adams now la credited with shunting things this way. I t mom* ancient history now, but Um row with Senator Joseph McCarthy than was la full awing aad Adame la reported to havo dreaded "an Invasion a f Um gal­ lery by McCarthy Wisconsinites." BeWfm. ha never baa Chicago aa too frt*w _. ______ bower territory, dating back to the big battle last time with Um lata Benator Robert A . T a f t San Francisco asters a select g im p a f m ly eight cttlaa that have hasted m a n than on* con­ vention. Beatdm Chicago end P ramcrate there in flftfl Q R i i m u M I N N E A P O L I S VS A bachelor schoolteacher claim* ho has proved that it require* only a teveu-hotir workday to care for a family of four children and do all the washing. Ironing, cooking, bak­ ing, houaecleinlng, bathing and disciplining. Maurice K. Enghauten, M , a man of great courage, took a dare and found out what It's like to run a home. It all came about after Enghausen, who teaches at Sau Ra. pW*. Minn., read a Minneapolis Tribune story about the long work week o f today's young mother, lie wrote a letter to the paper, lay* Ing, “ Any woman who put* In that many hours is awfully slow, a poor budgeter of Ume or Just plain Inefficient’ ’ He offered to prove his point by keeping bouse for * family. T h t Tribune arranged for him to take over for three days at the Min­ neapolis home of th* Robert Dal­ tons, subject of the original story. So, armed with nothing more than hla theories and bravery, Knghauscn mo veil Into the Dalton house and told the parent* to take it easy, that ho w ai there to do all the housework and child tend­ ing. When the sin was over, Enghausen chucklsd victoriously. “ I still wish teaching 115 stuJent* were as easy as handling four children and a bouse." Mrs. Dallnn, previously more Ihnn a little skeptical, praised him. “ In cooking, he did better than 1 do," she conceded. "In cleaning, 1 am more thorough. But perhaps some of that Is unnecessary. He certainly fit beautifully in our fam ­ ily, nml the kids were sorry to see him go. “ He's so methodical. The only hlng he forget was to wind his watch. "And he knew Just where to find everything— the soup in the base ment and tho pliers on the rear of tho refrigerator top." Knghausen figured his work load totaled 20 hours over the three days. Here 1* part what he did just th* first day; Riesel Says Killing Means Gang War Washed three load* of clothes and hung them outdoor* 4a dry. Ironed all the laundry, Includ­ ing underwear and aheeti, which Mrs. Dalton doe* not Iron. Cleaned tho first floor. Baked two cakes, neither from commercial mixes. Prepared two stlads to be eat­ en the next day. Fixed a soup and aandwlch lunch and a big aupper which he serv­ ed In the back yard. Bathed Marty, 4, Mary I, and Robbie, 2, at the same time, Timmy, T, escaped when he heard water running. Waihed the woodwork. Undressed the children for their naps, and dresaed them again when they awakened. Borrowed aoda for the ceka* from a next door neighbor "wha looked « • ikaaik eh* tissueb* she had belter humor m e." Disciplined th* children mildly. Scrubbed the kitchen floor—at • p m., because ha doesn't believe In letting thing* go until tomor­ row. Made a hit with the children. Tim m y gave him 10 pannlea for a gift. M aty told him " I really love you," as she climbed onto his lap. And Robert let him do everything for him, from feeding to diaper changing. Enghausen says his efficiency stems from the fact ha h u kept house for himself for seven years and did housework to earn monay while a college senior. "M y mind works like a clack and la full of pigeon holei Ilka a desk, In which planned thoughts are filed to be used later,” ha says. The Daltons considered his stay wonderful.” State Rood Board Study Proposed Bayway Location TALLAH ASSEE tit — Members o f the B u te Road Board will in­ spect Um aite o f the proposed Pinellas County bayway Aug. 29. The board has accepted the in­ vitation o f tha Pinellas County Commission and chambers o f commerce o f various municipali­ ties in the area to hold Its regu­ lar monthly meeting at Clear­ water Friday, Aug. 24. Executive Director Ralph Davis M id board members would take advantage o f being fa Um ores to look over the mute o f the pro­ posed hayway, e system o f causeway* and bridges which would tie Mullet K ey and the lower St. Petersburg beaches with the Sonshine Skyway, Only district board member At Rogora and Chairman WUhur E. Jones hove vtijtod the site o f Um proposed bayway, Davis said. It Is poaattda tho board will he able to anaminca at tho meeting hew the IT million dollars fa tedoral interstate highway funds allocated ta Florida fo r the cur­ rant fiscal year wtU he distributed among the flv * state rued dtetrirta, Da via said. The board already bar Mid that the Initial federal money wtU be sprat on tataratnte links fa Um larger ritie* to help relieve urban w affle crushes. t h e meat fag at Clearwater will be M tew w th y fa that i t wig be tha A rte NEW Y O R K UB—Labor column­ ist Victor Riesel ssyst he slaying of a truck driver Satuiday Is an­ other link In a chain o f under­ world murders Ihat hav* followed his being blinded by acid. The murders are "indicative af a terrific gang war which la Juat be­ ginning in New York and will soon spread across the nation,” Rebel ■aid In a brieft elevislon appear­ ance last night—the NBC—Btova Allen Show. Belscl, blinded by an acid-fling' Ing hoodlum April 9, referred to the killing Saturday of Fred Mitchnor, 24. The truck driver waa found with four bulleta la hit body In a hallway of a Lower East side tene­ ment. Police said, however, there la "no definite association at thla Uma" between Mbehner'e death aad the slaying of Abraham Talvi, M , last month. T h t F B I baa said Talvi waa th* maaw ho toaaed th* arid at Ralael for a 91.000 fee. In hla T V appearance last night, Relael said the murders are a "disciplinary action" on the port underworld Boases. "M o 1st tho meat teriflcaRy as*. Th* law requires fast only organised crim e," aald the Mat. "Hitting m waa only a sym­ four msotfaga « year bo hold fa bol that ha men la crime, who tho MtefaTmit fa tho 19 make organised e m i * M g busi­ H has ban In office, the es ss, will atop at nothing to get heard has bald alt af He rid a f their accusers.” 9A “ “ ‘ NEW YO R K (A — Police failed one masked robber and captured two others fa a blazing gun duel, In a plush Park Avenue restaurant la at night. A police sergeant Waa wounded. A parking lot attendant, who la an ex-patrolman, witnessed the robbery through a kitchen window o f Um Town and Country Restau­ rant at 290 Park Ave. He called police who burst fa on teh three armed men. The restaurant had closed 50 minutes before the holdup attempt. Murray Freldlandsr, 41 cashier of the restaurant, tohl police three gunmen entered his office and one demanded: "G im m e the money, you, or I'll fall you." Friedlander handed over a cash box containing about $200. . Two of the thugs lined up eight kitchen helpers and a hostess against a wall while the gang lead­ er marched Friedlander upstairs to a safe In the manager’s office. About that time Police Sgt, How­ ard Brunn and two patrolmen charged Into Um restaurant. Brunn was ahot fa tha right arm by on* of the robbera. Ike Leaves Tuesday For San Francisco W ASH ING TO N (f f j— A change in hla plana will put President El■enhower In Son Francisco In ttmo to toko o personal nano, tt ho wants, fa th* designation o f hla vie* presidential running mots. But there woo no new Indication ha plana to do ao. W hit* Houm press secretary Jamee C. H agerty said yeetarday Elsenhower w ill leave tomorrow — 24 hour* earlier than ha had planned—fo r tha Republican N a­ tional Convention. Ha said Elsen­ hower wants more time "to visit with many o f hla friends who era delegatee.” Legal Notice ■ o rtc a - --------------- : s ■* deed ISOTtCH OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DKKD (Sep. ISd.10 Florida lietn le, ef 1»4e> NOTICK IB IIK R K Itr (1IVEN, That J. K. A Pauline W. Btemp the holder of the followlnx certL. rata hen filed eald certificate for lax deed to he Iteutd thereon. The certificate number and year of la•nance, the deicrlptlon of the pro. party, and the name tn which It wai aeeesaed are ae followe: Certificate No. ISA Tear of ]e,uanee June 31. A. D. te ll Description Of Property! Lot I (lees H 41ft) Block I I Amended Plat of Crystal Lake Bhoree Plat Book ( Pane II Name In which aieened M. T. Anderson. Ilelre All of eald property being In the County of Bemlnole, Hints of Florida. Unless such certificate shall be redeemed according to law the probeftr described Tn euch certifi­ cate will he sold to the hlghsat bid­ der at the front door of tha Bern!* note County Court House at Benford, Florida on tha first Monday In the month or September, tele, which Is tha 3rd day of Bnptember, llt l. Dated thla loth day of July, t e ll O P HERNDON (Tlerk Circuit Courr, ....... Bemlnole County. Florida (flUAlii o r APPLICATION FOR TAX DKKD " S U H -! * Florida * la tales ml IBM) NOTICE IB HKRKBr GIVEN. *• f Pauline W Stamper te* holder of the following cerllflr l '. ? ” •»■* eertlfleate M f ! ” ,nf*d *o be lnued thereon. The certificate number and yeer of Is* n o t ic e (BEAD NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED I Bee. IBd.lt Florida Statute, af IBM) NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN. That J B. A Paulina W. Stamper the holder of the following cer-lfL cat* has filed eald certificate for Ian deed to be Issued thereon. Tha certificate number and rear of le •uanee, the description of the pro. perty, and the name In which 11 waa aaaaeaed ara aa follows! Certificate No. SIS Tear of luuanea Juna 3L A. D. 1114 Deacrlntloa Of Prooertrt Lot 4* Ben] Jamee Subdivision Piet Book • Pass t Nama In which aeeeaeed BenJ Jamee All of aald p r o p e r t y beln« tn the County of Bemlnole, State of Florida. Unlaae such certificate shall be redeemed according to law the property described ta auch certificate will be sold to the hlgheat bidder at the front door of the Bemlnole County Court House at Benford. Florida, on the first Monday In the month of September, I t l t which le the 3rd day of Beotamber. tell. Dated this ttlh day of July, l i l t . O P. HERNDON Clerk Circuit Court. Bemlnole County. Florida (B R A D n fm c R o r a p p l i c a t i o n FOR TAX DEED (Sac, 1*4.1* Flerida Otatalea af tOMI NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN. That J E. A Paulina IV. Btempetha holder of the following eortlfl rate has filed eald certificate far tax deed to he laaued thereon. Yhe nertlflce'e number and year of Is­ suance, the description of the pro­ perty. and tha name In which It wae anseteed aro as fotlowii Certlfleata No- t i t Tear of leiuaace June 3L A. D. te ll Description Of Property! s m rt of ir m n of be h of BE U of BW >i Beetloa » Townehlp t l X R aaga'lt R 1 Acre* Name In which aieesaed ivtllle L Byrd All of eald p r o p e r t y being In the County of Hemlnola, Btate of Florida. L’nteae auch certificate ehall bn redeemed accordlns to law Ihe property described In such certificate will be sold to Ihe hlsheet bidder at the front door of tne Bemlnole County Court House at Hanford. Florida, on tha flrat Monday In the month of September, tell, which le Ihe 3rd day of September, tell. Dated thle 10th day of July, 111*. O. P. HERNDON Clerk Circuit Court. Bemlnole County. v lorlds (BEAL) la fb* Caart af |ba t'aaaty l e f t s , tewlnele t'aaaty, Fieri*#, la Prabate. la ret Katate af QUIRINIUB q. llL'TSER Deceased. Ta All Creditera aad Pereaas Havtaa Claim* ay Deautada Aaelaat Bald Estate! You and each of you are hereby notified and required In present any claims and demands which you. or Itlirr of you may hays aralnst the • •tala nr QUIUINIUB (A HUTSER, •ceased, lata of aald County In Ihe •ounly Judge of Bemlnole County, Florida at hie office tn tha court houee of aald Coanty at Benford, Florida. wllhla eight retendar moths from the Hass af tba first Publication of thle notice. Rich claim or demend'shall be In writing. end ehall slat* the place e f reed, dence and poet office address e f th! claimant, and .hall be sworn to bf the claimant, hla agent, or atlon| nay, and any euch claim or dement not eo filed shall be be *nld. 1*1 Rimer W. Ituveer Ae admlnlitralor of the Estate ot QUIUINIUB Q. HUTSER. deceased First publication Auiuet II. t i l l la tb* (e a rt af th# tWwaty Jeteh _ ^ - - r i « ° ! e t'aaaty, Elurlaa. w ___ ^ 14 * 1're bale, ta rei tr ia ls af N, BYLVANIA M c C A L L E T .^ ^ ^ ^ Ta All Cradllers la « l lalasa ay iwtatai Toa end each of you are hereby otlfled and required to present any :Ulme and demands which you., or liber of you. may hnva agatnil he eetale ot tf. BYLVANIA McCALLEY, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judte of Seminole County, Florida, at hie office In thi court house of said County at Banford. Florida, within eloht calendar months from the time of tha firs* publication of this notice. KacB claim nr demand shall be In writ­ ing. and nhal| state the place of residence and post office add roes of the claimant, and shall be sworn te by the claimant or agent or atternev and nny euch claim or demanl not so filed ehall be void. Harvey Wallace McCalley Ae executor e f the Leri Will end Testament of Brlranla McCat “ alley, deceased R. W. Ware. Attorney Woodruff.Perk In* Bldg.. Benford. Florida. First publication August tlth. te l! In the fe a rt at the Ceaaty Jadgw aemI■■.!• Caaaty. FtariOa, la Prabata, la rai Estate af IELKN 1L DAT BCNIULTZ. T * All Credlteen a a* Permena ffariag flalass ay D m asla Agate,* Bali Eatalti You and each of you ar* hereby notified aad required to present any claims naddemands which you, or either of you. may hay# against the eetata of HELEN B. DAT BCIITTLTZ deceased, lata ef eald County, to tha County Judge of Bern. Jnole County. Florida, at hie office In the court house nf eald County at Banford, Florida, within eight calen­ der months from the time of the t ret publication of thla notice. Each lalm or demand ehall be In writing and shall atala the place of residence and poef office address of tha claim­ ant. and anatl bn sworn to by tha claimant, or agent or attorney, end any such claim or demand not so riled ehall be void. Carl Rnls Ae executor of the Last W ill and Testnmtnt of Helen B. Day Bchnlte. deceased R. W. Ware. Woodruff-Perklns Bldg, Banford. Florida. Mty. for Executor. tin t publication August llth. tell. m i n i OP APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED (lee, 104.10 Flerida OMtatee af 30M) NOTICB IB HEREBY GIVEN, That J E. A Pauline W. Bteat per tne holder of the following -ertlflcate has tiled aald certificate foe •ax deed to ba Issued thereon The certificate number and year ef Is­ suance. lha description o f the pro­ perty. and tha nama la which It wee aeetesed are ae follnwet Certlfleata No. *•» Tear of Issuance June tl. A. D. te ll Deecrlntlnn Of Prooertrt W I7« ft or BH of EH af IW r a 1I u or BE H Beetloa I I Township ft It, Range te B 4 Acre* Name In which assessed Francle O. A Bernice W. Road Alt of eald p r o p e r t y being In tha County o f Bemlnela, Btate lit Florida. Halses each eertlfleate ehatt be redeemed according ta law th* nrnnerlr demrlbed In euch eartlfleet* will ha sold to lha hlApet bidder at the front door o f th* Beailnol# County Court Hone* al Banford, Florida, on tha ftr*t M m illf I * thn month of September, t e ll which ta the Ird dnr of September. WI4. Dated thle fttlh day of July. 1414. O. P. HERNDON Clark Circuit Court. ■Pilota *X)upoo etoutmew fBEAL) _____________ e£ach Cbtboh * 1 I) IDEAL I? ) For Children PAREN TS, W A N T TO R E LA X T I t Is possible! For, when you know Junior or Sis Is safe, there Is time to relax] I f care backing Into ytiur yard, plus pulling Junior out o f the street have been a few o f your wor­ ries, then the ideal place for you and your children is SAFE A N D QUIET LOCH ARBOR. Com pare These Features of a ~ fihiU ifiSu dtomsL It la tho law fa Bermuda that no fam ily, regardless o f also, may havo more than one auto­ mobile. Legal Notice Beauty HUTU'S* o r s m i c s T M i — w o n ------- • Safety • Comfort "SWISS* Convenience eats has (11*4 said cert I (Teal* for la* deed la be Issued thereon. The carUflest* member aad year ot le•amace. the ietcnsuoo e l the ore. eertr, eat the name la which It waa amaeeaO are m letlewit Certificate tie.. M I • G E Kitchen & VA, F H A and Conventional Financing w.’iiirt* A? ss~* Name la which aseeseod Hebert Redden s U d U M C f U i^ J b 1 ^ lv•_(______________ p E sard" _ ® _ _ ___ tha aemtaele SWf*. • S K d T .& jte Corner W. Crystal Drive ft Lake Mary Bird. Fieri da. oa tha tin t Hoaday la the 5 r«a •> IS f V a ta m g '•n or *»•meimewCVPV 2 r & r i e rC& «a tF ? rFWrt4a PHO NE tWTWtai'^. — s m ia n o s w ax f A key administration official who asked not to bo named sold the change fa plana waa "in no way related" to tha aacond-epot nomination. Tha nomination la ex­ pected to go to Vico President Nixon tksplte Harold £ . Btatsen'a efforts to keep Nixon o ff tho tick­ et. This official said Eisenhower al­ lowed hlmMlf on extra day in Bon Francisco "because he does not wont to glvton y slightest impres­ sion o f remaining aloof from th* convention,” and ao ho can talk with friend*. PISTOL SLAYIN G IN V E STIG A TE D FO R T M YERS, IR -J u tn Bam ot, M , waa bald fo r investigation today o f Um pistol slaying o f An dres Molina, allegedly over a f| loan In Immokelo* lodgings whore both migrant farm workers wars roommates. Deputy Sheriff Gibb Gross M id Samoa admitted fatally shooting Moflno a fter a quarrel about mid night Saturday over money bo bod lent to MoUna. Grots said Ramos told him B u t Molinas was armed with n butcher Mkife. or for thee. 1*0.1• n erM e ■•■tat,, of IPM) NUTICB I* HEREBY GIVEN. That J. K. A Pauline tv. stamper the bolder of the following certilloete bee tiled aald oertltleata for toa deed to be Istued thereon. The uertlflcato number and rear of la•uanao. the description of. ' party, nail the nam, ie * 0 0 are as followti Certificate No. t i l Tear o f lueaaco June 31. A. D. l i l t Deecriptioa Of Property! • Its f i e f W u of NW >t see. Hon a Townehlp It t, Ranae at H f t Acre, Name In which aueutd William I. A Uertrude Couln All of aald p r o p e r t y being fa the County or Seminole, State of Florida. Union euch certificate ehall be redeemed accordln* to law the property deeerlbed ta ,uch certificate w ltl.be cold to the Mgheet bidder at the front door of the Seminole fou n t. Court Mouse at Sanford. Florida, on tha first Monday In the month of fltutember, 1 01sj which la tho Ird day of September, m i . Dated this teth day of July, 111* fV P. MKRNDON Clertt Circuit Court. Xemtnola County Florida I AK.'.t.t noTft-r. o r a p p i -i c a t io r FOR TAX DKF.D tier. 1*4.1* Florida atatatea * f taint NOTICB IS IIBRBBV GIVEN, That J K. A Paulina \V. Stamper the holder of the rollowln* rerun, cite has filed Mid cartlttcata for ta i deed to be limed thereon. The certificate number and year of Itinance, the deecriptioa of the pro­ perty.’ and the name tn which It waa eeeeeted'are ae follow,* Certificate So. 131 Tear of Issuance June tl. A. D. t i l t Description o f Property! Loti 1*1, ZSZ. 3*1. 3S4. 311. 3SS, 1ST. I fS ^ S I A 37* Midway I’tet Book I T t f t 41 Name In which aesetied !/>ulee O. Dlion All of saldborouertr belnx In the 'ounty of Bemlnole, Slate of Florida. Tntees such certificate ehall be re­ deemed acrnrdln* to law tha pro­ perly described In euch certificate will be cold tn tha hiitheet bidder at the front door of the Kemlnale County Court Haute at Sanford. Florida, on the first Monday In the month of Oeptrmher. t»SS. which Is the Ird day of Beptemhar, 111*. Dated thla ISlh der of July, K it. O. P. IIKIIN’ DON Clerk Circuit Court, Bemlnole County, Florida (BRAD auanee. the deecriptioa of tha pro­ perty. and tha nama In which It waa assessed are ae foltowai Certificate No. l i t Tear of leeuaoce June 31. A. D. 1114 Description Of Property: Lot 34 Block A Uroye Terrace PUt Bonk 7 Pays 43 Nemo In which aesneed Louisa A Albert Urlneon All of said property bain* In the County of Bemlnole. Btate of Florida. Unless euch certificate shall be re. ^ceordlrr tn Inw the pro-, •d’ tirrlbed le euch certificate will oe , ild to the hlahret bidder at the front door of the Seminote County Court llouee at Stanford. Florida, on the first Monday In the month of September. ISIS, which le the 3rd day of September. US* Dated thla lath day of July, te ll n p. HERNDON Clerk Circuit Court. Bemlnole County. Florida -w— 1504 IT �Shop and Save In Sanford H a n fo r d It e r a t e A N IN D E PE N D E N T DAp^M r V fiW S P A fK K fV O U LM E X LV I11 EaUblishcd 1908 SANFORD, FLO RID A Culpepper Addresses Teachers, Principals Big 3 Seeks Proposal Su p p ort TUESDAY AUGUST 21, 1956 Associated Preaa Leased Wire GOP Platform-Makers Pledge New Tax Cuts For Nation Up to 300 Seminole County LONDON III - T h a Western Big school teachers and 19 principals Three made a concentrated drive met thla morning at Pine Crest for Asian and Middle Eastern sup­ School to hear Dr. Broward Cul­ pepper, Executive Secretary of port o f their proposal for Inter­ the State Board of Control, and national operation o f the Suez Ca­ to m eet‘ new teachers assigned to nal today, but India's V. K. Krishschools here. nn Menon wanted that Egypt Dr. Culpepper spoke on "Essen­ would reject the plan. tials to Successful Living." .Menon, who visited President Following the address, a bust* Possibilities of a local airport bc-+ ness meeting o f the Semlnolo Nasser in Cairo before coming to County Education Association was the conference, told a press con­ came brighter toilay as Dr. Henry held to lay plans for the coming ference the Western plan was McLaulin appeared before the Hoard of Seminole County Commlsyear and to complete plans for at­ "entirely Impracticable." sloners to request their Investiga­ tending the Area V II meeting o f The Indian envoy yesterday put the Klorido Education Association a compromise proposal before the tion Into the feasibility of provid­ which U to bo held tomorrow in 22-nation confercnct called to deal ing available tend for the landing strips. the Peabody Auditorium, Daytona with the Suez dispute. The Indian Dr. McLaulin cited a fund of 231Beach. Plan would give Egypt full con­ ntilllon dollars of federal money Officers of the Seminole County trol o f the 103-mlle waterway, available for participation In state, Education Association are: Mrs. with an international body to act county or municipal airport*. William B. Way president; Her- only in a consultative and advis­ Rear Admiral Delbert S. Corn* “ I would like to a*k that you In­ old Hecktnbach, first vice presi­ ory capacity. well, Commander Fleet A ir Jack­ vestigate the feasibility of Invest­ sonville, presented tha Sanford dent; Mrs. Lucy Smith, second Menon said the plan presented ing, not spending. In SO acres of Naval Air Station with two vice president; Mrs. Mary Joyce by Secretary o f State Dulles— Isnd to be used for this project," awards from the Secretary or the Bateman, recording secretary; for an international board to op­ the local aviation enthusiast told Navy fo r safety this morning aa Fred Murray, treasurer; and Mrs. erate the canal with Egyptian the County Commissioners. nearly 300 spectators, both mili­ Hflen Stephenson, corresponding participation— in effect would In­ Calling attention to the amount tary and civilian, looked on. secretary. ternationalize the present canal of air traffic through nearby elites The citations were presented Committee! announced at th U ,comPan>- Nasser nnnounced July comparable to Sanford, Dr. .McLau­ morning's meeUng by th* presl- » K9>‘Pl nationalised the lin said that two s.ooo foot run- for meritorious achievement In the fields o f Industrial and motor dent are: program, Mr*. Boyd canal company. uays would be the minimum re. vehicle safety aboard th* base. Coleman; ethics, Mrs. Elizabeth An authoritative E g y p t i a n quired. RADM Cornwell awarded the cer­ Sharon; Mrs. Syblll Routh, publi*; source in London declined cornHowever, discussion hrott into city; Miss Edna Cblttendon, l cg-l ment on th* U. 8. and Indian the possibility of securing akl in tificates lauding the personnel of for the “ teamwork that itlailve; Mrs. M ary Rogers, plans. But he said Egypt Is sat- promoting the moving of the Or­ NAS news letters; Herold Heckenbach, isfled "the British and French lando Airport to a location mor* made these awards possible." He concluded his address with parliamentarian; Miss Rebecca are having second thoughts about centrally Icated and on property "Congratulations and keep it u pl" the use o f force." Stevens and Mlaa Barbara lluavailable for expansion. Accepting the certificates on be. preebt, telephone committee; Mrs. In Cairo, however, the authori­ Commissioner Fred Dyson said half o f the Station, Commander Hamilton Biabec, courtesy; Miss tative newspaper A1 Akhbar said “ I think it Is advisable foo us to Ruth Carlton, social; advisors, India's proposals were generally investigate ba pssibilly of buldlng Henry C. Colee, executive Officer R. T. Milwce, Stewart Gstchel, acceptable to Egypt. Tha paper a civil airport In Seminole County of th* NAS, also praised the work o f the base personnel and stated and Mrs. M argiret Colt. gave a chilly reception to the U. S. and also to determine If he govern­ the awards were “ a symbol o f ac­ Dr. Culpepper, this morning, plan. ment would approve (he Selection cidents prevented and lives sav­ told the Seminole County Teachers The piper said Egypt doei not of a site for the proposed new ed." that "W e are living In a great object to Menon'a proposed guar­ faculty." The awards mark the fourth and County Engineer L. P. Hagan fifth such elutions awarded tha moment o f history, the time for antees of the interests o f canal was asked to Investigate the pos­ greatness of teachers responsible users. Station slnca 1963. sibility of securing desirable land for our coming through. for use as an airport and to con­ "T h ere’s too much time fo r tact other persons possibly Inter­ cigarette* and all torts o f relaxa­ ested la cooperating with the loca­ tion without our doing anything. tion of an air field in Seminole Too many things are presented as County. Hagan 1st o make hi* re­ counter economic* and It la hard port at ha rex m’ eltng of the for us to salect what to d o ," ho Board of *Sml nolo Couny CommlsPALLAS, Tex., lit — King Lear, said. , The Woman’s Auxiliary of. the " Dr.. JfcLmilla reprosened other • ' g-yaar-old Dallas boy,' was un­ ' ‘ However good, wo are not In­ All Silnta Episcopal Chnreh tw En­ aviatloa tnthuslasts of the county dergoing the aeries o f antlrablas dispensable. Keep In balance and terprise has completed plans for In his requ’ st before the. commis­ take titna to be with other profes­ the tea and open housa of Its sioner* today. However, he appear* shots today after a frantic weaksional people and have an ex­ new parish house to be held Sun­ ed alone at the meeting this mom* long search. A dog hit IS persons In the small change o f Ideas. Reaching out and day, Sept. 9 from 3-3 p. m. tag to make the roquet. city of Rockwall, IS milts from teaching th* lives o f tha children It is exp*ctod that Interest will Member* of thn various commit­ here, last Tuesday. The dog was Is the greatest thing we can do," tee* have been revealed as Mrs. run high In the possibilities of th* later found to be rabid. Witnesses Dr. Culpepper said. Louis F. St. Amanrf, M in Barbara location of an airport In the Imme­ said they remembered a boy be­ diate virlnlty of Sanford. The Rev. A. G. Mrlnnis, pastor Eicholz, Mr*. Edwin French. Mrs. Dr. McLaulin polned outt hat an ing bitten when a family- stopped o f the First Presbyterian Church Charles Gifford, Mrs. Lee Beaten, for some cold drinks. The fam ily of Sanford In an opening devo­ Mrs. Robert Cox, Miss Katherine air field must be at least six was believed lo have been travel­ mlea from the Sanford Naval Air ILtch, Mr*. Arthur Willgoose, Mr*. tional period at ths meeting this ing. morning told the assembled William Canaday, Henry Eberling. Station because of existing air pat­ Wire services, newspapers and t e r n now being used by Navy Mrs. Michael McDermott, Mrs. I). teachers that "m an's life never radio stations spread the story of J. Parker, Mrs. John Rydene, Mrs. craft. was meant to consist of material th* search. J. Parkrr, Mr*. John Rydene. Mr*. things alone. Rabies treatments should ba Carl Smarting, Mrs. Millspaugh We thank God for that group started within M days after in­ Van Brack!* and Mrs. Henry o f peopla dedicating their livei to fection. Without traatmant, vic­ Wood. the building o f character," he tims usually die In agony. By tho •aid. time symptoms appear, it usually ROME UP — Lebanese customs Is too late, health authorities **ld. "Am erica, with her barn* full officers working with U.S. nar­ needs to oaamlno Its sense o f val­ Yesterday Mrs. Claude C. Lear, cotics agents have smashed a big the boy's mother, heard a radl* ues. Efforts spent for children la ring which smuggled dope Into the account and read an Asioclated more Important than capital In­ United Stale* and fostered heroin Press itory o f tho aearch. 8ha re­ vestment," tbo Rav. Mclnnia addiction In Lebanon, It was dis­ called that King said ha was said. LONDON (ft - T h a liberal Man­ closed here today. Following the morning session, nipped at when the fam ily stopped Charles Slragusa, U. H. Bureau at Rockwall for picnic supplies Georg* Touhy," president o f the chester Guardian, frequently crit­ ical o f Secretary o f State Dulles, o f Narcotics district commissioner while on an uutlng. rvmlnol* County Chamber o f Commerce; the Rev. David Carna- praised him today tor "great fo r Europe and the Middle East, Tha boy was rushed to Rock­ fix, president o f th# Seminole service" to the world in the Suet said the ring was smashed with wall, where J. W. Cullin and M lsi crisis. selsur* o f a heroin laboratory in County Ministerial Association; Pervls Lindsey Identified him aa The newspaper said the Dulles Beirut. He said the raid was di­ the victim. He waa then sped to Mrs. Marion St. John, presklrnt o f the Seminole County Council of plan for solving the dispute with rected by Capt. Edmond Azlzl at the county health office for his Parenta and Teachers; Dr. Terry Egypt was "adm irably conceiv­ the Beirut customs last Saturday. first antirabies shot The raiders seized 26 pounds of Bird, Director of the Seminole ed." Lear aald the boy had told him County Health Unit; Mrs. Msbel “ In putting It before the con­ pure heroin. Slragusa declined to a puppy snapped at him, but tha Brown and Mr*. Hulda Kibbc, ference, Mr. Dulles made a value tha selture. In New York, boy'i leg, he aald, apparently had nurse* of the Seminole County speech o f tact and m oderalifi police normally rate heroin aa not been scratched so the parents Health Unit were guests at a lun­ which was firm but courteous to worth about $3,000 a pound on the paid no further attention. _____ cheon served at Pine Crest School E gypt," the Guardian said. "H e Illegal wholesale market. Adulter­ for the teachers and principal*. has done great service to the ated and sold to addicts at retail ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Hugh Carlton, chairman of the Western powers—and to the world prices, the Beirut seizure would have been worth about 31* million ON PAG E 3 Seminole County Principals, pre­ — in the past three weeks." sided at the luncheon. New teacher* of the county schools were welcomed by Mrs. Velma Mitchell, principal of Southside Prim ary School. She presented e*ch new teacher with a bag containing a green apple, candy, chewing gum, pencils, a ball point pen, an address and mints. A general session meetings were held this » i Citizen Requests Study A p p ro va l Col. Bender Tells Of Airport Feasibility O f Plank Rotarians Of SAC Expected Activities, Duties SNAS Presented 2 Awards For Safety By Rear Admiral DR. BROW ARD C U LPE PPE R , Executive Secretary, State Itoard of Control, (le ft) chati with Seminole County Superintendent o f Public Instruction R. T. Mllwae Just prior to Dr. Culpepper’s address before a meeting1o f Samlnole County teachers this morning. (S ta ff Photo) Youths Seek County Road For Drag Racing A group of teenaged boys ap- *pa trod at this morning's session o f the Board of Seminole County Commissioner! to request permis­ sion to use a county road for drag racing on Sunday afternoons. Headed by Bobby Joe Young, who acted aa spokesman for the group o f IS or more boys, the group asked for the use of Lake Howell Road Immediately behind Lyman School. Bobby Joa Young explained that Bobby Wiederhold, 19-year-old the group la interested In forming junior at Seminole High School, v(iU a “ Hot Rod Club” which would appear before the State Soil ConSo affiliated with the National servation Convention Thursday #>|*oclaUon through which Insur­ ance would bo Issued on each boy morning to take part In a public partlelpatlnf la tha races. • •peaking contest la competition Commissioner Otis Fourakre ex with five other repreaentatves from plained that “ it would bo easy to Florida Soil Conservation districts. •lock off the road so as not to Bobby is a number of the Semi­ afsfat tra ffic." Sheriff J. L. Hobby, speaking for nole County Chapter of the Future the group of teanagers, explained Farmers of America. His Instructor that ha would supervise the races. is Bill West, Vocational Agriculture “ Thera are at least SO boys in teacher at Seminole High School. Sanford alone, Interested In this Thlsl s Bobby Wiederhold'* first ftrga n iia tio n ," he said. Tha Sheriff said 'I t would cer­ competition on the state level, hav­ tainly help a * because it would ing won the district public speaking taka tha boys off the roads of the conest for the area In Map. Last county and put them in one place year he won second place in dis­ Under supervision." trict competition. Commissioner Fourakre said “ I He represents (he local FFA think it would be a good thing." Chapter as well as the local soil Teh spokesman for the boya said conservation district when he ap­ that boys under I I couKi not parti­ pears Thursday at the San Juan cipate In the club without their par­ ilotel In Orlando during tha con­ ents permission and boys from It vention. #ka lft would be required to pan His subject In the six-district tbalr driver* ettthlnatlon before competition will be “ Conserving participating. However, County Attorney Mack Our Natural Resources." B. Wiederhold Will Compete In Public Speaking Contest N. Cleveland Jr., requested that the Board o f County Commissioners allow him timo to check into and determine tha county'a responsibili­ ty should they sanction such a club. Local Girls Chosen For Charm School Starting Sept. 8 t egistration Assn. rill Be Invited To Hold Meet Here Three Sanford young ladles and one from Enterprise have been selected from SO applicants for the first charm school to be conducted at Sanlando Springs starting Sept. Mrs. Camilla Bruce requested 8. The first cours* will Include M this morning that the BoarJ of Seminole County Commissioner* students from nine Central Florida . w rit* to tba president of the State cities. Association of Supervisors of Re­ The local representatives Include gistration requesting that their Linda Ventry, daughter of Mr. and aid-w inter meeting to be held in Mrs. H. G. Veittry of 2003 Jatferson J lin fn n l Ave.: Jef Fllbrey, daughter of Mr. ^ * T b e Invitation for tha «7 supervis- and Mrs. H. W. Fllbrey Of 1909 ars of registration will bo forward­ Palm Way; Cayo Stubbing*, da ugh ed immediately. County Attorney ter of Mr. and Mr*. George Stub Mack N. Cleveland Jr. was In* bingo; and Maggia Lawson, daugh atructcd to write the Invitation for ter of Mr. and Mr*. Sam Lawton tha board. of Stone Island, Enterprise. Blda were opened this morning The school will be conducted an a l»-wheel and an 11-whecl Traf­ ovsr a four-month period ending fic Roller la accordance with an the U tter part of December. All of advertisement authorised by the the cUtses will bo held at San Board of Commissioners. The Flor- Undo Springs. h t l d s Equipment Co. was tha low bid­ The purpose of the school is to d er on the II-wheel traffic roller form a pool of models which would • t a net price of |),T1S. be available to Central Florida However, In accepting the low chambers of commerce for publi Sid, the Board of County Commitcity purposes. a loners requested that the old ninewheel traffic roller bo sold for 9330. Seminole Land Developers of W inter Park notified tbs Board of County Commission*rst bis morn­ ing by letter that they "planned to do some developing In Seminole 1County." They requested Informa­ tion relative to requirements on roads, bridges and other rtgula- I I FAM ILIES OPEN BAR E R Y BRADENTON vB — A bakery which I I Ohio families pooled their resources to finance has opened near hei*. Virgil re g g and Charles John •on started the movement because 0( • prolonged bakery striko In Ohio. They cam* hero, surveyed . Two miles of streets will be the situation and went homo to ved In Casselberry, acceidng to drum up support letter read to the County Com­ missioners this morning. Tbo let­ They convinced IS other families ami the wholesale migratioo of the ter requested the us* o f the mixedIn-placo machine. This Is the asc­ M persons in the families followed. Tbo bakery represents an invest­ end request received by the Board j t tha Commissioner* for the use of ment of about 1100,000andemploys 'th e awwly acquired read mac Mae. 40 persons. r Weeklong Search Ends; Boy Getting Antirabies Shots Committees Are Revealed For Tea, Open House Sept. 9 Customs Officers Smash Dope Ring Dulles Is Praised For Great Service In Suez Crisis H IM FLORIDA UKT8 ANOTHER TIT1E M IAM I orv—MU» Florid* of 1*3* got another title to J a y -M Itt Coaat Qu*rd Reserve oI 1*39. gaily Fisher’ s dalebook Included visits to tha cutler Androscoggin, tha Coast Guard bate and air sta* lion alter receiving her new title this morning from Miami Coatt Guard Capt. S. P. Swicegood. PLAN E CRASHES PENSACOLA UR—An SNJ Texan traiaer plane crashed on takeoff and burned yeaterday, killing two Navy men. They were identified as Lt. Ma­ rian Gwixdala * f B ey City. Mlch.| and Aviation MnehtaUt’a Mate Ru­ pert D. Lindsey o f Louisville, Kjr. i IN T E R IO R O f T E E LU TH E R A N afternoon. More than 100 people i Photo) SAN FRANCISCO, i n - Republi­ can platform-maker* today, pledg­ ed the nation new tax cuts "with particular consideration for low and middle Income fam ilies." Tho tentative U x plank is belug presented late today to tha Republican National Convention for expected certain approval. It rails fo r tax cuts Insofar as they aro “ consistent with a bal­ anced budget." The tax plank calls for further reduction In government spending “ without weakening the support o f a superior defense program or depreciating the quality o f essen­ tial services of government to our people." The party's proposed stand on taxes, as dratted by the conven­ tion Platform Committee, was one o f several planks made public early today. Others were released earlier by Sen. Prescott Bush o f Connecticut committee chairman. He withhold however, the preamble to the plat­ form until ho delivers it himself before the convention. The platform's section on de­ fense expressed paty determina­ tion to maintain adequate military strength “ so long as our security and peace o f the world require It." It declared the United Statei has "the strongaat striking force In the world — In the air — on the sea — and a magnificent sup­ porting land force In our Army and Marine Corps." Besides the promise to cut per­ sonal Income taxes tho GOP pUnk pledged .to inltata "a^ sound pollaw o n#f tax law redactions" •wAuMnlta'' # !s%r9* small a9Matl Icy fo Independent business to encourage it to modernise and achieve prog­ ress. "Continued balancing uf th* budget" also was pledged to as­ sure financial strength of the country and "maintain the pur­ chasing power uf a sound dollar," The GOP plank steered clear, however, o f making the specific tax cut pledge contained In the Democratic platform — to raise personal Income tax exemptions from 9000 to $900 a year. Tha platform claimed that ana or tha "brightest areas of achieve­ m ent" under the Republican ad­ ministration has been the conser­ vation o f natural resource*. Dem­ ocrat* had claimed at Chicago that the administration allowed "selfish Interests" to "p illage" thoso resources. "W o commend," th* platform a.ld, “ the Elsenhower adminis­ tration for its administration of our publie lands and for th# elim­ ination o f bureaucratic abuses." Tbo platfom gave approval te the Elsenhower policy o f develop­ ing water power resources under ■ partnership arrangement with government and private Interest*. Democrats claimed that this pol(Centianed On Pago Three) Funeral Tomorrow For J. A. Young J. A. Young, tt, passed away at Miami Medical Center at 9:30 a. m. Monday following a six months Ill­ ness. Mr. Young was born March 30, 1U8 In Omaha, Neb. Ho made his home In Sanford at 114 E. 19th St. lie was a member of the Pres­ byterian Church, and th# Masonic Local No. <1 FAAM. Mr. Young came to Florida in 1923 and was superintendent of the Florida Power and Light Co. plant for 31 years. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. J. A. Young of Sanford; tlx child­ ren, R. H. Young, Miami; R. O. Young, Miami; J. A. Young Jr., Lakeland; Mrs. T. L. Noble, Palatka; Mrs. J. J. Jones of Philadel­ phia, Pa.l and Mr*. R. P Goodspeed of Sanford; ona brother, C. A. Young, of Miami; and 19 grand­ children. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at tha First Presbyterian Church with th# Rav. A. G. Mclnnia offici­ ating. The Mason* will have services at the graveside. All Masons wlU mast at the ledge hall at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday to attend the service* In a body. \ctlve pallbearer* will be: W. A. nup, W. J. Doyle, L. J. Reeves, i*. J. Ross, Ci J. Jones, R, N. iiaiford, and T. P. Stewart. Col. Frank P. Bender, Deputy Commander o f the Plnecastle A ir Force Bate, gave Sanford Rotarlan« at their weekly meeting yeiterday at the Yacht Club a com­ prehensive Insight o f the work o f the Strategic Air Command and held his listener's attention with his rapid fire, detailed account o f the duties and activities o f thn various units comprising SAC. CoL Render, a native o f Brook­ lyn, N. Y., has seen IT years -ervIce in the military force* o f the nation and is the holder o f many awards and citations. He Is a gra­ duate o f the Naval War College at Newport, R. I., and waa recent­ ly transferred to the Plnecastle AFB from McDUl Field at Tampa. In speaking o f combat activities, he mentioned three phasei o f th* conflict: Tho build-up, the deci­ sive action and tha exploitation and he explolned In detail, each phase. He told o f the many fac­ tors involved in alerting a crew, tho hour* o f training, tho varied procedures in keeping flyers "on the ready" at all time* and o f thn many stations participating It SAC plans. It was Interesting to learn o f tho ro-fuellng method* and whero they took place, o n * member aald. Tha speaker was Introduced b y 1st Lieut. Albert J. McGill o f Om­ aha, Neb., Base Information Servl » Officer, who, In turn was pre­ sented by Harry Lee Jr., program chairman fo r th* day. Lt. McGill extended an Invitation to th* club member* te visit Plnecaatta A l and announced th* gain admittance. . v - i- r * * - - — Ol m* ' Show Good Results The Sat* Driving Lecture pro­ gram currently being carried out at the Sanford Naval A ir Station seem* to be causing a marked efefet on the number of accident* and traffic violations Involving per­ sonnel of th* bate. According to a report mad* by State Trooper T. Mark Mack df tha NAS Safe Driving Council, traflfc violations have dropped tome 80 per cent and tha number of accidents hat decreased 45 per rent since th* first lecture eight weeks ego. The program presents movies and lectures by netabl* law en­ forcement figure* of the Semlnoln area Troopers Mack and Carl Wil­ liams gave talk* during the month of July white County Prosecutor Karlyl* Housholder Is handling thn addresses this month. Voile A lWi­ liams, Florida State Attorney, lg scheduled te lecture In SeptemberoCntlnuatton of the programs* every Tuesday morning, will last at long •* th* Safa Driving Council considers them necessary. Hospital Notes Aagmst M Laura Mae Smith (Sanford) Winona Newman (8 sa ford ) Willie D. Petty (Sanford) James Bureh (Apopka) Charles Brunddtge (Oviedo) Agnes Birdsong (Orlando) Daryl McLain (Sanford) Discharges . ituthl* Lee Tillman (Sanford) Holen Byrd (Sanford) Helen Smith and baby g i r l , (Long wood) Luvera Harrison (Lake M ary) Aagnst SI Bernice Small (Altamonte Springs) Births Baby Boy Aiken (Sanford) Baby Girl Deffler (S an ford*. . Discharges Daryl McLain (Sanford) Visiting ■ *«■ Private Rooms— 11 a.m. to 9 p m. RemUPrivate R o o m s-* p.m. to 4 p.m.; T p.m. te 9 p.m. Pediatries—11 a.m. to I (un. (par* Kill* and/or grandparents only) Obstetric*— According te accom­ modations and no tisitor* dun. Ing feeding o f babies. Weather Partly elenJy U n itjli .Vcdui)day • ' t -eatl.rcd aft*, - m s a a i even’* ; (heedersheweea: lew fw u-'iM 11 13. e ' T j >• � 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, August 20, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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/ebd12314be7de652f01dc4dd6ebeb12e.pdf 790bb811ec1436d922b8d34c8d6bc8f2 PDF Text Text *■1 era's Nothing Like A Howe You Own In There's more happiness for you and your youngsters, more peace of mind for you, when you own your home. 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The tong rogation has sxtended an invitation to areryone to attend tha first service. (Staff Photo) Lutheran Church Will Be Dedicated Sunday The Lutheran Church o f The Redeemer, in Sanford at the cornKARLSRUHE. Germany UhWaet Germany today outlawed the' er o f West 25th Placo end Oak Communist party as unconstitutin-, Ave„ just o ff Highway 17-32 south Banford, will be dedicated Sunday al. ! afternoon at 2:30 p. m. Within minutes after the Federal The Rev. A. If. Beaaliki, pastor Supreme Court announced ita long* awaited decision, police squads in, of the Trinity Lutheran Church o f m ajor clliee throughout the coun­. Orlando, who conducted the first try swooped down on party head-. service for the local Lutheran Congrtgation on May 10, 1353, will quartan. Property was confiscated and the preach th* dedicatory sermon. Walter Kimbel, prominent Or­ office* padlocked. No arrests were lando organist, will play for the immediately after th* ruling was dedicatory service. Ha will be nnouneed by Court President Jo­. board during a 15-miaute prelude sef Wintrlch, a police eordon was, to tha service Sunday afternoon. The Chapel Church Building, the thrown around tha court building to prevent any Rad demonstration. first o f the buildings to be erec­ The baa does not afefet West ted here by the Lutheran Con­ Berlin since the old German cap­ gregation is of modern church ital Is not now a part of the federal design and is block constructed with laminated wood beams for republic of West Germany. Th* official East German radio the interior. P. M, Campbell, local builder, in East Berlin Immediately Issued ii call to West German workers was contractor for the building (V hold mass strikas and protest that was erected at a cost o f |27,400. Church furnishings, organ, rallies against tho ban. The broadcast compared the ac­ kitchen equipment, and other in­ tio* with elmflar steps taken by terior nseda brought the cost o f Hitler's government. The radio th* church much higher. charged that tha decision would ; The Rev. Phillip Schlrasmann, make It much harder to bring pastor of the Lutheran Church of ebeut reunification of East and Th* Redeemer, will preside at What Germany. the dedication service Sunday aft­ . tleU abl* reports said th* Reds ernoon. rovers! months ago com plated proThe Congelation o f the Lutheran itloni to go underground if Church of Tho Redeemer has ex­ court's ruling went against tended an invitation to all local citixrn* to attend to* first a m ­ ice to be held in tho new church building. The building waa erected under the guidance of a Building Com­ mittee headed by J. C. Jorgensen •Recently Mr. and Mrs. o . P. and assisted by W. H. Knaser and Wad* o f Eldar Springe gave to Jerry Senkarik. too Elder Spring* Baptist Chapel Architect for the structure waa 4 * »cr* o f land for uoo o f the John Burton 111. -impel which waa started by the Assistance In the construction of First Baptist Church about thro* the Chapel Church building o f tho poors ago. Lutheran Church o f Tho Bedaom3 5 baa now developed into two e, was through the Florida-GoorMJdlngs with M enrolled In Sun­ gia District o f toe Lutheran day School and with a splendid Church. Missouri Synod. Th* first service o f tha local poaching service with Dr. H. H. n y t in as too pastor. Dr. Martin Lutheran Church was held la tho graduate o f William Jewel Yacht Club Building through th* g* In Missouri and a f th* generosity o f th* Board o f Sanford City Commissioners. All Sunday f Springs Growing & t l a a i 'i Missionary Society ftd eh meets on tha second Wed­ nesday afternoon at t i l l p. m. and die* an Thursdays fro visitation. Raoantiy tho chapel bsM a vena- French Foreign LONDON l*. Minister ChrUtUn Ftneau propos­ ed today that the Suet Canal ba managed by an international au thorlty, but with Egypt acknow­ ledged aa the canal'a owner. Egyptian official*, objecting us a We*tem plan advanced yesterday by Secretary of State Duties for In­ ternational control, were dickering behind the scent* with Indian* and Russian* to block It ast he French­ man expressed hla views. “ We consider that there are points on which agreement should be easily reacheda Ithough they imply sacrifice* for some, includ­ ing ourselves,” Plneau told the 21nation Suet conference. He made these points: “ 1. The canal and its installation should be the property of Egypt, which would assure Egypt adoquite revenues from it. “ 2. The Sues Cansl Co., should be properly compensated." As the owner of the canal. Pi* neau proposed, the Egyptian gov­ ernment ahould sign a treaty hand­ ing ita management to an Inter­ national authority. He said the authority shook! m ike no profits and excess receipts should go to Egypt sfler provision for compensation of tho company. Secretary o f State Dullea. who presented the big t hree scheme yesterday,t oday explored teh atti­ tude* of Asian nationa. The latter are sympathetic to Egypt'a July 20 nationalisation of the canal, but vitally Interested In keeping It open to navigation. Wing Cmdr. Ail Sabry top. polit­ ical adviser to Egyptian Prealdent Nasser, held • three-hour hotel room conference with V. K. Krish­ na Menon, leader of the Indian delegation. Then he talked with the Russians. Sabry said Egypt Insisted on the right to control the canal. Another Egyptian official said, “ the Dulles plan is not acceptable to Egypt." primarily became of the provision for an International control board. Keeping close tab on develop­ ments, the Egyptians stayed up un­ til dawn studying the plan. The Egyptians said Dulles spoke in “ a moderate tone," but declared K ftp t could net g* alohg with any plan to taka control of tha eaaal out of her hand*, Dulles proposed that Egypt be a member of the control board. 4 Persons Killed In Truck-Car Crash PALMDALE i * - A University of Florida coed, her aunt and two men from Nsw Jersey were killed In a truck-car crash near here yesterday. Deputy Sheriff Floyd Gunn Iden­ tified lhe dead as Sally Ledbetter, 11, University of Florida student from Miami; Mrs. J. A. Ward, 42, of Johnson, a small community near Galneivilla, an aunt of Miss Ledbetter; Joseph A. Gallo, 24, Wechawken, N. J., and Armando Fiorencini, 25, of Hoboken, N. J. Gunn sail tha aecldent occurred about II mils* north of Fisheating Creek when the New Jersey car passed at high speed the truck in MRS. PATRICIA WfM>D (Photo By Jameson) which the women ware riding. The car skidded sideways on the rain slicked highway and swerved into the path of the truck. Both vehicles burst into flames and It waa houra before the vic­ tim* were Identified. The-New Jersey men were returning north after a visit in Mi­ ami. Relatives said that less than six weeks ago Mrs. Ward’s hus­ band, a grocery store owner, drowned to a taka near Gaines­ J. Marian Harman Sr., Exrcu. ville. Mrs. Ledbetter would! bavcg raUv# Editor o f The Sanford Her­ dusted from the University In Janald announced today that Mr*. Patricia Wood ha* been employed as th* new society editor o f the Editorial staff. Mr*. Wood is the wife o f Barry Wood, local insurance sgsnt and has two children, Kenneth and Diana. A native o f DeLand she Marsha Loechelt (Sanford) ha* lived in Sanford for sometime. Elisabeth Jenkins (Titusville) “ I am Interested in covering all social gatherings and would appre­ Sterling Robinson (Longwood ciate anyone having a social event Nannetla Honigmaa (SanforJ) o f any nature to call me at 1311," Aag. II aha slated. “ | would like to extend our pictorial coverage o f eveata EUsy Hatek (Sanford) to anyone wishing pictures made 'Jam as Singlatou Jr. (Sanford) of their soda) functions and Virginia LongweU (Sanford) would like to aak that they please Tsxla Loo Simpson (Lake Monroe) Sara Lae Swaat (Sanford) notify me to advance so that 1 Helen Byrd (Sanford) can maka tha aecaaaary arrange­ Mabla Franlick (Sanford) ments." Discharges Mrs. Wood further stated that Gmtava Ilamtxrgcr (Sanford) “ now that th* school year Is Linda Harris (Sanford) about to gel underway and th* Louis Bridges (Sanford) student* era returning to college I would appreciate th* public no­ Private Rooms u a. m. — 3 p. m. tifying me o f any back-tosebool Semi-private rooms 1 p . m . — parti** and functions." 4 p. m. I p. m. — 3 p. m. Mrs. Wood starts to work Mon­ Pediatrics U a. m. — I p. m. (par­ day and may ba raachad at tba ents and/or grandparents only) ObHerald offlca from I a. m. to 4 stotrica According to accomodatlen and ho visitors allowed during load­ P- « ing o f habias. Mrs. Palricia Wood b Named Herald's New Society Editor Hospital Notes D A IL Y X S yrS P A W w X F R I D A Y . A U G U S T 1 7 . 1956 Vice Presidential Hopefuls Scrambling For Support ~ [Kefauver's ■f -ki,.- V■vs'HP; f*:-ct vlTM A -. V—i - -» *'i " 'TJ v K W t -A r ■ v 'Jtitmk' -3 f- 'il Look Good /iT h f l P ! r ' l iff ■ CONVENTION HALL, Chicago If*— A great scramble waa on today for the Democratic vice pres­ idential nomination, thrown to tho "free proctaaes" o f the party convention by presidential nomi­ nee Adis I Stevenson* Five hopefuls were opening bid­ ding for support In frantic cam­ paigning that sought to compraea into houra the kind o f-o f fort nor. maliy spread over weeks. They Sen. Estes Kefauver o f Tennes­ see who eppeared to be out In front. Some of hii backers were claiming he would have over TOO votes >n the first ballot. It takes 6MH to win. Sen, Hubert Humphrey o f MI»> r r s ALL IN THE FAMILY—-When William Howard Rungs (center) accepted a Captain's -Reserve neaoU. Commission In tho Army Dental Corps at Fort McPherson, Ga., last week, hi* father had the honor of ad­ Sen. John F. Kennedy o f Maoministering the oath of offlca in the presence of His mother. The new Captain's father i* Lt. Col W, lachusetts, F. Rung*, Fort McPherson Quartermaster Officer. Capt. Rungs it a 1050 graduate of the Emory School Sen. Albert Gore o f Tennessee. o f Dentistry. (U. 8. Army Photo) Mayor Robert F. Wagner o f New York Qjty. On the other hand, Texas' Lyn­ don Johnson, the Senate Damncratic leader, who could easily corral Mm totes o f many South­ erners, sought to taka himself out o f oonsldsraUon. Mo told o news coo f we nos: "M y Members o f the Sanford Indus- *-------------------- ■■■ ■ name la not going before tho com trial Hoard through the cooperavan tlon." tlon or the local Chamber o ' Cam»Johnson said he hod boen up metre ind other interested groups Seminole County may become most o f tho night talking end had announce that this mailed m e lte d several offers o f support. the focal spot af on* of the largest s brochure containing InfnrmatioO But Ho doeUred ho bod sturtr Democratic rallies In Central Flor­ pertaining to the proposed cca».(»to his original! position that he ida political history. stru.-1ion Ot a new building to was not interested in tho vie* William R. Kemp, president of house the Sanford Manufacturing . presidency. Seminole ItacswaF, Inc., at Cassel­ Company. W. Kemp Proposes Brochure Contain!: Info Democratic Rally On Proposed Building At Seminole Park berry, disclosed today that he hae The Sin ford Industrial Hoard y K d M V V extended an WitttaUot. to Adlal kss hem forkin'; pa this mr*J*c4 Stevenson, D em ofrsl> petsMRtUl foe • number of months accord- ■ lUndarrfbesrer to appear t t a pro­ Ing to • spokesman for the group •• d W l posed rally to bo held at Seminole and hae arrived at the point now where they believe with the coop­ Kemp said that talegram* had eration o f the Interested merch­ also been tent to Peal Rutler, ants and other d itto s that tola Democratic National Chairman; plant can bo retained In Sanford James M. Milligan, chairman of with approximately 1133,000 an­ the Florida Stato Democratic Exe­ nual payroll for. 70 employe*. cutive Committee; end key dele­ In tha brochure mailed to many gates attending the convention in Chicago which included Rep. Voile Interested citixens by the board Williams Jr. and Bralley Qdham. D explains the entire financial THE REV. CHARLES HERRON “ When our Democratic presiden­ picture up to the preaent time, Anothar spokesman for the tial nominee pays his promised visit to Florida, 1 believe every group emphasised in the brochure Democrat In eCntral Florida should that the company D investing a be given opportunity to see, hear substantial amount uf money la and talk with him," Ksmp told th* Construction o f the building The Herald. "Th* faellitiee we have but tost some finsndal assis­ at Seminole Park are tailored to tance will itin be needsd from handling such a vast crowd and it persons wishing to participate. is a privilege to offer the free use For dslaili of investing, Interes­ of the premises for such an auspi­ ted persons, are asked to contact cious occasion," he said. W. H. stemper, phone 1121, 112 N, A full week of fun, fellowship, Centrally located as It Is. mid­ Park Av*., vice president of the and worship, and growth for boys way between Sanford and Orlando, board.and girls of Intermediate ago be­ the raceway is located in the very gin* Sunday night, Aug. 13 at the heart of heavily populated end pull, First Methodist Church. tically important Central Florida, Kemp pointed out. He said th* hug* Each night during the,week sup­ grandstand would provide seating pers will be served by the various and shelter for close to 4.000 per­ Sunday School classes e l six sons and there la unlimited park­ o'clock. Following supper there will ing space available. be a session of fellowship singing DAYTONA BEACH IB — Arnold led by Bob Reely Jr., and game* “ In this beautiful setting Demo­ crats can pay fitting tribute to Lund, Republican nominee for the led by Miss Mabel Chapman. At their presidential nominee Atten- 3th Congressional Distict swat, 7:30 the Intermediates will sit In tlon of the voters of Florida and says the GOP aeay lose Florida on panels which will be: Monday tha nation would ba focused upon In the November presidential elec­ Night, "Teenage Problems" — pan­ Bsmlnalo County on this occasion. tion unless President Eisenhower elists .are John Angle, Marilyn Calhoun and James Davis; Tues­ It would go down to political his­ com** to toe state. “ The long atrldea the Republi­ day night, “ Alcohol" — panelists, tory, "A* president of tha corporation can organisation* have mad* for Ur*. Grady Herman, Larry Jones, which now la engaged la developing a two-party system will b* lost" Juvenile Counselor of Seminole County, and Dr. John N. Morgan; on* of the finest harness horse If there Is no visit, Lund said. and Wednesday night, "The Chris­ "We have every opportunity of training and racing plants in the entire country, 1 regard it a pri­ breaking the front of the solid tian Home and the m YF"s Respon­ sibility To It", panelists, Mrs, Ran­ vilege to extend to my fellow Dem­ South If we era givrn the moral ocrats th* use of those premises support of having the Prealdent dall Priest, Henry Morgan and for what 1 baiiava caa ba one <>f meet th* people of Florida," he Mils Ann Davis. Following the discussion period, the moat auspicious occasions in said. "We require the Impetus th* political history of this great that only hla appearance can to which parents are invited and and growing section of a groat bring about. He I* Urn best cam­ urged to attend the group will sod growing stato," Ksmp conclud- paigner we could possibly get end move into the Church Sanctuary for Worship which will be led by w* need him badly." the Rev. Charles Herron. On Thursday night a Galilean Service la planned which will be held at one of the nearby lakes. On Friday night, following fellowWalter B. Ballard, M, died at ship, there will bo a Communion hia boms in Richmond, Ky., after Service la the Church Sanctuary. a short Ulnesi, The Rev. Charles “ Chuck" Her­ Major John Lovett, Base Opera­ Ho la survived by his wife, and ron Is son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray tion* Officer af th* Ptoocaatl* Air on* daughter, Mrs. John Alimaa llarron of Sanford. Ha attondad Fore* Raw, a graduate af tha U. of Lesingtoa, Ky., ana grandson, Murray BUta College, Aabury Col­ S. Military Academy at Wait Point lege, Stetson University, where he four brothers and two slaters. will ba tba guest speaker at tba Remains will arrive in Sanford received hla A. B. Degree, and weekly meeting of Did Sanford Ro­ tary Ouh east Monday m o o , at Saturday morning and funeral Emory University where he receiv­ services will ba announced later ed his B. D. Degree. tha Yacht C M . His topic for Sunday night, Aug. on tha arrlvtl ad Mrs, Bollard. Major Lovett who la with tba 13, is “ If 1 Jfad My Life To Live IlU t Ramhardmant Wing of tba Over", Tha Topics for tah week Stratogi* Air Command, was sche­ nights aril! follow tha them* far duled to have appeared before th* tha Week, “ Why Not N ew f" Methodist Youth Slate Christian Adventure Week May Lose Florida In Nov. Election SA C Unit Member To Speak A t Rotary Dies In Kentucky Luncheon Monday Weather rent* a f i w l i a i i l among tha haggard delegates caucusing in down town betels and filtering back to tola a m for mi after­ noon session. This station waa to I * given over to picking toe thin to nut with Stevenaoa ngnlnat Ike antic­ ipated GOP ticket o f Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard M. MixThe program calls for a Deal session o f tha convention tonight with windup addresses from former President Karty 8 . Truman and acceptance speeches by tho vice presidential and presidential nominees. Gore was a lath starter in (he scrnmbls for th* No. I place on the tiekat, Hla bid came Into Iba open whan ha thawed up at tha Pennsylvania delegation'* caucus to task support. Newsman asked, i f he ware n candidate? “ I Just bacams a candidate now." ba replied. “ This Is tha first stop." Th* Tttuwsaee delegation called a caucus to throw Ita weight bohind Gore. The plan waa t* withdraw Gov. Frank G. Clamant from considersClement, endorsed by hla date* gallon yesterday for the No. S spot, la at odds politically with Kefauver. Methodists Will Hear Executive Speak T h ii Sunday C. D. Caldwell; Scout Executive of too Central Florida Council o f the Boy Scoota o f Amsrtoa, will preach at tha - First Matbodlat Church at tha 11 o'clock atoning ssrvloa an Sunday. Caldwell becam* Bagla le so t la 1MT while Aeaotlato Scout m u ter attending tha University o f Kan­ sas, w h en ho raoeivod hla t A and M J . Degree*. AM - w a ^ -m -------- 1- _ O Wm o . �New Nursing Course Offered All Cfeurcw Norte* must bo p ram tod t t The H •ffiet by 10 s. m. on tho day b o f o r t publics tioa. Q hvtek. I Miles Wee* ea i t . 41 Sunday School 9:4S e.m. Morning'Worship Mt4S a.m. Wesleyan Youth 4:43 p.m. Evening Worship 7:34 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting T:M Sunday evening eervtena: M p. m. Training Uaton, t i l l p.m. Evening Warship Wednesday 7:40 P-m. P rtrer Everyone Welcome Rev. Cedi W. Shaffer Pianist Mra. Nancy Olios, Children's Chair Director,. Mr. George Petoid, Asst Supt o f Church School. Church Schuul, ld:M g.m. Sunday, Combined Matting Barvisa 1:41 te U tN a.m. Ceil la warship 14:40 a.m. Evening Ser­ vice f i t t p.m. Wednesday Prayer Savvies end Blhln Discussion T:4» p.fc. Chapel Chair Bekearatl after nervlen. Thursday Ynuth Night Pragram l:M ta l:M p.m. Dev ail anal Time, d u b Activities. Ladies MIssUeary Society (S meetings maalhly.) FaOevaklp fiutfh rm — Sad Tuesday afternee*. Prayer tad I mlaiea — 4th Tuesday afUraoea, Sawing Ctrcie -4 t h Thursday maculag. "A friendly church far the whole family." A new _ fpij •«» It, Practise? Nurs<nf*ir'rin* available, Georgs W. Marks, Volusia County Sup­ erintendent o f Public Instruction, announced today. The court* wiP be offered at Mary Karl V*e«tlonal School and Halifax District Hospital, Daytona Beech. Students completing t h o IS month course satisfactorily will bo eligible n taka tho examlnatlen given by the Florida State Board of Nursa Registration and N unlng Education to become a Licensed Practical Nurse. A t the preeent time there la a heavy demand for Licensed Practical Nurses far employment in beep. Itali, physicians' offices, public health agencies, and private homss. This course Is approved by the Volusia County Medical Society, District Sit Florida State Nursing Association, Florida Slate Board o f Nurse Registra­ tion and Nursing Education, Florida State Department of Edu­ cation, end U. 8. Office of Educa­ tion . It Is offered jointly by the Volusia County Board o f Public Instruction and Halifax District Hospital. Applicants for lbs courts should have a tenth grads ad nes­ tle a er Its equivalent by last. Th* age limit* for entrance are IS to 41 years, i f over 41, the applicant must qualify In mental and physical fitness. Other re­ quirements fey entrance are good health aa a ties tad by a physical examination and U. S. cltlieaahip ■a attested by two copies o f a birth certificate or naturalisa­ tion. Women interested la attending tho Practical Nursing courts ore urged to contact Mary Karl Vocationst School, P. 0 . Boa n i l . Daytona Beach, or call CL 3- By 1DTOE PREVATT Mr. and Sirs. Charles Gatlin had aa their recent guests, Mrs. Oatllna’ pa-enta, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Cooper of Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Praddy and ton Rusty left Saturday for Geor­ gia whore they will visit rela­ tives. Mra. Roy Newton and Mr. and M n. Gaorge Edwards spent n few days lait week with Mrs. Newton and Mra. Edwards' mother, Mr. and M n. E. H. Grant They are from Sanford and Wintar Park. M n. Lester Harper eod daugh­ ters. Sarah and Susie and M n . Dan Deggora left Monday for BUosi, Miss., where theyl wll visit Mrs. Harper's daughter, Betty and other relatives. George Oldham and Edson Golt lift Tuesday to fly to WashingUm, Mr. and M n. Fulford spent the weekend at Tarpon Springs. Mrs. Ann Letflsr left Monday for Maryland end M n . D. M. U d d also left Monday for Wash­ ington where they will join their husbands. Mlti Valleen Pravatt returned borne Monday from Illlnoti whtre she has been working for about four months. Mr. and M n. Martin Lendsr returned with her for a visit. Mr. and M n . Oliver Mathleui bed aa their gueaU laat week, Mrs. Mathleuxa1 parents, Mr. and M n. A. D. Jones and her slater, M n. Basil HU! and ion of Ha­ vana, and her brother, Roy Jones and family o f AHctvllle, Add chopped raialna and wal­ nuts to part of that 7-mlauta frosting (homemade or packaged) •ad use as a filling for layar cake. Tbe rest of the frosting gees ever the top sad aide* of-the cake. LARK MART BAPTIST CHAPEL Cor. Fourteenth f t . Oak Are. Lake Mery, Fla. Sunday School • :«! a.m. P ea t* — Bev. H. A. Frith Jr. Meraiag Worship- Service 11:44 Sunday Scbqpl s;43 e.m. Mortlag Worship 11 e.m. Trftidlaf Union 1:11 p.m. it'a 4 Training Union diM p.m. imily affair. Evening Warship 7:10 p.m. Evading Worship 7:94 p.m. Prayer MeeUeg Wed, T:BH p.m. PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST SANFOHH REVIVAL CENTBR Lord's Day: Bible Study at i t a.m. Patter Warahia Btrviea lltM g.m. Rev. L. F. Tsaber, i t a m. Preaching Berrien , fidg pm. Sunday Srhoel A gospel meeting la baiaf hold Merulng Worship i l a.m. Kvenleg IvsxgslUtU Service T|4S p.m. R-44. Services ere being bold seek Weekly Services: evening at f i l l with Ralph Brew­ Tuesday end Thursday 7:41 er Jr. R-dtRvtryaae Welcome Regular Saturday Morning Broadcast ever WTRB 14:31 CMVLUOTA B A P U B f CHURCH Walter A. Heath Jr., • Fdoter Suadey Sehaai 14 a.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Merdlag Warship Bervlee 11 a.m. Park Ava. at 4th rl M n . VB Asian. <HtB*r, M M n. Fr*d falU rd, aad M n . Hubert Kirkland visited Harry Geiger la S t Petorsburg Sunday. M n. Cadar Hart, M n . T. W. Pravatt tad M n . J. T. M eU la were hostesses to a swimming party Saturday held at Rock Springs. The party wai for tbe Junior boys and girls o f the First Raptiat Church. Those attending ware the following: Tommy Me* Claln Jr., Sarah and Suita Harper, Pat Stone, OaraMlao Jaeoba, Carlton Pravatt, Bobby Bowen, Tommy Jacobi and the hostesses. Miss Nadine Bostick of Chuluota la ■pending this weak with Mrs, Harry Oeiger and family. The Bev. and M n . W. A. Ellenwood sod family spent a few days la Tampa this week. Miss Valleen P r o m t and M n . Martin U nder spent Wednesday at New Smyrna Bosch. Lupine Stone and Addle Pro. vatt spent Sunday at Daytona Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelly and daughter had as their guests re­ cently, Mr. and Mra. Dick S m u t and son of Washington, Ohio. Mr. Hn. three, and throe te six, every Sunday Morning during tho Wor­ ship Hours g:43 a.m. and 11 e.m. 7 p.m. Senior High Fellewahip g p.m. Evening Worship Solo - "1 Needed God," Sldenbendsr • Mrs. Nicholas Pfelfauf Sermon • The Rev. A. G. Melnnis aad W u rr SIC ALARM - LITTLE TIRE WILLIAMSPORT B - M t o o k tome peralitenea but d ty fireman did find out where tbcre’a smoko there's fire. Thsy were called to th* seme location within three hours but on the first trip could find nothing. Reedvlng another complaint of ■moke fitting a downtown hotel, they rushed to the spot and finally found a small blata in a sealeJ one-feet apace between two build­ ings. Fir* Chief Harold E. Xlnley said th* cause was either a cigar­ ette er tab sun. AU TO LO AN S Lowest Cost TALLAHASSEE OR—The plan of HUlaborough County to sell to priv­ ate InlercsU 30 lots io Tampa It wai given by the state hat been rejected by the Cabinet trustees of the Internal Improvemen' Fund. het rustees turned the 10 Iota over to tho county to bo usod for public purposes. Tho Couny hat mads no use of them. The IMS Legislature adopted a apodal act authorising the county to dispose of the lota to private Interests. However, a question eonearning the valhllty of tho spe­ cial set has arisen and th* trustees were asked to give fre* title to tho lota without tho public purposes elausa upon payment of |130. That rustees declined. Atty. Gen. Krvln said It wai hla opinion the IMS act la unconstitu­ tional and htat It would b* Im­ proper for the aUt* to abandon title la the lets except for public purposes. The trustees took no action on the application, of Hymn.' Green. Irving Green and Dr. Bradley Waldron, S. Petersburg developera, to buy abeat 1,TM la the Pine end Cabbage Key grate In Pinellas County. Secretary-engineer Fred Kllott of the Board of Trustees saM no report hat been received ytt on the hearing conducted by the Pi­ nellas County Water and Naviga­ tion Control Authority. The town of Gulfport and sev­ eral private persona have pro­ tested sale of the submerged land, EUlott aald. H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 JAMES & G IATTMF.KAN CHURCH OP THK REDEEMER 143 W. Uth Place Phone 1744 The Rev. Phillip Schlossmann Pastor Sunday School 9:14e.m. Bible Ctaas 9:19a.m. ServUe 19:39a.m. "Prayer For The D ay" phone IMS Dedication Service 3:30 p.m. (A Beetham Bapttot Charrh) W. P. Breaks J r , ......... . Pastor Fred B. Fteber, Aeeoriet* Psator Sunday School 9:41 o.m. Kirby Hagers, Meals Director Morulas Warship 14:41 a.m. Mra. Marvin Milam Organist F. M. Y. 7:44 p. m. Karly Merntag Warship l i t * e.m. Evening Evangelistic 7:41. p.m. Sunday School 4:43 a.m. Wednesday night prayer aad Morning Worship ' It a.m prats# service f:M p.m. Training Union 4:44 p.m. Berman by the pastor. • p.m. Evening Worship Service 7:30 Craning Worship Wednesday Prayer Sendee 7:30 p.m. Sermon by the pastor. p.m. ' Preyer Meeting Wedaeadiy 7:34 P-m. WELCOME •deday Sehaai H*Ud*aa Matting Opaa-AIr (Street i4 :lo a.m. CHURCH OF GOD 11:44 a.m. Meeting) 1:34 Rev. N. W. Heads ru n, Paste: Preach Av*. aad Mad BL p.m. Y.PX. 7:40 p.m. Sunday School 4:43 a.m. Balntian Maetlag 7:34 p.m. Evangelistic Service 7:14 p.m. Carp Oadata Band Practice Ledtea Hama League Ihnrsday Prayer Matting Opad-AIr (Street 3:34 p.m. 4:40 p.m. f:34 p.m. 7:34 p.m. Meeting) MBIT CHURCH OF CHBIST. •OBNTMT. Laaaon-Sermon "Sent" Raiding Roam located la Foyer af Church Building open to public 3:14 ta 4:94 p.m. Tuesdays aad Tkursdati. A cardial7 invitation U extended ta all to attend eur services aad uad the Reading B o o m . CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1447 Banford Are. Sunday Srhaol 4i43 a.m. Morning Service 1| a.m. Oueat Minister; The Rev. L. R. Deerr o f Mt. Dor*. (No ovonlng aarvicea during sum­ mer) THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH AN THB HILL (Congress! tonal) Comer Park Av*. and 34lh M. J. Bernard Beet, Minister Strive katd to win— Yot learn to lo a o And whan hetwooq th* tore, Yea have to cheese Arrept It like a men! «:M M B. Boeond St. Sunday Services 11:00 a.m. Bawday Sahaol *:aa a.m WadSaodgy Evening Meetings 4:44 . p-m. NURSERY AT ALL SERVICES FIRST UPBALA COMMUNITY PBRBBYTBBUN CHURCH Rev. C. C. White Minister Mra. Clever Marre PUatat Mlaa Patricia Reanaaaa Aset. Plealot Gearg* Psaold, Amt. Sopt. of Charch School We ennaot always win the Church School io s.m Defeated T Na! Warship u t.m Ha keep* a smiling faro Westmloster Fellowship 7 p. m For grantor effort, then Willing Workers 7 pm Himself doth hmcal Evening Worship 7:30 p.m (J.E.R. Herrleon) "Everybody Invited to attend Sunday School' 9:43 a.m eur services." Maculae Weeahlp 11 a.m Speaker: J. Barnard Root FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Subject: "Bought With A Price' Paster Milieu M. Wyatt 9:43 am . Church School FIRST PRMBYTEBIAN Class** for all ages. II ajn. Merntag Worship Sermon Topic • "Holy Commun­ ion" 7 p.m. MYF 7:43 pm . Organ Vespers I pan- Evening Warship More is something which Is si* meet o necessity la toll*#*} Vary desirable and n big help in High School. Helps yea Urn In neat end attractive week end will OIVB YOU BETTER GRADES. See the new Smltk-Oereaa Perk, able Typewriter before school opens. World's Fastest end meat dur­ able Portable. Prices M7JO to 11X1JO flu ii tan. Tersu If desired. H A Y N E S O F FIC E M A C H IN E CO. 114 Magnolia Av*. General Insurance H. JAME8 GUT STUDENTS! 4t mom pUnfy o f tim e . . . anvan m on ey, to o — thara'e I r a chano* o f ch ip p in g an d b r a k in g I n glam — J cM m W h a t's m r a . electric dkhw aah in g and# d ia h p a n h a n d s , k * * p a t a m p e r s a n d h itrh — a em i! S o , taka a t i p — r a y o u r Phono 44 �THE SANFORD HERALD Fri., Aug. 17, 1956, Page 3 C B S-T V To Launch idea O f Thematic programming Soon By CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK ( * - The CBS-TV network will launch a scheme of * thematic" programming three evenings a week when the fall seaaon gets under way, a run-down of Ita night-time plans reveal. Thursday evenings viewers will set two and one-half continuous hpur* of drama. All times liitrJ are eastern. “ Climaxt" remains in it> current spot at 8:30 p. m. At 8:30 p. m.. beginning Oct. 4. “ Play­ house 90” will present a weekly 90-irinutc drama. Friday evenings, long a dead ■pot on television, is opening up on CBS-TV ns n “ childrens* night,” commencing at 7:30 p. m. when “ My Friend Fllka,** returns in a filmed sercis. At 8 p. m „ begin■dug Oct. 5. will come “ West Point W M4T7U " 0 * YOU/OOA 4. On your mark—net set—GO to your favorite radio repair shop J ot any and all radio repairs— reasonably priced, o f course. RADIO b 1 V i t R V 1C I ri'O N t 7833 503 5 SANIO RD AVI I 10 Herman* la Ucianc* 1:00 li]0 i:ce 1:10 tiOu 1:10 LOVE AND WAR . . . D-DAY The Sixth of June playing Sunday and Monday at Prairie Lake. Starring Robert Taylor, Dana, Wynters. Richard Todd and Edmond O’Brien. Story," a filmed serieo based on life at the military Academy. “ Zanc Orey Thcalre," a seriei of fiin cd w eitem i, will bow in the same evening at 8:30 p. in. On Saturday evenings, beginning Sept. 23, a new filmed chlUrcns’ adventure aerieie ntitled "Bucanecr" will make its* appearance. The following Saturday Jackie (Reason returns to his formerly ■uccesiful format of a live ‘ hour show at 8 p. m. The same evening of Gleaion’i return a new situation comedy, "Oh Susanna,’* starring Gale Storm, makea Its debut. Be­ ginning Sept. 8 at 9:30 p. m. will come a new musical situation com­ edy lerics ealed “ fley. Jcannle," starring Gale Storin. There arc no propoied changes in the current Monday evening CBS-TV schedule. But Tueidayi might be called “ comedy night," beginning Oct. 2. Following Phil Silver* in hi* pres­ ent spot at 8 p. m. will come two new comedy programs. They are “ The Brothers," a situation com­ edy al 8:30 p. m.. and the Herb Shrlner Show al 8 p. m. At 9:30 p. m. will come Red Skelton in a half-hour ahow. “ The $01,000 ques­ tion" remains In Its current 10 p. m. spot. Only one change la planned in the Wednesday evening schedule. Beginning Nov. 7 a new quia show called “ Giant Step" will b* seen at 7:30 p. m. The new ahow will 1 :10 ».«:> »:J:> lOilO II:"" II U, it:.* t in , •j : J" lu:uu l"ik<> I I . po 12 "" MOV1KLAXD RIDE-IN Getting the week o ff to a good start we find Jane Rua#e\) star­ ring in a color & Cinemascope flicka "The Revolt of Mamie Stover’ ’. And for the thrill seek­ er* "Murder on Approval" a* the second feature Sunday and Monday. Two eiciUiig, "keep you on the edge of your car sea u " pictures arc on the menu for Tuesday and Wednesday,, their titles being “ Doctor at Sea" and “ When Gangland Strikes." have members of the younger gen oration competing for college *chol srshlps. John Nesbitts TRUEstory I J il* 12:5" 1:1k 1:2k 1:00 1:5" i in itkk eiii" e lo 7 on WO «." 0 t l" 1:00 »:|0 l»:0 " 10:10 11:00 1110 12:10 12:31 t«" 1 :lo • on 1:00 1:10 1:00 1.00 W l 1:00 1:10 1:10 «:uo 1:10 1:00 1:10 I0:i>* 10:10 11:00 11:00 ON CBS TV. FOR THE 1956 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN a '.o 0 :ek Ti«« 1:00 1:00 Telephone Time “ YOUR WESTINGHOUSE DEALER1 115 Majrnolia Ave. PI Sunday, 3 P. M. Channel t 1:30 I 0:nrt 10:10 lli«« 11:11 It tin 11:13 Itubl* Hood Cru*ailer Dr inn er.ti e C o n t e n t io n U f * o f llltey M a i n New* lUnnrt a 'l oillph l rilru lr* euit-u ll • tlllllM V •I lilt.VI.Via M p n -u n r ru p iw m ll*«uni" .tt w •- \t a .i lr v r CaplWUI KaliPwroo •r urv’ ’ W Inky Ulak A. 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W h i l e Bo# V lr w rr 'a Dlaral II IK P ict ure Arno* 'll* Andy Flori d a Drlflara llaa eb.il llnu nd -uu KVI1VIVII I'o u n lr y F r o l i c , Central Flori d a Showcaa* Ja ck t* Hleaaon I* tbo Honey* mooner* ll.d a * III I’ r o p ie ’e C hoir * H ub* Hnraan Show (lunam oke Rrlrnrn F lrllo n T h e * t r* !l..|, I'nmmlrura Show Tlrr via* Rtarllaht T heatre Klan -n ff ■UNOAT Plan-fin P m aram T lnum i \>w »-W **lher T h U T* The I .If* T h e r hr latnp hr r e T h * l a n r a a r * W a lk Show My Krlend F llr k a lla n d w o e u n '31 plan ry land Tnhn Jfeahltt Phnw M ayor nf th* T o w n KVtSMINO laiaal* I'rlvat* Ntrr rlary ltd Huillv** hh ow U II T h r a t r * Alfr ed l l l l r h c o r k Traafnl* 11 1 000 Chollvna* What '* My U n a Man Aaolnat T rim * lloaamory Cloon ey TV I'lavhnuao Blan-off M I I N IM t NOMNINII Pla.i-on I 'm a r a m rtaauiu* Naw a-W aat ha r ‘•Hood M a m i n a " C a p la l* K a n g a r o o ThU Land o f Uura* Mandat,md Thl* I .and n f Oura Mtrlk* It Hick Vatlani l.a d r I.oy# o f U f a Prarrh fu r T o m o r r o w (t uldlna M a h l Silt Silk *;IW 7»**» f:1 0 » eu S :ln This l# ths A niwsr l l . n d m c o n *M Mr krDnrt n i c k * Itrp. Convsntluii T elsph on * Tim* Vou Ar* T hers UkUM.VU Uaaal* I ' l l k a c :c la r y Kit Uullivan Shoa tl K. Th**tr* k'ord T heatre 1*1,« " » Cliallen#* u.Su What 's kly 1,1ns I,»{,**• l l l t c h c o c k presents I0:lt li'.SH I * :s»o ll:U l liS * ii:tk * *k fiVJ s un s.»i> ifiJn luitu ll:«u 11:1* 11:1.' ItiJ'i litas 12:00 ] * : ' '* tilth IlO'l - •* Talent Scouts Mnn News S|<rcl*l l a w r e n o s W r l k Hhow sia .-orr W I1 M M T M on.V IS O Tset I M u c rn UihmI Morn inn 1,'aputln Kaiiuaruo Uf All Think* A rth ur i.v .J tr .j Ml ike It lllcll Valiant H-ody l.o » * <>( l.lfa latte Show h r e r th i o r T o m o r r o w lluiitlriK I.Ik Ih A M h H .a o u s t ]:o n U ep oit bla nd Up. A It* Connln.1 As W o r l d Turns ll t p I'ol llrntlun RITZ THEATER Sunday, Monday and Tucmlay find# “ The King and l" . that glurimuly enchanting, glittering make-believe epic of Siam of al* moot a century ago. Yul Brynntr, who played the starring role in the stage production for many The Federal Com- years, U aeon a# the King and FC C Told O f Coll For Educational Television Station TAMPA (fl - vision Inc., Included that state­ ment in an outline to the FCC on progress of plans to make use of the educational Channel 3 allotted (his area. Fort Pierce interest!, seeking to have the channel transferred there for commercial purposes, said recently “ no positive Inter­ est" In educational use of the channel had been shown since it was allotted In 1981. Parker said city and county of* ficial* In the seven counties In the area have promised financial support, all commercial television Gallons In the area are coopera­ ting In technical matters, and plana for an educational TV staHon have bcen stimulated by prospects for establishment of a new four-year state university In the area. There seems to be no let-down or seasonable Summer Slump in the calibre nf the movie film fare, scheduled for showing at the local theatres In Sanford and Seminole County. 1:00 New* M e n d 1’ n a He Ponnlad Ae lha W o rld Turn* Hrpuhtl. Sn I'm iv enllns n r l a h l e r Day Perrel Plorm T h * Kdaa nr Nlaht Channel (01 Omearnadt VkMHH TV C l U l i r . 1 . 0 1:00 P N I I IA T K V K I I I U M ick ey Mouaa 1:11 1 10 1:00 One Week Only j a c k b o v v i i .i i PH ILCO^-OFFER *;00 Ha po tt > lioiiir k.■1va ar"a (.‘a p t l i a l l . n l l|i>ll»woii Hummar Thaa ti # Our Mlaa llr ook o T ha C rutodar Damn Cunvaalloa " * ” ’* “ •«* ** •’ 1 1 : 0* 1 1 1 ** n t p o r t 11:13 11:2" DR1VL PRAIRIE LAKE iN rtlLATRl Sunday — Monday Sterling Huyden a 1 VI I k! I ( l IV ' 1 RI DL- I N I HL A I R LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 7:80 THE TIKI HERJACK Also John Wayne In Plus T H E FIGHTING 8CUDDA HOO— 8 E A I1 E K 3 " KCUDDA HAY KI DDI E S UNDER 12 ALWAYS TREE SECOND FKATIJBB POSTMARK ^ I ) J\ M C s I l f TODAY ft SATURDAY THCY TAM E D A T R O P IC W I L D I A A E * f in GLORIOUS TECHNICOLOR itanini SATURDAY ONLY : 1:0* (:lk S:I0 1:ii» T il* t:3 " S.ui) »:JU |«.»0 •• •THK KING AND 1" begin# Sunday and plays through Tuesday at the RITZ THEATRE, starring Yul Hrynnor and Deborah Ker. Friday ft Saturday aptkhvuum t ! ;# n 13:|n 12:10 1-ort Deborah Kerr b Anna, the teacher of the King’s 108 children. .Va ch explained to Anna, * he had only that many children be* cause “ 1 haven’ t been married very long,” Vicing for honors In this picture arc the color and the music of Rodgcra and HamaMt* olein. FEATURES — 1:20 - 5<14 - 8t59 •* III uvtroIf Hltlukr in f.dNSMOkl l.a* Paul, klarv f o r d I .at* I h o W — 11 : *k Nowa A Un 1:10 3:11 •:00 (■So 0:00 t:l* i ia f f o e • A T t l M P k T MOKNIUO T oot P a lla r n Induatrv na P ar od o Ouudar Seboul F oru m li bra Upon A Ulorr Carton a T im * H IL L Y Mtahlv Mono* i * :o o 10:10 11:00 n r k i «« Tatra T a t a s E s a a r r * D ll Top 11:00 11:10 1:00 1:1k 1:1k 1:00 1:00 1:10 k:0* | :lt lluflalu Hill Ilia Flat lit a Had P ar h am D ls i y Dran T lar ra V. W h ll* Bos Menrahnitid I Urtl 3 I .l*n* O m a r n l l in P m a r a m III* Tin Till (Jrand n l * O p r r i: i i :m i u C nu btrr Prutlr# Hast T h * Cluck J a rk l* Hlraaua M e a t Hhnw T w o fu r Itio Muaar lluaa Muraan Hhow (lunainnk* lllali Klnnnr# Htudln 11 n r llurtion ’a Jeer aa t A r th u r H u rr a y t^a P a u l— M. Pnrd FKATURB — 9tM CHAPTER NO. S “ GUNFIGHTER* OP THE NORTHWEST." C m fom w for thin avantl 1‘ortralt dent on each tumbler! tag tAfa wetk only! *2 4 9 ’5 i:# * i II 1t"0 1:10 1:00 litn 0:0* *10 10:00 10:10 11:00 11:10 11:01 Nowa * UO aiJMDAT 10:11 10:10 11 00 C«ifiRlaf« with CONTAOl AT N Q IX T R A CO ST 11:10 11:00 11:10 1:00 ■oaiiaa Taot Pallor* T h * Clirletnphor* Wnuihalde P ra abf larlan C hu rch armaaiMi Thla la T h * 1.11* W ild IIIH l l l r k o k Mllllor I K oala I H i: K I D FEATURES — 5:51 - 7:39 WOKDAT MUHUIWO Itlyn On Dawn llrtakara Saw. W a t i c r a Ja aibora* Kewa Wear a O ' c l o c k Club New ■ .F lor id a New a. W orld Hprirt* A l A fltaoaa Juckay'a Kholra M ural*! D am lloao H a rm on y T im e W o r l d At Nlo* Mnrnlod Mrtndla* H a re * Thar* 1100 Club STARTS SUNDAY M ore ^ ^ M ^ than your e y e t ^ have ever te e n ... More than your heart hat ever known Nrwo 110* Club llama O f Malady W o r l d At Nona APTKMUOON I lad lo F a r m P ts a ot liar No* * n a a c b Nowa liar Nona Ran ch A m r r lr a n t. aaa a* Clam* T e r n T im a N ew t T ea* T i m * * IN THE COMPUTE GRANDEUR OP INEMASCOP COLOR by DE LUXE f nwMWteder In Uanet 308 E. FIRST 8T PHONE 417 A SCENE FROM The Revolt o f MamU Stover abowiag at thd Novidlsad Ride-la Tbeatxe Sunday A Hoc4sy. t Lt ** it �r iW : ‘ a ■ ■'Vp17 * ' ' •■? ' •' • w 3 1 ' - ' 1 '• •; ■' Death Claim s 'Slo ga n ' Sm ythe Special Session Of Legislature roves To Bo Successful Moot • The rseant special eeeaiotj ef the Florida Legislators oparatad as smoothly and aa effldeaUy as any governing body could bo axpectod to function- 'W hite Collar' Workers " T h e A m e r ic a n w o rk in g c la ss Is clam p ed in the jaws of an economic nutcracker,'* blubbered the Marxist New Masses two de* cades ago. "The man who works with his hands is a slave." ____________ m________ ____ If the tfc -8. manual laborer ever wore •the announcement made by the Governor chains he shed them in a hurry—or at ^ '• iw ard ln f the program which was to ba least had them gold plated and studded with presented during the special meeting. rubies. Clearly, he's never had it so good. Each day's reports out o f the State CapI* But if there are any more tears to be - ’ tel aa wet] aa the daily Journals published shed about "economic exploitation" in this , at tha does o f each day's session gave country let them be saved for a revolutionary aecouni o f tha deliberate action on tha journal we might call the -New Bourgeoisie, pari o f tha Sonata and Legislature as the dedicated to the poor, wilting “ white collar." ^ , various btUa were considered. It's just like the AFL-CIO Economic < Other tM * the bombshell which exploded Policy Committee said the other day. The E T j n tha midst o f tha lawmakers during the white collar may still retain some of Its r ~ diaeusskms on its last day—the controver- value as a symbol o f freedom from manual -gig) jggggg were handled placidly. labor but any tangible evidence demonstrat* We eaa see how the special session o f tag the superiority of the white collar status the legislature could have resulted in one has been fast disappearing. sq u a b b le had not the Governor used a According to the Federal Reserve Bank > part o f the statutes to confine the deltbera* o f Now York, working class earnings have turns within the bounds of what the body risen more than white collar earnings in ‘ o f gragtors sad representatives were brought eleven out of the seventeen yean between • to ThSahassss to consider. 1*88 end 1955. Bad the action boon a maneuver to d rOn a percentage basis, the manual work“ ~eumvant tha L e g is la tu r e in a manner un- er has far outgalned the white collar worker ^becoming a representative of the people in annual Income since 1989. Laborers In would disagree wholeheartedly—but the 1954, for instance, .made 250 per cent mots weeedwt shettrrfig move wee lawful end then they did In 1989. Clerical end kindred within the right of the heed of our 8tata. workers only realized « gain o f 168 per From ell indications—ell has been ac- emit. ggppUahed for which the apodal seaslon All this has happened In spite o f a mark* iw e Increase the demand for white collar work!w* ---------------------------- eri. In fact, from 1940 to 1954 the number S ' A husband la like en egg—if kept eon- of workers In white coder occupation, in­ £tfctUously In hot water he becomes hard- creased 67 per cent. During the asms period, workers in manual occupations Increased 3 * °* . . . only by 26 per cent. Weep not for the man In overalls. Hie t • Bonis o f tha new care can do what some collar is blue but new. It’s ths white col­ £ 1people cannot shift for themselves. ls redderk who deserves your pity. All he needs' is for some latter-day Max to remind The Sanford Harold him ihat he has nothing to lose but his VaMMM Dqby B ate* Saturday .• « Su necktie. 1A#l New Dining Room Table Housewives, rejoice! One of your most [___ constant occupation! is about to bo abolish* wfJT A French electrical engineer has. patentM>aar. ed a new dining room table, which does not iuia« have to be laid or cleared away. Nor need *"*■ the dishes be scraped end washed. Whet ------ more can you ask? IIFTIOtt RATES The table la equipped with en endless belt, f watk Oaa K.aih «l.»l to which sets of dishes are attached. The dinar sits down end presses a button. A aarda of tfcaaka raoalaiiaaa aa« •at far Ua M rw M »r raiilna plafe, a glass and cutlery appear. All hut half dollar. During the first World Wsr he —Dm Ui ha. claimSmythe, the inly reined more . then 1,000 slogans hlatory who look­ and battle cries, such ■* "Lend Democratic U. 9. to Defend ~ "Keep the Hun on praaldanta. tb« Run," end * Buy and Keep Thing, won't be the acme with- Liberty Boods.” le t him at the OOP convention In He came up with at least 1,000 San Pranclaco next week. more slogans In the second World J. Henry Smythe, who became War. Including, "Ackl Ack; Flak! America', f l m profeaalooal slo- riakl Back the Attack!", and Our Men—Buy Bonds ganeer (he coined 100,000 alo- "Back ■ana), haa been n leading figure Again.” -p erh ep * char actor la a better Swept by slogan fever tomewort—at Republican National times be threw o ff 160 in a day ConvenUona for more than half durlnu a strong selxurc be put hie muse to the unpaid service of a century. Aa tome men are fire buffa, organisations plumping for every­ Smythe, who never sought or held thing from a bigger Flag Day to public office, became a political lltter-frc* America. He even tried to popularise one of the Ten Com­ mandments with "D o Not Covet; Be Above IL" Smythe usually was Impartial at a Republican convention, often showing up with aa many as SO slogans for each presidential can­ didate. The acclahn accorded his ISOS mild souL lie n e v e r again achieved the apotllght, but he masterpiece, "Let's Maks It a could no more atay away from • Lendontllde," went to Smythe'* Republican convention than 1 top­ h»ad. He showed up at the Demo­ er could turn away from a bottle. cratic convention that year proud­ Although otienalbly a publl.her ly wearing an oversixed Landon of children’, book, and a creator button. The outraged Democrats of trade mark namea and adver- removed the button and gave him tiling ilogani, hla real Interests the heave-ho. A peculiar thing happened to were in political convention, and, aa he put It hlmielf, “ the promo­ Smythe In the tMO's. He began to look like Franklin D. Roose­ tion of patriotlam.” One of hla eruaadei that haa ao velt. The esemblance was to far failed: Hla attempt to get the striking at the 1918 OOP conven­ Unknown Soldier named to the tion that many delegates did n startled double-take as Smythe hall of fame. But Smythe. who in middle age went by. They thought "that developed a pa.1100 to look lik* man" was still haunting them. Smythe, far (rum being annoy­ eomeone else (anyone who waa famous), did achieve another goal ed, was flattered to be told he after a friend remarked, “ you lookeJ like FDR. Perhaps the only public figure In America hlstofy look like Benjamin Franklin." He got a number of governors he did not want to look tike waa ‘ to declare spoclal day* honoring Aaron Burr. A few months ago, thin and en­ Franklin and waa Inatrumental In getting Franklln’a profile on tha feebled from a long Illness, bn came Into my office, turned hla head sidewise and aaked: "Who do I look like nowf* I confessed *1 wasn't sure, and he said wistfully: "Many people uuw tell me f look estctly like Woodrow Wilson,'' And, by gosh, ha did: Smythe, a bachelor, died all alone In Bellevue Hospital this week, far from the convention exciUident be laved. Some thought h la a busybody and a nuisance, but I liked him for what be waa—a kind, gentle, publicity—loving eccentric who al­ ways was on the outside o f things h* wanted to belong to. LUv doomed him to the fringe*. But he remains on old and charming footnote In American political folklore, and deserve* at least a soft "hallelujah'' lq Heav­ en, where he I* probably coiningslogans like, “ Make the Day O o Shine Your Halo!” YOU'RE TELLING ME! Additional Automobile add­ ed at 757o of shore rates. If 5 or more, a discount of 10% to 28%, Plan exper­ ience credit of 5% to 20%. By HAL BOYLK NSW YORK ad "Slogan'’ Republican la ed like two Veterinarian's Tool Said To Ease "DTs' •y MMM N. MMNSM, H.S. PHYSICIANS have, borrowed a tool from the veterinarian* to balp ortreotn* delirium tremoni to chw cto aloohollam. For year* vata have been giving magnoalum salts to eattl* to prev«nt “ gran auggtrs.' after early spring grating. This Hints* usu­ ally hits livestock about two weeks after the animals have be­ gun to sraae on the new spring grass. Moqaaotum Deddency It la always token undtr the doc­ tor'* direction. Of course, low magnesium blood levels are found In ether caeca, rueh aa congestive heart failure, epilepsy* malignant renditions, certain akin diseases, asthma, hyperthyroidism and In severe starvation. mom to Help In these cases, too, giving mag­ nesium salts seems to benefit pa­ tient* with delirium or tremor. Magnesium treatment may tie# help counteract aehoue nervous and mental aymptoma developed by patients with etrrbaeto e f the Uvtr who receive ammonium tails aa part of their treatment. You never know where medical help will coma from. It product* nervousness, reata, muscle twitching, ungait, lack ef appetite, to of teeth, a wild look, con stan t low ing and grating away from the hard. It'a caused by magnesium deficiency. Doe to n have noticed almll aymptoma—with certain obvious Mra X. W. What la the best way exception* — occur in human: with a deficiency ef magnesium to treat nausea and vomiting during pregnancy? Answer: ainee nearly fifty per Your body ordinarily contains cent of the women who are preg­ le u than one ounce of magna- nant have nausea and vomiting •lum. Hut absence o f even a little during the first three months of o f thto minute amount might re­ pregnancy, not too much concern sult In excessive nervousness, should be paid to nonnal amounts muscle twitching, tremor, deliri­ of this distress during theta months. * um and even convulsions. Doctors believe that chronic Usually, fating smaller amounts alcoholism might be an Impor­ of food at snore frequent Inter­ tant cause of magnesium defl vals and the eating of a greater tiency aymptoma. And admlnl* amount of starches helps. The Uatlon of magnesium salts to us* of sedatives aad a drug known alcoholics In delirium tremens ss diphtnhydraaiBs art ef help appears to be btlprul o I eeurac in certain eases * am *, am* ' treSisMula* far al rtiutar advartltlag rat**. • h WfUiAM Riff" Crelret Freai W ritrr IN PCXU they've just fiidaaed c o a tin g the r e u s m m in that natian’a preeidMUal aleetlea held mate than a meath age. What'i the matter—were they afraid the wrong guy waa winning T t t I tfeaadpaw Jrektoa aaye t e l /•aad M i ptr/ato w ean* a / aaah fe f agr. Ha read* alt that* new! Noma ( t o i l MHearts to ABA A n klakari There'a ground movement * fever af. under* all to I l I An Icc^eld akotecr on arising Stimulate* thought, eaye a midIre. Tto thought, gdrfigpt# not to fry the stool agato t 1 1 I A lurenann ablpping magnate la ebatpad wlib aignlng a eanireri vritb tovlelbla lak. WhaV* thle-n I I I Career women may eventually |n ngllgi m HOWE ftodte becetn* u bald aa men—an Item tram London. On lha other hand, we doubt whether helping the r'a a n y af lT-year wife with the household chores rapidly dwindling aa .will atop that—er—receding hair tot parity erltttra dig m far their We Writs 6-Month On AatomobltM. P oIIc Im Our rate* comparable with the leadlnt. Independent compa.ilen offering 6-month policies to preferred risk*. Our Preferred Mink Llsbi-^ llty Ratesi CLASS t CLASS 2 F or 814.40 980.60 F arm ers CLASS CLASS 1 2 811.60 128.80 82,000 Medical Expensed and/or death benefit added for 95.00 CLASS 1 • No male driver under age 25 CLASS 2 • Single Malt owner or driver under age 21. No Memberahlp Fas To Pay No Application To Sign Boyd-Wallace P Friday, August 17, 1956 * TODAYS BULK VER1E . ' But Jesua rebuked unclean spirit and healed the boy,—Luka 9:41. It is n good prsctict to rebuke unclean impulses and thoughts and say—BEGONE! Demos Handle Civil Rights Smoothly •a agreed on by Uia convention reads: “ Wa reject nil propoaala far the use of force U Interfere with the •rderiy determination o f these mat­ ter* by the co u rt" Just what that manna depends on who'a reading i t It definitely dona no pledge a D e m o c r a t i c administration in Washington to back up court or* friends'' to support tha earn promise plank to "avoid a party apUt" “ Every responsible .candidate” would aaam to include Itaveneoa and Harrlmaa. I* fore tha campremlaa plank area offered to tho full convention, a small band af Democrats decided to aak the convention la vets far PI a strongor substitute. Battle told the Virgin tans "every The Southerners knew what waa responsible candidate for president coming. 8at tight, saying no weed, has boon bringing pressure aa hla making no threat. — 1------- « r aiNNiTT eaaa------------- 1 I ® 5 Y MARCUS la the artist who drew the now -fam ous car* J toon o f the switchboard operator at Jones, Jones, Jones and Joom , asking sw eetly over tho phone, “ Which one, pltaaaf Curly. Butch, Shorty or , . \ Pinhead?” StU hl Charlie 8 kUaa pictured a ( dlrectere’ meeting at lha v— + Yunusla Candy Company, C lfA f l A with the president ordering ^ | r ir y J ’ot'A Get Acquainted fudgol'” • A nd Bi Brown showed an auto salaam an explaining to a prospective customer, “ T he price tag on this beau­ tiful car r e fe n to tho d ty , state, and federal taxes. The price to additional” i A ll three cartoons appear in an A - l com ic collection called “ Ton Cndran Brasl) " K E N R E IM A N N Hnanca those naadaC Haas. Repairs with a low-cost FHA repair loan -R a Down Paynunr-ap to SI swaths Is n ea r. “ f “ vtr brih material aad labor- You need not be a depositor Is taka ~ ',“ tv rf "fJW * aewwwlou way to repair your home. An FHA Loan will pay fortlw follow liurnnaina^m ui*refca*o. • W e Overbought CHRYSLERS-PLYMOUTHS C O M E IN A N D LET U S PROVE O U R SLOG AN. ’THE BEST FOR LESS" FLO RIDA STATE B A N K OF SA N F O R D Motors, Inc. C O M M E R C IA L fr P A L M E T T O v --.J PH O N E 47 �T l r S ocia l £vcnt& Modern Piano Doubles As Room Divider IF THE YOUNGSTERS are tearful because there'* no room for a piano In your home, hero'* • aolutlon: Uia it a* room divid­ er. One home i vlilted recently had made a carport Into a music room to suit the need* of talentV ed youngatera, In that room two piano* are placed back-to-back. Everyone doesn't have room lor % development or money for that project. But a single piano might be used a* a dividing line between two rooms, perhaps a dinette and a living room. HERE'S an arrangement dcsigned by W. W. Kimball: The •piano hai a planter unit that matches the piano, placed at Ita back. Make it this way . , . Use 1-Inch lumber. Uprights, shelves and planter bottom should be 1 x 6’a. End uprights might be cut 2 inches shorter than the piano. Center upright is about ; 11S In. shorter than end picea • so top edge of the 1 x 12 In. \ planter front board is even with the endplec topi. Six shelves may be cut tl fit - between end pieces and center .upright. Check their length by laying out end pieces and planter f t front on your floor to see they are square, then measure shelf lengths. , , _ . ... , _ lb* , pl>n,!.r in. long and cut it to match the front panel. The planter bottom should be 1 X 6 In. lumber sawed 4H in. wide to fit snugly be­ tween front and back panel*. ! Assemble plsnter-shelf unit by ' building the plantar box first. Nail R end pieces to front and back pieces and to the bottom piece. Then add , center upright and shelves by toenailing where shelves Join center upright or by fastening them in -p lic a with metal corner*. USE FINISHING nails and glue in the final assembly, setting the ■ beads of the nails below the wood ! surface and filling In the depros; . »ion» with wood putty. # Attractive front and back pan­ els o f the planter may also be made of tempered hardboard in ’ place of 1 x IS lumber. When ‘ ' using hardboard, cut the planter bottom tk in. narrower than th# end pieces and nail wooden eleaU to the inside of the end pieces. # Then nail the hardboard panel* ! to the edges of the cleats and bottom piece. 4 THE PLANTER llaelf may be ^ ynada of galvanlifd sheet metaL A local tinsmith should be able to I meet your specification*. Or as no alternative line the planter _ w l t h asphaltum paint (roofing as­ phalt) and Una ll with heavy alu­ minum foil. ; Fasten tha planter shelf to the plana with acrew hooks and screw eyes, or small screen hook*. Drive the hooks into tha piano # back and screw the eyes into the ; Inside faces of the endplece Just below where they will be notice­ able. Finish the assembled plsntershelf to mkteh (or contrast) with tha piano color. If tha piano la a blond or of the llmed-oak variety, use a shellac over a tin coat of hufi-colorcd Gat paint to match It. These day* there Is a trend to painting Ihe piano to harmonise with room decor. Bright red, shocking pink, Bermuda blue, ap­ ple green, as well as other decor­ ator ahadcs, lifted perhaps from a hue In the rug, drayery or up­ holstery pattern may really »et a room o ff ilka nothing else. Thsy said the pay demand la tha chief stumbling block to a new contract but did not disclose exactly how big an lncreasa is sought. Weekly pay now rangea from $43 to $67 depending on the Job, thsy said. About 3,000 o f Tampa’s 5,000 clgarmakcrs are Involved. Enterprise New s By HELEN SNODGRASS The Woman’s Auxiliary of the All Sainti Episcopal Church com­ pleted plan* Wednesday afternoon for the tea and open house of their new parish House, a recent gift of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Ailing of Orange City, to be held at Ihe parish house on Sunday Sept. 2th from three to five o’­ clock. All the citliens of Enterprise are cordially invited, Mrs. Arthur Willgoose whd is president of the Woman's Auxiliary appointed the following committees to assist in this delightful celebration; general chairman, Mrs. Louis F. St. AmanJ; reception committee, Mrs. Lee Hcaten, Mrs. Robert Cox, Miss Katherine Lltch, Mrs. Arthur Wlllgoose; chairman re­ freshment committee, Mrs. Wil­ liam Canaday; entertainment, Henry Eberling; Invitations, Mrs. Michael McDermott; general com­ mittee, Mrs. D. J. Parker, Mrs. John Rydcne, Mrs. Carl Smarting, Mrs. Millspaugh Van Bracklc, Mrs. Henry Wood. Mrs. F. C, Long entertained with a birthday party in celebra­ tion of her daughter's Patsy Jane’s sixth birthday at their home on Saturday afternoon, Games and contest, were enjoyed during the early part of the afternoon and birthday cake and ice cream were served to the guests. Invited to celebrate with Patsy were Connie Adams, Carolyn Watson, Charles Argo, Donna flcale, Darlene Par­ rish, Clnda and Linda Bartlett and Linda Long. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Davis, Miss Ethel Summerlin, and Mrs. Elisa­ beth Hawes of St. Lucie were week end guests of Mr, ami Mrs. Ed L. Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Youngblood and children Patricia and Blit of Tampa were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn. Mr.a nd Mr*. Summer Hender­ son of Orlando we:* dinner guests of Mr. snd Mrs. C, A. Hender­ son Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Orr and children Mike and Jean of DcLand spent several days of their vaca­ tion at the home of Mrs. Orr's parents, Mr. and Mr*. H. K. Braddock. Miss Roxy Henderson returned Tuesday after having attended the wedding of a college friend in Johnson City, Tcnn. list week end. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mueller of Ehardht, S. C. were guests Thursday of their cousin, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Ifiers. Rev. K. E. Snow of Madison is spending several days hers i t his home there. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Dunn, Linda and Harvey, Charles Dunn and Miss Joan Moure of Dc Bary and Mrs. Cecil Sellers attended the Shrine Club meeting at the Beresford Yacht Club Monday. Charles, (Chuck) Dunn left Wednes­ day to assume his teaching posi­ tion in Tampa, Mr. and Mrs. A. Emerson Bab cock of Orlando, were calling on Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Ryan Thura day. Mr. Babcock's father was a guest at the former "Brock House" on the corner of Main ami Lakeahere Dr. Mrs. Sarah Gilliapie of West Palm Beach is visiting at the home of her daughter and sonin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Throop and Mrs. Gilliapie accom­ panied by Mr*. Jack Boysen and her granddaughter spent a de­ lightful day at Sanlando Springs Tuesday, The morning service at the Barnett Memorial M e t h o d i s t church will be conducted by Rev. Wayne Curry, pastor at Osteen and Stafford Memorial churches, In the absence of our regular pastor, the Rev. Donald Welling, who with Mrs. Walling and son Carl David are vacationing In Texas. Mr. and Mr*. John Wagner art moving to Daytona Beach, this week, where Mrs. Wagner will be employed by the State .Welfare Board there. M r.'end Mr*. M. H. Ryan and Miss Helen Snodgrass left Sunday for a vacation with friends and relatives in Maryland. They plan to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. P, Snodgrass, Mr. anl Mrs. Fred Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Rlehard Harris and son Mel, Mrs. Anna Glass and Miss Doris Faber were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stawart Harris in Ormond Beach Tuesday. Italian Designers Feature Brilliant Colors; Graceful Ladylike Designs FLORENCE (A1) — Italian fall and winter fashion openings at Florence were highlighted by the splendid resort collection of Emilio Pucci. Rorrowing brilliant color# and lively designs from medieval banners o f Siena, Emilio put on the most eye-catching show of the cunrnt season. Schuberth, too. was applauded for his best presentation In two years. He was a subdued Schu­ berth whose style was quiet, dignified and happily lacking In the flamboyance that once made his clothes most suitable only for film stars. Noteworthy were th* conserv­ ative offeringa of two mature dressmakers, Antonelll and Caroea. Both showed gracrful. lady­ like creations that looked fresh and chle without itrained-for ef­ fects. Roberts Capuccl, boy wonder of the Italian fashion world, showed spiral-draped spherical skirts which reiultrd In an overturnedbrandy-glass silhouette, ills floorlength sheaths narrower than any­ body else’* barely permitted their wearers to mince and Inch along. Guldi and Yenexlani differed drastically from their colleagues on what new llnea should lie. Guldi cut his hems up into re­ vealing v’a at the back o f the knees, dropped them to floorlength points at the sldci. He used unexpected vents, panels floating from everywhere, asymmetrical boleros and hobble-harem skirts. Jole Yenexlani went In for a modified sari effect thaat she called the "Wrapped Line." Dress fronts were closed draped and bound to Ihe figures. The rear view was unimportant. Her wrapping line was accomplished in suits by curved diagonal buttoning on jackets. Coats hod unbuttoned diagonal closings outlined with deep blue dyed Persian lamb, chinchilla or mink. Marucelll, the other major de­ signer showing at Florence, o f­ fered a lino railed "Cocoon.” Dresses were securely wrapped and wound around their wearers. For evening, she liked confining sheaths under free-flowing drap­ eries nnd bouffant overskirts. Despite their individualistic no­ tions, all Ihe designers showed a great many Hassle inug-sklrted suits for daytime wear and fullskirted dresses for cocktails and evening. * They outdid themselves on hall gowns of rich satins, diaphanous chiffons, rustling failles and taf­ fetas. Exquisite Italian hand em­ broidery of eltver and gold threads, beads, brilliants and cry­ stals make these dresses un­ ique. Thirteen boutiques ehowed nt Florence befulfe u * «*ut* cou­ turiers. They produced the amus­ ing casual clothes that make Ita­ lians and foreigners altks nostal­ gic for th« carefree life of Cepri and Cortina. The email houses o f­ fered culottes, back after many years, patchwork skirts and pant*, tooled Florentine leather collars, printed plush dresses and jersey knit after-ski pants among dozens o f delicious little Items. Phebean-Golden Circle Meets In David Home The Phebean-Golden Circle Gas* of the First Bsptlst Church held its monthly meeting Tues­ day evening In the home o f Mrs. J. G. David. Mrs. David’s home waa decorated with bouqucU of cut flowcra. Mr*. Eugene Pennington, presldent, presided over th# meeting. Mrs. A. W. Woodall gave an “ in­ spiring" devotional, using as her topic "Faith, Life’s Chief Com­ modity." Mra. Martha Todd gave the treasurer's report and a aunshine offering was taken. Th# class roll was then called with special interest for return o f ab­ sentee! expressed. A letter was read from a house­ mother at the Baptist Children’! Home In Lakeland in which she expressed thanks for a gift of money sent by the d a is to on* o f the orphan boys. No games were plannsd In or­ der that the members might chat a bit during the social hoar. Refresh menu o f homemade cookie*, cokes, mittU and nuts were served to thoss present who were Mr*. Dorothy Brown, Mrs. Raymond Kader, Mrs. Mirths Todd, Mr*. Eugene Pennington, Mrs. A. W. Woodall, Mrs. M. N. Cleveland and Mra. J. G. David. Officials o f the Cigirm ikert In­ ternational Union slid no strike Is in prospect. They added there hai not been an authorized strike since the union signed lU first contract with the manufacturers In 1234. Methodist Circles Circle Number One of the W.S.C.S. o f the First Methodist Church met Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs. John S t Clair White, 2210 W. First St. Mrs. J. S. Williamson, chair­ man, presided over the business session, Mrs J. W. Brown record­ ed the minutes, In Ihe absence o f the regular secretary, Mrs. I’ igginbotham. Mrs. R. F. Cole combined the Local Club Women Plan To Attend Kissimmee Confab The Business and Professional Women’* Club held lla regular monthly meeting Wednesday night in the home of Mrs. W. E. Baker at lo k e Mary. Special guest was.M r. Girard, eo-ordlnator o f D.C.T, at Semi­ nole High School, who explained tha program and it* value to the atudenU and the community and answered many quesUim* posed by the members concerning the D.C.T. program. Tha regular business meeting followed, presided over by Mr*. R. E. True in the absence of the president The grvup discussed iu co-ordinated program for the year. Also a discussion was held on the district meeting which will be held In Kissimmee this coming Sunday, Aug. 12. A group from the local club it planning to at­ tend the confab. Many of the members were away on vacation. Those present were Mrs. R. E. True, Mrs. Ger­ trude Gilbert, Mra. C. E. Hunter, Mr*. E. D. Rinehart, Mrs. Haian Constantine, Mra. Harriet Slawter, Mra. O. B. Pearson, Mr*. E. B. Carter, Mr*. Euthemla Huntley, Mra. Mary D. Knox and Mra. W. E. Baker. FAUSTS DRUG STORE N**r p. O. Phone I0S Bring or hove your Doctor Devotional and Study program Into one Inspirational talk on "Letiefa o f Paul to Local Churches." Also included in the routine business were the an noun cements o f the mission study "This Re­ volutionary Faith" which wUI be lield on Aug. 2i and of the supper on Aug. 27 of Youth Week of which Circles One and Two will lie In charge. / Longwood Ily MRS. RUTH LAYtT" Mr. and Mr*. Charles Morrlwxt are on a vacation on the West Coast. They expect to be gone a week to ‘en day*. Mrs. Florence Sunderlln, who has been a patient at the Winter Park Memorial Hospital for the past two weeks Is now convalesc­ ing at the Sarepta Rest Home in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. U. V. Miltlcin returned Wednesday from a three month trip to British Columbia and the western states. They re­ port visiting many Interesting places and having a very enjoy­ able trip. Mr*. Maude Tuppcr entertained the Saturday Evening Pinochle Club at their last get-together. Among those attending were Mr. and Mra. Charlci Wales, Fern Park; Louis Knoll and J. Hollis­ ter. Mra. Hemp Ylijeakl baa returned home % visit with her slater attc^nTiily in Miami for the past w-Jt. Mra. Clarence Snow, who Is recovering from a broken hip at the SarrpU Rest Home in San­ ford, was a guest of Mra. Edith Haltam and her mother, Mrs. Belle Abar, on Friday of last week. Miss Nanry Bolinn has hern visiting at the home of Mrs, Bette Lockley and. daughter, San­ dra, for the past two weeks. U. V. MllUoan, who has just returned from an extended vaca­ tion, was hospitalized for a few daya at the Winter Park Hospital this week. We are happy to re­ port that he is now feeling better but will be curtailed in hsl activi­ ties for a short while. Mr. and Mrs. Albert She* and sons, Gary and Edward, o f Rich­ field Park, N J., have been guests at the home of Mr. 8hoa's slater, Mrs. Daniel Screeney and family for tha past three weeks. The Sheas are anticipating a move to Florida In the near future and are very Interested in locating in this area. Mra. Sarah Mobley left Wednes­ day evening by plane for Atlanta, Ga., to be with her eldest grand­ son who underwent an operation Thursday morning. fia M om d A Mr. and Mra. O. W. Douglas of Savannnah, Ga., are in town visit­ ing her parents, Mr. and Mra. A. C. Williams. tors. Louretta Smith, her son Bill Smith and her son-in-law and •laughter, Mr. and Mra, Louis Barksdale and chIMrco, ail of Floyd Knobs. Iml., are spending a week with Mrs. Elma Smith of W. First St. Calendar THE SANTrmn HERALD Frl. Aug. 17, 1950, Pago 5 Radio-TV Highlights By CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK, i f — Unless you want to split' a few hairs, you should agree that television and radio have done a pretty good job of covering the Democratic Na­ tional Convention. Never has any gathering o f'h u ­ man* ao thoroughly demonstrated that virtually everybody In the country believes he knowi exactly whore a TV camera should bo pointing at a given moment. On opening e v e n i n g Democratic Chairman Paul Butler in listed that CBS cameras should have been pointing at a film on the glories of the party, CBS Prcsi dent Frank Sbmton replied that hla newsmen could point cameras wherever they wished. After this not so historic mo­ ment every body lined up and took sides. It gave the critics some­ thing to chew on and launched a new—or camera-pointing—school of criticism. After that anyone could fill a page or a half-hour of conversation on whether cam­ era! should have been trained on the platform Instead o f being trained at delegates — or vice versa. As was to be expected, the net work gentlemen were at firat be­ mused by their new toys, all those creeple-peeptea and Ihe like. But after a while they aettied down and begun uilng them aa Instru­ ment* instead of toy*. The bunlen of the commenta­ tors, especially In the early staged waa trying. They wera required to pontificate on the basis of fragile fragments of fa ct If they occasionally were boring, they must have been bored themselves with the necessities uf their as­ signments. Only a bold viewer could say one network hag been "better" in Ita coverage than another. ABC, with such old hand* as John Daly and Quincy Howe, and CB8 , with such veterans aa Walter Cronklte, Eric Bevarcid and Ed Murrow, came to tho convention with more lessoned timber than NBC— apart from the venerable It. V. Kitten born. Yet NBC has equaled and some­ times surpassed the punch and footwork of th* belter-known*. This is chiefly thanks to the trlumvirate of Chet Huntis), David Brinkley and Bill Henry, whom NBC hai kept locked In the smoke house long enough. Any one o f them could handle a dally net­ work newa program. Brinkley, the least experienced, la the "discov­ ery" of the convention; he aaya a lot well, with the Inclsivencss of Elmer Pavla, Thlckm canned cherries with a Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hughrs of W. First St. had as dinner guests little cornstarch and layer over Wednesday evening Mrs. Louretta packaged vanltla pudding. Smith, Rill Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barksdale and children of Floyd Knobs, Ind. and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Huth of New Albany, Ind., who are spending their honey­ The Circle also got o ff to a moon in Daytona Beach. good start on its sale of vanilla flavoring or behalf o f tha Mrs. George E. Quinn ha* her church. two nieces, Miss Dorothy Anli Refreshments of Ice cream and Quinn and Miss Linda Quinn nf raka were served to the follow­ Washington, D. C. staying with hrr. ing. Mra. C. r . Branan, Mra. J. Miss Carolyn Cantrell of rounds, W. Brown, Mrs. R. F. Cole. Mrs. Va., and Miss Nancy Uvlesay of B. B. Crumley, Mra. Fred Per- Rogersvlllr, Tcnn., have returnrd kins, Mrs. A. M. Remusst, Mra, to their horns* after visiting MU« Octavla RumbJey, Mrs. John St, Sandra Monforlon and Miss Sonjs August IT Hair White and Mra. J. S. Wil­ Monfortnn of 1120 Sanford Avenue lo n li firfcoR liamson. for the past week. Gertrude F. Cox Happy Birthday FRIDAY Closing Demonstration program of the Vacation Blbla school at the Christian and Missionary Al­ liance Church, Park Ave. and 14th Street at 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY Sunday — The Junior Choir of the First Baptist Chtftch will re­ hearse at 6:00 p. m. , MONDAY The Dependable Ciisa e f tha First Methodist Church will serve «uppcr for Youlh Week at McKin­ ley Hall at 6 p. m. The regular monthly business and social meet­ ing will be held at 8 p.m. The Boy Scout* of the First rresbyteriar. Church will meet in the Scout Room at the Church at 7:00 p. m. The Rev. G. E. Kline will conduct the morning devotions over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. TUESDAY The Unity Class will meet in the Valdez Hotel at 8 p, m. The Rev. Josephine Stuckle will teach the new book "How to Let God Help You." Everyone L welcome. The members of the D.A.V. will have a social meeting at the D. A. V, hut n* 7:30 p m. AH arc urg­ ed to attend. The Pioneer Fellowship and Recreation will meet at the First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p. m. The Rev, G. K. Klin* will conduct the morning devotions over WTRR, Sanford, at 1:30 t . m. The Sanford Tourists and Shuffleboard Club wUI hold a covered dish supper at 6:30 p, m. Judge Ware’ s Bible Class will hold it* monthly m ist at the Me* Kinney Ranch on W. First St. at 7 p. m. The meeting will take Ihe form ot a covered dish rapper and hosts and hostesses for the oc­ casion will be Mr. and Mrs. R. U McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bates, Mrs. Fred Smith end Mra* Rosalie Hamilton. WEDNESDAY Wednesday — Prayer Service will be held at The First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. Dr. Brooke will continue teaching the book entitled "Growing e Christian Personality." The Girl Scouts will meet at th* First Presbyterian Church at 3 70 p. m. The Mid-Week Bible Hour wUI be conducted by Rev. A. G, MeInnls, paster of the Firat rreebyterian Church at 7:30 p. m, The Rev. G. E. Klin* will conduct the morning devotions over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a. nu THURSDAY The Rev. G. E. Klin* will conduct the morning devotions over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. yirisrt, bet Dial deeew’t swsa a shot Uke thle right for jtm r family Cksiataraa cant k a 'l ja g DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOOTINO IARLY Though the calendar tells tM Christmas la still months away, our suggestion to you today ia to do your Christmas shooting early! ■That’s because summer Is ■ snapshooting season that Just naturally abounds in opportuni­ ties for excellent pictures. The places you visit on weekends or longer vacation trips, the pleasures o f outdoor living and leisure hours, the children at play—any and all of these may give you an outstanding shot that could easily make a distinctive photographic greeting for you and tha family to tend out next Christmas. We think practically everyone would agree lhat tha most indi­ vidual, the moat personal Christ­ mas card is a photographic on*. Wherever you go this summar, there’ll be plenty o f picture In­ spiration at avery turn. Vacation trips can take you to museums, historic churches and distinguish­ ed old houses. And from places such as these your camera can help you bring back a fine pi*> ture of an art treasure, a pictur­ esque steeple, a graclouf‘ old doorway or a Huge Colonial brick fireplace. Remember, any of these can express your own personal message of "peace on earth, good will to men" attractively azkl 1* a moat dramatic way. If it’s a landscape lhat catehee your fancy, you can memorable picture by stu in your viewfinder end > smell section of it carefully^ Concentrate on a big tree, o r * curving hilt, a stream winding through the velley, or an inlet in the shore line. If there’e just to* much for one view, plan on divid­ ing Ihe scene. Take several ahoUk concentrating on on* main fea­ ture o f the landscape in each pic­ ture. So we say—whatever th* eub» Jcct and whatever the irrn t keep ynur Christmas can! I* mind when you do your summar snapshooting. —John Van Guilder 5A N FO R D Continues Through Saturday telephone your next pro­ scription t* m. It will b* Bccwatriy compotndod with frrah drug* at ■ fair aod ron— ihl* price... 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S a l. P h on a IS IS 414 W . » l k 111 M a c . A r a . P k a a a 441 fy f j £ V- V <. ^ ." & i V* ■At _LI . ?&; | lyV. t* • * 1 1 • n a r fa a M uola Daaaaaaa T h a M a ja a ty o f a n Inram * i p a r th la R edaam ar O n T h a ir B e a u tifu l N aw C h u rch E iif ic a . O rg a n . P. M . Campbell Builder • Tha Wurlitser Organ furnished bjr ■. * ; • ». V > - V Ilia o m n ia H i-W a y O r la a lo , P la rM t *• r a ® * »• iff * P hona 144T " I f I f . W o r th P r ia U a f— I f . W a rtk P r la t t a c R lfh C * US 8a. Park Ara. \ j t , ., Calory City Printing Co. • General Contractor f , Robinson Music Company ■i C oncatnlathH ia T o T h a L n th a ra n C h a rck O f Tfca * • •‘ • Dedication i **v*i*m m *w *e*m m m *tiT r\m*i ■ a ■»,■W in m n w .M Service Held 3:30 �THE REDEEMER Tlit First aerrtee t f th t Lutheran Church of H it Redeemer v u heM on May li, IBM la the flan ford T k M Club where tach Sunday for n ort than thrta y e a n both Sunday School and church services have been r> gularly observed. * 7 Sunday afternoon at 3»S0, the congregation, which has frown ateadily throughout Its abort hlalory, win dedb cate Its first building, a chapel located juat o ff Highway 17*92 .at the corner o f 25th Place and Oak Avsnu* Simultaneous with Its dedication day, the Lutheran Church o f The Redeemer, Missouri Synod, will mat* available to Its friends In the Sanford Area a “Prayer For Tht Day" telephone service. Beginning with Sunday, August 19, you may atari your day or fill a v«ry impotent moment, with a telephone prayer hr calling 1923. Rev. Phillip Schleesmann la Tutor of the Lutheran Church of The Redeemer. Let Brothers Shermon Concrete Pipe Co. • Plumbing • Concrete • Cement Block • Building Materials Falkner, Inc. • Roofing 199 319 Rim Are. • Sheet Metal Work 1420 Chicago St. out w. lath st. Phono 33531 Orlando, Fla. Phene 1499 “ Crane Preferred Plumbing Since 1917* 9 I l • • Sanford Linoleum b Tile Co. Clarence L. Wynn " ,f • Installed Carpet for the Alter, and Vinyl Plastic Floor TUe. • Painting P, ft Bog 774 Ilf W.'lat UL t Phono 1933 Phono 1917 “Painting—Decorating—Taper Hanging* i • . * p.rn - , • . ' Sunday -.I * August 19th, Public Invited :K . >> • w « -■ I JLi 1 J _____ �Funeral Saturday For W. P. VanHoy W. P . VanHoy, 16, died at the Anderson Nursing Home at I p.m. yesterday afternoon after n ling­ ering illness. - IT . LOUU (M—Bank Aaron, Mi B e * . *5s~ 96, IMS, In Cast County, Mo., Mr. VanHoy w ai n retired farmer and bad made bit borne at 600 Magnolia Avt. Survivors Include two daught­ ers, Mrs. Georg* Lelber o f La­ ramie, Wyo. and Mrs. Harry Xing, Missouri; one ton, J. H. VanHoy, Charleston, 8 . C. Funeral servlets will be held at J49 average. He has 145 hit* In Dm Briaaon Funeral home at 10 491 times i t b it. a.m. Saturday with tba R#v. V. His detect competitor la Watty H. Grantham officiating. Burial . Moo* of the St. Louis Cardinals will bo at n later date. with JIT. Aaron l i Seeking N L Belting Crown GIZZARD SHAD CLEANED OUT O f LAKE MIAMI tel — The Florida Gam* end Fresh Water Fish Oontmis* ■Ion said yesterday that about 140,000 pounds of glxsard shad Java been cleaned out o f Lake Trafford, three mile* weat o f Immohaiee. Speckled perch, e gam*fish, feed on the shad and disdain fish­ ermen's lure*. The commission be­ lieve* fishing should be fine the next few week*, FIR EST O N E Cleon Up Legal Notice TRADE 1MB CHICAGO (It—Florida delegates to the Democratic convention to­ day debated a choice (Or the par­ ty's vice preiidential nomination after going along with Adlst Stev­ enson for the top spot. Rep. Robert L. Sikes, delegation chairman, Mid the state "ceata 95 nominated without allowing th« states to make twitches. It wai obvious that Florida wanted U make Its vote unanimous. Their choice fdr vice president ii expected to be determined today. Jerry Carter of the Florida Rail 40,000 more Florida Democrats could bo brought to the poll* in November. Ha explained that tha Kefauver machine is still lntaet in Florida and toady to go at once. With another candidate, Carter ■aid. it would taka five weeks to aet up an organisation. With the nomination of Steven■on, Sikes said tha Democrats would start working for the ticket for six Southeastern state* with headquarter* in Atlanta. Sikea said Florida Democrats woulld start working for tha ticket aa soon aa hay gat home. JO( Ttiwnnmp I* miilin* 10 Kaet. situate In IDs Hast 4 of the NWU of Hn-tlon |e. Township 19 IS nouinL Houth^lienee ■nip n*n»w IS Kaet.• pursuant to Chanter III, Florida ]Sy (JltDKIt o r THIS HOARD o r oletutea, leal, toe iuiluwm* ilewrlbc o u n t y c u it M i k n i o n is n ■ ail land* III Hemmule Uuunty, Honda or inssf i n o i . k c o u n t y , F l o r i d a . will he uttered fur sale, at public 1*1 It. I*. Herndon uuury fur the hleneel and ben cash Ae Clerk of Held Hoard uld al tne front door of the Mernleole Meek N. iTnv-land. Jr. Count* Court House. at Maeford, be. P. Cl. Dee tin Hanford. Florida County A ltora r* USED OUTWOAKD l| 7.00 MOTOR i g .00 U8ED BICYCLE THE FOLLOWING AMFUBHEHBKO MJCHCHAMD18B MUST OO I I I Ym Never Had SUCH BAKU AIN 8 . . POWER MOWER j ] QQ CHILDS PLANE I I M TELEVISION m i ELEC. STOVE | 5 (QQ RRPR1U EKATOK noTitst o r ci .kction He ll known that I, II. A OKAY, H -cr-l»rr o f Htsto nt Che Stale o f Florida du hereby give notice that n UKNKIIAI, Kf.BCTlON will be held In UHMIMJf.H Count*, Htale of Flurlda, on Tu—dev neat .uuce-dln* the t in t Monday In November, A. ii.. I Si*, the said Tu.Mlay belli* the HIXTII IIAV UP SUVKMSKH For I're.ldent of the United Hlatee For Vice Prealdont ut the United Hlatee Par Unit'd Htntr* Henntor from the Htale o f Florida Fur Henre.aatative In Cunare.e of tha Slh Uonaro.alonal d istrict For Four ( l l ju.th-ea nf the Hupremn Uuurt For Hnv-rtiur For Hevretery o f Minis For Uomiitruller For Cominle.loner o f A*rlcuUure For Hlelo Treasurer For Atlornry (Irnrrat Fur Hupnrlnlrndeni o f I’ ublle In­ al ruction F or l u l l run d and 1’ ublte Utilities CemMltaloner For Htaia Attorney Ilk Judicial Circuit For Hints Henator for Sfth H.aato* rial D l.lrlct For T w o Mambera of Ihe House o f It.p re .e n ta llv r. For County f s t e t For cle rk o f tJai Circuit Court For Hherlff For County A e.eieor o f Tetee For Tee Collnotor For County Hnprrlnlend.nl o f ru b lie In.truetlon For Hupervltor nf llrelitratlon For County P ru ..cu t(n * Attorney For I llem brra nf Ihe llnerd o f County Commle.lnn.ra For. I Members nf. the County Hoard of I'ublla In.trurtlun F or Jueltrn nf the P .e re In end for^ the folio w in* Dl.trlcte, Vlei 1 TELEVISION I f t OR 11 B I B USED INNER TUBES EACH (sALB, INHIDE WALL J FAINT M ** Federally donated foods receiv­ ed for use In school lunch programa in Seminole County during the p v t year were valued nt 650.01 according to a-report Just received In the office o f School Superintendent R. T. Mllwee. This information was furnished by E. Lee McCubbin, Director o f Commodity Distribution o f the State Department of Public Wel­ fare, which acta aa the receiving and distributing agent in Florida for the U. 8 . Department o f Agri­ culture. During the fiscal year ending June 90, foods with ■ fair whole­ sale value of 63,860,604 were dis­ tributed statewide with slightly over 66 percent o f the total going to school lunch programs. The remainder waa distributed to non­ profit charitable institutions and state non-penal institution*. These foods came to Florida without coat through the federal price support programs and tha National School Lunch Program, and in tha schools they are used to make a more nutritional meal available to the children at the lowest price possible. Tbit, in terms o f pounds of groceries, amounted to almost 11 million pound* or 901 freight cars. The 1965-56 fiscal year waa the largest in Florida experience both lr dollars and poundage. Among the item* received wtn dried apricots, dried beana, butter, cheese, canned cherries, grapefruit sections, froxan ham1 burger, canned ham*, lard, vege­ table shortening, salad oil, orange Julc* concentrate, peanut butter, canned peaa, canned pork prod' nets, freto prunes, rice, sweet potatoes and canned tomatoes. To date this fiscal yrttr Florida haa been allocated over three mil­ lion pounds o f food, the bulk of which will be distributed to school lunch programs. MARTINEZ, Calif., (It - A phy­ sical therapist lay hetpleaa for 4V4 day* beside a highway after wrecking his automobile In avoidin i aMMTun the road, Daniel Q. Arnold, 46, was boapi la lited with a broken pelvis, but was reported "in fine shape" to­ day by attendants. He was found yesterday by Emil Rebcr, who for the third day noticed skid marks o f Arnold's car and investigated. Arnold left home at 6:10 a.m. Sunday for his Job at Contra Costa County Hospital In Martinex. He drove a back road to plek up a nurse who worked at the hoapital. IN TtIH CIRCUIT COUNT OF THIS NINTH JITIIC lA f, CINCt'ST. IN ANII FIIIS DHWI NOUN COUNTY, FMtHIIIA. IN IHANCF.NV. HOW A im L TKNUj.KTOH and YVONNN PKNDLICTOr rtalatlffs VAHOAHKT A. H PH K A nnm tT and WKNDAI.L N. HPHKADUUIIT, D .f-n danle MOUTH A<1K FDIIKCUiailRH HI). I l l * NOTIfH TO IIKPKNII TOKYO, (II — Typhoon Baba battered southwest Japan today, kilting at leaat 99 persona, wreckIng farms and communications and sinking mor* than 75 small boats. Tha national police also reported I person* milling, 11 Injured and 13 "fishing boats damaged. No~Ameitoana wer* r e p o * ^ harmed, but the storm caused minor damage to buildings at the U. 8. Air Base at Itexuke and tha naval bat* at Basebo. The center of the typhoon, with winds up to 110 mite* per hour, swirled over Japan's westernmost Goto Islands *ad severely pound­ ed the Kyushu Ashing fleet. Baba roared on up the western coast o f Kyushu — Japan's main southern Island—and into the Korea Strait*. IN THH COUNT OF THN COUNTY JUDUH, er.w iN ni.io ti o V n T V. Ft.uMIDA IN FNONATN IN RN KHTATK O F O C. WILCOX DRCBABKD TO Af.L CREDITOR* AND ALL PKHBONS HA VINO CLAIMS OR DCMANDa AOAINHT HAID EBTATEt You. and aach o f you, aro hereby notified aad required ta present any claim s aad demands which you, or either o f you. may hava a*at*at tha aetata o f O. C. W llA OX. deceased, late o f Samloele County Florida, to tho lion. SSraeet llousholdor, Coualjr Judea o f Homlnolo County, at hla orflea In Iho County Courthouse la Hanford. Homlnolo County. Florida, within al*ht moat he from Ike dale o f the flrel ou bllcetloa hereof. Alt cla im , and demands aot presented within the time and ta the manner t a k . Hetehte arcordlh* to plat thereof as rernrded In 1-lat Hook I, pa*a T7, Public naenrde o f Hemlnnle County. Florida, and you are hereby required lo file your An.w er (a n d /o r other defences! with ihe Clerk o f tho above .trie d c o u r t and to .area a copy the roof noon tha p la in tiff, al tho addrtea o f the plalntlffe* attorney o r upon tha plaintiffs' attorney, whnee name and address aapeara herein, on nr before the 10th day o f September. ISIS, fn default thereof, this reuse w ill proceed e i perle upon the eslry of a Decree Fro Coofeeao a * . Inet you. WtTMRSH my hand end east o f the Court el Hanford, Hemlnnle County, Florida, th l. tha llt h day o f Auauit. A. T). Ilia. O. P. Heradnn cle r k o f the Circuit Court (Ilea F. Oeborne. Jr, ! will not ha responathl* for debt* Incurred by anyone other than myself. ERNEST L. HUMPHRY Y O U 'L L r iN O ir / • W KLL . W O RTH Y O U * W H IL E TO M O U R N ER YO U* D O M IC IL E Deanna School of Dance, a new dancing studio owned and operated by Mjs» Deanna McMsmi* from U /BM 5, have its debut Sept. 6 when registration will be opened for the youngster* of Sanford from thre ye*r» old “ on up.*' Miss McManus conies from a family whose main idea seems to be "dancing1'. Her mother Mrs. Eina McManus said that Deanna's older sister Is head teacher nt the Ehscn Studio in Orlando while Deanna herself has danced with the Florida Symphony Orchestra (ballet) for four year*. For the past two years she has held the leading role in “ Nut Cracker Suite,” and "Sleeping Beauty". The school of dance will be located on Highway 17-B2 Hiawatha Ave. Mlsa McManus trained with the Stone and Cameron Studio In Chi­ cago last fall; with Tommy Armor of Miami, who was formerly with the Ballet Ruset and took a teach­ ers course In Tap and Ballet in New York City. She also has been teacher at the Ebsen Studio In Orland for two yean and haa had extensive train­ ing there. Miai McManus offers the "young hopefuls” of Sanford lessons in Tap, Ballet, Aerobatics and Ball­ room. There will be a recital at the end of the dance term complete with costume* and effects. She la planning to go to Canada next year to study with the Cana­ dian Ballet Co. in Toronto. A deer stepped onto the road and Arnold slammed on the brake*. His car skidded and rolled five timet down a steep 35 foot embankment. HIN*Y |. MATTHtt, an Uwuranc* broker, offers in Cleveland to tnArnold could not stand. He luro the tlfe of President Elsen­ shouted but no one heard him. hower for 61,000,000. Ha wired He wormed his way to a dis­ hi* proposal to Republican Na­ carded bottle and filled It with tional Chairman Leonard W. radiator water. The water tasted Hail with (ho information that oily and rusty, but It kept him several insurance com pantea are working on the policy. Matthea alive. said they believe that tha Presi­ He waved his shirt, but In vain. dent haa at least seven more He detached a hub cap and years to live. rtnternaflonatl tried using it as a mirror to signal airplanes. On Tuesday, Rebcr noticed Ar­ nold's akid marks. Wednesday, alio. On Thursday, Rebcr stopped WASHINGTON (Jl-Sccrotary of the Interior Seaton said Thursday looked down and thought Arnold hunter* of migratory waterfowl was dead. Ha notified police. can look forward to fall flights of ducks "as good a* last year"— which was described as a good duck hunting year. Seaton made the comment in an­ nouncing waterfolw hunting regula­ ______________ B y BKNNKVT C U P --------------------tions for the 1B58-5T season which contained few major changes from ATCHER DIXIE HOWELL was chasing a foul pop on# last year's rule. night it the Montreal ball park. It waa headed right oyer Principal changes include clos­ tha home teem'i dugout end one of the players not in tha ing Of the season on wood ducks fame Jumped out and in the Mississippi Flyway. grabbed Howell to prevent -------“T A spokesman for the Fish and hit falling down the step. (V5* Wildlife Service aaid the ban on Dixie ended up hanging on baiting continues. The service pre­ to the roof of the dugout * pared the regulation* bateJ on while the ball bounced way cooperative surveys of the winter­ ing and breeding grounds of the birds, with advice from the WaterP"Dld you see how high fowl Advisory Committee. that ball bounced when it The new regulations specify that landed on the concrete?” '////X SVI V j N j g the states may select the date* demanded Howell. 7 /A f/\ vlL for their waterfowl hunting sea­ "Concrete, belli" said hi* / son! within a general (ramwork teammate. "It landed on my of Oct. 1, 1956, to' Jan. 15, 1957, the same "outside dates" aa for the 1965-56 lesion. "Now that you’ve landed a ' ,. The season length tor, the Atlob b y virtue ofyour^-er—typing ability," said th3 b on to We new. Iantic and Mississippi Fly ways will V engaged and very blond* secretary, "I must remind you that early be 70 days on waterfowl and coot*. States may elect to have spilt seasons, but again will have to ac­ cept 10 per cent reduction ii. shoot­ ing da ye if they do so. Shooting hours for waterfowl and coot* will continue to be from onehalf hour before sunrise to sunset in all flywaye except Ihe Mississip­ pi, where the present limit of onehalf hour before Suniet will con­ tinue. Hunters To Have Good Duck Season C THIS HTATK OF FI .O il! DA — COUW. GOVERNOR HAH TV OF HKMINOt-Kt TO: MAIIIIAHKT A. HPIlBAt). DOUBLE MISSION 10'K Y and WKKHAl.t, H. HPHHAD. CHICAGO (It — Gov. Collins of for making investment* in Florida H llllYl Ynu, and each at you. are hereby Florida haa a double mUalon but he aald he could not identify nntlfled that Complaint h e . been filed aaelnit you In Ihe Circuit kow* them. cou rt. In end for H.mlnoU County, Ha'a attending hi* firvt national Accompanying Collins are Mr*. political convention and also look­ ing into business matters tor hla o f the O fficial Records o f H.mlnole state. For Con>labla In ae4 fo r Iho follow . cou n ty. Florida, on properly de.crlb. Collins haa found time to talk In* Justice lil.trlcle. T ie: I, S, S. ad ae foltow a: In Tentlmnnr W hereof I have ' Iuila 14 and 11. Illock *'B". r . e r l with industrialists who have plana hereunto net my hand end a i­ med tha Itreat Heal o f Ihe Htale o f Florida, al T itU h ei.ee, the Capital, this Ihe tlrd dey WARMER SUN BEAM MOWER M an L its Holplass Over Four Days By Wrecked Auto Typhoon Batters Southwest Japan ____________ N A L, Union Pilots Approve Mediation O f Contract Fued School Lunchrooms Got Over $28,000 Collin*; hk administrative assist­ ant, Joe Grotcgut; and another aide, Bob Folkea. They p* >uned to return to Flor­ ida before the convention's and. □ n r D - 4 15 MIAMI « l — Nitlonil Alrlinci and union pilot* both agreed yesterdar on mediation of their con* tract dispute but NAL vent ahead will, shut down procedure* it bad started in preparation for an a P nouneed strike. NAL Vice President J. M. Roe* enthal said "even if we were able to reopen immediately we have no assurance that we might not face the aame strike threat to­ morrow. National hai been shut down by the pilots uniotf*" Capt. It. J. llohsn, who head* die Airline Pilota Assn, o f Ameri­ ca local at Miami, said "w e wearn ready to strike at midnight Friday but we were able to call that off.*’ BROWARD COUNTY SPRAYING TARGET MIAMI tel — Broward County was the spraying target today o! U. S. Department of Agriculture planet completing their East Coast Med-fly eradication stints. Aircraft also were dlspatohad to spray Homeatead and IsolatcV portion* o f Palm Beach, Pinellas, St. Lucie. Charlotte, Hendry, Lee, Dr Soto, Hardee and Orange coun­ ties. USD A plant peet control acientiita plan to change their head­ quarters soon to Lake Alfred in Central Florida. , SPONGE BLIGHT REPORT! COUNTERED v TARPON SPRINGS III — R*A ent reports that the sponge blight waa back in the Gulf o f Mexico have been countered by arrival o f • boatload of 3,000 fine sponges. Capt. Nick Malllia said that although some o f these sponges aro damaged, thta la from grass rath­ er than the blight. The Tarpon 8prlng* sponge in­ dustry, almost killed In 19(7 by Uic blight, haa been reviving tt)| past couple of years. Colored News Club To Honor Rev. B. Hodge The Busy Hand Club wilt hon­ or the Rev. B. H. Hodge on hie 17th anniversary aa pastor o f th% St. Paul Missionary B a p t i s t Church. The celebration will be held Sun­ day at I p.m.. CLARENCE R. BUYER Third Street Like Mary. Florida D IE S E L f u u y AU10MAI/C RANGE w fth TORNADO TORBUUNCI •m l rOUOW-TNROUOH COMBUSTION Now, the WD-45 Tractor ii RvailrWb with Rn AUis-Chalmns lull diesel engine for high perform* innp power. TORNADO TU R B U LE N C E thoroughly mixee fuel and R i r • provide* “ follow -through” com* burtion for a smooth power thrust T he result is steady power end complete combustion. C a ll U s Today For A Demonstration Add to this modem diesel en­ gine the standard Big Four Power C on ven ien ces — P ow er-S h ift Wheels, SNAP-COUPLER, TwoClutch Power Control and Auto­ matic T raction B ooster — and you have the latest in modern diesel power. Let us show you the new WD-45 Diesel Tractor on your farm. sw anjam an u - a— ~ - S A N F O R D TRACTOR ►. IMPLEMENT CO. ^ n q * n » ffl» ^ a S Z ? ___ , �* Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 IT—BUILDING BEPAIR8 PAINTING Empty? 'A N T A D S ' * AtKNT *fcM FAST Ph. 1821 1A -FLA CE S TO CAT GOOD FOOD AND D A I N K S served In pleasing surroundings by plaasint people. The Doggie Diner 4 A ir. Lake Mary. MAR-LOU RESTAURANT 24— SALESMEN - AGENTS 14—APPLIANCES Appliance salesmen, truck fur­ AIK CONDITIONING Recpalr. Remodel, Rebuild, Repaint nished. Salary to compensate For . Room or Building for deliveries. Claude H. Wolfe. Jobs large or small. Call 1144-W. H. fi. P O P E CO. I N C 303 Sanford Ave. 200 Soul* p«rk Ave. Phoae 144* It—PIANO SERVICE *3—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Hotpolnt 30 gal table top hot water L L. Sill — Plano Tachnlclan heater, ISO. Ph. 003 or 144-W. Phene 11*4 Bout* t, Sanford standard Oil Station. Comer French A Lake Front. Equip10l» cu. f t Coldapot Refrigerator, 3!—ROOFING—PLUM BIN Q ment A Inventory. Phone 9144. good condition. Inquire 2401 Plumbing. Krtshr Heating Ura&dview Ave. Phone 2467-J. M. G. HODGES Servlet on All Water Pumps*Walla Drilled — Pumps Paola Read, Phone too PLUMBING Contract and Rapair Work Free EaUmatca R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1124 PLUMBING A REPAIRS Septic Tank. Installation L Service Sewtr Connections. Archie C. Harriett, Phone T34-W or 1334. W . J . K IN G Plumbing Contractor Kohler Plumbing A Supplier Ream Electric water Hettera 1434 Orlande Dr. Ph. 44 F IN A N C IA L 34—INHURAM 'S Preferred Rates to P reiem d Policyholder* John William* Inn. Agency 417 Sanford Atlaatle Bank Phene 34 9>~W *V.AD TO BUY THE SANFORD HERALD Frl., Atijr. 17, 1956. Png* • Small usad combination aafe. l*h, 04—HONKS 1127-M. Used play pen. Reasonable. Phone 3-Bedroom home. One block from _ 1171 between t:oo to 5iQP. school. Screen porch, utility room, dining area, car portc, paved streets. Low down pay­ ment. No brokers. Ph. 1464-W. 31—APTS • BOUSES . BOOMS 3-Year old concrete block hum* with car pone. 2 bedrooms, kit Tench Avenue borne suitable for rhen equipped. Living room, home A bus men, For inform* bath with tub 4 shower. Full Don call 1404. 44-BUIUMNG R A T I RIALS site screen porch. Rt. I, Box HUTCHINSON'S Ocean P r o n 632-A, Ph. 298-J. USED BRICK Apts. 330 S. Atlantic. Daytona TWO CARLOADS beautiful used 3-BEDROOM haui* with earporte, Beach- Call 3374-W for reservebrick. Orange, red, and burnt porch and utility room, Frigt tiooa attar 0:00 p. m. black. See them at SHERMAN dlire appliances, 0223 down CONCRETE PIPE CO. FURNISHED apt*. Plume 1111. LOWED- E. OZIER RENTALS SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, VELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms 1260 per M. No. 1 Common 0230 privet* baths. 114 W. First St. per M. No I Common 2135 per 19-MONEY WANTED 3 mtM. Floors T^ld k Finished; EFFICIENCY Apartment. Reasonable. E. F. Stevens, Ph. able ter haebater «r rounlt. Wanted to borrow 42000 by respon Pnvaw bate. Acres* fretm Pail 716-R-4 after 0 p.m. sible party on 2nd mortgage offlee. Maauei Jaaeftee* Gilt edge security. Re-payable RED-I-MIX CONCRETE 4100 monthly A fair interest l Room furtlaaec apt. available Window Sills * Lints l■ rale. Reply Box LB Ssnford now. a room furnished apt. Septic Tanka • Stale Approved Herald. available by July 30th. 310 Mag. Sand • Cement • Mortar 6!tx nolir. Ph. A. K. Ketaatlar, Flor­ Miracle Concrete Co. L IV E S T O C K ist 313. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 Builder — Phona 13*9 ofHc*: 2001 CL Orlande Dr. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ‘ V A -F H A -CONVENTIONAL FINANCING 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS •LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS A . K- S H O E M A K E R . J R . Phone 1901 1000 Uelionvtlle it o H T M W o t n n t — Stolen $50,000 Violin Recovered Through Want Ad By plscin| a Classified Ad in ike Hollywood (Calif.) CUitca-Newa la 1PJ4, Robert L, Reynolds, aa insurance sdlsslat was aklc to make a contact which led to covery et a $>0,000 Stradi­ vari** vlolia, stoics Eiliat Fisher, a (Mean » lallaia*, 3 year* Wfarel N4*Mil Maim91 IM tee wei»*i 99d UtMWrtf **a*Rlb* Nweed Pwmi.fi* IIMMsl*9ilf,lu I U J 4 MR Emw go Wij^ Friday Menu: Red Snapper, LobW -LO T8 GROUND floor, 3-room complateI; tier, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallops, m— DUGS—CAT1V-PETH .... CONCRETE Fish Sticki. furnished .■•urtment. 317 Pal 100x330 like front lot. Crystal Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete FOR SALE—Year old pedigree Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Roast. Point, Lake Mary. Ph. 903 or mclto Ave. IPhone Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement Doberman Pinscher, fcm slc. T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and 144-W Concrete Pipe to Meet All Qual> Home broken. Phone 1244-R. SEE Seal**)* Realty far Desir­ Meat Balia, All Garden vega fications. Contracting and itepalr l%» 9 -4* 9 18 -1 tables. MWY 17-02 South, Phone able Rome* and Apia. Phona 27. 07—BROKER* and REALTORS IN7 Sanferd Ave. Phene 1113 Homes needed for 2 kittens, 4 S h erm an C on crete 1'lpe C o. »9| |.J • :i nU75-W. AURORA II. Em­ DOWN Oat Writ 13th St. Pbeae 2U9 1 4 2 room hpi rn. m s -w . months old. Th. 1949-M2. n i li'41 JIJ! 1. Rung by a 1. Min's nick­ ploy R o b t r l A . W illia m * R ealtor CERAMIC TILE '! 11* Ml 2—PERSONAL NOTICES name choir tl). Korii ; ii ji i» 9 " 11-JP II 9 Female Manchester pups. 126. 40— BUMINKHS EQUIPMENT Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 144 Furnished garage aptt. Electric Raymond Lumiquut, Associate 6. Base ball 2. A thick tfitd •i' U4 :i \ Phene 1*73 Atlantic Bank Bldg, ench. Phone HSO. HOLLA WAY, Hospital and Bd>y Free estimate. Quality work. kitchen. Phone ITS-R. HAYNES Ofiiea Machine Co., plecd club* HI)'. <li i i ' l ' l l hi place Beds Day, Week, or Slonih—'Tel. t i : 34—HUHSKtt—CATTLE—HOGS i*n < OWNER TRANSFERRED Typewrttars, adding machines, (ileng) I. Immense Avalon Apia. Efficiency, Ph. 7201V 21. Rrver22—SPECIAL NOTICES 1423. Furniture Center — .9 m--** * Immediate possession on modem 3. Ova Sifei-Renlalt, 314 Meg., Ph. 44. 10. Opera ue ber­ l i t West First St. M -49-' • ni ■ PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS For Sale— Young milk cow. Gen. DESIRABLE oa# and two bed2 badroom masonry home, kit­ melody 4. Beverage ate WMI-JIJ 1 'll * All typos and alias, Installed or tie, letted. Ph. Sanford 1345-W1. STUDENTS-see the newest thing root* fttnlthod apt. Pk. Ul-W chen equipped, hardwood floora, 4. A creek II. Cuban 22. Skill i HI ill 1110 • V in typewriters — Royal's 1047 "D o It Yourself." No buiincsa Saturdayi. Walter recently re-decorated, good loca­ danc* (La.) 23. Ood u.*« *»• f ’ Ti-in "Twin-Pa k" portable. The fatt­ Unfurnished 4-Bedroom apt. Near T r a p ^ Enterprise._________ __ WE REPAIR AND SERVICE tion. Total prloa of |9130, with 13. Pteaaur* e. Native of of (hopping center. Mil Elm. No O—BOATI AND MOTOBI est portable on the market. In good tsrmi. IT ! N E . craft Arabia pleasure Yeeteedst'e Stewee Pau pitas*. 7 co Tors. 24 months to par. Machine and Supply Co. 14. Chests 7. Muscle 23. Place FOR SALE—TV* H.P. Outboard 107 W. tod S l Powell's Office Supply Ph. t l V 3 Bedroom. 2 hath, masonry 13. Watch poetwitch 24. Python* 22. Pier rebuilt motor. Mercury, good 117 S. Magnolia phone M FURNISHED garage apartment, 2 home, nearly new and in ex­ ket I. African 42—ARTICLES HfK RENT 27. A as. T* phrase * bedrooms, living room, electric eondition. US. Call lt ll, GATLIN BROTBEEB cellent condition, near Country 14. U nddesert fleet 34. Mglodv kitchen, bath, carports, excel Dragline A Bulldetar Servlet NOW 4 mm film rental library 17—FUKMPTRE—HOUNEHOLD Club, a good buy at f 13,300.00, measure ROBSON SPORTING GOODS It.Military life 2*. Exhibit 37, Classify . lent location. Prefar coupl*. Ph. 2231 Geneva. 2493W Banforl. with terms. at Wleboldt's Camara Shop. 210 17. Mother OFFERS IB. Jog 39. Forbid 30. EnPHONE 2417. Buy your Furniture at Berry'. S. Park Ave. IS Eskimo 1 H< P, Liu sou 14. Defrauded 40. Bounder danger ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Warehouse Fum. Co., at lot W. knife Air-cooled, 4-cyele . . . . IJS.00 Ralph Ray, 3140. 1st St. At) nationally adv, furn­ Largt, clean, furnished apt 3 Beautiful, besehed, lakefront lot II—ANTIQUES on Yankee Like. 100 foot front­ 19. Back adult*, o n Park Ave. 4.1 H. P. Firestone .......... *14.00 iture at warehouse prices. i J 4 age, $3400.00. 1 r~ A 30, Choose I H. P. Mercury 1US Antique Kalian heavy carved oak B U L L D O Z IN G Close-in furnished apt. 311 Oak. Used furniture, appliances, Mult, 23. Water craft Model ................. 4134.03 4 pc. dining room suite. $2*0. Phona HM-M. LOWERY A BRIDGES V 34. A creeping ate, Bought-eold. Larry's Mart, S M. P. Johnson Phone 276-J or write P.O. Box plant U l East Ut 8L Phoo* 1UL A -l Condition ....................64.00 Han. 1140-W Orange City Spr 4-1034 T. W. MEBO 040. Rosa Court Apia. Unfurnished 9- W. DIETRICHS 24. Siamese 4 H. P. Royal REALTORS FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p a room apt. Kitchen equipped. coin Gear shift— new ......... 4139.00 IMl Fork Ave Phone 97 or 141 Phono 1404. Well Drilling, HOWARD C. 40—ARTICLES FOR SALE pr 24. Amerlcen I K . P. Scott-Atwaier LONG, Phone 300 207 East Used Maple bunk beds, rompleto n*ral (A Gear shift .......................479 40 New Smyrna ocean front One, WYNNEWOOD Commercial Are. with springs and mattress, lid Til • N. P. Mercury two bedroom apt*., reasonable. Lovely 2 hr hem*, paneled Fla. der and guard rail I4B. sea 21. National 1944 Mirk • 4141.00 McGrath, Boa 1112, Coronado room, Hardwood floors, Electric CROSLEY - BENDIX "Chuck" at 203 E. First Et. tod iTsh.J TV* M. P. Firestone Station, Naw Smyrna Beach, «r Salta and Service Kitchen, completely redecorated 31. Type ot 1444 Model Reg. $229.93 *94.00 Til. 1004-M. Beautifully landscaped com*r RANDALL —Factory to You— pian* “ 7 Vi H. P. Kvlnrude Electric Company Aluminum HKHK ARE JIIMT A FEW 3-Bedroom unfurnished house. No lot. Most desirable terms l 43. Ureek 193* Model ................... 449.94 Service— tjuallty— Satisfaction MODERN end NICE UK THE MANY HAVINUH kitchen equipment, 200 French Venetian Blind* Utter 10 H. P. Mercury 11,900 DOWN gets this 2 bedroom Ph 113 Sanford 2437-J-3 De Bary 114th) Avi.. Phone 140-J, Enclosed head. Ssg-proof bottom Beautiful Omen* Hats. Chon# of lightning 1124.00 Ji CB Home, set an well-landscap­ 34. Part o f 11 Tabla Top* and 13 Chair rail with plastic ends. Plastic or 10 H. P. Scott Atwater CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING ed lot, Fenced yard, well, and Furnished cottago by week or "to b*-' cnvari . . . Complete with 4 rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon 1941 Model ................... 140.00 SUp Covera and Drapes eatra utility room. month. Ph. 2010-W-t. Chair* eorda. 34. Marry lu H. P. Johnson STANLEY KULP 29. Viper* 1444 Model . . . . , , ......... 191.00 Seakarik Glaaa and Paint Co. PHONE 2439-J. MAYFAIR - b ___ houae. LAKE VIEW and w 39. Woods* Site* 10 H .T . Wltsrd 112-114 Waaflnd St. Phone' m Large yard. Call 1420-J after LAKE PRIVILEGES 40* Bind IMS Model ................... 1114.94 AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at • p. m. At a price you can afford, 2 Bed Jameson Studio. Special for chil­ CASH and CARRY — 2 Dressers, « i. ru t I f H. P. Scott Atwater 1944 J.4 l 11mAmm room cinder block homt, 2 yean with mirrors, 13.00 each. See And—Beautiful 34-re Dlnnerwar* For Rent—1 bedroom furniihad dren to 4 years. Two OalO, <1 'tie 1/rnm TinillMM with Ball-A-Matle . . . . $119.00 old with kitchen equipped, Full Sat Bill. 205 E. First St. gold frame) 110. PHONE 3194. 41. Man's Richapt. 904 par month, St Johns It H. P. Scott Atwater price only $7200. $1,400 down and nam* Really. 1944 M o d e l............... . 4219 0') Trees trimmed, removed and da- Used 3-Pc chrome and plastic $43 per month. 44. Palm fruit SO H. P. Martin mossed. Ph. 1007-R. dinette 412. Sec "Chuck" at 3-Bedroom. 2 both, home. Partly ueed just a few hour* .. 144.00 W. H. "B ill" HTEMPEB 203 E. First Hi. SANFORD TREE CO. furnished. Smith Cameron Ave. IS H. P. Johnson Guy All#*, Associate Handsome Bedroom Special 11/4 ml. I . Geneva. Ph. W. P. 1954 Model ................... 350.00 ENVELOPES, Letterhead., state­ We buy and acil used furniture. Arlatte Price, Aaeeclate 904531. Vanity with large Mirror 97—BROKERS a*d REALTORS . GAVIN M U ON Bottler — General Iiuuraaro Also many motors tom down for Paying top cash prices for any­ ment., invoices, hand bills, and Panel Bed used parts, Reasonable. Phene 1122 111 N. Flrh Ave. TRIAL TUESDAY thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ programs, etc. Progressive Garage apt. Alto ft room* unfurn­ ONLY 4144*. Calk Chtit nf Drawera • TRADE IN your old boat, Mo­ ING POSY on 17-32 Ph 2033 W Printing Co. Phone 401 — 403 ished. Apply 1X21 Magnolia Ave. BARTOW UP — CUrk a t v l * ,;9 » 2-bedroomi, bath, living room. K E N N E T in r RU CK tor or Trailer. West 13U) St. Kilcha* equipped, carport. E l­ cused o f shooting to d4ilb ift4> Registered Real Estate Broker 2-IV foam rultOcr sectional, cost Reg. — Selection nf Boats— Furnished Apt. 90S Park Ave. ement location. Price $5400. 1009 E. 2nd. Phone 1414 4243, like new. only $130. Ask for $139.93 Glaaa, Mahogany, Aluminum T . V . R E P A IR S ihony McBrid*, kit ahum at F k . Billingsly, 203 E. First St. 2-room kitchenette apt. Coupla • Alao aeveral used Boats and 'Til 10 p. m. lo r vice Call*. 43.00, Ida Southern Colleftd, will ga as f 1000 DOWN only. Phene 224. Gator Traileri. J. Q. Herrin, Ph. M G W. A. Army Cots; $3 M; Paint, $2.30 gal. Buys this comfortable I bedroom New Selection of— trial Tuesday. Norris, Ph. 1441. Lleaneod Tech­ Mow will you SWAP? RAYMOND M. BALI, T-Shirts, 44c; Army-Navy Surp­ home. Sturdy and cool roucrelo 1149.30 ATTRACTIVELY furnished •I*sp­ Sofia (Foam Rubber) nicians, guarantied work. Mow wilt you TRADE? OSCAR M. HARRISON Circuit Judge Don Rtgilter M l lus, 310 Sanford Ave. in* rooms wtth or without board block construction. Electric ktl Sofa Beds ...... ............ 109 00 Your old motor, JIKG. BKOKlfttS chcn. In nice location. Only 153 (rial date yesterday In th* flrM Matching Chain ....... 69.30 near Downtown. PHONE 1050-W D O N ’T For a belter grade. Estate ga* range, $30. Call 931-M. S. D. Illghleymin, Associate month, Includes insurance and degree murder rase. State ARpThrow away that old chair or Yonr E via rude dealer 244 Smith Park Ave. Phone Me ECHOLS BEDDING CO. FURNISHED 2 roomIt apartment, taxes. Gunter Stephenson said Gavin, 24, rocker. Bring it to NIX BED* 2*Pc Used plastic living room Carper ted * Magnet!*, Ph. 1221 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS an* privet* pi F rivau entrant# and Consult A itKALTOR First DING CO,, ipecUllat* la UP* suite, priced for quick sale at admitted shooting McBrid* Bin m E. lat 8 L Alexander A Stringer "B ed Bamberger" Mgr. bath. Eleetrk stova tad refrigbolstering and mattrea* reno435. Aik for Mute, 209 E. First CULLEN AND HARKEY gave no reason. Real Eitet* 4 Insurance Open Monday's Ul 0:3* p. m. •rater. PHONE 979. 12—TRAIL* H* St. valing. I N N . Park Ave. Phone 1314 Mr*. Lourino Messenger, Aisoc. VISIT OUR BALCONY At the time of the iheetteg; 1301 SANFORD AVENUE ■•Bedroom' furnished apt. Very 107 Magnolra Avr. Ph. 14 March 22, police were looking fo r It will pay YOU to see us before USED Berk Lock platform rock­ $70.50 Scaly Poaturpertlc Matt­ rlen* 4 etna* 1*. Jimmy Cowan, 3 Bedroom hou-c, good location, you buy. Oper Evening* and Well drilling, water guaranteed, er and otloman, good condition Gavin for the (hooting ot another Oak Parquet floora. G. E. Kitch­ ress, won In national contest, Phona i l l IF IT IS HEAL ESTATE Sundays. Phono IOoS-W. ISO.' See Bill at 203 E. First SL en, 6pace heater. Venetian Florida Southern student. On* and «UU in the crate at Math­ ask Crumley 4 Montoith East aid* Trailer Salas blinds, ear porta, with utility ftin il*b*d or uB' eyewitness said d ivln wanted er's. Will tail for ISO. Phene at 117 South Park, Phona TTI Trees trimmad, removed and do* F.M.B. Sc. 10c 4 2&c STORE Palatka, Fla. room, nice shade. Concrete Phone 944-M ._____ _ Millia Luster, 1Q30-J, McBride not to give him iw lp tft They Know mossed. Free estimates. Phone School Supplies and School Clothes block construction, already fi­ police, and that McBride, II, In­ Trailer, Sila-Renl, Ph. ,049-XR. 1324-W. 321 S. Sinford Ave. nanced. 4Itr, mortgage. Price: SAVE 940. dicated he would not O Z IE R R E A L T Y CO. on this ........... 19,700.00. 3 Small House Trailers, Ideal for :.WSCHOyLS^NSTRUCTION_ Used 2-Pc Living room suite with warning. Laura B. Oiler, Broker Other good values in all price Fishing Camp. Cheap. Phone tailored slip rovers $13. See 0 Pr. (regular 1200) Bed Room 94-FARM S AND G E O f ES Hatal M. Field, Associate Group. Includes doubt* dresser, ranges. 722-W or ask Sanford Trailer "Chuck" at 203 E. First St. Phsnt 1139 mirror, bookcase bad with low II Acres farm Usd for rant. South See us lor French Ave. Property 2401 So. Orlando Dr. Park. BUMPER CROP BEPOETED EVENINGS: 3111 and 720 U ca a a a S ch o o l o f D u c t foot. Guaranteed mattrea* and altaa. CaU UO-M. Child's bi*h chair ................ BOO REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN TALLAHASSEE UP - Th* For Sale — 1044, 21’ American Ballet • Tap • Ballroom box spring and 2 boudoir lampa. Child'* crib .......................... 0.40 2344 French Ave. This is a free p u s to th* Movie- Ids Forest Servlc* 94-HOMER house trailer. See Frank Mur­ Beginner, inlormediat*, and ad* Slnoer portable sew' machine 30.00 ONLY 0140.60 J. W. HALL. REALTOR land Ride-In Theatre for Casey Thursday a bumner crap of 71 valued classes for children o f Burroughs add' machine . . . . 23.00 Remember, you net Warehouse phy. A 4 P Grocery, Produce Johnny Walker, Aaawlnte Dunn. Exp. dale Aug, 24, 1154. million pise seedlings war* «vattDept._________________________ Prices, Cash Discounts and Undarwood typewriter . .. 22.30 "Call Hall" Phona 1719 Easy Terms at — ..R E G IS T R A T IO N S E P T - § . Large solid oak desk .............. 20.00 BILLS HARD TO P A Y f Sell able from state num rlae ftt 1962 SUverdoae 37-ft. house trail­ WILSON-MAIER Oak typewriter desk ............ 20.00 OiUslee, Munson and ChiefUnd, er. 0000 down and take over . aything* you're through Wl 9 h Phona 144 Upbelsterrd foldlna chairs .. 3.00 311 E. 1st St. m enu. Sea Damron, Park Ave. Management Chlsf E. A KaoCm ym m p Reprr Trading Post through Want Ads for CASH. Trailer Park. nlnghsusen said more seedliaga Oe Rwy. 17-92 Phone 2033-W. ta-FAEM AND OARDE.W Call 1UI. A. B. PETERSON ABE YOU LOOKING FOR A were available from nurseries Accept trailer as part payment ?*— HELP WANTED— FEMALE |Urnker AssocUlee; A. R. Peterson SWAP ANYTHING! Just place Unn ever before. Th* foraat **rNEW HOME? Used extension table 4 matching GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g 9 on large home. Phone 210-W. Plants in any quantity. R*ad; Jr.. P. J. ChtiUraon, Garlield chairs and buffet 429. Sec B WAITRESS — Apply Touch ton's Classified ads. Phone 1111 for a vie* sells the a**dltegi t* for tatting out Sept. 10th. Varl Willett*. John Mtiscb and R. W. at 200 E. First SI. Drug Mpre, Hr. CUrk. 14—UHKD C A W owners at cost, -ft* a helpful ad-writer. atiee at* o f Mldaoaaon. Marion William*. A. C. Doudney, Lead f.o.b. at Um nursery, Marktt, Early Round Dutch, flurveyor. 2960 NASH, flUtoiman. 4-door. Curb g ir ls ]a p p ly In pereon to Genuine handmade Oriental rug, Th* Horn** Built Glory, Improved Glory. Savoy Phone 1129 approx. 9' x 12', dark blue, 4174. Pig'n Whistle. I ll N. Park Ave Clean, tubalosa Urea. Best offer E f Mammoth Rad aad Esily ropen Cost 4700. 2346-J-l. Evrmngr around 0140. 1030 Maple. No calls Beautician wanted steady or part hagan, all from Certified Ferry MAYFAIR 2132-M-4. Saturday. ODHAM 4 TUDOR. INC. time. Ella's Baauty Salon, DaMorris Seed, Rip* k B ttdy To­ EeaaUfil BnJIdteg Lois Builder* o f Fiaa Homes S Luggage Trailer*. On# 41 Chav. Bary, neat to post office. Ph. Solid mahogany tea carl, retnovmato 4 Produce Co., Stale Farm­ Aia* Lais U Mar vasts Far Flarida Uviag able way, 073. Royal easy ad­ 1S04-J. er* Marktt, Sanford, Florida, justable back chaise lounge, innBEAUTIFULLY Daaigned Thro# Phone 319. ru u n su D and w k talu d WHITE OlRL, over t l. permanent erspring construction. Wine ra­ And Four Bedroom Homes Registered Real Estate Broher salary and tlpa. THE DOGOIE Pear* for sal*. 41.74 per bushel. yon stripe upholstery, nu I'h. 1 4 2 baths Phene 2*71 17-ftt at Hiawatha DINER, Lake Mary. Ph. 2344-J. I ll E. 21*1 St. Varfod Eeteette* * f plena Avail 276-J or write P.O. Box 94<i. able. Sewing machine operators, steady WARDROBE. Steamer, Packing ka-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS land Ride-1* K - u . for Grade 30-BEAU TY PAELOBH Priced From fttlJM to 214,000 year 'round work. Excellent Trunks, Footlockera, Brief Haris Stineciphsr. Exp. date VA (G D -F M A k VHA latervwages, free hospitalisation and Cases. SANFORD JEWELRY 4 SNARE Drum, Practically New. k o Financing. Modem Air-conditioned Salon Aug. 24, 129«. OKNERAL TUM CONTRACTOR Call T22-W or ask office Sanford life imurance. Pleasant working LUGGAGE CO.. 300 Sanford H a rrio tt'* B * M t y N o o k Trailar Park. DIAL taafftrd SIM-W conditions, paid holiday* and va­ FOE QU1CE ACTION us* Cla**iAve. HOMES AVAILABLE) »*o a. o*k _____ rn. *71 cations. A p p l y In person, South pfiincfMt . . . . Sanford, Fi*. BtAUTIFT TOUR flM ad* ta **U rent hire Call Good prac ractice trum . perfect Brookfield Mills, 206 N. Elm 41—BUILDING - BEPAWS NECCHI ELNA condition, ueen lro«- G ro .. M anors......... Sanford, Fla. Sewing Machine Center Ave. __ PAINTING Valencia Villas . . . . DaLand, ria. or, 123. Phone Sales, Service and Rental* n ^ M E L P W A N T E D T MALE “ GARRETTS RALES OFFICE FLOOR sanding and finishing. <111* l a a_____ free gu**t peas to'th e Phone 1422 M il S. French Ave. Cleaning, walla i. Serving Ssmi- COLLECTOR 4 SALESMAN OLD 323 E. First St. Rita T heatre_______________ for Sandra Mi-Kin* Phmu u « o ft into ► aola county sine* 1« 2S. nay. Exp. date Aug. 21. 1949. eatablithed Installment Co, baa Used Perfection gss hoi water C & s f B lu cco, ca ll After l:fto p. m. Call 2J71-W H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary opening in Sanford for pride heater, 420. Beaulah Howard. 44—WANTV* TO HUT awake, sober tad ambitious Uptala Rd, >, mi. No. of church painting •all Mr. Tasker. man. Must bsva car and refer­ This la a free pass to the Rita ences. Only permanent resident 44 APPLIANCES Theatre for Dorothy Cain. Esp. nted apply. Earnings unlimited Repair work! Horn* aluratioaal dale Aug. 29. 1939. PR1G1DAIRE appliances, a a I* * for man willing to work. HotplNo Job tou small. Finished carp­ and sarvice. G. 1 1 High. Oviedo. taillation Insurance. Write P.O. enter will give prompt service. Fla. Phona JO-3 3313 or Sanford YOUR EASY WAY to renting va­ H £ C A N F IX IT ! Box 347 Sanferd. stating age, Phone 1319-J. Rollins 4 Slagle. cancies: Classified ad*! Some­ 1944-W a fu r O p s . TOO NUQR FUEMRURST 0 * 4 marital state*. aad previous ex­ thing vacant? Phone 1121 for P tte M %1$4 D e f s M cK A N K Y 'A M I t H P A IN T 8 perience if a n y ._______ 11 th* turpi u* far Automatic washer, excellant con­ an ad-wnter. M il f . Park Phono 1203 . . . 1BBS-M N tffh l* CASH. 1421 tar an addition. Price 0123. Can be fiit Paya To Ue* c la milted. M aced. Phone 440-XR. writer. It Faya T* Use Claaaifud. f y lM DAILY CROSSWORD AUTOMOTIVE MERCHANDISE 1 Seminole Realty STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE i « $139.00 %* % ** □ m m w sM m m vM m m w FREE $119.95 B A LL REA LTY REAL ESTATE DANCING • EMPLOYMENT SEE and COMPARE T ROSA L. PAYTON BUSINESS SERVICES TILE D IC K M A P E S Your House Leak? TED B U R N ET T The Painter i h A- * EMM - ti t �H E S AMBITIOUS' SH E S A V S T H E SALARY DOESNT B r n -w M A T T E C ' D A O W A N T S T O KNOW IF H C S S T E A C y A N D a R E LIA BLE/. \ REALLY* S H E S A Y S THEY'VE BEEN GOINS TO- < . GBTHER A Y E A O ^ l b ANO HE H A SN T ■V, BOOKENA ^ J fe* J P A T g V E T /> SL fftSg’f ii TK TISM/ J no- we * OCNT NEED S i ANV r - A HO*■ WITHOUT THS1R APPOCYALl florido, Alabama Study Possibility O f Interstate Road TALLAHASSEE • * - Florid* and Alabama are reported to Ik? coonera'im In •• 'dlr -lined at linklag interstate highways which Un-Id be built under tho new fed. ervl road program. Executive Director Ralph Davi* of the State Road Department said tko studies art being directed to­ ward tying I* tho state-long Ala­ bama highway with tho Jackson­ ville Pensaeola lag In Florida. Davis wrote U. S. Rap. Bob tike* of Croatvlew of the plana Monday. 'T hor* have boon discussions with tho State Rood Deportment at Alabama end various Interested i 1 LOCKED MV5CLK OUT/ NOW ILL HAVE TO RING TOR 1 ' t BLONDIE A WHAT WOULD r l oo ^ By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON Frienda of Mra. W. B. Harriaon will be aorry to hear that aha la confined to the Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital with double pneu­ monia. Mr. and Mra. Jamea A. Feet have bought the Georg* Stripple house on Little Lake Mery and the 8 tripplca have moved to Win­ ter Park. Mr. and Mr*. P. D. Andaraon Jr. and ■children, Mona and Don­ ald of Tampa arrived Monday to vialt hi* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. P. D. Anderson on Lake Emma. Mr. and Mr*. E. T. Ilraalagten and two sons, o f Troy, Penna., have been spending some time with hla parent*, Mr. and Mra. C. P. Braslngton. Mr. and Mra. J. M. Barber hare rented the house in the fork of the roada, near the school, for­ merly owned by the Wabbs. Mr. and Mr*. P. D. Anderson returned home, Aug. 8, after a 34 day vacation which covered a IB day conducted tour o f Alatka and slghUeelng in the West and middle West. They flew from Or­ lando to Vancouver, B. C., in leas than 24 hour* and picked up the 8cenery Unlimited Tour there, proceeding by boat up the Inland waterway to Prince Rupert. From there, by ptane, by launch, by narrow gauga railroad and by 1 WITHOUT L n r Y O U ?n £ - RBAUy? Florida cltltena as to the poisl-t department in aeeklng approval of bllity o f an Inter-stata lag orlgl- 299 miles of additional Interstate naling at the Tennessee line, com- highway* fur Florida had not Ining south through Florida and ful- eluded any new mileage in West lowing generally the route of U. S. Florida’s Gulf Coast area. g)l Into West Florida where it The additional mileage would would link up with the Jacksonville provide aa interstate highway from Pensacola lag,” Davis said. Tampa to Fort Mycra to Miami "Alabama is taking the Initia- and from Miami to Homestead, llva aa to that proposal since most Federal authorltits already have •f the mileage would ba In that approved 1,184 miles of interstate state. The Florida department la highway* for Florida and Davis cooperating wholeheartedly and West Florida has ISO milea has Informally agreed te Join with or about 22 per cent of tho tu te ’a Alabama in Its reque.t." Interstate mileage. • U. S. U l enter* Florida about "West Florida would be hand10 mile* south of Dothan and run* »omely served by the present In­ due south to Panama City. terstato plan for Florida" Davis Davis’ letter waa in reply to a “ Mtelegram from the congressman "On* leg of the system originates •sprasslag concern that tho road |at Jacksonville and goes west to Pensacola, passing through control areas at Lake City and Tallahaasee. The route generally would follow U. S. 80 but most of U would be on a new location." They at* l<fo cream inaide the Artie Circle, *aw dni sled race*, magnificent Mt. McKinley free of cloud*, handled ice from glacier* thousand* or yean old. For two daya on their return from the tour, they were the gueata o f Mr. and Mra. Roy Grandey In Seat­ tle. Mr. Grandey and Mr. Ander*on were high school friends, meeting for the first time in 80 yea n . The Anderson* apent a day In Salt Lake City and an* other In Tinea, Okla. They en­ joyed a temperature o f 41 de­ gree* in Mount McKinley Park and aweltered with 110 degreea In Tulaa and enthuilaiticaily aaid, "Seminole County la atill the beat place to liv el" Mr*. Catherine Dittlnger, ac­ companied by her granddaughter, Linda Dittlnger, of Linden, N J , arrived by plane, Aug. 8, to vialt the form er’* aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Seaman. Ml** Gwyn Yale* returned Monday from a vacation ipent with her aunt, Mr*. M. E. Gatchell, in North Carolina. While there, abe attended a Billy Gra­ ham meeting and afterward* abook hand* with him and VicePreaident Nixon. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Fluke are home again, after «pending tom# lime with their children in Harriaburg and Hanover, Penna. Mr. and Mra. Harry Smith have returned from a ihort vaca­ tion apent with their ion and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Dale Smith. While there, they welcomed a new grandchild, their first grand*on! Mr. and M n. John Harty have Juit returned from their auramer home In Wanaque, N J. Mr. aad M n . Glen Cochraa and aon David left Wedneeday to make their future home In Virginia. Mrs. S. J. Grady o f Starke ar­ rived Monday to vialt her aon and daughter-in-law, Mr. and M n . F. G. Lae. The Rev. Grady will Join her ahortly. was l iv e T trn n N o WAYNOKA, Okla. IF—A ly a t r old boy ba* learned the b u d way that electric light corda aren’t for teething. The youth, too of Mr. and Mr*, d e a r Arnold Jr., Waynoka, atarted gnawing the live cord aad finally got down to the wire. He waa burned about the mouth but the Injurlea were not aerieuA Piym tnli may bo § t i i lo J u M ovw • long or short period, whichovor you proior Mr. and Mra. Mercer Murray and Ronnie of Fort Valley, Ga„ were the weekend guestc of Mra. Mercer’a mother, Mra. J. M. Hood. Walter Wiederbold. USN, haa been apending a abort leave at home, before going on to hU new aalignment In Klngivllle, i 111 W ait Pint Street 407 West Central Avenue IT'S QUIET in O v e r 4 0 0 E x o t i c T r e e s A n d Plants M akq Crystal Lake Nursery O ne O f Largest In Area U you ore curious about the hundred* o f beautiful eraamesto) blooming and foliage plants that will thrive In this part nf Florida a abort drive out te tho Crystal Lake Nursery la Lake Mary will bo a thrilling revet*Owned and operated by Mr. •ad Mra. C. W. Smith. Crystal Lake Nursery la located on LakeView Boulevard, throe blocks of which there are doaens o f varietiei at Crystal Lake Nur­ sery. One could go on sad o « naming the hundred* of variet­ ies o f exotic tropical and sub­ tropical plant life found at Cry­ stal Lake. As Important to the home gardncr aa beauty In a plant, says Mr. Smith, la the health and in­ sect-free rood!lion o f the plant at the time of transplanting! At Crystal Lake, pUnt disease and insect menace la reduoed to a minimum by tho latest scientific methods. AH propagating beds are underlaid by sheets o f plastic. No plant Is grown directly an tho ground. As on extra precau­ tion. the mixtures of anil 'and com poet used in propagation la first "cooked*’ In a sterilisation FitAs the result o f estrone care practiced at Crystal Lake Nur­ sery it is accredited with the highest rating by the Mag* De­ partment o f Agriculture nursery inspector. "Vialtore a rt always welcome," said Mr. Smith. "Just turn right from Use Country d u b r 1 WASH Sl’ i l DS — r ____________ - - - i l Where everyone liven a cartfrag aa4 reinxad Ufa. Lock Arbor Mart a project bat a group o f select homes situated on sloping bilk with accana la canal frontage. Loch Arbor 1a ideal for children because o f It's safety features. Tho homes, built by Wellborn Phillips Jr, art throe bodrooms 2 baths. With fall all General Electric Kitchens, Large closets. Automatic Washers, Dishwashers, Full Ceramic TUe Baths. Aad Your cheico of Moslem, C on ven tional or Brittany Styles. Theses homes caa bo flnnarod by VA or CoarealioaaL Don't buy aaywhtro before ypu ana LOCH ARBUS. ■* Corner W. Cryvtsl Drive ft Like Mmry Blvd. PHONE •h 1504 �; V : t.; S t e H a n fo rd ^ |g g L M B XLVIII AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER E s ta b lish e d 1908 feenage Problems Subject Of Panel Discussion Tonight Aoha Angel, assistant principal at Ptoecrest School, Hiss Marilyn Cal­ houn, atudent i t Florida Southern Collage, and James Davit, ■ studapt pt Florida State University, erili bo pantliita for tonight's Christian Adventure Week topic, T een a g e Problems." Questions which were handed In by Methodist/ outb will be dlieusaediamong the panelists and among t t # youth In the audience. Supper will be served by the Dependable Sunday School Class at l-o'clock this evening. Bob Reely fr. and Mist Mabel Chapman will then lead the group in fellowship singing and games. The panel discussion Is tcheduld ter T:lo this evening following the supper hour. Parents and friends a n Invited to attend. A t 1:20 this evening, the Rev. Claries Herron wOl speak In the church sanctuary on the subject "W hM Jesus Was A Teenager." The supper, panel discussions, and group singing will be held in the educational building o f the First Methodist Church. Tonight’s panel discussion Is the eeond la the series o f events stag­ ed for the boys and girls o f interaadiate age during Christian AdH ltu re Week. T he Rev. Charles "Chuck" Herfen, speaker for the week's prom ta hte son of Mr. and Mrs. r Herron of Sanford, Company To Make Feasibility Study Of Proposed Base The Bureau of Yards and Docks has announced the awarding of a contract to the Airways Engineer­ ing Company o f Washington, D. C. for a feasibility study and modified advanced planning report in con­ nection with the proposed Naval Station at Osceola, in Seminole County. The contract provides for a study o f all aspects o f the Osceola area to determine whether or not the site can accommodate a major air activity. If the results of this study indi­ cate that the site is suitable the ad­ vanced planning study will be made to provide comments and recommaaditloni relative to locations of the base components and the cost estimates for major Items. D m base is being planned with 12^00 foot runways and support facilities for over ISO aircraft, soo officers and 3,500 enlisted person­ nel. H o sp ital Has Items For Sale * On Feb. 1, o f this year the much needed, beautiful new Seminole Memorial Hospital was opened to the public and began Its opera­ tion. This event also marked tha d os­ ing o f the "well remembered" Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hoepita I, located at Goo Oak Ave. Fernald-Laughton was a land­ mark, a place where, through tho ycara sinco its inception, tho ills, illnesses and Injuries o f Sanford and Semtnoio County’s dtlxens wera attended. As the old hospital was dosed the governing board members o f the association Invited several community groups to share in the used equipment which was not needed at the new hospital. Among those receiving some of the useful equipment and expres­ sing their appreciation wera: the Medical Center at Oviedo; the Medical Building at Long wood; the Good Samaritan Home, San­ ford; tho Cancer Closet o f the Simlnolo County Unit o f the American Cancer Society; The Red Cross; I.O.O.F. Hall; and Plnccrest School. Some o f the equipment has been reconditioned and will bo returned for use in tho event a necessity should arise. A few items are still at (he FernatdLaughton Memorial Hospllal Building and Interested person* who may be able to use them are invited to visit tho building to look at them. A number o f the items have some very definite value and may bo purchased at any time between the hour* o f 9 n. m. and 3 p. m. .............. The Fernald-Laughton Hospllal office is open dally for the pub­ lic's convenience. Among the items for sale at the old hospital are: gas cook stove; tables, standi, water cooler, TB-gallun water healer; lamps, Ice chest; light*, steam steriliser; Ja­ lousie door; four small go* heau era; bottles; beds; desks; cabi­ net*; crutches; and hat racks. There are sl«o many Item* that may be given away. t ft * MONDAY AUGUST 20, 1058 SAN FO RD , F L O R I D Ike-N ixon Ticket Seen As GOP Confab Opens . IAN FRANCISCO <« - The Republican Nstional' Convention op­ ened today with all the suspense of a calendar. Almost everyone agrees to what's coming — another Elsen­ hower—Nixon ticket. In a broad sea o f confidence, the only Island of contention It a tiny atoll mann*d by Harold E. Slaisen. U is well o ff the main shipping lines; Stassen’s headquarters In the 8 t. Francis Hotel gets few Important visitors. Pictures o f President Elsenhow­ er and Vice President Nison aro the only ones hanging in the con­ vention hall, in the lobbies and corridors o f the graceful old hotels atop Nob H1U and along tho aIpins slopas o f Powall Street Pic­ ture* o f any other candidate* are harder to find than au empty hotel room. It m If Your Herald U Not Delivered By 1 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M For Delivery Awnoeinted Prew* leased Wire NO. 162) Jaycees' Annual Fishing Rodeo Set At Lake Carola Chiefs Club Launches A ug. 2 9 President Reported Date Se t Prepared To Give Mem bership Drive For Event The Seminole Chiefs Club began its membership drive this morn­ ing, said Thomas Stringer, vice president of the organisation and chairman of the membership cam­ paign. The campaign, said Stringer, will be climaxed next Saturday morn­ ing following a week's concentrated activity on acquiring the full quota f member* expected for tho 1936-37 Seminole High School sports acti­ vities cooperation. A meeting of all interested cltlxen* and members fo the newly Organised club will bo hrld tomor­ row night in the commissioner's room at the Sanford City Hall at 7:30 p. m. when the membership campaign will be fully discussed. Stringer said today that three teams have been appointed for themembership drive headed by Tea m Captains J. Brailey Odhara, Dr. John .Morgan and Mason II. Whar­ ton. i Member* of Odhsm's team are: Mr*. Dorothy Odham, tlporge Touhy, Mrs. Louise Touhy, Joel Field, W. W. Tyre, Floyd Cooper and Fred Murray. Member* of Dr. Morgan'* team are; Mrs. John Morgan, Dr. John Epp», Mr*. John Epps, Dr. A. W. Epps Jr., and Mrs. A. W. Epps, G. Andrew Speer and Mr*. Speer. Member* of Whorton'* team are: M. L. Rshorn Jr., John Hader, William Kader, B. L. Perkins Jr., B. U Perkins Sr.. Ed Keith and Mr*. John Schlrard. According to plans, tho team get­ ting the most member* during the week's membership campaign wilt be treated to a barbecue supper which will bo ataged Just prior to the first football game of the sea­ son. The supper for tch winning team will be provided by th* two losing ttwpy J Hewwver, Thomas Stringer, the membership campaign chairman said that tha harhecue supper will bo held for all member* both old and new. The High School Principal of Seminole High and the reaching staff are member* of the Seminole Chiefs Club by virtue of their posi­ tions relative to the athletic pro­ gram that will be presented during the coming year. 2 SNAS Men Elect To Stay In Sanford Tho Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce announced today that they will sponsor the Seventh Annual Fishing Rodeo for youngster* under the age of 14. The date for this event has been ■et for Wednesday, Aug. 29, by the Rodeo Chairman, Jack Sewell. Thla year, the annual event -aged for the hundreds of Semi­ nole County children who look for­ ward to tho occasion, will be held in Fort' Mellon Park around the newly named Lake Carola. U. Andrew Speer, president o f tho Seminole County Jaycees said Ihls morning, “ We are expecting to have more than ooo boy* and girls at this year's Fishing Ro­ den." Every boy and girl in Sem­ inole County within the age limit ia invited to take part in thla big pre-school event, Speer laid. The Jayccei will furnish tha poles, hooks, llns and the Semi­ nole County Sportsman Associa­ tion is contributing the wormi to be used In the big event. There will be no shortage o f poles, line and bait, Chairman Jack Bewail commented. The Jaycees are now preparing and arranging their huge stock o f poles at the City's Shop*. Again, free transportation will b« provided to Lake Carols from every section of the county and tho schedule of hue operations for the day will be announced later along with the routes that the lingo buses will take In order to Nixon Clear Track SAN FRANCISCO UP— President Elsenhower was reliably reportel to be ready to give Vice President Nixon a clean rack for renoralnation In the Republican conven­ tion opening today. In. the face of a campaign by Harold E. Stassen, to dump Nixon Ihe vice president's associates said today they had received assurance! Elsenhower will submit neither publicly nor privately eny list o! men he regards as qualified and acceptable to him as a running mate. Statscn has pinned hla drive to replies Nixon on a hope that El­ senhower would let It be known before the convention's balloting session Wednesday that some others would be equally suitable aa a vie* presidential nominee. Stassen, oo leave of absence at Elsenhower's disarmament assist* ant, haa been plugging for reluetint Gov. Christian A. Harter o( Massachusetts. Herter is asking Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr., th* convention's permanent chairman, to withdraw him ama If It la of­ fered for second place on tha tic­ ket. Politicians from the north and south arc disagreeing strongly these day* about the relative mer­ it* of their home ground*, but San­ ford seems to agree with people from moit everywhere. Can't be the *uper-highwsy* or skyscrapers, s..*I2!?rwf!5p* F°“ ‘ urn you're must be the Sanford brand ef fish­ banded Eisenhower-Nlxon buting, boating and leisurely living t? IU’ .T? 1 ,e * Eisenhower-Nlxon that make* people want to slay "CHek with Ike and here. Dick, you see dancers end sing­ Francl* K. Blalock of Hartford, ers whooping it up fo r the incum­ Ala. and Irwin V. Hcndleman of bents. F.lmhunit, N. Y, both laid they feel Last night • hotel rumor swept that way when they rc-cnllitrd In % «fa sedate marble columns Heavy Attack Squadron Nine. Be­ o f the Fairmont Hotel. The rumor side* sharing the same viewa on was that one key delegation was nice place* for duly, both men can madly split—where to have din­ also look back on a tour of service ner. But it quickly blew over. with the U, S. Army in their past Outside o f Stassen's small voice, hLtorirs. there are Just no stgna o f disa­ Ilrndlemsn, a Chief Aviation Msgreement here. You don't see can­ talvmith in charge of VAH-9's Air­ didate* racing between hotel* to frame* Shop, wa* born in New York make their aalei pitches. You see City, served in tho Army from 1836 none o f the franUc pulling and to 1930, is married to Ihe former hauling, banging attacks and Mi*» Josephine Land of Vineland, counterattacks and other signi o f N. J. battle you saw among the Demo­ Blalock, Aviation Machinist's crat* at Chicago last week. Mote Second Class, work* on VAHIt would take a Harry Truman O'* Jet line. Before beginning his Sanford has 10 apprentice* In to stir up this convention. current tour «f duty he was a civil In the absence o f any Indication Delegates don’t argue eaodi- trades and crafts, reports Andrew service worker at the Naval Air from Elsenbowar that others am detei. They talk about riding tho Bernard, area representative of the Station, Pensacola, lie also found acceptable, Nixon's re nominate In cable cars, touring Fisherman’s Florida Industrial. Commission's time to atlrud Jacksonville State apeps red to avery body—probably Apprenticeship Department. Wharf or waiting in line at the Including Stassen — aa about aa Teacher* College, He nml Mr*. Bla­ The apprentices train under "T op 'O Tho Mark" fo r » look at certain act t o about o f ocetamai lock, the former Miss France* E. -------- . tha city from tho heights o f tha state approved programs. They Payne of Piedmont, Ala., make work under the supervision of skill­ Mark Hopkins Hotel. Ihelr home in Qitccn with their lunily to attend. the coaventioa by three children. The convention hall Itself Is the ed Journeymen to learn a trade, A list of. the prises, which agaht Bailee* e* big Cow Falsee, south o f town, and take classroom courses of the this year to * b^lng donated n r A am ill but enthusiastic «udt- at the foot e f San Bruno Moun­ related theory behind, tha work. Merchant*' o f Sanford wlU ba dhApprentice*. t\ Sanford hvludo ra ce, thrilled to jb d artistry e f tain en d M ar "BoneyUrtf flfli," nounecd later. However, Jack Se­ Utile Miss Ally son Lee a t the May- where animal carcasses are pul­ eight lu carpentry andt Wo with well said thla morning that prise* fair Inn Saturday lig h t when the verised Into fertilizer, lik e the Th# Sanford Herald. will fa awarded for the first fish U-year-eld concert pianist delight­ Democrats at tbs Chicago Stock­ As o f July 1, there were 1|U SOPCHOPPY tev—An 11-year-old caught; tho longest fish landed; The many friends e f BUI Holler ed her listeners with a group o f yards Amphitheater, delegates at apprentices In training throughout girl knutvn as a chronic sleep­ the smallest fish brought In, In tha Jr., owner o f Holler Motor Salee tea classical and popular num­ this convention will not be without ho sae, more han ever before In walker disappeared from her various ago groups and classifica­ here and In DcLand, will regret tho history e f thi-p rogram, reports bers, concluding with "Bumble a memorable odor, home at a forest tower station tion*. Arrest* and summonses for Ihe lo leam that he la confined in Boogie." In a bam M ar the main hall,, S. C. Bighhtn, State Apprnticship weekend, beginning Friday noon near the edge of the big ApalarhFish Memorial-Hospital there with In order to provide entertain­ Department Director. the Republicans have 2,000 extras Bather than disappoint her auii'.ilj National Forest csrly today. and ending at midnight Sunday, In ment and pleasure for those who a broken hip aa the result e f an Blgham said this this program Seminole County totaled 49. accord­ dQfeca, kept to a smaU number on hand— "volunteers" who wilt When the blonde haired, bluewould not otherwise have an op­ accident which happened In Or­ dua to tho heavy rainstorm which be rushad, #00 at. a clip, into tho "presents splendid opportunities for ing to the Warrant* and Capias eyed girl, Star Hall, couldn't ba portunity to partlclpata in a Fish­ lando Friday evening. caused the cancellation o f tho hall ta fill any sizable empty young men to become skilled Jour­ Book in the olifee of Seminole located crews of forest rangers ing Rodeo, the Jaycees are Invi­ neymen In a craft or trade. Florida As Holler stepped o ff a curb, t o apacea that m ay develop in the Swimming party scheduled just ami blnodhuunds were called out County Shciriff J. Luther Hobby. ting children from the Methodist tripped and fell heavily to tho today iso spending and reeds more prior to her eppeerance in the spectator seats. in a search for her. According to the records in the Children's Homo at Enterprise ground. Believing that ha was not apprentlcest o mset tth skilled de­ Sheriff’ s office arrests for public bell room , the personable young A Florida Forest Servlet- piano ar.ri Lutheran Haven at Slsvla. mands o f a growing state." badly hurt, ha procaedad to drivo artist gave a recital oven longer Intoxication were IS; no driver* also was dispatched to aid In the Sewell suld this morning that his car fo hi* home In DaLand. Those in this area who are in­ Uccn»e four; excessive sored five; than planned. One of the most -arch in a desolate wooded area terested In becoming apprentices driving while Intoxicated 3; driv­ Seminole High School Band Mas­ about seven miles south of here, because "this event attracts many Finally, upon medical examinedifficult numbers in her entire can learn more about tha program ing while license revoked two; reck- ter Ernest Cowley said this morn­ Sopchoppy is about 40 miles south­ hundreds of young anglers, thla tlon, it was discovered that t o repertoire o f over CO committedby contacting Andrew Bernard at lea* driving three; open profanity ing tha the summer band pracice west of Tallahassee near the year wo are preparing for over had suffered a fracture o f th* to-memory w ts "T bs Little Donright hip, 600." East ay St., Jacksonville, or by two; parking on the highway one; Cowley aaid thatthe practice will coast. f a r ," AU o f her numbers end her Championship and runner-up writing the Apprenticeship Depart. falling to have motor vehicle undrr schedule will he continued till* Lake Carols ha* been stocked by mSersfl were very welt received. Ihe City of Sanford under the su­ Tuesday noon et the Yacht Club, trophies for the 1956 Sanford Naval ment, Florida Industrial Commit control one; possession of moon­ year on Tuesday evening* instead shine whiskey one; driving without or the former Thursday evening pervision o f Sid RIChsrd and Aliysoe will appear before the Air Station (softball Season, were slon, Tallahassee. Joint apprenticeship committees light* one; pn**e»»lon of lottery tic­ schedule. Game Warden Harry llervlsh. It Memfara e f the Sanford Lions' awarded to representatives o f th* Cowley said that the ptaclcr will August IT Club .and the following week, be­ Heavy Attack Squadron Seven, of labor anil management repre­ ket* one; potaesaion of stolen pro­ Partly cloudy through Tuesday Is expected, ax ha* been in other fore the Lions' Club o f ML pore. and eavy Attack Training Unit sentatives, or a plant committee perty one; and unlawful riding of he hekl in tho liandroom at Semi- with srallerrd afternoon and years, many officials o f tha teams respectively, in ceremonies ins n individual firm, supervise the railroad train two. The number of inole High School from 7:30 lo 0:39 Eileen Oroover (Sanford) rarly evening thundershowers; Game and Fresh Water Fish Com­ held in the Administration Build­ training of apprentices in each lummonaea fort rafife violations p. m. Beginning with tomorrow mission ae well ae officers and John Dukes (Altamonte Springs) lew tonight 66-73. and other case* numbered seven. night. ing o f tho station. trade or craft. members o f the Seminole County Mrs. William Leffler (Sanford) Captain Robert W. Jackson, Births Bbortsman'i Association will at­ U8N, Commanding Officer o f Baby Girt Sweat tend the event ta assist the Jay Sanford Naval Air Station, pre­ Baby Boy Frallck cees in staging the annual event. sented the championship trophy Discharge* Plane for the Seminole County to Commander L. B. Libby, USN, Linda King (Sanford) Jaycee Fishing Rodeo have been " F o u r Sanford young men and one Commanding Officer o f VAH-T, Evelyn Baldre* (Sanford) underway for many weeks under MUM lady from Da ary attended while members of the VAII-7 team Dorothy Young and baby the leadership o f Jack Sewell. Va­ the highest " K M ’ possible In received Individual trophies. Bonnie Rlcharde and babv rious committees have been form­ awlmming, at Oriindo laat week Accepting the runner-up troAngnat 11 ed fo take care o f the children whan-they successfully passed their pL'es for the Heavy Attack Train­ and their needs wfaila attending tests as Americas Red Cross Water ing Unit team, was Commander W. G. Jones (Sanford) the fishing event. Safety Instructors. D. A. Miller. USN. Executive Offi­ Allca Nutt (Orange City) "E very precaution will be taken “ How qualified to teach swim cer o f IIATU, and Aviation ElecHelen Smith (Longwoodi for the safely o f every yhlld that l, junior and senior life sav- triclan'* Mate 2nd class, William Births attends our annual Fishing Ro­ and to pas* other* In junior Baby Boy Null Oltri. d eo," said Chairman Sewell, Medi­ and senior life saving tests, are: After winning the regular NAS Discharge* cal attention will be available in S a fa ri Samuel, Kenneth MeMur- Intramural softball tournament, T. R. Alford (Sanford) esse of minor accidents which say, Wiley Jasrell and Jim Lum- the VAII-7 team wrnt on to win John Hart (Sanford) have proved to ba very few and Dtraon, all o f Sanford and Miss the tournament at Jacksonville Dewey Gammage (Sanford) axceptlonal. Bally Kiedsr of De Bary. before being eliminated in the Sara Sweet (Sanford) It ie expected that ice cream They a rt receiving tho congra first round of play at th# ComMarcia Loecbelt (Sanford) 'and cold drink* will fa served to tula tiers a f their friends on having AlrLant {Commander, Air Force Gertrude Frampton (Sanford) each child participating, however, attained their objective after long Atlantic Fleet) tournament at .intuit 12 complete plans bava not yet been Bear* of training and haring the Norfolk, Va. __________ announced. i purpose in mind to render first aid Ann G race/ (Sanford) "The 1956 Seminole County Jay* i r to sav a Uvas. Helen Smith (Longwood) re* Fishing Rodeo will fa one o f Bertha Williams (SanfoMt th* biggest events o f Its kind In Anthony Bryent (Sanford the state," Jaycee President Speer FLAME MAKES MAIDEN TB1P Carl F. Treulh (D# Bary MIAMI un — Arrival o f a eta ■aid this morning. JACKSONVILLE, IB — Picket­ Births two engined airliner from SantisBaby Boy G race/ DEMONSTRATION COUNTIE* •*,0111*, today Inaugurates a low ing o f the Southern Ben Telephone Baby Girl Smith SELECTED Cast weekly shuttle o f d a ta Air- end Telegraph Co. stopped last Baby Girt WilliamUna Service between Chile and JACKSONVILLE, UP — P*to» n Pickets paradad In front of tho M actorg-s Beach and Collier have been se­ Miami. Wise (Lake stary) Thirty-eight passengers, Inclu­ office In what telephone company lected as demonstration counlloe. Vane* --------—Lea -------— for a project to Improve maternal I Virginia Longwtll and baby gurl ding some newspaper writers, officials said was an unauthorised and child health aarvlcea for ml- Kathleen Pawld and baby boy ns*re expected on the 20-hour ■trike. . The work stoppage was caused ■rant agricultural workers. Elisabeth Perkins (Sanford) maiden trip. refusal o f a number os workers Dr Wilson T. Bowder, «t*l* Charlie Bennett (Sanford) Ernest E- VMoch, Miami teprehealth officer, aald the Stale Irma C b»on tSanford) aentativ* o f Ctota, said plan** to cross picket lines thrown up - * ’V . i'rtW B 'B oard of Health had received August 27 will arrive la Miami Mondays and by Western Electric Dan Anderson, district super­ Admission* 1774,300 for it o five-year prol»«L Joave for Santiago ou Wednes­ Mrs. Julia Tabor Th* board raid there wera about d ay!. VUloch laid the faro la at visor said more than half hla Lyd.a .ohnson (Li a. rJ 20 000 migrant* to Palm Beach Most so to to p*r cent below pre­ Mr*. Dick Alton (S »o: “ nd I.OQO to 7,000 to collier - f a vious charge* in order fa encour­ supervisory viorkera took over j Discharges age more people In Latin Ameri­ without Impairment * f rarvlce. T to picketing started r * * t* ^ »r political music with Bill McMalna, the eon* I* T to to t a k * will to at Pabotoe, Mrs. B» '» n Dufsult can countries to travel end to* discussing polities DELEGATE V O U E A. WILLIAM* JR. at the Conn Organ last official Vection organist. better acquaint* with their dospitt abatnci t o f a *iri Bella cla d * nod Immobile*. | weak while attending the Democratic NaGoral Convention in Chlc m to ld fa C h k o fo ’a international AaapUltoati*. WiUtoaw to strike M tkn. 10 Apprentices Are Training In Trades, Crafts In Sanford K 11-Year-Old Artist Thrills Audience W ith Piano Recital Weekend Arrests, Summonses Are 48 In Seminole County Trophies Presented To Championship, Runner-up Team s ?lVT.er £ n V nd“lrt " ,>PPOr‘ °ff*rin* ^ EisXto^i^SaSrS Sleepwalker, 11, Disappears Today Holler In Hospital With Broken Hip Band To Continue Tuesday Practices Weather Five Pass Tests A t Red Cross Water safety Instructors r Southern Bell Picketina Stops & , 1 __ : ____ L Hospital Notes m � 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, August 17, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 17, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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YELLOW E Mor-val or SLICED Ravara JUMBO CUBAN AVOCADO ] I? . V wJ Vi^vi t f *1 1 | i e < 4 V 2 ~ u » 17c 4 PIBBAtS 2 3 c 2 USE BARS 2 7 c 2 ~ « « 1 B c 2 M O NCOS 1 | c OUAKT BOTTU 5 7 c 2 NO 1 CANS 2 5 c �t • fflx* H an ford lim tlfr Shop and Save In Sanford AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER * THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1956 SANFORD, FLORIDA l*z*'.'*• Kiwanians d GEORGE BARTLETT HERNDON I* shown receiving bis commis­ sion as n 2nd Lieutenant in the U. S. Army. Receiving this honor upon hi* graduation from 8tetion University In DoLand, he will enter the service In March of 1987. Herndon la the son of Mr. and f Mrs. 0 . P- Hsmdon, 1800 Sanford Avc.____________ ___________ __ Big 3 Proposes W orld Board Handle Canal LONDON Ufv—The Western Big* J h r e s proposal today that the operation of th# Sue* Canal be Qmade the responsibility of an In­ te rn a tio n a l board, Including Egypt linked to the United Nations. U. 8. Secretary of State Dulles, m behalf of the United States France and Britain, presented a fWir-point plan for solving the In­ ternational crisla blown up byEgyptian President Nasser's na­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tionalization of the vital waterway. Dulles told the 12-nation Sucx SAN FRANCISCO III — Repub. .conference lha board proposed by llcani expect to work out in clos­ • t h e Wait would be established by ed session tonight their first rough treaty and would provide for op­ d raft of their IBM platform. eration of the canal in accordance Sen. Everett Dlrksen of Illinois with th* 1886 Constantinople con­ said it will have a strong civil vention. ‘ The plan would insure that the rights statem ent It may urge th* board could not be dominated by arming of Israel (p help preserve any single power or group of pow­ Middle E ast peace, reported New ers and would open* the canal to York Atty. Gen. Jacob K. Javlts. Other developments towards Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri jtShepilov made a bid to broadsn Monday’s opening of tha national v tb t conference to Indude 24 other convention in tho Cojr Palace < nations — Including Bed CMga—» P arty stalw art* -reiterated at waive procedural *very opportunity that Vice PreslebyecUon* *»d expteslea wilting- detit Nixon would M1|H sbo.tenomlnated. . **nnmin*t<.<L m u to help In a peaceful solution But Governors Theodore McKclto teh dispute. din - of Maryland and Goodwin Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, who boycotted the con­ Knight of California reiterated ference. kept an eya on the pro­ squally frequently " I’m avail­ ceedings by sending some of his able." And headquarter! for Gov. foreign experts to oLndon ea side- Christian Hertcr of Massachusetts was opened next door to the down­ a|Jne observers. * The polite end formal air in this town office of Citizens for Eisen­ old capital was in sharp contrast hower. The Citizens support Nlxoa. Tho national committee ap­ to strike* and demonstrations sweeping the Arab world in protest proved tbe seating of a South Car­ olina delegation headed by David against the conference. ShepUov, in criticising th* make- Dowa of Bradley. It thus denied ttp of the London parley, saldi an appeal from National Commlt“Cairo should be the real place teewoman Mrs. John E. Mcsservy, dor a conference on the Sues Ca­ National Committeeman J. Bates nal.” Gerald and State Chairman Oscar The Western Big Three called W. Pitts, old-line party regulars. jrtha m atting in London to chalThe committee also divided Mis­ * lenga Nasser's sole control over sissippi's 18 votes by approving a the guts Canal and place it under Contest Committee report alotInternational guidance. ting eight votes to a group beaded by Perry W. Howard, Negro a t­ torney and national committee­ Kennedy To Place man for 22 years, and seven to a group led by Wirt Yerger Jr., Stevenson's Name Young Republican from Jackson, Miss. GOP To Work Out First Rough Draft Of '56 Platform -.Before Convention H CHICAGO IP — Adlai Stevenson 1-naaouneed today that he haa * l|e d Sea. John Kennedy of Mas■aehuaetta to place his name befins th* Democratic National Goavention for the presidential nomination this afternoon. -Rogor Tubby, presi secretary ftif Stevenson, emphasized “ this baa nothing to do with the vice presidency.” The press secretary said Stcv#UUon “has long admired Sen. Kennedy." '-Tubby said WUliam Blair, Stev­ enson's assistant, started Hying about 1 a. m. CDT today to reach Kennedy and ask him to make tba nominating speech. The senator was rsacksd about g 'o'clock and agreed to do it, TUbby added. # ta ll Tells Group Ike Is 'President O f All People' . BAN FRANCISCO IP — Leonard Hall, chairman of tha Republican Nilioqal Committee, told a mass rnf«»«g of San Francisco Young Republicans 1a* night that Dwight D. Elsenhower is th* first man In A m erican history who is " a presi­ d e n t of all the people." “ When yoo taka a proposal the President, the first thing asks la: “ la that a good tUag US million Americans?" Kak Wrted-“This la e ss Sikes: Adoption O f 'M ilder' Plonk M eans Party Win CHICAGO U»v-Rep. Robert L. Sikes, chairman of (he Florida delegation to the Democratic con­ vention. said today the adoption of Utc "m ilder'' civil rights platform plank “ means a party victory In November." Sikes said as ba left the conven­ tion hall in tha early morning hours that the party is more united than at any time, since 1032. He said it “ closed ranks last night." The Democrats, he continued, “are now ready to go out and win." He said adoption of the platform and rejection of a minority report on civil rights “ shows that this U a day of moderation." dent 'Truman In his speech to the “ redeemed himself” to a large extent with those of the party vwho are supporting Adlai Stevenson for the nomination. Florida 'will cast Us ■ votes to­ night In Ibe presidential nomination iand it was a possibility that Steven­ son might get them all. Twenty-two arc icommitted to the former Illi­ nois governor and the other six would have gone to Sen. Estes Kafauver had he stayed in the race. The six have not made up their minds fully on a candidate. They leaned ofr a while to Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri but there were indications th at Stevenson mtgh gtt them along with the others on the first balloR convention q — Associated Prcea Leased Wire .... Demos Certain 1st Ballot W in For A d lai Members of the Sanford Kiwants Gub, In a spontaneous demonstra­ tion, rose to their feet and applaudthe efforts of young Allyson 11-year-old concert pianist, provided the program at their meeting yesterday afternoon. Her rendition of two classical numbers and two encores, one of a syncopated style and the other of the so-called “ boogie'' type, elicited enthusiastic applause. Beginning with “ La I’apillion" (The Butterfly) by Lavalce, Allyson next played her arrangement of three number* by Lecuona, “Andalnela, Malaguena and Ante El Eicorial". Her en­ cores were: “ Nola” ar»J “ Bumble Boogie." She was Introduced by Charllt Morrison, member of the advertis­ ing staff of The Sanford Herald, who has acted as her mentor on the many appearances she has made In recent months. In his Introduction, Morrison took occa­ sion to read an editorial appeasing recently in another paper which praised the young pianist in glow­ ing terms and concluding with the paragraph, "SanforJ is some day going to ho mighty proud of this young lady. Sanford is mighty proud of her right now." Little MDs Lee's next appear­ ance Is scheduled for Saturday night at the Mayfair Inn, at 8:15 o'clock when she will be featured In a short recital following the swimming party being held for the MRS. F. R. THOMAS, left, members of the Mayfair Inn Coun­ shown displaying the, flag try Gub and Bath and Tennis Club. Mrs. Ruby Williams, Assistant Manager of the Inn. extends a cordial Invitation to all music lov­ er* to hear AUyaon. Thar# will be no admission charge. It ia suggested that thos* planning to attend use the North entrance to the inn; th* one facing Lake Monroe, R u n n in g State School Heads M a te Big Favor Uniform Rule Q u e stio n For Handling Law Clifford McKIhbln end Mr». Lillian Bakka nrc which ia being sent to Montana. (I’hotu By Jameson) ★ ★ ★ • Red Lodge, Mont. Lutheran Church W ill Receives Florida Offer 'Prayer For Day' Flag From Sanford John Bailey, USN Three VAH-9 Men To Attend Officer Re-Enlist In Navy Candidate School Betsy or not, Tuesday wai reenlistment day at Heavy Attack Squadron Nine, NAB Sanford. SWaring aver for tiw O ur six y e n were Lloyd A. Ricker, Avi­ ation Machinist's Mato First Gass, and Graden 0. Grooms, Aviation Ordnanceman First Gass. Both men were sworn by Lcdr. W. E. QUdewell, acting in the hurricane-flyaway absence of tha squadron's commanding officer, Cdr. W. R. Hazlrtt. Also re-enlisted earlier this week was Donald L. Blrkemeyer, Aviation Machinist's Mate First Gass. Currently serving as senior storekeeper of VAH-2, Blrkemeyer Is responsible for the procure­ ment and accounting of all air­ craft parts, tools and supplies used*by the squadron, from pen­ cils and paper clips to propellers and Jet engines. He halls from Marshall, Minn., first joined tha Navy at Minneapolis In July IMS, and has served aboard the air­ craft carriers Wright, Palau, and Cabot. He and Mrs. Blrkemeyar have two daughters, Don­ na Lynna, three and Busan Kaye, two. Lloyd Ricker la a native of Brook, Ind., where he was employ­ ed by the Standard Elevator Co., before entering the Service in De­ cember, 1M0. He and Mr*. Ricker have two children also, Rebecca, 7, and Ronald, 10. Ricker 1* pres­ ently a third crewman In one of VAIM's Heavy Attack bombers. Groomt la another member of the squadron's vital ground taam which keepi its sircraft ready for action. He comes from Alton. Mo., and first enlisted at St. Ixmls In October, 1M2. Beginning Sunday Aug. 19, the day may be started with a prayer, After seeing that In the Festival may be interrupted for a contqling of Nations, held esch year (n Red moment of prayer, or ended with Lodge, Mont., the Florida state a “ Prsyer For The Day." flag was not among those dla-' The Lutheran Church of The Re­ played. Mi's. F. R. Thomas and I deemer will provide a “ Prayer Mrs. Lillian Bakka decided to d o 1 For Tha Day” which may tie heard by telephone beginning with something about it. Both are wives of service pers­ the dedication uf Its new Chapel onnel attached to VAH-U a t tha Building eu West 25th Place. Through the us* of Southern Sanford Naval Air Btatloa. Th* festival Is held esch year Bah Tefopbon# Company's autoat Red Lodge and flags of many matte answering service, "Prayer nations and slates are exhibited. For The Day" brings to Hanford's "It's a big affair there,” said telephone users an opportunity to hear, each day, a prayer. The Mrs. Bakka. After noting that the Montana prayer Is changed daily, provid­ festival did not have a flag th* ing a prayer to fit each day's par­ ticular celebration, hardship, ac­ ladies Invited the local Chamber of Commerce of which C. W. Me- complishment, sadness or gain. Installed in the new Chapel Klbbin Is president, to make the Chureh Building, the prayer may presentation. b* heard at any time of the day The flag has already been air- nr night by calling 1928. The tele­ mailed to Red Lodge to be there phone user will hear a 28-xcrund In time for the Festival which ia praver to fit each day’s activi­ scheduled from Aug. 18 through ties. Aug. 24. Naw In thl* area, tha "Prayer The flag, by the way, was sent For Tha Day” Is available to to the Mayor of Red Lodge. everyone merely by calling the number designated. Rev. Phillip Srhlsssmanu. pas­ Nicholson Buick tor of (he Lutheran Church of The Ties For 2nd Place Redeemer, will voice esch day's Enthusiasm and excitement are prayer. Ih e service Is automatic a t a high pitch at th* present and the listener will hear only time at the Nicholson Buick Co. the prayer. U the Hue is busy the on Magnolia Ave. upon receipt of listener has only to call bark with­ the newa that tha local daalership in a few seconds to hear the re­ It now in a tie for second place In corded "P rayer For The Day." Many Sanford people will lie a sales contest that Includes all the Buick dealers in th* Jackson­ able to find ransolallon and help ville zone area known as the class through the use of "The Prayer three, smaller dealers, comprising For Th# Day" which Is constantly Florida, Eastern South Carolina available throughout the week and without Interruption, according and Eastern Georgia. Nearly 20 dealers are engaged in to th* congregation of the Luth­ this spirited contest, tbe winner of eran Church of The Redeemer, which will be awarded an all-ex- Missouri Synod. pens* paid trip to Nassau. To tha Everyone is invited to use the salesmen associated with tha first place dealership will ga service, said officers of the local many valuable prizes. Lutheran Church- 34 Cars O f Freight Train Are Derailed BALTIMORE *>*—Thirty-f o u r car* of a long Baltimore anJ Ohio freight train plunged off the tracks about five mUes east of here early his morning and several ears were set ablaze. Three firemen suffered minor in­ juries In fighting the.fire. A railroad spokesman said ap­ parently an overheated journal box on a freight car caused the derail­ ment and fire. The crash ripped up tracks of the main line and broke commu­ nications. The spokesman said the road expected to have service re­ stored on the eastbounJ tracks by S p. m. EST and on the westbound rails by S p. m. Trains were being rerouted over Pennsylvania Rail­ road tracks. Weather If Ym t Herald Is Not Delivered By I P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery s u e s MUX HBKK. s o * " , says uonese l . Birfconaoyor many times ■ day as he bandits th# flew of pacta requisitions for VAH-9. ■Irk# mayor re-enlisted for anotker four years thl* week, says he'd like to (pond ell four years in Sanford. (Official Photo, U. 8. Navy) From AJ third rrew„'Ty» to bombardler-navtntor (n Officer CandL date 8ehool—lh at'i the short story of John Bailey’s career In Ssnfonl. Halley, nn Aviation .Ma­ chinist's Mate First Oa*» with neavy Attack Squadron Nine, has l>een selectM to attend the Navy's Officer Candidate School at New­ port. It. I. under the Integration program which make* It possible for qualified enlisted men to earn officers’ stripe*. He first came to Sanford In Feb "i.iry 1983. flying as an AJ third crewman with the squadron's com­ manding officer. His Interest in the lleavj Attack program led to his •election for bombardier-navigator training in April 1953. After com­ pleting the course at IIATU. which a! that time was located In Nor­ folk. V*., John returned to VAH-9. During tho squadron's recent de­ ployment he flew as bombardier with Cdr. W. E. Lento*, who was Commanding Officer at that lime. Hailey comes from Delaware, Ohio, presently lives at 2313 South Kim Ave. He and Mrs. nnlley have two children, Hefoic coming to Hanfoid Halley was stationed at the Naval Air Test Center, Patux­ ent River, Md. Mediation Board T rysT o Head O ff Threatened Strike CONVENTION HALL. Chicago lb—The Democrats, safely past the shoals of a possible partyshattering tight over civil rights, TALLAHASSEE (H -F 1 n r 1J a’* salted happily today Into the for­ county school superintendents fa­ malities or naming Adlai Steven­ vor uniform rule* for admln'sterson as their presidential nominee. Ing the new pupil a-slgnme.v law Tensions had swept away and designed to' preserve segregation.a meeting here yesterday, left a gayer mood among the del­ theAt school head* recommended egates who trooped back Into this that county school boards adoot hall to listen to the "man who" regulations drown up by the State speeches and Joined In thk tradi­ Department of Education beforo tional whoopla accompanying the elasie* start next month. placing of the names of the presi­ The superintendents also rccdential hopefuls before the con­ ••mended that a continuing com­ vention. mittee be named to work with a Tho balloting will come at to­ committee from the ichool board night's session, and nobody doubt­ assoclationantl the Slate Depart­ ed for a moment that It would he ment of Education ‘o study th# Stevenson on the first. problems and make further rccIn delegation caucuses, a big omendatloni on Implmenatlng th* t-irch was on to the M-year-old program. former Illinois governor and 1982 The new law calls for county nominee. school board* to assign pupil* to Decisions in moVnlng meetings school* for which they arc best fairly shot him soaring high •ulted on th* ha*i* of Intellectual above the winning’total, based on ability, scholastic proficiency aud The Associated Press poll of del­ a number of intangible sociological and psychological factors. egate preferences. Tha State Department of Educa­ Six additional votes from North Carolina put him over ths top. tion was requested to make recoinKansas had Just thrown In 18. To­ mcndaDons on testing materials to gether, the two atates gave Stcv- be used In classifying and reassign­ ensnn 680—or 3‘* more than need­ ing pupils under (he law. State School Supt. Thomas a ed for the nomination. Bailey said, tests which would He climbed within breathing dis­ stand up In tb* court* must ba tance of the winning total, baaed standard and nationally recognized. on The Associated Press poll of John Wigglntoh of Tallahassee, delegate preferences. In ths first a member of tha Fabltlnskl comreport from morning esueuses. mltta* which drafted the new as­ It was Kansas, plopping 16 signment law, said It woulJl provotes to Stevenson and shooting sorva segregated tehools fur "quit* his total Juit l i t short of the 8MH *oma time" but whit* and Negro#* ilm dd prepare for possible Integraneeded for nomination*' StUl to n in e were a flock at tlen eventually. Soithern vot#» which had baeB • ■ h«14 unto* mltted pending aeti*6 on the civil rigbta plank. Th* cor vention's defeat early today of at* tempts to force In a "strong'' plank cleared the way for th* Southerner* to take a stand. But most of the other one-Um* hopefuls for tha nomination wero of a mind to let their names l>e lafc.srnled to the convention, la some Instances, there was tha At a special meeting called thta thought of a possible build-up for morning for the local School the future. The opportunity to be Board member*, the Fabialnakl praised simultaneously on most of committee report was dlscusiad.. the country's radio and TV sta­ The board will meet In a spec­ tions doesn’t come often. ial session next Friday to adopt The Tennessee delegation an­ rule* and regulation* for pulling nounced that Gov. Frank Gem- thl* report into effect. ent, who had his day In tbe spot­ New teacher* war# also announ­ light as convention keynoter, wai ced and Include Mra. May Fort, a withdrawing as a favorite son can­ teacher at Seminole High School didate, The Tennesseean* delayed who was appointed Dean of Girl* action as to where their 32 votes and assiidant to the principal at will go until a caucus on the floor.. High %hool for the ensuing school Gov. Averell llarrlm an of Now| year. York, who made the chief chal­ Hen Steel# was transferred lenge to Stevenson In th# week's from Lake Munroc School to ba maneuvering, Insisted he was still a teacher in Junior High School In serious contention. He fired a while Mrs. Mgry Roger* wee telegram to all chairmen *»f state transferred as a teacher from the delegations telling them Lyman school to Seminole High “I have just talked with Presi­ SehooL dent Truman. We are determined Other* appointed were Mra, to fight through to the nomination Marcella Olllnff at South Side, tonight regardless of any rumors Ml** Martha Thompson, Lyman to the contrary you have heard School, and Mr*. Effle Durden to or may yet hear." Junior High School. But to the delegates the remain-1 ing unanswered big question of the convention was who la to be Fly Infestation Stevenson's running mata. MS. May Fort Is Named Assistant To SHS Principal MIAMI, (ft —The National Medi­ ation Board moved today to head off a threatened itrike by 379 Na­ tional Alrllnei pilots, *ct for mid-1 August IS Ad mUliana night Friday. Izzalh McT?e»e> (Sanford) In identical telegrams, the Linda King (Sanford) board asked the pilots to postpona Thoma- It. Alford (Sanford) the strike and it offered to medi­ DlriNarges ate the issues In dispute. Homer Thomas (Sanford) Clony Smith (Roddy, Toon.) Jam ei llolaren, a hoard medialor here on other business, wasi ifary Carter and Baby (Sanford) Births assigned to the ra te and wai ex­ Young ported to contact both aides prndIB ’ “T log a joint meeting. A duiltslees Charlie Dennett (I The dispute involves a retire* raent plan, legal liability, whether Mrs. Robert Default Irma Gibson tSs pilots should take company phy. tical examinations on tlselr own SterUng Robinson (Longwood) Births time and at their own aspense, Baby Girl Default and the CapU*l-NAL Interchange Vbiting lik e n agreement. Private Room* -11 a.m. to • pm . NAL claims none of these issues Semi-Private Rooms—I p.m. to 4 Is subject to negotiation because p.m.; 7 p.m. to I p.m. the current contract does not ex­ Pediatries — II a. m. to • p. m. pire until n u t August. (Parents and/or grandparent* The Air Line Pilots Asan. argue* only) that the interchange and retire­ Obit*tries—In accordsncc w il t h | ment Issues were left open and visitor* accommodations and no visitors that details of the physical exam­ during feeding of babies. ination issue w art to be worked out latsr. It contends that th* le­ gal liability Issue la “ moral” aud ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEW* I lias arisen since th* contract was ON i*AGE EtOMi Hospital Notes iJ Lower; Road Blocks T r R e a rrn n n ^ d >1 • *•» .ft _ The aerial spray campaign has rcdui-cd the Medi­ terranean fruit fly Infastatlnn of Florida to the point where fur­ ther rearrangement uf road blocks Is planned. The roadblock* will be removed from L\ S. 41 at Everglades, on State Uond 29 north of Ev«r|ladrs amt on S'.a'c Road 80 near Alva. Tbe Fort M)er« area will be re­ moved from roadblocks because the Ia Ic-tattoo luvel ha* been low. cred. A road block on Slate Hoad 31 north of the Intersection with State Road 78 will be moved across .ns road. Formerly remov­ ing fruit from north-bound cars, it will not confiscate fruit in care ’'ended for the Fort Myer* area, Uccaiui nr infestation Is (till ••-•avy a t t*unla Gorda, a readMock will be act up ou UJL 41 oulh of the town to check traffic headed for Fort Myor*. Aerial spraying wo* stopped *8 !ire» •irlhi nr the so u th u sl Florid coast. F.aue. uow wiR •pray only aom« 50,800 u r n , toeluding 47,000 1st tb# Miami are* am] some 3,109 at Fart dal* S filiii w w f i r m i i B y W l r �✓ H b 2, th m h i:, A u g , 1 6 .1 9 5 6 THE B A W fO K P M H U L P ' m M T M im aD A r ■ V M IW Sits Advsatare With Usele Walt liM C artsoa O a ra lrst !lii tits Hon#e of Tootnrday Tilt cltmai III# Domocralle Conrsattoa S ilt W rtsilln * fr o * Chiseen Night News n s s o rl n u r lla h t T hsntrn UlfB-Off v a lu e r Slgn-en Program I l ii u n e !;!! i S S i V S i i t u r SIB MM. BOSMT WlfTPAU, o f Itoebsatnr, N . Y* hugs h e r son, N orman, K s fta r h a Safeed to vletory la th e I t t h A ll-A m erican B o a p h n Derby ta A to m , Ohta. F irst prise is e g y o a ~ ile g e scnoU nW p n eddltiow to th e tro p h y th e youngster ie holding. tfnterM ttonuU ' ,si» wvgre»sg te n t litta 11i n Ueevsntlnn Legal Notice isie " as u e WnrlS T urssilis irt'U e k U U S j's Heueeeer • lies t t W W y S l T j! t B l f f i S k p anew DieesiSd. Court In which said suit nr prorsstflst >* psnSIng Is the Clreult C ourtof the NIalh Judlelsl Ctrenlt, in nnS for Seminole Couotr. Fieri!*. siu WMBB-TV SAC*eOSVILLB Tho BbbrovUtod sill* of tbo onsS C enntr. F tjrie n . b t s l »■»> »*# la M Coee#IH*rrr OstOsa^ lsc.. n Fjoraoeouat aaS vouebere. lilt rorparstlon, plaintiff va. Vlralnla Williams* ol el, dofanSsnls. Tho description or lbs r*n| profierlr lovnlvsd In arid prncsnain* Si's BiVp Edwards A Nsw. described In llm Complaint Is as fel- •iSS apL Preston M Tube# tise Uno ftanesr ,0* T hs South 14 nf Ihs NB'4 nf Tile c ti» a e lha SRU nf Itsrlle t 1*t Town­ | . M ee *0 ship SI »«ulh. ftsnps SS Boat, Site fronrnrrnlln Convanllon £ . D. IMS. _ „ nsm lnois ro u n tv Florida. T"0 snd osah of yon or# rooiilrai In fit# your aanwnr wlUjlhe Clsrl . moist a nf A asn Messer nf Iho shorn anllllad Court end servo n rnnv thoroof upon pjeljtlfrs nllnmoyo. whoto addrree la If Roal Pino Plrret. Orlsodo. Florida. US tost US ! % a > w t J e e V s «tb e .r •« SeereblVCounty -*“**• •* ?••“ * , Ilia Own* Hour*__ w riiM trm e tees wnwcTTrt.na i l i a Rondeerouo f;SO Poehlono In Muilo tiie e m ss lilt till a •iSO B righter Day •it) Ooerst Storm * *ise M g s or Night surwASLu lies S:*e till ill# lill rise f ill fits T H V B in tV R t t t t l i The Rhythm Hour Worts At nit Twtltghi Snan a sorts Book Mesio a t tlaadom n rtftjs t on a cio«e HvsilinB Muilo M ale rish tr TiiS H*« D anrrilm * »:*S N lth t edition l i t l n trlctly inatrum sntal l : t s fthythm Hour particularly pMViKX!'' •**ai S e n star Magnuson.' chairman of the fUtl Senate InUrsUU and Fore­ ign Commerce * Committee, hei dlrsetad th at the Aviation Sub­ committee lnveetlgete the inade­ quacy of the CCA Air Traffic Control Syatem now In operation. 8mnUiera, in , an Inlarvlow, stated “that the safety of the flying public end the future of aviation a n dependent on de­ veloping an Air Traffic Control System, which will give the CAA complete electronic covengo of tbs air (pace over the United States so that all a lr r n f t will be under its constant control. Hud such a system been In effect the _____ recant_____ and___worst _ commercial eommsrclal aviation tragedy in the natlon’i history which oecurredd over the Grand Canyon en June 30th could wall have been avoided. Whet we need today ere bettor commun* Icatlona and etpeclaliy. more ruder — enough ruder ta develop un ef­ fective ulr control pattern if we are to avoid the risk of future midair colliiloas, and provide the the mealmum degree of safety for peeaengeTi using the air* ways”. Smothers also static th at in developing such a system ad­ equate provisions a n necessary to protect and dRW’UQKVvi*: flying. “ It is esaentusT hee said, “that air safety keep p a n with the progress of aviation itaslf. Sm athen alto stated that th t inquiry ta ha conducted by the Senate Aviation Subcommltteo would undoubtedly also include ■n elim ination Into th t hearings and procedures of the Civil Aer­ onautics Board. MAS BEEN* AT • AND 4 them occupied ta d happy and MIAMI, Fla. or—Dewey Black- their ley shovels bad piw wan, I, a ad brother Wayne, 4, a respectable bale Burnt thr* were "digging for gold” in en deep, unpaved atrip between the street Then they struck, not fell and their home in suburban copper. In the farm of cable. 1 Hiatash. ! service was kaoeked out for I Mother, Mrs. c . v . Blackwell,’ around and the boys iasmed left them alone because It kept became former prespect ers. F a m il y ftk U fc id H G ettimo Twtt g r o u p P h o to o pa pm AV* . uM, Soviets Say No U. S. Servicemen Detained In Russia at r e n t nf. MOSCOW (H — The Soviet government said Tuesday "a careful investigation” shows that no U.S. servicemen -ere detained in this country. The Foreign Ministry rejected a U.S- charge that nusile Is hold­ ing American Air Forte end Navy fliers shot down by Soviet pilots. The denial note, delivered lo the Atmriean Embassy, replied to a U.S. note of July ll. The U. s. note referred specifically to the crews of two American planes — a Navy Privateer lost over the Baltic April I, 1030, with 10 men aboard and an Air Force BM th a t, went down with II aboard June 13, 1M3 off Siberia. The U J, note quoted persona re­ leased from detention in the So­ viet Union aa saying they heJ been confined with Americans. DBAKC BANCM SOLO OCALA UR-Tbe il.OOft-acre Drake Ranch south of bora h as' boen sold by Trustee F. Drake Jr. to Ira A. Hotchkiss, Detroit, Mich., and Hollywood. Fla., real oatate devtleper, for lto million dollars. Hotchkiss said ha ptana to sub­ divide 14,000 acres lata homtoltas A half-pound of bologna that and reservs the remaining sereafe for hunting and fishing by Is finely chopped or ground will make about one cup. residents. rERQUnoN. r e m t v woBRina i n w iT N B P* W II r n K o r , i have hsrsuntn sol my hnnS sod sffls*S my official soal at Paofnrd. Samin n |t ro u aiy , P lo risa Ihls t u h day of July, a . b . m s . O, r . lirBNOOV. n a r k of ths l.irrult Court. Samlaola daola County. Wtartto. se-wlri ••<% r. to ii;“«.r 'i-r , Bu?dVk Daputy Clark AKRBUAN, t>TA?« * AKKBMAN SI Knat pins Plrsst OrlanSa, Plorlda ,a n g r u i i e i n | i frow I i 4 it i l l confirm the (III* •• slash* *a Y ssen b sd p rjM rtF . T sst Pntlnrn none M orals* Captain K angaroo Of All T hlaea nndfrsy lrlk e ft filch a lla a l U l r t* v o of I J f r naarrh for Tomorrow n u ld lsa I.lah t l i l t s Report atand Ifa A Bo Couali n n n sa At W orld Turn* Tommy Wood Johnor I’artnn ftm iaaparlr C ^ S ^ l i u t . m ' l s ‘f h s c *r- Cancer Institute Reports All-Tim e High Lost Month rtUVh.t‘ j?V«.r°r.V.r*.W . ■ and ropeina tho. tills, t* ths An ell Ume July high In ths entire history of Uit Cencor In' K W aoirxi s a w with ice-cold Coca-Cola oddrtaa of Iho rtalm sn l to d muat ho aweru lit ay l#o c laimant, hie aeont or nltornay, or tho asms ahsll ho void. Plnronco U Millar n . n " T NATIONAL BANK AT W INTER PARK. W I N T E R PARK PfA RIflA. h r in . r . cniviiu* At vioo Proa A Truat Offlrar A t K to c u itrs nf said ta ttle , w . k . W indsrw tsdle Aitarnoy W lolsr Park. P lsrld s Wise Pleas heroin no th e irib .S o y a tA u e a e t A- h- 1SS4, to tha Cowp la ta t la oaie Court, a t provldse by MBBBIK fall not a r t dsors# pro •oafpaoo w ill ho ootrroS aealaat you. - WtTNBSS m r hood mod ossl nf pate c o u rt nt Banferd. aemlaolo S a n e ly . Plnrldn. this ir ib day of duly A. P. tsss. O. ¥ . Moradna . c is r k a t tho d r e u l t Court p .n w A n n t . c o c h r a n n tc u itt ta tho C oart or tbo C oaaty J s la a i Somlaoto ro o a ty , ploHSo. W . U , I I U T V r 1 B U IS , d l • a Prabaio. To All t'roelloro a sd Poroooa Moy. j t n o r a s r for rts u iiff* roe ill rod to prosool any olaimt and domaada w hir# you. or o llh tr nf hsvo a e s i u l Iho oalatt «f Edw»rd T. • r'nehrso. dtcasaod. v “ tu s B E T T » JANNAItONIt Uafon- lalo of told t'auaty, la lha County it * g ? • i , ! ,*"t|n u lf County, Plorlda. ai h it nfflca la tna rn u rt hnuio ol rioto No. BUS. ____ Janooruna *1 Bdoterd, Plarldo. TO* Mrs. Baity 4; w llbla tig h t naloodar monlha from |l l i«t Bockwsll Bnnkwsll Avonuo r f the first publication nf a « i . « h l i r s b o t l r k E tch claim a r damsnd •hall bo la w rlllne, and ahsll stale Iho plaro nf raaidanco and post sf. tiro address nf tb s rla lm tn t. tad s owarn In by «ht rlalm aa., a r atlarnsy, attorney, and nor any eurii aurh JANNAVlONKa It a dw r»« i r i i l l M •e» il, nr a i n t f t r • aiviiTeg • » U“ void' ,"’1 •• ,UM ehall (a rtb y aollflad andI rseulred i« Hilda Cnrhrsn Cm iN r io m l f o r hv i l l t t i i f I wltli loo As Baodumr af lha I asi Will d a r k of sold Court your w rlu an daand Toalamsm nt fa a it. If noy, lo lha Complsiot in M id su it and le MMtIS eepy' t h . r t . f _ E*»»r* T. Cothran, dscostod unon attorney fo r plaintiff no or R. W. War* Altataor b rtn rn «h" lolh f a t a l Bontambor. '^"ndroff-Pothlno Bldg, wfiPyift f&A aufflg B snford. P lo rld a M orid*. Ihlt Sth Say a f Au*u»t. s r r s . 'c . v , •• NOIIVAI. a . MARLATT. (C lsrh's Psall O P. Mai ados C lrrull Clark W ilson A ltsasd sr . . . . . . A. I . I t i t n ro s .st lo Ihs H ""r*kto Counly Judge of HKMIcounty, Plorlda. my final ro. ,u ,rJV nod vouchors, s t AdJ ,h * Center, Cberota# <1. M srlslt.* ndocoosod. and<*fa Narva t eald Urns, tboo sad (hero, moke annliTMN NAMK, b P T H K ,S'irATR OP rs llo a to tho eald Ju d as for s floe S ^ ^ u i jo 'iu c p s w n A N T iiTciiseI ARM H R n K B r ADVISER THAT IT IN blVOBCK MAS BEEN P it.. > ACIAlNST TOtt IK THR C in - i t , a " £ e . , V««r U , *, '; g ir o P ark . Plorlda_______________ «TH c i r c t i t . RlTCATR IN H KlBti. PbORIOA. RT TOIIIt PR KM.A HIM* P l.A IN T IP r kah^ o e A d m lalsireirlt or Iho Ee • lo nf nrval O. M srlslt. tioreaeed. * vaw Eln*%,i'f r. "n a lfi members of the Institute to have en annuel rytologv test made," said flykei, “for their own pro­ tection." GBAFEFBU1T MUFFING BBGfNf LAKELAND UR — Grspelnilt from the Isle of Pines ana Cuba will atari moving into the New York market the last week la August, Florida d tru a Mutual said today. Charles H. Boyles, Mutual's reppraeenutlve la New Verb, said he Stuffed Hamburgers H iy # Bom#—tbBjr'r* good! I t betwwo thin m att pattieg—put ■avory' b m d stuffing, tomato and onion slices, or peckaged cheese with pickle relish. Broil, and serve with sperkllng Coca-Cola! There's no itfm hm snt ao wtioome. And bow th at g riat taste of Coks brings out the bmt in any delicious food! M ike Coca-Cola your happy choke for maak, picnics, partiss. Bring horns the Coke today I a n r r in a b o v e c o u r t o n o r PriBB URPTEMBER It. ISUl BB A OECRER PRO CONPKaaO PMMIIIlAi W i f S S t W. MKBPMV TOIl A h T V lE n S S f N O n P lE D rr.E R K CIRCrtW rvitJRT. ARM. jA'j vv« w a u s ? MAI (XH7KTT. NINTH CIRCUIT H.ufphy In ta i c irc u it Court nf tho Nlatk J u iis is l C lrruii la and far hUA Bomlaalo couatv, Plorlda, la Ckag'• r r . K e . SMS and you a re hereby C I .K h K .'n f c 'I ’IT COURT required le eorto a m a y af g e a r fe w s w ftABnRTHERRV OARBBNU. | P F lorida earporalU a. PI F lB S IN U WIIJ.iAMS. at aL and Coke—to put you at your sparkling best! asn S T 'iiis - a *!: * .. '■ ‘" I - m e . , . . . r u r . . •bo C ircuit Court a a a r before l b 8ft, .V.'Jt.iasV'a. •N-waft/isa a -jfss ria l tool af the eeld Court a t San Bit,S f . r t & V ' . F I t i ? Clerk d f c s I l C o a r l . . IM ali a isd tlo n n I . Kohlooo Altornov fa r P to ta tlff I I I E arth Main StreaS * SANFORD COCA-CQLA BOTTLING COMPANY �u ENTIRE STOCK SUMMER STYLES (many can be worn right on Into Fall). Sizes in Women’s Juniors, Misses and Half-Sizes. REGULAR PRICES 10.9.1 to 49-05 o i Closeout J.O O Each / Jlc w ia n c e S U IT S Boys Pajamas y2 Price Ladies Summer Skirts R E D U C E D TO CLEAR! By 'Tom Sawyer” in ages 8 thru 18. REGULAR PRICE 2.98 73 S U M M E R B LO U SE S For Ladles’, regularly priced 2.98 to 7.95 4 ' N ow Price 2-95........ Shirts and contrasting short trous­ ers, both washable, ages 1 thru 7. G in s > N ow QUANTITY In ages 3 thru 14. Regularly sell for 2-98 to 5.95 6 - 4- 5 WERE 1.98 Price of CANNON WASH CLOTHS AND BATH TOWELS, all drastically Reduced In Price Entire stock in sizes 28 thru 50- GIRL'S G O W N S & PAJAM AS R e g u l a r PRICES 3.98 to 5.95 All year round fabrics in sizes 35 thru 42. REGULAR 35.00 '"SC A T T E R x RU G S" By “COLOR GAY” 14 pretty colors from which to choose, Regular SIZE 24x36 SIZE 27x54 3.98 6.95 Sale Price Cotton PUaae' pajama*. AGE 1 - 2 - I Swim Suits N ow REGULAR 2.98 and 3.98 1 5 P A IR B O Y 'S PLISSE PAJAM AS 1 25-95 f t 29.95 O N E TABLE I .M (Sizes broken). Regular prices 26.95 & 29.95 7 2 Price Price IM ••••••• 2 0 LADIES' SU IT S R egular Prices . Closeout SALE REGULAR l U Ladies Topper Coats a . m Including' gabardine and many other fabrics suitable for Fall sewingEACH PIECE SALE TAGGED FOR Values to 12.95 ALL L A D IE S Solid colors and patterns. All sizes, y • One Table Assorted Piece Goods 2 4 LA D IE S' SU M M E R HATS S W IM i / t n Sale Price Jty 9 8 MEN'S ST RAW t il H AT S i j | ALL REDUCED TO i/2 OF REGULAR PRICE EN T IRE S T O C K ' M E N 'S SP O R T SH IR T S In waist sizes 28 th ru 52. VALUES TO 12 95 Short sleeve sport shirts, sizes small, med ium, large and extra large. REGULAR 3.95 to 6.95 A ll N ow Sale Price '*[ .7 9 Price Sani Wax an INTRODUCTORY OFFER on thla mlacla lotion, dean*, waxes and polishes In one operation leaving a beautiful protective luster. 98c six# (I pint) ^ Men's n Leisure Slacks Woven elastic sides, washable. WAIST SIZE 3G - 88 - 40 - 42 - 44 QUANTITY I - 8 - 4 - 1-10 REGULAR 5.00 4 5.95 100% Dacron covered with extra fine quali­ ty candy atrip* ticking. Colore of blue free, gold, and roes. Full alaa (21x27) completely REGULAR SHORT 1 5 3 .3. 1 6 1 • STOUT REGULAR PRICES 25.95 to 49.95 CLOSE OUT ALL OTHER SUITS REDUCED IN PRICE 1 3 PRICE �a* ~rtr. • c • • ■ American Children Of Today From lack Of Leisure Time I Is Junior tlrod and listless in the mom* h g . uowflUn# to jump brightly out of bad t 3 f off to hit ptajr and Mtlvltles? la bad* tbna a nlfhtmara bacaUac Susie baan't fin,Js)Md aom^ taak and Junior can’t bo dragged ’■'away Cram the television set? Are both .’ehfldran abort on appetite and long on comV plaints? D othty narar want to do anything : around the booaa? It Mold bo adoleecenca of course, but It Ooaaat naoaaaarfly moan they will need a ' trip to the doctor, around of tonic or even ,tha latest vitamin pill, 8evera1 prominent physicians have pointed out recently that .... . ' American children are suffering from a -• lack of leisure'time. lik e their dub-mad parents, too many children of today are hurrying frantically from ooe activity to another without hav­ ing the proper time to grow in peace. We have gone so far In trying to “orient” our HE# ■** ‘ {gin’' tM.V ’.-ji On Monday It's a scout meeting, Tuesw, / \ y dancing lessons, Wednesday Junior (Sr . h-t | K r’V BE ~’ vl 1movie matinee, Sunday a full day of Sunday IS iC school, church and other young people’s 1 " , n» , '•1 1 jS j, bird movies, picnics. A modern child’s illy schedule Is so complex It has to bo worked out s week In advance and set down Bit? in an engagement book so nothing will bo y-w..- •• ' * overlooked and forgotten. When does today’s child have time to ; Jivs? Junior ought to hive leisure to read •something he really wants to rrad, to build a tree-house, to wander in the woods and Ml( fe 'V • M flower, to Ho in the hammock. Childhood needs its time to dream and draaralng la crowded out by e regimented »schedule. j The Sanford Herald raMIsbol Datty N«ss»> BaUrSay as* SBiteay I ■ataraS as ataas-ssattsr o s ts k s r IT. t i l l a l S r R l t Offfaa a f M * f e « FMrlda undar t h . Art af Coagrass af March I I IT* n tS D n n t k t x a . M ite r U 4 Publisher MARION ARION HARMAN SR B it. h K sssuttvs ts fu tlv a BEalite ilo r BVKliTN J c o a m x o , A d u r tL la , M anaisr T h s HSrstS Is a »sm b»r of th s At*«cists4 Prase I sjjJ*N U M tlllsq aw siatirsly ta U s ,uss J/W reauMiss* Is sstlMad easlssl sws a rista s la this asw spe»sr. - - v -* iiaf t a n a, ’arms,,,:’ joss? a m ts A lisa la d s s re ta SUBSCRIPTION RATM l i e par weak o»* U ssih ai.se S sU s Bta M ssths Ons T sar im i e tu i ■•Maas, sards af thsaks, raaslutlasa sa d a a ts ru tn m sn t f«r th s poraot* s f ralilsg ha e h srrsd for at rs a u ls r sd v srtltlsg rats*. sf Dr. YI ds, too. Es ewtehto tost But the blunt truth Is that, gen­ erally *peaking, the thing U ut make* the brain grow la thinking. Tbs cerebrum, or forepart af the brsia, wham the Intellectual caps* city cantor*, U la one way Uka S meads. It grow* with use. A happy-go-lucky laborer may wear the asms bat also all bis Ufa. A lawyer, who*# brataa earn him Ms living, to likely to need a larger hat at M than ha did s t to. Ha to more likely to bo bald alas. The conduiion setma laaacai »*ca pa­ Me—at toast it 4m to «a hs Idles Jtny man of mUdlo ago bo fuU crop of hair olther has ducked hi* fair share of think­ ing, or to carrying an oatrs-ordl nary Usd of blubber hi* thatch. It remain* to bo scan whether mom hard thinking by worn would, ao aquaeie thatr fat psda wo'd have a geoerattoa of bald* headed woman. Over the centuries the girl* have ducked ths expertNaturally tola bato tod adonUfto confirmation of the mental superi­ ority of us baldiee creates la us a new sanaa of aoatol reapeasMUty. • Wa can cauas our half ta tel! Out by kaitUng our brows, yadr after year, trying to flsurp oat whet horse will eaana la Bret in the third a t Saratoga Det wa must e a t fritter away ear vest growing brainpower an trifles. Wa meat follow the example sf Socratoe. and grew grandly bald by tkiaklng grand thoughts. Try and Step M a J y B IN N IT T C U P . p v o u OR. CONRAD ADENAURR went ew hD mimlsH te AA the Kremlla, a eeafrtre reminded him of an old English saylag: “Aa infallible method of aoeclIHIIitg • tiger (er a beer) to Ie allow sasesR Ie he fle______ „ • 10. JIM flDlOAiAff Af itoM Male Uut It was Dr. Aden- v rr tJ K x jJ s r M a sm s e r _____ Ie to st eaaskssd Saab bstwssa ears, toawdwn, O s teas tts ly I'V ffO irggtSt k s su e M ir iif t |^ | |U M ||^ Jack Dursat,' m g r Jack Cbm Wills .. Rise -J# mou ’• -- FLASH! Formort Should Be Alert1For Symptoms O f Poisonous Plants New that many cultivated grasses sad plant* are dry and food to ISas plentiful,',' trouble may develop from, livestock eating weed* and plants which are poi­ sonous, the American Foundation for Aslmal Health warned toJay. Under normal condition*, tay* the Foundation, animal* will *tay away from poisonous plant* tocaure they are unpalatable. But when animals are hungry, they will1feed on almo.t anything that to available. Losae* from plant poisoning in livestock are common In maay areas of the country, especially In soma of the western range state*, the eastern mountain area and localities where drought^uta down normal feed sources. . Loooweed to the most important trouble maker in this respect in the western nnd mountain arena, la other sections, deadly night­ shade, laurel and water hemlock sre dangerous. Larkspur* also Sanaa s large number of losses and ths lupines likewise can causa A Urge number of plants are deadly because they develop hydrocyanic or prussic arid. In­ cluded Is this group are wild eh*hecherry, sorghum, audsa grass, Johnson grass, flax *»d arrow grew. Some of those paatto wbaa grows e a te r normal ssadRImu, sre considered vary gaadfaed. Only whan the normal to Interrupted by drouaht. rema other causa, do they to become poisonous. F ongs grown on soda containing a content may result ia costly cattle and sheep josses under certain adverse conditions of growth, ta d tha symptoms pic, taro to rosily eoRfetodVlth.pJu.ala arid poisoning. Farmers should be alert far *ymstoma af plant poisootoga s t tkto Was of year and obtain • TU r^ ‘ riJ " * diagnosis promptly tf trouble develops, a it Ime to tha rtts l factor la each ease*, th* Vbaadatiea says. as* riO N IH tS DCNOSED RATMIR, leak. th -A lake in aarthwestern Saskatchewan's Mud* a id da to That's M itt re* ...... Big Sun Lotions May Have An Unpleasant Reaction I Expanding Brain Causes Baldness “ Takes W ashington See-Saw life Da's H? Care • y SAM DAWSON 1 The Iltiresu of Labor Statistics Blue Cross-Blue Shield plana NEW YORK - Medical eareiput medical care now at 1 » peri« pm tlna the trill fairly evenly, has taken the biggest rise of eny cent of the 1917-49 overage..com* i. Item on the cost of living Index, pared with 116.3 for the entire *“r“,c*1 pr° . " It I* one*founn nigtivr than sis Consumer Price Index, also at a hc^ ^ mlLloti now—>< times ss many a t In 1941. Policies cov­ years ego. record high. The cost rise hasn't deterred ering regular medical expense in A u t o m o b ile E n a in e Americans from seeking more are bald by SI million, cotppaft h t h i r J f '/T f an medical attention than ever be- with three million In 1M1. Major Labor D e p t Suit ?l fore' and accepting newer and medical expense insurance new automobile engine tha+ would bum almost eosUler treatments almost with- covers seven million other per* Nixes Combination anythin* from diesel fuel to peanut oil. out question. But the high costs sons, ■ gain of 13S per cent in Humorists have kicked the idea around for Worker Exemptions have sparked a rush for insur-1 Just one year. Some 33Vt million OR LAN b o — Sccre;ary o.* Labor ancc protection that is m ost1are Insured against loss nf Inwhat it is worth in wisecracks. More to icome through disability and last James P. Mitchell, through So­ spectacular. the point, engineers have sought to create licitor of Labor Stuart Rothman, The Health Insurance Council, a J'f , r collected 6*3 million dollars, a power package of this kind to help keep ha* obtained an otder In the U. S. group of eight insurance atioclThis I* only part of the story, the wheels of America rolling. Court here prohibiUng Southern atlons, reports today that benefit however. Millions of employes Fruit Distributors. Inc... of thl* payments under voluntary health have some loss af Income protean Now one of the major motor companies city, from in 'th e future violating Insurance programs are ninidng: ‘l°n through paid slek leave plan*, has come up with a working prototype of the overtime and record-keeping one fifth higher thir year than Including those administered by Just such an engtns. It runs on high oc provisions of the Federal Fair last. Total payments under these union* or employ mutusl ben.flt tane gasoline, as conventional autos do. Out Labor Standards Act. plans In 1953 for hospital, surgl- I associations. Workmen # com pen* it also will run on almost any other mineral The Judgment, which was con­ cal and other medical expenses,i »*tlon laws protect about 43 mil* sented to by the firm, was based plus loss of Income benefits, top*! Hon against expense and Income oil, right down to residual fuels that would upon an investigation by the La­ ped three billion dollars. loss due to occupational accident be so much sludge in the tank of an ordinary bor Department's Wage anJ Hour The Council estimates a record i or dlsexsa. The fodersl govern. car. Even whale oil and various vegetable Division. The action involved only 110 million American* are nowiment glvsa four million person*, oils have operated the engine. nine workers out of approximately covered by hospital Insurance—' mostly military, complete medical 393 employed. The principle is not new. The idea of a a gain of tlx per cent In a year **r* and to m* ^3H^njM*1 The employes who had not been i >n|j njne ,lme; a l min>. a i |n ans can get complete care fol paU time and one-half their re- 1M, Hogplu| c h irgcs paid for service connected disabilities. with hot gasses, has been known for several gular rate, for hour* after 40 In | them U it year cam, l0 m o n All of this coats plenty. We re decades. Even now, development la far from II weeks performed work which re­ than i'fc billion dollars, with the i living longer nowadays, but not for complete. Much work remains to be done lated in whole or Is part to the Insurance companies and* the free. before the ongine is sufficiently improved manufacture of cltrrni feed or clt* to make commercial use feasible. , By WIN PENDLETON .to me like somebody has broken molas.e*. The defendant firm h*J consideredl hesew orkers to But the time - -vhen such en­ Something big cooking? — Con-'the lew rather flagrantly. If *o, be exempt under both the limited ossman Jim Haley may have un- we intend to 'uncover It and do greasman gines, burning a wide variety of simp! covered one of the biggest scand what we can about It. I think the and full overtime exemptions sis of the year. It has to do with buyer* of thl* land knew what which extend to moil of Its em­ a land grab deal on the Crowe they were doing, all right, but I ploye* engaged in the packing and 19 •y MHUH N. MNMMN, M.I, cheaper transportation, a promise that the Indian Reservation In Montana. think they may have figured that canning of fresh fruit. Combination Job* which caused In 1S30, In order to protect ths tow ha* been forgotten." YOU can't alway* blame the wiUiout exposure to auallsbt. ta Americati motorist will be glad to accept. Back Florida Hospitality — Thl* one las* of the exemption* werr per­ sun for your “sunburn." Maybe m ost cases, th e p rep aratio n s the rights of the Indians, the a a • It's the preparation you uaa to themselves produced ns reactions Congress passed a law that re­ should be called the grand tour. formed by: an electrician doing protect your akin from the aun'a of any kind. Sixty secretaries from Capitol Hill general repair and maintenance stricted the amount of land that Too Much Carelessness rays th a t causes the trouble. Dr. Bams says th a t these erup­ any one pertoon could own in that will visit Miami from August 34th work fbr the entire plant; em­ The preparations themselves tions usually are short-lived and There sre people who think, when there reservation. 1300 acres was the through the 31st. They’ll fly down ploye* Int he boiler-room which are perfectly harmless to your don't cause too mueh discomfort. —stay at the beach—be entertain­ furnished steam for all depart­ is s long run of accidents to transportation limit. skin. But In the presence of direct Furthermore, they seldom recur or In some other field, that the stars have Orating was the principal use ed by various civic groups—and ment*; nlghtwalchmer who guard­ sunlight, some of them sometimes in ths same vaeaUon season. ed premises Including the feed l will be shown every possible court­ for this land, and the celling was something to do with It—that there is c a lls redness and eruption* of T h a n may be several reasons plant and molasse* tanks; anJ a esy ami favor—Including date*. on ownership to keep rich the i kin. for this: some mysterious cycle of human affairs placed cattle barons from taking over That’s right! Dates. Th* tour was worker who regularly loaded and Year Rouad Problem Probably It'a a result of having which affects people’s minds in that area. the reservation. But that law was cooked up by John Buckley, ad­ hauled citru* molaates in addition Taka the word of Dr. Wiley M. been sunburned and tanned after all forgotten and overlooked by many ministrative assistant to Congress­ to performing other actlvltici. Bams. He ihould know. He live* tha first exposure, as you don’t chain paopia—and In the M years since man rescall. and Kay Eekles, Other Job* affected by the order in Miami whtre the aun offer* a burn again Hit second Uma. Or were performed by employes Congressional Representative of possibly after ons auah burning, Most then, according to Congressman National Airlines. They sat up the wholly engaged In ths non-ex* skin problem all year round. you acquire a certain amount ef Reactions amons so n s s f hla tour te coincide with the Florida people, however, believe “the feuit, dear L r a f .f r a d ^ r /lin 'd “than thatow empt operation of making citrus caution. patients have been caused by Brutus, is not in our stars, but in ourselves.” ,e,ulr*d , anowa.'' aor< l,Dd U,,n thi Uw J-C Summer Conference. Tba’ J- feed or motosie*. bergamot pll, lima oil, some toilet Maybe, too, as Du. l a a u points Whatever be the basle cause, one th|ng has Haley, chairm an-af the Indian c’s will meat the plane—and there One nf the employes wa* paid ut, tha thickening of tha skin waters and perfumes sad soma out, be an escort for ovary se­ on the bails of a flat salary with­ after Uw first exposure i derivatives of tannic acids. become plain: There ie too much careless­ Affair* Committee, say* that bia will cretory. As Buckley says, "This Other southern dermatologists additional protection. committee has evidence showing should be the finest trip anybody out extra overtime during any ness. week, but other* received pre­ report an Increase In the number QOUTION AND ANSWtS that one group ha* gained posses­ A railway axle burns out. Why? Ob­ sion of what might add up to ever had. Booting, dancing, part- mium pay on the basis of (lie of such cases of “contact photo* F. P.: 1 have had pains In my els, fishing—If anybody wants to exemptions, that is, none Juring viously, it was not greased enough or in 300,000 dermatitis." r i g h t h a a l fo r th e p a s t f iv t acres of thl* land. trip to Key West. These the 14-work week period of the full Hera apparently Is what hap­ months. I t feel* Ilk* I am step­ time to prevent disaster. Maybe a replace­ About.the Uma that llaley’a com­ fish—a glrto will gat more for their mon* exemption, and with overtime com­ pens In such cases; ping on o nail. What could bo ment was needed. A plane hits a hilltop. mittee was nacoveriag this Irre­ ay than any trip they could have puted aflir 11 hours a day or 36 The preparations protect your esualng this? Something is wrong with the Instruments gularity, a bin w u quietly Intro­ taken—any where.’' skin from the "sunbumlng"n tight light Answer: Your difficulty could in the Senate which would Capitol Visitor — Just before hour* a weak daring the 14-week rays all right. But, at the same be caused oy a spur, or extra por­ or the man who reeds them. A plans mys­ duced “ validate and confirm" all of the the Hollands toft for the Conven­ partial exemption period. Uaa, they -produce a chemical tion of bona, protruding from the The court order has the effect of teriously drops from the tky where all seems deads issued since 19)0. Haley reaction tn thei si skin which aanat- haal bona. Sometimes an Inflam­ In Chicago, they enjoyed a denying wage-hour exemptions on safe. Some nut was not screwed tightly found out about thli bill. Added tion Uses it to the other Ught rays. brief Visit from their daughter, ■uch combination Jobs as well as mation s f tha llgsawnto around to what ha already knew about Ivanhoe. Tbo graaJchlldran, Out enough. RouHao Toots tha heal er arthritis can also be other work not directly and wholly thq over-purchase aof these land* In s ward, something was left undone King and Mary Holland King, related to fresh fruit canning or These same prsparattsM have a t fault. An x -ray will help ro by a t least one group, he rose stayed behind In Florida this trip.picking C* been ured th routine pateh testa veal tha cause. ______ should have been done. Human lives which f t & S j u ll cr e pilo t* lo th# H( . . 1ry Malay, 'lecjfua because i 0#i i n t i r o i u , T n i f no n o t i i w i / f l know so mueh ss they think they do. Thsy-_ * n d In Indies Affairs, had no trouMe in klillag the EDI whan It came the passenger* with them—get killed be­ to thelife House cause they were cocky. ' I don't know what our next The air Is still a new field of travel. move to," Haley said, "it looks Bluch remains to be learned. But touch is now known and should he applied. Railroads sre old in the ways of thiina on tracks. There can be no excuse for carelessness. E r in Thursday, August 16, 1966 There Is more travel today then.ever before. Holidays in leu summer and early TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE winter wfll add to the number of travelers. Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace It behooves ell who have the slightest re­ •whoee mind is stayed on thee—Isaiah 26:8. sponsibility for the.eafety of those who Jour­ Christ taught us not to cross bridges be- ney to use extra care. Good enough ta not (fore we reached thdra. Do not anticipate good enough. »troubles that never develop. Let God guide Most travel is entirely safe. It should jfou and He win take care of you. all be so. Dy HAL DOYLE J 5 NEW YORK ID— Curbstone cent seta af a pavement Plato: „ Par year* bald man have had to w p to up with tuck aakkaring greet* S a n a a free* their Buttress-head*! m*M ends ss, "to , anabaU.'* The betoy—thank* to acianea— sew c s s give this anuhlng rejoin fee: “to yaoraelf, yes fathead.” : Per ths it H bbcs la groariag growing thal that are, aa the tiara latotUctuaDy gifted the ordinary rare af m a t Ssmalfclss »a have suspected our* soitras far a long tim e-and thereMjltos mare to be asviad d u n pitied. pitied „ - J _____________ af the bald !is Dr. M. Wlurton Yeung, a pro­ of anatomy as Howard Uni­ ty. » y e a n sf research D r _ has asaiaat i f to st a lead •sees af bsMassa is simply a s krais. Ms way, he nya. grew Ildar yosr brsia ss* akia p r a iin toe layer of Msaass too Uaag vao* h a to brtac anaugb I s toe hair growing s a l hair f s ls sat. Medical HOT PO-T1TO NICHOLSON BUICK CO. m ra t SECOND PUCE We Have moved up to a tie for second place in Buick's Sales Contest among Jacksonvlle Zone Buick Dealers (Class 3 Smaller Dealers) which comprise Florida Buick Dealers as well as Dealers from Eastern Part of Georgia and South Carolina. We need 2 more new Buick Sales this week. Come in today, see The Best Buick Yet, and we give you a trade that you cannot c* afford to turn down. ★ ★ ★ ★ NICHOLSON BUICK CO. f) When better automobileH ere b u ilt. . . Buick1will build them to the control part of the province. Spring nun Lake will be shown an fetors maps af the province to PHONE IMI SANFORD, FLORIDA • L - 1 �II •I ' I. . * " •••/■ r ^ “ • ‘ ■ Vu' rJ/ jIiv! r. £ •• ■ ■*.. H i * Ay1- / * y THE SANFORD HERALD Thttr*., A uf-16,1956, Par* 5 F in a l P la n s For W edding Are Announced * Come* the time In every writer'* life when he ha* to do something he doein’t like. My something 1* to say goodby to all the good folk* here because I'm • "going north" as the saying goes. I have enjoyed writing and being in on' the gossip and parties along with all of you and witl now leave the society page after to­ day, in the hands of our capable new society editor, Mrs. Pat Wood. My husband and I are leaving Tuesday for New Kenaington, Pa. which, in answer to the question "where is it?" that $ • Is arising in your minds, 1» maul 20 miles from Pittsburgh. Again * thanks for the cooperation that I have had from all of you publi­ city chairmen and keep up the good writing) •••• Seminole Chapter No. Two of the O.E.S. ia getting all excited about the big picnic which is now an annual affair called the Robert f Morris Picnic. It la slated to be 9 held Aug. 22 at the Oviedo 8wlmming pool known aa Sweet­ water Park. AH members and families are invited to join In the fun. The delicious meal, I’m told, will be served at 0 sharp. just havent Jot good sense," she laughed. Well, who expects the bride-to-be "level headed" any­ way. "Jerry " Is on a. cruise now and will probably return in Oc­ tober. Bet those letters he re­ ceives are at least 10 pages long and full of wedding plans. Since the start of Girl Scout Camp most of the gals have been staying over night. Nancy Roun­ tree, -Martha Owen, Mrs. C. R. Jones and others have been volunteeriqg to stay over night with them. The gals are having a grand time and even the news of a hurricane coming didn't fate them. Lucky for the storm it didn’t hit. . . . Roy Schmidt Is Recently Honored O n 75th Birthday Final olans have been announced by Sfus Unci* Sue Kooritx, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Koontx this city, and Charles Joseph Town­ send. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Townsend, for their wedJIng to be held Saturday, 3 p. m.. at All Souls Catholic Church with Fa­ ther Joseph officiating. The bride’s only attendant be Miss Janet McDaniel, Honor, while the best man will Richard Marthan. A reception will be held Imme­ diately after the wedding In the Koontz home 1201 Oak Avenue. All friends and rclatievs of the couple are Invited to attend both the wed­ ding and the reception. fisAAoiud& Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hall and son, Douglas, of Rolls, Mo., were guests of their uncle and aunt, •Mr. and Mrs. Pete Baker and family. MISS CIIKRRY SINGLETARY announced her engagement yesterday at a luncheon givvn In tbs boms of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson. Miss Singletary and Mrs. Ralph Batts wets ha* Friends of \Y. C. Hill will be gngement yesterday at a luncheon given in tnc home______________________________________________ Mrs. Charles Wilke ia expecting glad to learn that he hat returned guests from Staten Island, N. Y. from John Hopkins Hospital | The Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Mycr where he underwent surgery and who have been visiting In Miami, is now at home where he is re­ taking in all the sights, will covering. :onduct*d the business meeting. Ctrcle Number 81b spend a week with the tVHkcs . Talked to Mrs. Walter Price the Mrs. Everett Wlrth it leaving; Circle Number Six of the I ans were made for th* supper other day about her daughter for Evansville, Ind., to attend the Methodist Church met Monday at ; which the circle will help serve Sylvia who has been in the hjspl- wedding of her granddaughter,1the home of Mrs. T. A. Burleigh ; during Youth Activity Week. Miss i Ella Bolton is In charge of ar­ tal. Sylvia hurt her back and Miss Jacqueline Lockridge, with Mrs. W. T. Chapman giving neck when she fell from a rope the devotional, after which she rangement*. swing at Rock Springs. She i* Mr*. H. E. Carlton of Arcadia la read the 25lh chapter of the Book Bottles of vanilla were distri­ feeling fine now and Is at home. in town visiting Mrs. W. D. Hof­ of Matthew and a poem by buted and announcement waa M tV "That comes from being a tom­ mann. missionstudy and Happy Birthday Wheeler Wilcox entitled "Lifting made of the covered dish luncheon that will On the new arrival list. . . Dr. boy" said Mrs. Price. . . . Grace of Learning." August I t ! be held Aug. 20, to which memand Mrs. i . T. Gobbet here from Marie Stineciphcr Is having a Miss Thalia Thomas is spending Mrs. Azzarello reported riiat Dwight Bowes Jacksonville. The Gobbets are living get-together tonight at her home the week here with her brother, the Circle served 30 youths at the I bers are asked to bring table terW. B. Brinson | vice and a covered dish. at 2433 Laurel Ave. and he 1a a for her friend from Atlanta, Ga. E. tV. Thomas. Suna y night supper. She also W. D. Hofmann £ dentist in the Navy. The family Grace Marie is tramferrlng from Mrs. McClelland drew a birth­ made the following announce­ .Includes a boy, four; and a little Maryville College, Tenn. to Stet­ ments: On Aug. 20 there will be day gift from the box as the ■girl, seven months old. . . Mr. son University this fail. . . Serve Worcestershire sauce with a mission study held at McKin­ ladies tang "HappyBirthday." • ••• and Mrs. R. E. Cline, 2205 Cor­ Members were reminded to bring buttered cooked green cabbage; ley Hall at 10 a. m. with the la­ Ever have a Cement Shower? dova Drive here from Belle, dles asked to bring table service a gift for this birthday box. it wUI add xipl , W. Va. He la a member of the William W. Ralston of Snring and a covered dish. On Aug. 29 Mrs. C. E. Williams gave the City, Pa. did and he loved itt Navy. The Clines have a girl and YUUR8DAY Life an d 1Brown, Mrs. J. M. McCasklll, die Circle will have charge of s-tudy book on "The a little son. . . . Mr. and Mrs. D. Ralston was living with his In­ Brotherhood supper and pro­ the Youth Activities supper. On letter* of Paul." Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs. J. C. N. Varner, 70« E. 14th St. from laws while he built bla own home. gram meeting will be held at Sept. 10 a Seminar will be held Members present were Mrs. , Mjffllntown, Pa. A member of Friends got together and gave First Baptist Church at T p. m. Davis, Miss Ella Bolton, Mrs. R. at the church. I Ruth Lundquist, Mrs. R. C. the V S . Navy. Mr. Varner nnd him a shower. They brought 100 The Intermediate Choir will roT. Warren and Mrs. C. E. Willi­ Schultz, Mrs. M. L. Wright, Mrs. Mrs. Norris had charge of the hla wife have three children. Mr. cement blocks for construction of hearse at First Baptist Church at ams. M. R. McClelland, Mrs. H. I. study choosing aa her subject the house. The party was given by O and Mrs. E. J. Tarver are here 7 p. m. from Baltimore, Md. He la a his mother-in-law. . . . I'll leave The Adult Choir will rehearse "Birth of Jesus.” The hostess served refresh­ chief hospital corpsman. Their you with a mouthful). . . . Eman­ at First Baptist Church at 0 p m. WE FOUND THE HOME ments of lemonade and cookies to .new address Is 006 Palmetto Ave. uel Welch, 29 wax arrested and The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran ••• • charged with drinking driving. Church of'the Redeemer rill meet jhe following members: Mrs. R. OF OUR DREAMS . . . Sanford now has two young Ha told police under questioning at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. M. Mason, Mrs. William Norris, Mrs. Joe Turlap, Mrs. Joe Axta1 movie actors. Rlehard Hall and that he sometimes used an alias; Waller Atkinson on tho DcLand rello, Mrs. Tate Chapman, Mrs. Donald Cain have been in several Sebastian Boganklntencllengrlin- Highway. W. T. Chapman, Mrs. N. V. F ar­ of the scenes in the new picture zinsklyork. And he was able to FRIDAY mer, Mr*. 11. W. Dick, Mrs. C. "End of Man" which the Empire pronounce and spell it three Closing Demonstration program F. Mints, Mrs. Brodie Williams, ‘ Studios have been taking in Or- tim et without trouble, officers of the Vacation Bible school at end Mr*. J. P. Herring, who it gh Undo locations. They worked all said. CAN YOU? . the Christian and Missionary Al- here from Climax, d a. visiting v of last week and some during the . . . .i. t Ha nee Church, Park Ave. and 14th Mrs, Mifnit. — —- -- — — . * Bight ob the night club "takes," oesjM o s t r e e t * a T T : ^ P.m. — *— •*— • f e w amber Tra ) • Richard and Donald won't charge ok)IP .standby, baked been*. Try ^ for the autographs yet gala. . . canned ones emptied into a cas­ Circle Number Ten of the MONDAY • better get them early. Who knows serole, topped with sliced luncheon The Dependable Class of the W.S.C.S. of the First Methodist " where this will lead? meat, baked In a moderate (375 First Methodist Church will serve Church mrt Monday afternoon at degrees) oven for 30 minutes, then supper for Youth Week at McKin­ McKinley Hall. Hostesses were After talking to "Cherry" Single- garnished with onion rings. ley Hall at 0 p. m. The regular Mrt. C. E. William* and Mist IT tary I'm 04111 excited about her monthly business and social meet­ Ella Bolton who served Iced *• forthcoming marriage to Gerald drinks and coffee before the ing will be held at 6 p.m. Ryman (Lt. Jg). She isn’t out of Good go-along for tomato juice; meeting. TUESDAY 0 those "pink rosy clouds' yet. She Cream soft Cheddar cheese (It Th* meeting was opened by The Unity Clast will meet in the _ has set the wedding date for comes In a roll) with butter and Valdea Hotel at 0 p. m. The Mrt. McCaskill who led the de­ • Nov. 21 and is already In a flurry add finely chopped shrimp, onion ncv. Josephine Sturkir will teach votional service and prayer. Her Z of excitement over bridesmaids powder and chill sauce or catch- the new book "How to Let God text waa taken from the 23rd - gowns, flowera and parties. "I lup. Spread over toast and broil. Help You." Everyone 1s welcome. Psalm and »he Impressed upon The members of the D.A.V. will the group ths idea that our have a social meeting at the D. dally lives are an open letter for A. V. hut ut 7:30 p m. All are urg­ all to read. ed to attend. Mrs. R. T. Warren, Chairman, Methodist Circles Mrs. Roy 8chm!dt was honored recently wift*a pkny in her home, 210 French Avenue, the occasion being her 75th birthday. Mrs. Schmidt was "radiant" in a pink lace dress set off with a corsage of yeRow rosebuds. She was further honored with a poem read by Elder A. C. MeCline, Pastor of the Seventh Day Adventist Church, dedicated to her entitled "A Smile Lovely decorations of rosea, tube­ roses and assorted greenery were used throughout the rooms of the home. The guest of honor was then presented with an array of lovely gifts, after whichr eferahments of cake, ice cream and mints were served by Mr*. A. Kendal), Mrs. Eugene Kendall, Mrs. W. R. Vin­ cent and Mr*. Ralph Vincent, all of whom are nieces of the hostess. Invited to share the occasion with the honnres were Mr. and Mrs. A. Kendall, Mrs. Pauline Ho- Gleaners Class Holds Regular Monthly Meet The Gleaners Class of the First BapUst Church held its mooting at the home of Mrs. C. B. Rudd, 1901 Adams St. Tuesday night at I p.m. The meeting was opened by Mrs. C. A. Anderson Jr., who read devotional passages from the Bible and some poems, all of which were "very inspiring." These were followed by tho minutes of the last meeting being read, alro by Mrs. Anderson, and a report on sick members was made. After the regular buainesa was taken care of, the meeting waa closed with a prayer render­ ed by Mrs. Fred Myers. Refreshments wore served to the following members) Mrs. W. McLeUan, Mrs. Helen Carter, Mrs. J. F. Lewis, Mrs. It. W. Rucker, Mrs. C. A. Anderson Jr. Mrs. A. Kendall, Mrs. Fred Myers, Mrs. W. P. Brooks Jr. Mrs. T. A. Stile* and Mrs. C. B. Rudd. ward, Sir*. Alma Neese, Mrs. Audry Patterson, Mis* Relsvca Patterson, Mrs. Guy Waits, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Vincent and child­ ren, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vincent, Mr. and Mr*. Eugent Kendall, Mrs. Walter Trapp, Mrs. Andrew NcuV blcser.Mr*. Harriet Annis, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Shepard, Miss Audry Wertz, Mr. and Mr*. A. C. McCIlne and daughter Saraty, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Buckner, Mr. and Mr*. Earl Hilliard. Mrs. Effie Mlelke, Mrs. Irene Watt, Mr*. Pauline HoldAlto Mrs. H. C. Haskins, Mrs. America Howard, Mr*. Emma Siebert. Mr*. Hilda Fortier, Mrs. 0 . M. Willis, Mr*. Mayme Bodgcr, Mr*. Leslie Went, Mr. and Mrs. John McGowan, Mrs. Frieda M6Gowan, Miss Judy McGowan, and Mis* Carolyn McGowan. Carving Set Is Given Cochrans LAKE MARY—Tuesday evening the Sunday School of the Lake Mary Community Church sponsor­ ed a covered dish supper, honoring Mr. and Mr*. Glen Cochran and their ton, David. The Cochrans have both been "faithful and energetic teachers In the Sunday School" and the af­ fair was In the nature of a farewaS party aa they are moving to Vir­ ginia to make their futnre home. The Rev. James M. Thompson, Pastor Emeritus, gave the Invocatlon. After the "bounteous repast" enjoyed by a crowd of members and friends of the congregation, Mrs. J. M. Thompson led the group singing of favorite hymns. During th* evening, Jo* Smoth­ ers, on behalf of the church, pre­ sented the honorees with a carving set. Use one cup of milk and on* cup of heavy cream when you are making up a package *f van­ illa pudding mix. Serve with • fresh-fruit sauce for company. Easy supper: pan-fried euba steaks with chilled potato salad and crisp greens. QUIET tackCbiboJc e consider and compare these features in a Phillips Home BEFORE YOU BUY ANYWHERE AUGUST CLEARANCE SLACKS •ws * •* -%,,-a *• **|, >*s*Hf wasia ™^na wiii%w il*-re /*'. nan Itacron-hlend tropical* and gb™ gabardines now 4Jta 30r< to r e ................. Vi price reductions. Many are wash and wear . . . values school. SUITS Beauty: Full Ceramle Tile Bathe Conventional, Modem, Brittany Sty les Colored Bath Room Fixtures Comfort: Quiet Relaxed Living Large Screened Porch 3 Bedrooms, two hatha Convenience: Select Home* near Country Club VA and Conventional Financing Extra Largo Clooeta Safety: Ideal Place for Children Built under FHA and VA Specifications Metal Termite bhMd About 50 year round auita . . few tropicals, gabardines, flannel* and mixtures, one, two, three button styles. Now 121.98 to 927.98. SPORT SHIRTS Group of fine cottoni, rayons and bints from our regular stock of known brands. Reduced 30 to 50Vi­ to clear. • short-aleevea. SHOES 1 1 X 1 1 * 1 0 lUCTtlC Kitchen: Refrigerator, Range, Disposal! Dishwasher, Automatic Washer Large kitchens, adequate cabinet Entire stock sport shoes by HOHTONIAN and General Shoe Co., two-tones. ventUateds reduced 30 to 50',r SHOWN ABOVE ABB Ur. and Mr*. T. V. Brown Jr, who wort married Ao f. | | . Th* ■room hi a 8nnfordita while hi* bride, the former Mb* Prance* Mayo, ii from Orlando. A formal wedding waa held. BAOl HOME and Ready To Serve You P n rtra H o . W edding*. C om m ercial l i d Photostats R A Y M O N D S T U D IO _ F H O N W i I0 9 S a n d 17«7-J F L O R ID A R T A T B B A N K B U IL D IN G I ALSO REDUCED: S T R A W S -S W IM T R U N K S -S H O R T S J tw e w w C 'p u e v j*. Come In - - Look Around C om sr W. C rystal D rive * Lake M iry BlnL Q u it 0 MEN'S W EAR 106 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD PHONE PHONE 1504 �J —— - ■ THE SA N FO RD • H E H A 1.D I ' Aaron l i Staking N L Bolting Crown |IM I . «T. LOUIS (to-Hink Aaron, MU- »* F IR E ST O N E Clton Up SA LE ** CHAPTER TWENTY•THRU TOT t l T i *Jt“OM em p tied rapidly. No one apek* la Dnvtd or Michael. Tbay emerged into a minty rain. Acraaa tba water,clear­ ly m l Me from Ui* rmnug* point m Profanity MiU, Um meuataiM tram blddwi in a purple-gray mitt. Dnvtd, bolting. toetod toward town. *TB mu* tba atonataiaa rv* always Ukad torn*." Micnotl. aekiag wtth pity, aaw Dnvtd'. (lan e linger on Ui. raugn water, return U th* mountains, “fir* yanra tent forev.r, Dnvtd. you'll b* eligible for parol*—" Ho Mopped short. A flat attitude jm to take bofoco sen for s__tawy< ~ ma actually paneodt Ho oyod Dnvtd warily nod Dnvtd turned and amltod aligntly. "I am Mt tktaking at oulddt, Mich**!. 1 waa only thinking that in lv . wart or no. I mould to free. Why 7" Mjabaai could not uiw tr. Mo na ompUMM ta Dnvtd. Only wtoaa tho oplrtt dtod wm thora loom for ouoh n vacuum. "Lot me stay overnight with yuu, Dnvtd H -Na There io no need." Michael argued perfunctorily. He baud tombing of Dnvtd Mona la that echoing, gray touoe. David OOOOD USED AUTOMATIC M A I I v ahl 15.00 $ WASHERS AS LOW AS St. . ELECTRIC MANUKS V, AS tOW fl­ J|5 oo T H A I)! INS GOOD USKO MKPM1UKKATOHA ip s 25-00 UP * * * * USED POWER MOWER *1 5 -0 ° USED OUTBOARD MOTOR •I f* USED BICYCLE 9 |-0 0 i\ MUST GO I ! 1 Yan N at or H ad. Sy ID W tua f The Giant* aren't dead. They're In laet piaoe, *ir7t*aL. certainly going to Lot for toe mameat at toeit to Davtd. toay'vo lhakon off that collar pal­ AMBBICAN LEAGUE mind, Mirhtrl w m plagued bp H. lor reviving to* aamawfcat urla Um aftoraoea. Me wortfr lathed aiakad world •bampianaM': com- Team W L Pc Beh. to* aaouraaee and flro of Me Mnaiian at Jokniy Antonoui tad Nrw York TJ M M H* Willi* Maya to lack th* panaant- ClovelanIS 47 J71 10«t lag m too jury, oMrrbi proealng Brooklyn Oodgara out at Baeton u u m u ly for oometblag to jar i i ^ n l y i m in um IO tingling No Chicago U SO 437 UVt tootr well-fed apathy. Hd kfted Detroit 54 U .413 J0V* too water pHchor, poured ofowly tlonel League race. The Brooke, who uaually ewal- Baltimore 50 U .44* 24Va into Ma gt*M Mo ologfai m throat end Mopped wkM u wag law ooutkpaw whato Uka hare Weihington M M .401 to of a our ta tta bank of d'auevroe, war* atanding m (heir Kaneoa City 17 74 .333 37 toa baadi whan lofty AitoaaUl got WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS Miekaal Mugkt i ghmpM af thrattgh with them laet night. Ha brigkt hair, mw Mag I •truth aut II while giving juat two New York •, Boetun 4 above rutolooaly part um Baltimore 3, Weihington 2 11 af toa door. She waved fraattoaky kite ta boat the Brooke and big innlngi Daa NowMmb* i-d an Mays' Hit at Michaet Behiad her, Mfl rad Detroit 1, Cleveland 0 h*ma rug. hair touelod, Ma tto ekpptog to­ It w u th* eocoad Giant upaot Chicago 10, Kiniae City 0 ward Ma Ian oar, waa Tim o lttm . A atraagt woman wao with Mmt of th* Dodger* in two might* and THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE •he wm one of toe fatteot •kidded Braaklya tw* percentage Boston at New York drag ft out) he'd wring tvary Mt tootr mind* a •pan et too flvo of juice from #v**jt ?*rey%> vd omorcioed It, bo Mo taieat for oratory. Thlk aovor obongod aa teoue; It oould cometlmee cloud it Court took up. Judge Tanker*, MT— rlRg ft Alflft ftl iMftfttlBftift, nmuatod to* boaeb. The prollaaiaartoo concluded, Michael began to talk. It had M ttr been hla habit to prolong toa agony la bopeleo* cnee*. HI* tendency to UeUurMly bad aftM bought him to* wrath af Me client*. A “good gght" ealved Um gall of defeat for earn* people. Judge Tanker* know to u Unit, and Michael wm not unaware of to* judge'* ootoalehmeat Kvaa to* jury, It* mlad oortalnly made up, tta collooUvt Womack mallow, ad by eumeroua maala at toe oouaty* eapenee, rouaed to at, teation. only Dan Parmer aad toe judge fully realiaed that a auarter or even a half of Miduel ftueaoy Owtrlbuiad Or Kiae fMtarti feyadieeta THE FOLLOWING RKPOaUKSSKD MKMCHAMDI8E Off Celler Pallor Z OL A ROSS a ehado that rooemMig • had Util* to do with toe eaa* at oroM between euaoet aad rad baea hand. Michael had wit aad lucid! paint Tim grinned from ear to ty: he had a talent for eommuni, ear ad be kept one hand sa toa califng • mood to hie listener*. fat woman1* ana. Inexorably, to* clock moved to­ “Your HonorI" Michael tpokd ward noon. Michael, at It for aa with a vigor that brought to* hour aad a hall, wm only too evi­ judge upright la ourprtoo, yanked dently lust getting into etude. Ho ■lanced ht Juug* Tanker*, found Your*?catr, 1 ahouid khe to pro* him walk up the hack at*pa, eioce a logical pouM to hla opeeck, took cent another wttooM for to* JjO* Um tear guletiy behind him. a drink of water. fenoo before 1 ooacludo. TM* • • e Tho judge, hla eye* deadly, aeea bM been out of too any, The Mat arwalaa anod over the bench. “The court only now available." David etoctedtoweta up tho etoop would like to inquire if oounael for Judge Yaakaro Eowaifl < hill tight to to* oourtkouoe. Thar* to* defcao* anUelpatoa concluding looked at Dan Parmer. wm a droartaeoo about to* day. hla remark* withla to* Bent twen­ "Dorn too etate wleh to duet no the two nun entered the ty minute* T" building, Michael glanced over bio Mirhael'a grey arrutiny wm ef* IU right to object to UI* irfdgu* larlty, CouneelorT" ehculder, wonting a mountain or fortleMly naive. Bound Mow to lift hio heart. But "Your Honor, 1 Mould Uko to be Daa heal ta ted. Hlo eye* okUkmod to* town WM akroudod la layom Ohio to develop my remark* to Tim, Meg, to* fat woman, returned their fulleet extent.’' He looked at to MiehacL Ha egne4 Mo haado. of toto teg. Whoa they roauhot to* court- too clock. 1 believe 1 can aaaur* "The out* would not wtth la they found It aparooly popu- toe court they wlU be Bniahed put itoolf m too pomtlea ad raftmaid not have to bear within the hour." tog toa dafeadaat oay opportunity to to tatter- The meet*lore moaned. Judge ef MUbUahlag bM laaooMoo." He Yankcra glared over hla epecUde*. grinned kuoleaUy it to* ju ry. “Waato of take otMUng. Dark "With that poMtUUty In mind, "The proaocuUoa boo no objeeflM eouM have wound u up ta thro* ho aald eourly, "tola oourt will be to tolo—Irregular—lntroducUM t t mtautao yootordoy. They My b*’U la reoece until tw* o'clock tola another witaem if outb latrodu* got hv* years.' afUrsoooL" He left Um bench with non would b* ta any way, toope “DarkT" A w i ag jeered. Um auggaaiioa of a flounce defl* or form inetrummtal la otpodHlng “Mo ought to at that I Pooling altaly tacongruoua for one of hla the procedure." around with tuna at to* taxpay- pomp. The judge pounced trrtUMy. David looked dully-at Miekaal. "Proceed, Couneelor." 1 guooo Dark'll get plenty. Ttete "It'S taking a long time." Michael bad never fell Mm atte LurkiM geta through ecttiiag toe It wm hla flret cnuclam aad Ml, to “proceed" la Ml Mo Ufa What homage cult and Dark’* bill he'll chad w • aakamed. Porfcapa tt wm aid Tim nave to teUT Whn wao be cieaa M a eted dog* aye tooth. wrong to drag out the epeech. Per* toe fat woman T Michael debated i aid goat rtghtl" hape he wm calx whipping David ewiftiy. Should be aek fee Unto to eeav Before court aeavened, Dan for hla owa futility. Ht wu not eonoult with Ttmf Ho might hat re n e w eaunterod over to Mtchacl, our* now what had driven bun to get IL Judge Yaakera* patleaeo carefully aklrtiag David. “Cut It tola flllbuetertng appeal: ho wm wm all to* clearly frayed. oh, Michael f I’ve a hot land a trifle ecomful of hU owa hlotrt- Mog Maned *Icm to him. “Juot onics. Yet bo know ho would not put Uncle Tim ea toe etoad, Mi­ Michael shrugged. "I'd plan aa changt hie tactic*. Parmer, Yank- chael. And don't worry." lUBOh la Beattie, Dam." era, to* jury were going to Uaten M ho It, Michael thought Daa'a forehead puckered and to him until they wero^groggy waved Tim to too etoad. Mtrheei know a meaa relim. He'd with worda. It might ( T t Be ConltmttdJ • mt. a* kterlBltd hr twrmluloa o< TKh BOOM-UBnhtLX. OOHPajrf. UMk mw Giant A c a i M a y Hinder Dodgers' Pennant Hopes M AVIS' BIO IOY • • BROOKLYN lA—The New York Qlenii aren't golflg any plica In the National League tbit year end neither or* tho two acee of their po w er m ow er g j j q !M4 ehamploaaMp year, but WUli* May* and Johnny Antonelli could CHILDS PLANE 11 J | well epoll troublo for tho pennant hope* of th* Brooklyn Dodger*. Tho bitting of Maye and tho TELEVISION pitching of Antonelli arc a far cry two year* ago when WUlle from to ELEC. STOVE hit at * .S*S dip with 41 bomere and the eturdy toulbpaw hung up REFRIGERATOR gj victoria* againet only eeven setbacks. WASHER In tbd let! tw* deye, however, th*' Olante have looked Ilk* the BUN REAM Giante of 'M •• they whipped the MOWER 1-1 and 1-0. May* figured II9 2 S Dodger* prominently in both victories with TELEVISION bom* runt In each eontoet to ralte 1 1 1 .1 5 hie total for toe year to II. AnJ Antonelli burled "the grrtleet I ever pitched" latt night USED TIRES up game ei he allowed only two kite, end •truck out It in beitlng Don Newcome end Clem Lablno l-fl. USED INNER "Sure, I bad com* good one* In ‘S4 when wo won the pennent," TUBES told Antonelli, who loet boat the /M H tO M S Dodger* In June 1M4 and never bed * n c tn /to pitched a complete game agelnel Sf*F O *M A M C fg .EACH them. "But I don't over remember UNCt M having ee much etutf. My fait baU A g T (J * M tP • waa elrong all th* way and I Mm TO A C T /O d bad a good curve. But what helped M AVt FOR CAR CW BATHING moot wao I could put tho boll whore tM CO O *AO iP 1 wanted." W g PA A V gg The tw* teomi moot again to­ r e * tiA s jr GALS. INSIDE night In Ebbett* field and then *0*5. part until Aug. SI when they open WALL $ • five-game Mrlee Ij throe deye at th* Pol* Ground*. Pour more In PAINT Brooklyn starting Sept, fl conclude BEE P04JCKMEN lb* eeieoa't terioe. NORFOLK, Vo. Uk-Potrolmon Manager BIU Rigney, an incurabte opiimlet, interpreted WUlie'e M. L. Everett and Gene Elmore TOYS • GAMES • BOOKS laet two homore ae more than were troubled by the call m to* police radio. Be* hivof Yoe, Mid Juot long kilo. DOLLS • ONLY 114 "It could b* a boginning for th* radio voice. SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL him and u»," b* eaid. • Wo'vo been Accompanied by Sergeant J. 8. AMAM—ALL KEOULED. welting for Willio to do eomotolng Siler and a men from the SPCA ilk* that. I'd give e mooth'e pay (hey went to an addroee where SAVINGS AS to to* Mm wind up the maton with a ewana of bee* had tacked out for tk* night in a patch of wood*. o imaeh." Somebody euggcitcd a burlap HIGH bag. It wai carefully lowotod over ■CARED 8PABKOW MEMPHIS UP — Early every ho boot.. Johnny Low#, represent­ AS morning o rocky llltl* eparrow ing th* SPCA at tk* eviction, got emitted up to a baeement win­ etuag on to* finger. m dow, fought Ma rofloctloa in tk* gteM m noUlly it diarupted Don W l MUST UNLOAO Puiior’e tieop, •o Fuller placed a magnifying TO MARE ROOM mirror againet to* window. The bird com*, toA one look at Ma FOR ALL MDSE. outeUo imago, flow away and 'I bean board from einco. • * By Alee Mover SUCH BARGAINS . . MARTS BPIflCI la the American League, Dick Donovan throw a twa-klttar aa th* Chicago Wtot* Box walloped Kanaaa Uty 104. Tho flrai-plac* Now York Yankooa moved Into a,l«H gam* bulge again by defeating BMtM 0-4 wkll* Detroit knocked Pltteburgh Ohledgo Now York 07 U JO* - Philadelphia 46 47 •4 44 54 55 54 54 4fl 41 44 43 JU 542 .505 .411 .437 .404 l it 2 l l't 13 11 Bit 41 44 .SB MH WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS New York 1, Brook]/.. # Plttaburgh 6, Philadelphia 1 off eocond piaoe Cleveland l-o. Cincinnati 14-7, Chicago 1-1 first Baltimore boat Weihington l-t is game 16 inning*; eecond call­ 11 innlngi. ed end elath, dark Antonelli, the ene time Brevet' Milwaukee 4, flt. Louie 1 bomu beauty who wm B-7 as tba THURSDAY'S SCHEDULE Giant! won toe 1104 World ehampiasabip, gava u# otly a two-out New York at Brooklyn N aiagia to Duka Baidar to to* fourth, Cincinnati at Chicago and an eight-inning double by Milwaukee at it. Louie N Charlie Neal He retired II in a} Only game* echeduled raw, tight on atrikaaute, titer FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Snider'i Mt while gaining Ma Uth vietory agatoet U defuu. Mayo, wfaooa bam* run hut toa ■ Dodger* 5-1 to* sight hafor*. unloaded Me big o u to tha fourth off Nawoetoha, who had won nine eualght. Newk gava thru MU be­ fore being lifted for. a pinchhlltor to th* elght-andlag Ma atrtog of eomptoto game* at oil. Warm Bpaka'a flve-Mtur eailarad hi* Hath major laague vic­ tory and Uth of to* ouaen aa tha •rava* wrapped it up witt two in tha fourth u as* Mt and thru Cardinal error*. Ray Katt homerad fer to* Card*. Tom raholeky laet It far a 74 record. Th* ROdlega rod* to *• Frank B K S U R W NATURE TORONTO tto—lb * Toronto Scot­ tish Regiment Bond, ted fer years bp all4oot-two-inch drum Major lack Lon Dovtoaes, boa gone bettor. TM 04-year-old bandmaster Mi vacantly handed ever Ma baton to 0 younger player. Georg* Steven, wM U eia foot-thre*. AN O L D YESTERDAY'S RESULTS r.t,r.u.,r, > • • nd“ B**ch 1 g G.to..viU. > W**1 p#Ja Beech t QelntivUli I TONjGHTS SCHEDULE Daytona Beach at Orlando Qalneivill* at Wott Palm Beach Paiatka at Cocu Lsciburg at S t Poterahurg STANDINGS Teem WL PcL Beh. Cocoa 34II .MI — Gilneevllle M11 .6*7 — W. Palm B'sh RM t o 7 Paiatka 21M .481 II 8L Potereburg 25M .472 19H Lceaburg 2520 ,4fl2 11 H R # ? 8-S jS 3m Milwaukee O pen Starts MILWAUKEE lfl - A hefty field * of about 131 golfers, Including de­ fending champion Dr. Cary Middlecoff, open fire today to too hoi* IM.OOO MUwaukes Ope* Oolf Tournament ‘ The field Include* I I player* who qualified with 71* or under Tuesday and 20 exempt pro* and In s prictie* gam* ta proper*am auura who wlU gm too "fool" tion for th* Soft Ban Tournaof the Tripoli Oolf a s h par - 70 a t n t to M hold to OrUsdo next layout today for tho first time un th* Hunt-MeRsborta nine der compeUUve eondhtooe. took to t me*lure of tos North Mid dlecoff, who had been toy­ Park Baptist Church aggregation ing with the idea af patting up of Oritado by ■ score of 64. this tournament because af a tea- Tha garni, played on tho local doflilli condition In his left fore­ field, woa featured by th* uoriarm, shot a 1-uaderpar 245 a t tog pitching of Dos Morrott who Blue Mound to win tt* Milwaukee struck out II Orlandoana and by . event latt year. tho hitting of Prank Stafford * Among the “older" bead* shoot­ wtioeo komerun t o the second ing for th* 18,000 top prim or* Inning waa th* boat of the flvo Sam Bnetd, who hasn’t cut much hits tho local Marcury Mon gar­ of s swath la tournament play nered. this year; 4fl-yMr«ld K. J . Dutch Merrett gave up hut two hits, Harrison, who woa tho T o a AP received fine support from bin American; J i m m y Demaretj tetm m itee eepocinOy hi* cat­ Lloyd M aninim; aad Tommy cher, Jim Pennington, who re­ Bolt ceived eredit for th* I I putouts. Tam "World” Utllet Ted KroU Th# hotterloe:- North Park I* amonfl the missing. He decided Baptists, Orlando. . . . J. Orvin, r} to uko n week off after pocket R. Dixon and J. Wtoaort: Huntfar winning tho]McReborta. . .— »— — —-»— — . Sanford. .— . Rlorrott om sad 'J im Peasingtos. FA VO ftlTI &!Hunf‘McRoberts 9 Win PracticeGame SERVICE SPECIALS 2 W EEK S O N L Y - M O N D A Y T H R U F R ID A Y G E T Y O U R C A R R E A D Y FO R LA B O R D A Y H E ED W ELL IN T IM E -T H E S E L IT T L E R H Y M E S Complete Brake Overhaul Taking Chancsa On Bad Brakso, la wore# Thta drunkoa driving, A Drunk can’t think, Whllt you just Wink, _______ Aud gnwbto aa aurvlvHtg 1 2 -5 0 Flu# Farts W heel Balance>Any Car UahnUnrod wheels wear aut Ursa. Coats little lo repair them. Three times la four. It casts far mare, M otor Tune Up Ta say your motor neada n* tarn* up, Is likely U k............................ irialiful tkinkiag, For la tlto end, 2 -0 0 Plus W eights •cvlchkv*ol»t ^ OTHER MAKES You’ll surely spend, Under Coat A dollar today saves turn H e w it t , Truer worda wars unvtr apofcau, Don’t ha dtogtmlad. 'cauaa car is rust ad, ________ Tha coat la a ^ ' a taftafl. MMALLEE UAHS LAMUKK CAM! W CAMS LARGER CAMS qq 5.50 fm m jH m je rto ijg ijta frJ fl^ y huy, P a rts 2 2 so 2 7 -5 0 1250 1 5 o o Hhaald try It far ta flanail tog. C A L L C A M . M o r n F M A F F O IN T M IN T N O T I O ■ (■igftod) l» WoHo Milwaukee Cincinnati Brooklyn St. Louie P fA F O A M eP TUP p tto r m . A m e r /c p , 0 * * * 4 AMP OK/OIMB g r r o A t c o w m o to C gieA B O - 0 0 * 1 0 0 a jip ATTM g’A tMM ’O lP AB0 j n s B i S f iO * S t . MAT SPCOMP A Zo-O A A t Wa weak and psttok aad Fare* Give as part luhrteattou, Ha wha «mudara wky, IN A RIVIRHT After July Si, ISM, I wUI M wwtoTCTu^ p t g u r * /7 g 7 H e * g P Porcelanize 70% ■jii ■■ Milwaukee upped it* lead a bit, going 1 4 gemea up with ■ 44-1 de­ claim over i t . Louie. ^ Pittsburgh alowod dawn th* Philadelphia PMUiee 5-1. Ron Kline, who lotted a five-hit­ ter, and BUI Vlrdoo had RBI tin­ gle* to th* big frame tgalnit Jack Meyer. Thru fat to* Mvento broke a y lit wow *wl* till Yankt, who had tokos s 1-1 toad os Yogi Borra'e tilt homer to too ■lath. Hank Bauer't tingle ■cored the tie­ breaker. Tom Byrno won U Is re­ lief of WUtey Ford, who left after four witk as tiling aboulder. Tom Brower, who never bM boatos too Yankooe, lost hi* fifth ggalaet lfl <*ei. Jim PieruU'e homo fua wo* to* only earned run th* . ...» ...... wu. »-our error* provlueu toe other thru. Hirvoy Kuenn douhtod is th* eighth to boat th* Indian* and Bob Lomu. Frank Lory scattered six •iagtoa far. ton Ttgora. Dossvas gave atogleo to tower Wnily Burnette and Al PUardk while Mating too A'*. Minnie Mia***, who had four BBla, Sborm Loiter aad Sam Eapselto homtred far ton WMu Ran. BUly Gardner'! aiagl* get th* Orietm I ts * Ufa with roliofer BUI Wight ton Winner - fanning fiv* in • row among the last *la Nat batamw. OWENTON, Ky. Jt-ln a meet erplaco covering everything from •trewberriee to mule trading, the Poplar Grova cerroepandant af the Nowe-Harald aumated things ap thuely. 1 f g f VBTgAAH Ki6»T*AHPtR M A M MB # A » U tA B U i 4 ila-lnaiag nigouap celled beNATIONAL LEAGUE taue* of darkaata in UghUeie Wrlgloy Piaid. Team W L PcL Beh. i, gtartiag with Frank Thomcrlflce fly that tied it 1-all. •e' Mcrifica 2-49 tit;, jwinta behind CtoalnnaU. Th* Bed- Detroit at Cleveland took tw* from th* Chicago Chicago at Kama* CityCuba, 44 la II iaalnge and T4 in Only game* echeduled. Pot* Whleeatat bad awappad tworun bomora, ft wu Baltoy'a Mat. Johnny KUppaloto wed to relief. Art Fowler w u the abortened aighttap, uliing in os Welly Poet'a Urd bosMr, a grand-elammer, and Burge**' eighth. Bath cam* in tba third. Tha Firatti acorad four to the 25 '* 1 B fA ta n M in r • “ W SOLBEfl WITCSJ " ♦Page €, Thun., Auy. 1 6 ,10M { weekte'e *y#*r-ald right fielder, ,ji making a determined try for th* National Leaioc batting ehampiao»*hip In hi* fttft yaar of pre toll. » " m gat aa good a ehaaee ai 'anybody alia.” no aald. *■ 'Aaron bat battod under JO* only ,. ogee la hla pr#fe**l#enl carOar and * enn antfy load* tho pack with a ‘ J N arorago. Ho hai 141 hlta In * 4H time* at bat. ' ■ 2 . Ml* daaoat coaipotltor la Wally y Moan of tba St. Laula Cardinala - with J27. du . . ^ N ru n E W PACKARI rOUfl FATOBITB ----- IT BTOflK. *w w Holler Motor Sales Chevrolet — OkUmobUe — CsilillRe Fhgaa 1234 2nd fr Palma H o w*»«wap * n * * -* �TH E 8 A N F 0 RT) H ER AT.!) Th u n ., Aug.-16, 1056, Paga 7 O n The House I I W o iA atf p o w n t a m B c r w B W w M xaxm rro T m i^ n ir m S i i l i u m - a f e Sdfrftft? By DAVID 0 . BARBUTHER, AP Real Eatota Editor INPECTK-ltUUtoXvN'. in n in g h race with the busiest home builders and tha naatsst horns makers. They would Ilka to eat us out of house and homa. Aa entomologist, Dr. Harlan R. Shuyltr of Knnsns City, told us the other day that insects are now causing horns damage esti­ mated at four billion dollars a year. Atlda from termites and other bugs that attack tha structure of a house, tha ordinary flying or crawling whatsit that wa all bat­ tle at this season, la really set lng green staff right out of our wellsta. So If you find a new bug In your home, don't be nahamed of your housskteplng — It hap­ pens to everybody — but get a good Insecticide and ge Into ac­ tion. Tha bug may ba a punkto, a mud dauber, a no-see-um, a fish moth, a brlatlstall or a boxelder bug. It’s Impossible to knew all bugs by thslr family names. There are some 696,000 species, according to tha scientists. Man never has eliminated on* apsclss. The ex­ perts say that on* pair of ardia* ary houseflies, if given perfect conditions, sould blanket the earth three feet deop in n few month*. THR BUG PROBLEM he* been Intensified recently by the wide­ spread building of now howtos In outlying arses — on land that had bean wild and woodsd until the bulldosera came along, E stivatlon disturbs Insect nests and land clearance destroys their food sources. In the three months or so whili a house Is under con­ struction, workmen eet lunches and the partly framed house stands open over night. So the bugs move In before the happy homeowner. Evan whan people more 41 min utes from Broadway or Main Street, they often are surprised to find roachee there ahead of them. "Roaches not only coma In on groesries," says Dr. Bhuylsr, "but they have been known to arrive on lumber. They are the most common household pest, carriers of disease, oontomlnatotw of food and dertroyers of books, paper, and tolled nr starched clothing." THK DOCTOR seems to know the private lives of all tha bugs. Ha . Roads th p . Boats, Insect Con trol Bureau, a nan-profit, publle service organisation, dedicated to stirring up action agolnst bugs. We told him wo hod carpenter ants In Our houses, having found some sawdust m tha basement floor. "Don't worry too winch. Your houee w ont fall down," bo said "Carpenter ante don't really oat wood. They Just chisel out enough to build their neat. But you hate to got rid of them." GOODYEAR'S $ 1 5 0 , 0 0 0 SW»V0TAKE3 M 6 C & W *i 1*T P R I Z K + 2 6 , 0 0 0 W rits or set es feejrevr_ entry t o u t newt NetMep te keyl ____ B U Y - N O W ! * ** AND SAVE NEW 6. L MIXER 4 * * FOOD FREEZER $29.95 •te n II tawed U dMhreet teed U rente**. I *»e<1 tores beet, oOt*ed cord. IIS We4*te m*i S te*, I es. a k A C o ts 3891b. 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If a Korea veteran suffered loan: M percent of the a mental lllneee within two year* up to a maximum guarHer* a r t Authoritative u i v i n of hie discharge from service, of $7,600. from the Veterans Administration would ho bo admitted to a VA hoapital on the came basic os a to four questions of Interest to Crushed macaroons make a t former servicemen and thalr service-disabled or a non service- lleioua topping for Ice cream. disabled veteran T families! A. He could be considered os a Q, I l a going to achool i n t o veteran with a service-connected the Koraaa 01 B ill What proce­ condition, and then admitted to dure m utt I fellow N 1 want to the hospital on the same basis as chance a y eeureef any aervice-disahled veteran. A. Yea muat apple to VA for Q. Must a Korean veteran be a chance ef toooroo. Included la drawing VA disability eompenesthe application (Roald Ra a report tioa payment* In order to be eli­ of your profrece and conduct gible for vocational rehabilitation , Taste i t . . . an d Dorn your preooat (oRool. The you'll cast your vote application oRouM bo coat to the training under Public Law 194 f A. The veteran either must be VA Regional Office that Rnndlei lor “Super Bus”—tha drawing VA disability compensa­ your recorda. too cream of party quality tion payments, or must bo entit­ le such payments. A veteran for everyday enjoymonU drawing disability retirement pay PR A IW11 l A K E Instead of compensation may be sligfele for training. J. I plan u buy a fan s with a ! t TONIGHT I Of lean. Included is a farm house “ BHOW ANI wo will bo living in. Will this be JUNCTION** considered n G! farm loan or a 01 Rom# loan, for purposes of VA’e guarantee f -TARGET EERO" A. So long as the property In­ cludes a farm houee to be occupi­ ed as your home, the GI loan will I carry the same guarantee as any - \ o o 1 n 4 . a r 3-T Super-Cushion d / y e N o >t\ o0 rrocoge c a p -n o t a second Amorico's finest new can foafwW lAls fraction frond for many years! H erryl There's act mveh Slaw left te prt to an shit eeeltfcg be*. sea stoat PAY AS UTTlf AS *H* A WKR FOR fOURI Hornnos on ooooyias nan than on any owns mho �\ N aval W ar College Japan's M ain Isla. President Dies TALLAMAttBB (fft—A group of Tallahassee oldsters, nearlv an distinguished In their flelde be* tore they retired, la organising « program fa r keeping, old people •p u re in ctrle Ufa. The plan was outlined to the Mate Interdepartmental Working Committee an problems of aging - by retired Dean B. L. Hyman of the Florida S t a g e University •cheol of Education. Hyman, now president of the newly formed Tallahassee Live Oaks d u b which numbers some to elderly members, eaid the group plana to “ survey the local and regional scene j p see what •kills are needed and aet up a plea to .train oldsters In these skills If they have Interest and ' talent and can fit Into the work.” Tbe principal goal of the Live ' Oaks la to "causa the community . to recognise the needs of older paepls and to make provisions to meet these needs.” - - |f the undertaking works In Tal­ lahassee, the local elub will beterns a model for. similar organ­ isations In other cities. It Is being given assistance by the retire­ ment section (if the State Devel­ opment Commission which la In­ terested In providing activities fed oldsters who come to Florida to live on pensions. Memhers of tbe working com­ mittee expressed anxiety over el­ derly Inmates of nursing homea who a rt- without relatives or friends to visit them. , “ 1 believe we could gat a lot of • them people out of bed If we had lomeeoa to push them out," aald Dr. L. L. Parka of the State Board of'U aalth. Agreement came ‘from Mrs. Margaret Jacks of tha State De­ partm ent of Public Welfare who u h l a "friendly visitor" pm gnm would prove helpful. Under this plan, outsiders would go to see In­ mates of nursing homes, chat « i * them, encourage them and perhaps take them for drives and Official Says Open G as Valve Cause O f Cafe Explosion BALT LAKE CITY UV-A sta sift**1 says someone turned on gas valva Into Sunday or sore H ire MessJay. unwittingly doomli a t MontleaOo, Utah. Chairman Otto A. Wlaaley of Utah's State Industrial Commis­ sion aald a workman who helped change the restaurant over to na­ tural gas Sunday testified ha shut off the main valva on top of a propane gee tank. Another witness said he abut off the same valva when be found It open after the Mast had leveled the cafe. What nobody apparently knew, Wiealey said, was that the line from the propane tank branchd and served a nearby apartment house as well as the cafe. “ Someone from the apartment bouse may—I'm not saying they did, but they may—have gone over and opened the valve,” Wlesley said. He said leaking gas apparently filled the.celar of the restaurant and the open flame In an oven touched It off. Baker Improving A fter Accident Word has been received today a t Tlw Herald that M. E. Baker Jr., whe wte in a serious train accident last week In Kingsman, Aria., Is •Improving’. Baker's right leg wai amputated and he received multiple cuts and 4raises on his face and body. Hla wife, mother and father a n at the Mohave Hospital In Klngsn a a with him. Bfir grated cucumber removed before grating) Into a diet dressing end serve ever slked tomatoes to tha walghtwntcher in your family. airborne at a apaad over Photo from International) T V Fever Soars High A t Opening O f Convention WOLF CREEK, Ore. CP—South­ ern Oregon’s Stumbo clan, not in a bargaining mood, made plana Wednesday to operate a toll rand 1614 feet long on the busy Paci­ fic Highway. Robert 0 . Stumbo, Wolf Creek logger at>J spokesman for hla two brothcra and a cousin, was sur­ prised to learn that the Oregon Highway Commission—after two days of file searching—had ad­ mitted its mistake. The commis­ sion aald the contested atrip of U J. Highway 66 had been over­ looked In the past and, by golly, Robert, Harry and Allan Stumbo — the brothers — and cousin Clair W. Stumbo do have a lawful claim on tbe property. Tbe Highway Commission, not Impressed with the toll road Idea, la ready to negotiate with the Stumbot and- buy tha atrip. Stumbo announced at once that hit attorney would handle any ne­ gotiations.' “I can imaglna they are quite embarrassed,” he said. But as for the toll road. . . “ Well, we’d like to sort of fol­ low that along.” Tho family began making newa and ribbing the state last 8unday when they stretched a rope acrosi their strip and put up a big “ pri­ vate • property” sign on a long straightaway, 10 mllea north of this small logging community. Traffic wai delayed for half an hour and the Stumbos had a ■tart. The day after the trafflc-itopclerk In nearby Raseburg for perping they applied to the county mission; to {operate the disputed atrip as a toll road. The appli­ cation even Included a proposed rate schedule for livestock and wheeled vehicles. Robert Stumbo told a reporter, “The Highway Commission has always pushed the UtUe guy around down here In southern Oregon. . . . and It occurred to us that If wa're paying taxes on tha property we might Just as well take it over." By CMABLRS MERCER NEW YORK OB—Television fev­ er soared high at tha opening ofi the Democratic National Conven­ tion when CBS failed to Join NBC and ABC In using all of “Pursuit of Happiness.” The u-minute film was a frank­ ly partisan view of Amaricao his­ tory through Democratic eyas. In passing up the movie the CBS news staff showed Journal­ istic enterprise, but they failed to bring new Information or gener­ ate mueh Interest. Lowell Thomas reminisced about by-gone con­ ventions with Walter Cronkito. th e re were cut-in Interviews with candidates. Ed Murrow and Erie Savareld bald a small colloquy at a small table. At any rata, one viewer wai aa stunned as CBS must have been when National Chairman Paul M. Butler castigated the network for falling to present the entire mov­ ie. Did thla mean that cameras IT. COt. JOHN t. t t m , of tho USAT, holds hla trophy In New must be trained on the platform for tbe duration of tha convention York altar ha w u named Air­ man of tha Year. Ha was honored for every word of some of the by cadets of 12 nations In rccugdry speeches to eomeT aitloo of bis efforts to aviation Butler claimed CB8 had com­ medicine. Called tha “fastest mitted Itself to carry the movie man on earth," Dr. Stapp reached and he said he would demand a speed of 622 m.p.h. on a rocket that the network carry It later. sled and cam* to an abrupt atop, CBS President Frank 8tanton de­ contributing invaluable data on nied that anyone In the network hlgh-epeed ball-out effects on had made such an agreement. In the human body. (International) one viewer's opinion he went to the heart of the m atter when he Labor Nonpartisan, told Butler: “For more Important la the M ust Stay That vital issue of freedom of tho press which you raise. Those who make the news cannot, la a free KANSAS CITY uR-Labor Is nonsociety, dictate to broadcasters, partisan and must stay that way as part of tha free press, to what despite election-year pressures, extent, where, and how they shaU George Meany, president of the rover the news. Television and AFL-CIO, said yesterday. radio, In covering the conventions Meany told the International as wall as all other news sveats, Convention of Plumbers and Pipe­ are'not mere conduits rh ich m ist fitters ho will do His best “ to see carry everything which the news to It that labor does not adopt maker demands. On tbe contrary, any pollllat party as Its own nor we insist most vigorously that we becomo the steprblld of any po­ ■ire, and must remain, free to ex­ litical parly.” ercise our news Judgment. . . Sen. Wayne Morse D-Ore., who “You may disagree with how flew here from the Democratic wo exercise our newa Judgment In convention in Chicago, told the Ibis Instance. But wo, In turn, 2,400 union delegates the Elsen­ must retain that basic right which hower administration was the Is guaranteed by tho Constitu­ most reactionary to occupy the tion.” White House In heltory.” Betsy Is Taking Northeast Course Fixing n cold-cut tray? Choose Have crisp bread sticks on m ists that contrast In flavor, hand for that spnghattl-and' texture and appearance. salad supper. MIAMI UR-Tho U. S. Weather Bureau Issued the following ad­ visory on Hurricane Betsy at II a. m. EST: Hurricane Belay has continued lo accelerate during the past 6 hours and a t I t a. m. EST was centered at Latitude 11J north Longitude 71.0 west or about too miles east of Savannah, Oa. The hurricane now le moving on a due northeast course a t M m. p. h. Highest winds over a small area near tha center ura estimated at 120 m. p. b. and hurricane winds extend outward 66 miles to the northeast and M mllea to the southwest. Gales extend M miles to the northeast and east and 121 miles in ether directions. The hurricane la expected to maintain its northeasterly court# with a further moderate accelera­ tion. The center should pass appro­ ximately midway between Cape Hattoras and Bermuda around mid­ night. HOLLYWOOD UR - In tills rock V roll age it’s downright amailag to find a young movie star who la luscious enough to be ■ ‘‘Mias America” f i n a l i a t but never learned to dance... . V • Vera MUss, touted aa one of the hot teat screen p r o p e r t i e s In months, never was on a ball­ room floor until thla week. Even then It took an Important movie scene to get her there. flha la playing Betty Compton, second wife of the late Jimmy Walker, in "Beau Jam es.” Bob Hope plays Walker. In one key scene the dapper New York mayor takes Miss Compton danc­ ing in the Central Park Casino while still married to his first wife. At the time, the incident amounted, to political suicide for Walker, who had been a favorite among Catholic voters. Vera said the dreaded the acene for weeks but Anally broke the news to director Mel Shavelson, producer Jaek Rose and Hope. When she told them she could­ n 't dance, they chorused as one: •’You’re klddlngl” Not in the memory of Para­ mount studio’s oldest timer had such a problem arisen there be­ fore. After a hurried conference, choreographer Jack Baker was called In and Vera now knows how to dance. Asked how such a pretty girl ever escaped danelng, Vera aald, "I've Just been too busy working all these years. When the kids in my high school class were out dancing, I had to work nights to keep in school.” Tbs onstime “ Miss Kansas” of 1MI she placed third at Atlantic City worked as a telephone op­ erator, cafe cashier and waitress during her high school days. RKO signed Vera at thi Miss America Pageant and brought her to Hollywood. After no plcturea, aha was dropped and 20th Cen­ tury-Fox signed hsr. No plcturea there either. Warners signed her next but put her only in one pic­ ture—as an Indian squaw. Soon the wai dropped there too. Next ■he tried television—and started working regularly. She played a cancer victim on the first Medic show and Director Alfred Hitchcock saw her: “He called me and said he would like to talk to me but he left the next day for France to make a pic­ ture with Grace Kelly. I was for­ gotten again—and discouraged.” Then, almost a year later, Hitchcock chanced to see a rerun of the tame “ Medic” show. This time (he famed director did some­ thing be hai never done with an­ other star—put her under person­ al contract. She Just finished “The Wrong Man” for him op­ posite Henry Fonda. Any Hitchcock ftmlnlne discov­ ery la sure to be a top star. It IfEWPORT, R. I., I*—Vice Ad­ miral tra d * D. McCormick. 61. prtaldent of the Naval War Col­ late flnce IBM, died today at the Naval Hoapital of a heart attack. One of the Navy’a most brilliant ■fleers, McCormick w fu y o fe m e .ommander of the Atlantic from 1M1 Until he took over his war college p o st He also served as commander-in-chlef of the U.S Atlantic Fleet during those yean . MeCormlck held the Legion of Merit with two gold stars and many other decorations. Stricken at his quarters here about S a. m., Adm. McCormick WIUM WIUlAMt, 24. of Gary, Ind, la shown after he won the 100-meter n e e In 10.1 seconds ■t a military sports meet to Ber­ lin, Oermany. The former Uni* trxlty of Illinois sprinter shat­ tered the 20-yemr-old record of 10.2, set by Jessa Owens. An Army private stationed et Fori Knox, Ky., Williams hopes to qualify for the Olympics on tha strength of hla performance la the meet (International) Sanlando Springs la planning a modeling and charm school and prospective students a r t being re­ quested to register a t the Semi­ nole County Chamber of Commerce In Sanford between 1:26 and 4 p. m. Saturday. The school will be free of charge and be conducted over a four month psrlod twice each mouth on Saturday afternoons starting at 2 p. m., Sept. 6. The school Is designed to train young ladles to serve as models for the. Seminole County, Winter Park and Greater Orlando Cham­ bers of Commerce and Sanlando Springs. Poise, posture, physical educa­ tion, diet and posing will be em­ phasized. A course also wlU be given in make up and hair styles. Although the school will be basic, It Is expected to “ discover” young ladies who may be qualified for professional modeling. The first class will be limited to 24 students and those who are not enrolled in the first course wll have an opportunity to reapply In the second elasa which will begin In January. Serve baked pear halves with a euatnrd sauce Into which herrlrs have been folded. wai he who gave Ingrid Bergman and O rate Kally thalr big boosts to stardom. The Winner: Vegetable-Sausage MeaJ While acorn squashes are on the market, here’s a new vegetableentree for your menu. The arom aquash ‘'cups’’ hold a generous serving of euccutent cream style corn and ready-cooked sausages for an easy meal-ln-ltself dish. Wa like to serve It on a platter with generous wedges of canned A cranberry aauce. Add crunchy cole (law. and for aeaaert serve chiliad canned rnapberriri over Instant pudding. This money saving menu combines the caiy and tasty with good nutrition. Savory Cora In Acorn Squash S (or S) acorn squashes 1 can (16 to 17 ox.) cream style U teaspoon mace (optional) corn M teaspoon salt 1 can or Jar (8 ox.) cocktail Dash pepper sausage Cut equeihes In half and remove seeds. Turn cut aide down ea • buttered baking pan and baka in a moderate oven (37S degrees ) until tender. Combine seasonings with corn and All center of squash halves. Put aausagea on top of each. Return to e rta about I I A minutes, until heated through. Four to alx servings. • ON CBS TV. FOR THE 1956 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BAGGERIY APPLIANCE CENTER *TOUIl WB8T1NGHOU8E DEALER** 115 Magnolia A n I’hon# T IM P O R T A N T N O T IC E T O A L L DOG OW NERS COMMENCING ON AUG. 17, 1»M, THE DOG CATCHER WILL PICK UP AND IMPOUND ALL DOGS POUND RUNNING AT LARGE WITHOUT A TAG CERTIFYING THEY HAVE BEEN VACCINAT- shop In Sanford ED FOR RABIES FOR YEAR IN C AND WITHOUT where merchandise la A CITY LICENSE TAG FOR YEAR IN C V IT IS brought to you from aS IMPRACTICAL TO CATCH SUCH DOGS POE THE PURPOSE OP IMPOUNDMENT, THE DOG CATCHER parts of the world to WILL KILL THEM. make vour life fuller aud ALL DOGS IMPOUNDED WILL BE DISPOSED more Interesting! Under tho p m h h m e# Ctty. Oedtnaneo, a l S e n SAFI DEPOSIT BOXES . with tho foregoing mry for tho CHy to fr Paint Co. Lynde Jr., a Navy commander, ------- — ------------and J. Je tt, who was severely wounded In Okinawa with the commanded • wbmarlna In Marines in World War 11. Ills War 11 and d j " , » pUn# eldest son, Cmdr. Montrose G., in Australia In ISto.. _____ Sanlando Springs To Conduct Charm, Modeling School OP AFTER TEN DAYS, IP NOT REDEEMED, Stnkorik Glass TOKYO UR — Typhoon Bab*, with winds of 110 miles an b*ur In Its center, struck a glancing blow tonight at Japan’s main southern Island of Kyushu. No re­ ports of casualties or dampga were Immediate]* jsXfliable. *■ One U. S. Navy airman ww< missing In the wake of tlw storm’s fringe on Okinawa to Jim Strange Bounding namog out of your geog­ raphy book are exciting—and you'll find thorn, if yoq look, on many of tho fine quali­ ty items of merchandise right hero in your loool atone. Thera are Ametean brand namee, too; the most roepocted namee in their Golds —oil waiting for you hero tn your homo town. You don't need to look elsewhere for the beat the world offer*—you can find the boat-right bore at homo! �T (/ ^ Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 17—FURMP.'RK—HOUSEHOLD 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE ■■ T'VL- T---I 'fli'..LiVU ----p u m p s & sP iU N K crrrv r ? 7 - a jtt ■J.eil Maplo bunk bide, conr,)tctc with springs and mattress, lad­ All types tnd iU ei, installed or der and guard rail S49. See "Do U Yourself.” "Chuck” a t 203 E. f irs t EL WE REPAIR AN SERVICE —Factory to You— Machine and Supply Co. Aluminum 107 W. 2nd SU Ph. S2 Venetian Bllni* GATUN BROTHERS Knelotad bead. Sag-proof bottom HfcllK ARK J08T A KICW Dragline A iulldOMr Sarviee rail with plastic ends. Plaatie or OF 1HE MANY SAVINGS Ph. 2231 Geneva. 84*s-w T*aforl riyoa tapes. Cotton Or nylon Ueautiiul Ornette Sets. Choice of cords. tl Table Tops and 12 Chair ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Senkarik GIsm and Paint Co. envsra . . . Complete with 4 Ralph Kay, 3150.. 112-114 West 2nd SL Phune j W jChalr* 22—SPECIAL NOTICES STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE BULLDOZING LOWERY A BRIDGES San. 1IM-W Orange City Spr 4-M34 FOOD AND D R I N K S ierved in pleasing surroundings 3 by pleasant people. The Doggie * Diner A Bar. Lake Mary. M A R -L O U R E S T A U R A N T frid a y Menu: Red Snapper, Lob' ater, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallops, Fish Sticks. Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Roast. ; T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and . Meat Balls. All Garden vegetable*. HWY 17-02 South, Phone f t X175-W, V i —PERSONAL NOTICES JtOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds Day, Week, or Month—Tel. 142b. Furniture Center — ■i 1U West First St. AUTOMOTIVE B-BOATB AND MOTORS TOR SALE—7tt H.P. Outboard rebuilt motor. Mercury, good condition. tU . Call 1821, m the New Evinrude Line for '56 RO B SO N S p o rt I n f Good* EvianMto Sales A Service 14 E. 1*4 St. Phono *** U —TRAILERS I t will pay YOU to sea us before ou buy. Open Evenings and undays. . EaatsMo Traitor Sales . Palatka, Fla. i Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 666-XR. I li CASH and CARRY — 2 Dressers, with mirrors, 13.00 each. See Bill. 205 E. First St. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p i Foot-lockcrs 16.93; 40-hr. Alarm clocks 51.89. Sanford Jewelry A Well Drilling, HOWARD C. Luggage Co. 300 Sanford Avc. LONG, Phone 3M 207 East Commercial Ave. Used S-Pc chroma and plastic dinette *12. See "Chuck" at CROSLEY - BENDIX 203 E. First St. Sale* and Service RANDALL • Wa buy and sell used fumltur* Electric Company Paying top cash pricea for any Service— Quality— Satisfaction thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ Ph 113 Sanford 2M7-J4 Da Bary ING POS's on 17-t2 Ph. MSS-W CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 2-Pc foam rubbar sectional, coat Slip Covers and Drapes MM, Ilka naw, only 1150. Aik for STANLEY KULP BUlIngsly, 205 E. First BL PHONE MSLJ. Army Cots, S5.M; Paint. M-SO gal. AUGUST IS BARY MONTH at T-Sttrta, 41c: Army-Navy Surp­ Jameson Studio. Special for chil­ lus, 310 lanford Ava. dren to I year*. Two 1x10, (1 gold frame) 110. PHONE SIN. Estate gas range, *30. Call Ml-M. Trees trimmed, removed and do- 3-Pc used plastic living room mossed. Ph. 1007-R. suite, priced for quick sale at SANFORD TREE CO. 135. Ask for Musa, 209 E. First SL ENVELOPES, Letterheads. elatemenu, Invoices, hand bills, and USED Bsrk Lock platform rock­ p ro g ram , e t e. Progressiva er and ottoman, good condition Printing Co. Phone 40S — 403 120. See BUI at 205 E. First SL West llth St. F.M.B. 5c, 10c A 25c STORE T . V . R E P A IR S School Supplies and School Clothes ‘Til 10 p. m. Service Celia. 11.00, 321 8. Sanford Ave. J. Q. Harris, Ph. M tt-J W. A. Norris, Ph. UM. Licensed Tech­ Used 2-Pc Living room suite with tailored slip covers $19. Sec nicians, guaranteed work. "Chuck” at 203 E. First St. D O N 'T Child’s high chair ............... 6.00 Throw away that old chair or Child’* crib .......................... 0.50 rocker. Bring it to NIX BED­ Singer portable sew' machine 30.00 DING CO., specialists in up­ holstering and mattress reno­ Burroughs add’ machine . . . . 25.00 Underwood typewriter ......... 22.50 vating. Large solid oak d e s k ............ 20.00 1301 SANFORD AVENUE Oak typewriter desk ............ 20.00 Well drilling, water guaranteed, Upholstered folding chairs .. 3.00 v Super Trading Peat Phone 1001-W. On Hwy. 17-92 Phone 2953-W. Tree* trimi..ed, removed and demossed. Free estimates. Phone Used extension table, 4 matching 1323-W. ________ chairs and buffet *29. Sec Bill at 205 E. First St. $139.00 And—Beautiful 34-Pc Dinnerware Set .......... . FREE Ilandtomd Bedroom Special Vanity with large Mirror Panel Bed Chest of Drawers Reg. 1159.95 $119.95 New Selection of— Sofas {Foam Rubbar) 9149.50 Sofa Beds .............. 109 00 Matching Chairs ............ 69.50 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Comer 1*4 A Magnolia, Ph 1232 “B «i Bamberger” Mgr. npen Monday's III 9:39 p, m. VISIT OUR BALCONY lb—FARM AND GARDEN 54-APTS - HOUSES . ROOMS •i-V 'cem . 2 Oath, tioniK I’a riji lumlshed. South Cameron Avc. 11'4 m i B. Geneva. Ph. W. P. 264551. THK SANFORD HERALD Benefit Payments To Jobless Workers Increase In July Furnished bouse In Osteen. Hot A cold water, gas A electricity. Nice shade. Rant 940. per month Located on Lemon Bluff Rd. See Th4 number of weeks of un­ Uatyler, Osteen, Fla. Ph employment covered by benefit 1408-RI,___________________ paymtnte to Joblesi worker* In­ Garage apt. Also 6 room* unfurn creased 1499 In July over the seme ished. Apply 1201 Magnolia Ave. month last year, industrial Com­ mission Chairman James T. VoFurnished ApL 500 Park Ave. cello reports. Furnished cottage, Phone 301-J But In eontroit to this tho June after 6:00 p.m. payments were for 2,227 fewer 3-Bedroom house, 985. Bel-Air Ad w a rn than In June of last year. dition. 1403 Court A Washington. "Taking June and July together, Furnished or unfurn. 2-bcdroora wc allll show a good Improvamcnt apt. Convenient to Air Station. over last yaar,” Vocell* noiej. 965 mo. Including utUIUca. Call "The July Jump was largely 770-W. dua to later citrus canning and 2-room kitchenette apt. Couple packing layoffs because of a dry spring that slowed down the rip­ only. Phone 221. ening process, and alao higher ATTRACTIVELY fumiahed sleep­ maturity standards in affect this ing rooms with or without board year. These factor* caused citni* near Downtown. PHONE 1056-W canning and packing houses to FURNISHED 2 room apartment, stay In operation longer than us­ Private entrance ta d private ual,” Vocalic said. beih. Electric etove and refrig­ Benefit payments totaled 91.308.erator. PHONE 271. ______ 6M in July, up 990,441 over the same month last year, and up REAL ESTATE 9450,000 above June. The semi-anual cigar worker layoff* and the •4—FARMS AND GROVES expected seasonal drop In service 19 Acres farm land for rent. South and trado employment were other factors contributing to unemploy. sites. Call 950-M. meet in July. This Is a free past to the Rita Theatre for Laura Chase. Exp. date Aug. 25, 1959. GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e Plant* in any quantity. Read; for letting out Sept. loth. Var! sties are of Mldscason. Marion 94-HOMBS Market, Early Round Dutch 1-BED ROOM nous* with carports, Glory, Improved Glory. Savoy porch and utility room, Frigl Mammoth Red and Rally Capeii dalre appliance*, MtS down hagen, all from Certified FerryLOWELL E. OZIER Morris Seed, Ripe A Ready To­ Builder - Phone tJM mato A Produce Co., State Farm ­ Office: 2491 S. Orlaado Dr. ers Market, Sanford, Florida, Phone 328. Pears for sale. 91.75 per bushel CUSTOM BUILT HOMES VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL Ph. 2354-J. ti l E. 21st SL FINANCING 5*—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS LOW DOWN PAYMENTS IOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS SNARE Drum, Practically Naw. A* K SHOKMAKBIt, JR* Call 722-W or ask office Sanford Phone 1991 1900 Meltonville Trailer Park. 43—WANTED TO BUY #I * T h u r t., A p t. 16- 1986, P »g* I.***w*w. -% a r-*.ni Duplicate Atomic Engine Completes 66-Day Test Run WASHINGTON mv-A duplicate of the atomic engine which powers the submarine Nautilus has been run continuously a t full power for 9* day a and night* without refuel­ ing. The Atomic Energy Commis­ sion, announcing completion of the test run at Us Idaho testing sta­ tion, said the experiment was made “ to prove the reliability and stamina of pressurised water reac­ tors for ship propulsion." It adled: "If the NautUus Itself had made cruise for this length of time— 1,600 hours — she could have steamed a t top speed, submerged, around teh world and many thou­ sand* of miles more.” Cat Uses Want Ad To Think His Pals On 20th Birthday •w A P e rso n a l *4 la the C h lisi* N»»s was vied hr Pit,the Cst, it ikvih filsMs far lifts aid ireeilsys an the ttfitle* ef • p it? celskuil*| his 20ik klnM iy si •he haw* tl his eiMte, Mr. sal Mrs, Prtah Plsihs. •j in N • M0I4MR 9f 1*4 M *4 4 # # # t *4*• « | d 4 - * i e ' | * * t aw tM SN e * 9**M tro.liilK HR.RwiMd 6-10 Cr/id:;ej,Mj tnsmsSuoiMli, t IMHOAST, t i l . T DAILY C R O S S W O R D • -Hill 11MM < i II it 4l 3. Sharp edge 19. Greek m i r n :i t,Jr:*i 1• of molding* letter i : im .•!»i't n 3. Touch (22nd I im.v •( i iMia 1M " ft Siyllah 4. Expression . 21. Roman il'M R U l. III! 1 , t !>. Missile I slang) pound f.’ii •: ulMh. weapon ft. Vnung bird s 23. Rector lil'JHM H 1 •* i 1 •1 10. Greeting *llVH peep deputy 'J." 12 Lost 4. The Helle­ 24. South­ Hi i ur cno 1 [ell 1 !A1 . 4 . r ' : II Iarchaic i spont is ern . tnr.Msie M::. :»Vto 13. Batrmenl !*t named for state ti i: it. A single her (Or. 2ft. Wheel thing Myth.) Veeteedas's Aaawaa track 15. Fish 7. Sick 29. Chines* 16. Girt s nick■•Organ key­ river 32. Atl namt board 27. A 34. Tact 17. Flat-topped 9. Astringent buyer 35. Summed hill substance of up in. Coin, Usually It.The East old ships 34. Pause gold or 13. A girdle 29. Nall at.Encloeuro silver (Rom. 31. Drank hard 44. Rubidium 20. Feline Antlq.) and often taym.) 22. Farm fowl 2.1. Wagons T— 26. Outer gar­ *” T“ ment 39. Eskimo fr knife % 29. Storage area TT Ir 90. Party de­ TV serter 33. Armadillo TV TV TT 97. Jewish % ft month J illlh) 99. Eggs 99. Signal sys­ tem 40. Struck lightly lo IF IT 42. Young goats 49. Arabian yr chiaftalx * » /V U (v a n 41 ar 44. To set again Xl T 43. Man * nick­ name ’TT IT • 44. Raised DOWN 1. Disposed ACROSS 1. Rodent (Ro Am.) 1 • .. J J Used play pen. Reasonable. Phone 1821 between 9:00 to 6:0(1. S Small House Trailers, Ideal for EMPLOYMENT Fishing Camp. Cheap. Phone Genuine handmade Oriental rug, Smell used combination safe. Ph. • 722-W or ask Sanford Trailer approx. 9' x 12', dark blue, 9175. 1127-51. 2*—HELP WANTED—FEMALE • Park. Cost *700. 2946-J-l. Evenings ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A This is a free pass to the Rita 2132-M-4. For Sale — ISM, SI* Amaticaa WAITRESS — Apply Touehton’s NEW HOME? Theatre for Margaret Powell Drug Store, Mr, Clark. house trailer. See Frank Mur44 APPLIANCES Exp, date Aug. 26, 1956._______ • phy. A A P Grocer)-, Produce Curb girls, apply in person to SEE and COMPARE •7—BROKER* sad REALTORS Dept. FR1G1DA1RE appliances, a s le a Pig’n Whistle. • RENTALS ONLY 11994. Cash and servlca. G. II. High, Oviedo, The Homee Built • I l l 65 SUverdoma 37-ft. house trail Beautician'wanted staady or part g.bndrpojBa, bath, living room. Fla. Phone FO-5-3315 or Sanford By er. MOO down and take over ,i*yKitchaa equipped, carport. Ex­ Ella's Beauty Salon, De- 1442-W attar I p . * menls. See Damron, Park Av* • - time. cellent location. Price 96800. ODHAM A TUDOR. INC. B ary,-next to post office. Ph. French Avenue borne suitable for * Trailer Park. AIR CONDITIONING Builders of Fine Hornet 9-BEDROOM HOME. I baths, 1604-J. home A business. For Informs For Room or Building For Florida Living kitchen equipped, 2-car garage tion call 1494. ‘14—USED CARS WHITE OIRL, ovar tl. permanent a a p o p s co. inc . with shower, 200 feet on beau­ BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three salary and tips. THE DOGGIE le t Se«lk Park Ave. Phone 1449 HUTCHINSON’S Ocean F r o n t DM NASH, Statesman. 4-door. tiful lake, selling for only And Four Bedroom Homea DINER, Lake Mary. Apts. 339 g. Atlantic. Daytona ' Clean, tubeless tires. Best offer 917,000. TERMS. I A S both* Hotpoint 30 gal table top hot water Beach. Call 2374-W for reterva around 9150. 1130 Maple. No calls 27-HELP WANTED • MALE Varied Selection of Plana Avail­ heater, 950. Ph. 903 or 144-W. Saturday. lions alter 9:00 p. m. able. B A L L R E A LT Y A SALESMAN OLD low CU. FT. Coldapot Refrigera­ f Luggage Trailers. One 41 Chev- COLLECTOR Priced From 911,200 to 924,000 EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ RAYMOND M. BALL established Installment Co. has tor, good condition. Inquire 2501 VA (G I)-FH A A FHA Insertable for bachelor or couple. J rta t^ a B ^ a fte ^ M ^ 08CAR M. HARRISON opening In Sanford for wide Grandview Ave. Private hath. Across from Peat Ice Financing. KEG. BROKIXIS awake, eober and ambitious Office. MaaueJ Jacobson. BUSINESS 8. D. Hlghleyman, Associate man. Must have car and refer­ Automatic washer, excellent con­ HOMES AVAILABLE: ences. Only permanent resident Phene NS dition. Price 9125. Can be ft Three and tour room furnished South Plnecrest .... Sanford, Fla 294 South Park Ave. SERVICES need apply. Earnings unlimited nanccd. I’none 540-XIl. By HUMAN M. BUNKUM, M.9. apt>. Very clean and do*# In. Grave Manors . . . . . Sanford, Fla IF IT IS REAL ESTATE for man willing to work. Hospi­ VaJoncit Villas . .. DeLand, FI* Phono, 614, Jtmmo Cowaa. IS—EEAUTV PARLORS ---------------place la l treating to 30 minute* Then rub hte COLD has Its1plac* . 19-BUILDING MATERIALS ask Crumley L Montetth talisation Insurance. Writo P.O. certain ailments Just as docs heat. with aleohol and cover him witA at 117 8outh Park, Phont 771 Box 347 Sanford, atatlng age, FURNISHED apt* Phone 1921 SALES OFFICE Modem Alr-cooditlonad salon While heat generally helps to a blanket. Half an hour later ymi USED BRICK They Know 9615 8. Frcnth Ave. m arital status, and previous ex­ H arrio tt* * B e a u ty Nook Increase circulation, cold appli­ can remove tha hot watas botUe' TWO CARLOADS beautiful used WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Phone 2100 A 2900 perience If any. : i m a . Oak Pk. r t cations tend to decrease the local and the lea bag. private baths. 114 W. First St. Alexander A Stringer brick. Orange, red, and burnt After 6:00 p. m. Call 2371-W blood supply. Cold also helps to 29-SALESMEN • AGENTS Real Estate A Insurance black. See them at SHERMAN -tl—BUILDING - REPAIRS DESIRABLE one and two bed­ relieve congestion and swelling, Cold an d W et Mrs. Lourlne Messenger, Assoc, ' ’ PAINTING_________________ Appliance salesman, truck fur­ CONCRETE PIPE CO. room furnished a p t Ph. *33 W control hemorrhage and to de­ In the cold apungtng technique,< in? Magnolia Ave. Ph. II nished. Salary to compensate SELECT 1/4 8awed Oak Flooring, crease metabolism. It also helps apply cold wet compresses to the 7 FLOOR sanding and finishing. I A I room apt fh. 1943 -W . deliveries. Claude H. Wolfe. produce partial or even complete patient's body. Next, rub him 9200 jw r M. No. 1 Common gtto Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ for Robert A. William*, Realtor 305 Sanford Ave. anesthesia. per It. No 2 Common 9136 per Furnished gorage apt. Electric briskly. Then, with an lea b*g a t nole . county since 1025. Kaymund Lundquist, Associate M. Floors Laid A Finished; Ice or Ice water la most often hla head and a hot water b o ttla. kitchen. Phone 2TS-R. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary This I* a free pass to the MoviePhone 1973 Atlantic Rank Bid*. Reasonable. K. F. Stevens, Ph. used In applying cold to a specific at his feet, iponge him with tepid old concrete block home land Rlde-ln Theatre for Judy Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W 2-Year • 716-R-4 after 6 p.m. site. Probably the easiest method watar followed by cool water. f o r painting call Mr. Tasker. with car port*. 2 bedrooms, kl^ OZIER REALTY CO. Baty. Exp. date Aug. 25, 1956. OM-XR. df keeping • compress cold Is to After this la completed, giro chen equipped. Living room, GROUND floor, 3-room completely CONCRETE Laura B Osier, Broksr place Ice cubes or an lea bag on him on alcohol ru b , ru b b taa] 23—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES bath with tub A shower. Full furnished apartment. 317 Pal­ ‘Repair work! Home alterations! Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete Hatel M. Field, Associate top of It and than wrap the whole briskly to wake up circulation. else screen porch. Rt. 2, Box metto Ave. Phone 2392. • No Job too small. Finished carp- Standard Oil Station. Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement 7601 So. Orlando Dr. Phone 1359 Corner thing in an oilskin. For a tepid sponging, use water 932-A, Ph. 294-J. ; enter will give prompt service. Concrete Pipe to Meet All Qua!EVENINGS: 3115 and 7M French A Lake Front. Equipwith a temperature of about 88 How Long SEE Seminole Realty for Desir Phone 13SS-J, Rotllns A Slagle. __merit A Inventory. I’hnne *544 ficationi. home. One black from able Homeo and Apia. Phone 27. 3-Bedroom Whits your doctor probably will degrees, sponging one p art of tha MAYFAIR S h e rm a n C oncreto Pipe Co. school. Screen porch, utility M .ile R A N E Y * S M frH ~ P A IN T S give you instructions on how long body a t a time, then drylnf I t ' Brontifal Bulldiag Lois room, dining area, car porta, Out Wool 13tk 81. rhone 2499 Unfurnished l-Bodroom a p t Near FINANCIAL to continue this eold treatment, lightly. Keep the patient coverai B. Park Phone ISM Also Lets la M am nia paved street*. Low down pay­ shopping corner. 2419 Elm. No It's usually best to keep the appli­ and keep the room warm. RED-I-MIX CONCRETE ment. No brokers. Ph. ia*4-W Pole please. . Remodel, Rebuild, Repaint 94—INSURANCE ROSA L. PAYTON cations in plac* for 90 minutes or Follow the water sponging w ith ' Window Sills • Lintels ob* large or small. Call 1164-W. a sponging of an alcohol -water longer to derlva any leal good. ScpUo Tanks • State Approved BEAUTIFUL Registered Real Estate Broker For. Bent—1 bedroom furnished Preferred B aits I* PraSarrad Cold la sometime* used in solution (25 per cent ale Sand • Cement • Mortar Mix Phene 2171 17-92 a t Hiawatha a p t M l por month. SL Joinns 2 Bedroom Home SS—PIANO SERVICE Policyholder* Miracle Concrete Co. another way. Cold packs or cold heated to about 105 degrees. Realty. Block construction on beautiful OWNER TRANSFERRED . L. L SU) — PUno Ttchnieun Jo h n W illlxm a I m . A geatty 30* Elm Ave. Phone 1335 or tapld sponge hatha htlp reduce QRITIOM AMO axa w n lot In Sanfo Park. Three - cars I Room furnished apt. available . Pbene 21*4 Rente I, Sanfard a patient'! body Umperatura and P. R.: My slater bad a cut a s , 417 Saalerd Atlantia Bank old. Redecorated inside and out Immediate possesiien on inudar* 4*—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 2 bedroom masonry bonir kit­ now. 5 room furnished apt. make him more comfortable. 94 her face. It healed with a v e ry } PRICED TO C Q A n n sicni Co.. available by July 20th# 3>0 Mag­ SELL AT . . . SI—BOOPING sad PLUMBING^ chen equipped, hardwood floors, For a cold sheet pack, wrap tha large, red t ear, WUI tha scar recur HAYNES Office Machine recently re-decorated, good loca­ nolia. Pb. A. K. ItossAter, Florpatient In a sheet soaked In cold If aha has U cut out7 VA (Gl) Financed Plumbing. Kresky Heating Typewriters, adding machines, tion. Total prim of 91150, with 16-MONEY WANTED isL 212. water. Put a hot water bottle at Answer: Certain persons haro Down Payment and Closing Cost Salss-Rantal*. 314 Mag., Ph. 44. n <M . G . H O D G E S good terms. his feat and an lea bag a t hU a tendency to form larga scats o r only 9360 Efficiency apertm eat, air-condi­ Wanted to borrow 92000 by respon­ Service an All W aur Pumps— head. Allowing an electric fan to keloids following Injury. Usually . MONTHLY PAYMENTS 960 tioned. Hwy. 17-M 8. Slumbersible party on 2nd mortgage. Good Used Office Desks from 135 Wells Drilled — Pump* Bedroom, 2 hath, masonry blow across th* sheet might aid they do have a tendency to recur. Include* taxes and Insurant* 9 home, land Court Gilt edge eecurity. Re.payahle Used portable and standard site Paola Bold, Phone 700 nearly new and la eatypewriters from 935. tha cooling tflacL Rub patient's However. X-ray treatm ent during O D H A M A T U D O R , Ine. 9100 monthly A fair Interest crllrjit condition, near Country MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom house. akin briskly through tha sheet. PO W ELL'S tha healing stags can pro v tai Phone 216* or M 0 rate. Reply Box LB Sanford C E R A M IC T IL E Club, a good buy a t 913400.00, Large yard. Call 1450-J after Continue this treatm ent for 20 this to some degree. O ffice Supply Paul F. Mueller A Bon Ph. 154 Herald. with term * M -L O T t • ism, at** r**wn* a*t4i*ei*i*e. Frae estimate. Quality work. 11? 8. Magnolia Phone 9*4 4 p. m. Beautiful, beached, lakefront let LIVESTOCK 100 x 35b lake 3-Bad room unfurnished bauta. No front lot. Crystal 4T—FURNITURE • HOUIEHOLD Point, kitchen equipment, SM French Mary. Pb. 903 or on Yankee Lake, 100 foot front­ ROW AND ARROW STILL GOOD M PUGH. CATS—#E T S age. 9340040. NUMBERS RIGHT 144-W Av4. Phone I44-J. Buy your furniture at Bcrry'a PINE BLUFF, Ark. UR — This Warehouse Furn. Co., at 901 W. JAMESTOWN, UR—Parke ■ the agei oi of the me atom amm bomb oomo but oui FOR 8ALE—Year old pedigree Seminole Realty Itis doesn't 1st SL All nationally adv. furn­ If iaten ited in apartment, clean­ •7—BROKER* and REALTORS la caccutive direetar of the i Doberman Plnschar, famalc. nescessai nescetssiily take one to e r the* average, cloM-in. SEE iture at warehouse prices. W. DIETRICHS • T. W. NERO apprehend burgle re. Lonnie Q. WUHouse broken. Phone 1254-R. mission for tho 950th anatvaraii Jimmy Cowan. Phone 416. REALTORS 1111 Used furniture, appliances, touts, ^ & <ey Homes needed for 2 kittens, 4 etc. Bought-.old. Larry's Mart Furnished cottage by week or 1991 Park Avo Phene 27 e r 141 bow baitedi burglar* a t ■ liquor of tho first p eraaao n t English aa store here aod held one of them W. J . K IN G months old. Ph. 1949-M2. month. Pk. 3010-W-l. Ml East 1st SL PbooeJ«3L_ A. R. PETERSON a t bay with a bow and arrow un­ tiement la Anwrica la 1997. Was MODERN and NICE Plumbing Contractor 2 Female Manchester pup* 935. Kohler Plumbing A Supplies New Smyrna ocacn front Oae, Broker Associate*: A. B. Paterson 91,900 DOWN set* this I bedroom til police arrived. Wilson U a te call hla*7 Number'* l « t . W ft WHITE Jr., P. J . Cksstenoe, Garfield each. Phone 1150. CB Horn* set on well-lund*eap- member of the Pine Bluff Archery Uamsburg excRange. Auto numbarf Beam Electric Water Heaters two bedroom apt*., reasonable SEWING MACHINE CENTER WiJjsUa, John Mslack se4 R W. ed lot, Fenced )ard, well, sad nde Dr. Ph. M » MOB***- 4 Am r -BOOg McGrath, Box U1S, Coronado Club. Ye*. 1807, too. , Servlet and Hsntals Williams. A. C. Doudnsy, Lead extra utility room. Station, Ntw Smyrna Reach, u* •■urviyor* an K. First St. Phone 1422 PLUM BU& Tat. UMM. Wanted: Two beef type calves. Pkont t i n LAKE VIEW and Contract and Repair Work Ph. 2330-J1. M ather of Sanford Large, claaa, furnished a p t S II* N. Park Ave. Free Estimates LAKE PRIVILEGES See us for l u s t s Ave. Property 203-0* E. 1st St. Phone 127 adults, i l l Park Avc. At a price you can afford, 2 RedFor Bale— Young milk cow. Gen* REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN •ftJ04 BanfcSi A v ?ABV*Phon* ua room cinder block home, 2 year* tie, tested. Ph. Sanford lMft-WL 2244 French Ave. Closc-m furnished a p t 912 Oak. SELL old with kitchen equipped. Full No business Saturday*. Walter Phone 2M7-M. PLUMBING A a i m s * J. W. HALL. REALTOR Anything t only 93900. 91.500 down aad Trapp, Enterprise.____________ . Septic Tank Installation A Service With A M a e ? Walker, g u e rilla per month. Rose Court Apts. Unfurnished 3* Sewer Connectlone. Archie C. ClaseirtMl "Call Hall" Phene 175* a room afK. Kitchen equipped. W. H. "BUT STEMPER MERCHANDISE i ; Harriett, Phone m -W or 1435. Ad Phone 1 < Gay Aliea, Associate JUST CALL Consult A REALTOR First 'This is a free pass U Um Movie- 12—ARTICLES Hr* RENT Ari*4te Price, Associate 4*21 C U L L E N A N D MAJUUEY FURNISHED garage apartment, S land Ride-Ip Theatre far Conbedrooms, living room, electric M M. P a rt Av*. : K^Swarta. Exp. date Aug. NOW • mm film rental library •MAR MARO TO PAY? Salt 2X12 112 ft. Park Ave. kitchen, bath, carports, excel* a t Wieboldt's Camera Sbap. 210 f o r QUICR ACTION use Ciasalthings you're through w i t h lent location. Prefer coup!*. S. Park Ave. KENNETH E. SLACK • » Red sd9 to sell rsst k k * Cali PHONE S4S7. thcough^W ant Ads for CASH. Real Estate Broker It Faya To Um It Fays To Um Ctoaatfted. Phune 1M9 •» m * %* How To Give Cold Pack* And Why They're Given : V %2, VV. /< • • he •1 . , ;a * m ■ :L~ ■■■ i ti 4 �✓ re's Nothing Like A Home You Own In There's more happiness for you and your youngsters, more peace of mind for you, when you own your home. In South Pinecrest You're free to utilize the grounds as you prefer,so that it affords the children many extra ploy time pleasures.... so it becomes a blessed haven from street hazards and other dangers. Pinecrest Elementary, one of Seminole County's newest and * finest grade schools, and its 25-acre playground is within a few-blocks, safe walking distance. Decide to secure these advantages for your fam ily soon! SOUTH PINECREST Off • Luxury Homes In A Moderate Price Range • Spacious Country Living With All City Conveniences • City W ater And City Sewers—Paved Streets • Intelligent Zoning R estriction! To M aintain High Property Value • U ltra Modern Design In Homes And Surroundings To M eet Today’s Standards For Comfort, Conven­ ience And T hat "Luxury Look ” Act Now And You Can Choose Your Colors Inside And Out, Also Bath Tile And Brick Trim On Any House Not Completed* Not Drive Out Today? 123 Homas Alrsody S o ld .. .1 home completed and ready to move in Move Due T o Be Completed in 3 W e e ks. . . 10 Additional homes under constraction'will be completed within 60 Days. Let U s Show You How Easy You C an Own Your Home i ■ .iSrV>.~ j& j v 1 .>9* »• .V ' - jX ) v « > tie • * • / ; r* *. * ‘ v**1 • t 1 v . . Vv V.. i n 7 : v; . Ola Horn* May Be Used As A Dawn Payment Wo Can Qualify You F or One Of The Above Finance Plana W ithin 80 Minutes You CanMove In W hile We An Completing The P a p e rw o rk \ �If Year HmM la Nad Delivered By • P. M. CaQ 1821 Bafora 7 P. M. For Dotivtry ihop and Save : In Sanford •mwanhi mmm AN IN15EFkNDKlT DAILY &£&$&&&*>■ SANFORD, FLORIDA Egyptians O b je c t To Plan LONDON CD- French Foreltn MlnUter ChrUtlen IMneau proposed today that the Sues Canal be managed by an international au­ thority, but with Egypt acknowlodged aa the canal’a owner. Egyptian official*, objecting to a Western plan advanced yisterday by Secretary of State Dulles for In­ ternational control, were dickering behind the scene* with Indian* and Russian* to block it ast be French­ man expressed hla view*. "We consider that there are points on which agreement should be easily reacheda Ithough they imply sacrifices for some, includ­ ing ourselves," Plneau told the 33. nation Suet conference. He made these points: "1. The canal and It* installation t h e LUTIIEKAN CHURCH OF TIIR REDEEM EH located at the corner of West 2Sth Place and Oak A ft. which will be dedicated 8unday a t 3:30 p. m. (Staff Photo)_____________________________ should be the property of Egypt, which would assure Egypt ade­ quate revenue* from It. "3. The Suet Canal Co. should be properly compensated.' Aa the owner of the canal, Pl­ neau proposed, the Egyptian gov­ ernment should sign a treaty hand­ ing it* management to an Inter­ national authority. He aald the authority shook! make no profit* and excess receipts should go to Egypt afler provision for compensation of tho company. Secretary of State Dutlea. who presented the big t hree scheme yesterday,t nday explored teh atti­ tude* of Asian nations. The latter are sympathetic to Egypt's July 26 nationalization of the canal, but vitally interested In keeping It open to navigation. Wing Cmdr. All Sabry top. polit­ ical adviser to Egyptian President Nasser, held a three-hour hotel room conference with V. K. Krish­ na Menon, leader of the Indian delegation. Then he talked with the Russians. Sabry said Egypt insisted on the right to control the canal. Another Egyptian official said, "the Dulle* plan Is not acceptable to Egypt." AM INTERIOR VIEW of tho Lutheran Church of the Redeemer which was recently constructed. The primarily because of the provision for an international control board. congregation has extended an invitation to everyone te attend the first service. (Staff Photo) Keeping close tab on develop­ ments, the Egyptians stayed up un­ til dawn studying the plan. Tho Egyptians said Dulles spoke in "n moderate lone," but declared E g)pt could not g* alohg with any plan to taka control of tha canal out of her hands, Dulles proposed that Egypt be n member of the control board. Lutheran Church Will Be Dedicated Sunday Hie Lutheran Church of ThefKARLSRUHE, Germany ( * - Redeemer, In Sanford at the corn- f* Wost Germany today outlawed the or of Wost 25th Place ond Oak •ommunUt party as unconstltutin- Avt., Just off Highway 17-33 south: Sanford, will be dedicated Sunday it al. afternoon i t 3:30 p. m. Within minutes after the Federal Supreme Court announced Its long- The Rev. A. H. Besalskl, pastor . , awaited decision, police squads In of the Trinity Lutheran Church of {, major cities throughout the coun- Orlando, who conducted tho first I ■’ {ry swooped down on party head­ service for the local Lutheran Con-1 ‘ gregation on May 10, 1*63, will quarter*. Property was confiscated and the presch tho dedicatory sermon. Walter Kimbol, prominent Or-J Office* padlocked. No arrest* were Undo organist, will pliy for the [' ordered. ■.Immediately after (he ruling was dedicatory service. He will bo -. announced by Court President Jo­ board during a 15-minute prelude ^ sef Wintrich, a police cordon was to the service Sunday afternoon. The Chapel Church Building, the t j thrown around tha court building to prevent any Rad demonstration. first of the buildings to be erec- ■ The ban does not afefet West ted here by the Lutheran Con- ■ Berlin sine* the old German cap­ gregation la of modern church ■ ital is not now a part of tha fsderal design and U block constructed I with laminated wood beams for m republic of West Germany. The official East German radio the interior. MR8. PATRICIA WOOD P. M. Campbell, local builder, (Photo l)y Jameson) la East Berlin immediately issued rail te West German workers was contractor for the building hold mass strikes and protest that was erected at a cost of (37,- « 400. Church furnUhlngs, organ, ■ rallies against the ban. The broadcast compared the ac­ kitchen equipment, and other In- ■ tion with almDar steps taken by terior needs brought the cost of I. H itlers government. The radio tho church much higher. charged that the decision would The Rev. Phillip Schlessmaan, | | maka It much harder to bring ,pastor of the Lutheran Church of about reunification of East and The Redeemer, will preside a t hi Heat Germany. the dedication service Sunday aft- N . *' tX« liable reports said the Red* ernoon. several months age completed preThe Congelation of the Lutheran itions to go underground if Church of Tha Redeemer has ex- {J, court's ruling wont against tended an Invitation to all local citizen* to attend the first aarv- p Ice to be held in tho now church building. J," The building was erected under the guidance of a Building ComSprings Growing mittcc headed by J. C. Jorgensen l . -Recently Mr. and Mrs. O. P. and assisted by W. H. Kaaacr and Wad* of Elder Springs gave te Jerry Scnkarik. , tew Eider Springs Baptist Chapel Architect for the structure was * A i acre of land for use ef the John Burton III. .'Impel which was started by the Assistance In the construction of f ir s t Baptist Church about three the Chapel Church building of the c“ years ago. Lutheran Church of Tho RadoemH I has now dnvotepnd into two e. was through the Florida-Geor- *h ings with N enrolled in Son- gla District of the Lutheran ou t» School and with n splendid Church, Missouri Synod. The first service of the local 01 pDMchiag service with Dr. H. H. U riJ n as tho pastor. Dr. Martin Lutheran Church was held la tha m graduate of William Jewel Yacht Club Building through the »° ge in Missouri aad of tho generosity of the Board of Sanford c* City Commissioner*. All Sunday ■>< CdStral Baptist Theological gem■ ary in Kansas City. - T he chapel h u a “very One" W e m a n ’s Missionary Society ftg e h meet* on thn amend Wed­ nesday afternoon a t Ii3 l p. m. aad Ala* on Thursdays fa r visitation, meetly the chapel haM n vaseBible School with an enrollt of well over M. • J V attendance at a l ed tho f t p Ices la now growing, M w aanw 4 Persons Killed In Truck-Car Crash b r & turning north after a visit in Mi­ ami. Relatives Mid that less than six weeks ago Mrs. Ward's hus­ band, a grocery store owner, drowned la n lake near Gainesvill*. Mrs. Ledbetter would! havcg radusted from the University in Jan­ uary with a degree in business fi­ nance. Hospital Notes Marsha Loechelt (Sanford) EliMbeth Jenkins (Titusville) IHechaifM Sterling Robinson (Longwood Nannette Honlgmsn (Sanford) Aag. II ElJay Hatch (Sanford) 'Ja m e s Singleton Jr. (Sanford) Virginia Longwel! (Sanford) Texla Lee Simpson (Lake Monroe) Sara Lee Swoat (Sanford) Helen Byrd (Sanford) liable Pranllck (Sanford) Dischargee Gustava Bamberger (ttenfurd) Linda Harris (Sanford) Louis Bridges (Sanford) Vkiting Moors: Private Rooms t l a. m. - l p. n . Semi-private rooms 3 p . m . — 4 p. a . 7 p. m. — • p. m. Pediatric* U a . m. — I p. m. (par­ ents and/or grandparent* only) Ob­ stetrics According to accomodation and no visitors allowed during feed­ ing of hahina. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17. 1958 Associated Prens Leased Wire Vice Presidential Hopefuls Scrambling For Support m m m sm r ^K©fsuv©r «)v jfa Fw K * i - x ': ‘ ^ ^ ' H r v H H ' A i . :i jlftmt- ■ J C h a n c e s . Look Good CONVENTION HALL, Chicago —A great scramble was on to­ day for the Democratic vice pres­ idential nomination, thrown to tho "free processes" of the party convention by presidential nomi­ ne* Adial StevensonFive hopefuls were opening bid­ ding for support In frantic cam­ paigning that sought to compress into hours the kind of-effort nor­ mally spread over weeks. They 8en. Bates Kefauver of Tennes­ see who appeared to be out la front. Some of hla backers were claiming he would have over TOO votes m the first ballot. It takes 6MH to win. 8eo. Hubert Humphrey of Min­ nesota. Sen. John f . Kennedy of Mas­ sachusetts. Sen. Albert Gore of Tennessee. Msyor Robert F. Wagner of New York qity. On the other hand, Texas' Lyn­ don Johnson, the Senate Demo­ cratic leader, who could easily corral Mm votes of many South­ erners, sought to tabs himself out of consideration. Me told a news eonfarenas: *‘My name la not going bafora the con­ vention." Johnson aald ha had been up moat of the night talking and kad rvrviTra iBvarai cart ri of ■upport* But ha daclarad ha had stuOt to h it origlaall position that bn was not interested In tho .vien or Dentistry. (U. 8. Army Photo) W. Kemp Proposes Democratic Rally At Seminole Park Seminole County may become the focal spot ef one of the largest Democratic rallies In Central Flor­ ida political history. William R. Ktmp, president of Seminole Raceway, Inc., a t Casielberry, disclosed tqday th at b» has extended an teottatiot. to Adlai Stevenson, Drmorral*a ptOeMOaual itandardbesrar to appear a t h proKemp said that telegrams had also bean sent to Pool Butler, Democratic National Chairman; Jam es M. Milligan, chairman of the Florida Slate Democratic Exe­ cutive Committee; and key dele­ gates attending tha convention In Chicago which included Rep. Voile Williams Jr. and Bralley Odham. "When our Democratic presiden­ tial nomlneo pays his promised visit to Florida, I believe every Democrat In eCntral Florida should be givan opportunity to see, hear ami talk with him," Kemp told The Herald. "The factllttea we have at Seminole Park are tailored to handling auch a vast crowd and It Is a privilege to offer the free use of the premises for such an auspi­ cious occasion," he said. Centrally located as it is, mkiway between Sanford and Orlando, the raceway 1* located in the very heart of heavily pepulated and poll tlcally Important Central Florida, Kemp pointed out. Ha said tha hug* grandstand would provide seating and shelter for close te 4,000 per­ sons and there la unlimited park­ ing spaca available. "In this beautiful setting Demo­ crats can pay fltting tribute to their presidential nominee Atten­ tion ol the voter* of Florida and the nation would bo focused upon Semlnoio County on this occasion. It would go down to politics! his­ tory. "As prssldant of tha corporation which now Is engaged In developing one of the finest harness hor.e training and racing plant! In the entire country, I regard it a pri­ vilege to M tead to my fellow Dem­ ocrat* the use of (base premises for what I batieva can be one of tha most auspicious occasions in the political history of this great and growing section of a great and growing state," Kemp conclud- prejIdtMfn there wars swifting tra ss cats rente of eeatbnoat among the haggard delegatee eaucwlng In down town betels and filtering back to this area Her mi after­ noon session. This session was te be glean over to picking Mm man te run with Stevenson against the antic­ ipated GOP ticket of Dwight D, Eisenhower and Richard M. Min­ Methodist Youth Slate Christian Adventure Week Lund States G O P M ay Lose Florida In Nov. Election DAYTONA BEACH UR — Arnold Lund, Republican nominee for the 6th Congressional Dlstlct swat, say a tha GOP may loss Florida in the November presidential elec­ tion unless President Elsenhower comes te the state. "The long strides the Republi­ can organizations have mad* for a two-party system will b* lost" If there la no visit, Lund said. "We have every opportunity of breaking the front of the solid 8outh If we a r t given the moral support of having the President meet the people of Florida," be said. "We require the impetus that only hla appearance can bring about. He la tbe best cam­ paigner we could possibly get aad we need him badly." S A C Unit Member In Kentucky To Speak A t Rotary Dies Walter B. Ballard, 10, died at home in Richmond, Ky., after Luncheon Monday his a short U!n*ss, Major John Lovett, Bom Opera­ tion* Officer of tho Plaocastte Air Force Base, a graduate of tho U. S. Military Academy at West Point will be Urn guest speaker at tha weekly meeting ef thd Sanford Ro­ tary CUh a sst Monday noon, at the Yacht C M . Major U v a tt who te with the 131st Ssmkaidmsnt Wing of tha Strategic Air Command, was sche­ duled In have appeared before tha Im l BatteiR&s liit was grnaa U d hooaaao af tha las- II* Is survived by hla wife, and on* daughter, Mrs. John Allman of Leslngtoa, Ky., one grandson, four brothers and two slaters. Remains will arrive In Sanford Saturday morning and funeral services will bn announced Inter on tha arrival a f Mrs, Ballard. Weather session of the convention tbnlght with windup addroanas from for­ mer President H airy 8. Truman and acceptance ipoechea by Urn vice presidential and presidential nominees. Gore was a late atartor in thn scramble for the No. I piece an the ticket. Hla bid came Into the open when ha shewed up at thn Pennsylvania detegatioa’a caucua to seek support Nawamea asked If ha worn n candidate? "1 Just became n candidate now." ha replied. "This la Mm first stop." Tho Tonaetoeo delegation celled a caucua te throw lie weight be­ hind Gore. The plan was to withdraw Gov. Frank G. Clement from consider»• Clement, endorsed by hla dele­ gation yesterday for tho Mo. i spot, Is at odds politically with Kefauver. Methodists Will Hear Executive Speak T h ii Sunday the Rev. Charie* Herron. On Thursday night a Galilean Service Is planned which wUl be held at one of the nearby lakes. On Fr|d«y night, following fellowship, there will bo a Communion Service in the Church Sanctuary. The Rev. Charles "Chuck" Her­ ron is soa of Mr. and Mrs. Ray llsrron of Sanford. Ha attended Murray State Collage, Anbury Col­ lege, Stetson University, where ho received his A. B. Degree, and Emory University whoro ho receiv­ ed hi* B. D. Degree. His topic for Sunday night, Aug. » , 1a "If 1 Had My LUo To Live Over". Tha Topics for tab week night# will follow tha theme for the Week, "Why Not Now!" C. D. Celdwstl, Scout Executive of tho Central Florida Counc il of the Boy Scouts of America, will preach a t tha First Methodist Church at tha 11 o'clock morning service on Sunday. Caldwell became Eagle Scant in 1M7 white Associate Scout master attending tha University ef Kan■as, whero ho received his B J . and MJ . Degrees. I t bocam* a Professions! ScowU r In 1M0 in Kansas and came ts Central Florida in INK � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 16, 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/017b1fa0a196892927b8af8322d349d5.pdf 64b787b7eb90ff72010455bf5583c06b PDF Text Text INVITING'TWf UNbltTAKZW-i Increase of more than 80 per la Florida Power ft U *ht may’s power production faeUi* a planned over the nest four l, according to an SBMuacefollowing e meeting of the may’ s board of directors held P tot Myers, at a now plant slta m Mm Caloosa ha tehee River. Site ler the 1M uait haa not yet been t a a a a a a e la g purchase o f the vtocod that Florida’s rapid growth aad industrial expansioa points to •atototoag sound progress for the • M o. •“ lin es It tokos about three years to design aad construct a modern power pleat, wo most start planatog MW and order equipment to a a m m w homes and now induetries as our economy expands." Construction is already wall underway for the addition of two aiml o r units at the company’ s Lauder­ dale plant, ana to be completed M St year aad tha other In 1K8. The addition of those four gene­ rator* to Um company’s system will boost its gonaratlag capability, tower West Coast la experiencing, ft will be connected to tha compgap’a Interconnected system by a M w Ug,000 volt transmission line to be built from Fort Myers to Braden too. This will not only permit dlstrlo f power throughout the east tertlory served by Um ip» bet will also permit In­ ga o f largo blocks of power vat, cross-state transmission 11m •to a d y la operation. “ With announcement of these ) U l i far UM a n i 18M. w* are FMr expansion program," said fltotb. "Originally act at $332 milliaa to 1831, estimates were upped to 8481 million last year. Yes, Florida la growing faster than o tto W« anticipated." The directors declared regular fuaxterly dividends on the prefer­ red stock, payable September 1 to stockholders o f record on Aug. IT, amounting tp f U t l / t on tha 4It per cent preferred, 81,M on the 4J f per cant preferred, and $1.0813 M the U 1 per c u t preferred. - A dividend of 80 coats was de­ clared on the common stock, pay­ able Sept. 23 to slockholds rs of re­ cord Aug, St. This was the aama as the previous quarterly payment. POTTSTOWN, Pa. (B— Take 110 acres o f roiling farmland in the Pennsylvania Dutch country. Peo­ ple It with willing workers of ail ages, races, religions and national origin. Add a brokeh down farmhouse that will soon house a model com­ munity. , That,—In essence, is ■Fellowship — • • * House Farm where "friends work together, play together and join In raising food together, for both body and soul." In the past five years more than 100,000 people have come to the farm to spend a day, a weekend or several weeks Just helping out, joining In the chores, taking part in the activities. The farm is an outgrowth of Fel­ lowship House, a project begun In Philadelphia In 1838 by Marjorie Penney, experience.! In interracial ACTIfSf Nancy Valentino gets a work, as an experiment inharmon­ Use from her husband, Fred­ ious living. erick TMlngtust HI, Bevtrly HIUs, Calif., broker, after their At the time, she says, Phila­ marriage In Los Angeles In a delphia was seething with racial Yaga ceremony. Tbe wedding tensions, sometimes resulting In service was postponed by tha violence. filnees of the bride and a can­ Miss Tenney decided to do somecellation appeared Imminent thing about It but ran Into many when the groom was reported to roadblocks, including apathy and have dated his ex-wlfe. How­ Indifference. ever, everything was straight­ ened out and they were married. Then a $300 contribution came In and Fellowship House had Its be­ ginning in a rundown building In s poor neighborhood where unem­ ployed whites, unskilled Negroes and groups from many lands had AUG. 12 drifted. Admissions: If there was going to be any Hulse M. Harry (Dcbary) race rioting, Miss Penney felt, "It AUG. 14 wouldl be here." Gustave Bamberger (Sanford) Soon the building was scrubbed John Hart (Sanford) des n by volunteers—rich, poor, Willie Graham (Sanford) educated, uneducated, whites, Neg­ Kathleen Pesold (Sanford) roes, Catholics, Jews end Protes­ Births tants. Baby Boy Itlcbards Visit lag Honrs: The farm was purchased In 1831 Private Rooms 11 a. m. — 8 p. m. and again volunteer work crews Semi-Private Rooms I p. m. — 4 pitched In. Today, the road Is still p. m. 7 p. m. — B p. m. rough and rutted, the buildings In need of repair, but everywhere on Pediatrics II a. m. — ■ p. m. (parents and/or grandparents only) the grounds hands are busy at Obstetrics In accordance with ac­ painting, carpentry, stotui mason­ commodations anJ No visitors dur­ ry, gardening, wheat harvesting, livestock raising, ing feeding of babies. A typical family group working at the farm are tbe William HetBOYS ’REALLY’ HEADED zels, devout Quakers. " 1101X61, a FOB HOME young attorney, and his wife and NEW LONDON, Conn. IB -Tw o two children live about 10 miles Massachusetts boys really headed ■way. Their own place requires for boms today. plenty of work but they try to A Pawtucket, It. L, policeman spend st least one day a week at overheard David Dulkls, M, of the farm, sometimes s weekend Norwood, Mass., and Robert Mac­ or longer. At the end of the day, volunteers Donald, II, o f Islington, Mass., say they had visited an aunt la trek up to the top of the hill, which Norwood and now were going looks out on miles of well kept farm lands. Wooden benches are home to Hartford, Conn. The patrolman provided a po­ scattered about. Off to the righ, lice escort so they could catch an old pumphouse serves ss a pulpit. their train on time. The Rev. Russell Barbour, a oneLater, a police check showed lima Baptist minister devoting his they were heading away from home. The boys were taken o ff the train at New London to await the arrival o f their parents. Hospital Notes Pryor Is Attending Special Meetings In New York City Irving L Pryor o f Sanford, Is attending special meetings this week in New York City as tbs guest o f the State Farm Insurance Companies. Ho and other represen­ tatives and managers from the tap 25 per cent o f State Farm's field sales organisation earned the right to go as a result o f his outstanding achievements during the past year. Also on band, are the chief executives o f the companies who will discuss the progress and future plans o f the organisation. The State Farm Insurance Com­ panies o f Bloomington, HI. are composed of State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company tVmft ysvr in * •{ flit <er wmttm Snd CSefvH t*t irittr hthipd y#u tlskr g e t* wks7 yssW Papenl Program To Go Info Effect WASHINGTON (II—A new pro­ gram of payments to totatly dis­ abled workers, rounding out the series o f baste protections fo r the nation’s families envisioned when Social Security was eat wai up 20 years ago, goes Into effect next year. The program Is provided under the Social Security bill pasted by Congress just before it adjourned late lest month, and signed hy {’resident Elsenhower, The dis­ ability provision was sponsored by Democratic leaders. Stringent requirements must be met before a disabled person can qualify. Experts In the Social Se­ curity Administration e s t i m a t e 300,000 disabled' persons will re­ ceive payments in the first year, The Social Security Adadatatrn* tlon will than pa»« on the d a t a and notify the applicant o f the final dedalon. If thla decision la adverse, tha Individual ran appeal to a re­ feree o f the Social Secnrity Ad* £ mlnletratlon,. and haa the right ” to go on to federal c o a t . In general, however, personal* Ity defects, alcohoilam or drag ad­ diction will not qualify an in* dividual. Nor will blindness, If the sightless person Is abls to engage In “ substantial gainful activity." The monthly payments wUl ba T “ -» -— at th« as the primanr retire­ ment benefit for the Individual ucuvm un Social Security, ranging from 9 $30 to $108.60 a month. They are expected to average $70 to $80 a month. The Social Security tax will bo Increased effective next Jan. 1 by U per cent each fo r tha em­ ploye and employer, and % per cent for the self-employed Individual, to finance the disability payments. The proceeds will go into a separata fund for these benefits. This will mean a $10.50 tax boost next year for the Individual Local Social Security offices will begin receiving claims for benefits Oct. 1. First checks will go out next July. The applicant must be at least 50 and must meet this test: “ Inability to engage In any sub­ excess o f right billion dollars. In all, there are more than 7,000 stantial gainful activity by rea­ State Farm agents operating In son o f any medically determin­ impair­ i the United States snd Ontario, able physical or mental ment which can be expected to Canada. result In death or to be o f longcontinued and Indefinite dura­ amount will pay » « -1 6 more. tion." The monthly checks will not Last year, Americans ate %?• start until the disability .has been billion pounds o f meat—o r an in effect six months. average o f 161 pounds fo r each Finally, the recipient must meet person. all o f three requirements o f So­ cial Security coverage In a Job or In salf-employed work for “COOPERATION IS AN which Social Security taxes were paid. These are: ECONOMIC 1. One and a half years o f cov­ "It is estimated that for every erage in the lest three years. NECESSITY” known diabetic there is one that 2. Five years of coverage In is unknown and the Florida Stalo * (Author's name below) the last 10 years. Hoard of Health has been making 3. Coverage for half the time In order to receive n license an intensive effort for. the past since 1050 or, alternatively, for to bo a pharmacist, tt Is neces­ several months to discover persons 10 years, sary now to study four years with unrecognised diabetes," says A person In covered employ­ in a Collego of Pharmacy, serve L. L. Parks, director of the Bureau ment for the last five years thus an apprenticeship to gain prac­ of Special Health Services of the tical experience, and pass a would meet all three tests. State Board of Health. state examination. A worker disabled some time One very Important factor in this In order to receive a license ■go and ow SO or over can apply diabetes case-finding program is to practice medicine a Phy­ at once for the payments. In his the use of mss blood testing sur­ case, the Social Security cover­ sician spends even more yars in a Medical University, serves veys, points out Dr. Parks. Former­ age requirements would run In an Internship In a hospital, and ly these surveys were made for the the years preceding the date of also must pass a state examina­ purpose of discovering venereal di­ his disablement. tion. All this accumulated coop­ sease. Since September, 1835 they The applicant must furnish erative knwlelge la your when­ have been serving a dual purpose. proof of this diasbllltv. At the lo­ ever your physician writea you When a blood sample Is taken, part a prescription, and we pbaf* cal Social Security office, ha can of it Is used for a serology test for find if he has the necessary cov­ maclata compound It. syphlis end the other p a I s tested erage and If his disability Is for diabetes. However, oniy persons severe enough to make him po­ over 30 are rouUncly tested for dia­ tentially eligible. betes. * new method mey be of great aid If he passes these preliminar­ Over 20,000 persons have been in saving lives In those areas ies, he will be given medical re­ tested so far In surveys held In where skilled medical care- la not port forms which he can hava available, or where sup- filled out by hU physician, a Seminole, Polk, Brevard, Hillsbor­ promptly s------------r - » ----ough, Pinellas ami Palm Beach pllea o f blood plaama, or other hospital, his employer and other counties since last September. As a colloids cannot be obtained." PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS sources. The health service eald tha soluresult 80S persons whose tests in­ When his file Is eompleta, the Cor. 1st ft MagaaBa dicated thatt hey might have dla- tlon uacd during tests might be local office will send It to the ’ Qaotatlna by Dleklasea ttTS by dissolving a state agency which, under the lew, bates were referred to their per­ approximated sonal physicians for further study teaspoonful of table salt and half has the responsibility for miking Coevrieht t t l l f and treatmen If indicated. Testa a teaspoonful o f baking soda In the determination of disability. ■re currently being made In Bro­ a quart o f drinking o f water. “ A burned person might require ward County and are planned for several other counties thla year and as much as slg or seven quarts or more during the first 11 next. "Many persons with mild or hours following Injury," tha aerearly cases of diabetes may not suspect that they have the disease because often they will suffer no remember that liquids should not striking symptoms," states Dr. be given to persona who are unParks. "By detecting these cases conscious or who cannot awalearly It Is possible to better control low." the disease and prevent many com­ plications." seats during the period Jen. 1 p o l i t i c a l o o n v a n t l o n * o n Insulin haa been furnished by the through May 30 of this year. It State Board of Health.to the county ranks as number eight in causes health departments for distribution of death in the state. The diabetes anJ syphilis testing to the indigent cases who have been properly certified. However, programs arc being carried out by g o t a b i g n o * demand for (he Insulin has exceed­ a trained team of worker* from the ed the funds available for supoly. State Board of Health la coopera­ Diabetes In Florida took the Uvea tion with local county health de­ of 467^persons last year and there partments and county medical so­ have been 232 deaths from this dl cieties. Board Of Health Local City Hall Gets Heating, Air Holding Diabetes Conditioning Unit Case-Finding Tests W. S. (Bill) Evsne began pre­ liminary work on the Installation o f a central heating and air con­ ditioning unit for the City Hal) this morning. Evans received the award of the bid at last night’s City Commis­ sion meeting nsld at ■ p.m. The bid presented to the commission was $10,480. The City Commissioners un­ animously agreed that for econo­ mical maintenance and operation the central unit would be far sup­ erior to several Individual units. Evans sUted " I wUl Install a 15 too heating end sir conditioning unit In the rear of tbs City Hall with ducts running Into various rooms and hallways." The bid for air conJItioning the police station was awarded lo Miller Radio and Appliance Co. His bid for tha window units was $637. Ufa to tha farm, may lead the meditation period. But sometimes tha meditation period consists sole­ ly o f people sitting quietly on the hillside—thinking and looking. ’ You get a different feeling of your fellow man after you work with him on a common project," says tbe Rev. Barbour. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. D O N ’T D O ****** • Firestone General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY ‘ ‘ Bleated o f flavor la thla two-layered coffee mold. Unflavored , • little sugar and Instant coffee make the clear Jelly for la added the haste recipe’........ for the top layer. W hxipd7*cream ----------** to * ........................... " taste la like sipping coffee through whipped r Twe-Teae Ccffae Meld Ceffae JeOy: 1 envelope unflavored gelatine 1U cups hot water H cup cold water _ . . . _ W cup auger l tablespoon Instant coffi gelatins on cold water to soften. Add hot water: stir no la dissolved. Add sugar and coffee) stir until sugar L Turn Into a 8-cup m«d| chill until almost Arm. H cup cold water ’ ’4 teaspoons Instant coffso % cup bet water ‘ 1 cup heavy cream, whipped fladahla gelatine on cold water to soften. Add hot water; stir •tod gelatine la dissolved. Add sugar and coffee; stir until sugar is ilaoalvad Chill until mixture la the consistency o f unbeaten egg •kite. Fold to whipped cream. Turn on top o f almost Arm first layer. Chill until Aim. Unarntd! garnish with additional whipped YIELD: I-M earrings. MOTS: II dad red. reduce amp be uaod separately. Increase sugar to dear toffee Jw y to H cun aad turn tuts a S-eup mold or 4 Indlvtoaal matda. Turn aaftae "Bavarian" Into a 8-cup mold or spoon 912 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 70 H. JAMES GUT JAMES & GUT ClJjubuh Jo Owi Jsduphom The busy, watchful and efficient “belle g irl" la on tho other end o f your telephone Una. She la “ Central" and she aces that your casual or urgent call goes through to seconds. A ll day long, and through the night, pour Phone Girl la on tho job. She haa “ tho voice with a ■mile". She knows her business. Surely wo don’t fully appreciate the wonderful service o f thoao women. Let’s not Just toko thorn for granted. Imt’e (ell them when­ ever wo can how greatly they add to our modern way o f living! ON CBS TVs FOR THE ilM PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. DODGE 19 B. Ito 81. PLYMOUTH PhtoM 1011 WE SALUTE OUR TOW N! T ir e s to tie s t o r e s �-.1 f&tfe # a n f n r f r iBtm lb AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 V O IIL M E X L V t t r SANFORD, FLORIDA Nasser Says Will Agree Betsy M o v in g To Maritime Nations N o rth *Advising Canal Actions If Your HaraM la Not Delivered By A P. M. Call 1821 Bafora 7 P. M. For Delivery -■iJ * WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 15, 1956 No 161 Aaaodatod Press Leased Wire .'1 £9 S te v e n s o n G a in s Im p o rtan t S upport MIAMI, (ft — Hurricane Betsy continued a alow movement to­ ward the north-northeast today and posed no further danger to the Florida and Georgia coasts. There was no threat to the U.S. mainland at this time. At 11 a.m. EST Betsy was cen­ tered near Latitude 28.6 north at<d Longitude 76.8 west or about 230 miles o ff the coast cast o f Or­ lando. It was moving north to north-northeast at about 8 miles TALLAHASSEE lit — County tan hour, apparently picking “ P school officials wore told today by I M ew a I slightly from the 7 mpn reported a member 0f tb# Fabisinski Com- ||A D a n s D p ( | f l O l l l earlier. , mittec that if they administer tho J BwW U O I J I w w J f U w l l l Highest winds are still estima- j Ilfw |,Upi| assignment law In a fair ted at 120 mph over a small area ;lm| un|f,irm manner segregated near the center with hurricane „ „ ho preserved in Klor force winds reaching out 76 miles Ida far “ quite some time." to the northeast and gales 160 John Wigginton said the success mile* to the northeast and cast of of the law would depend up in the the center and 100 miles In o'hcr way in which it wraf handled by directions. gi’unly school boards and the liinrAn unidentified Negro woman “ Vessels in the path , of, this oughnrss with which they dealt ... small but very severe hurricane applications from Negroes fishing off the Sanford bulkhead reported a body floating in the should exercise caution, t*»eifor reaial(;nmont lo uhtte Weather Bureau said. Wigginton, who was a member river Inst night at nbout 6:40 p. m. Another possible storm ■PPcar' 0f the group which wrote the i.ow ,. The man was identified as John ed about 700 miles east southeast laws enacted by the recent special Jawph s t a f fe r . 56 year-old retlrof San Juan, l’ .ll., in the form of legislative ae*iion, said that it e,| factory worker whoso address a squally wave that moved over was possible that some lime in , wa, given ns Lilac Drive. De Bary. tho Leeward Islands. the future some Negro students The body was loente.f floating This wave was in the samo gen­ would meet all the standards and about 25 feet off from the pier east eral area where Betsy blew Into criteria srt up for assigning pu-j „f the boat basin that the city is existence last Friday, pits. "It won't come tomorrow o n building. LONDON orv—Pakistan's foreign minister said today President Nas­ ser of Egypt told him he would agree to maritime nations advis­ ing on Suez Canal operations but in­ sisted “ it is the sovereign right of Egypt to run the canal." Foreign Minister Haraldul Haq Chowdry. arriving for the Suez Ca­ nal conference from talks with Nas­ ser, said the Egyptian president is CHICAGO tfl— Adlal Stevenson, ready to enter Into a covenant picking up Important support with all nation* who signed the It was announced today that from New Jersey and Michigan, 1888 conventions guaranteeing free­ dom of navigation In the canal. toda> all but clinched tho Demo­ Father It. L Zimmerman, rector I Chowdry told reporters at the cratic presidential nomination. A of Holy Cross Church, Episcopal, airport: remaining hazard was a possible has accepted a call to become rec­ “ The Egyptian president wants battle over a suggested civil tor of St. Martin’s-In-The-Fielda a peaceful and happy solution to rights platform plank saying the at Pompano Beach. Father Zimmerman har been in the problem. Supreme Court'* decision against “ He is not adverse to the sitting racial segregation had “ brought Sanford since November o f HIM. He submitted his resignation up of a body representing the users consequence* of vast importance" here last Monday to become effec­ of the canal to advise the orga­ to the nation. nization which he has set up to Stevenson scored Ids gains de­ tive Sept. 17. Gordon L. Bradley, senior ward­ manage and administrate it. He MRS. HAZEL W. WEST spite a bitter 11th hour battle that UAMIKL HALL still believs it is tho soevreign former President Harry 8 . Tru­ en of the Holy Cross Church sta­ ★ ★ ★ right of Egypt to run the canal." man waa waging for Avcrrll liar- ted In making the announcement A few hours earlier. Secretary riman. Trumnn called a news con­ that the vestry accepted his resig­ of State Dulles arrived for the ference and characterized Stev­ nation with “ regrets" and thank­ conference opening tomorrow, lie enson as a candidate who “ lack* ed him for “ his leadership and expressed hope for a solution “ so the kind of fighting spirit we nacd -plritual guidance to the parish." vital to the preservation and well Mr. Bradley also *ald that an to win." lie said he would stick being of the entire world." with llarrlman “ until the last dog announcement of the ncur rector the next day," he said, “ but soon-| Constable J. C. (Slim) Galloway Britain, France and the United will be made tn the near future. dies." cr or liter there will be some ex- j slated today that he “ doesn't think States are insisting on Internation­ But even as Truman wai punch­ Four atudenta from Sanford re* alizing the vital 103-mlle waterway ceptional students who will meet ‘ the man drowned due to the fact ing away, tho New Jersey deleceived degrees from Stetson Uni­ under guarantees more binding all the tests for admission.” that he was found floating. A gallon caucused and voted to give versity at commencement exer­ than the system envisaged by Nas­ He expressed hope that when 'Irowned Person doesn't float." all Ita 36 vote* to Stevenson on cises held last week ser. a trickle of integration did ”c "n *■* th*t the first ballot tomorrow night. Daniel Hall received the bache­ died of natural On the ave of the conference, JACKSONVILLE i* -T h e Florida con.e Florida communities would Ima" Probably Earlier, Gov. G. Mennen Wil­ lor o f arts degree and entered tempers obviously were cooling. y W M che! of liams of Michigan had thrown hi* Milk Commission has scheduled for be ready to accept It without trou- ^ the Naval Officer's Candidate Differences, although still great, CHICAGO Florid* delegate# its September meeting a producer 0 *' , , , the San font Police department at- support to the 1B32 nominee, and to the Democratic National Con­ School at Newport, R. 1., follow­ were not so threatening as a week distributor debate over the method, County achool superintendent*, .tended the boat which was launch- u poll of the 44-vote Michigan del­ ing graduation. vention arranged to meet today ago. of classifying milk for price fixing school board members and school, r<l t0 pick up Schaffer's body. egation produced 11 vote* for as the session moved Into the George D. Herndon, son o f Mr. The Pakistan statement dovetail­ purposes. board attorneys, Including Semi Only known survivor is the wi­ Stevenson. stage o f receiving the party pisi­ and Mrs. O. P. Herndon, 1800 San­ ed with a plan reportedly brought The body, which wind* up a When word o f New Jersey'* form and the nomination of can­ ford Ave., received the bachelor to the conference by V. K. Krishna two-day meeting today, heard yes­ note County Superintendent of dow, Mr*. Crcile Schaffer. ____ ________________ The dead man'* car waa_____ found move reached them, some mem­ didates for president and vice of science In business degree. Menon of India to bridge the gap terday a proposal from George Public Instruction Rayburn T. While at Stetson he was president between Egypt and the Western Edmondson, president of the Flor­ Mil wee ami School Board Attorn-1 |j(rr by GalloVvay on the bmdevard ber* of the Truman team agreed president. ey Fred Wilson, attended a meet-1 by the lake. that the fight waa all i\'»r. of the Accountancy Club; vice Powers. All but six o f the delegation or* ida Milk Producers Assn., that GEORGS B. HERNDON The whole drive had been con­ to go along with Adlal Stevenson Ing called by School Supl. Bailey i ||r|Mon Funeral Home is in president, Commerce Club; Cap­ Diplomats understood the Indian one price be paid for milk, whether tain, Public Information Officer; plan woulld give Egypt the right destined for fluid consumption or to discus* suggested rules and reg- charge of the funeral arrange- centrated on keeping enough " fa ­ on ths first ballot. The six whs vorite aons" In tbs field to pre­ originally were for den. Eitea Ko> and a member of the Rattalion to manage daily operation of the sold as chocolate drink, skimmed ulalions for implementing the new |ment«. __ ____ ____________ vent Stevenson'* nomination on an fauvvr have had a leaning repent, Staff o f ROTC; and a member of canal. It would set up an interna­ milk, buttermilk and other uses. pupil assignment law effective early ballot. the Varsity Golf Team and the tional authority with advisory ly to 8 tn. Stuart Symtng'.on of Chairman Dsxter Lowry of Tal­ ••S” Club. “ It'a; all. over now," .tiro. m«n, MU ss u ri......... powers on such matters as tpU lahassee, a new consumer mem­ Ths platform, with ita- civil Floyd Cyril Richards, of 2407 charges and future development of ber of the commission, **W no in constant contact with Truman's vote should be taken until both the law waa the sole responsibility Willow Ave., received the bache­ the canal. drive, told a reporter. "What the rights plank, is scheduled tu reach lor o f arts degree with a major In boss will do next Is start drafting the convention tonight. All reports Dulles hurried off for Ulks with sides are heard and he and two o f the county school hoards hut education. were that the plank would Its a *prwh supporting Stevenson. Prime Minister Eden and foreign other new members have an op- he could see merit In adoption of W. A. Patrick, Volunteer Chair­ portnuity to study this and other uniform procedure*. No decision Mrs. Hazel W. West, of SIS Cat­ Secretary Setwyn Lloyd. Although Truman said yes ter- moderate and une the South could .. man of the Nominate County Savmilk Industry questions. was readied Immediately on adop­ mo. alina Drive, received the master f tMi,i , i dxy that Stevenson couldn't win take. But there also werr rumDulles spent <3 minute, with Hie Interstate Route Traffle of arts degree and is a teacher at The commission divides milk innorii-fi that ti.ni county purcha.es ”of1 1If tiomlnatcii. he backtracked on bljngs that attempt* would ba Eden, who will open the confer­ tion „ f uniformity. ported „ 1M lotlav to three classes. Class 1 Grade lurvey got underay Monday South Side Primary School. He said Stevenson made from the floor lo make II ence with a speech tomorrow. Serin K and H Savings Bonds in at Ma>’ A milk sold for fluid consumption with a day o f instruction given at i ---------------British Informants said, “ there July were 861.431, and that the could win with help from “ the o ld 1stronger. brings the top price. Producers was complete Anglo-American total for the first seven months man from Missouri" meaning, Rep. Robert L. Sikes, chairget less if the milk Is Inlendfd for himself. ! man o f the delegation, said there agreement on the approach to of HIM now stand* at $208,740. other Uses. the Suez problem." The big battle in the committee were a few “ diehard*" who might MIAMI BEACH, i* — Bold. “ F'or the »utle," Patrick pointed....... . ______ J. W. Darr, director of the sur­ Edmondson said a flat price s ior in* « . . . i*.been over the question of |make auch an attempt But lie wouild "slop the short changing brassy Martha Kaye is recovering "ut. “ purchaac* for the year-tovey, gave instruction ttf U men $48 254 789 whlrh it 10 *** about c,v,, right* and ‘ Md it would bo defeated, after a bout with too many sleepdate now total of producers hv distributors" and employed by the State Road De­ nf' Florida's u .! rac# MHrtgatlon; more partialHe said these people were more DALLAS. Tex. (Av-SecreUry of probably would ultimately result ing pill*. -* 1 P*r cent ___i larly, whether to say anything' interested In the plank than a partment for the traffic study. In­ Defense Charles E. Wilson said to­ In lower retail prices. He nxThe 39-year-old actrc-,% and a 1111,0 « ® w P»r •» usual- specific about th e Supreme Democratic victory In November. terviewing techniques were ex­ day he was confident the United uncuniclmu ulu n * about nix p jr crut more bund* MILDENHALL, England, igl _ | nlalnrd the Ant price would he (Oincdivitur, Court's decision that race segrc-i —--------------------- --States has “ the weapons and the plained and sample interview* An auto crash last night killed; ,,,'vrr <han 1,181 for r ,a ” ‘ 1 military power to Inflict a disas- Col. David C. Schilling, 37, one o f anrt »hntild he an average of the were taken by all men. Safely and ! trous defeat on any enemy.” described H u n d a "" ’ ,Ch° ° " UnC° " a . “ awake and feeling fine." Patrick relates that an analysis "tltutlonai. courtesy were two points which Wilson said, however, In a America'a moat decorated flier*. | nrlr,,<,’a,', <nT1,10 " W M classes. „ . , , hy the National offlec of the SavSoutherners fought against any Schilling became a top U.S. Air ------------------“ ----freer# particularly stressed. speech prepared for delivery that Her physician, Dr. Halpli ItobBond* Division disclosed that mention of the Supreme Court Force ace in World War II by T R O f f l C G C l o s e d !?*’ • iii ■n,i!l.V iVr *a , rin , ihcre ha* been an 8 per cent gain i The drafting subcommittee fishooting down 23 German planes 1 ° V- , O S e a It was .innmured today that about 20 pills. Robbins placed her ihi* year m purchase* of smaller nail) came through today with a TALLAHASSEE cJu-Male driv­ In combat and destroying 10 oth­ to three crew* which will operate I defeniC, iii the hospital for treatment, in- denomination bond* ($26 to $200) plank It hoped would be accept­ ers under 35 began paying more on the ground. He won the thr Seminole County I'll Associa­ around the clock on some 20 lo­ He spoke before the 37th En­ er* eluding a spell unddr an oxygen the «izc usually attributed to Pay- able all around. Thli said: tion’* ofifee will be closed Aug. for their automobile liability Incations in. Seminole and Volusia campment of the Veterans of For­ Harmon International Air Trophy 15-Sept. 4. lent. he doctor •• •’ •t -’ v . to roll Savers and that the $104 mil“ Recent derisions of tho Su­ aurancs In Florida today. Counties. Interviewing began todays eign War*. aLst night he stood in in IBS! as the year's outstanding idea why ah# had taken the pill*. Anyone desiring Information 1* lion decline in over-all national preme Court of Ilia United Stales Thla Is the only group of oper­ add, weather permitting,'will con- the 'reviewing stand as the VFW flier. Miss Itayc came to Florida in sale* to tills point is entirely reinked to contact George Dabbs. relating to segregation in public a to rs whoae rates will be upped His car apparently went Into a ___________________ Uaue for three weeks. parade glittered and blared its an unsuccessful attempt to di- latrd to bond* (both E and II) supported schools and cltswnare any appreciable amount by new AU men hired were screened way through Dallas. Police esti­ akid and hurtled into a bridge COMMISSION OKAYS SIDE JOB vorce her fifth husband, dancer „r j$oo and larger aizea usually have brought consequence* of vast liability Insurance rates approved and selected on the basis o f neat- mated that 100,000 persons watch­ three miles south of the big U. S. TALLAHASSEE cW-The Cabinet Ed Begley. A Miami circuit associated with the investor marImportance to our nation as a by Btate Insurance Commissioner , ss, courtesy, capability, and ex- ed the spectacle. Air Force base. here. The car Budget Commission ha* approved judge denied the decree, however, yP|t an(| reflecting Ihc feverish Wilson said he felt that a sound broke in two. Police said Schilling a $100 a month side Job for How. ruling that Mia* Rayc had not competition for investof* money whole and especially to commu­ Larson. rience. A number o f Stetson Col­ The amount o f tha Increase will defense required a proper bal­ wa* thrown from the vehicle and; .ird Friedman, Department of Edu- met the 00-day residence require- lo provide the fund* for the year’s nities directly affected. We reject lege students were employed. all proposals for ths use of force vary In ths six rate territories. died at once. ' ration publicist. The sunwr stations were selec­ ance. m#n1, mprecadented Industrial expan­ to Interfere with the orderly deRats* for women driver* under “ You can’t depend on any one ted with care, alnee the informa­ sion. termination of these matters b y 1u w m <t be affected, tics obtained from them will be weapon or any one service alone,' the courts. Several other adjustment i In o f great Importance to the plan­ he told the veterans. “ Our planning must be designed “ Tho Democratic party emphat- automobile l i a b i l i t y Insurance ning o f routes in this area. Traffic Jcally reaffirms its support of the rates go Into effect today but Laron all major highways as well as to meet our requirements. New weapons, new equipment, new sit' historic principle that ours i* a >on said they do not Involve an inRegistration procedures a n d in North Carolina tchobls, will take Margaret Manfre, Mrs. Hazel that on many secondary roads in ua lions have required a complete both Seminole and Volusia Coun­ plans for the coming term at the third section of the sixth grade. Plynt. Michael Fisher, and Coach CHICAGO on'— Neither CBS nor uovrrnment of laws und not of rrease In premiums, review of our military posture. men; it recognizer the Supremo The adjustment* wore reques*William Proctor of Altnmonto ties will be sampled. Drniocratic National Chairman Court of the Uplted St i c k as uns ,.d by the National Bureau -if This in essence has been called Lyman High ar>J Elementary Springs, a graduate of K. S. U„ Jim Payne. A The survey will have a dual pur School have been announced by will teach* physical education in the Stale Department of Flducation 1 *u, **' ,,u,,cr wa* budging to- of the three constitutional and c o -; casualty Underwriters and the Principal E. S. Douglass. the high school anJ Join the coach­ examined the pressing need* of the day In a dispute over a CBS de­ urdinated branches o f the federal j Mutual Insurance Rating Bureau The pre-school registration day ing staff. Mist June Stevenson of school and recommended the im- cislou not to televise a film shown government, superior to and sep- l0 correct Inequities In present is Aug. 28 from 9 a. m. to noon. Highway. The study will alao pro- a„ etlfd American boy* can "whip All buses will run the usual routes Casselberry, a U. of Fla. graduate, mediate construction of eight ne.\ lo Democratic convention dcle- crate from any political party, the bodily Injury and property damdecisions of which are part of the |a|a insurance, vide Information requested by j the pants off anything the Kremlin that day. Children entering the will take a fifth grade class and elementary classrooms; a cafetor- gatra Monday night. S. F. Manfre, a Stetson graduate, turn; and an administration bull I law of the land. Wp condemn the [ -pb* adjustment* are effcftlv# Volusia County and the city of Do- can put on the field of battle." first grada must be six year* of will teach science and social stu­ ing Including a clinic. Because of And last night, CBS omitlcd a effort* of the Republican party to 0„iy on new policies or renewal! Land, necessary for e x a m i n i n g -------------age by Jan. 1, 1837 to be eligible dies in tb* secondary grades. 31rs. ths steel strike there ha* been a sreynd film from ita television: make it appear that this tribunal l wrju cn today or hrrrafti-r. and parent* must present birth Kay King of Longwood, a graduate delay In starting construction. ThU of the Republican piety certificate if they have not already of Monmouth College in Illinois, meant that the three sections of coverage of • the Democratic con- I* I■t t Par( L .i L . a lL a n a 's n lB n k Whether the committee'* plank T L a — # R a v ln n r vention session. done so. Tbs first full day of school will teach in the third grade. the second grade will have to he would aUnd — and whether it I n O I T I G S D e « M l ( . I NBC, which carried the Monday — r -------..u i . will b# Sspt. 4. Mlsa Martha Thompson, who housed In temporary quarters * ----------------1 SAN FRANCISCO. Ift-M argaLyman School, which had a peak come* from East Ifigh School, away from the school grounds. For film d«plcllnf Ii.-mocr.llc lu n y “ S.iuUmnmr.-Wai Ihc h ll quc.- R C C C I V C S D e g t e C ret Truman Daniel cays she'll boy­ enrollment of 80S last year, will Knoxville, Tenn., will teach com­ this purpose, the new education cott the Republican National Con­ ibably reach the 800 mark dur- mercial subject*. Mrs. Levon* building of the Casselberry Com­ vention and aight-see San Francis­ this term. To take rare of this Dausman, who has been teaching munity Methodist Church has been the picture “ The Best 'Year* of Thomas Bsrkner. formerly of co while her huiband Sllfton eov14 in the public schools of West Vir­ rented by the school board. growth, the faculty has been in­ Our Livss." ABC carried both the Sanford and aso-ln-law of Mr. and era the GOP conclave for the New creased from *7 to 22 member*. In ginia, will take a third grade class The children will be transported Monday night film and the ono Mrs. Jamea Chestnut of this City, York Time* next week. Vance Wise (Sanford addition to these, a music teacher while F*rank Gore of OvieJo, a gra­ to the school on the regular buses last night, which was used to in­ waa graduated with * The Daniels arrived yesterday. and a banJ director will each spend duate of Emory University, Atlan­ anJ those going lo the church will Science degree from the Florid* troduce Harold Rusicll, a veter­ “ I’m not going to alt In an old three days per week at the school. ta, Ga., will teach history in the transfer to another bus. It will bo Baby Boy Peaold ans' loader. Russell starred in the •» ,ta . . . - LONDON OB — Princes* Anne, Stats University ~ convention hall when I can ex­ Dischargee Eleven new teachers will join high school. necessary for these children to original picture who** uninhibited gaiety ha» commencement sxerelsea /i«u» ■■t' plore this city," said Margaret. the faculty this year. Mrs. Katie The returning faculty member* carry their lunches, but milk will ~ Mrs. Darel Schllowsky and ’ The dispute started "San Francisco la a beautiful city Peacock, a graduate of the Uni­ include Asst. Principal W. W. Baby Boy (Sanford) and this time I'm going to do versity of Florida, who ha* had Wharton Jr.; Mi«s Mabel Chap­ torium and the bandroom will lira. Minnie TUlls (Sanford) •ll j vrntion “ a major network" >er 8th birthday. „ ' nothing but enjoy It. For one thing axperience In Jacksonville am! Or­ man, Mr*. Pauline Wheeles*. Mr*. have to be used for two elementary r Wilbur Tyner (Beufcrd) which he later Identified a* CBS Her party waa a private family , S former Edltk. I'm going to ride a cable ear." lando schools, will teach In the first Barbara Burbank Mr*. Kathleen classaa. II » . m {ha Wi#.Mrs. Nanette Honlgman (Sanford) grade. Mrs. Katherine Corson, who Bucher, Mr*. Klanore Winkle, Mrs. “ We will be operating under the —had gone bark on a months-old -(fair aboard the royal yacht Brl- \ commltment to carry the film on tannla with "M um m y" and “ Dad ! School. He receiv'd ta taught at SL Margaret Mary EulUla Grantham, Mra. Lucille most difficult conditions we have “Mrs. Arthur Young (Senferd) School in Winter Park last year, Snyder, Mrs. Margaret Benson, ever had to face at Lyman," Prin­ party history. He contended the. -Quern Elizabeth and the Duke Uonal riccgnltlon Ihi* sprint whsa Mr. Burke Methvln (Sanford will take a sixth grade class while Mrs. Dorothy Webster, Mrs. Lucille cipal Douglass stated. “ However, 1 film waa part of the keynote of Edinburgh—and bn her Char- bs was lathi lad la “ Whs'. Who to Mr*. Marian Kraamer (R anted) WUliam Wright, a graduate of Weils, Mr*. Alicia Schmidt. Miss feel aurs that the people of this speech by Gov F'rank G. Clement |les heir to tha throno. •msriean Educate*, a bote Discharges The royal family U cruising la- , hieh gives plrluieaaidblogrophU' u m d Babv (Sanford) -??* * }* t**J*l*h Thursday Drake University In Iowa, will also Lucy Plioian, Mrs. Esther Wiliams, district understand our problems of Tennessee. CBS and the other rutti.li waters, visiting ths ro- Jaj fe t c h e s of ouDtanding sduca• ^ n l n r ^ m tlin te d ) * * * ff " U k . a -c t lo n of the .lath grade. Mias Frances Cobb, Mrs. Mary and will give u* their loyal sup­ networks televised Clement's ad­ ScutU.il WUUa Graham (B anned) j th eed m h ew en . |Mrs. J. c. MoreU, who hat taught Hartley. Mrs. -L. J. North, Mra. port." dress. mots Western Isles. L ira throughout tfct coaatry Success OF N ew Pupil Michigan, Father Zimmerman Law Rests O n Handling NewJersey Resigns As Rector Give Votes Of Sanford Church Found Floating In Lake Monroe Four Residents Receive Degrees From University Milk Commission Slates Producer, Distributor Debate Traffic Survey Begins With Day Of Instruction A C R Florida Delegates To Demo Confab Schedule Meeting aS T •*w f l “"Wilson Sure U. S. Defenses Secure K,m''■""“ County Purchase; idmliUlrittoii ,(■Of Sovfhgs Bond* Total $64,431 Actress Reported 'Feeling Fine' Famous Flier Dies In Auto Accident "S \SSS n. to, %* ' ',a£ u h;ei‘nt*ni‘£ S !3J5|,,UhUe “ i n v e s t s * s" " Male Drivers Under 25 Begin Paying More For Liability « School Reveals Faculty Increase Butler, c b s Quiet On Film Dispute C Kl“ ?ihi -” 1 Z7. o r s K - r a r y i t o ' ”k' "■”u'u" * * " £T7rSMf?,'.,: .JWJSS’iffw; f t S T U A t t ' S i : MorgoretTo Skip JfJSTi S r a a rJ W T I Republican Confab Hospital N otes ' M‘w‘ A t FSU Saturday Princess Anne Is Six Today " * • •«*^ . s n u r s s ^ i S ? W 5 « P « s ^ « r i s « r - Weather - K _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .Ai J �to Page 8, Wed« A o f. 18, 1081 THE SANFORD HERALD ,a Glamor Suptrmork Is Latest Thing tef & r Efig NEW VOEX uB-Glamor in the sugarmsrksi U Um latest gimmick (a this highly remyetHlva business. It* aim it to taka the chill off tba praaant day miracles''* effietoeay aad puak-htmao setI eervtee Mr IMrarlet have become. flral, designer* glamOrlte the market to laret be woman ahoypar eway (ram another giant dowa a street. Then they try a aoothe eo that aha will alow dowa fear haedtoog pace among tfee steak* at cam aad prepackaged fgfittablei. The theory la tnet when ralued the become* a prey to lmpnleo buying. Mek marble stairwells, bronta states*, even wild dueka In k pond art tome of the new gambit*, |Wth pMifo window* evertoaMag the moat cutting and packaging room, aa one tupermarket detlgoer putt It aualntly, “ we're trying to re* capture the feeling o( the old »pwdost butcher abop." A new thepplag renter opening an Leaf Itland In October plana •n tee abating rink that can dauMd hr faahioa abowa. A mldwaat food chain decorates Me markat* with glata and atodl ■beta* whose beads away in tha imam. Another chain In tha mat display* food product* on apoke* of cotorfnl wheal*. i f the older supermarket* aawvoMintiag their walla la pumphto, thecelate or canary. A New Faik design firm nays this la “ to bring warmth, color ami gaiety Into the market* aad ta offset the coldMas of gadgetry and the sugar efftelewey that awea the average cui- tomer and aands bar •currylag far the door." Glamor entering the seperotefl doesn't mean tha end of gadgetry, designers assure you, but •at still mote automation takes bold to provide offleloeey end speed ia tha marketplace, even newer methods aad techniques will bo devlad to offset the eoldnesi." With mobiles, mania and aaalp* tura already uhra —a ad walla decorated with cut out* of aawa, butler churns and straw hatted flr> mars — whet la there left, ex­ cept maybe soft debts and sweet mualcT Aad already some of thorn pip* la tha musle. Jue Parker Chocolate FARMER OJVfea AWAY BEANS BALTIMORE til-- A frustrate NOW York farmer gave away two MOVIICIOWM Charlie Chaplin, who ha* been IIvlng In Switzerland for soma time, Is shown with hi* wife true loadi of atrlng beans free last and thraa children aa they arrivad ia Nlca, France* from Geneva. They will vacation on tha French night. Hiviara and later Chaolla will ao te Peril to supervise "cutting" of a new picture. (fnttfneiioneO Bean* apiUed from brakon bate, crowd* g a t h e r e d and traffic buying and tolling. Such topics snarled on lower Broadway al as wood structure, weed decay, ■abort Caatia of Routs 1, Baintermites, lumber eeeaonlag, end bridge, N. Y., handed out the the Identification o f softwood good*. There ware 1X7 bbushel* species will be diseuaaad. ffaatla wa» quoted as iiytag the Although the limited registra­ firm bought m buahal*, then PITTSBURGH, Pa.,-Announce- GAINESVILLE — Tha lift’s tion in tho forest genetics court# moat o f tha appaiatmaata o f H*r tried to cut the price far the r*at story o f a troe — from birth to has been filled, lumber retailers of hi* load contrary to agree- baft F. Byrne te be visa president lumberyard — will be told during may still enroll in tha lumbar and ment, saying tha quality wa* lew. o f production planning and of two forestry short court* pro­ wood products program. Complete Information may be obtained “ It was a wonderful crap," said Louis 1. Hehl to be vice president and chief Metallurgical engineer grams to b« bald on tha Univer­ from Dr. Robert L. Fairing, Gen­ Castle. o f United Matel Steal Corporation sity nf Florida rampua In Aug­ eral Extension Division of Fior­ "I'm dUguiur," he went on. was made today by J. H. Elliott, ds. TOT Saagla Building, Gaines­ “I'm going back and sail my assistant eidrutlve vita president ust and September. farm." The late aummtr offerings are ville. operation*. Thee* are both newly Appointments, 2 Forestry Short Promotions Told Courses To Offer By U. S. Steel Corp. Tree's Life Story part o f a ytar-long program. of created positions. Out o f 153 major air form At tha earn* time It waa an­ aanrlcai to the lumbering indus­ beam, 17 are located in Tsana. nounced tint Joaeph M. Greer is try conducted Jointly by General promoted to general manager • Extension Division of Florida, and production planning for tha cor tha UF School o f Forestry. „A t the first part of tha School poratlon. A native e f Dayton, Ohio, Byrne torn# 30 forestry apactallsto from tttaaded grade and preparatory a half-dotcn southern states b«Tha Free Will Hollnaa* Church schools there and la a mechanical gan wrestling with practical pro- of west Sanford, recently com Jud. eagtaaer. Before coming to U.8. bloats In foraat gentries, Inc pletad Its vacation Rtbla school teal la IN I aa priority administ­ tag such matters at genetic theory, with approximately ISO children rator, hit builakas carter waa racial variation, mutants, and attendin'*. The closing program WTBM D S M I U ti»a principally In automobile manu branding techniques, the four-day was held on the eamoua. A kdei lisa S&Jfc&'Km aauana factoring and distributing. Ha waa program Included throe day-long tlnn and answer quit, and WKiinuanav I t * Of a it T h l.f i m i n inoble til* Uodfrty au litaat general sales manager field trips to tha Olustaa Expert alorv nf th* “ Crearinn" nn flannel l* ill U iam rratlo Uaaosatlon I’e r Hudson Motor Company and mental Forest near Lake City, tha granh hoard by tha beglnnefg d i l l t*:ia n trik a t t nick n r ia n a tits* v--------a lia n t Lad u r later distributor aad salaa agent Rtalnhatchee timber area, and tha wa* held. Maw*- W aste * r-iBasrta l-ovf s f M rs for the company te Eastern Penn Austin Cary Forest. M dreh F or Tomorraw Various Bible etoriei were Scheduled tor Sept. 7-» la a 111* sylvaala, Naw Jersey and Dela­ brought forth hy the primary li*a *akl« t« la * Tim* court# In lumbar and wood pro­ ware, j* A fStla etaaa. II angcavaii* Byrne waa mad* aulatant to duct* designed to meet the spec iV Y k .% H ild B Tur°;,; ,H The hooka o f the B<hlt wart ttomm-ratln I'nnv.nlloa i* b » » r oar*** general manager ef production Ifle need# o f retail lumbar dealHsus* p art? planning for Cemegie-tlllnola era. Offered Hi cooperation with recited. Uw “ Tan Command l:*a Payer* isit •teal Corporation In 1044 and di­ tho Florida Lumbar and Mlllwork manta," Beatitude, and tha Fane TMumauAV nieana Il Bios rector o f production planning for Association, Inc., tha two-day mine. The reading title was Hlaa On 1:11 Kaarat ntarm *‘*wa-r Nawa-W satkar til* Kdaa nf M a h t U J . Steel Corporation of Dela­ matting will focus attention on a “ Youth" by the Intermodule f a * M oralaa Bhnw variety o f technical information class was alto hoard. Opan Kau'ta ware la IN I. Ha haa bean general necessary for etefetivo lumbar T H i 'H . W n S . Tha eummarv o f tha books nf manager o f production planning Ural* K nraaa Shaw WTKE—*A*POnb tha Bible, damonstration nf tha o f United Staten Steel since IMS. film Fai Tara U m KILOOTOLWS r o f metallurgical, engineer­ "Bread o f Ilf#'* on flannel Rohl joined UB. Steel at South w sa n a a D A v Itltt _______ tody n‘ ek ing and trad* societies. m a a i M * traph, and ealacrion* by the taan Works, Chksgo, 111., in IMT. He l l l t l l a r a nf Mta liH The Rbytkm Hour t>»mn< ,* llr iN inraallnt Born la Paris, Missouri, Greer aners cl*sa waa held. advaused through the position* ■VKMINU - iISIn The Faculty I* aa follow* Northwestern o f product metallurgist, assistant graduated from t i l l Waste At ait ... au,4M f t ,o . » am fW lllsS t Baapt superintendent o f allay produc­ Unlvsrsity in ltM with a B J . de­ Mother Ruby U Wllaon. principal *:ia Dnarta Book tip A Ha Rauatag Hilt department tion, aisiilaat superintendent of gree In buiinaai administration. •nothf Marrit a m Mu*l J u a la At llandam "Aa tka R artk Turaa“ the production ^ department, and After a year with General Else Mrs. Durham. Elisabeth Roberta Joknnp ra ra e n i:r . superintendent o f production. In trio In Scbantatady, Ha jslasd Hilda ¥ Hebei, MrL feurah aof t r*a li a D anrallm a l M he became aulatant to the U.B. Steal In tha Industrial aa- Ruth Week. *it R ian t Rdltten tlalU d Nation* Refreshment committee was gaaeral supariataadaat o f South gihnartng department of DaqnTka fthytkm Hour tilt Works, and lite r that year ha wa« esna Works. Ha was transferred Mother ¥«"Hra, Ttearon Lvon* l l naarat Storm At Mom* W ith Mull* J iIN Raws Tka Kda* nt Nlaht appointed aulatant manager of to Irvin Worka In 1*40 as assist­ Timothy Wilson. Flelahar Janai III* Browsing A rousd W ith Rials* nta* a ia a Off the Chicago district metallurgi­ ant superintendent of production Deacon Nntno, Mr. Burch, Mra. w n a a .n .iscnaoavii.i.a T M cn a n sr cal division. In IN I ha waa made planning. In IN I ha waa madt Buwh, end LiH ' Ro*a. tlMAKMMI, 4 Moaninw “ We than* Mri. Louli Foster w m ia in s v ArTBRNnosr manager e f this division and was staff assistant In tk* production aiea on l:N Damorrllln Convaallon tor brlnfln* to u* the closing add­ planning department of the Dela­ promoted te the position o f as­ Itaw n Braakara *:** Si*a n.port N*wa Kdnrai sistant chief metallurgical aagl- ware corporation and in IMS as­ ress." said a member. I 'l l KdnrardfKtwa W aitarn Jam borat • lii Wild nill lllekok Htlolni to m«h« the school a ter 1a IMT. Later that year ha sistant to the general manager of Na«ra P raak la Lalna Oavan O'clock a u k Steel Corpora­ «ncces* were the Rev. S. M. Den­ waa made chief metallurgical en­ arnegia-llllnoii Man C all.d X ial*. Wilson and Elch*lber«#r funtion. gineer, operations • steel. Uamuirallo t'anrantlm i oral horns, Stone funarat barns Jn ch .c'c (’hslrc la ima Rohl spent several SI a . nit III* M am m a D atotiaaa TNlrMaitar MORNivn Ontario’a motor vshlclo regis­ and Burton fuMral home. mentha la Europe aa a govern­ Tant P a ll.rn ment consultant for the Europ­ trations exceed 1,500,000 annual­ A nfrnlr **•* held at the dosing M nralhs W.ladlaa ean steal laduttry. H* la a mam- ly. A tha program. llc ra and Tbard 14*0 Club Nawi H I* Club Mama of Staled? World al Nan. nadla Varm D la.ct T h tir.d a? Slatin.a Amartraa a ie a » * (lama [ONT VANILLA, PEACH, STRAWBERRY OR CHOCOLATE C herry P ie s::::e::ii‘ w an.,a:. ir r a a im * drOO Taan Tima IAIN0 COLLEGE CAEEBE DAYTON, Ohio (Xu- u took IT .. Her*i of working day. and going te railage nights, but Harold Renver finally get hla degree. During hi* extended college days, Hoover apant tour year* In the U. B. Air Force, is years a* a tevarn■Mat employe, and accumulated a wife and two children. Now that ha has hi* bachelor Mgrae from tha University o f Dayton, he plan* to start work toward a master's. PRUNE JUICE Stan WHY W i SAYt tr* THAT*COUNTS/ This Mutual Fund haa always abowa a generous return. Aa••te over M M M A M . Claims o f gasoline perform siwc a m on e thing— eakua) panormanoa anmaihlng entirely d lm taugnaatioe: y ou ’ve feet e a t I t a k 's why we make this11 — thing te laee end A lot U• _gain b y teal driving yourr 1 cat' s pmrfi iron mbs Phillipo O f F u t k -F uhu t a t you bo the Judge. Y ou 'll diaoover ease o f alerting and reaponatveoeae that you may never have auapectad y ou r esotof oeuld deliver. Y ou'll benefit from th e ■aeethaeag o f ed vanned high octane. ou ’ll a t the ndvantagM ef rtane. Y You’ll controlled volatility tlllty and positive aatl-eUlUag, end more Bailee p e r gallon, ______ __________ tee. No other panllao givaa you the combination o f high p o neats you gat In F u t c -F u s l . W h y not fiv e F u t c -F ubl a try? Fill u p today at any aUUon wbara you a n th e faariliar ecenga and black Phillips fid Hhioid. Rapreaeutlag PRiLure P i r a o u n w C o u fa rv Comstock 20 Kata blinked over yoara Ife Orlaado RECOMMENDS Dr. Cnmlte Pent*. 44, u ■ wMh Wa wife, Lola, and Sue aWldrau at their r a n hamo te Haataocia, which U a rt dIRaaoa from Quito, tha L h u t * wUI taitc j u . t tor a tour-year terra! O fS C O V fft KEYSTONE SERIES B*4 BOND FUND Alton & Co. CHEESE 8 Ox. Pkg, 25c 1* OX. PKG. N B C PREMIUM 25c* NORTHERN PAPER TOWELS A A P Fancy Small Lima roll 15c It OZ. CAN OLD IVORY MPICED 29c PEACHES BEANS 2 °3 5 DAILY FISH OR MEAT DIET DOG FOOD 16 os. can 3 for 23c * 1 LB. CAN PICKLE PATCH FRESH DILL Vi Gal. Jar 49c PICKLES DREI8ED aad DRAWN GRADE MA” FLA. OR OA. FRYERS WHOL E 33< LB- SUPER-RIGHT WESTERN CORN FED HALF OR WHOLE LB PORK LOINS 49c SUPER .RIGHT TENDER SMOKED 8UOAR CURED LB. BONELESS BUTTS 49c BUPIR • RIGHT HY. WESTERN STEER BEEF CHUCK ROAST 39c LB. SOUTHERN STAR CANNED SUPER • RIGHT TENDER Beef Liver - 25c Haws 5 LB CAN LB CAN 3 - 9 9 AAP ALL PURPOSE OIL Dexola 43c Peaches Quart Bertie lb. 9c Owud aa tha East Yet Coats You Leas BIRDS EYE FROZEN FOODS LB. OR CTN. FIRM RIPE 19c Tomatoes HEEDLESS Grapes 13c lb. BUTrER BEANS 2/Jg£ wticrLKokRA 2/fic bab V u m a s ■ ^ * 5 ^ * Frtato Fried POTATOES FRESH BARTLETT l* Pears " 01 25c I* Oe. Fkg. 2 for 15c LONG GREEN Cucumbers 2/13c H oney Dews **■4 9 c LARGE SWEET i R y f c CUT (BE lakeland Q». Btl. 31c MEL-o-nrr sl ic k d Am e r ic a n RIPE ELBERTA Test Drive Today’s New Flite-Fuel lb can 51c SALTINES liin I 39. EACH 8UNXWKET CANS SU s**, * 8*1NCH PINK SALMON PEAS 2 37, Sit* » w y laT* 75 COLO STREAM FANCY ALASKA Green GlMt Large Tender &*ASJver."* ISA GAL. CTN. SRRVB PIE ALA MODB TONIGHT! JANE PARKER LUHCIOU9 Radio & TV Log H& !M W % Ice Cream Colored News Church Completes '56 Bible School The Sanford Herald r. It’a the taka you’ ll tova all-way*. It’s perfect as la •r ready far year creative touch. . , . topped with frosting, whlp*t ped cream nr lee rfeaM. Bay It today » . i delight your family tonight! B lS R S S S ikD lBl arg W o f 44 MARCEL COLORED PASTEL NAPKINS HANKIES*' |e 3 for 2Bc w IB. OX. CAM DOG FOOD 2 for R|c ACKERS change Chicago Beard o f Trade Complete Investment Berries Phone SA0I4 PHILMPR M PKUDUCTB are dietrlhaled ia 8ANFOMD vidaily fey SSSK iK T MAC’S O IL CO. ■y- H - *• * • ^ # * . -;.f yuM ••. • | . . i f• Prjceai In this od effective through Saturday, Auguat II. 2M MAGNOLIA AYE SANFORD ST-e * " 7.: ; s.-.. .•* Vi-'AisShfi �T11F. SANFORD HRRAf<D Wed., Aug. 15. 1050, Page 3 KiMMioiart lu ll n o o n KATIN” OHXOCTCRI ROUND L»< 1«U ClKTUCV SNSUhMq * IMCkCi.! POJ* .u u iw iB v a n U r r iu iitw tM M iti 0* A COAUVUNOOF MUSK..tMeC*.lM * A -lA tl.. A M * U N IC O M It O t lM - r u J * FLA. OR GA. GRADK A D&D 1% - 2«/« LB AV. WHOLE PAN READY UI.MMMMMW Kill’ IM * itm%an MNHV MOWTMIWUnMW MOUNT,SOPOM Twe VAlUt OFMTJ» PONT*/ BONO* U(M4 MOMITV-PUV ¥CVMTOONVAMPkrtP PUMN* »MUWlt signed to the Proof Department, Automotive Teat Division at Aber­ deen Proving Ground. He waa transferred to tha A rm / Ordnance Corps officially on Kcb. IS, l m . In June 1937 he waa as­ signed to the AutomoUve SecUon In the Office of the Chief of Orrinance Washington, D.C. He at* tended the Command and Gener­ al 8ta ff School at Fort Leaven­ worth, Kan., In August 1939, and upon graduation the following June became an Instructor at* the Ordnance School at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. He was named Chief o f the Develop­ ment Section, Artillery Division, la the Office o f the Chief o f Ord­ nance at Washington, D.C., In* June 1940. A year later he waa appointed Chief o f the Engineering-Manu­ facturing Branch in the Office o f the Chief of Ordnance, and in October 1948, assumed that posi­ tion at the OrJnance lank-Aunmotvie Center In Detroit, Mlrh. He became Chief o f Industrial Operations at the Center in Janu­ ary 1944. In April 1943 he was transfer­ red to the European Theater o f Operations as Chief o f the In­ dustrial Division in the Office of the Chief of Ordnanre In that Theater, which was stationed at Paris, France. The following Sep­ tember he moved with the Office of the Chief of Ordnance, Euro­ pean Theater, to Frankfurt, Germany, retaining bis position as Chief o f the Industrial Divlalon. In January 1946 be waa ap­ pointed Deputy Chief of Ord­ nance of the U. S. Forces in the European Theater, later redeslgnated the European Command at Frankfurt. Ho returned to the United States In July 1947 and tha following month entered the National War College at Washington D.C. Upon graduation a year later he was named Assistant Deputy for Research and Development to the Assistant Chief o f 8 taff for Logistics, Department o f Army, and remained in that assignment for two yeas. , -On Sept 1, 1930 he was appoint­ ed Chief o f the Industrial Divlslon la the Office o f the Chief of Ordnance, Washington, D. C. He also served In a dual capacity as Assistant Chief of Ordnance. General Cummings has been awarded tha Legion of Merit, Bronxe Star Medal, Army Com­ mendation Ribbon, and the Order of the British Empire. General Cummings Is a fre­ quent visitor to the Birmingham Ordnance District and to other Ordnance Installations located In Alabama. He has made many speeches to the Birmingham Poet of the American Ordnance As­ sociation and to various civic clubs. GOOD KATIN” OHDKU) H. JAMES GUT 4 GENCY S it BAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 U. JAMES GOT JAMES B. Gl ORDER) OTHKH BOUDEN’S £r Sanborn r r is u M if* 0 U 1 “ GOOD KATIN” BONELESS BEEF LYKES PALM RIVER BREAKFAST «*occouwi ~ 4 i M a c a r o n , * h W E GI VE A N D REDEEM COUPONS "*■ '• « « ■ CASSERou? MORION’S FROZEN COCONUT CUSTAIU) | MUSSULMAN'S APPLE BUTTER p,fS 55c 23 O/. SIZE 19 OZ. SIZE EACH HOOD'S E-Z - i STARCI * 2 fc l LUTON’S TEA « " ‘ CALO Dog or Cat 43c FOOD o t iie h NABISCO VANILLA 71/4 WAFERS OZ. 1 General Insurance ’s MEATY islisve rbekUe. rscfcies See schist Tee m rear Used •m i m h *. ••se­ ll.• tsralii with 8 ■aiATHIASY « » — ^ “ GOOD KATIN” ASTHMA ACT9SSS Jeanne Crain la abown In Superior Court, Lee Angelos, where the motived an uncoo* tested divorce froaa manufac­ turer Paul Brinkman. The Aim star charged cruelty. She waived alimony. Mr. Brinkman agreed to pay |309 • roqnth support foe th-lr 4 children. (Intenurieoel) C \ O ^ T M h e u s h i Chief Of Ordnance Gets Promotion The Chl«r* « f Ordnance, Major General ’i u Cummings has re­ cently r . «*n promoted to the rank of Licuienant General according to Information received by Lt. Colonel Foster W. Aungst, Com4 manding Officer, Birmingham Ordinance District Lieutenant General Cummings was appointed Chief o f Ordnanre bn Nov. 1933. He la the twentieth Chief of the Army Ordnance In the 144th year history o f the Corps; has had many field and had many field and headquarters headquarters assignments during his military trial phases of Ordnance In recent years. Having had * S3 years of Army service, he la the youvgest Chief to hold that position since World War I. Born In New Boston, Mich., March 16, 1902, he attended schpols In Bay City, Mich., and ths U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. He graduated from the “ POINT’ on June IS, 1924, ranked fourth In his class and was commissioned a second Wj lieutenant in tha Corpa of En­ gineers. IPs first assignment was with the 13th Engineers at Fort Hum­ phreys, Va. In June 1933, he en­ tered Cornell University at Ith. aca, New York, from which he ; received a civil engineering de­ gree the following year. In Au­ gust 1920 ho entered the Engineer School at Fort Humphreys, Va., 1 where he completed the company •G* qf fleers’ course the following June. In August 1937 he was assigned , to field engineering duty with ■the Alaska Road Commission at Juneau, Olaska. Two years later he returned to the United States for duty with the Sixth Engineers at Fort Lew­ is, Washington. He was detailed tn the OfdM ‘ nance Corpa in June 1933, and a • month later became a student at Massachusetts Institute o f Tech­ nology, from which he received his Bachelor of Science degree la rmeehanlcal engineering in June ;i933. He then entered the Ord* ' nance School at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, and upon 1 1graduation In June 1934, was as- E 0 * 0 * M M * ^ TALL 2 cans2 7 c | P'«MHE4D �1 * .T r v.*, IVTf 74;/*.- « By Professions For College POUHCAl ICG/SMASHING SEASON . For the last few yean enllghtoaad lead­ _ ____ it ago It w u the habit of er* in all field* of activity have stressed ‘Shite |> toll yooiht -Yoon# max, go W ast" tha Importance of getting their future ex­ B it gasa h in changed. Now it U: “Youni ecutives from tho colleges. And they are pre­ I «• collect." pared to assist institution* in turning out H m n ' i a reason. Not only do tho pro- a bettor prepared typo of youth; they ar* •IMIom Inn Till eoOagt odueatad persons, doing this by contributing liberally to edu­ fclM trj aad boaimaa now want that typo, cational foundation*. It's a golden opportuni­ flavor hofor* havt corporation* been ao ty for youth. The wise won't flunk it. Those young people who ere now weigh­ I w wadoaaly iataraatad In obtaining tha ganriaoa of eoOago graduates Thao* young- ing the value of going to ooUogs against O n af axoaptional potantial are aaaantlai the value of immediate employment might ( « tha prograaa and walfar* of tha country. take a hint and tip the scales a little more n * demand for thaaa young people la toward the college education. • • * * » urgent that tha collage aanlor can well if f W to bachoooy about tha Job haawepta. Thdre a n aimphr not enough graduate* In M adi d a r n to ful tha vacancies. The big An acquaintance of many years left a t o r p o r s tions (and some not too large) are newspaper clipping at the office the other recruiting teams to practically every day. The clipping isn’t marked as to the laapes in the country to soak out name of the paper or the date of publica­ n youngstaia who seam destined to tion. It contains a signed column by Sidney laK n M N ot too long ago tha only J. Harris. ftegardleM of When It was written jecrultars that invaded a coUaga campus or where it was published, the article con­ tgraro thoa* saaWng promising athletes for tains much food for serious thought {rotodteoal baseball and football.) Although it is too long to give in full, •r HAL BOYLX fo r years corporations have been acreatn- here 1a the main portion of the column: NEW YORK ( A - This Is »S “ — Nag for more anginaara and scientists. Tha "The trouble with trying, to teach ethi­ Day—th* *'S” stand* for i M t » rtaga still exists. Now they also want cal standards to a child," said my friend, for five million American*. liberal arts and other graduates as well, who is the father of a 14-year-old boy. ’is It is th* opening o f the annual lag salaries for these young graduates that a child believes what he tees, not what w y fever M**on, when man's host friend 1* no longor his dog bean listed to an alltime high. but his pocket handkerchief—or -« Commenting on tho opj^im lU w open he hears.' "How do you mean that" I asked. tho nearest air conditioning ma­ to tho eoDoffo graduate, the Wall Street chine. "Well, yesterday I drove him downtown journal says that many companies ar* al­ For tho next month th* land ready chasing next year's grsd*. They re for a dentist appointment,’ the father said. will resound with th* wheeling *The street wm jammed with traffic and fS heeking 1167 dates for their recruits at and sneealng of more than five there were no parking signs on both sides OoKam fampusas and they’re offering eummillion UJ. victims o f this pe­ S T 5 » ? t o » * n who won't graduate for a of the street—yet there were a half dosen culiar allergy, which seems to be old and as mysterious o f ori­ jraar or more, In tho hope* of luring them car* parked on each side of every block." lute their payrolls permanently later on. / " •Whet has that got to do with ethical gin as man hlmstlf. _ Beware th* watery eyed suffer, 2 According to the Journal most fr ^ w te . standards?* " 'A greet dee), I think.' My eon wanted tr the n u t si days. Avoid the ■Mg' expect a starting salary of between mischievous temptation to tell ja Z ) end 1480 a month, depending on to know why those cere were violating the Mm that hay fever, like seasicktheir field aad record, about $10 to |2S high­ law, with a traffic policeman standing on mss, Is all In tho mind, or that e r than formerly offered. If a psan la marrl- every corner. I lamely mumbled something 'it's no worn* than an ordinary iud, moot companlee will pay for hauling the about their being emergency cere but It was plain that moat of them weren't" Mny.fovor is no Joke to tho man Ismfly furniture too. __________ " 'He M id , 'you don't have to kid me, Dad. I know what goes on. The big shot* got to perk in no-perking arena and tha , M r sn ip saterday *»e »■»«»> Uttl* shots get ticket*.'. . . . 111! it ' C E n i am h n i I i UM cutter Oetob.r IT. til AM "Ha haa already adopted, a power philo­ u* sophy of life and ia cynical about Justice ■ A lt e r » H P w t l s k e r lit. M i M a t l T * W l t o r and tha law and equal treatment, ell of HOLLYWOOD 1*1 - Tha Jack A *T » rtl« 1 » « M a a a a e r Dempsey story will finally hit the which he ceil* guff." * f the A s * * e U t # 4 rr*»i across early asst year and'tha u* > h .for for reeakltearest o w a s r, to hi ike as* " Now he'e a good boy, and I don't think former heavyweight champion friatad I* Ul« M fiH H t. hell ever do anything bad—but hla moral thinks Marion Brando would bo ___ XMiMMir *r Dn m I AArertMo* fibre haa certainly been corroded by what “ terrific'* la tho part. at**. I Ooorfls I t f l m But he's got opposition at homo. l U u t t O N U ll he •eta.' " Ml* daughter, Joan, wants Rock Young people have sharp eyas. They Hudson. Jack will go for that detect quickly. What kind of V example are Mating too, v v we giving them, net only In the one re­ Jack Faience, one of th* few latively simple matter of parkinf but la top actors who ovor had a carter k* i t o t U fee *t regular advrUsIng f t —. aa a professions! haavyweight, atobeying all laws? ia s possibility. Dompsey Wednesday, August IS, 1986 The story has a moral which is worth a thinks Palaneo would ba a good little moditation—Sundey or any other day. TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE T The main thing,'' said Deapr Study to show thysalf approved unto Ood, —DeLand Sun Nows. s e e V ia not that the actor look « workman that needath not to ha ashamed. Uko mo but that bo bo big The beat way to avoid being misunder­ U lt Timothy t >16. at the boxofflea to Mil t Tha automobiles and beusas wa build will stood is to practice understanding. tho picture.'’ fia t fiv e , ton fifty years, but our spiritual Jaekr new U aad still looking fit Today is whan wa buQd a lot of tomor­ tsogh te go • few rounds with home aad memory wtH last for endless eter­ rows out of yesterdays. any a f tha current heavyweight nities. Key wo never be ashamed. Ethical Standards E H ay Fever Season Opens Today The Sanford Herald u R & sBn ith r Demos Struggle O ver Civil Rights * By JAMES MARLOW ton civil rights will be meaning.. Southern voUng In th* past (wa Associated Treat Neva Analyst less If It premises action by Con-1 presidential elections ia n re* CHICAGO (Jh—There is an air of |areas. Congfess hasn't passed cl* |minder to the rest of tho tarty unreality < t o ' * In' it vii righte-4ng>«V' n-te-meeweWiqtr* it the 3culh ua vriH tl in tho atruggle over the Ided of ■ generation. As a result of the fight over etvil rights planks the Democrats Tho only progress made in civil civil right* in the IBM convenlko, win put in their party platform. rights, hss been by presidential four Southern state*—South Cato- W No explosion, no party—shatter, action or rulings of the Supreme Una, Mississippi, Alabama *nd lng fight, no walkout by Southern Court. The Democrats can't, of LouUlsna—broka away from the Democrats is expected. course, make any promise for the party. Tho likely result: a plank that court At the lOftt convention th«r* tries to be all things to all people: They could endorse principles was a bitter dispute ovtr eivfl One that utlsflea and attracts which would more or less commit rights. Texas, Florida, Virginia and Negress in Northern cities a Democratic president to tore* ■ad Tennessee voted for Bteea. and at th* stm t time, la worded action. But neither Adlai Steven­ howtr— probably bocauM of his mildly enough to bo*aecep*jible to son nor Gov. Avorell Harrimsn of personal populariyt. New York, the leading candidates More significant In 1K3 that the the Southerners. If can be said with almost com­ (or tho party’s presidential nomi­ only nine states, which voted A plete certainty that the next Con. nation, has made any militant De truerStic wer* Southern or boe U , der states: Alabama, Arkansas. grass Democratic or Republi­ promises. Southern leaders here have felt Georgia, L oulA ina.' Mississippi, can — will not pass any new civil right laws which this convention they had to put up some kl-d of North and South Carolina, Ken fight against almost the mildest tucky and West Virginia. may promise. The Southerners know tbej The reason Is simple: In tho kind o f civil rights plank, rtiese have to make some concessions Southerners know they havbar­ Senate Southern Democrats would Their problem is deciding wherq filibuster to death any effort to gaining power: the rest af the to stop. Tha rest o f the party’s bring up n civil rights bill. Under party can’t afford to lose them 'n problem Is finding out where the) year when President Elsenhow­ Senate rules It is practically Im er looks like an odds—on winner draw the Un* on pushing th* possible to stop a filibuster. / A This year's Democratic plank over any Democratic candidate. Southerners. Persons Becoming .Creator r'* J. Dempsey Story Will H it Screen Early Next Year who baa It. Nor la It any Joko|way of alleviating th* discom* to industry. The U.8 . Public |forts o f hsy fever, turned out to Service estimates hay fever rosti have a drawback. They made S4.TM.oou lost work days sack some people sleepy, thus were summer. Dr. RuJolph I, Mayer, discov­ potentially dangerous to truckerer of Pyribenthnt, an antihis­ drivers, salesmen, and others who tamine used in lu treatment, lists spend long nours on the high­ ■llsrgl**—hsy fever is a leading ways. form—among the first three Now a new drug called ptlmachronic diseases In America, ex- ■in, n combination o f antihista­ cecded In number of cases only mines and ritalin, a stimulant by heart ailments and msntal ill­ against fatigua and mental de­ ness. pression. has boon introduced. “ Actually, the first hay fever Dr. Jerome J, Slevers,. chief of symptons wer* described by phy­ the allergy service at Los Angeles sicians In Greece fivo centuries Children's Hospital, tested the before th* time o f Christ,” said drug and found It gave relief In Dr. Mayer. many cases and had few side ef­ These ancient doctors pro­ fects. scribed remedies o f arsenic and Rut all preMnt form* of treat­ belladonna to eaM the discomfort and arsenic Is still used In soma ment are palliative only. No real patent medicines today In the cur* has been found, and none 1* on tho horlson. form of Fowler’s Solution. Evas tho millionaire with a Hsy fever Is poeularily preval­ ent In America, oddly onough, be­ yacht has a hard tlma feeling tha cause of our prosperity, it la noM-tlckllng pollen. Wind* often caused by airborne giant ragweed carry It far to sea. There Is one surefire prescrip­ pollen. In Europe and Asia, where almost svsry scrap of land Is tion for beating hsy fever, but carefully tilled, thera Is no place It's hard to follow. Hole up In an air-fllterod room, for ragweed to ipread, and tha Incidence o f hsy fever Is low. But hang a “ do not disturb" sign on here ragweed has bourgeoned os tho door, and hibernate there un­ acres spared from the plow, and til th* season Is over. all attempts, to stamp it out hav* Th* average price o f a pound failed. Antihistamines, which at first o f dyo, sufficient to 'co lo r 000 ■earned to offer a satisfactory sweaters, la a mete $1.17. fD sE : Air Conditioning A n Unqualified Blessing utMymdltlnaad m ■ ■ ■ ■ n s a to a s te r n a a i bey-levar i ess lam B et M m et elae an asead several comfortable ra there, your assy give It might b* M»nug aaBcieaUy ao that Mia BUBeult to afloat to ■ t h a t have e herd time afleattam te tasaparaturt ehaaam B avreafleatam * npoa sca rin g •flat reedy prey f w ootd germs. a d e fla te s tram a w arn ewe eaa MFrequently a sudden rhane* ■ ■ ■ M a t s to hot air brings am |tose a abate ea yam b a it, f l w ten d s ta jjv M jg M t e r u a n t e aflat a walk naSor tho It la very b o a t evens ’^ s e s t e r t e m t e y j> v n » » - fore enterln l ■j sli 'nualataraajsy youraaU at say time, far! l l t l a w a n a i ____ i activity yea mart t a r t a g h o t w eather O.O.: t have had asthma far a. ratyearn. Would air travel I heart failure, i a c T a a why air travel s h m S s a s tr -3 YOU'RE TELLING ME! Rt e w .j k r a mas whe as a the keynoter* poUtlaAl •rep, give** a logical explanation far that aulament. " I own a percentage of tho pic' Um bigger draw the star Is. tho mere w p e y I’ll gat.’ ’ It's rofreahlaf te art such an meat answer u Jack's. The Dempsey story is being by Rowland Barber, who the auteaasful s t o r y of Orealaasi “ Somebody Up There Ukes M e." Mlaolng ia the Dempeey saga will bo the rale o f Jock Roams, colorful manager during Dompsoy's championship heyday. Both Barber and Dempeey admit that it k u bean Keama who haa delayed wuacK u m t a b a v r s u f i the Dempeey story to far. OKLAHOMA CITY l» - R s l p h K. “ Keanu wants te control every­ leads was thankful be sts thing from production to writing quickly, rtftooa a h sad would Mat H te bo more tho after finishing the meal, tho right 'Jack Keanu Story' than tho treat wheel s f a large trash flew 'Jack Dempeey Story' Barber into Ida k l t o h e a around the ream. Highway petrel commented: “ I had trooper, Lee Maawfll MU rt managers before Jack and anyone in the hgchen at the time lets after. Tea Rickard did more weuld have been kflted er aertoua far mo tho* anyone else." ly injured. Damage w u eetiauted nsmseey considers th* Jess it .' WUlesd fight am o f the two toughest o f hi* carter although POWT PVT ACROSS WOartf took ewe af the worst UMON, Ode. kooltegs ever administered ia tha Wilbur H. Watch St, pat stag. The ether tough on* was bla point pakafbtty at a Luis Pirpe, whe salted Dempsey Scout meeting at his borne eut af the ring until the champ While chewing hla tmap bow te u rn s beak te knock him out. e M e s t e r target ptetet, Beth o f those fights will be in Welch atirldaetnMy fleehargad the tha fM s r * u wall as th* two ha ' to xxxA vam INDIANAPOLIS (*t-A t I a diaa* u a tverter Meafltel affW dale reported fa t e B v m , as, ladiaaa State Prises iseviet'eadeetreetasoat far high Me* pressure, bad climbed k v a a fourth otory window on a o f clothing aad *Uf draia pipe. Police couldn't locate him, bat at S a. m. hospital officials found him ■looping peacefully at tha of tho draia pipe — su n bruised leg a n ' handed. * Try and Stop M a -S y B IN N IT T C lltF N A B OOK CALLED “ A pplied Imagination," A lex Osborn refers to n Swiss gentleman w h o m eticulously recorded hla 10 years, and calculated b e h od spent t f o f them la bed, and 81 working. Eating con ­ sumed another six years. So d id . being angry. H o frit­ tered aw ay 8 m ore waiting fo r tardy people . . . He added rather m ournfully, “ I figure that I laughed for on ly 44 hours In all m y life." O oviously, the Swiss paper Uus dem on fo r accuracy reads does not run “ T ry and Stop M e"! • • • Timely reminder from David LUtesthal. former head of tha Atemte Energy Commlseton: •a country eon bacoma a hy« pochoadrtac too, just u a person can. A country can fan lata the habit o f popping n fo v v U w rm o»«ur into IU mouth te telco Its economic temperature cvecy hour on tho hour, listening anxteusty to Its every heartbeat, worrytitg about every thing, forevmr sayche> analysing itself. Frankly, w * > i had a bH too much o f this lately." O IN*, be Jemwu.Csrt Distrteuwa br Xme ftetarta avedteetn I No Comment WASHINGTON - Some Rcpubll-, right-to-work tews — but faUed U cans In both Congress and the AdWhite House auPP°ri. .............. . "MltcheU[platform" te report. ministration seem to believe that cd to be, In effect, a frank appeal they can win votes by a 'soft" at­ for labor union votes, In aplt* of titude oward he Taf-Hartley Act— the record showing that appease­ • but many others vigorously con* ment hai repeatedly faUed. demn this abanJonmcnt of princi­ THE CONGRESSIONAL ELEC­ ple. TION — Labor legislation In thf The appeasement movement Is a past has oot been exclusively q fat cry from the stand taken by partisan matter in Congress. The tha late 8«nator Taft, co-aulbor of Taft-Hartley law was passed ovei tbs tew. He campaigned for equali­ a presidential veto, with a majority ty between employers and em­ of teh Democrats supporting the ployes—and contended the Taft* legislation. Many amendment pro­ Hartley Act proteced boh he rank- posal* faUed In a Republican Costand-fUe union members and the grets — and the rtcenUy Demo public. He won a great victory In cratlc-conUolled cession ignored the « w his contest for re-election to the Issue. Senate in 19S0—when th* TaMtertFriends of, lha aft-Hartiey Act ley Act was the principal Issue. say that sound labor legislation can Congressional experts in labor be maintained only te a corageout legislation who are not subservient Congress, regardless of party con­ to union “ bosses" Insist the Taft- trol. And Serretaiy of Labor Mit­ Haftley Act not only should be chell says tha Administration—If continued but also should be returned to office — wlU renew the strengthened. They maintain |t has IBM, 1953 and IBM Taft-Hartley tew bean weakened by Interpretations recommendations of th* President. The AFL-ClO political organisa­ of the NtUonal Labor Helations Board and tha courta — and tions hav* already opened UielrN strengthened. They maintain It haa campaign to win control of Cowbeen weakened by interpretations gresa. he first step Is distribution of the National Labor Relations of the AFL-CIO analysis of the Board and the courts — and record of the B4th Congress — a strengthening amendments are record condemned as inadequate. greatly needed. The labor union poUtleal leader* THE PRESIDENTS RECOM­ u y they want a “ liberal" Con­ MENDATIONS - President Elsen­ gress — meaning one which will hower has recommended some accept their program. Deviation changes It the Taft-Hartley Act. to any extent U barred. Some of them comand wide Indus­ TWINS SEPARATE ▼ try support, while others arc op­ AFTER IT YEARS posed by irsJustry. WARWICK, D. L OB—For moat Th* President, In IBM, .called for elflstetion o proect the states In o f their V year*, twins Miry ted their right to p u s labor laws efefc- LUIten Migon* have been almost ting health and safety—laws Jeo­ Inseparable, pardised by Buprema Court deci­ Now they are heading for Joke sions holding that tha federal gov­ that wUl take tham half a world ernment had occupied tha field. apart. A secret ballot on the question The two, after teaching in the, of a strike — another Administra­ tion recommendations— was vigor­ Warwick school system, have ■ex­ ously assailed by labor union cepted teaching assignments a t * schools set up for dependent* of spokeimen. U S. Air Forca personnel. Extension af the right af free Lillian teavea today for Tnel speech — a right impalrei by In­ terpretation of the tew — also was Roslerr* base 1M miles from Paris. urgtd. Mary will ieave Friday fat MITCHELL'S PLATFORM Japan. Secretary of Labor MltcheU, how­ ever. te one of those who hav* Hot dog production under fed. I gone beyond the White House pro­ grams — and he haa been accused era! Inspection reached BIO mil­ ($ of seeking to eppeas* labor union lion pound* test yoar. “ bosses." There are over B17 Among other things, be bai ad­ vocated repeal of the IT atate head of cattte In tho world. CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. LOCKER PLAN T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 491 West Thirteenth Street Phene 111! fhESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS .'HU . sAf FLA. GRADE A— DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS MEDIUM S B 'Z i ! ! WKBTHKV U. 4. CHOICE BEEF Rump Roast M r. and Mrs. JUBT MEAT 'N EAT 000 T* us, you art FAUSTS P R IM STORE |Lm smm|i Lmm^lnmi mm AmJ im . wF^a NT^fNibNiH yV w ^ a O l wWbrts ^ ^ a IW y«i i l l f M m tffilvt to |fc* yty «l» toil ifc^ l klMNM ftn S lmsever S MS5 afS W dm. CEE dcTlSCs II ym*| Lnymm^A ^mmi oimm t . f o a a iY m a a i f a v w Tvwvi a v a il a io p M* Ysu | E§m |Am mfOM A — i ---- *—---"Tw B w*w WT Way W| 0 9 D V in ifll. F besjsrt pease ef N M S N ptess tea SMseM tww «w sate iaaf avfter te Me baastet asm DEVILED CRABS ORANGE JUICE 2 For 43c 7 Cons 99c OUR OWN CURE Corned Beef ^ 59c OUE OW | CURE LEAN FURS BR. BACON Lb. 45c. GROUND BEEF Lb. 37c Perk Chops FAUSTS SUNDRY STORE *»»tmm si amost pssese mbs gmee eteMB s r t ttea e o peseta ssd S a w bsesoBehomes t js s m 49c ^ WHOLE SUN WEBERN LEAN mssty- Newsom, we hove pel te 48c END 1 .4 9 c 65c CKNTkK — �—------ --— ----------------------— r * ? , 0 * Betty Bryan Is Honored Guest A t Bridal A ffair S o d a / £vwt& prayer and blessing before ad­ journing for lunch. Members present were Mrs. M. N. Cleveland, Mrs. 8. D. Allred, Mrs. E. C. Harper, Mrs. L. M. Cornell. Mrs. Ei M. Carroll, Mr*. J. B. Fields, and Mrs. Jacqueline Brooks. Visitors were Mrs. W. R DeVane, Mr*. G. 8 . Dixon, and Mrs. C. L. Arnold. Circle Nam er Five Circle Number Five of the First Baptist Church met Monday at the church. Mrs. Bea Newsome opened the meeting with the W. M. U. Watch­ word after which she read an in (cresting letter from Mrs. R. T. Cooper, Stewardship Chairman, from her home In Mars Hill, N. C. Mrs. W. D. Gardner gave a "beautiful'1 talk on'"M editation after which the devotional scrip­ ture, taken from the Book of Psalm* was read. Sharon Giles, a member of the Girls’ Auxiliary, told of the mission studies In her Girls' Auxiliary meetings and about Ita programs. Mrs. John D. Abrahama, Mission Study Chairman, gave a report on the mlaslon work o f the Circle and commented on scripture taken from Psalm 1414. Mrs. Willie Pip­ pin then led the Circle in a pray­ er for Ita mission work. Mrs. G. B. Drake, secretary and treasurer, gave a report on the Circle and Mrs. W. H. Murray gave a talk on Stewardship titled "Our Possessions and the Church." Members present were Mrs. B. R. Beck, Mrs. James Cunningham, Mrs. Doris Beck, Mrs. John D. Abrahams, Mrs. Willie B. Pippin and Mrs. G. B. Drake. Mrs. Abrahams dismissed the Circle with a prayer. Circle Number Six Circle Number Six of the First Baptist Church met Monday in the homemaker*' classroom with Mrs. H. E. Turner presiding. The Watchword were repeated In unison followed by a prayer rend­ ered by Mrs. W. P. Brooks Jr. Mrs. Brooks then gave an "inspir­ ing" devotional on Indonesia fol­ lowed by a stewardship lesson taken from th* book "The World's Goods". Mrs. H. E. Turner brought up the subject of upholstering furni­ ture for the Baptist Children's Home In Lakeland and the Circle voted to donate $1 toward this cause. Community Missions ware plauied for the coming month and Mrs. If. J. Pinch told of visiting and earrylng gifts to tbs County Home. Mrs. Turner Lodge asked for subscriptions for the magaslne* after which, all business being taken care of, Mrs. S. A. B. Wilk­ inson closed the meeting with u prayer. Those present were Mrs. W. P. Brooks Jr., Mrs. H. E. Turner, Mrs. Turner Lodge, Mrs. 8. A. B. Wilkerson, Mis* Isabelle Simon, Mrs. Helen Carter, and Mrs. H. J. Finch. Oviedo Personals OVIEDO—Oviedo la full o f comers and goers these days— those coming home from nice vai cations—those going on last min­ ute ones. Those who have been mopping •w et brows and envying cards •from friends who are reporting njee cool mountain or ocean breexes are wearing broad smiles now. U la their turn to rest and enjoy a vacation, whether it be the mounUins, the ocean or some other nice place. Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson have returned to their home In tim p a , carrying baby, Pamela gLynn, with them. Mrs. Jackson '-"stayed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Niblack while Dave was at camp. By the way, pave la Lt. Jackson. Pamela is their first child, born June 27, we believe. Oh, how the grandpa­ rents hated to see that baby go borne. Mrs. Niblack, Lucille, did o home with P et fo r a few days > help her get adjusted. J Miss Ella Bell Jones, o f Call, Conte, Nev., has been the guest o f her slster-la-law, Mrs. Ruby If. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jones, o f Tampn left Monday, after a visit with Mrs. Jones, too, having come for the marriage o f their groat niece, Miss Beverly ; n Jones, of Orlando, to Willi­ am Henry Morgan, o f New SmyrAs Beach. . Mr. and Mrs. Bea H. Jones and , a tittle daughter, Mary, and Mr. "a n d Mrs. H. C. Parker, tholr pa­ tents, have returned hosne fol­ lowing a vacation trip to Yellow stone National Park. They report 0 very nice trip la their now air conditioned car. • Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Martin and children hove re­ turned from Wayaesville, N.C. Mr. and Mrs. Joka Evans and family have taken o ff for Indi<D*na and other points o f interest. • Miss Kathryn Lawtoa Is writ­ ing us a card from the Bahamas. Reports a wonderful trip. ; Mr. and Mra. A4>. Metealf end little son, Ronnie, have returned from Waynesville, N.C., going to drive Mrs. B. F. Wheelst s Mrs. Annie Carter up to the Wheeler home o t Waynesville. t "B e Still and Know that I am God" was the theme o f Mra. F. L. Dampier** devotional, given at the monthly meeting o f the Elsie Knight 'c ir c le held at the home o f Miss Martha Fox on South Park Ave., Monday evening. The business meeting highlight­ ed the forthcoming installation of officer* for the Seminole Associa­ tion of the BFC Federation to be held in Sanford on Sept. 19. Emphasis waa placed on the BWC convention to be held at the Princess Issena Hotel in Daytona Beach Sept. 1 through 3. All mem­ bers o f the circle were urged to attend. A nomtnaung committee com­ posed o f Mrs. Estelle Gltsson, Mrs. Dampier and Mlsa Fox waa appointed to nominate officer* for the coming year. Mra. Sheila Cameron had char­ ge o f the program; after which "delicious" refreshments fcere served by Miss Fox to Mrs. An­ derson. Mrs. Dampier, Mr*. Oils, son, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. G. C. Dixon, Mrs. Roy Keel, Mrs. P. M. Vickery, and Miss Isabel! Simmonds. N_ Rantist Circle Namber O n Circle Number One of the Baptut Church held Its regular meet­ ing Monday at the church, with Mr*. Roy Britt presiding over the aeislon. The meeting opened with a pray­ er by Mr*. W. E. Glle* after which the Circle voted to give $3 to the Children’s Home in Lake­ land to be used for upholstering furniture. Circle Number One then ^ Joined with Circle Five for a atew wardship program. Members present were: Mrs. J. Roy Britt, Mrs. Cummlng, Mrs. W. H. Murray, Mrs. W. P. Yesley, Mrs, H. H. Newman, Mrs. W. E. Giles, Mrs. H. W. Rucker, and Mrs. 0. G. Gibbls. Circle Number Two Circle Number Two of the. First Baptist Church met Monday, Aug. 13 at the church with Mr*. B. C. ^ Moore, chairman, presiding. Mrs. Raymond Kader led the Circle In a prayer of guidance after which donations of money were given for needy cases. Mrs. A. J. Peterson Introduced Mrs. C. L. Park Sr., Auxiliary Leader, who presented two mem­ bers of her Girls' Auxiliary, Sharon and Ethel Riser, who reported on Activities of a eamp they attended. Community reports were made nand the members ehose as their projects for lha month the "Visit­ ing Remembrance List" and "Spon­ soring Prayer Meetings." ' Mrs. Myers gave the stewardship study ’Our Possessions Belong to Christ" followed by 'a report on Mission Study given by Mrs. Moore who substituted for Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Raymond gave a talk on the W. M. A. meeting she attend­ ed at the Seminary held in Louisg r ille , Ky, She said she enjoyed hearing so many missionaries and "wonderful" speakers. * Members voted to help pay for new upholstery at the Baptist Children’s Home tn Lakeland. The meeting was then dosed with a prayer for Mrs. R. L. Dann. Circle Number Fear Circle Number Four of the First Baptist Church met In the chapel Monday for their monthly meeting, '%*rlth Mrs. M. N. Cleveland, chair­ man, presiding. The hymn for the year, "The Kingdom Is Coming" was sung, followed by "The Lord's Prayer" repeated in unison. The Watch words were repeated and W. M. U. Prayer time"— • a.m. every day" was stressed. The minutes of the July meeting were then read followed by the taking up of a love offering. . V* Mrs. Walter Brooks gave the de­ votional which emphasised "Help­ fulness When Others Stray". Mrs. J. B. Fields then gave a talk de­ fining "Stewardship** la a "wond­ erful" way. The chairman an­ nounced that Circle Number Four would lead the missionary program at 1 p.m. In the auditorium with the tople “ Ye Christian Heralds, Go Proclaim". Mrs. C. L. Arnold gave the Meeting O f Elsie Knight Circle Held Monday Evening Mile Betty Bryan was the guest •**).*>' i t a miscellaneous bridal shower given by Mrs. M. R. Strickland, assisted by her daugh­ ter, Miss Mary Ann Strickland, in her home at 911 Palmetto Ave. The guests played two appropri­ ate bridal games, the winner* being Mrs. E. A. Monforton and Mrs. J. P. Cullen. Miss Bryan was then presented an arrsy of lovely gifts in a blue and white crepe paper-trimmed box, decora­ ted with wedding bells. In addi­ tion to these Mies Bryant also received a special gift from Mrs. Strickland consisting of a dinner plate to match her china pattern. Refreshments consisting o f gin­ ger ale floats and pastel colored cupcakes were then served in the living room which was artfully decorated with pink and white gladioli. Those Invited to be with the honorec were: her mother, Mrs. J. N. Atxarello, Mrs. George Hirt, Miss Caroline Hirt, Miss Marilyn Calhoun, Mrs. J. A. Cal­ houn, Miss Sandra Monforton, Miss Sonya Monforton, Mrs. E. A. Monforton, Miss Yvonne Cul­ len, Mrs. J. P. Cullen, Miss Helen Alexander, and Miss Jean Wilkie. Also Miss Joan Wilkie, Mrs. Cltrence Winn, Mrs. W. D. Thompson, Mrs. Csrrie Draper, Mrs. J. W. Brown, Mrs. Robert Reely, Mrs. Jimmy Wads, Mrs. G. B. Hudson, Mrs. Eddie Kirchhoff. Also present were Miss Carolyn Cantrell o f Townd, Va. and Mist Nancy Liveaey o f Rogeriville, Tenn. who are houseguesta o f Miss Mary Ann Strickland. Your Girl Scouts Girl Scout Troop SROOD-TUONU8 Is in session on the shores o f Silver Lake. 39 energetic, eag­ er Girl Scouts are on hand with five unit leaders and a water front director to get annual Girl Seout Day Camp o ff to a wonder­ ful atart. Aside from a minor cataitrophe caused by the fart that no bui driver waa available and mothera had to be drafted to pick up giria and drive them to the campsite, all went amoothly the first day. Soma of tha highlight* as told by the unit girl reporter are as follow*: A volley ball game; arcbery, using for the first time the slightly crooked target made by Melinda McMurry, Sally Robb and Mra. Bill (Slip) Berry, who waa on hand lo show the proper way to us* and hold tha bow. San­ dra Baty had the privilege o f be­ ing the only girl to hit the bull'i eye; a water football game In which you duck the "m a n " Instead o f tackling him, A one-pot meal waa planned by each unit and tha girls started making cooking utensils to use tomorrow. The four units and their leaders are The Caterpillars, Miss Nancy Rountrae and Mias Martha Owens; Tha Busy Bees, Miss Nancy Robb; The Pine Trees, Mrs. Jusnlta McKnlght and Mrs. 0 . B. Gray, Substitute; end the Cardinals led by Mrs. C. R. Jones. If "B etsy" behaves the girls are looking forward to a week­ end of fun. ★ MISS ALMA MARIAN SINGLETARY (Photo By Cox) ★ ★ ★ ★ Engagement Revealed Today O f Alma Singletary, G. M. Ryman Mr. and Mra. Sandy Anderson today announced at a luncheon, the engagement and approaching marriage ot their niece, Miss Al­ ma Marian Singletary, to Lt. (Jg) Gerald Miller Ryman, ton o f Mr. and Mra. Guy L. Ryman o f Waynesboro, Va. The announcement waa made during a luncheon given by Mrs. Ralph Betta and Mrs. Wade Sin­ gletary, which was staged at the Anderson home at 810 Palmetto Ave., at 1 p.m. Lovely arrangements of hibiscus and greenery were used throughout the rooms of the home while on the buffet was a silver bowl cent­ ering a creation of Illy of the val­ ley flanked by burning tapers in silver holders with lily-of-th* val­ ley bloisoma. Centering the brlde-eirel's table, which waa overlaid with an Im­ ported linen cloth, was a miniature of the bride and groom also sur­ rounded by hibiscus. Favors of tiny nosegays ware given each of the guests with •Cherry-Jerry-Nov. 21-1938” writ­ ten in the centers. Place cards of white leather match books with the name of each person attending written in gold, marked luncheon plates and were also given the guests aa a memento of the occasion. The honoree was presented with a white carnation corsage after which a luncheon was served. Attending the announcement af­ fair were the honored guests, Miss Clare Goerta, aunt of the brideelect from St. Petersburg; Miss Nancy Ferguson, Leesburg; Mrs. J. L. Corley, Mrs. W. G. Fleming, Mrs. T. O. Bolt, Mrs. Harold Ap­ pleby, Mrs. Robert J. Crumley, Mrs. Robert Rumbley, Mrs. Charles Armstrong, Mrs, Paul O'Dca, Mr*. Claude Hendrick, Atlanta, Ga.; Mra. Don Elder, Mra. Malcolm Mr. and Mrs. Lawson A. Hardy and daughter, Martha Jean, left for Atlanta. They will continue on to Waynesville where thsy will be in the Wheeler cottage. Mr. and Mra. Donsld Hardy have returned from their honey­ moon spent in North Carolina and are, staying In the Hardy Sgt. and Mrs. Watlaca Lae Tyre home while they are away on va­ o f 405 Willow Ave., announce the cation. . * Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Harris have birth o f a daughter, Dona Marie, returned from two weeks at born Monday night at 7:30 p.m. Sanford Assembly Number Five at tha Orlando Air Bass Hospital. Daytona Beach. Tha young miss weighed 9 4 lbs. o f the Order of Rainbow Girl* Mr. and Mra. James Clements Mrs. Tyro Is the daughter o f Mra. held ita regular meeting Monday have returned from Georgia, night with Margaret Ellison, Mary Kanla of 8 anfonL while Mr. a id Mrs. Durosha re­ Worthy Advisor, presiding. port a fine time spent at Cocoa Two officer* were appointed to Mr. and Mrs. Darrtl Schllowsky Beach. announce the birth of a son, Dar- replace two who had resigned. Mrs. Johnny McKnlghi, o f Bar­ re I Duane Jr., Thursday, Aug, 9, The two new officers are: "J e f" tow, has been visiting her sister at the Semlnola Memorial Hos­ Filbry, Chaplain and Sherlene Mrs. Nettie Farnell, having pome Shepard, Major. pital. to attend the Jones-Morgan wed­ The girls, together with the ding. Mother Advisor and the Chair­ 8 peaking o f guests—Art Badman o f the Advisory Board, de­ villas, •' •" former center for cided that they would have a the University of Fla. basketball "Back to School" party sometime team, now o f Loyola Ot Now Or­ Mrs. M. R. Strickland has bad leans, has beta the guest o f aa a fu eit, F. T. Austin of Atlan­ j before they returned to school Johnny Jones tad kifl parents for ta, Ga. Ha h » also spent seversl on September fourth. Irma Corley, Nan Cuihlng and a couple of weeks. Art and John­ days at the beach. Nancy Cash were appointed to a ny were roommates at the Uni­ committee to decide on a moneyversity of Florida and are groat Mr. and Mra. Fred Klrshner o f friends. He returned home guaday Raymond 8 tudios have returned railing project to be carried out by the girl*. The committee la to to Pensacola. and are now back at work after Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Jones, ■pending three weeks In North let the rest of the glrla know what Johnny and Jimmy, left guaday Carolina "enjoying the cool air." sort o f project they have derided upon at the neat meeting, to be for Macon, Os., to visit Mrs. held August >7. Jones' mother, going from there Friends o f Mrs. Mary Jo Stew­ to Waynesville, N. C., ta d other art will be glad to know she Is Like buttermilk? You ten points of Interest. doing vary nicely after surgery in Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bltey and the Fish Memorial Hospital In serve it ae a cold to up If you add diced cucumber, minced perfamily o f Miami, spent the week­ New Smyrna Beach. ■ley end diced tomatoes (peeled end as the guests o f Mr. and and seeded) to it. For n topping Mrs. Ben G. Walnright and fam ­ ily. Mrs. Riley’s children partici­ at Daytooa for a while before re­ use minced chive* or minced onions. pated in the state awimalag turning to work. meet at Daytona Bosch lost Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lex Abell and Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Abell spent the weekend at Key West. Mrs. Sparks Loo Ctonts and little son, Stevie, have returned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Don Shatten. o f Lynchburg, Vo. Mrs. Shattoa was maid-ofhonor at Mrs. Clouts' wedding. Dr. and Mrs. Edward W. Slow­ -YOU* WESTING HOUSE DEALER** er and Mrs. B. G. Smith report IIS M A f»o tia Art. 1757 o wonderful trip to Pennsylvania. Dr. and Mrs. Stoner thaw stayed B I R T H S * Lodge, Mra. Robert Berg, Mrs. Dan Batten, Mra. E. C. Harper Jr., Mra. Harold Chapman, Mra. Floyd Cooper, Mra. R. V. Thomp­ son, Mr*. Herbert Stenstrom, Miss Anna Corley, Mis* Irma eJan Corley, Mist Betty BUhlmer, Miss Barbara Chapman, Miss Margurite Dotson, Miss Helen Dotson and Miss Madeline Mallen. Miss Singletary was born in Sanford and attended local schools grsduating from Seminole High School and from the University ot South Dakota where she received a degree in Liberal Aria. Mis* Singletary is a member of Phi Kappa Sigma social sorority. She majored in Speech and English and mlnored in Music. She Is a member and officer of the local Beta Sigma Phi Sorority chapter anl la employed as an English teacher at Seminole High School this fall. Lt. Ryman was born In W aynes­ boro and attended school* there. He graduated from High School and from Tri State College In AngIota, Ind. in June, 1933 and la a member of Kappa Sigma Kappa fraternity. He entered the U. 8. Navy, July, 1933 as a lieutenant (Jg) and attended navy flight ecbool. He la presentely with VAH4 at the SanfoM Naval Air Station. Wedding date la set for Nov. 21 with- complete plan* being a announced at a later date. iSm »’<£] ON CBS TV. FOR THE 1956 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER Boy Scout Troop 34 Enjoys Outing Refraabmenta were served the hoitcsa to the following hers: Mrs. Albert Jarrell, T. 8. McDaniel], Mra. Grady Her­ man, Mrs. W. J. David, Mrs. W. G. Bitting, Mrs. L. P. Hagan, Mrs. G. W. Bailey, Mrs. O. R. Erftridge, Mrs. Bessie Greek, Mra. M. E. Moye, Mrs. W. D. Moye, Mrs. J. H. Walker and Mrs. ft. T. Cowan. Also Mrs. Hunter, Mrs, W. M. Cattle, Mrs. Jarvis and Mry. Jones who were visitors. Circle Ne. 8 Circle Number Eight met at the horns of its chairman, Mrs. Al­ bert Hickaon Monday afternoon. The meeting waa opened with a prayer by the chairman and the devotional waa given by Mra. R. W. Turner in the absence 01 Mrs. W. 8. Thornton. ^ During the business aossien routine reports were given by the treasurer and the sunshine chair­ man. Bottles of vanilla ware distri­ buted, to be told for the purchase of two coffee urns for the kit­ chen. Mention waa made o f the Youth 8 upp*r to be served by Cir­ cles 8cven and Eight; the study book "The Revolutionary Faith" to be given; and o f the eominf Seminary. The first chapter of the book "Paul’s Latter* to the Loeil Churches" was then given, after which refreshments were served to the following members: Mr*. L. Griffin, Mrs. Claude Herndon, Mrs. J. R. Hawthorns, Mrs. J. R. Houk, Mrs. L. L Hughey, Mrs. C. C. Priest, Mrs. Randall Priest, Mrs. Zeb Ratliff, Mrs. R. W. Turner, Mrs. Olive Wells, Mrs. C. H. Winn, Mrs. A. D. Zachary and Miss Besils Zachary. Circle No Four o f th* WJ.C.B. of th* First Mathodist Church n i t at th* home of Mrs. M. L. Nich­ ols with Mrs. E. M. Williams, chairman, presiding. The session was held Tuesday morning. Mrs. C. J. Meriwether gave th* devotional after the study lessea waa rendered by Mra. M. W. Cat­ tle. She used the "Answer tR Prayer" s i her topic. The members revealed that they hava sold their share o f va* ntlla which was purchased In or* der to obtain a coffee urn for tha church. Rcfreihmenta were then a a m d to Mrs, Charlas Atkinson, Mra. D. A. Huntsr, Mrs. D. Donald Hausar, Mrs. H. C. Franelstn, Mrs. Georgs Chapman, five visi­ tor*; also Mrs. Frank B. Adams, Mrs. James Bosard, Mra. M. W. Castle, Mrs. J. B. Crawford, Mra. R, F. Crenshaw, Mrs. C. J. Meri­ wether, Mrs. J. H. MeDaaleL Mra, M. L. Nichols, Mrs. Robert Park­ er, Mra. Walter Price, Mrs. L. 8. Richards, Mrs. Blake Sawyet, Mrs. R. E. Wilson, Mrs. K. « , Williams, and Mrs. Eugeni Wil­ liams. SUMMER SUIT SALE Entire Stock Nationally Advertised Brand Spring & Summer Suits Now Were 45.00 (p S M J M u d lk 37.95 35.95 3 4 -9 5 2 6 -9 5 2 4 -9 5 LIGHT WEIGHT sporty “shorty** SADDLE O XFO R D S 498 Now w a y a with old-favorite waddle* . . . aama lo w Pmmmf Prices! Now cut ahorter, built lighter • . look! the color is iwept back for a dashing effect Cushion crepe noica. Sanitized to retain freshness. Popular color*. Sizes 4 to 9. m Methodist Circles i Circle Ne. fiv e Circle Number five of the Wo­ men’s Society Christian Service, First Mathodist Church, met at the home o f Mrs. J. H. Walker, 1719 Sanford Ave. Monday after­ noon at three o’clock. Thirteen members were present. The meeting waa called to or­ der by the chairman, M n . Albert Jarrell, and led In prayer by Mra. W. J. David. Then all stood and repeated the pledge. It waa announced that Circle* Five and Six would terva fried chicken to the Youth Supper to be held Aug. 19 at McKinley HaU. Plan* for tha baxaar to bo held in November were dlicussed. Mra. BitUng gave an lntereiting report on "What the W J.CS. Accompllihed Last Year." It was announced that Mrs. J. M. Hayea of Weit 19th St. la 111 and the chairman aiked that all remember to go visit her. A gri-well card was paned and signed by ail member* to be »«nt to Mr*. Carrie Draper who 1* ill. Circle Number Five waa hon­ ored with a visit from the presi­ dent of the WJ.C.8. who la Mro. Hunter. Also visiting were M n. W. M. CaiUe, Mr*. Jarvis and Mr*. Jonei. Mrs. Herman gava an Interes­ ting lesson from the study book by Bishop Francis Eniley on WEDNESDAY The mid-week Bible Hour will "Letters from Paul" which every­ be conducted by Rav. A. G. Me- one “ enjoyed." Innli, Pastor of the First Presby­ terian Church at 7:30 p.m. Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr., will lead tha mld-wtek service at First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. on Boy Scout Troop No. 34 spent the th* subject, "Growing a Christian weekend at the scout camp on Personality." Melvin Dekle will lead tha Sliver Lake, leaving Saturday Training Union Executive Com­ afternoon and returning Sunday mittee at Ftrit Baptist Church at morning. Tha boy* cooked rapper and 9:15 p.m. The Sanford B 4 PW will hava breakfait In aluminum foil and a covered dish supper meeting at even managed a midnight snack. Those attending were David the home of Mrs. W. E. Baker Klrchhoff, Ted Jackson, Bobby in Lake Mary at 9:30 p. m. Tha Flrat Methodist Church will Anthos, Larry GUitrap, Allen have an open house for seniors, Hunt, Bill Clancy, Terry Griffin, older youth and their guesta at Bruc# McMurry, Donald McMurry 7:30 p.m. No entertainment will be and Skipper Petche. planned but refreshments are Billy Tyro and Mr. fetch * went being aerved. with th# boy*. Mr. Tyro brought the boys baek by truck. THURSDAY Boy Scout Troop No. 34 alio The Junior Choir of the Flrat Presbyterian Church win rehearse won Attendance and Uniform InipecUon Awards at the Court o f at 3:43 p.m. at tha church. Brotherhood supper and pro­ Honor held at the 8cout Hut la gram meeting will bo held at DeLand last Monday night. First Baptist Church at 7 p. m. Soap and water a n the sureM Th* Intermediate Choir will re­ hearse at First Baptist Church at and quickaat aids to beauty any woman could find, even if ahe had 7 p. m. The Adult Choir will rehesrae a million dollars to spend. So start at First Baptist Church at I p.m. scrubbing your way to bsiuty— The Ladles Aid of the Lutheran and start now. Church of the Redeemer will meet at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mr*. MONDAY Walter Atkinson on the DcLand The Dependable Class o f tbs Highway. First Msthodlit Church will serve FRIDAY ■upper for Youth Week at McKJnClosing Demonstration program lay Hall at • p. m. The regular o f tha Vacation Blbla school at monthly buslnais and social mast­ the Christian and Missionary Al­ ing will be held at ■ p.m. liance Church, Park Ave. and 14th 8 treet at 7:30 p.m. 'Back To School' Party Is Planned By Rainbow Girls WATCH WESTINGHOUSE THE SANFORD HERALD WetL, Ang. 15, 1956. Pago I SPORT COATS m -> 1 5 -0 0 t �^ ■ - . * * < »• r mcjtara- \ . ^ f n san fo rd h erald * in 6, WmL, Auf. U. 19U ___ LEGAL N O T IC E _ _ _ n ^ w M n judshci _ootnT, ** •am M an* W SZZ& l J f S ? * ? T .Ir W ? D t e c a a M B n iin k r ieiinad that •jin pirieni iart haral . ___ N U U . M l let#* toaaamtolstrmtl#* lk»r»of l u flla4 la sal* aaart this raaart l a l in ilw iilM far ils” Ob1 .c t!.« ..th .r « la . U M r. ka lair, rilaC After. fill** •f auklTratloa ikawlaa ikla kaa kaaa aabllakaA aaea a Aa Ancillary AAmlnWtratar ----- af talJ aatata. WMtnsto. Wrlakt A WkllfMU ts is x ritB r*9 F IR E S T O N E C le a n U p SALE GOOOD USED AUTOMATIC i1 5 ° ° WASHERS AS LOW AM ELECTRIC . MANUKS fl5 o o AS LOW AS TRADE INS GOOD USED HBFM1GKKATOKS ■ s 2 5 .0 0 UP USED POWER MOWER . >15.00 USED OUTHOAKD MOTOR • IT * US1D BICYCLE Ptikans Soar Toward Southern Assn. Playoffs * SOLIEK WITC o u n n TWBHTT-TWO Vi COURT, Hicbaai often fait that be woa defending a ghost, that If ka suddenly looked nwny, ha aouM *at took baak quiekly aaaufh to hah David la hi* chair. Acting for auah a eliaat waa unaomforUMa. By Um and af tha hfth hay. tha jury waa choaaa. Judge Taakarc. trcia wara melancholy aat dis­ approval, euatemarlly viewed Mlchaal with h distrust bora of thair laharaat difference*. ThU tuna he loaaad backward to allow Michael a cholco of Juror*. Michael waa act Mated-U Tanker* hndJMUaved acquittal ha would hart harried Michael u a doom way*., little Joy u tha jury, _________ bachelor*._ a u m am ad man. Thera wean t a one la tha lot who didn't rtacat UU jury duty, rive, to Ml* abaci* aartaU knowledge, had planned to go to Bkagway to ha ao hand for tha first aprmg ruth. The amotion of "lat a got Uua over Mat" ___ ________ at David. thougbto plain. Any man who'd ga after that whey-faced chit of a girl muat be off hU rocker. Lot's not elutter up our llvao with hie trouMaa. Lot a gat 00 with HI Tha aahn af uaburrlad JuoUaa waan't la them. Maybe, Michael decided, A out with Um Iret aawa af the Miehhai aCarad vary to Um original atatamanta Ma aooaptid Um fact af Louiaa'a pregnancy without demur. It wan futile to argue with a medical aaaa an reepectod ao Dr. Cam itban. Michael watched David uaaaally. Moat tUaato, who hallavad irm ly that Um beat lawyera made tha ■oat bomc, would have bean eying defending aounaal wlU Irate tarn* par. David acted barely aware of either aounaal or aurrouadingn Whan Darcy Faaner waa awoen m, Michael'* worrtaa lacraaaad. H* had aauntod an baiag ahia to dloceuat Darcy * taoUmany. Bar* loader* VWM>t um bant ahar* actor referenoaa, aad juror*, though they might ha a aaloea'a beet cue* toaaara, did act uka tea much ataak In n hartandar'a virtue. Mi* annaL who had aapaetad baUlgar* •no* Cram Darcy, aaeountorad non*. Darcy stated facta, Mt them •tab booM. He'd naUoad hu aMUr era# upaot; ha thought at tret abt waa worried about her muaU lea* •ana. M a didn't do too wail with Um plana. “Uirkiaa gave bar a lot af antra Um*,- Darcy mid. *1 thought A waa right hiad at him. I told bar to buck 1 9 , b* patiant; than an* aight I ind bar hawtiag aad Mm Z O L A Bypasses Bids; Stays W ith Alma M ater Tonight In All % pj * J}Js r*- R O S S * comam. 1 toll* ma aha'a goto# to have a baby and that the muaia teacher* tha father." The raw word*, apokaa la Dar* eya hank loam, all tharad through the courtroom. People ahiftad. wbUperod togothar. Michael lookad at tha back raw of aaaU, caught a glare from Charlotto Linden. O mtlotto hadn't Invited him M ___ atnoa ha took Davtd'a aha had told him that all woman w on diaguatad with him. "Whan you defended woman from—wall Ui* wrong district, that waa different Now you're gotag againat your own kind." "AU men are Uod together by the need of each man. Lolly." “Oh, MdleeUckal You always did have too many fancy notion*. Michael I Why should you throw away your career for a fool Uko David Lurklnaf After this, nobody decant la going to hire you." "You m o a n anybody rich, L stty f" "AU right maybe I do. Why, even the man's own wife thinks he's guilty I” David waa hia own liability. Hia withdrawn suffering cam* aeroaa to tha spectator* aa sullen guilt Michael auepectod ha would con­ tradict himteU la testimony a docea times. No matter, ho would have to go on the stand. Tha case dragged an. Carrie Walsh, the roera on bar saw hat bobbing excitedly, trstifird to hear­ ing Louisa crying la bar room. "1 thought her, brother kept bar eoopad up too light hay* 1, a girl need* a Mt of leeway. I waa wrong that Um* H* didn't h a s p bar eooped up Ught enough! Michael crone-examined, estab­ lished deftly that Carrie's actual knowledge waa nonexistent, but ha knew ho hadn't araaod bar affect Darcy's strictness, Louise's lack of friends drove tha mnttar to DaVIA Michael couldn't a liar out of Carrie. Bh* ' t Bh* baliavad everything aha said aad tha Jury knew It At three m tha afternoon, Judge Tanker* raceaaad until tha hast morning. Michael aad David head­ ed home through aa abruptly Aleet crowd, eoaveraaUon rising behind them Uka a boat’s wake. Aa they rounded tha last aomar before the Lurkiaa house, aa accurately aimed tomato whisaed through tha air aad spattered David's cheek, slidlag IU crijnaon traU down hia coat Michael would have given chase but David grabbed his arm. "Don’t bother. You would catch no on* aad U doesn't matter." Ha mopped bis fee*, scrubbed hia coat “Chil­ dren, I suppose. Adults don’t throw things, hut ahlldran act an tha redacted attitudes af thair par­ ents." At his back door, David baked. 9 nsmreaNs T d mthar y m 0Mn*» with mo tonight, Michael grateful but—" I'm I/S S J T iL la a Mind rage, ffhaa. aftor mo abort graotlag, laakad at did net m y east her * left that night “ snrsrv fa st David would ba David kaaw this too. 1 beea ao word from Ttm. Michael pboaad Mag at the hat map. Na, aha hadn’t h a rd today Mthar. Thay had boaa foots, Michael raged, to hollavt Tim wouM asm* an wtth anything. The m ly thing left waa David to wtad A up. U m started serving hia quicker he’d ba a free • s o •y I U ASSOCIATED PRESS Rofratbad by a five-day vaca­ tion at oH-aur time last month, tho Now Orlaaas Palleanr’ have era rad toward the Southern Asm. playoffs at a .750 pa»e with 11 triumphs la their last IS games. Ih * Birds had two oper dates wrapped arouad tho all-star gams, aad two ralnouts followed, giving Manager Andy Cohsa time to regroup hia foreoa for tho torrid drive for the first division. In ad­ dition to Ih* t l victor!**, Naw Orloan* lead* Montgomery 1-1 in a •usptadod game with ona Inning # play- LOS ANOELES UB-S 0 u t h a r n f f f4‘. Ar­ nett has bypassed Canadian Lea gue pro football offers ranging from $18,000 to tao.ooc to stick with hi* alma mater. But UCLA’ s pass­ ing star Ronnie Knqx has decided to turn professional at once, 1 Back of Knox's decision I* the uncertainty about his eligibility and the failure of UCLA to support bis claim that he hasn't been re­ ceiving financial aid unJer cover. CaliTtliTO ’8' lloi FW Last night the Pelicans swept s doublcheader from Chattanooga 2-0 and 4-2 and moved to within a game and a half of the fourth place Nashville Vols, who lost a pair to Mobile 6-0 and 3-2. Arnett held a brief press con­ ference yesterday’ with hi* coach Jess Hill and told newsmen he had decided to finish his education. ’ ’After aU. that’ * why I came to tha University of Southern Cali­ fornia.’ * he said. ’’ Someone might question my turning down sueh flattering offer* from Canada, but after careful thought I decided to finish school first, then consider any futuro I might have In pro­ fessional football. If 1 had made m y other decision, I’d find It very hard to llva with myself.” With Arnett In the backfleld for five games, Ihe Trojans figured to make It Interesting for anybody in the Pacific Coast Conference this fan. American Game MEMPHIS UB-The favored *Wst team wlU be trying for tta first# win when it goes upa gainst tho East in the eighth annual "All American" high school football game tonight. The best the West has managed so far waa a 6-8 ti« In 1*34. Tho East has won tha fast but most have been close. The East, coached by Harold Rad Drewa nd Johnny Vaught, win run T with aotnom Ifrom rum tha ww straight ... . —------ *. Split T sprinkled in. Draw Is tha former head coach at Alabama and Vaught is head coach at tho University of Mississippi___________ irgumaato chsal, listening to Daa ffaraMr, Um prooocutor, make a brilUaat num­ mary, thought Mttoriy UM am* tcnco could have boaa down tha firat day. fiv e years wan the probable alatmea. David had decided aot to appeal though ML chad urged It "With a now total ba oa our aid*. People forgot" "N a " David waa adai would only delay thing*." When David waa At there waa really aaly an* —how much. D a m ’* M was arouad |TO,000. f l u would probably oua for *60.000, be acatoat with 8M.06O. Virtue—the young Mad—woo al­ ways aaaaaaad high, would bo roqueat for Um child toa Tha iti t i oonrliila ft Daft or, a solid, ruddy-faced maa la Ala early fcetlaa, had praamtod UM case with ‘ have ham think Don’t him responsible. Daa waa ao of conviction A wasn’t worth warn to Bra all Mg guaa. It waa two-thirty la Um aflat* noon. Michael kaaw ba eould lay his law ineffectual wards and tod in itM fs ho paaaad. Hia instincts rebelled. Michael rom had (need Um Judge, T m afraid I win net ba aMa to cancluda my raaaarhd At Mm than one hour, Your Honor." Hr Ignored the barely amoaolad groans af UM mirrored la Judge curved mouth. "la that mao," Mm Judge onto, irony rtdiagr mo Ma vatoa "tho oourt wlU roc *00 until lag. It wtB bo M o’clock." (To Bo MEMULL OOKPAMT. DM. THE FOLLOWING RKPO88KMMKD MENCHAN1NMB MUST GO m Tm Novor HaS SUCH BARGAINS. . POWER MOWER | ]| | CHILDS PLANE | | J | TELEVISION ELEC. STOVE REFRIGERATOR W ASH ER SUN BEA M MOW ER u r n TBLEVISION lir a USED TIBER USED INNER TUBES 25 .EACH FOR CAR CM BATHING GALS. INSIDE WALL $ PAINT '*Z 2-49 TOYS • GAMES - BOOKS DOLLS . ONLY 114 SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL MUM—ALL REDUCED. SAVINGS AS HIGH 70% WE MUST UNLOAD TO MARE ROOM FOR ALL MDSE. 7 i r c s t o n c STORES 5th-Place Phils W in Double-Header >y BO WILKS Tha As s k ille d Brass Harvey Haddls, Um guy St. Louis "couldn't uso,” and Curt Simmoni, a springtime bust, nra having thamaalvoa a hall these days even though tho Philadelphia Fhllllaa can't soon to mate the unexpected boost pay off. Tho two southpaws each gained thslr seventh straight victories with a pair o f slx-hlttera Mat night as Um fifth-pUc* Phils •wept a twl-night double-header with tho ntlll plunging PitUburgh Pirates M aad 11-1. Tha sweep gave tha Phillies a •olid .MS winning paresatogs line* tha All-Star Game, yat thay have been able to move up Just one spot In that fast-stepping NaUonal Laague pennant race and •till trail tha laadara by II games, Philadelphia managed to pick Just half a g a a * oa fourth ace St. Louis as ths Cardinals rocket Milwaukee 81 and pr* vented tha firat-plac* Brave* from padding their two-gam* lead over Brooklyn, hasten 3-1 by Naw York's ralucunt G lu ts. Third placo Cincinnati moved bark to within three game* o f tha lead by defeating tha Chicago Cuba l-O. In th o American Laagua, Mickey ManU* sacked away his 42nd home run, staying IS gams* ■head o f Bab* Rulh’a record aopace in 1B2T, a* tho Naw York Yankees whacked Boston 12-1 and balloonad thair toad to ait gamaa after Detroit knocked off Cloveland 6-4 in II innings. Tho Chicago White 80a hammered Kansas City !!•!. BalUmara dafsatad Washing­ ton, 1-0. Haddlx, 38, whom tho Cardinals wrapped up with Stu Miller and BMW Flowers In a May swap far Murry Dlckaon and Harm Wahmalar, shut out tho Pirates In ths opener on five singles and a dou­ bt* by torn Bob Friend. In tha nlgbteap, Simmons bung up b ll seventh straight eamplat* game la bis " camaback " from springtime sore-arm m i s e r i e s , and breeaad la as the Phils Jumped Bad Mungor in an sightm a tooood Ii i Ib j . Rocky Nelson, who returned to tha Cardiuls whoa Um Dodgers gave up n him, aoekod n two-run pinch hoaar to boat Um Bravos and Bob Buhl. Tho bomar gave S t Louis a 8-2 adga in Um sixth _____ It from there, aoottnriag Mm M u far a 6-8 racootf* turn* Mays' asoh bsflto nut b u t the Dodgora, earning with a maa aa to sag a tbroo^un eighth. Jim Moan won H, wAh Marv Orttoom mopping « , after tho Dodgers hldhrokoa up hto abutout dual with Sol Moglio to Um soeontb. »• Wally Post’s 22nd homer gav* ths Redlegs a l-o told against bonus hoy Don Kalsar and tha Cuba then chipped In an unaarnad marker toward Joa Nuihall's fivehit shutout. Mantla'a homar came with • man on o ff Mai Parnell in ■ three- run third that Iced it for Johnny Kucks' 18th victory. Billy Martin, with a home run, double •nd Infield grounder, drove la four runs. Billy Klsus and Jarkla Jensen boraered for the Red Sox. Wayne Belardl and Ray Boons homared in the l(lh for the Tigers o ff rollafsr Don Metal, who with starter Early Wyna had retired M la a row over one stretch. Al Smith's homer with two oa tied It at 2-all for the Tribo la tha eighth. Gtna Woodling aoekod 0 sola that to tha llth o ff winning reliefer Jim Sunning. Lorry Doby, with four RBI. and winner Jack Harshmao tech slug­ ged two-run ho more for the White Sox. Harahmaa gave the A'a Just four hits. 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CMMT la a fim _ FEATURE — T ill _ Alan Ladd Is Now Businessman Actor are members o f tho beard and could conceivably outvote him. On the screen the company calls it­ self Jaguar Productions. “ Buffalo Grass" is tho com* pony's fourth picture. The first, “ Drumbeat," has grossed more than five million. Ladd and War­ ners Brothers, where ho produces, split the greases 60-1*. Alan brought os-year-old George Bertholon, “ tho best in Urn busi­ ness," out o f semi-retirement to be bis associate producer. Berthelon, for 11 years Paramount pro­ duction manager, roods scripts, assembles crews end makoo rec­ ommendations oo story linos. Alan remembers fallow actors from his radio days tad hot Barthelon track them down for pic­ ture parts. Ho has BorUUlon keep files on promising bit players for future HOLLYWOOD t# - This was a movie production conference? £ The assistant director la / on tho flagr, his eyes closed. The dlreelo t was on a sofa, his legs in the »lr, his feet resting against a •laUsd window. The star-producor Alaw Ladd, sprawled in a hugs leather chair. J^dd is ons of that new breed • f businessmen actors who produra as well as star in their own M atonies. He handloo the bosineao ■ aa| at lunahsaa meetings in his dpaaeing room, I was told. So 1 a*4 in, eipectinf to see minionluiist dtsis, careers bought and 4|I4 and epic scenes planned. Set this brash botwoon morning afternoon shooting w u for ra­ tion only. 11m nearest thing . la t million-dollar deal was when^ > r» A lai handed a stuntman friend i f bucks to buy Ladd three pairs H o c athletic-type short*—“ waistalso *•.” “ 4 shanco to pick stories," realloc Ladd, who is only a thin slice more talkatiee than Gary Cooper. Ladd Enterprises, b e ., is a fam % affair in which Alan's wife, •tie Carol, ^nd their t a p children a st l m I I A L. f Ladd takes no screen credit ss producer—.“ Why should I ? " - a n d ; seldom watches other aclora do their scene because, "1 wouldn't want another actor watching m t." Ooephysles embraces I* branches o f study including me­ teorology, seismology, oceanogra­ phy, geomagnetism, glaciology os wall as the study of solar ac­ tivity, gravity pull, airflow, cos­ mic rays end Ionospheric physics. SECOND PEATIIRE Coffee 1 L a CAN 64 Count 59c WHITE IIOUKE SOI CANS Apple Sauce 2 -2 9 c I ft Size Cm CAMPUELI/S 28 OZ, CAN Pork & Beans 23c ROAST " 69c Sweet Potatoes 17c Brisket Stew 19c Sausage 2 -29c SHORT RIBS " 29c TATERTOWN 2ft SIZE CAN) LYKES VIENNA 4 OZ. CANSt MARTI 10 CZ- JAR1 Salad Olives LEAN FRESH GROUND LBS. 99c 35 c 1 FROZEN FOODS FROSTY ACHES 10 OZ. PEGS- 08CAR MAYER BADGER Sliced Strawberries V 4 9 c Sliced Bacon «. 39c MR. G FROZEN • OZ. PEGS. 2 French Fries FROSTY ACRES CRYSTAL 35c 12 OZ. PEGS. Chop. Spinach 2 *" 3 5 c PRODUCE. IJ. 8. 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(International Soundphotoi) STANDOUTS FOR DEMOCRATIC V-P NOM INATION RUM MMUVM, Tea* OIOS04 M. HAM S, 31, AIMST OOSI, senator JOHN F. KINNIOT, only from Tennessee, a ore M and senator from Is (S, a "non-con trovtr* Massachusetts. A mod* atal” personality held crate, a Catholic, a H O N s e n a t o r who Pennsylvania governor Withdrew from pm l- but an "unknown na-l Reatlaliwatlnallonrace. tlonally." New In big He's U, a tsmUlar fig- league politics. Might; 'In as "compromise.*' NMOT H U M , H M V , Mianeeota senator, Is 48, a "northern liberal" aad civil rights advooats. Evan ao, ha has many southern friends. In high esteem In inner Democrat party circles. War II vet. Unseated Henry Cabot Lodge. WHITE PLAINS, N. T. (ff) — Tha copa picked up Johnny, 18, late one night ai ha was buatly re­ moving tha whaala from an antomoblle In a uaad car lot, Uls Jalopy needed better tires, be ex plained. Jens’* parents summoned their minister after their lS-year-old daughter’s action with three older boys at a party had been whis­ pered all over town and finally reached their tars, Bobby, Ellen and Paul, R, 10 and 11, broke into n house and In two hour* Inflicted several thou­ sand dollars In damage; stashing ilntlngs, ripping clothing, gougig antiques with kitchen knives. They are typical of a problem that la giving church, school, po­ lice and Judicial authorities grow­ ing concern—what somaotta hat called tha ovarprirllagad law­ breaker. For these children came from families living amid tha usual trappings o f higher Income. Their home* are better than average, their parents have collage educa­ tions, important Jobs, elvle Inter­ ests, high standing in their com­ munities. Statistics gathered by the Fed­ eral Children's Bureau show that soma V* million boya and girls undsr 16 wsnt through tha na­ tion’* children’s eourta last yea". This la only a third o f the ctuos in whieh children a n caught. Other thousands o f young people, over 16, ere handled by youth eourta and adult criminal courts. "tn many Instances delinquents from better neighborhoods are l« u likely to come to the atten­ tion o f pollc« and eourta,” aald Sen. Estes Kefauver (D-Tenn) at n Senate subcommittee hearing recently. " S c h o o l authorities may be more Inclined to permit parents o f mean* to work out th e 'p ro ­ blems o f their children, for ex­ ample, than parent* with no fin­ ancial ability and atandlng.” Recently a quiet survey area, made In a wealthy suburban hrea. Psychiatrists and psychologlaU, In cooperation with school person­ nel, examined more than 12,000 students, Mora than 8 R*r cent of tha children between 5 and 19 were found to be ao disturbed emotionally that thay required ipectsl treatment end handling which the schools were not (quip­ ped to provide. Ona educator Interested In the survey estimated that tha actual number waa closer to 1,000 seri­ ously disturbed children because most o f the 300 turned up In schools where teachers were trained to watch for aymptom* of distress. Repeated atudlea and surveys have shown fairly conclusively that there ia no close relationship between family Income and be­ havior,- good or bad, in salt* of tha fast that member* o f low In­ come group* are more*likely to land In court for mlsdoods. Authorities are convinced that In almoit every ease of delinquen­ cy, a study of the situation will turn up one or two parents who aro Inadeguate in on* or more way*. And they ar* eomng more and m ore to believe that commu­ nity Influences play an Important part In th# banding o f tha twig. A school principal, who has served In one community through Its growing pains, thinks many of the problems o f children o f his town can be blamed on the highly organised suburban society. "Mothers In places Ilk* this feel that they, matt, Ja V . a* -4 !n the community llfo," he said. "I some' times wonder If there ia really much differs nee between tha ab­ sence from the homo o f a mother who Is playing 18 holes of golf or taking minutes at her dub meet­ ing and the woman who must leave her city flat to do some­ body else’* housework." A suburban school superintend­ ent points out that pressure* on youngster* In his area today are fierce. "W * figure that about 97 per cent o f our high school seniors will have some further education —and tha competition to bo ac­ cepted by the so called name col­ leges Is terrific. Almost all tha parents want their children to go to college—and preferably to the college* whieh are well known— that’s part o f tha go-gatter com­ munity pattern. Plenty o f these children are Just not In that league.” Any attempt to find out the extent and seriousness o f Juven­ ile problems in these areas Is dif­ ficult. Judges, officials and even clergyman are loath* to talk for publication. One pollea chief, In a community whose record ie re­ markably free o f Juvenile delin­ quency, said flatly h* would say Capt. Dynamite Fails To Arise From 'Coffin' WATERLOO, Iowa, (41 — WhUa 2,000 spectatori watched, Capt. Dynamite climbed Into his wooden "coffin ” last night and detonated tha eight sticks o f dynamite at­ tached to it. As usual in Capt. Dynamite’s thrill ahow act, the explosion shat­ tered the coffin Into splinters. But this time Alfred R. Baken, 24, Jacksonville, Fla., didn't arise from Ih* debris to take his bow. Capt. Dynamite was dead. The crowd at Tunla Speedway didn't know that Baken had been fatally Injured. But Chuck Beelar o f Miami, Fla., Baken'a close friend, quickly summoned an am­ bulance and the show wsnt on. "He never knew whit hit him,” Beeler said. Baken waa pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital. Coroner Sid­ ney D. Smith said death was due to concussion and Internal injurisa caused by tha blast. The act waa part o f tho TransWorld Daredevils' Show now trav­ eling In this country after return­ ing in Jnly from a European tour. Baken had been doing the act for three years. Officials o f tha show said they did not know whit went wrong. Baken always built his own coffin and attached and fired tha dynamite. HU method waa hU own trade secret, they said. Baken traditionally wore white breeches, motorcycle boots, a red shirt and a protective hel­ met. FRANK CUMINT, 30. ROURT I. MtYNIR, 49, ROMRT F. WAONIR. 44. "boy governor" of Ten­ nessee. Ha la conven­ tion keynoter, may "set the delegates on fire," be swept to nomination. bachelor governor of New Jersey. Ha wou hla atata from n strong OOP machine, slowed Kefauveris campaign. n Catholic, pledged to Averell Herrimen on first ballot Ha la Naw York mayor, aon of lata Senator Wagner. Q aM nothing about any incidents exeept those which had been noted "on the cards." " I ’d gat Into all sorts, o f trouble, giving this place a bad name," he said. A psychiatrist dealing with the problem In one nchool dUt{j£^«*te that specialists were not opposed in general to the practice o f keep­ ing young wrong doers out of courts and Institutions. "What bothers ua ia that eovar Ing up frequently means that th* child who needs help doesn’t gst It," he said. "A boy* whose father gets him out o f a mess may very m ay vary well be giving the boy an Impression that father will always b* around to buy him out o f trouble. Mean while, nothing la dona to find out why the boy Is behaving th* way ha is.” c - ; m A . ^ m 0 * * s* a* * tr - 3 * "!» I # *TJI a 4 Rayburn Hits GOP For 'Mishandling' Foreign Policy CHICAOO, (41 — Th* top Demo­ crat in the House o f Representa­ tive* says the Elsenhower adminlegation hasn’t produced " * sin­ gle new effective contribution to­ ward world peace." Taking over as permanent chairman o f the Democratic Na­ tional Convention, Speaker o f the Houje Sam Rayburn o f Texaa last night hit at the Republicans for "mishandling” foreign policy and taking "the most serious risks" with the lives, fortunes end honor of the American People. At home, he said, the RepubUosns have practiced a backward labor policy, taken income "out o f the pockets" o f farm families, and allowed many small business­ es to go "to the wall." Rayburn's Induction as perman­ ent chairman was the signal for a boisterous demonstration by the Speaker’s fellow Taxans In the big hall. Happing the gavel, Rayburn halted the demonstration with the smiling observation that "I'm not a candidate for anything." He Is a candidate for re-election to th* House, where he already hss served for more than 43 years. But h* obviously waa refer- drive bumper to bumpor aitd. hast goursdve* a multiple collision. PILOTS TO STRIKE MIAMI (41—National Airlines’ 371 pilots have announced their intention to strike Friday midnight. J. M. Rosenthal. wica president o I Industrial relations, slid the sus­ pension wouMl mean "Interrupted employment lor 3.500 people and serious inconvenience for thousands of passengers." Teh dispute, which has been go­ ing on lor weeks, Involves re­ tirement, Insurance, whether pilots must take company physical exam­ inations on their own time and an Interchange flying arrangement with aCpItol Airlines. TT-YEAR-OLD STRUCK BY CAR LAKELANDtft—A 77-year-old wo­ man Identified as Mary Sue MeElheney of Lakeland was killed lo­ day when struck by a car ss she was walking across a highway. ring to the fact that most floor demonstrations ar* staged for candidates for tha party’s presi­ dential nomination. PLUMP — TENDER BIRDS BEEF CHUCK TMS4 HOHT men are considered standouts for the Democratic vice presidential nomination at the oooventlon In Chicago. All are believed "acceptable" to Adtat Stevenson, presidential nomination front-runner. Stevenson told friends ha would make a declaration after nomination. f/HfemollonolI STEAK “ 5 9 FRIENDLY TENDER BEEF PI6 LIVER “ FEET W oH Flavor**!, J u icy , Y o u n g B c t f ' NEWCOMERS A T BRONX ZOO Salad Dressing PEAS S03 CANS CANADIAN ACE • g * m U M have been a bouse pot before s lie Amesiea beat Airies, makes friends with ^ M w Se^ New York. Mosawhile aastbsr f SSS Rea w eiring SOS pounds, Whispers a rrod Martini. ( la t e r E S A ) •ssv-sur asus-s ’z rsjssrsr—'* totally different effect. In tha subject aoema' to V »• • ■* dramatically; tn many elements compete for at* tention and tha recult is eonfu* slots. Without a moment's hesita­ tion, you rate tha first snapshot as outstanding, and rejoct tha •acood as unsatisfactory. Why does this happen? Simply 'here all _____In many cn ee when other factor* ar* oquak-lt’a tha choice of background that do* tannines tha sueooss of a picture AU too frequently we ar* ao conearned with our subject that we tend to nagtoct what’s behind it. Yot tho background which it is aoaa to actually what Waw> th* viewer's attention to th* sub­ ject And, you may a *, what con* stitutes a good background? Firs! of oil, try to chooaa on* Math simple and uncluttered one that complttttrati n t t e t h ii conpU* cates your picture story, and,at tha f ««• tuna offer* some c m * treat In color or M ffh N n docidowhotho r n n oetral ground or a nsSsvsl ons _, M m ar* suitable far tho total of­ fset you want to achieve. ' * Van Guilder ROAST HARVEST MOON Old Glory Lims Beam OR BLACK EYE Tho other day while thumbing Brough a velum* at paintings by th* groat master*, wo auddenly became aware ef how carefully these artist* selected backgrounds (or their subjects. Portraits and character studies were generally painted against neutral back* grounds of velvet drapery or plain wall, such as Oalnaborough used Is hU famous Blue Boy. In Other Instances, th* artist chose to depict hie subjects against a back* ground of th* natural setting of their activity. ai " In all the great works of ait, ss much cartful attention w u given to tho backgrounds as to th* subjects. And sr* fool that those1* an important point host for all picture-takers to rametn* sely, that a good picture a good background, and must look not only at our subject bat behind it before we Moot any picture at alL a O T IIK OF ArPM CATIO N s o n t .u u w ;u NOTICr. IB l l t i m l u t litV E N that AtUntlu Municipal Corporation, tho oolu tr o f tho follow Ins U s o o rllfl. tot,* hss lllm s o u certificate tor : * t tired to bo l„u e d th croon. Tho cor* ■lilia le number snd tho r * » r o f ^ ■H iunro. tho description o f tho p ro -V perty ond tho nsino In which it was o ,,c iic d sro as follow si C orilllca to Number I Tear o f Isauanco, Juno 21. A. U. H it D escription o f property! Dole S and lo o f lllock 7 o f T ier It a ccird ln * lo K. I t T ra fford a Map o f Hanford aa recorded la f l a t ilook I pn ari St lo t t and 112. 111. l i t . l i t and 117 l ’ ubllo llecords o f Hemlnolo County. Name In which aaaosatdl Florida Home Has C om peer AU of said property bolns In t.lly of Hanford. County o f Homlnult. Btat^_ o f Florida. Unless such certifica te shall bo re . d«cm td accordln* to law.tho proper­ ty described In ouch certificate w ill bo sold to the hlshest bidder at th* front door o f th t City HfflU Hanford. Florida, on tho first Mon. day o f October. Its*. which lo th# tlrst day o f O ctober IMS. Doted this Itth day s f Auaust. 1(11 Ellen H oy . City Tax C ollector. (REAM ___________ FRYERS EXTRA LEAN — SUGAR CURED ROUND or T-BONE L E G A L N O T IC E GA. GR. A - D&D HAM ONLY m Perhaps you cue o of thosedriverswhoare KINGAN RELIABLE PICNIC W H OLE I 99c 6 can Carton Pint 19c Webb’g Fancy Lons: Grain RICE 3 “ 45c U S. NO. 1 Open Kettle 100 % Pure CANE POTATOES Syrup io [bs 4 9 c % Gal. T/PT&P Sl)P(R MflRKf I SCRATCH FEED IQ lbs. 4 5 c �Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 22—SPECIAL NOTICES 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE r- 117-FURNrTVRE-HOUWEHOLD ■ m t •n rg grj^i Used Maple bunk beds, complete UPHOLSTERY CLEANING with springs and mattress, lad­ FURNITURE * AUTO der snd guard rail 949. See Furniture Cleaned in Your Home "Chuck" at 20) E. First Et. New Modern Method — Cleans SanlUtts A Moth Proofs. Free —Factory to You— Estimates—Call 1714-J. Aluminum E m p ty / •WANT ADS' HUNT 'EM EAST Pk 1821 ♦ g o o d FOOD AND D R I N K S served In pleasing surroundings by plesssnt people. The Doggli Diner A Bsr, Lake Mary. MAR-LOU RESTAURANT Friday Menu: Red Snapper, Lob­ ster, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallops, . Fish Sticks. Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Roast. T-Bone Steak. Spaghetti and Meat Balls. AH Garden vege, tables. HWY 17-91 South, Phone $ 1175-W. t-FKHSONAlTINOTtCfcS ROLLAWAY, Hospital end Baby Beds Day, Week, or Month—Tel. 1425. Furniture Center — |^^_JH 6i West- Fl£j$_St;_ • AUTOMOTIVE 0—BOATS AND MOTORS .FO R SALE—714 H.P. Outboard ■ rebuilt motor. Mercury, good condition. >65. Call 1821, $139.00 FREE Used S-Pc chrome and plastic! LOWERY A BRIDGES dinette 312. Sec "Chuck" at San. IU4-W Orange City Spr 4-1934 103 E. First St. FAIRBANKS - MORSE P u m p a We buy and sell used furniture. Well Drilling, HOWARD C. Paying top cash prices for any­ LONG, Phone 3M 207 East thing of vtlua. 8UPER TRAD­ Commercial Art. ING POS'z on 17-93 Ph 2063 W CROSLEY - BENDIX 2-Pc foam ruhoi-r sectional, cost Sales and Service IMS, like new, only $134. Ask for RANDALL Billingsly, 203 E. First 8L Electric Company Service— Quality— Satisfaction Army Cols, 93.98; Paint, 12.60 gal. Ph 113 Sanford 2S37-J-3 Da Bary T-Shirt*, 41c; Army-Navy Surp­ lus, 310 Sanford Ave. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING SUp Covers snd Drapes Estate gas range, 930. CaU 931-M. STANLEY KULP 3-Pc used plastic living room PHONE 2S39-J. suite, priced for quick sale at AUGUST IS BABY MONTH st 938. Ask for Muse, 209 E. First Jameson studio. Special for chit St. dren to 5 years. Two 8x10, (1 Child's play house. 8' x 9'. 3 dou­ gold frame) 910. PHONE 3199. ble windows snd front porch. Tree* trimmed, removed and da 211 Summerlin Ave. Ph. 882-M. moiaed. Ph. 1007-R. ' USED Berk Lock platform rockSANFORD TREE CO. „ er and ottoman, good condition ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state­ 920. Sec Bill at 203 E. First 8t. ments, invoices, hsnd bills, and F.M.B. 3C, 10c 4k 25c STORE programs, etc. Progressive Printing Co. Phone 409 — 403 School Supplies snd School Clothes 321 S. Sinford Ave. West 13th St. It will pay YOU to aee us before DON'T yon buy. Open Evenings and Throw awsy that old chair or Sundays. rocker. Rrlng It to NIX BED­ jb Eaatside Tralltr Sales DING CO., specialiste In up­ " Palatka, FIs. holstering -and mattress reno­ vating. Trailer, Ssls-Rent, Ph. 666-XR. 1301 SANFORD AVENUE S Small House Trailers, Ideal for Well drilling, water guaranteed, Fishing Camp. Cheap. Phone ________ Phone i00l-W. 722-W or ask Sanford Trailer ; Perk. EMPLOYMENT 14—USED CARS 14—BEAUTY PARLORS Modem Air-cooditloned Salog : Hirriett’a Boost? Nook n .t n g ^ s r . oak tT—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTINQ___________________ FLOOR aaadiag and flalabing. . Cleaaiag, waxiag. Serving SeaG•sole county alnca 1923. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary call Mr. Taaker, Repair work! Home alterational f t No Job too smaU. Finished carp* enter will give prompt aervice. Phone 1399-J. RolUne It Blaglg. MeRANEY-SMlTH PA1NTM 9416 8. Park Phono 1209 •4—PIANO SERVICE L. L. Sill — Piano Ttcknlelaa Phone 1144 Regie I. Seaferd >|— ROOFING gad PLUMBING B Plumbing. Krrsky Heating M. G. HODGES Benrica on All Water Pumps— Welle Drilled - Pumps Paolt Road. Phone 700 CERAMIC TILE F. Mueller It Son Ph. 134 estimate. Quality work. 14-INSURANCE W. J. KING Plumbiog Contractor Kohler Plumbing It Supplies Raem Electrle Watsr Heaters 2994 Orlando Dr, Pk. M PLUMBING Preferred Rates to Prslerred Policyholders John WltUaau liu. Agency 417 Hanford Atlantic Ranh Phene 24 LIVESTOCK » — IMMi.S— CATS— PETS Coetrsct and Repair Work A . Free Katimates FOR SALE—Year old pedigree w . R. L. HARVEY Doberman Pinscher, faraala. 909 Sanford Ave. Phone 1821 House broken. Phone 12S4-R. . PLUMBING A REPAIRS Homes needed for 3 kittens, 9 Septic Tank Installation It Service months old. Ph. 1989-MZ. Sewer Connections. Archie C, Harriett, Phone 794-W or 1339. r F e m a le Manchester pups. 229. each. Phone 1130. This is ■ free pans to Movie* tagd Ride-In Theatre (or R a lly a*—UUKdEh—CATTLE—HOGS Jameson. Exp. Aug. M, 1998. Wanted: Two beef typo calves. ph. 2330-Jl._____________________ BILLS HARD TO PAY? Sell £ things you're through w i t h through Want Ada for CASH. Call 1121. . 12-ARTICLES H W SENT MERCHANDISE SELL Anything With A Classified M JUST CALL 1121 • $119.95 NOW 8 mm film rantal library at Wlcboldt't Camara Shop. M0 S. Park Ave. a is a free pass to the Rita ito tor Douglas S alih. Rap. Aug. 24, 1939. Cabinet Adopts Bid For Repairing, Furnished house In Os lean. Hot 4k cold water, gas 4 electricity. Painting Building Nice shade, Rent 140. par month, TALLAHASSEE iP— The stale located on Lemon Bluff Rd. flat Gatylar, Osteon, Fla. Ph. Cabinet has accepted a low bid 1S0S-R4. of 94,790 from P. D. Riley for Garags apt. Also I rooms unfurn­ rapalrs and painting ot tha Whitished. Apply 1201 Magnolia Avo. field building in the Capitol Cen­ ter. 3 ATTRACTIVE furnllbad rooms, The building, formerly occupied with or without board, near by the Supreme Court, will hr Downtown, Phone 1099-w. painted white to harmonize with Furnished Apt. 300 Park Ave. other structures in the center. Money will come from the Internal Furnished cottage. Phone 301-J Improvement Fund. after 6:00 p.m. In other action the C a b i n e t 3-Bedroom houst, 9*6. Bel-Air Ad­ tranifarred 923,000 from the florldition. 1403 Court It Washington. 4a State University library fund Furnished or unfuro. 2-bedroom (roan uaa la equipping the new F8U apt. Convenient to Air Station. home aconomlc budding. T h e Sitf mo. Including utilities. Call transfer was authorized by an act of the special legislative scislon. 770-W. 2-room kitchenette apt. Coupin ^ on l^ r^ ^ h n m ^ JL ^ REAL ESTATE Trustees Delay Action On Appeal To Fill Bay Area TALLAHASSEE Cabinet trustees of the Internal Improve­ ment Fund have delayed action on a disputed application to fill 10 seres of Riscaync Bay near the heirt of Miami when Commistioner ot Agriculture Nathan Mayl refused to vote on tho Issue. With only three members of the five-man board prr*rnt, Mayo * re­ fusal to vote niadr action impos­ sible for lack of s quorum. A group of properly owner* In Miramar subdivision have applied to buy 10 acres of bay bottoms in a pocket of Bl*cayne Bay which is about 10 blocks north of Flager Boulevard In downtown Miami. he Miami Women’s Club, which has its headquarters Immediately south of the proposed fill, and property owners Immediately north protasled the application. They contended It would deprive them of the waterfront location*. Gov. Collins and Treasurer Ed Larson were In Chicago for the Democratic National Convention. •7—BROKERS sad REALTORS ONLY HSOt. Cash l-bedrooms, bath, living nx>m. Kitchen equipped, carport. Ex* cfllfnt location. Price S6800. French Avenue horns suitable for 9-BEDKOOM house with carport*, 3-BEDROOM HOME. 2 baths, home It business. For informa porch and utility room, rrl|ikitchen equipped, 2-car garage (ion call 1494. dsirs appliance*, 1223 down with shower, 900 feet on beau­ HUTCHINSON’S Ocean F r o n t LOWELL E. OZIER tiful lake, selling for only Apts. 339 8. Atlantic. Daytons Bnllder — Phono 1219 117,000. TKUMB. Beach. Call 2374-W for reserve Office: |99l B. Orllade Or. lions after 9:00 p. m. .... CONCRETE CUSTOM BUILT HOMES V A -F H A -CONVENTIONAL FINANCING 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 'LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS A. R- SHOEMAKER, JR. Phone 1991 tuutT’M attm rafc— • N llu t lit t lil Tbreagb tfflit H Aftir 10 Van Vlskiss >• write a ewdkal paper shout i s asssssl esse nf dermatitis ht ksj tr*ste4 10 yttrs Wfete, s N * * , Ottrsss dsett* found he * * * usskte is pltk (Its s m i ' i ircnrd from kit files hrctuie ks'd f*r|Ml*s ktf m m . A Classified Ad Is ikt N tv OrUsss Tlwrs-Pitsyus* h Srttrt quickly looted tko fetwer pailest, Hts. Deoetq. | l»» i W * *' •»« kw Meows l goto M l IW Wo t 0*M BL 9m . Isn A M Ik l • RENTALS INTELLIGENT girl, over 21. (or 99 APPLIANCES lunchroom and bar. Ph, 1020-J. FRIGIDA1RR appliance., s a l e s EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ able for bachelor or eoupla. Beautician wanted steady or part ’ and service. G. H. High, Ovlade, Private bath. Across from Pail Fla. Phona PO-I-331S or Saaford time. EHa’a Beauty salon, DaOffice. Manuel Jacobsen. 1942-W after S p. a . Bary, neat to post of(lcc. Ph. 1904-J. Three and tour room furnlabsJ AIR CONDITIONING apt*. Very clean and cl«»s In. 17—KELP WANTXD-MALB For Room or Building Phona 619, Jimm* Cowan. H * B. POP! CO. INC. Experienced sheet metal workers. 999 Seeth Perk Ave. Phone 1444 FURNISHED apts. Phona 1221. Also roofers experienced In built-up and ahinglo roofing. Ap­ Hotpoint 20 gal teble top hot water WEI-AKA APARTMENTS) rooms ply Steinmeyer Roofing A Sheet heater, |30. Ph. 803. private baths. 114 W. First St. •fatal Work. South Sanford Ave New alr-condltioner, 3/4 Ion. 180G DESIRABLE one and two hodPhone 1594-J, Sanford. W. 3rd SL room furnished a p t Ph. d l W COLLECTOR A SALESMAN OLD •stabUahed Installment Co. haa 10'i CU. FT. Coldspot Refrigera­ 2 4 2 room apt Pn. 29S2-W. opening in Sanford for wide tor, good condition. Inquire 2301 AVAILABLE for nnmedlato occu awake, aober and ambitious Grandview Ave. psney, furnished home, 979 man. Must hava car. and rofarmonth. PHONE 629-R. •ncei. Only permanent resident Kenmore Elcctrir - Stove. Good Condition 930. Ph. 2503-LJ. nsed apply. Earnings unlimited Furnished garage apt. Electric for man wUilng to work. Hospi­ Automatic washer, excellent con­ kitchen. Phone 179-11. talization fnaurance. Write P.O. dition. Price 9123. Can be fi­ Bos 147 Sanford, stating aga, Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W nanced. Phone 540-XH. marital statua, and previous ex­ GROUND floor, 2-room completely perience If any. 19—BUILDING MATERIAL* furnished apfrtment. 317 Pal­ 19—SALESMEN—AGENTS metto Ave. Phone 2392. USED BRICK Appliance salesman, truck fur- TWO CARLOADS beautiful used SEE Seminole Realty for Deairbrick. Orange, red, and burnt nlahad. Salary to compensate able Homes and Apts. Phone 27. black. See them st SHERMAN for dslivarlea. Claude 11. Wolfe. CONCRETE PIPE CO. 903 Sanford Avt. Uafuralihad 2-Bedroom a p t Near •bopping center. 2919 Elm. No RRD*I-M lifc O N CRETE 31-WORK W ANTSD-MALR Pam Plane. Miracle Concrete Co. Phone 1929 For Rent—1 bedroom furniibod 31* year Automotive Accountant 999 RUB Ave. Married, 2 children. Ph. 1336-M3. apt. 199 par month. SI. Johns SELECT 1/4 Stwed Oak Flooring, RMlty. 9260 per M. No. 1 Common 1230 23—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES per M. No 3 Common 913S per 9 Room furnished apt. available Standard OR Station. Comer M. Floors Laid It Finished; how. 3 room furnished apt. French A Lake Front. EquipReasonable. E. F. Stevens, Ph. available by July 20th. 310 Mag. ^nen^^nvcntory^jhon^jgjlj T19-R-4 after 6 p.m. nolla. Ph. A. K. Rossetter, Flor 1st. 212. FINANCIAL *.*•••......... <nd Rrpsir 1997 Vaalord Ate Phase 1113 . THE SANFORD HERAI.D ----------1im w ainro m , --------- —— 3-Bedroom. ~2 *¥sYlT home. Partly furnished. South Cameron Ave. 11/4 ml. S. Geneva. Ph. W. P. 194631. New Selection o f— Rofas (Foam Rubber) 9149.30 Sofa Beds ..................... 109.00 •I-ACRE AG V Matching Chairs ................99.30 Lake Ftsat Estate 63 Acres—Over 2,000 ft. lake frontECHOLS REDDING CO. age. Modern masonry houst, Comer 2nd A Magnolia, Ph. 1222 with 2 bedrooms, I baths, cathe­ "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. dral ceiling and fireplace In open Monday's III 9:39 p. m. spacious living room with beau­ VISIT OUR BALCONY tiful lako vlsw. 10 acre grove, tS-FABM AND DARDEN nurser. with 940 budded citrus trees. 943,000, terms. For ap­ GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g a pointment call Jane Adriatlco, Plants In any quantity'. Ready Broker, Winter Park 6-1473, or for setting out Sept. 10th. Vari­ 4-8341. eties are of Midirason, Marion This is a free pass to the Rlts Market, Early Round Dutoh, Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy Theatre for Rickie Cox. Exp. Mammoth Red and Eatly Copen­ date Aug. 24, 1939. hagen. all from Certified FerryMorris Reed. Ripe It Ready To­ 94—FARMS AND GROVES mato It Produce Co., State Farm­ 19 Acres farm land for rent. South ers Market, Sanford, Florid*. sites. Call 850-M. Used 2-Pc Uvlng room suite with Phone 321. tailored slip covers 919. Sec 99-MUM EM “ Chuck" at 203 E. First St. 30-MUSICAI. INSTRUMENTS Child's high chair ................ 6.00 Child’s crib .......................... G.60 SNARE Drum, Practically Naw. Call 722-W or ask office Sanford Singer portable sew' machine 30.00 25.00 Trailer Park. Burroughs add’ nischine YES, MR. FARMER 22.30 Underwood typewriter ... I can build your home, remodel, S3—WANTED TO BUY 20.00 Large solid oak d e s k ......... repair or build your addition to Oak typewriter desk .......... 20.00 Used play pen. Reasonable. Phona your present home. Financed at Upholstered folding chairs . 3.00 1821 between 9:00 to 6:00. 4r# Interest, over a reasonable din Post Super Trading period time. On Hwy. 17-82 Phone 2033-W. Small u>cd combination safe. Ph. LETS TALK IT OVER 1127-M. ________________ T. R. Means Gen. Contractor This is a free pass to the MovieE. Celery Ave. Ph. 1420-M. land Rlde-ln Theatre for Mrs. Cecil Ssllcrs. Exp. date Aug. 24, 1939. 3i—a MU—HUUMwCnfOTW Have four brand naw Goodyear 29-H E L P WANTED—FEMALE Tubeless Tires. Size 670x13. All 1960 NASH, Statesman, t-door. for 930 Phona 3041-W. Clean, tubeless tires. Best offer WAITRESS - Apply Touehkon'a Drug Stare, Mr. Clark. a . around $130. 1930 Maple. No calls Used extension table, 4 matching “ • Saturday. chairs and buffet 129. See Bill Ai - ■ ■ ■ — - Curb girls, apply In peraon to at SOB C. First St. Plg'n Whistle. I Luggage TraUtri. One 41 Chav* • BUSINESS SERVICES Handsome Bedroom Special Vanity with larga Mirror Panel Bed Chest of Drawers Reg. 9139.1 14— APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS *- - - PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Venetian Blinds All typea and alxes, fnataUad or Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom HERE ARE JUST A FEW "D o It Youraalf." rail with plaitic anas. Plastic or OF THE MANY SAVINGS WE REPAIR AND SERVICE rayon upea; Cottorf or nylon Beautiful Dinette Sets. Choice of ST-1NE cords. U Table Tops and 12 Chair Machine aad Supply Co. Sonkarik GIam and Paint Co. covers . . . Com piste with 4 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. U 112*114 West 2nd St. Chairs Phone ait) GATLIN BROTHERS CASH and CARRY — 2 Dressers, DragUna A Bulldozer Service with mirrors, 13.00 each. See Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2493-W Sanford. Bill, 203 E. First St. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, CaU And— Beautiful 34-Pc Dinnerware Foot-lockers S8.93; 40-hr. Alarm Set Ralph Kay, 3160. clocks 11.89. Sanford Jewelry It Luggage Co. 300 Sanford Ave. S#a the New Evinruda Line for '66 T. V. REPAIRS ROBSON Sporti f l f G ood s 'Til 10 p. m. Service Call*. 13.00, Evlarbde Sales A Service J. Q. Herrin. Ph. 2893-J W. A. M4 E. 1st 8t. Phene *M Norris, Ph. 1669. Licensed Technicisns, gusrsnteed work. IS—TRAILERS ^olet^id^fUM5^00^2641J^ - ——— — STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE BULLDOZING IA—PLACES TO EAT F or painting •969-XR. __________________ BALL REALTY RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON REO. BftOKI»tS 8. D. Hlghleyman, Associate 2*4 Heath Park Avr. Phone 908 **W9• ‘ * ------^DorntTf* "Jltm ii, Chamr Houute, N ew otteA N )! 8-19 DAILY C R O S S W O R D 9. Subtle ACROSS 22. High, I. Perch emanation craggy 4. Kumcald 6. Measure hilt ses-worm i Heb i 23. Fish 7. Bring out 7. Old Norse 23. Soak 9. Moist works flax 13. Ilsilrntd 9. Moon god­ 26. Trees dining car dess (trop­ IS. Hives 10. Didn't work ical) 14. Loose hang­ It. Mystery 27. Coal. ing points story Itlon •16. Surly author 28. Source 18. Indefinite IS. Boy's nick­ of article name light 17. Club 17. River bot­ 29. Water 18. Elevated tom wheel train 20. Feline .30. Eject i shortened) 11. Belonging to 32. A 19. Tammany to him food governor 22. Ebb -----34. Sucqor 23. Fishing pole 26. Pisces 28. Quiet 31. Anglo-Nori msn labbr.l 32. Project 33. Farm ani­ mal 34. A rock plant 37. Fish 31. r.thlcal 40. Plant of 78 nettls family 41. Edlblt molluak 42. Per. to area 1* sit 43. Crooked 44. Yearning DOWN 3 Warbled 9. Froxen desserts 3. Thrice (mus.) 4. Tarn aside E7 * I I'M I I lk rj| »)!:lfj : u i'* :iu ■• I.l 1 i ; 31 J 't i l l ’ ll v d .; 1:11-1' V II P I J - n ii ijf i iP M i u j n | l-J i« I k i M i m s i ." 'i i n n •1 W ill 1 "H K 7 1 P ! I 'c c u ir * M i:IR K m rr U ' l l ' .'l r.v .i . • 1 n : iei < j ^ lb iliili-: T il 33. Bird a crop 36. Head rovem tng 37. caution 31. Egyptian god tver.) 40. Beam I r" % yl C IIIIS .s: i 1 ||-< I f >; . • •O TT II ~ w n v /M%m w /'m M m T" 38- 3 2l 3/ 17“ —' m H n •-•a IF IT IS HEAL ESTATE ask Crumley 4 Montcith at 117 South Park, Phone 772 They Know 1900 Mellonvllle Aleaander 4k Stringer Real Estate & Insurance Mrs. Lourlne Messenger, Aisoc. 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. IA , ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A NEW ROME? SEE and COMPARE Th# Hamas Built ' ■r ODHAM 4 TUDOR. INC. Builders of Fine Homes For Flarida Living Hobart A. W llllam n, R ealtor Raymond Lundquist, Ahmjcuiu Phene 1173 Atlantic Bank Bldg. See ui lor trench Ave. Property REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 2344 French Ave. J. W. HAM., RKALTOR Johnny Wither. Associate "Call Hall" Phone 1751 BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three And Four Bedroom Homes o ziei t 4 2 baths Laura 0 Oner, Broker Varied Selection of Plans Avail­ Hazel M. Field, Associate able. 2*01 So. Orlando Dr. Phans 1339 Priced From 111,ion to U4,ooo EVENINGS: 9113 and 790 VA (a n - F H A 4b FHA Inaervlea Fins nolag. C u m u li A R E A L T O R F irst TREALTY CO. CULLEN AND HOMES AVAILABLE: South Plnacroat . . . . flanford, Fla. 191 N. Park Ave. Grove Manors.......Hanford, Fla. Ready Mined Concrete, Concrete Efficiency apartment, sir-cunai Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement liontd. Hwy. 17-91 R. Slumber Concrete Pipe to Meet All Qtialland Court. Orations. H horm an Concrete Pipe Co. MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom house. U rg e yard. Call 14M-J attar Out West 13th I ). Phone 24S9 e p. m. l-Bedreem bam*. 91199 dow 99- 4MJ81NKKM EQUIPMENT 3-Brdroom unfurnished haute. Na kitchen equipment, 209 French HAYNES Office Machlao Co., aUnda, boater, fenced ba< Ave. Phone 148-J. Typewriters, adding machines, N . acrMned porth. Vacant Salas-Rental*, 314 Msg., Ph. 44. If Interested in apartment, cleantha 19th. Paymaai not dt er than average, close-in. SEE until th* First. Call 191S-W. a Good Used Office Dssks from 933 Rosalia Dr. Jimmy Cowgn. Phone 918. Used portable and standard *iie typewriter* from 133. t3r*ar eld aanarata black horn* Furnished cottage by weak or POWELL’H with ear port*. S bedrooms, kit. month. Ph. 3010-W-L Officp Supply ckea onuippod. Liviag room, 117 S. Magnolia Thone 966 New Smyrna ocean fronL Oat, balk with tub A shower. Fall two bedroom apta., raaaunabla. •Isa screen north. Rt. 9, Baa 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD McGrath, Box 1911, Coronado 921-A, Ph. Mf-J. Station, New 8myrna Beach, *.r Buy your Furniture at Berry’* Tel. 1093-M. warehouse Furn. Co., at 901 W. 1st St. All natlonslly adv. furn­ Large, clean, furnished apt. I 190x219 lake (rant laL Crystal iture at warehouse priees. adults. 811 Park Ava. Point, Lab* Mary. Ph. 903 or 144-W Used furnitura, sppnsncss, tools, Close-in furnished apt 211 Oak. etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mark Phona I9I7-M. 97—BROKERS aad REALTORS 221 East tM St. Pbooa 1931. Rosa Court Apu. Unfurnished 8WHITE room apt. Kitchen equipped. SEWING MACHINE CENTER Phone 1999.________________ Sales, Service and Rental* A. a. PETERSON 223 E, First 8t. Phona 1422 FURNISHED garage apartment, 2 bedrooms, living room, alectrio Broker AaaaMltaa: A. R. Peursoa Jr., P. J. Cbastarsoa, Garfield TOO MUCH FURNITURE? Clas­ kitchen, bath, carport*, excel­ WliletU, John Malech and R. W. sified ads s*U the surplus fur lent location. Prtfar couple. Williama, a . C Doudnty, Lead CASH. Phone U21 tor an adPHONE 2497. Surveyor. writer Phona 1129 FOR QUICK ACTION use Class!- I l l N. Park Avo. fied ads to sell, rent hire. Call It F jp s Tp Use Classified. U Faya To Use Classified. 1I2L C ty jo U i KmAy Phowe 2313 MAYFAIR Valencia VUlai . . . . DaLand, Fla SALES OFFICE 2*«l g. frnnch Ava. Phona 2190 4 29*0 Alter 9:00 p. m. Call 2371-W HARKEY Reautlfxl Building Lot* Also Lata la Marvial* ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Estate Broker Phan* 2971 1749 at Hiawatha ~ OWNER TRANSFERRED Immediate poisasajon on modern 2 bedroom masonry home, kit­ chen equipped, hardwood floors, recently re-decors ted, good Iocstlon. Total prke of 991S9, with good Isrms. 3 Bedroom, 2 hath, masonry home, nearly new and in ex­ cellent condition, near Country Club, a good buy at 913,600.00, with terms. Beautiful, beached, lakofroat lot on Yankee Lake, 100 foot front­ age, 13400.00. Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO REALTORS INI Park Ay* Pkoae 27 or 145 Beauty t * the beech— wleel/ yeetd lor aa laformal troop ikak KIIP YOUR GROUP SHOTS SMAU, INFORMAL In taking group shots, there are a few point* to keep in mind. Flrat of all, don't try to ahoot too large a group at one time. You'll And two plcturea are really better titan ona—it more than a hall a dozen peopla are going to com* pose a single unit (or your view* finder. Neat, be aure your subjects have a center ot interest so that you don't end up with the kind ot stiff-necked, glamy-eyed com* position popular In Grandmother’s album. Just keep your camera trained on the UtUa converse* lional groups that form naturally — several people aharlng a Joke, three or tour guests admiring the table decorations, a happy couple e r two havlnfi a hard time de­ ciding what to select at the groan* ing buffet board. Natural group* Inga like these are your best In* eurance ot good snapshots be* cause the subjects are le u likely to be self-conscious or even aware o f tho picture taking In progress. If you r# using flash to light your indoor snapshots, try to havo all the members ot your group at approximately the same dis­ tance from the camera. Other­ wise, you'll have uneven lighting on your aubjacta, making thaso In the foreground appear too light and anyone in the background much too dark. A ny feitivo occasion Just so m u to bag for color film—and tho nawost typo la g anapshootsr’s de­ light. it may bo used in daylight or with flash without tho addition o f Altars or blue flash bulbs t* compensate for tho different light. Imagine how wonderful it la to havo one color film that can b o used anywhere—Indoors o r e o ^ with flash o r without! No doubt about it, g party laada a Allip to d olly living. W hy a o t capture the fua on Aim ao you can havo o permanent msmaoto o f "flu good time that wag h o i by alT'T —John Van On Ildar KENNETH E. S U C K Registered E u l Eetau Broker M E. lad. Phone 16*0 TOUt EAST WAV to rentinf vartnelai: Classified ads! Homething vacant? Phone 1121 for an ad-writer. l - ~ U i �✓ iv v ?X;?rV»v . •■*••{■•.1 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES O O O D THRU SAT. A U O . 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YELLOW NEW CROP SWEET SLICED SPICED E Mor-val or Ravara SLICED JUMBO C UBAN AVO CADO I?. V wJ Vi^vi t f ] 1 *1 i | e < 4 V 2 ~ u » 1 7 c 4 PIBBAtS 2 3 c 2 USE BARS 2 7 c 2 ~ « « 1 B c 2 M O NCOS 1 | c OUAKT BOTTU 5 7 c 2 N O 1 CANS 2 5 c �t Shop and Save In Sanford • fflx * H a n f o r d l i m t l f r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA Kiwanians d GEORGE BARTLETT HERNDON I* shown receiving bis commis­ sion as n 2nd Lieutenant in the U. S. Army. Receiving this honor upon hi* graduation from 8tetion University In DoLand, he will enter the service In March o f 1987. Herndon la the son o f Mr. and f Mrs. 0 . P- Hsmdon, 1800 Sanford Avc._____________ _____________ __ Big 3 Proposes W o rld Board Handle Canal LONDON Ufv—The Western B ig * J h res proposal today that the operation of th# Sue* Canal be Qmade the responsibility of an In­ te rn a tio n a l board, Including Egypt linked to the United Nations. U. 8. Secretary of State Dulles, m behalf o f the United States France and Britain, presented a fWir-point plan for solving the In­ ternational crisla blown up byEgyptian President Nasser's na­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tionalization of the vital waterway. SAN FRANCISCO III — Repub. Dulles told the 12-nation Sucx .conference lha board proposed by llcani expect to work out in clos­ • th e Wait would be established by ed session tonight their first rough treaty and would provide for op­ draft o f their IBM platform. eration of the canal in accordance Sen. Everett Dlrksen o f Illinois with th* 1886 Constantinople con­ said it will have a strong civil vention. ‘ The plan would insure that the rights statement It may urge th* board could not be dominated by arming of Israel (p help preserve any single power or group of pow­ Middle East peace, reported New ers and would open* the canal to York Atty. Gen. Jacob K. Javlts. Other developments towards Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri jtShepilov made a bid to broadsn Monday’s opening of tha national v tbt conference to Indude 24 other convention in tho Cojr Palace < nations — Including Bed CMga—» Party stalwart* -reiterated at waive procedural *very opportunity that Vice PreslebyecUon* * »d expteslea wilting- detit Nixon would M1|H sbo.tenomlnated. . **nnmin*t<.<L m u to help In a peaceful solution But Governors Theodore McKclto teh dispute. din - o f Maryland and Goodwin Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Knight o f California reiterated Nasser, who boycotted the con­ squally frequently " I ’ m avail­ ference. kept an eya on the pro­ ceedings by sending some of his able." And headquarter! for Gov. foreign experts to oLndon ea side- Christian Hertcr o f Massachusetts was opened next door to the down­ a|Jne observers. * The polite end formal air in this town office o f Citizens for Eisen­ old capital was in sharp contrast hower. The Citizens support Nlxoa. Tho national committee ap­ to strike* and demonstrations sweeping the Arab world in protest proved tbe seating o f a South Car­ olina delegation headed by David against the conference. ShepUov, in criticising th* make- Dowa of Bradley. It thus denied ttp of the London parley, saldi an appeal from National Commlt“ Cairo should be the real place teewoman Mrs. John E. Mcsservy, dor a conference on the Sues Ca­ National Committeeman J. Bates nal.” Gerald and State Chairman Oscar The Western Big Three called W. Pitts, old-line party regulars. jrtha matting in London to chalThe committee also divided Mis­ * lenga Nasser's sole control over sissippi's 18 votes by approving a the guts Canal and place it under Contest Committee report alotInternational guidance. ting eight votes to a group beaded by Perry W. Howard, Negro at­ torney and national committee­ man for 22 years, and seven to a group led by Wirt Yerger Jr., Young Republican from Jackson, Miss. GOP To Work Out First Rough Draft Of '56 Platform Kennedy To Place Stevenson's Name -.Before Convention H CHICAGO IP — Adlai Stevenson 1-naaouneed today that he haa *l|ed Sea. John Kennedy of Mas■aehuaetta to place his name befins th* Democratic National Goavention for the presidential nomination this afternoon. -Rogor Tubby, presi secretary ftif Stevenson, emphasized “ this baa nothing to do with the vice presidency.” The press secretary said Stcv#UUon “ has long admired Sen. Kennedy." '-Tubby said WUliam Blair, Stev­ enson's assistant, started Hying about 1 a. m. CDT today to reach Kennedy and ask him to make tba nominating speech. The senator was rsacksd about g 'o'clock and agreed to do it, TUbby added. # ta ll Tells Group Ike Is 'President O f All People' . BAN FRANCISCO IP — Leonard Hall, chairman of tha Republican Nilioqal Committee, told a mass rn f«»«g of San Francisco Young Republicans 1a* night that Dwight D. Elsenhower is th* first man In A m erica n history who is " a presi­ d e n t of all the people." “ When yoo taka a proposal the President, the first thing asks la: “ la that a good tUag US million Americans?" Kak W rte d - - “ This la ess If Ym t Herald Is Not Delivered By I P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery Sikes: Adoption Of 'Milder' Plonk Means Party Win CHICAGO U»v-Rep. Robert L. Sikes, chairman of (he Florida delegation to the Democratic con­ vention. said today the adoption of Utc "m ilder'' civil rights platform plank “ means a party victory In November." Sikes said as ba left the conven­ tion hall in tha early morning hours that the party is more united than at any time, since 1032. He said it “ closed ranks last night." The Democrats, he continued, “ are now ready to go out and win." He said adoption of the platform and rejection of a minority report on civil rights “ shows that this U a day of moderation." dent 'Truman In his speech to the “ redeemed himself” to a large extent with those of the who are supporting Adlai party v Stevenson for the nomination. Florida 'will cast Us ■ votes to­ night In Ibe presidential nomination iand it was a possibility that Steven­ son might get them all. Twenty-two arc icommitted to the former Illi­ nois governor and the other six would have gone to Sen. Estes Kafauver had he stayed in the race. The six have not made up their minds fully on a candidate. They leaned ofr a while to Sen. Stuart Symington of Missouri but there were indications that Stevenson mtgh gtt them along with the others on the first balloR convention q — Members of the Sanford Kiwants Gub, In a spontaneous demonstra­ tion, rose to their feet and applaudthe efforts of young Allyson 11-year-old concert pianist, provided the program at their meeting yesterday afternoon. Her rendition of two classical numbers and two encores, one of a syncopated style and the other of the so-called “ boogie'' type, elicited enthusiastic applause. Beginning with “ La I’ apillion" (The Butterfly) by Lavalce, Allyson next played her arrangement o f three number* by Lecuona, “ Andalnela, Malaguena and Ante El Eicorial". Her en­ cores were: “ Nola” ar»J “ Bumble Boogie." She was Introduced by Charllt Morrison, member of the advertis­ ing staff of The Sanford Herald, who has acted as her mentor on the many appearances she has made In recent months. In his Introduction, Morrison took occa­ sion to read an editorial appeasing recently in another paper which praised the young pianist in glow­ ing terms and concluding with the paragraph, "SanforJ is some day going to ho mighty proud of this young lady. Sanford is mighty proud of her right now." Little MDs Lee's next appear­ ance Is scheduled for Saturday night at the Mayfair Inn, at 8:15 o'clock when she will be featured In a short recital following the swimming party being held for the members of the Mayfair Inn Coun­ try Gub and Bath and Tennis Club. Mrs. Ruby Williams, Assistant Manager of the Inn. extends a cordial Invitation to all music lov­ er* to hear AUyaon. Thar# will be no admission charge. It ia suggested that thos* planning to attend use the North entrance to the inn; th* one facing Lake Monroe, * THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1956 l*z*'.'* • .... Associated Prcea Leased Wire D em o s C e rta in 1st B a llo t W in For A d la i R unning State School Heads M a te Big Q u e s tio n Favor Uniform Rule For Handling Law MRS. F. R. THOMAS, left, shown displaying the, flag Clifford McKIhbln end Mr». Lillian Bakka nrc which ia being sent to Montana. (I’hotu By Jameson) ★ ★ ★ • Red Lodge, Mont. Lutheran Church W ill Receives Florida O ffer 'Prayer For Day' Flag From Sanford John Bailey, USN Three VAH-9 Men To Attend Officer Re-Enlist In Navy Candidate School Betsy or not, Tuesday wai reenlistment day at Heavy Attack Squadron Nine, NAB Sanford. SWaring aver fo r tiwO ur six y e n were Lloyd A. Ricker, Avi­ ation Machinist's Mato First Gass, and Graden 0 . Grooms, Aviation Ordnanceman First Gass. Both men were sworn by Lcdr. W. E. QUdewell, acting in the hurricane-flyaway absence of tha squadron's commanding officer, Cdr. W. R. Hazlrtt. Also re-enlisted earlier this week was Donald L. Blrkemeyer, Aviation Machinist's Mate First Gass. Currently serving as senior storekeeper of VAH-2, Blrkemeyer Is responsible for the procure­ ment and accounting of all air­ craft parts, tools and supplies used*by the squadron, from pen­ cils and paper clips to propellers and Jet engines. He halls from Marshall, Minn., first joined tha Navy at Minneapolis In July IMS, and has served aboard the air­ craft carriers Wright, Palau, and Cabot. He and Mrs. Blrkemeyar have two daughters, Don­ na Lynna, three and Busan Kaye, two. Lloyd Ricker la a native of Brook, Ind., where he was employ­ ed by the Standard Elevator Co., before entering the Service in De­ cember, 1M0. He and Mr*. Ricker have two children also, Rebecca, 7, and Ronald, 10. Ricker 1* pres­ ently a third crewman In one o f VAIM 's Heavy Attack bombers. Groomt la another member o f the squadron's vital ground taam which keepi its sircraft ready for action. He comes from Alton. Mo., and first enlisted at St. Ixmls In October, 1M2. Beginning Sunday Aug. 19, the day may be started with a prayer, After seeing that In the Festival may be interrupted for a contqling o f Nations, held esch year (n Red moment o f prayer, or ended with Lodge, Mont., the Florida state a “ Prsyer For The Day." flag was not among those dla-' The Lutheran Church of The Re­ played. Mi's. F. R. Thomas and I deemer will provide a “ Prayer Mrs. Lillian Bakka decided to d o 1 For Tha Day” which may tie heard by telephone beginning with something about it. Both are wives of service pers­ the dedication uf Its new Chapel onnel attached to VAH-U at tha Building eu West 25th Place. Through the us* of Southern Sanford Naval Air Btatloa. Th* festival Is held esch year Bah Tefopbon# Company's autoat Red Lodge and flags o f many matte answering service, "Prayer nations and slates are exhibited. For The Day" brings to Hanford's "It's a big affair there,” said telephone users an opportunity to hear, each day, a prayer. The Mrs. Bakka. prayer Is changed daily, provid­ After noting that the Montana ing a prayer to fit each day's par­ festival did not have a flag th* ticular celebration, hardship, ac­ ladies Invited the local Chamber complishment, sadness or gain. of Commerce o f which C. W. MeInstalled in the new Chapel Klbbin Is president, to make the Chureh Building, the prayer may presentation. b* heard at any time of the day The flag has already been air- nr night by calling 1928. The tele­ mailed to Red Lodge to be there phone user will hear a 28-xcrund In time for the Festival which ia praver to fit each day’s activi­ scheduled from Aug. 18 through ties. Aug. 24. Naw In thl* area, tha "Prayer The flag, by the way, was sent For Tha Day” Is available to to the Mayor of Red Lodge. everyone merely by calling the number designated. Rev. Phillip Srhlsssmanu. pas­ tor of (he Lutheran Church of The Redeemer, will voice esch day's Enthusiasm and excitement are prayer. Ih e service Is automatic at a high pitch at th* present and the listener will hear only time at the Nicholson Buick Co. the prayer. U the Hue is busy the on Magnolia Ave. upon receipt of listener has only to call bark with­ the newa that tha local daalership in a few seconds to hear the re­ It now in a tie for second place In corded "Prayer For The Day." Many Sanford people will lie a sales contest that Includes all the Buick dealers in th* Jackson­ able to find ransolallon and help ville zone area known as the class through the use of "The Prayer three, smaller dealers, comprising For Th# Day" which Is constantly Florida, Eastern South Carolina available throughout the week and without Interruption, according and Eastern Georgia. Nearly 20 dealers are engaged in to th* congregation of the Luth­ this spirited contest, tbe winner of eran Church of The Redeemer, which will be awarded an all-ex- Missouri Synod. pens* paid trip to Nassau. To tha Everyone is invited to use the salesmen associated with tha first place dealership will ga service, said officers o f the local many valuable prizes. Lutheran Church- Nicholson Buick Ties For 2nd Place 34 Cars Of Freight Train Are Derailed BALTIMORE *>*—Thirty-f o u r car* of a long Baltimore anJ Ohio freight train plunged off the tracks about five mUes east of here early his morning and several ears were set ablaze. Three firemen suffered minor in­ juries In fighting the.fire. A railroad spokesman said ap­ parently an overheated journal box on a freight car caused the derail­ ment and fire. The crash ripped up tracks of the main line and broke commu­ nications. The spokesman said the road expected to have service re­ stored on the eastbounJ tracks by S p. m. EST and on the westbound rails by S p. m. Trains were being rerouted over Pennsylvania Rail­ road tracks. W eather s u e s M UX HBKK. s o * " , says uonese l . Birfconaoyor many times ■ day as he bandits th# flew o f pacta requisitions for VAH-9. ■Irk# mayor re-enlisted for anotker four years thl* week, says he'd like to (pond ell four years in Sanford. (Official Photo, U. 8. Navy) From AJ third rrew„'Ty» to bombardler-navtntor (n Officer CandL date 8ehool— lhat'i the short story of John Bailey’ s career In Ssnfonl. Halley, nn Aviation .Ma­ chinist's Mate First Oa*» with neavy Attack Squadron Nine, has l>een selectM to attend the Navy's Officer Candidate School at New­ port. It. I. under the Integration program which make* It possible for qualified enlisted men to earn officers’ stripe*. He first came to Sanford In Feb "i.iry 1983. flying as an AJ third crewman with the squadron's com­ manding officer. His Interest in the lleavj Attack program led to his •election for bombardier-navigator training in April 1953. After com­ pleting the course at IIATU. which a! that time was located In Nor­ folk. V*., John returned to VAH-9. During tho squadron's recent de­ ployment he flew as bombardier with Cdr. W. E. Lento*, who was Commanding Officer at that lime. Hailey comes from Delaware, Ohio, presently lives at 2313 South Kim Ave. He and Mrs. nnlley have two children, Hefoic coming to Hanfoid Halley was stationed at the Naval Air Test Center, Patux­ ent River, Md. Mediation Board TrysTo Head Off Threatened Strike CONVENTION HALL. Chicago lb—The Democrats, safely past the shoals of a possible partyTALLAHASSEE (H -F 1 n r 1J a’ * shattering tight over civil rights, salted happily today Into the for­ county school superintendents fa­ malities or naming Adlai Steven­ vor uniform rule* for admln'sterIng the new pupil a-slgnme.v law son as their presidential nominee. designed to' preserve segregation.Tensions had swept away and At a meeting here yesterday, left a gayer mood among the del­ the school head* recommended egates who trooped back Into this that county school boards adoot hall to listen to the "man who" regulations drown up by the State speeches and Joined In thk tradi­ Department of Education beforo tional whoopla accompanying the elasie* start next month. placing o f the names of the presi­ The superintendents also rccdential hopefuls before the con­ ••mended that a continuing com­ vention. mittee be named to work with a Tho balloting will come at to­ committee from the ichool board night's session, and nobody doubt­ assoclationantl the Slate Depart­ ed for a moment that It would he ment of Education ‘ o study th# Stevenson on the first. problems and make further rccIn delegation caucuses, a big omendatloni on Implmenatlng th* t-irch was on to the M-year-old program. former Illinois governor and 1982 The new law calls for county nominee. school board* to assign pupil* to Decisions in moVnlng meetings school* for which they arc best fairly shot him soaring high •ulted on th* ha*i* of Intellectual above the winning’ total, based on ability, scholastic proficiency aud The Associated Press poll of del­ a number of intangible sociological and psychological factors. egate preferences. Tha State Department of Educa­ Six additional votes from North Carolina put him over ths top. tion was requested to make recoinKansas had Just thrown In 18. To­ mcndaDons on testing materials to be used In classifying and reassign­ gether, the two atates gave Stcving pupils under (he law. ensnn 680—or 3‘ * more than need­ State School Supt. Thomas a ed for the nomination. Bailey said, tests which would He climbed within breathing dis­ stand up In tb* court* must ba tance of the winning total, baaed standard and nationally recognized. on The Associated Press poll o f John Wigglntoh of Tallahassee, delegate preferences. In ths first a member o f tha Fabltlnskl comreport from morning esueuses. mltta* which drafted the new as­ It was Kansas, plopping 16 signment law, said It woulJl provotes to Stevenson and shooting sorva segregated tehools fur "quit* his total Juit li t short o f the 8MH *oma time" but whit* and Negro#* ilm dd prepare for possible Integraneeded for nomination*' StUl to n in e were a flock at tlen eventually. Soithern vot#» which had baeB • ■ h«14 u nto* mltted pending aeti*6 on the civil rigbta plank. Th* cor vention's defeat early today of at* tempts to force In a "strong'' plank cleared the way for th* Southerner* to take a stand. But most of the other one-Um* hopefuls for tha nomination wero of a mind to let their names l>e lafc.srnled to the convention, la some Instances, there was tha At a special meeting called thta thought of a possible build-up for morning for the local School the future. The opportunity to be Board member*, the Fabialnakl praised simultaneously on most of committee report was dlscusiad.. the country's radio and TV sta­ The board will meet In a spec­ tions doesn’t come often. ial session next Friday to adopt The Tennessee delegation an­ rule* and regulation* for pulling nounced that Gov. Frank Gem- thl* report into effect. ent, who had his day In tbe spot­ New teacher* war# also announ­ light as convention keynoter, wai ced and Include Mra. May Fort, a withdrawing as a favorite son can­ teacher at Seminole High School didate, The Tennesseean* delayed who was appointed Dean o f Girl* action as to where their 32 votes and assiidant to the principal at will go until a caucus on the flo o r.. High %hool for the ensuing school Gov. Averell llarrlman of Now| year. York, who made the chief chal­ Hen Steel# was transferred lenge to Stevenson In th# week's from Lake Munroc School to ba maneuvering, Insisted he was still a teacher in Junior High School In serious contention. He fired a while Mrs. Mgry Roger* wee telegram to all chairmen *»f state transferred as a teacher from the delegations telling them Lyman school to Seminole High “ I have just talked with Presi­ SehooL dent Truman. We are determined Other* appointed were Mra, to fight through to the nomination Marcella Olllnff at South Side, tonight regardless o f any rumors Ml** Martha Thompson, Lyman to the contrary you have heard School, and Mr*. Effle Durden to or may yet hear." Junior High School. But to the delegates the remain-1 ing unanswered big question of the convention was who la to be Stevenson's running mata. M S. May Fort Is Named Assistant To SHS Principal MIAMI, (ft —The National Medi­ ation Board moved today to head o ff a threatened itrike by 379 Na­ tional Alrllnei pilots, *ct for mid-1 August IS Ad mUliana night Friday. Izzalh McT?e»e> (Sanford) In identical telegrams, the Linda King (Sanford) board asked the pilots to postpona Thoma- It. Alford (Sanford) the strike and it offered to medi­ DlriNarges ate the issues In dispute. Homer Thomas (Sanford) Clony Smith (Roddy, Toon.) Jamei llolaren, a hoard medialor here on other business, wasi ifary Carter and Baby (Sanford) Births assigned to the rate and wai ex­ Young ported to contact both aides prndIB ’ “T log a joint meeting. Aduiltslees Charlie Dennett (I The dispute involves a retire* raent plan, legal liability, whether Mrs. Robert Default Irma Gibson tSs pilots should take company phy. tical examinations on tlselr own SterUng Robinson (Longwood) Births time and at their own aspense, Baby Girl Default and the CapU*l-NAL Interchange Vbiting lik en agreement. pm . Private Room* -11 a.m. to • pm NAL claims none o f these issues Semi-Private Rooms—I p.m. to 4 Is subject to negotiation because p.m.; 7 p.m. to I p.m. the current contract does not ex­ Pediatries — II a. m. to • p. m. pire until n u t August. (Parents and/or grandparent* The Air Line Pilots Asan. argue* only) that the interchange and retire­ Obit*tries—In accordsncc w wli tthh| ment Issues were left open and accommodations and no visitor* visitors that details of the physical exam­ during feeding of babies. ination issue wart to be worked out latsr. It contends that th* le­ AD D ITIO N AL LOCAL NEW* I gal liability Issue la “ moral” aud lias arisen since th* contract was ON i*AGE EtOM i Hospital Notes iJ Fly Infestation Lower; Road Blocks Tr Rearrnnn^d >1 •*•» .ft _ The aerial spray campaign has rcdui-cd the Medi­ terranean fruit fly Infastatlnn of Florida to the point where fur­ ther rearrangement uf road blocks Is planned. The roadblock* will be removed from L\ S. 41 at Everglades, on State Uond 29 north of Ev«r|ladrs amt on S'.a'c Road 80 near Alva. Tbe Fort M)er« area will be re­ moved from roadblocks because the Ia Ic- tattoo luvel ha* been low. cred. A road block on Slate Hoad 31 north of the Intersection with State Road 78 will be moved across .ns road. Formerly remov­ ing fruit from north-bound cars, it will not confiscate fruit in care ’'ended for the Fort Myer* area, Uccaiui nr infestation Is (till ••-•avy at t*unla Gorda, a readMock will be act up ou UJL 41 oulh of the town to check traffic headed for Fort Myor*. Aerial spraying wo* stopped *8 !ire» •irlhi nr the southusl Florid coast. F.aue. uow wiR •pray only aom« 50,800 u r n , toeluding 47,000 1st tb# Miami are* am] some 3,109 at Fart dal* SfiliiiwwfirmiiByWl r � 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, August 15, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 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>, August 15, 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/24b35c3b8fd6852d884746557656c215.pdf d394a9f250e925a65f97f6ab61396e56 PDF Text Text «.Mt4*'.V*** « YOU CAN REALLY LEAD In Our Beautiful Florida-Modern 2 and k* •» THREE LIVES 3 Bedroom Homes In — South Pinecrest 5gvh‘*t K » vl' wAVWi V u :v H O USEW IFE * &■"' 8§|j Now it will be a pleasure. 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While there she auditioned for the Radio City Music Hall Corpi de Ballet and was accepted. As there will be no vacancy for several months Misa Saunders will return to Sanford. While in New York she ha a had training in dance and ballet with Jack Stanley School of Danco (tap, ballet and modem jars) Arlelgh Peterson Stu­ dio (modern jaxi); Ballet Russe da Monte Carlo School of Ballet and others. Here she has had training with Grace Arthur Studios in Braden­ ton; Cogbum School ot Dancing, Sanford; Duxbury School ot Danc­ ing, Sanford; where ahe also work­ ed is student assistant. She attended local schools and graduated from Seminole High School with tha claia of 1954. Sha also enrolled a t Florida State Uni­ versity where she was prominent in Modern Dance Groups. Lately, taking Intensive study and dance teachera training from the Royal Studios in Winter Park Mist Saunders, this p a st, year, taught at the Winter Garden Stu­ dios. The popular young Sanford danc­ er waa assistant teachar a t the Duxbury School of Dancing here ■nd in March, 1956, successfully JON1 SAUNDER8 passed examination In ballet and (Photo By Js meson; tap and was accepted Into mem­ bership of the Danca Masters of America, Florida Chapter No. Two. In September abe will teach elaaaea In balla, toe, tap, aeroba­ tic, modem J a n and baton wjlb the Duxbury School of Dancing. JongwoodCofC PlansTo Launch Membership Drive LONGWOOD-The firit regular meeting of the Longwood Area Cham ber of Commerce was held ' • * t Thuraday evening with re* tiring president Charles Morrison turning over the gavel to incoming president Richard Zartman for tha year 1956-57. President Zartman requested that a membership drive be start­ ed immediately to enlist more members so that the work planned for the year could be accomplish­ ed. The Chamber body agreed • n d the following were appointed to the committee: Mrs. Russell Grant, Mrs. John Carhart, Mrs. Harold Willis, Mrs. Maurice Ru­ dolph and R. C. Carlson. This committee will meet this week and elect its chairman, from the above earned group. A report was given by L. L. Cox on the Medical Building as well as a finance report from re­ tir in g treasurer Lew Arnold. Funds i r e expected to be available soon for the building’s completion. Several of the committee chair­ men have not been appointed. However, President Zartman hopes to be able to do so a t thn neat meeting. Mrj. Claude U y o was appointed chairman of publicity for the coming year. Dr. Harry R. Amsley of Apopka ^ i a guest of the evening and " p o k e to Ibe group. Refreshments were served at under the chairmanship of Mrs. P. J. Zartman* Rep. Sikes States Bandwagon Rolling For Stevenson vS CHICAGO tlt—The chairman of Tlorida'a Democratic convention delegation aald today that the bandwagon is beginning to roll again for Adlal Stevenson as the presidential candidate. --R ep. Robert Sikes said this was jiarucularlr noticeable In the Mouth end among other states at be listened to delegates talk. Z Jiu d after last nights keynote -w atch, Sikas said Gov. rra n k TCetnent will bear watching as a When for the second place on the ticket. “ It was a magnificent keynote address," Sikes said. He aded Jhat the talk was something the Democratic Party needed to get U started toward a November vtoreported that the Stevengalea la the group numI bad bald discussions with who formerly . ware for ifauver and now have aald '56-57 Pre-School Program To Get Underway Friday Tha 1956-57 pre-school program will get underway on Friday, with a principals meeting in the county school office at 9 a. m, Teachers and principals will re­ port for duty a t their respective schools on Aug. 20 at B<34. A county-wide meeting of all princi­ pals and teachers will be bald at the Pine Crest School on Aug. 21, 1:30. The principal speaker at the morning session will be Dr. Bro­ ward Culpepper, Executive Secre­ tary of the State Board of Control. School personnel will be introduced, and a short business meeting of the Seminole County Education As­ sociation Is scheduled, Lunch will be served In the new Pine Crest Cafetorlum. The lunch­ eon program will Include talk* by special guests. Thea fternoon session will be de­ voted to a general session followed by group meetings. On Wed., Aug. 22, all principals and teachers will attend a meeting of District V o f‘the Florida Edu­ cation Association In Daytona Beach. Mrs. Audrey Beid, hand-writing Consultant, will hold a Clinic for all elementary teacbera a t the Pine Crest School on Aug. 14. A representative group of teach­ ers. principals and supervisors, will attend a Materials of Instruc­ tion Clinic in Tavares on Aug, 29. Registration of pupila la schedul­ ed for the morning of Aug. beginning at 9 a. m. Ruses will pick up children a t regular stops am) return them at noon. Teachers and principals will be in their respective schools on all other days during tbe pra-school period making plans and preparing for tt-e new school year. Milk Commission To Re-Organize A t Meet Today JACKSONVILLE UP—The Flor­ id i Milk Commission bolds a re­ organisation meeting here today. A new chairman will probably be named to take the place of C. Raymond Leo of Clearwater. Gov. Collins on inly 17 ap­ pointed three consumer members to four year terms; Howard WalUm, Miami labor leader to take the place Of William Imand of Miami; Dexter Lowry of Tallahassee, retired Army colunsl, to u k e the place ol Lai} aod H. G. Cochran, Lake City hard­ ware merchant to taka t h e -----of Mrs. Bertha EUlott of J vUl*. , . . . Lee and Imand resigned before expiration «g MlAMIun—Hurricane Belay veer­ ed away from its beeline course to­ ward Florida today and forecasters ■aid that if tbe trend continues the center ot the small but violent tro­ pical storm may never reach the Florida coasl. Hurricane warning* ware low­ ered along tbe thickly-populated southeast Florida "gold coast" from Palm eBach southward at 11 a. m. EST a* tbe storm continued Ua gradual awing away from its earlier northwest course to a more northerly direction. The checkered warning flags still flew, however, along the 100-mile stretch of coast from Palm Beach to Melbourne and a "hurricane watch" was advised from Mel­ bourne to Brims vlck, Ga. A "Hurricane watch” is a warn­ ing for residents to keep abreast of storm advisories and be ready to lake precautions if they become necessary. Centered 230 miles east of Palm Beach, Hurricane Betsy was mov­ ing northwestward at about 14 miles an hour. Forecasters aald it probably would conlnue on Its pres­ ent course for the next six to 12 hours. After that, said the 11 a. m. EST advisory, "there are some In­ dications of a more northerly movement. If tbla development oc­ curs, he likelihood of tbe hurricane center reselling the Florida coast will decrease." The storm’s Intensity was un­ changed. Winds of 120 mllea an hour whirled in a small area around the "eye" and winds of hurricane velocity 78 mllea an hour or greater reachad out ISO miles to the northeast and 40 miles in other directions, Hospital Reveals New Visiting Hours Upon the recommendation of the Medicar H alf, tha Board of Trustees e f (ha Samlnole Memorial HospitalIbssi eliminated the m an - ! s s ;,T * ■“ ,1- r n ’ ‘ i t For the past six months, morn­ ing visiting h o rn hava been ob­ served; however, the large num­ ber of morning visitors has mada it Increasingly difficult for the hospital and Medical Staff to rend­ er efficient medical care to the patient*. Because the hospital realizes th at visitors, as well as the itaff, are primarily concerned about the patient’s welfare, the ring visiting hours will be­ come effective Aug. 15: Private rooms, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Semi-private rooms, 2 p.m, to 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. to s p.m. Pediatrics, It a.m. to 8 p.m. (Parents a n d /o r grandparents only). Obstetrics, In accordance with accommodation and no visitors during feeding of babies. CofC Directors, Committee Heads To Meet Tonight The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce has issued a request that alt directors and committee chairmen Uke notice of the Di­ rectors meeting being held tonight at t p.m. a t the Commissioners Rooms, City Hall. , They are asked to note the change of meeting place, due to the fact that the State Auditors are operating in the session room of the Educational building. The following Items have been scheduled: waterways report; county highway and road report; Industrial report; and businesseducation day Hurricane S a fe ty M e a su re s For those not familiar with hur­ ricanes the following safety meas­ ures have been released by the American Red Cross which will be helpful a* a guide to tbe action to be taken when warnings are issued of an approaching hurricane: 1. Keep your radio on and listen for late warning* and advis­ ories. 2. Pay no attention to rumors. Rely only on the official wea­ ther advices and warnings. 3. Get away and stay away from low-lying beaches or other lo ­ cations which may be swept by high tides or storm waves. If your only passage to high ground la over a road likely to be under water during n severe storm, then leave early. Don’t run the risk aI being marooned. 4. If your house is up out at the danger ot high tide and I* well built (securely anchored to foundation with a good roof also securely fastened) then It is probably the best plaea to weather oultha storm. 5. Board up windows or put storm shutters in place. When you board up use good lumber se­ curely fastened. Maka-ihlfl boarding may do more dam­ age than none at alL Have strong bracing tor outside doors. I, Get in extra food, especially things which can be eaten without cooking or with very little preparation. Remember the electric power may be off and you may be without refri­ geration. 7. if emergency erfoking facilities are neceasary, be sure they are In working order. I. Sterilise the bathtub, and fill It with water. Also aterillie and fill all Jugs, bottles, cook­ ing utensils and other Contain­ ers. as w ater aervlco may be Interrupted. Even for some­ time after service has been restored it may be wise to boll drinking water, unleu you aio sure the supply received from the city's water quins la safe. I . Hava o flashlight In working condition and k ro $ |itl h tn d h 19. Check oh everything that might blow away or be tom Iocm. Garbage cans, garden tools, signs, porch furniture, asmings, and other objects be­ come weapons of destruction in hurricane winds. Store them ail inside If possible. Loose ob­ jects on the roofa ot building* are especially dangerous. II. Be sure that a winJow or door can be opened on the lee (ide of the house — Ihe side opposite the one feeing the wind. 12. If the center or "eye" of the • storm passei directly over, there will be a lull In the wind lasting from a few minutes to half an hour or more. Stay in a safe place. Make emer­ gency repairs during Ihe lull if necessary, but remember tbe wind will return suddenly from the opposite direction, frequently with even greater violence. 12. Be calm. Your ability to meet emergencies will Inspire and help others. House Fire Is Reported Today It wae reported today that the Sanford Fire Department an­ swered a call at 12:05 *.m. to put out a fire at 907 W. 12th St. The fire did considerable damage to the home and ia believed to have originated in the kitchen. The name of the negro couple oc­ cupying the borne was not im mediately avaitable. Pilot Says Betsy JACKSONVILLE (P-H urricane Betsy may not be big as tropical storms go but It’s tough. As a m atter of fact, Lt. J . E. Shipman, a Navy pilot with some IB , tow level storm penetrations to his credit, boBcves "Betsy la probably the second toughest hur­ ricane I’ve c m flows." The V-yaar-old flier from Mem­ phis, Tana., who te In his fourth year of hurricane hunting end watching, said today Hurricane Fox la IN I waa a little rougher. Shipman and his crew of nine men have made the only low leval penetration of Betsy since its dis­ covery last week. The Tennessean took hie twin-engine P2V plane la­ te Betsy's eye Friday. "1 wee surprised by it," he said this morning at the Naval Air Station here after a 11-hour trick tracking the season's second tropi­ cal storm an a radar " I didn't expect it te be such n developed alarm at that stage," he aald a f the flight lata the eye, "A t ana apet we ran inte lim t U i n ew spaper * TUESDAY. A U G U ST 14, 1956 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A N o. I l l A aoociatcd Prooo Loaood W ir t No Break Seen In Demos Nomination Deadlock Board Unable To Reach £a v o rjt ? Vocational Service Property Agreement Sons Cling Talks, Music Duel To Votes Entertain Rotarians The City Commissioners at la at *night's meeting were unable to reach an, agreement involving the sale of three piece* of city-own­ ed property. E. J. Moughton Jr. appeared be­ fore the commissioners with an offer from Edward Cox, owner of the Monroe Boat Basin of flO.OOO for property on French Ava. at the railroad tracka near Commercial "This la your park. SI. Let no one say, and . MoughUm slated that Cox wanted Say it to your shame, to build a 5,000 foot building for That all was beauty the manufacturing of Fibre Glass Until you came." Boats. The Crystal Lake Fubllc Beach He sUted that the . firm would at Grand Bend Ave. and Country eventually employ 30 to 40 people. Club road In Lake Mary is again a Mayor Scott aald that the city, thing of beauty. a few months ago, had been of­ Following the decision of tho fered 220.000 for this same piece of Seminole County Board of Com­ missioners last Monday, county property. etatedref im ANWftEico cm cm workers got to work immediately. Commissioner H ig g in b o th a m Bath houses and toilets were re­ ■tated that be could not see how built, the dangerously decaying the commissioners could Justify dock was demolished, and the high selling for 210,000 when formerly weed* and other debris cut down and removed. they were offered 120,000. This morning, C. G. McWalera, Mougblon laid that he under­ discing and grading contractor of stood the land was being held for Lake Mary, donated hia machinery an Industrial area and that the and time to creating a beach a n a boat company would create a pay­ at least four times as large as the roll as well as bringing the city old one. ’ additional taxes. All that remains now to make The City Commlaalonara decided Crystal Lake beach one of the to have the property appraised by "nlceiL" swimming spots In cen­ the local real estate men eo at tral Florida Is putting clay on the to determine n near value and entrance parking area and Install­ that they would notify Moughton ing picnic tables and benches, and Cox at a future date. d a y for the beach will be obtain­ Charioa Atkinson, appeared be­ ed from surplus excavation on the fore the commission regarding Upaela road project, it waa stat­ tha poxtlbllity of obtaining tho ed by a member of the County rity property at Ninth and French Board of Commissioners last week. Ave. Trash cans have keen placed He (tile d (b it ho would etart a a t vantage print*. sad awlmraaro bustaee* that would be eases mite t riflUAlUd to - COIMf1(1 t .lll to the community and bring tha maintaining the p n eaat neat a p ­ pearance of tha beach. city $4,000 to $1,000 In taxes. Bill Hutchison, city attorney, stated tbe properly could not ho used for anything but a park be- Young Concert cause It aawd ah ahrdlu shr cm esuee U waa donated to the city Pianist Has with that apeclflration. He also stated that any other uee of th» Busy Schedule Ono ol tho busiest little tidies land would revert It back to tha In town right now Is Allyson Lao, heira of the original owner. A request to purchase city pro­ young concert pianist, daughter perty by W. E. (Bill) E lans to of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lee. Fol­ relocate his recently burned lowing recent eppearaocea before roofiitg business waa rejected by the Rotary Club and North Orlan­ do Klwanla Club and Liana’ Clubs the commissioners. in several secUona of Central Florida, the talented youngeter la to appear before the City's Stray Dogs scheduled Sanford Klwanls Club tomorrow; In For Rough Time ■t the Mayfair Inn Ball Room Sat­ Stray doge in Stnfonl are In for urday night and ate the local a rough tima in the near future. Lions Club next Tuesday noon. Allyson, who has committed Tbe City Commission last night passed a motion that all dogs to memory over M classical and must be licenaed and vaccinated. popular numbers, baa roeolvad The City Manager was Instruct­ the plaudits of her audiences ed to employ a dog catcher im­ everywhera and, although only tlmediately and he was also Instruct­ years-old, plays the piano (and ed to publish a notice giving dog some o( the Instruments have been owners 10 days In which to get pianos In name, only I) in e man­ ner that would do credit te one their doge property tagged. Instructions wera also given to three time* her age. She has re­ ceived enthusiastic and euloglsplace the dogs in tho city pound and give owners three daye in tie press notices with oven odltorlali having betn written about which to claim them. Commissioner Higginbotham aald her exceptional talent. She will be Introduced a t her that the purpoO* waa to clear tbo local appearances by Charlie streets of stray dogs, not to pick Morrison, "long Ume friend" of up chllden’a pots. Ha further stated there wai tha Lee family. always a danger of children get ting scarred and hurt by the stray T V Star M. Raye dog*. Remodeling Work At Crystal Lake Nears Completion 'Tough Storm' "We came down to 100 faet above the water and 1 was generally having trouble controlling the air plane. After we got down to about 100 feet It pushed us up and we Went into the ays at 1,000 feet.” Once In the eye, the slightly built pilot said, be dropped the plana to BOO feet and tried to cir­ cle. Although It waa only 3 o’clock in the afternoon visibility was poor. “Wa stayed in about 10 minutes, then found a soft spot and made our departure," ho recalled. The watch last night oo Betsy waa "straight radar tracking," be ■aid. T han was nothing unuiuaL Lt. Lg. D. E . Bailey of Deerfield, I1L, flight aerologist on LL Shipman’s crow, said Betsy last night had developed considerably since Friday. ' "Tbo oye baa grown from about 10 miles !u diameter to M miles," he said. Tho M-year-otd bachelor ofiioor flow into throo hurricanes year said Betsy wa* "on* of Iks roughest. I t didn’t have tho oad woo r o t tho ir Y m w U h ta M I t N e t D elivered By • P . M. CaQ 1821 B efo re 7 P . N . ——— 't-i* - - ro r u w iiw j biggest but It was extremely se­ vere,” be said. "F or a storm only a few days old to have 100-knot winds—about 112 miles an hour—is unusual This one had probably more than 100knots winds when the penetration was made." For Ena. Jack V. Baird, n flight aerologist from Pullman, Wash., making hia first trip Into a hurri­ cane, the flight waa "pretty rough going. I didn't have much time for observing anything. " I had Jack pretty busy doing Um things I didn’t have tlmo U do." remarked Lt. Bailey. "We didn't really expect tho storm to toes the piano around as much as It did." Batsy, watched oo tha radar scope la ri night from distance* varying from N milts up, "ap­ peared to he in a constant state of flux," Km . flalrd aald. "At one Um* w* had difficulty la deter­ mining its position because it did not present Itself on tho scop*." Tbo Navy aald only on* poostratien had hoot mad* hocauao tho ■term hod h aw gaeoraUy \* re r CONVENTION HALL, Chicago IB—Thera was no sign of a break today from the essential deadlock In the atriiggle among the Demo­ crats over their presidential nom­ ination. "Favorite sons," still clinging to their voles, and the big block uf delegates silent as to their aenttmenta kept the outlook teetering In uncertainty a i the party faith­ ful returned to this hall for tbo second day of their convention. Force* backing Averail Harriman, who la waging an uphill bat­ tle to catrii the front-running Adlal Stevenson, professed to find the situation to their liking. The Harriman people aald tha reluctance of many state delega­ tions to take a firm position In­ dicate “discontent'’ in groups pre­ viously regarded aa leaning te, or virtually In, the Stevenson camp. But to many of tho old proa, Stevenson looked like an odds-on favorite. By an Associated Press poll of delegates, he was Just 13114 votes short of the 69644 needed for the nomination. Moreover, a big parcel of uncommitted votes was In the South. Southern senti­ ment it clearly toward a profs ence for Stevenson over Harriman If It cornea to a choice of taking one or tho other. The AP poll of delegate* willing to expnsa a preference gave Stev­ enson 654, Harriman 22914, and Other candidates NS. This left 305(4 In the uncommitted cate­ gory. Among the unoommltled were a from Mlsslastppt, l l from Ala­ bama, 14V4 from Arkansas, 11V4 from Georgia,' T»tt from VbUnlf, and 9 from North Carolina. South Carolina's 96 a n pledged to Gov. George Bed Timmerman as a favorite son. And today, Tennessee decided that on the first ballot Its 33 would, go te Gov. Frank Clement, the party keynoter who rocked this hall lari night with a fightingpraying call to arms against tha Republicans. For tha delegatee, there waa more oratory on U p today. This time It was keyed te winning tho housewife's vote ind paraded Democratic women member* of Congress. Clement’s "country atyla" ora­ tory found high favor among the delegates from Missouri, ono of the nation’s largest producers of country style music. Tha. Missou­ ri boys Ulked of backing Clement for Vice president. Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennes­ see also waa being plugged for second place on the ticket. Tbo California delegation reported trong sentiment for him. Simpson Form Supply Under New Ownership MIAMI BEACH UB-Comedienna Martha Ray* waa rushed to a boa p iu l here today, ia critical con­ dition after taking an overdose of stepping pills. Her physician, Dr. Ralph Rob­ bins, stld tha 39-year-old television alar bad taken about K sleeping pills and wa* "in very poor coadltlon." A negro maid found MUa Kaye unconscious on tha floor of bar Miami Batch horn# a t I a.m., ■bout a half hour after Uw actraas had com* homa for tha bight. Sha called Dr. Robbins. The physician said Misa Raya had been despondent for tha past week. It was announced today that Simpaon Farm Supply, owned by Willi* Blmpson and Joy Martin Simpaon, was sold to Bidwell Food and Supply Company. Bidwell Feeds nd Supply Co. ia owned and operated by John A. Bidwell, who haa for the past several year* been associated with the Ralston Purina Co. as district salesman In Central Florida. H* la a graduate of the Uni­ versity of Florida with a degree In Animal Husbandry, and haa had experiance In hia own livestock and poultry operations. Tbe Simpsons plan to expand the cage hen operations and devote all of their tlmo te that operation. They want to thank tha people of Sanford for tha association* and business extended them and "we will a till be in Sanford eo bop* te see you often". Bidwell stated "It la our earnest desire te continue the fine service to which you have been accustom­ ed, with the addition ef any serv­ ices or supplies that you Bright need in the future. Tho store is located on 119 W. Second Street In Sanford. Med-Fly In Area Mothodists Plan Takes Overdose Of Sleeping Pills The Mediterranean Fruit Fly, which baa been causing this stela Community Picnic so much worry was reported by the DelARY—Mrs. Edward J . Mc­ Central Florida Experimental Sta- Carthy, president of the W-B.C.I. lloo, te bo found ia tangerines and th at th e n will bo a orange* at Methodist picnic to­ County. ot flort’a perk, tag ptoeo wfll h« tha a t •:$ • m l a t which An extemporaneous program featuring vocational service talks by three recently Inducted mem­ bers of the Sanford Rotary Club and a spirited contest between th* elub's song lesdrr and piano ac­ companist held the sttcntlon of the local Rotariana at its weekly meeting yesterday afternoon a t the Yacht Club. Due lo the fact that tha ached* tiled speaker, Major John Lovett^ Base Operations Officer of the Plnecastel Air Force Base wan grounded because uf the Impends Ing storm, Gordon Bradley speedily arranged th* "pinch-hitting pro* gram " in which tha following took part: Dr. John W. (Billy; Epps spoko briefly and 1rather humorously ■bout hia profession, the general practice of dentistry. Claiming that he waa the low man on the Epps’ totem pole, "Billy" urged his hearers te "Brush your teeth twice dally; see your dentist twice a year and . . . Keep Smiling-" . Thomas S. (Tom) McDonald who holds the classification ef Ab­ stractor gave the club soma valu­ able Information about hia vo­ cation and waa followad by D& W. Vincent (Vince) Roberta, classification Cardiologist who ■poko Interestingly about Um heart, Its functions, its diaoaaag ■nd th* many rapid stridas mod# in treatm ent of this most Import* m t organ. Much amusement waa created by a good-natured duel staged by Charlie Morrison, song-leader, and Harry KudoU, pianist. After a few songs. Ju st as Harry was s h if t te “ptajr out" th* finale of a song, Charlie would lead into another. Harry would try te d o s t out th* chorus and Charlie, again* would lead Into another. The club sang well and long and smiled and finally toughed at the performance which item ed te be unrehearsed. Dr. Charles L. Persons presided and, ia the absence of tho regular 8gt.-at-Arms, Frank Noel, M. U Reborn did t h e Introductory honors for visiting Rotariana and gueata. Tha Invocation was kg Bob Gregory of DeLand. 15 Persons Die As Blast Levels Crowded Cafe MONT1CKLLO, Utah ilt-A n ex* plosion' shattered a crowded cafe In this southeastern Utah uranium mining community tort night, kin* Ing IS and Injuring more than M of tho 50-odd diners at tha height of the buay 7 o’eloak dinner hour. The blast leveled th* small brleb and cladwWock Lariat Cafe on Um edge of V.S. 199 on Ihe outaklrta of town. Tbe cafe sign waa all that was left standing. The tern wreckage did net burn. gome of Um bodies were blown through the wall. Rescue workers found two case* of eggs In the rubble, They were not broken. Taro utility company employes* Jerry Fitoh, 29, and Fran Urray* 19, both of gait Lake City, sufr vivtd. They had Just begun te cal when the cafe flew apart. Ball Fitch; "The first thing I noticed, I wag up in the air . . . I Just remem­ ber going straight up and earning down and string what I was coming down on.” Fitch and Urray wore blown out of tho cafe and landed on tho ground, unhurt "1 remember one little boy shouting: "My daddy’s kilted I My daddy's kilted!' Than there waa • tittle girl who cried: ’Mammy* deadl’ Tho idcatteal thing pram tieaUy. That waa tho waa really had," Fitch aald. It waa believed tha eapl* waa caused by tasking natural gas game arid tho cafe had Jua9 boon hooked up to a gas Ua*. Bu$ f i n chief Robert F. Aryan a r il atari an tavostlgaUoa to* sro commenting on thg _ _ _ _ !_ L ■4 - :l ‘i .*VS %• . ! �W>1 .1* THg 8A CT0ID H K jU tP N H s /r M O n ceo t h r * OOV3 AQC ON VACATION: l e t s s e e . ? —a b t i r s -w ~-i b e e n aw ay t NMC J jr-V r mow'd >eu KNOW.* WA» ir/NTHC . PAPEOfy WEE ICS HEAD M| “ I-T O IV OOtfT SHOUT LIKE THAT/ IF YOU A M M EUK EA T---- rnnd there waa no dlaaaUsfactlon ■mom the road block worker*. Thar* bav* bean raporta tha road block checker* were dlaaatlaflad with working ••ondltlon* aft, TAMPA UP-The chief road* «.■ William Taylor, a plant boartT block Inipector for the Mediter* official, banned uao of chain and ranean fruit fly control program tenta for Inipector*. ha* denied raporta that a num­ ber of road block chcckari had Latin la being modernised— quit In proteil over a crackdown tatavlalo (television)j globus aby lupervltnn. tomlcs vl dlaplodana (atomic Edward G. Donohue of Miami bomb) sad msnubristl raticull aald only ona employe a t ala road­ ludua (tannla). block* In th* Tampa area had quit and ha did io on tb* advice of a doctor. Thla employ*, William L. Sher­ man of nearby Mango, had aald levtral workera had walked off tha job at a poit on tha outiklrta of Tampa. Donohue aald thla waa not trua Inspector Denies Reports Road Block Checkers Quitting W li* 1 THREW THe '-HJ 1,1 (S M eav old thins ) C X J T .w - - ' aeN TteM A N .T a u fe a v e u i s f ' where rr is Public Hearing On Telephone Rate Increases Slated AUCI IIMOtlfON (top) of Valley Mar, Calif., primps before a mirror In tha San Francisco Cow Palace suit* that may be used by President Eisenhower when ha appears befora tb* Republican national con* ventlon later this month. Meanwhlla, Mrs. Webster Todd of Oldwlck, N J., a national commltteawoman, toura tha huge convention hall in an electric ear with Art Bauter to check decorations, (international) gumrowtcoM AM Ts’ St-AST WRECKS SCHOOL BUILDING GOLDEN CITY. Mo. iA - A dynamlta blast yesterday wracked a new high school building under con­ struction here, "I'm sure It was sabotage," city Marshal Craydon Lyons aald. Tha marxhal aald ha knew of no motive for th* blasting. He estimated a case of dynamite was used by someone "who knew la t he was doing." Lyons aald at ruled out young vandals. S A Perfect Picnic Treat Lego! Notice l l . m a . n lh e rn le a ■ U n i t s I I'nnfeten w ill hs m U ' H s g s l »ou a»d His cause proceed e t a si W IT N K S fl m y b i s * s s « a tfli Seal s t B a s ta rd . Bsm lnuls fo u r f l u i d s , i s i t tea e a r * f A n a ,/j/O. I*. Haradwn r d t r k o f ilia c ir c u it at WILL MANKRIMUN, »M (r a d iia c t .a a d r > ( M a i mV>< rn u n Sem inole C n u a lr. Slo t Ida (B R A D ordon V . F re d e ric k tto raey fa r P la in tiff iV it ** Hewatdt Against ant* af inti are kareka not Hit* a ad ,•« ulred ta areaa* I M l r*| "Varik Farit Aveaua llfi'i? V you. 4 ‘••ms**# welsh yaw, Ifct at Saatard . F lo rid a althar of mar kayo agsfaet atldla of WII.Mat HANK OHSON alto known at WILL HANKKROON J’*", ***<; lew "• sold i-euair. la Ike Judae of Bamlnala Cauati. Florida, at hi# off), a la tka ouurl J POPE CONSIDERING CONSISTORY VATICAN CITY (A*)-Pops Pl­ ea XII Is seriously conilderlnif calling a ronalitnry to son solem­ nity to the beatification of Inno­ cent VI In October, a high Vati­ can sourra aald today. In August, lUfifl, will be rela­ belled the hirlhday of a low­ browed, halry-chealad great uncle of the human rara—Neanderthal Men. He was discovered 100 years ago. Legal Notice g a t p e n it x sit a e e . c / e u r » Reus S liuah tsr. HPI> *. Csdartown Polk itnnntv. Hinrsla. ___ IN TUB NAUR O f THE 1TATB OP PLOIMDA' ailBKTINUSi „ „ „ r u n . I'H HIlt U< l|MK DBSNBNDANT HKIIKIV. ADR IIHIIBUV UKI Nil AOVISKD THAT VilU AIIH IlKI NO SURD IN niVORCM B f XOUM •fi) FILB vm m anbwkii AUOI'BT IS. ISIS IN tlD COlinT. ( U K A PRio r o x r r a n o w il l n r [) AOAINST v o lt AND T in t CASK WII.I, Pnot-KRD KX I’AttTK w i T x n n n vir h a n d a n d hrai THIS SIRD DAT n r Jlll.V ISIS Ar ri.MRK. r i i t r u t T r m ti iT . nttsii NOI.lt rO l'NTT. NINTH JUDIUAI a i t e u t r . F lorida . n r H»rm*oa • Clark S V ‘° f “ A laf, “atfhl“l S la* ef eandwlche* Ssr (k n it tatlngf tg af lamb, m a te d Metenlay, slip It or ar Insula tod carrier-bag. Add sweet *• team lose, ■ (oaf af pear ftvarita design Ma swr saadwlalk treat—right Stt!*.f.rii', ? ,.U Hit */'*11i.taia h* '» of wellrtal. lag, and thall aiala rUta?**?*.?!.'1 ,44r,M nl claimant. and ahall ha awnra In Iks hr ISf-.r * mS*'* at•"» aurh•*■"• rlalm ornr da. •hand am an Hits than ba valS. Raaa |.»a Hut'or Nlnura II. Janiea Aa Adnlaltiraiora of Hit N aim of Wlllla Hinkarann, S m a ttd * * ' ' " H* Maoksraon. n w. War1#. Aitr. w nod r Ilfr-Pan, Iat Dlda. Sanford riot Ida r, delicately-fUverad lamb aandwlcbad a bread, along with wmaper-thia onion blight o f raid m a t lamb if p i llak ram yrsterdsy a dinner m a t Cooked i skies wads lately Maw o v m (M i'F ) ad ar, mar* accurately, until aa weaa around ITO'F, aad allowed to eool a In tha refrigerator, all lbs Juices ass a add Uieir fine flavor to that af tha RAYMOND *Uee of ratldaaaa It uahaawa ,„* ■ •••? Oeaiklalal Saving, beta i**4 , r«u In the id w l t '■ aad for aamlnaia ('onmy. marlSs. In iTtaavary. for Ulvorwe. ! .‘‘••XoM J.1I l s n l a a Id art Ian bales A Plaintiff. »T WOODAno. Da (tad- ■sL Ihsaa praaanta ara ta rsuaa and jesulrs van to fils yaur writ tan astsoaoa if say, to t i l fiean li 1st fils* PlalntltDa attarnsy aa ar befera tka art day of Beatsatbst. A. f *'/*e ■w ----f * Tt—in M. 9A LL, REALTO R Jn TALLAHASSEE UT-Thc Florida Railroad A Public Utilities Comminion hai announced a public hearing at Tampa Sept. S In th* Hillsborough County courthoui* on application of Peninsular Tele­ phone Co., for rale Increases. The company hai petitioned for authority to Increase charges for phone service In Us exchange at Auburndste, Bartow, Bradenton, Clearwater, Englewood, Frost­ proof, Haines City, Lakeland, Lake Walea, Mulberry, Naw Port Richey, Plant City, Ruikln, St. Petersburg, Sarasota, Tampa, Tarpon Springs, Venlca and Win­ ter Haven. The company hopes to increase Its annual ravanuea by I million dollars to permit tha borrowing of money for a 11 million dollar expansion program. THIS QUESTION I sliced • golf ball and it hit ■ golfer on a parallel fairway, causing ■hull fracture and brain concussion. His raadical coats and lost salary will run over 91900. la It true th at ■ 910 Personal Liability policy would have paid this loss for ma? fisduAiLUJhudkjL A CLASSIFIED AD HELPS YOU DO IT FAST A Sanford Herald Ad ti the quick way If locating th* owner of loat property you find. And what a thrill it la to give Iwck, .litat about an great an it to get luck. Phone 1821 to placa a pound Ad. It ran make you and aomeope else mighty happy, it may save you trouble and embaraaament later. �n CAMERA S ny IIANS VON NOI.DE course, to distances of t or 10j ,Y:u n.iy wonder many tim*'* t:r'. from camera to suhjeet. r- ■ ■Ph;to* appear to be, Gat handy with estimating stan­ ■.r,:!,d. Tiio photographers iccm j dard distances like those, and * ; 10 ot the rlth* place, have their you will find that your speed in l r, ' ■'r e ' ad jutted and are ready tn taking a picture Improve* quickly. >t ail the time. A good way to Judge the dis­ • any o( you may coutldcr it at tance la to compare it mentally (iu.c luck. In mott casei, however, to some distance you are famil­ this it not true, iar with. Most beds, for Instance, A new* photographer learnt u> are about 6 feet long. Or your hand!.? h'.- crmcra much ns an arms stretched nut to your sides evreriencj.l driver, handle* hit measure about 6 feet from fin­ automobile. The driver, with time ger tip to finger lip. and practice. -;e.< the fc ’>t j of Become adept at the cto;e mastery over the machine, lie doci 1" ‘ '>ve Is iw srlotulv think n( approximate Judging of these two i Where Ida feel, hia hands, or the distance!. The "6-footcr" and the' variant gadgets are. Instead he can "10-fooler” are two of the most concentrate on the road or the common close-up distances In photography, and are easy to accnery around him. ' The situation la the tam e for a learn. good photographer. The camera be­ The "8-footer" is used when comes a part of his body, and he shooting one person, and the "10can work the mechanical aipects footcr" I* most common for small of the mechanism almost automa­ groups, walking people, or other tically. Before shooting, he knows short range action shots. what he needs, the angle to shoot ..Most camera! with normal from, and especially what distance lenses will allow you these two to shoot from. adjustments for distance without Here la a primary secret of good any trouble. news photography. The man be­ After you have learned to ap­ hind tho camera haa h!i distance proximate these two distance! and act before he starts to take a pic­ have got them in your shooting ture. He then can feel free to system other distance estimations shoot, being able to direct the sub- will come almost automatically. J*"' *ntn the ranee already set. Your second d tp to good can­ The photographer haa the -feel did shots Is learning to adjust the of the picture, and his instrument range with your body. After you Is ready to fire within a second. have learned about what the dis­ Setting for distance before time tances are, you have to learn to do the actual shooting Is a fundamental action of a good to get your camera at that dis­ from the aubject. news photographer. It la the ex- tance Set for the distance you want, plantation behind many of tha then use your legs and your body best pictures which appear so candid. For the pictures are to get the camera at that range really unposed. The ready photo­ from the subject. Dont be stiff. Remain loose, grapher could choose the instant walk, crouch and stretch your to snap the shutter, catching the body If necessary. Just don’t be subject in its most natural or a slave to your rangefinder. significant manner. You will see, the minute you After Setting the distance, the learn to "guen-tfocu*" your cameraman can use bla legs for shots, your products will have major adjustments In range, and that candid feeling you like so his body for the minor adjust­ much, and have wondered about ments. His body movements be­ in news photography. come the rangefinder. "Guess-focusing" will make you Even though they might have tho news photographer around the the very best rangefinder available, those who does not follow house. You'll have belter result* in your picture*, and without this nils often find themselves more expensive equipment. behind in the race for a picture. While the unprepared are ad­ justing the rangefinder, others have got the picture, or the sub­ Over $100 Million ject h is changed and the best Will Be Spent picture Is lost. Being ready at the precise mo­ ment of the best action la a new* On Conventions NEW YORK LB — The trade photographer’s job. But candid pictures do not have to be ao magastne Printers' Ink aays mors than 100 million dollar! will he exclusive of the professionals. Good, natural shoti are Just spent on advertising In connection as Important to the amateur. with the political conventions and Pictures of your child, your wife, the presidential campaigns. The magaiine, In its Issue Wed' or scenes around you in their most natural way* and manner­ nesday, said: "Five big national advertisers isms will be tho one* you show with prida. They will be much are putting at least 13 million more valuable to you than stock dollars on tha line for convention or strained poses, which do not and elertlon night broadcast cov­ erage and for advance and follow­ appear natural. Here, then, are a couple of up merchandising and sales pro­ tips which should give you can­ motion campaigns in newspaptra, did results in picture* you will magi tines, business papers, ra­ dio, television, and polnt-of-purbe proud of for years. Tho first suggestion might chase. "The Republican and Democratsound good to tha owner of the Inexpensive earners without elab­ ie national committee!, the Citlorate rangefinding equipment. xeni for Eisenhower, a similar Being without the rangefinder committee for the Democratic nominees and other national com­ might be to your advantage. It would Improve your chancea mittees of both parties will each of being prepared with your earn­ spend most of the three million ers, ready to photograph the mo­ dollars apiece permitted by Jaw." The balance, the publication ment you Want without being hindered and slowed down with said, will consist of "expenditure! by congreislonal and state cam­ focusing. Learn to think In terms of a paign committee! on both p irtlei •'•-footer" and a "10-footer." and by labor and miscellaneous groups." These two phrases refer, Tut*., Xuf. 1 4 ,IBM, T i n 1 T^B SANTOTtP HER ALP THE OLD HOME TOWN IU 1 ►»**-<0*fw» Bv STANLEY i 1 I ' ‘ MARIN* A THAI RUN on Lake Tahoe, Calif, b the HmroU Kol III, newest threat to the world** record for unlimited hydroplane* which has been entered In the President's Cup regatta In Washington. Ownew by Edgar P. Ka'ser, industrialist, the new speedster la a 30-foot eraft and exceeds IDO mile* an H-bomb Tests Vital to CD Hoover, Kennedy Are Christopher Award Winners McMillan Believes ia, Florida Tobacco Too High 0 FLORENCE, 8. C., LB — Rep. John L. McMillan (D SC), ha* told the UJ1. Dept, of Agriculture th it he believes tobacco on the Georgia and Florida markets ia being graded higher than tha samo typo of leaf being offered in South Car­ olina. McMillan addressed his complsint to Clarence Miller, director of the tobacco division of tha Ag­ riculture Department. "I have talked with two govern­ ment gradera, whose names I will not divulge," McMillan said hers In an interview, "who admit that similar tobacco In Georgia la be­ ing graded higher than in this ■tate. "Something must bs dona to bring about tha differential of 6 cents per pound between tied and untied tobacco. Tobacco Is -old untied In Georgia, tied In 8oulh Carolina. A B eents allowance It supposed to be mad* for this ex­ tra work. McMillan asld farmers told him they havs been paid more for un­ tied and ungraded tobacco In Georgia than for tied and graded leaf told In South Carolina. r-~-S w . BUT NO POT Of GaDI (Pip vdu aiM.ua Thai wwaMevcn WXAV M IH A *UN » Alwas* •asm s -cut tn* euNOowwcaueeo wr vua euwa utsa K»w cmnrrtrAMoaewi aa wav »«Ha m twa coiNcnusw«eims *ey n a u s iv tc u iB t QJo*» i r n w n is v a cv values to in auukSA l n « U 5 S- Dr. J. Allen Gives Opinion Of Good Collegee Student GAINESVILLE LB-A good eolGA1NESVI lege student needs tn hive inter­ est, a reason for learning and a lot of " | will." This la the word of Dr. John S. Allen, University of Florida vlca president who gave his opinion for a University New* Bureau sur­ vey. He added that tha student must have ability because "In our Democratic society we believe that n college education should be available to everyone who haa tho ability and Inteisst to profit by It. Sinco not everyone has tha ability or interest, college admis­ sions have become selective." Dr. Allen explained that some dean of tbs College of Engineer­ ing: To be an engineer, you "m utt produce work dally, be able to high ranking students fall be­ ■It In a ehalr and study and have cause they lose interest or moti­ • capacity for hard work." vation or fail to realist that col­ lege move* a t a faster pace titan high school. Other opinions: Assistant Dean K B. Mauti of the Collego of Law: Ta be a law yar, a lot of hard work, charac­ ter, courage, patience, tha ability to express yourself clearly and accurately, eommoa tense ind a desire to servo your fellow man. William T. Arnett, daan emeri­ tus of the Collage of Architecture and Allied Artat Te be an archi­ tect, imagination, enthusiasm and common sense. 1 Dr. B. S. Williamson, head of the Department of Phyaics: To be a chemist, a curiosity about what makes things tick and why and how. Dr. A. C. Klalnacmldt, assistant NEW YORK • Former President Herbert Hoover and United Stales Senator John F. Kennedy were among 15 authors, reporters and cartoonists named at Christopher award winners. Hoover was honored for his artIde In the June 10th Issue of This Week magaiine entitled, "The Leadership I Believe In which pointed out that man's progreat Is measured by his religious faith In the principle* of Christ Senator Kennedy was cited for hit book, "Profiles In Courage,' which dcplcta the llvei of out standing American patriots. Pour newsmen and four maga tine writers also received the semi-annual Christopher awards for the period ending June 30th. In the announcement, Father James Krllcr founder of the Christophers, pointed out that those receiving awards were singled out because Ihry had used their God-given talent in a post tlve and constructive way. Each winner received a bronie plaque engraved with the Christopher motto: "Better to light one candle thin to curse the darkness." Others receiving hook awards were: Adrle Comandlni for "Doc­ tor Kate," the story of a woman doctor and her devotion to a com­ munity; Thomas Donley for "De­ liver Ui From Evil," which told of the U.S. Navy’a evacuation of Northern Viet Nam, and Georg* Msrdiglan for "Song of Ameri­ ca," an autobiography by an Im­ migrant who discovered In Ameri­ ca a spirit and beauty teen by few native son*. Winner* Int he newspaper field along with Hoover were: Sando Bologna for the editorial, "Goom* ha," In the Feb, 3 edition of tha Waterbury, Conn, Republican, a tribute to a candy merchant who made friends rather than mbney; Jean Barrett for "Printer Forces Magaiine ta Omit Story. . , ," In the March 11th Philadelphia Bul­ let in, telling of a printing house which refused to print a story it considered "lurid trash"; Willi­ am B. Harwood of the Baltimore, Md. Associated Press burcsu, for his Informative article of June 3 on the pamphlet of Maryland Tho sky momentarily lights with tho brilliance of a hundred suns, and then, within sec returns to the mors i hues of a tropical dawn. Another Hydrogen bomb Mora ipeclflcally. Operation 1 whig. Cherokee shot. • • o AS THB PYROTECHNICS dW OATA-COLLECTtNa Instrument rant*ten are checked hy a tech­ nician befara they are dropped hy parachnto from a SUM newends prior ta the aetaal H-bomb drop daring Operation Bedwing. Blast eftrrta Information from sorb equipment to vnlanbl* to civil defense In planning means of protection against alomlo or hydrogen war. <jori fhotoi away, there begins tha root work of checking instruments, analys­ ing data, comparing Cbaroka* with former tests. Scientists In concrete bunkers only 10 miles from around Zero quickly b*» gin to road their instruments. Planet, ships and rockats check tha Intensity of radioactive (allout and other effects of the Math Aboard n ship, the DM ML McKtoloy, sheet IT mUon from U>« blaet, a party o f , Federal Cfvll Defense Admin- * tetrsllan abtoreora t e n e t s their dark goggle*, limy, and ether* Mm them, mm! pa­ tiently wait for the actetatata. . But they know that whan thn scientist* have toted up thq score. It wilt fan to them to roflne existing techniques of popu­ lation evacuation and (belter— perhiqis devise new ones — tn assure survival of tha greatest number of persona If some day an American sky lights up U u a hundred suns. State's Attorney Anselm Sodaro, which stressed the cold facta of Juvenile delinquency and Us con­ sequences; and Leo Cherne for hit Juno IT artlclo in the New York Times magaiine, "Is tha 'New Russia' a New Myth?", ex­ plaining that the Inhuman Com­ munist system 'did not die wllb Stslin. M agnln* writers cited for the Christopher award were: Christy Rrown'a article "My Left Foot," In tha January Good Housekeep­ ing, revealing how the author overcame a crippling disease; Alice Hogan for "Tha Night Mri. Kent Quit," tn the March 17 Saturday Evening Post, a abort story about ■ teacher; Dorothy Park Clark’s "Love My Boys," In the April Coronet magaiine tell­ ing of a teacher whs rehabili­ tated delinquent hoys, ami I»->mi 1 Robinson for “Youth-Power Un­ limited!" In the Jiu e Reader’s Digest, describing now 80,000 yourigslrra helped police solve a traffic problem. •’•rtoonlit Eldon Plotchcr re­ ceived an award for "Oh, You Bet," la the January 11 City, lawa Jorunal, and H. M. Talburt for "Man Who D tp Pi* Sometimes Fall In," In tha New York World-Telegram to d 8 m a t Feb. T. Christopher award* are given aemt-annualty in Use talnment field to motlaa television and radio tlons. The Christopher movement emphasises the Importaneo a t personal responsibility Is raising the standards of govarnmeatt education, labor relation*. A U T O LOAN S Lowest Cost *S A\NN E P OR r D U b u m c:sw Pw . INSTALMENT LOAN Member PDBO T'irestone Invites you to see the political convention more dollars tatasRMsNJ NT Cktry boa Me highest resole a la s 8# Ike lesrftsf lew prtata medsfk in your own home on a new loaner Soma Ilka it sweet, aome llke tt t a r t . TV r a n w m a f f s r t f a t f ip a 'e B grocers will take cars of the "*«-• department • • • MP*» and plate* dispose of tbs dlth washing chore. t _,. _ _ Select Paper place n u ts to ro under the punch give an elegant look to your e. Chooeo paper d* n“ cup* and napkins In harmom. ig shade*. trash Bowers can eon trust or match the paper aervlee. Her* a rt two punch reel pea which go together. Tart P lat Punch B°“ d i ay «U p r r i ^ with cun /rSTnlemo-nadf. 1/ n W r s n b m , jIn .paper e rcolda drink s cups. Garnish with lenvm tU cu. Makes SU quarts or about II serving*. Ipfcy Minted Punch Ft rain and combine with B cups orange Jwe*. H W >««■ Tint tea ■i m int.!Makes t quarts or about II servings. -------- r ~.'< s s M 7 i Whypeople who used to buy higherpriced cart are changing to Chew I No obligation. . . Nothing to b u y-Ju st Coll usOne-hour delivery When you eomtder Chevy’a reputation for per­ formance and roadability, you wonder why any- “F irestone STO R ES 111 I . F IR S T ST. Mori and more bttgert art deciding that they prefer a tweet handling Chevrolet to a big, unwieldy high-priced carl PH O N E IS - one would pay hundreds of dolkn higher priced car. Well, a lot of people la m k*M wondering the aame thing; to d th o M o d i has been a big switch from hlgh-prieed con to G to a rolet Of co u n t you mve plenty* toot Coaae to *■! •ample the fun and get the fact* | America’a larp at a«8tn| c a r - * Only franchised Chssrolst iealtrt display this Holler Motor Sales COE. SND £ PALMETTO AVE. S. �A dlais, Harrimans View* Similar Highways, Schools Roprosont Most State, LocatXapital expenditures ef hifhway and school •attlBf tha pace, State aad local ibfaad hare apent a total of ....... .......... n ta the 1M7-1965 period s i capital outlay* da public work*, according to data recently made public Jotatly by the U. 8. Department* of Labor and Commerce. These capital expenditure# for the last nine years added up to about aa much a» the Oltal state and municipal spendlny on all mobile worfca for tha four and one-half deeadee from the turn of tbe eentury through World War It- Higher prices, of msune. represent aa Important Influence la ­ the magnitude of the spending figure* to* day aa compered with the past Two other junior factor* are the spectacular growth jef population, notably In the suburb*, over recent years, and the abnormally low level e f public works spending during the See* end World War. The levbl attained by State and local enpltal expenditure* has been a significant ‘Influence on the economy and Its expan­ sion. This la particularly true with respect •to construction, which has been taking about f 5 cents ef every dollar for State and local expenditures in recent years. -* The Impact on the capita! market else has been substantial. In tbe early poatWerld War n period, State and local govarnment* combined borrowed less than half 'thalr annual capital expenditures in each of tbeee yeare. Tha borrowing proportion was up to a new high of about 60 per cent In *1M6, and came te an estimated $6»/i billion* Of new fund* exclusive of • substantial *• mount of additional borrowing by State and 3beal governments for other than capital outlays, * /; Borrowings for capital expenditure* by State and local governments in 1955 amoun­ ted to nearly 16 per eent of the record $48 .billion made available to meet the Invest­ ment needs of aa expanding economy. RlsThg State and local requirements for funds 2$rq being aecotnpenled by Increasing Invost«*nt demands from business and Industry •ad ether areas of the economy, aa typified by this year's boom In plant and equipment -Outlays. That la why there la more and more r>>With .■ T ht Sanford Htrald h llW K O ntly B sse p t S e lu rO ay M l > * « * * ? By JAMES MARLOW CHICAGO*—The xrest illusion st tha Democratic ewe— **,. !. th .t • there 1* a big difference between Adlal Stevenson *h<1 Oov. Harrlman on national iiiues. There ton’t. On mo»t they look like twin*. Harriman hlmaetf ha* helped create this illusion by denouncing tha “ moderation'' of Stevenion and of President Elsenhowei too. He ha* done this for one of two rea­ son*: 1. He think* there I* e differ­ ence or 3. He think* It necessary U> make hlmicff *ound like a poli­ tical hot-rod In order to win the Democratic nomination and then the prcildentlal election. The beit way to judge Stevenson and Harriman — oi> any differ­ ence* or ilmllaritle* between them —la on where they *ay they itand on the iiaue*. Under that kind of examination, they look alike. Civil right* — Both are for ea careful, gradual carrying out of th* Supreme Court’* ban on pub- emphasis on tha need for Increased personal saving In Ilf* tnauranc* and other thrift mediums If tha mounting capital demands from public as well as private sources are to be met on a sound bails. The biggest single outlay on tha State and local public wonts plant la on highways, Including toll road*. Such expenditure* In 1986 rose to a new high of more than $4 bil­ lions, and for the 1947-1965 period aa a whole amounted to around $221.4 billions. School expenditures were second, with close to $8 billion* spent on new classrooms and other educational buildings last year and almost $14 billions for the 1947-1965 period. Highways and schools together now re­ present more than three-fifth* of all State and local capital expenditures. • • • Sodness In Land There Is a sadness in the land because the last man of the more than two and a half million man who served in the Union Army has gone to hi* rcat. Thin sadness Is not for Albert Henry Woolson. who died at the age of 109. He lived many years longer than most of us will, and he had his full mea­ sure of glory. No, the sadness U for the nesting of the Grand Army of. the republic, and those things that Its passing recalls to mind. It la a sadness of nostalgia, a sadness brought by renewed memory of the tragic conflict that ripped this nation apart when Albert Woolson was a drummer boy more than 90 years ago. Momentous changes hava coma to pass since 1866. A land wounded nearly to death by a war of citizen against citizen has ris­ en In new strength to take its destined posi­ tion of world leadership. Men of the North and men of the South have died together In two world wars. Our common bond* are far stronger than the forces that work to divide us. The last of the boya in blue is gone. Three men of the Confederate Army atilt survive. Let ua'hop* that when they too have died, carrying with them the final echo of that terrible War between the 8tatea, w* will have progreased even further towar unity aa on* nation under God . • • • Human Liberty 3 Films Vying For' Greatest Ever'Title By HAL BOYLE NEW YORE IB - It to t yatr whea Hollywood doosa't come up with “tha greatest pic­ ture ever made.'' But th#M ar* boom times, sad this year tha film laduatry baa spaat la tha aslghborheed of M million dollar* on three ptetures vying for Ut* tiU* of “Ik* grettsat •var.’’ Each to baled oa a literary claulc the ordiasry mas has heard sf all hi* li/s, hut ipeat precious little Urns studying. They are Hsrmas MsleUls's “Moby Dick," Lee Tolstoy’s “War sad Peace," sod—the shortest of tha thrao — the 11 Commandments tootea brought dowa from Mount Sinai. Anyone who elalmi ha has been too busy te road thasa muterplaces no longer can um thst as an excuse. Tboy'll all be available oa the acmes by th* sad ed th* yaar. Aad If thl* tl-mlllloa-dollar gamble doesn't lure th* Aasertoan public sway from its television iota and back to lito box office, th* homes of tbs movto moguls won't be decked with kelly some Christmas. Thay'll bo hung with black crept. Vatoraa Dlrastsr Elag Vidor, who apent a year and a kail filmlag "War aad Pses*,'' beltovaa Hollywood's return te Uw eolessal epto to Us beat bat far survivaL “The day ad th* cheap grind film to over," be said. “T* get people out of their hoaM* and tote the movto bouse* you have te give thorn productions too big te fit a TV screen. “And they have t* bo pictures big la the me, tee, something they'll remember a long Urns." Vidor spent tto on hto first film, a two-r • • 1s r oa out* racing called, “The Taw," mad* whea bo was U. Ms played sis rttos himself aad married kto Jeediag lady, Plomnc* Vidor, who later becama a famous actraai. U coat six million dollar* to maka "War aad Peace," a saga od Napoleon's fatal invasion,ad Russia and ragarttod by many M teat aoval avar wrltlra. why I Ilk* this bual* “ muaod Vidor. “You can go from Ml to ala million dollars la a single lifetime. It’s the moat *■• passive ptotur* ever mad* up ua- Woodrow Wilton—who was a teacher and historian aa well aa a statesman—show­ ed rare presdene* when he said In 1914: “Liberty does not consist. . . In mere general declarations of tha rights of men. It consists In the translation of these declarations Into definite action." Everyone, with hardly an exception pays lip service to liberty. But more and A lton* O M nla more have seemed willing to surrender a r r a a c R fm o n r a t s * w Pj Carrier II* par weak O** Ifaatk It t* rights, obligations and responsibilities to TM M.stha SI* M**lk* On* Tur an ti.Ti m i* the greatest enemy of human liberty—all Obituary anile**, a r i l nf ikaik*. raatlutlai* aa* AM *f eatertalameat far Ik* aara.t* af raltlM powerful government. l l will b* ******* far at ra«iil*r aavrltoln* rain* • • • At JackDempsey’s cafe onefighter Tuesday, August 14,1966 bragged to another: “Once I fought Jack TODAY'S BIBLI VRR1I and had him awfully worried In the third Our Father Who art in Heaven.—Matt round. He though* he killed me." a a a Heredity la • mighty fore*, by faith we Wife—reading her husband’s fortune may cement our relationship to th* Infinite card from a sidewalk scale: “It says her* jn d claim our oonahlp. W# should novar __________ _________ ___________ _ __ _ you are a born leader, hava a magnetic pergorgot th* unaoarehablo lov* of our Heavenly sonallty, strong character, witty, and 'a tFather. In Him we live and mova and have tractive to the opposite sex—and It also yur being.___________ ^__________________ has your weight wrong." _____________ y | MStOM* M MM** *UM msttsr Oet*»*r IT. till *1 IS* Peel OfflM ef k«f>rt pl.rlS* inltr tk* Art «r CnlilrH, nf March I tIT* . PHD DM, XSU*f **S Vtobltshsv _MXftTON RAHMAN XN-. U*S*Utlve SSIt.r nvm.TR 1 CUXntNO. sa.srtiltsa Mimnr K M M f af Ik* AMMtolM i^ $ E ^ § ^ tl* 4 -M wtel_........... cImIvsly la Ik* ■*• r*r r*Mktl*«Cm af »Wtka taaal mwi prints* la Ikl* utiM M i .UPCMMta* N altaaatl, k , Oaairal ASvintotof iarvii* Taw Ml <»..r*i. Savin** Bank ■!** Unde Sam W ftK s r • i« * ... u havtOi to*«M* today trying to hwee tha uahieUa he ksa keee Mdtofl ever ike wsatd tottoo aad tsxtii* m dt. Prstotto sad retaliatory mess- sasnt support*. The supports la sfefet protartad Ttrelgs Mttoaproduettos. l. romlga tsalto mills ualag set- Mho ham^Iewtthed aad* to* prtM-suppartsd Amertosa tattoo ffg tfR g w a .to i.’ S tsvnsffsst. How To Treat A Victim Of Arterial Occlusion fr#M lufteBteL k i i n u m l H M U wS w i w H ^ h But this roeerd, Mtt to on*, baa already fall**. CeeU B. DcMLlto IS reported te kav* spent from U rnUUaa to ll mllltoa dollar* on The 11 Commandmaate, Ut* figure de> peadiag oa which Paramount Pi*, turns spakaamaa yep talk t*. Vidor had BIN big problems la briaglag “Ww tto f«aca'' te the eeroes far m first Ubm. Pint, be ba6 I* read the naval, wfctob runs la TN,M word*. It leak as latareittoaal craw et wrtun-tw* Bagltob two Itellaa aad ana Aatorissa — plus Vldar to turn cut a aartpt be had to euUace two pradueom—Mlbs Todd aad David Seltalek-oba aaparately war* trying to film tk* sake nov­ el. Vidor wea by sldatog up Aw todlsed to part by the U. •. pet- drey Napkin Is ptoy tbe toadiai feminise roie abd Um lulton army te pUy Nspeleea's kattorod toliana. with With tbeee these two ace* aces .how •bow­ :JK!!£ j y L J y ftoo*. ing, Todd aaad Balgatok picked up ■atufli u la l lag, ad Balaalek their eblpa dad dk out of^Ut* Is Having awasrspriced rA#utiLafs itiybps govern’jifi; h Troubles Italy, and Vidor's knowledge of Italian didn't Include even th* word for aiplrin. But It soon did. ‘There woro all kind* of Iangulps difficult!*!," he said. " I t a lot of talk even ta get to a paper clip. "T# Impress anyone you bad to put oa an act. You had to laarn how to yall. You can't get any­ thing done over thero In a low voice. Hell, I waa born in Taxaa, and not used to ulklng that way. But I laarn ad. “ Tboy don't need any psychia­ trists la Italy. They don't have aay suppressed emotions. They get everything out of their sys­ tem oa tho spot, and whan they calm down they aren’t mad at anybody.” After a yaar and a half of yell­ ing, Vidor to hoarM bjrt happy. Try and Stop Mo • I f B IN N IT T C liF N OLD-TIME INDIAN CHIEF came to a doctor’s office and domandod, “ You Ax sick m an." "T hat's w h at I’m horo for,* ■aid Um madloo. So tho aged Injun lfd him to a wagon, drove A him eleven humpy, dusty to hto adobe hut, on- t i w n Oh m s Arterial oukoO m , IBs ssddao • m ^ t a J i r t ba pormitoag ta * * * Than woo a alight earth­ quake soar Tacoma oeveral years age, aad Um guests af a anaaU ketai got quite a shak­ ing up. They wen mlgkty seared, too. Ona maa renamed ealan, however. He atrolled Is a doorway aad called out, "Tm froaa loa Angela*, folk*. Wa know about thaoo thing*— aad we ahrayt stood to way*." A frightened 0*1 da r ggvcnraUo x t E w a a f a y A ^ Italy i f R k r B gsaBBad is ■ oy i s B a rta la L Or parhspi Bo S ag B IB M l MUMHIBE KM BMM §Cw> i f ta had malar M IBs Iota a n nfiBMity tetvM k u V s faotod.Tkto.too. proylita re O n f i n AM O o s i Vlov S m ta ^ ta r tl a S w C d >psrt^lMfe ! M r e m m m . Mm Band e t IB* d_ J» itag lM r t w M t o h o is a d , S K R l r t S i i t S m ^ 1 BSEMOW, m M J.i Would taktag ortamtaa d s U y ta ta lh e p ta ta e f r ie e # S S & r& T iu S iJ fffk S S t u s BoMs Hm B e e flrtta lm : ^ x U a d ^ u ^ m lk iM s i I M B p I k d W j i Y j M a e t a tap i m WISCONSIN’S beer consump­ tion per person ta 10 gallons mors per year than to-the national averagt, tha Brswtr'a Almanac reporta Boy, that’o rosily patron­ ising a horns Industry! of a chieftain at Potopoto, Africa. Over Uisre Cupid doeaat u m bow and arrows—he employs as atomic bomb! I t I A Canadian six-ysar-etd p i t y toy Tarseu /ttt *0 /set Info a ra> I I I Number */ porker* toU Iklt Hus, tugtrlnp only minor bruits*. yemr U up but total poundage Yep, he's Tartan, alright/ down. A nsui synonym f — A t I I t Skinny as « hogt Sodak Dvmhepf wanders M lha . t ! I •hop whe swiped IP,000 tanned w Cava mew svfered from bed angle warms In Callfemto wasn't teeth, a sslenlllls study todlMtes. (ut* an ambUtoes Athenian ready* a'l have gnawed ea oil Ing far his vecatton. I I I I I I A bear which Insisted on raid­ Ten persons ware Jailed after a ing a Canadian radar otauon'a free-for-all which grew out of a meat hut la northern Quebec to bair-pullm* match betwsen two •till around. However, now ho’a T m from Chtoago. What *\ ; ’52 Plymouth Sedan < 3 * *49 Bulck Sedan 4 YOU PON T AIEE0 CASH - ON THIS - L!)k RANGE MONEY 5 0 9 5 6 7 5 *51 Mercury 2 Dr. Sedan * $ 6 9 5 '51 Bulck Super 4 Dr. Sedan S 2 5 *52 Ford 2 Dr Sedan *53 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan 7 '52 Bulck Special Sedan TO* Ml u m M *53 Pontiac S Sedan i n TM CMMUfi lUtf a $4 mm is m . * ,, < . 1 3 9 5 *55 Bulck Hardtop < 2 *55 Bulck Roadma«ter telf Sanford Electric Co. j mcnoison Ato. 7 * 5 0 1 3 0 0 a*4*s—Omly 7961 MUm b < 1 3 9 5 toagM aagem* I1VMIMV IPM IVH r rlTMINI . o . 1 0 8 5 '53 Bulck Special Sedan Mix orMmtckColon . < 1 1 9 5 *«• . •51 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan n j u y AU10MAT/C News O f Men ewa warebeuiee bale* ef uaaeid fibre*. Preaoa tuppUee a# eld rotto* bate are e*u. 1^ matod at Mto million bale*. To this ff ) JC T V IC 6 la being added tbe cattoe crop new uoMENrau n t a u i w betas barveited, which to ectiaut- *rm* Pvt l£ ‘. v Z ed to reach Hto asUllae balee. Mr *Ta M« L i * n ' i**,* TMtUe min tpekeimea la Char- K . , . ^ lotto, N. C„ ceatead that tbe Ms drop la Aaiericaa tealle expert* la ® lk.r**n*#*k rewta yeare la due la porttotho wiU ** Heed af ferelxagrowa retten laA*‘*#ni* Dtotolon. •Pired by th* U. I. cetee program •»*«!** Included •blab pare farelpa mllto cheaper Huad, platooa aad company level cottee. tactical preMeau under ilmulated Mae* U. t. eapertera wetoeme tbe *°"k*t coadiUee*. atompt te suWtoUe etotaTSwta ^A*ai«a^ to lervia. Company by an oquitoatioa payment. ■* ike divlatoa'a UMh lafaatry But Ike firm reaction to thin Bailment, Taylor entered the aeheaM ead to tbe attemp te move Army to July lias. He completed — ly WIUIAM tlTT— Cintrel Prraa Writer A U G I JST USES Oil(SALE ta Beandato, N. Y, Bam Mlmmall eaaao aerooo mi architect who's to atoko otoMts aa Mg oa kadnomo. Me manly th* ala* et tho oIomU. Owl Otetrtowtod tor Kto* ftotuiea toraOketo • Mtator MS td . tbe picture m u mad* la Sipea be begaa supporting ike price _ . hi* D M iA fp ira s M D o st aooly hoad taroollyto Mm aBaetog pari sslasi orOaood %e ds ta auddoo a g i t S n m t S I L tf ^so as hy ruur OaaSor. d a d « m l ato•xtreuaMp M J m Si I TlsouaUy vil* tho Bata vMBsut ardors. ParBopa yosr Bortar will advtoo YOU’RE TELLING ME! laid down, groanod; than announced, "O ut h u rt too big; you flxum." eraranL’Ersa:sasr’A’ttsstrszattj&ar* “ St «**•- *-* JSPltmS,f*K?iilliS! m b . ta rt itaMtakar, IBs tomm a l m srooad Mm Itoah aBosM He feel* “ War and Peace" to hi* maiterptoco. He 1* sure It will do better than two of hi* aarller Dim*. “Tha Big Parade" and "Duel In the Bun,” which were among the industry's biggest allUm* money maker*. He to mildly hopeful It may even gain him an acadamy award for direction, an honor that bf a eluded him through hit long career. But he Is aura of ona thing. "You have to wait a lot of years before a big subject like 'War and Paace' cornea along," ha said so­ berly. “But I'll never make an­ other grind picture. "I have no neurotic desire to be a millionaire. Merely making mon­ ey Isn't my big goal. 1 can afford to alt down now and play tha gui­ tar until another really good alory comes along, and 1 like to play tha guitar." Uc *chool MfrtgsUon. Both »sy credit. thst they would not u»# troop* or Health and madleal ears - Both gun*. Both proposed a^ P U tU & & a£ * W * * » th# ■ form plank backing the court. Toperal hsalth in»uMnce program. Harriman would go one step fur- They talked of government help for ther than Stevenson: he’J withhold private Imurancs pt*n». g federal aid h> segregated school*, Taxes — Stavemon Is against a general tax reduction — If thero Stevenson wouldn't. Natural resource* and power de- la a budget aurplua — until convelopment — Both — and thl* la alderaUon la given to using tha a itandard Democratic cry — sc- surplus to reduce tho public debt admlnlitra- and to national needs like bousing cu*e tho Elsenhower _ tion of a “ giveaway'' of natural and school and lower taxes for retource*. Both favor public de­ low-lncom* families. A careful check with Harrlman's velopment of water power and office her* turned up no evldenc* natural reiourcei. Labor — Both favor change* In he has had anything to say about 6) the .Tafl-Hartlay Labor Act ai»J national tax problems. Housing — Harrlm an's otte* both ar* critical of the rlght-towork law* — In »om* *tate» — here could produce nothing from its filet to show h* haJ any plana which forbid union *hop*. Foreign policy — Both favor (li­ on housing. Stevenson talked of able economic aid to foreign coun­ housing problem* In pretty general tries. Stevenson suggest* h* tint­ terms. ed State* and Russia Join In giv­ ing economic help through the Bouffant Revealed United Nation* tnitcad of separ­ ately a t now. Harriman auggeit* a As Newest Hairdo new International agency to do the job with the United Slate* and Rus­ LOS ANOELES UR—Don't shoo# men—that blue-hatred Viking in tho sia aa mambera. kitchen may be your wife. Both, of courM, were highly Tho California Cosmetologist critical of tha EUenhowar admin­ A *#, at It* annual convention dis­ istration's handling of foreign af­ played the hairdo* of nearly 1M fairs. hair ityllito—and something called Immigration — Both woulJ make ,he bouffant emerged aa the domlchange* In th# McCarran-Walter ’n*nt new *tv|e. (migration Act of 1953 to permit ^he bouffant was described as more people to enter thl* country, theflarlng out of hair on the tide* Farm problem* — Both favor Into the shape of an old Vlktn K per cent of parity support price* warrior's helmet, ll'a the fashloW and the soil bank plan. Harriman of 1912, but with a modern touch, would additionally go along with one expert *ald. ■ food stamp plan for needy fami­ Tbe "touch" wa» blue tint. lies, a world conference on food "Everything'* blue these day*," resource*. Both favor liberal farm the expert said. DISCOUNT Wk duick . . ’ to . GOOD T ltM A - GOOD TRADC8 PHONK |B$| BANFORD, FLA* • �So cia l fv e n ii Rehearsal Suppfer Held In Orlando For Young Couple Your Girl Scouts tween you n mei THE SANFORD HERALD Tueff., A u r 14, 1966, Page B DID THE BROWNIES HAVE FUN IN DAY CAMP? 1 should say they did! You aur* missed something If you wore OVIEDO • Hi* rcheanal ettpper By SANDBA BfcRG mittflld' M u i the group at git n ----for tha Jonet-Morgan wedding The Adult Choir will roheaife that took advantage of the Day I'm All For Ul What 1 mean to beculng or roasting out of doors, at First Baptist Church at I pan. Clrcla of the WSCS of tha Mathparty wat held on Friday even­ Camp this year. Mra. Chorpenlng The Ladies AM of the Lutheran ing at the Mai for Snack*. Or­ say la I'm all-for the new cook book why not try It? By the way have who hat driven our bus each year odtat Church will meet aa followi: that the Enlisted Men's Wives you ever eaten corn or bananas ( rcl* No. On* with Mra. John 8. Church of tha Redeemer win meet lando. for camp waa "Johnny on the Club Is putting out. Rumor has It that have been cooked over the a t 7:80 p. m. a t tho home of Mra. spot” Monday and each morning White, W. 1st St., at 8:41 a. m.; Walter Atkinson on tb# DeLabd Mr. and Mr*. Byron Smith re- Mr. and M n. Haymond Smith The table, overlaid with a linaa that the De Bary women are coals. . . . Delicious. . . ! Circle No. Two with M n. C. E. thereafter to te* that we were turned Sunday night from a three. and ion, GUlon Ward, of Palmetto cloth, waa centered with a bridal "way ahead" of the Sanford gala Highway. tMI taken to and from the camp safe­ Chorpenlng, 8338 S. Palmetto Av*., »*«k trip to Bluefield, W. Va. were la town laat week vialtlng arrangement of wedding belli and by sending In a heap of recipes FRIDAY at 8:48 a. m.; Circle No. Three, Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Kratrert Mr*. Smith'* uncla, Mr. and Mn. already. Come on gala, get your and chlldrah Evle and Rose have lyClosing Demonstration program Mra. W. E. Glldewell, 1410 Stevena wedding rtngi. Mra. Jim Grant and Mra. La­ M n. A. H. Beckwith Jr. and ton, J. N. Gllion and bar father, Joha recipes into M n. David Gibson, of the Vocation Bibla school a t Thoae attending were Mlaa Bev­ 1808 Coronado Ave. or Mrs. Jenny returned home after a two weeks mar Echols were at the bus stop* Av*., at 8:48 a. m.; and Circle No. the Christian and Missionary Al­ Jack, are visiting la Waycrou. Ga. GUloo. vacation to Athvllle, N.C., Natu­ to see that no one wee hurt or Four with M n. M. L. Nlchola, 2111 erly Ana Joaea, the bride-elect; Gold, 213 W. Uth Street. Sanford ral Bridge, Va.; Lealngton, Ky. liance Church. Park Ave. end 14th Oak Ave., at 1:48 a. m. Mra. H. N. Sayer ia In New York Mr. and M n. J. N. Gillon had WUUam Henry Morgan, tha bride­ la full of good cooks, 1 ought to and "on into Washington." From left at any time. Our patrol* were Street at 7:80 p.m. Tha Pioneer Fellowship aod under the leadership of Mr*. Carol Vifllinc her ion-in law and daugh­ a t houaegueita laat weekend Mn. know after having eatan some of there they went to New York City groom elect; Mr. end Mra. Jamas Recreation will meet at Ih* Flrat Crumbley, M n. Doris Francisco, ter, Mr. and Sir*. Robert Wright. OUlon'a ilater. the delicious meals around here. Jones, parents of the bride-elect] The deadline has been eat for and “ took In a lot of the shows." Mra. Lilly Buckler and Hiss Nancy Presbyterian Church at 7:80 p.m. They saw “ Damn Yankee," "F an­ The Anna Miller Circle will meet English Woman Will Mia* Marty Cameron left FriMr. aad M n. Raymond Morri*, Mr. and Mrs. WUUam H. Morgan, Aug. IS, that's Wednesday so alt ny," "The Pajama Game" and Robb respectively. parents of tho bridegroom-elect; We had Iota of fun naming our at 0 p. m. at the Elki Club,for Its 'Look Like Womeii' day night to ipend ■ few daya la 138 Sunaytown Rd., wlU leave Sun­ down right now and writ* your vliited Radio City at the opening Atlanta, Ga. where the will J>* a day for Key Weal, acoompanled Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Burkett; Mr. favorite recipe out end send It In. of the "Eddie Diichln thory," "We patrols and doing work each day monthly meeting. All membera LONDON lit—It may be un­ on our skit for our Parent* Day ir* urged to attend this eeaslon. gueit of her litter, Mra. W. J. by Mr. and M n. Harold P. Jen and Mra. D. 0 . Norman, Mr. and Good cooking I were fortunate enough to tee program. Mlaa Nancy Cuahlng did original, but womeu la England Mrs. Jamas Patton. The Woman’s Bible Class of the Sullivan Jr. • ••• hint of College Park. The two What'* My Lino and also I've Oot ■ wonderful Job of "counting First Baptist Church will have i thla season will look Ilk* women. Alto the Rtvorend and Mr*. Mr. and M n. Harry Cuahlng rouplta will Oy from Key Weit to ON THB NEW ARniVAL LIST A Secret and the 04 Thousand Dol­ notoi" In the water and seeing to lesslon at 3 p. m. In the Educa Having token a number of lib­ have had aa houaegueala their Havana w hen they are planning a Hlnea, Mr. and M n. H. J. Hebert, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hamn now at 1GS lar Question." The panelist* were grandaoa and Mr. and M n. D. A. ■Igbtieelng tour of parta of Cuba. Mlaa Jo Ann* Norman, Jean Plnocrest Drive her* from Mil* "charming." At the John Daley It that all Brownies had a good tional Building. All members are erties with madame'a Rgure dur­ ing the laat few Masons, London's MacDonald of Wait palm Beach. They will n tu ra to Key Wait by Boor, Pat Parrish, Mr. and Mn. bourn*. He la with tha Southern •how. "who should drive up but tim* in swimming. Wo w en sorry urged to attend. that Mr*. Ra<ph Wight and Mrs. The Unity Class will meet In the top 12 fashion designer* now have M. J. Georglal, Michael and air Saturday, Aug. Uth. Bell Telepnone Company. The Elsie Farley, Mary George, and Mlchlele Georglal, Connie Carol Hamna hav* threa boys, 10, ala, Elsie's sister, aald M n. K ratiert. Bet Linker were kept away from Valdex Hotel at I p. m. with tha come to an emphatic full atop.'''’ Mr*. J. P. Hack and daughter of our handcraft project by Illness Rev. Josephlna Stuekl* aa teach­ The autumn Una la compromise. Cosaln, Freedel Rauch, Claude 0. Chicago, 111. ara vlalting Mn. Jack Symoodi, who baa been a and four and ona girl, f«va. They The UN Building "Impressed mo Hardy Amioa call* It "Ralasod Hack'* pannta Mr. and Mr*. J. turglcal patient at the Orange Eatea, Charles Bridges, Delbert have bought their own hom e.. . Mr. moat." She went on "Anybody go­ aad hope (bay will be able to er. The public la Invited. Michael Sberard Tht Gleaners of the First Bap­ Empire," M. Hay** of 111 W. Uth Street. Memorial Hoaplul for the pait Darlymple, Kenneth A. Allaworth, and Mra. J. W. Smith, 1011 E. 2nd. ing to New York ebouldn't mlaa make it neat year. Our puppet* were something to tist Church will meet at the home "Svelte," SUebel "Prow" and M n. Hayea continue* to bo ill. week, wUl be diaebarged Satutday. Johnny Jonei, Glgl Benet, and Street from WlchlU Falls, Tnx. It." Another highlight waa a pri­ behold and our memory belts are of C. B. Rudd, 1007 Adama IL , Lachaiae “ Scarab." They a rt an John Coi. Mr. Smith to with tha Jewel Tea vate tour through the White House something wa can cherish forever. at • p. m. merely variations of a bat la Company. They have three girl* by one of tha senators. "We really Our allhoutt* pictures can bang on The Fidelia Class of the First tendency toward simple, well-cut and an* boy. . . Mr. end Mrs. enjoyed It." The weather was our bedroom walla as a reminder Baptist Church will meet at 7 p.m. day clothes, many sophisticated Clyde E. Belt* from Bradenton "wonderful, eooi ell the way up." of a real good time. HOLLY YWOOD Oft—Cecil B. De- big pictures would run away aw at the home of M n. J. M. Moya, cocktail ensembles aad • few with now living at 60S Palmetto Av*. Mill*, Mra. Buckler and Nancy Robb 808 W. 10th St. A covered dlah magnificent, very feminine b e lt . . . . a- -.vigorous --------- living ligand him In a minute, lure, he's bawled W. C. .Hutchison haa returned He la ■ state auditor. Tho Betts taught us new tonga and aaw t* ■upper will be atrved with group gowns, an making the female and the man who gave the world out e tlra i—and atari too—but have two boys, all yaara and 20 from Spartanburg, 8.C. where ho It that we played the games we six In eharge. Hollywood, wUl be 78 tomorrow. nevar for anything but stupidity," figure look aa It was meant to waa associated with Tray IL raonthi old............. Mr. and Mrs. Schedule of Miai Myrtle WUion, The 8a nford Unity O ats meets look. Crlbb and 8ons during the peach enjoyed the moet. Had it not been lt'a a matter of glee In the Para­ Wayne rommenti. P. D. Cochrane hare from way up "The world doesn’t expect new mount accounting office that DeWayne tell* of n big star who Home Demonstration agant, Au­ In Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. Cochrane i* srason. Sanford la "nice and cool" for tb* drinking water M n. Jim at 7:45 p.m. In tha Valdes Hotel compared to South Carolina he Grant brought us fresh each day parlor for a prayer service and fashion* from London . , , J Mllle'e epic*, mostly b an d oa ..*<•> vaat monuu ancaa tor a fron- gust 18-21 la as follow*: with the U.8. Navy and he and' study book. Rev. Josephine Muck says . . . The LeRoy Collins re­ cooled by the Ice partially Jonaicd Aug. 17—Betts Jeanne Robinwill give the lady whet eM biblical tbemea, have been teen, tier epic. On the flrat day of shoothla family are new living at 8818 recently from a abort va- to tb* camp by City Products Cor­ Ic will be teacher. Tm public la want*," la Dlgby Morton’s ex­ by an estimated five billion people ing, the ite r fell off hi* horar and son'* group of ’unlur t-II'er* will Sanford Ave. . . Lt. Cmdr. and turned catk>n at New Smyrna Beach poration we would have un­ Invited. planation for tb* lack at —roughly twice the earth's in- then told DeMUIe that he had meet at her home et 1:20 p. m. WEDNESDAY Lake Monroe Home Demonstra­ Mra. John C. Hook now living at which by tbt way, seems full of doubtedly "blown away." fashion exploalva*. habitants. Boxofflce returua— never been on one before, . Mr. and M n. 2016 Elisabeth Court hare from- Sanford folks The Girl Scouts will meet St The sensible simplicity of When w* saw the Perfection •early three-quarter* of a billion1 DeMUIe tongue lathed the *tar tion club will moat with Mra. Whit* Plains, N.Y. The Hooks are Calvin Wright will leave thla Dairy truck driving in we knew it First Presbyterian Chureh at collections la obvious la the doUara—appropriation than total so furiously In front of the whole H uai Gardner at 7:30 p. m. weekend for North Carolina on a Aug. II — 4-11 Radio 'program membera of the Methodist Church two weeks vaoation . . . Betty Ann wea juat about the best time of 3:80 p.m. b#r of "little black ticket talei. l e n t that be practically learned Collections th over SUtalon WTRR 11:30—11:45 and have on* ton, 10 montha old. and Billy Howard spent all of yes­ the day, LUNCH, and we wore al­ The mid-week Bible Hour will shown. The blggeat t* yet to come— ho* 1° ride • hone overnight. be conducted by Rev. A. G. Me­ ara amaUer, with satli terday moving bark Into their ways ready. •The Teh. Commandments" which1 When the aerten producers guild a. ra. Here la something new I want home on DeCottea Ave. In WynneThe stories told to the Brownies lania, Pastor of the First Presby­ concentrating on hla ewa Aug. to — Sewing class wUl Ban occupied DeMllle’i 12 hour «*v* DeMUIe IU milestone award to p a n along. . . A new use for wood. T h e y got everything by the Sanford Story League are terian Church at 7:80 p.m. laity. With court dressmaker meet at the Community Center at working days for the laat five ,0* J«rry Lowta was toastDr. W. P. Brook* Jr., will lead Norman HartaeU It to^ aktHful 8:00 n. m. for their regular week­ vermlculll*—an Insulating product moved with the help a* their ad­ something to be long remembered. years. It will be released in No- ■■iter. the mid-week service at Flrat which haa grown rapidly la popu­ orable daughter Melatle. Their The talks on "Conservation" by draping aad heavily embroidered Vtmber. *'o one laughed harder than De­ ly meeting. Aug. 20-24 —13th Annual - Poul­ larity during the Inst decade—has home la located right on tho Porter Lansing, "God and Nature" Baptlat Church at 7:80 p .p . oe evening gown*. With Mlehael MM corner of DeCottea and Forest ft alerted out with a tentative *“,**• wb,n try Institute opens at'C am p Me- gained attention aa a aubatltut* Drive and hat a beautiful lawn. by Mtoa Katherine Brown, "Flrat tha subject, “Growing a Christian SUebel it to perfectly tailored Budget of lia mUllon but DeUlUa * »•■ your Quarrle, for gravel as n liner to obtain a Aid" by M n. Bob Crumbley, "S af­ Personality." tulle. ■ow baa the coet up to IS million. I wllb «toaena of a u ra and Melvin Deklo will lead the ety" by Arnold Williams and tb* All twnhr* favor the B m yln Aur. 21 — "Busy Brea" 4-H more even distribution of heat in Y. Frank Fraeraan, haad of the ^ ° u ,*n** o{ « » » • ' j ? " • “ V *> club will meet at the Oviedo barbecue grills. The vermlculll* delicious hamburger fry by Mra Training Union Executive Com­ Line. Dlgby Merton attributes fc •tudlo that's financing the movia,1{J** product, which baa been given the JeSito Wlnegar ware each enjeyad mittee et Flrat Baptist Chunk at to th* auroeeo to Now Y eft ‘Mt school at 1:00 p. m. hasn't even aeen a rough cut yet, told “me, “ when Mr. DeMUIe la trade name of Terra-Lito to aald and participated In with all the •:IS p.m. My Fair U d y ," the muetonl The Sanford B A PW will bare tied ea Shaw’a 'PgymaUea/* but knows that any DeMUla epic, working. Well, I went on the eat to give an even distribution of enthusiasm possible. We could talk and I didn't find this to be so. Mr. wo matter the coat, always makes beat by distributing the coala such turover of tho (un, our serious mo­ a covered dish supper meeting at which to eet la IMl. DsMIUa and I got along beautiful­ money. aa w would be done on a gravel bed. menta and our fellowship with one the home of Mra. W. E. Baker Thera la ■ growing latoreM Bt as ly. I Juat txeatad him like any another but all wa want to lay to In Lake Mary at 8:80 p. m. Flarme-up la all but eliminated back detail, typified by La* To DeMiUe, the story of Moss* other god." The First Methodist Chureh wtO ebaasa’a "Baarab" Hat whtoa gives aus* lb* grass* la absorbed by don't mtoa Day Cemp neat year In tb t aecond greatest story of DeMUlt a preoccupation with the product, which also prevents for It la a wonderful experience have an open house for seniors, a loose, Mowed offset e t the Mankind. He made the first is Bible u a natural on*, bo to hla older youth and their gueeta at btek of dreeoes aad Jackets, ta d the formation of a pocket of 1827 aa "The King of.Klnge," the showmanship. Hla father once for all. grease In the bottom. So the next Mrs. I. J. Butler Jr. who was 7:80 p.m. No entertainment will b t also to prominent la the Ha rtaeU life of Jeaut. It haa never stopped studied for the ministry but tlm* you Sanford felki atari barto hav* been our supervisor had planned but refreshments ara playing someplace in the world tn |t puywntlng and production to mlaa two daya of camp and being served. Many drawee aro eat fat deep eince lu releaao-elmost M y ean Instead. V'a a t the beak aad feature hack­ Happy Birthday thin could coma out only for abort The JuniorTHURSDAY He developed more au ra than Choir of the First but toning. Aattoe show* a member vb lta duo to illness U her home. DeMUIe boast* that be nay ether man la tha business— a m - is Presbyterian Church will rehears* cf double br eamed day dreeeee Mra. O. E. Claus* acted a* super­ earned rw en t from "Tb* King of none better known to tho public Brands Lamb visor and helped wherarer she at 1:44 p.m. at the church. which butte* dawn tha beck. 'J Kings." Nell Rader then be waa. Among them were Brotherhood supper aad pro­ could. "And,” he added. "I won't take Gloria Swtnion, Wallace Bald, Don't forget It Isn't long until gram meeting will be held at Clrcls Number Seven of the 8 cast from 'The Ten Command- Thom ai Melghift, Ajm s Ayres, ia ba­ Roll tiny squares of aream school start* and then w* shall First Baptlat Church at 7 p. m. m enu.' It will all go to charity." House Peitra, jack holt, Pbyllla W.8.C.S. of the First MethodUl Tha Intermediate Choir will re­ con fa t, then serve with atrip* *d cheese Into finely chopped salted have anothar happy year of Church mst Monday afternoon at It will be DeMille's 70th picture Haver. Rod La Roque, deasue Hayhearse r.t First Baptist Church at crisply-cooked becon. Appleeeuee the home of M n. R. W. Sturdi­ nut*. Serve as a flavor foil for Browniesakswe, Richard Dlx. Lehirlcs Joy, But not hla laat. tester good with tkto. T p. ra. a sweet fruit gelatin dessert. vant, S18 Myrtle Avenue. Good Scouting! ■I would rather wear out then H. B. Warner, Florence Vidor and M n. 11. B. McCall, Chairman, ruat," ha saya. “1'U naver retire." Theodore Boberie. presided over tha buslntis teuton. DeMUIe la an emealngly fit man. Tha devotional was conducted by Hla bald bead U tanned from gar­ Mrs. Roy Wall. She used the book dening. In hla off hours be epades, Upsolo Church Has "Adventure of Prayer" end the digs ditches, haul* dirt. There's • discustuon was on tha s u b le t Closing Program little eteep In hie shoulder* now, "Whet Praysr la." Me kali Wings U n little whiter, M n. B. E. Wigglna conducted but hie thinking, Ulklng end see- For Bibla School tha study, the subject being "Life The Upsaln Community Frasbytag a n thoea of a man n good 10 Interpraled Through Color." lerisn Church brought to • does Routine business was dUpoasd of and several announcement* " K T S ™ . . i m w arn. • It* vacation Bible School Friday made. It was announced lhaat M it lM t ta t t a i J * “ night with a program composed Orel* Number Seven would hav* of muaio, scripture and n display charge of the plenic tapper on of articlei mad* by cbUdron. Tne Thursday evening during Youth Kindorgsrton Band also contribut­ Activity W**k. ed to tk* program. The Mission Study ang covered Friday the children brought K illin g In T V , dtoh luncheon was site announced sandwiches and war# eervod cuke tor August Mth. and ice cream far an enjoyable Movies DiHtr* Refraihmtnt* were served to the following! Mr*. I. J. Boyette, HOLLYWOOD ID - Why Baseit picnic. Mra. L. T. Doaa. Mrs. Alice Hayne, teUvielen developed any l»*at toe* The Rtvtrend Whit* dsslres to Mra. H. B. McCall, Mra. Howard etel Ike the Valentinos, the John extend hia appreciation to Mr*. Montieth. Mr*. W. E. Baines, Mrs. OUberte, the Frank Blaatras and Jack Rossman who atrved as Roy Wall, Mra. B. E. Wiggins, leader and to ths following teach­ tbe BUI Holdens of toe movleeT MUs Aline Chapman, Little Mis* The enewer. la eimple. TV juat ers and helper*: Mra. C. C. White, Betty Wigglna and Mra. R. W. Mrs. T. Luxen, Janie# Luien. Lin­ wen't let you hlie the way the Sturdivant. da Rossman, Mr*. M. Demon, Richard Westfall. Betty Edward*, CBS eiecutlve aummod and Joan BtrOfford. k| "Vow hint cen t get torrid la the Thera wai an enrollment or N Bvknt reent even to thla air con­ with an aversgo attondenct of jtm , I m w p tw r ENTRY" JACKET ditioned age." . 64 The foil awing le d perfect dtaplaya the nrw silhouette las LAST SHOWING • John Caaaevete*. n 'ril*r' n * attendance: Mr*. Jack Roasmsn. peppered mint English tweed 4a B l t k t f many TV klaatog Ksoea. end Terry Mrs T. Luxen, Janice Luaea, far ea afternoon dress and Jack­ Moore, who bee been Wjaed ofte" Leroy Westfall, Coral Ann Cm*H, et — from Anthony Blotta's fall L o ll and long In tbn movie*, found thla Sharon H oopefg.rdner, eellection. Rounded in shape, wat wBoa rebeenlng tor tho tale- Karnes. Becky BeWIra, Benny i neeh bands button in front Howard. Lind* B n « « an , D kk vision show, "OUmet " I areas to the center back. A hi aevee kleoed e girl In the Westfall, Wayne Mnopenisrdner. aad black chiffon scarf movie*," earn mooted Ce.aeevtee, Ja r McCrackei, Wands Bcoswnll, ked Into the V neckUn* of "Mat I'm Unking forward to li­ Kaye Karnes. Kanney Demers, a belttoan abeam. n e N W S Broadway actor made paly te a mavis, "Crime to the •treats." whereto he played a JureS i delinquent Mlaa Moore M m little teUvielen. .........-f Job. I t was Ceaaeveites’ Job. di during MhegrsaU, to eeneb Mias Moore the k in in g ------- is slew down ton torrid mevto eppreath. Fee Instance. Terry found that TV will stead tor Be wide parting nf tha lips nor seen** where she Is ing and Mary Barton*. * STARTS TOMORROW Our Sanford merchants render a real service pulled too close to the man. She suggested that one scene be Add di«*d hem to e to our community. The dollar* you spand Best played by Cassavetes kissing Um back of bar ear. That was to- •aur* and serve over grain espavhere at home stay at homa and come back a m stalks arranged *a buttered ; Instead Cassavetes suggested tha toast. Nice lor a ladle*’ lunch! to you in many ways. Your local marchanta •Mite be played with Terry tlttlag UNDER THB BTARg gown. Us bead to Bar top and have a stake in your community, too. They Biasing her heed Instead of her ear. P R A lk ll I AK f pay local taxea, errata Jobs for local propla. 5 fy * i s a . watehlag this abow." she toughed. She was support civic Improvement! that make thla LAMT TIM* recently wed to Eugene McGrath, *wuag Panama businessman. a bettor place for you to liva and work in. H u said that almost every leva scene »b* played to Urn movie So do jrourablf a service—trade la Sanford. Version of "Come Beak, Little SheTKACK O F THB CAT portrayal that we* her an Award ■om toatlenbe red peer tied ea talari- Calendar Personals Spotlight On Hollywood 9 Miss Myrtle's Schedule Si' Methodist Circles A w I LIKE ' SERVICE WHEN I SHOP! M ^ 1K1W9K 4H&4B & SB • •ts ».hS1 CHtaU.Otaft. • f u sss; «&'r3 *SV5: P ra IT'S NO SECRET. �J ------------------------------' ‘' vi*!* *4* I j* V .7 ?' *9 Util, interest ertwa Michael reportod that DavM woeM pay Mgm Mila * •" "Fair enough. Pm not one to part with a dollar unime I n o maanaMo chance at getting test ■me extra oo It" Me didn't go M ar David but M touch with Michael tr way that toid Michael be Mill re­ am ed ale interest- Bometlmao ——■id to Michael that out of all le only Jaaon and Meg eared l David’e earn or approved Ml m It peatered him. One suggested Judge Tank ere should nold court in the arm­ ory. "1 wander bow o peanut con a m i mi would do?" Mlcttasl was amaaed at Meg’s departure front -the pattern bad Mttie nope a t Tim’* aecompBMuaenta in California, rie would da tM boat M oouM tu n . . H e eencentrated on the poeeibili ty of getting a bachelor jury. No married men would d e n to give DavM Uw oanefit of the doubt Michael's personal popularity Wia an the wans, aa Jaaon nad ftartagty predicted. , Waapprnvap and many women cut Mm dead when they met him. The public nad no chance to H ub David. From the day as was •moaned on bail, as never left the fra p bouse. Michael n w that ne « Mag beard uw news of the trial - (Mm Miehasi. Matilda, disapprove mg, dm not refuse to furnish the ’» t m toddy Meg requested. Mr. Cos ■ M d mevetted ner to man's need U I challenged every juror a proccmotivtd notion of this 1 shouldn't get a jury before Z O L A Big N Combination M ar Be Key To '56 Hopes For Chicago ROSS his father quarreled over music, David left home. I went along.*' Ueg*a imagination supplied the miming details, The little boy from upstair* bad tu n e d (a the girl from the kitchen, drown op, DavM bad eeneed that Anna knew the world into which he waa auddenly throat better than be did. **1 waa glad when we oame to oa» tricks, skulduggery. Maybe I ought to hunt for them. Maybe fm wrong to depend upon the truth." Hearing the eompaeeloa la hie voice, Meg knew be wee afaaehed by i t Michael believed m proudpice, justice. Meay men—Kemp and Jason, tor Uutance —ware touched only by things affecting themaelvea. Meg knew (he 'waa ilk# that too. be prowling again. Meg bad - auddan Impulee to keep her company. Hot milk might make her aleepy. "Oretchan," aha called softly from her open door. The midnight atroller turned. Meg felt Ilka a period who aspeeled to pick up a kitten only to Bad her hands about a cougar. "Anna!" "Oh. ft'a you, Meg." Anna looked tired, ner eyes ringed, bar manner dejected. "1 waa going to make raysell come peppermint tea. t couldn’t sleep.” finding no valid reason for re­ treat, Meg padded down the etalre in Anna's wake. *Td like some tea myself. My stomach's queasy." Whet conniv­ ing creatures pregnant women were! Ordinary individuals bad no defense against them. "Of course." Anna could not quite c o n c e a l ner reluctance. "Toast I A bit of solid food some­ times helps." "Only tee.” Meg's usually castIron stomach rtU U id She sipped her tee while Anna drank two cups. They did not •peak but the involuntary came- tier, believe—what y o u do—a b o u t it a David T" man Anger Sicked Anna's lace and waa gone. She answered autoVlth malic ally. "1 waa always—afraid.” md "Of David T" Meg was Incredutry- loua. nine "No. Oh. I don’t know. David** be two y ean younger than 1 am. He came from a rich noma My mothivea er wee—" dull red stained Anna’s ■he cheeks—"ehe was bis father's link cook. When we were children, we played together. When David and other—1 worried. Then ehe Meg understood. However faulti­ ly, Louisa had shared David's world ot music. No wonder Anna resented her. Meg put out her band, covered Anna's limp Ungers. "It len t true. I’m sure It isn’t trust" s a n s was quiescent only a mo­ ment. Jerking froa, she thrust bar fact forward, glaring Into M ara startled eyes. "You could be euro because you're beautiful I No man would turn away from you I Women like Jenny and me know different! Jen­ ny's men left narl You d o st understand because no nun would ever quit—quit MuI top after you!" shrank before ner fury. Why, Anna noted ner I Any for David would alienate ms wife etui mo "David may go to prison," Meg faltered, unable to remain silent. Anna’s eager vanished as swift­ ly as It had coma. “Tea If M does. I’ll go to mm there." Meg stared. Her skin crawled Why, prison didn’t frighten Anna at all I la prison, ehe would own David. He would be •abut away from others, be dependent upon bar Malta. She could pnmroe him I Poeaeaeionl Kemp nad accused bar ef wanting to possess him. She shivered. Any alliance with Anna, however Indirect, revolted Mr. I’m going to bed" She couldn't stand the Mght of Anna another minute. nothing. When Meg glanced over her shoulder, Anna wee slumped la her chair, Mr eyes amply. m bod Meg continued to shiver under ‘Matilda's ampls covera era. She wished she knew what Uncle Urtcla Tim was doing. Hs wasn't very lucky. Every business tran­ saction sac tic M ants rod bad a way of tumli bad turning aBUU, til she tried to comfort bar* sell, U, iUncle Tun woe a born snoop. If Si Ben FVancieco knew anything about the Fenners, b* would dis­ cover t t Maybe there wasn't any­ thing to discover. Meg Anally dosed ti off into uneasy sleep, weighted with imelancholy end foreboding, f To Be C'onilRHcdj RseriMsd by prrmluios ef THb b O B U -U S ItU U . Distributed by Kiss Features Urndlcsi*. Tourney Medal Play Is Tomorrow EDMONTON, N. B. (Pi—The 44 Sander*, the Canadian Open tit* Three other American* matched leaden after lodsy'a final 11-bole Hat, can become the first player the course par of TJ. qualifying round will enter medal In the history of the tournament |,'jBay tomorrow tor tho Canadian to win both the Open and Amateur t Amateur golf title with the crown championships. Mealy to r e * on so American he»J. Sanders, however, will face the la the opening qualifying round rugged competition of defenJlng yesterday, four American* made champion Moe Norman of Kitch­ itseng bids with sub — par golf.] ener, who shot ■ 4-under-par 69 Doug Sanden of Miami Beach, to lead the qualifiers. . r u . ( and ed Lencryk of NawingIt'll Fooic. Jr., Huntington Beech 'tea, Conn., scored TO*, three under Calif., had a Tl and Arthur Peterparsot. nf Fitchburg, Maas., a 71. tlCKING UP By Alan Mavtr A R A tt HAP TOM* MUMBtR WtttH rrn/Mtr X A* C O U t& M * 2 t ear 72Wf \ to * m m , H e**? H H er Cincys Are Hurtiri AH ragular Sunday night TV viewers hevs become familiar with the "Big M" selling alogan of g leading producer of automobiles. "The Big M" combination may wall be the key to hopes of the Chicago Cardinals in IMS, ac­ cording |o Cooper Hollow, Chic­ ago Tribune sports writer. " If another ‘IT, Lam ar MeBaa comae through, the Cardinals win be rough this season," asserts Hol­ low. Whether McRan, a quarterback from tho University of Aritanaea, la destined ‘ to achlevt stardom this year, may be determined hi Jacksonville's Gator Bowl Satur­ day night, Aug. 11, whan tha Card­ inals play tha Chicago Basra. The Cardinals' other big "M 'a" are right half Dave Mann and left half Ollia Matson. Tha fourth member of the first string backfield is fullback Johnny Otaiawakl. Matson and Mann are the of­ fensive malnitays of the Cardinals. Aa a pair, tha Cardinal speed mer­ chants m utter an impressive onetwo punch aa will be found la any backflrid In tha nation. Coach Ray Richards, beginning hla second year at the Cardinal halm, baa high hope* that hla team win improve its fourth plaee showing of last year, when tha Cardinals won four of IS gamea and tied one, but continued to bo •addled with tha hard luck that plagued the club since 1947. Richards ia enthusiastic about the 19M Cardinal aggregation and two of the biggest reasons for hla HOW’S THAT FOR A RIG CATCH says Mrs. George Stine optimism aro Matson and Mann. as she dlsplnys the six lb. and 11 lb. salt w ater speckled "Mataon," notes Rallow, "la en­ trout the raught Sumlny nt Mosquito Ijtgoon In Oak llill. u rin g hla fourth year of pro foolThe “ big one" was 0214 Inch** long. (Photo By Jameson) bell and there la every reason to expect It should be tha best for the form er University of San Francisco flash." Aa Richards puts it, "OlUe is juat about everything you went in a pro football player. He hat •lie (M ), weight (110). he's a 10second man], and power. Hit greatness Ilea in his tremendous 11 was really thrilled", said Mrs. straight ahead power and speed George Stine, ■■ she told about which eMblcs him to bowl over her catch while on a fishing trip tackier* like tan pins." At tha other Cardinal halfback Sunday with her husband. Traveling ta Mosquito Lagoon at apot, Mann la 6-1. weigh* 190. and Oak HIU for the "big catch" she will bo aUrtlng hla second year the pro ranks a f u r excelling aa •aid, "On my first cast 1 caught freshman. NEW YORK (Jl — Gnarled old think hla man will break tha ■ tlx lb, salt water speckled Iroul". "Mann, In dote, la shifty and Casey Stengel, manager of the ordT After a few more casts the "hook­ quick a t a cat," enthuses Rich "H alf the time I doubt It,," ha New York Yanktei, let it be •rd t. "Ha gats away from tacklen ed a big one, an 11 lb. one. He waa known today that Mickey Manila answered. "They figure ta m ate that a lot of ball carriers can’t MW inches long". is strictly bn his own In hla pur­ It tougher and tougher for him. Some angler* standing near said suit of Babe Ruth’s hams run rec­ They're eure not giving him mnek elude because of hit extraordinary agility. It's Impossible ta tell how It was the longest speckled trout ord. to hit and the longer they do that, far tha guy i» likely ta go }hla sea­ caught on a plug. They urged Mrs. ’ With 43 games to go, starting tha more anxious he might boson with a year of experience un­ Sllne to enter It In a weekly con­ with tonight's data with tha Bos­ coma to take a swipe a t torn# t i test at Daytona Beach where she der Ms belt." ton Red Sox, Mantle must bit 20 those bad pitches." Richards stands by McHan m was told It was believed ta be the homers to eclipse Ruth's mark of Mantle talk* lest the face of those critics who don't largest entered so far but would 60 and become the preaent- ord than anyone, think the ex-Arkinsaa U. player U let her know. riay Sultan of Swat. that he Is getting Local fishing enthusiasts have a good paster. " I don't know how I can help er good nitchea tl hit. "You expect a M year-old kid told Mrs. Stine they are going to him toward the record," croaked "I'd Ilka to hit TB, If I ta be unspectacular in hla first "take lessons from her Instead of Stengel, " ft's a job he’ll have lo he said. "B ut I'm not worylng Mr. Stine." tsason with tha proa," Richard* do himself. Tha pitchers won’t too much about I t What I'm try­ points. "He has come a long way help him any. ing to do la get a .piece of the since hla first pro appearance In "They'll walk him half IBe time ball, ao I can keep hitting around 1H4, and hla final three garnet Birmingham Fans anyway er give him bad balls to that .370 m ark." last y«ar were • • good as any­ hit at, so U’a a problem ha haa body's In tha league. Are Hopeful Again to face himself." LOSERS, WINNERS PAIRED "Very few quarterback* do any­ By THE AKSOCIATED PRESS The suggestion waa raised that CLEARWATER ID-Lo*era and thing before they have absorbed maybe Stengel would consider bat­ Pennant starved Birmingham taro years of seasoning. 1 think La fans who figured last week that ting Mantle in the leadoff spot, winners of opening games ncrc mar has found hlmaalf now. Ha the Barons bad blown another flag so Mickey would get to the plats paired tonight in tha seconJ round of tha Florida man's double ha* taken charge of our club and chance were back ta the hopeful more often. acquired poise and confidence, He •tage today after their favorites "No dice," (aid the professor. nation softball tournament. Jacksonville and Pensacola haa every thing it takes to be patched things up with three con­ "You build your batting order ta g r o a t , " _________ win ball games, and besides he . meet at 7:30 p. m.; Watt secutive victories. Beach and Clearwater at 9 p The Barons, who put the brakes would get only ala or eight mere West Palm eBach defeated times at bat If he waa tha first sacola 4*2 and Clearwater doi to a four-game losing akld Sunday Notice Jacksonville 1 4 last night. with a 9-6 decision over Mobile, hitter." "Wall, then, does tha Profeasor put 13-S and 11-9 trlumphna against ■ rJ u T u tw ee ir. a>»l* a^fftartW*,, Memphis In the books last night ■> M jke MslaU §1 and leapfrogged over tha Chicks HKNRIlCTTA B. UOTCH n*c*»s»a. Into aerond place In the Southern r. Aaan. Standings. Pace setting Atlanta waa rained n. Royce. d*ee»*edi th»l »"*3 out at Montgomery, so the Bir­ ■ Million tor fins! dlerhsrs*. and mingham tucceasea had the B ar that h* will •nplr •« Ihe llosorobl* KHNRST liOlJSllOl.DKR, r«untjr oai nipping at the heels*of the ' M OTORS, IN C . Juts* of Mm'nois roentr. Florid*, Crackers, only half a gam* off tho oo tho lain day of September. im . for approval of ssm* snd for flssl pace. Nashville and Mobile wars IS PLEASED T O A N N O U N C E -■ i t r i * at administrator of th* also rained out, and Chattanooga snrlolts R. Bnjrro. derest- and New Orleans ware not ached day of Auawat, tall. T H E A P P O IN TM EN T O F ul-J i, C. Unyrs ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ M rs. G e o rg e S tin e Displays 'Big Catch' Casey Says Mantle Strictly On Own REIMANN a MMKtMOTtON.ef Britain, hits the tapq at the White City Sta­ dium in London, Kngand, to bocoma the ninth men In track history to crack Uw tour-minute mile barrier. He reeled off at 1:89.4, clocking just 1.4 seconds short ef the world record of 1:M held by Australia's John Landy. The race was the feature event In the BritUh-Caachoalo* vaklan meet flnlemeliendl) AdmlnlstfStnr nf Iks s s ls ls of Henrietta n. tt n r r a dscressd. 1*1 Rewards TlulUlne kenfnrA V tsrlie ATTOnKKT FOR ADHtHteTSATOR nnrni.Ae STFKarmm NOTicii ta {IRRRRT UIVRN that f am enasaec>d la butlnres at ITS* Krenrh Ave. .under ------ .... the flrtltlnua asm- of Ideal Nursery and that Intend to reyltisr said name wltll the Clerk of the Ctrrult Court. Rem. IhUe Couatr. Florida. Is arcordenre With the provision of the Flrtltloui Name Btatuta, to.wtti (union 111*1 Florida Statutes til l _______________ W. c. Rule Jr. W t jtut tuk f ir hettrlon C H A l MFR<; BU C H STUDENTS! H art la anon thing wklek is elmeat g necessity la college. Vary desirable and a big be|p la High School. Help* you turn la neat and attractive work and will GIVE YOU BETTER GRADES. Baa Um new MUth-Corona Port­ able Typewriter before school opens. World's Fastedt and most dur­ able Portable. Prices |l?AO to SU U O plus c o A e t P f p i m Q L/M Pte W M g M tjrifiT W T W t TKiP »U A J o t r a fo A A A itr y . A t By e d t n u n T in Associated Frees Hava tha Cincinnati Redlsga, who figured “to go aa far as our pitch tag win carry us," reached the and of the UneT It waa Manager Birdie TebbetU who tagged hit pitching the big " I f ' In the National eLague pen nant chase, and now that his not. so-robust Redleg* are slumping a t the plate juat when the pitching ia ta need of a lift, the Cincys are hurlin’. TebbetU needed a "stopper" last night, what with relief ace Buster Freeman sidelined by a freak mis­ hap and Hal Jeffcoat and Brook* Lawrence taking their tump*, but be couldn't find one. Milwaukee first-place Braves tagged Johnny Kllppsteln and swept the final three games of their four-game act with a 5-1 decision. The defeat skidded the Redleg* four games behind the Braves and two back ef Brooklyn, rained out a t New York In the only other gama scheduled In either teague. Tha Redlegs, who won the aeriei opener behind Larry Jansen, who waa Juat recalled from the minors, were on even terms with the Braves for five Innings. Then Del Crandall, who** sacrifice fly pro­ duced the flrat run, tagged Klipi stein for a two-run homer, b 19th, to break a 1-all tie In the sixth. Rookie Frank Robinson, who was l-for-10 In the first three gamea of the set, supplied the bulk of Cincinnati’s inept attack, going 4 for-4 and locking his 26th home run. It was only the fourth homer managed by the heretofore free twinging Redlega In the serii. Ttookl Taylor Phillips, a 23-yearold aouthpaw, gained hla third vic­ tory without defeat with his second airtight complete gama — scatter­ ing seven hilt and walking only two whtle holding Cincinnati's other power guys, Ted Klustewskl, Gua Bell, Wally Post and Ed Bailey, hltlesa. Tha Braves got their other two runt off Jeffcoat on Danny O'Con nall'a bases-loaded (Ingle In the eighth. Jeffcoat waa the fourth Redleg pitcher, following reliefers Art Fowler and Don Gross, aa Tebbetta again m ltsej Freeman — the 10-4 bullpen ace who suffered a slipped disc while fielding a ground ball last Thursday. - B ILL H A YN ES O F F IC E M A C H IN E C O . 114 Msgnoils Ave. & -j • -* Phone 44 CLIFF ABLES TO OUR SALKS STAFF. “CU FF" EXTCND8 AN INVITATION TO ALL OF HIS FRIENDS AND AC­ QUAINTANCES TO VISIT HIM AT REIMANN Chrysler-Plymouth COMMERCIAL awl PALMETTO Standing AMERICAN LEAGUE MONDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE Boston a t New York N Washington a t Baltimore N Detroit at Cleveland N Chicago a t Kansas City N NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. Bhn'd Milwaukee 66 <2 .6 tl -JO Brooklyn 64 44 J9J 2 M <7 .573 4 Cincinnati SL Louis M 54 .303 U.4 Philadelphia 52 33 .466 13'i Pittsburgh 48 61 .440 111* Chicago 44 62 .413 21 New York 39 t t .371 25i t MONDAY'S RESULTS Milwaukee 5. Cincinnati 1 Brooklyn at New York postponed, rain ( Only gamea scheduled TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE New York a t Brooklyn N Pittsburgh a t Philadelphia t * Cincinnati at Chicago Milwaukee at St. Louis N FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE Daytona Beach 4 Leesburg 3 Gainesville 10 St. Petersburg 4 W. Palm Beach 3 Palatka 1 Cocoa 7 OrlaoJo 6 * g TONIGHTS SCHEDULE V Gainesville at St. Pciersotsnr Cocoa at Orlando Palatka at West Palm eBach Leesburg at Daytona Beach STANDINGS W L Pet. Bhn'd Gainesville 35 17 .073 Cocoa 34 18 .654 X W. Palm eBach 26 24 .520 6 Palatka 26 26 .500 p Leesburg 23 27 .481 St. Petersburg 24 27 .471 HP* Daytona eBach 21 31 .404 Orlando 13 36 .294 19(4 Weight Still One O f Fighter's Foes NEW YORK (At—Weight eonlinuea to be one of the fighter’s-arch enemies. * That’s the way WIlUa Troy of Washington, D. C„ had It figured after hla 10-round draw with Jerry Luadea bf New Haven, Conn., at St. Nicholas Arena last night. Troy said he planned to enter the ring at 161, but a two-day layoff ad d 'd three pounds. " I fight better a t 181," tald 1Toy. " If I had made th a t weight I’m aura I would have won with­ out any trouble." W’ Both boy* were "very happy" with the decision and Teddy Brennar, 8t. Nick’s matehmakar, rawarded them with future bouts. �Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 13—ARTICLES FUR SALE 18—SPECIAL M irtCES PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS *Vc buy and roll m od furniture A NT ADSi R E N T 'E M F A S T P k 1821 4 J IA—PLACES TO EAT MAR-LOU RESTAURANT Sam pi* Menu: T-Bone Steak, Braided V u l Cutlet, Florida Lobster, Deviled Crab, and ot Mur**, Lnla'a Famoui Pina. PHONE 117S-W for takeout. Hwy. 17*02 South. THE FtTviERAOF SEMINOLE COUNTY—Lake Mery Public Riaeh and the DOGGIE DINER L BAR I—CARD OF THANKS ~~ We lake this meani of thanking our many frienda for their pray* art, their kind exprcjaion* »f sympathy and their bcautltul flowcra during the recent passing of our loved one. Mr*. L. M. Hlme* and Family 4—LOST aadFOt'.ND ’ LOST—P art Partlan bob-talltd , .yellow kitty. Ph. 1769J. isoe Paloma. s-^ fe k so n a l T n o t ic e s ROLLAWAY, Hoapital and Baby Bed* Day, Week, or Month—Tel. 1*13. Furniture Center — _______ 111 Wait Flrat St. AUTOMOTIVE I—BOATS AND MOTORS FOR RALE—71i H.P. Outbnsrd rebuilt motor. Mercury, good condition. $83. Call 1821, See the New Evtnrude Line lor '36 RO B SO N S p o rtin g Goods Erianide Sale* A Service SM E, let HI. Phone «M 22—TRAILERS Paying cash price* for any ‘ 'I t>pci md m e t. loitlU td nr Uiidg .of vatu*. SUPER TRAD "D6 It Yuurtdlf." INC POS’. On 17-92 Ph. 1033 W WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE Army Cote, gS 08: Paint, 92.30 gal. Machine and Supply Co. T-Shirts, 48c; Army-Navy Surp 3i>7 W. 2nd Si. Ph. M lus, 310 Hanford Ave. GATLIN BKOTUEIS Estate gas range, 130. Call B31-M. Uraiun# 4 Bulldoxer t v t i e l Ph 3231 Gonova. 2493 W B inforl Child’s play house. 8’ x 8*. 3 dou­ ble window* and front porch. Oil LANDO Seminel SUr, Call 211 Summerlin Ave. Ph. 882-M. Ralph Ray, 31.W. NECCH1-ELNA BULLDOZING Sewing Machine Center Sale*, Service and Rentals LOWERY A BRIDGES G A R R E T T ’S Sm . ItM-W Oraage City Syr 4 $634 383 E. First SL Phone 1422 FAIRBANKS - MORSE P u m p t F.M.B. 3c, 1 0c* it 25c STORE Well Drilling, HOWARD C. LONG, Phona 3M NT E lit School Supplies and School Clothes 321 S. Sanford Ave. Commercial Ave. Child’* blah chair . . 500 UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Child’* crib ................. : . . . . ».*J FURNITURE A AUTO Furniture Cleaned In Your Horn* Singer poriable sew machine 30.00 New Modern Method — Clean* Burroughs add* machine .. . . 33.00 Sanitize a A Moth r roof a. Frio Underwood typewriter ... 33.30 Large solid oak desk 30 00 Estimate*—Call 1714-J. Oak typewriter desk __ 30.00 CROSLEY - BENDIX Upholstered folding chairs .. 3.00 Sale* and Service Hapcr Trading Pott Un Hwy. 17*98 Phoue 38&3-W. RANDALL Electric Company S m ica— Quality— 8atiaficllan FOR'FILMS. FlnTtVagT Tspc Re* rordrr>, Supplier SEE — WIE* Ph 113 Sanford 243T-J-3 Da Bary BOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP, 810 CUSTOM UPHOI ATE RING S. Park Ave. Slip Covera and Drapes Have four brand new Goodyear STANLEY KULP Tubeless Tire*. Sir.. 670x13. All ph o n e a u - j. for $30 Phone 304$ W. AUGUST IS BABY MONTH” at 44 APPLIANCES Jameton Studio. Special (or chit dren to 3 year*. Two 1x10, (1 FRIG1DAIRE appliances, t a l e s gold frame) 110. PHONE 31M. and sirvle*. G. H. High, Oviedo, Trees trimmed, removed and do- Fla. Phona FO-3-3313 or Sanford 1642-W s l u r i p . a moued. Ph. 1007-R. SANFORD TREE CO. A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G For Room or Building ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, otste ments, invoices, hand biili, end H. B. P O P ! CO. IN C. programs, e t e. Progressive 2M Soeih Park Ave. Phoa* 1441 Printing Co. Phono 401 — 403 Holpolnt 30 gal table top hot water West 13th St. healer, $30. Ph. 903. T . V . R E P A IR S New alr-condltloner, 3/4 Ion. 1306 'Til in p. m. Service Cells. $3.00, W. 3rd St. J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2g91-J W. A Norris, Ph. 1339. Licensed Tech 10'4 CU. I X Cnldapot Refrigera­ nicians, guaranteed work. tor, good condition. Inquire 3301 Grandview Ave. D O N 'T Throw away that old chair or Kenmore Electric Stove. Good rocker. Bring It In NIX BED* Condition $30. Ph. 2303-1J. DING CO., specialists In up­ holstering ana m ittresi rrno U—BUILDING MATERIALS vatlng. U S E D BRICK 1301 SANFORD 'AVENUE TWO CARLOADS beautiful uied Well drilling, water guaranteed, brick. Orange, red, and burnt Phone 1009-W. _____ black. See them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. . EMPLOYMENT I t will pay YOU to at* ui before 84—CHILD CARE you buy. Open Evening* and Wanted, Baby 8ittlng, Phona CU-R Sundayi. Eaitside Tr*Uer Sale* 81—HELP WANTED—FEMALE Palatka, Fla. WAITRESS - Apply Touahton'a Trailer, Salt-Rent, Ph. 661-XR. Drug Store, Mr. Clark. 3 Small House Trailer*, Ideal for Curb girls, apply In person to Fishing Camp. Cheap. Phone Pig'n Whittle. 712-W er ask Sanford Trailer INTELLIGENT girl, over 21. for Park. lunchroom and bar. Ph, 1020-J. ‘ 14—USED CASH Women Sew Easy Ready-Cut House 1960 NASH, Stawiman. 4-door. Coats Homa. Earn From $17.40 Clean, tubeleaa U rn . Beat offer to $28.IS Doien. Write—Accurate around $130. 1030 Maple. No calls Style. Freeport, New York. Saturday. 27—HELP WANTEO-MALE 2 Luggage Trailer*. One 41 Chev^ o |e t ^ U M i f l e i ^ j L O i ^ 2 j j O ^ Experienced sheet metal workers Also roofers experienced in built-up and shingle roofing. Ap ply Rteinmeycr Roofing A Sheet Metal Work. South Sanford Ave. Phone 1384-f, Sanford. 26—BEAUTY PARLORS c o l Ce c t o r - A SALESMAN ii LD Modem Air-conditioned Salon established Installment Co. his opening In Sanford for wide . H a r r io tt's B e a u ty Nook •wake, sober and ambitious man. Must have car and refer­ 47—BUILDING - REPAIRS ences. Only permanent resident PAINTING need apply. Earning! unlimited for man willing to work. Ilovpf* FLOOR landing and finishing. tillislio n Insurance. Write P.O. Cleaning, w sxug. Serving Semi­ B ei 347 Sanford, stating age, nole county licce IMS. marital atatui, and previous ea H. M. Gleaaos, la k e Miry parlance If eny. F o r painting tail Mr. Taeker, 21—SALESMEN—AGENTS •6I-XR. $20.00 dally. Sell Luminous Door Repair work! Home alteration*! Ptatei. Writ* Reeves, Dept., No Job too small. Finished carp* No. 160, Attleboro, Mias. Free enter will give prompt service. Sample*. Phone 139S-J. Rollins A Blagto. II—WORK WANTED—MALE M cRA N B Y -SM ITH I’AINTH 2416 8. Park Phona 1203 31* year Automotive Accountant, jja e rtg g ^ e h lld re ij^ ^ & s y ^ 26-PIANO SERVICE • BUSINESS SERVICES W » Q«h________ ISl-Cl L L 8111 - Plana Technician Phono 11*4 Roalo L Sooford FINANCIAL 34—1NIIURANCR f ) 11—ROOFING end PLUMBING Plumbing. Krotky Healing M 7 0 . HODGES Service on All Wator Pumps— Well* DrUlad — Pumps Panin Read, Phono 7M Preferred J U u i to Preferred Policyholder* Jo h n W illia m Inn, A gency 417 Hanford Alllali* Rank 34 HED-I-M1X CONCRETE M irada Concrete 'Jo. 309 Elm Ave. Phona 1333 SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring. 1980 per M. No. 1 Common 1330 per M. No 9 Common $136 per M. Floor* Laid A Finished; Raaionabie. E. F. Stevens, Ph. 716-R-4 after 6 p.m. STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE H E R E A n E JU S T A F E W UK T H E M ANY SA V IN G S bcautltul Dinette bet*. Choice of It Table Top* and 12 Chair covers , . . Complete with 4 Chair* S139.00 And—Bcautltul 34 Pe Dinticrwara Sal FREE Handsome Bedroom Special Vanity with large Mirror Panel Bed Cheat of Drawer; «RL' 1UM CeetrecUag cod Ropalf INI Sanford Ave. H eae 1113 W. J. KINO MERCHANDISE —Factory to You— Buy your Furniture at Berry'* Warehouse Furn. Co., at EWI W. 1st St. AU nationally adv. furn­ iture at warehouse prices. Enclosed head. Sag-wool bottom rail with plsitle ends. Plastic or Used furniture, appoaneat, MuU, rayon tepee. Cottea or oylea •te. Rought-aold. Larry's M arl cords. 991 Baal lit BL Phone 1631. Atnalnum Venetian Blinds Plumhlag Co#tractor Kohler Plumbing A Supplies Ream Electric Water Heaters Scnkarik Ginns and Pslat Cn. MM Orloedo Dr. Pk. M 113*114 West lad I t Phone aM PLUMBING Foot-locker* |6.S3; 40-hr. Alarm Contract and Repair Work clocks $1J9. Sanford Jewelry 4 * Free Estlmetee Luggage Co. 100 Saaford Ave. R. I*. HARVEY Sanford Ave. Phone MM It Faya Te Uen CHaatfwd on thla 8-Pc. Chrome Dinette IN C L U D E S : Table with extension Itavea 3 aide chairs t boat chaiar Matching Kitchen Stool CHOICE OF COLORS while stock lasta . . . . EASY T E R MISS * * * Furnished or unfurn. 2-bedroom apt. Convenient aa Air Station. $63 mo. Including Utilities. Call 7T0-W._______________________ REAL ESTATE t l —ACREAGE Lake Front Estate 33 Acres—Over 9,000 ft. lake front* age. Modern masonry house, with 2 bedroom*, t baths,.cathe­ dral ceiling and fireplace In spacious living room with beau­ tiful lake view. 10 acre grove, nuraer. with 640 budded citrut Phona M3-09 E. lit St. tree*. $46,000, term*. For ap­ pointment call Jane Adriatlcn. w—FARM AND GARDEN Broker, Winter Park 6-1473, or 4-4341. GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e Plant* in any quantity. Ready for setting out Sepl. 10th. Van* 64—FARMS AND GROVES euro arc of Midaeaaon. Marlon Acre* farm land fer rent. South Market, Early Round Dutch, 19sites. Call U0*M. Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy Mammoth Red and Eaily Copen­ 43—HUM EH hagen. all from CcrUIlml Kerry* WHY PAY RENT Morris Seed. Ripe A Ready To­ mato A Produce Co.. State Farm ­ 2 Bed Room Houses ready lor >uu er* Market, Sanford, Florida, to move in, FHA approved, con­ crete Block construction, 60 x 117 Phone 32$. ft. lot. Close In, for aa little aa So—MUSICAL INSTRUMENT)! $300 Down and 943 per Month. Including principal. Interest, in­ SNARE Drum. Pracllcally New. surance a tax**. T out P r i c e ('all 72I-W or aik office 8anford 17,176.00. Open for your Inspec­ Trailer Park. tion, 412 O ru g e Ave. Call or See I. E. Batten. $3—WANTED TO BUY _ _ Phona* 534 or 693 Used play pen. Reasonable. Phone 318 Valencia Drive 1621 between 9:00 to 5:0(1. Sanford, Fla. $ 6 9 9 3 Mather of Sanford in • RENTALS m tp m B m m m B HEU , Anything With A Oaastftei Ad JUHT CALL S A N F O IID ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME? SEE and COMPARE T ucs., Atijr. 14, 195(1,. P e g s HERALD Chicago National Boat Show Forecast To Be Biggest Yet Th* 1967 Chicago National Boat Show Feb. 8-17 In the lntcrnallon* al Amphitheatre will t-e even large and more comprehensive than the 1938 version, world'* largest boating exposition until that tlnte, Executive Director Guy W. Hughes said after a survey of exhibilera. According to Hughes, exhibits will occupy all of the 720,00(1aquare-foot area nf the Amphithealra’i north hall, central area, south halt and south addition. P art of a new extentlun, which la now' under construction and which will make (lie Amphitheatre twice n* large a* the nest largest exhibition hall ini he world, will •Iso be utillrcil. Hughe* predicted tin t all 1956 records would be exceeded, in' eluding: t.a*t year's tola) attend •nee of £40.330. n show fleet of 645 craft on dlaptuy, 776 manu­ facturer* represented by exhibiton. Contracts are now being issued to firm* which aaked for apace In an exhibitor surrey. Many of last year's exhibitors are doubl­ ing their exhibit spate and new firms ate seeking apace to showthair w arn . Hughe* said. With additional spar* avail­ able, the ex|M)iitlon will have wider alales to Improve the crowd flow through "the world's largest indoor flsel’’ and to the exhibit! of marine equipment and auppliae, Hughes laid. Practically all main alales will run north and ■outh, and new aisles will create a large number of new comer and Island display*. Y E S. MR. F A R M E R French Avenue homa suitable fer I can build your home, ramodal, home A buiinii*. For Informa­ repair or build your addition to tion call 1494. your present heme. Financed at *T» Interest, over a raaionabie HUTCHINSON’S Ocean F r o n t period time. Apia. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona LET’S TALK IT OVER Bearh. Call 2374-W for reserva­ T. R. Means Gen. Contractor tions after 1:00 p. m. E. Celery Ave. Ph. 1490-M. EFFICIENCY Apartment, M v able for bachelor or couple. •7—KR0EEK8 Md REALTORS Private hath. Aerosa from Pm ( Office. Manuel JarohadR. 1 BEDROOM house with carport*, IF IT IS REAL ESTATE perch and utility room, Frlglask Crumley A Montaith Three and foot room furnished dura appliances, 8928 down at 1)7 South Park, Phona 779 apt*. Very alean and close la. They Know Phone 616, Jlmmv Cawaa. L O W E L L E . O Z IE R Bidder - PhMe IBM FURN18HED apU. Phene 1311. $64 MONTHLY Office: M l a. Orlande Dr. TOTAL PRICE 19,700 WELAKA APARTMENTS: roomi private batbi. 114 W. Flrat SL CUSTOM B U IL T H O M ES Only 934.36 Monthly with Homealaad Eaamptlon after Jan. lit. DESIRABLE one and two bed­ ’VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING room furniihad apt. Ph. *99-W Buys this beautiful 3-Bcdroom ma­ 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS sonry home. Parquat floor*, 2 A 3 room apt Pn. 29U-W. ’LOW MONTHLY PAfMENTS three years old and wall pre­ AVAILABLE for immediate occu­ A . K- SH O E M A K E R , JR . served. Comfortable Florida t m MtllMrUI* pancy, furnlahad home, |TI Phone iWl room, c ir porta, utility room. month. PHUNE 339 R. Terms available. Furniahcd garage apt. Electric kitchen, Phono 2J8-R. .... CONCRETE Ready Mixed Concrete, -Concrete GROUND Roor, 3-room completely Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement furniahcd apartment. 317 Pal­ Concrete Pipe to Meet All Qua)* metto Ave. Phone 2392. flcatloni. H harm an U oncrcle I’lpe Co. SEE Seminoi* Realty for DeilrOut West 13lk St, Phone 2419 ■bla Homo* gad ApU. Phona 17. This is a free pas* to the Rill Unfurnished 2-Bedroom apt. Near Theatre for Mrs LotiLc Wilton. shopping renter. 9119 Elm. No Exp. date Aug. 83, 1936. PeU plena. 46—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Furniihad 9 rooms A bath, dowas u lri. 1901 Mapla Ava. Pkaaa HAYNES Office Macblna Co., 1474. Typewritera, adding maehlnM, Saltl'Raaisla, 914 Mag., Ph. 44. For Rent—1 bedroom furniihad apt. 16$ per moath. SI. Jofaai Good Uied Offset Desks from $33 Realty. Uied portable and standard a iu typewriters from $33. I'R oom furilshae apt. available now. 3 room furnished apt. P O W E L L 'S available by July 90th. 310 Mag­ O ffice Supply nolia. Ph, A. K. Roisatter, Flor­ 117 8. Magnolia Phona IM in. 911. 47—FUKNITU Rt —HOUSEHOLD Efficiency apartment. Itr-condltinned. Hwy. 17-18 8. SlumberHad Court. 5119.95 me SAVE $28.55 Sf—APTS—HOUSED-ROOMS T IIE Furniahcd cottage. Phone SOt-J alter 5:00 p m. I^Bcdroom house, $66. R tlA if Ad* dition, 1403 Court A Waihington. Avalon ApU. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W ru n u n e t a sru u LIVESTOCK ue Tank laatallatlan A Sordco. Jower Oanaaatiaas. Archie C. Reg. H arnett, Phase TM-W or 1131. I^RDOGS—CATS—PETS $139 93 FOR HALE—Year old pedigrse c k r a m ic Doberman Pinscher, female. I r . Mueller A le a Pk. House broken. Phone 1364-R. New Selection of— Rofss (Foam Rubber) 114930 j»— MORSES— CATTLE— HOGS This la o free p its to tha Movia* Sofa Red a ............. 109 00 lend Rido-In Theatre for Dusty Wanted: Two beef lyp« calves. Matching Chairs ------ ■ M.B0 Crawford, Cap. date Aug. 23, Ph. 2330 JL________________ ECHOLS REDDING CO. 1166. Comer gad A MagaoUa. Fh 1233 "Rod Ramhorgar" Mgr. Opea Monday’s Ul 9:91 p. m. U—ABTK'LKh , M M l * A tlfT OUR BALCONY T I t—FURNIPfRE—BOURKIIOLD A. B. PETERSON Broker Aaioclata*: A. B. Paterson Jr., P. J. Chatteraon, Garfield Wlllatts, John Melsch and R. W. William*. A. C. Doudncy, Land Surveyor. 116 N. Park Ava. Phone 1129 Nllnf U iilcl thrii|b Vfaif M After 10 Van ViaMaj in writ* a ptdictl 9*9*7 ahtut aa b*uim 1 case •f 4»fa»»titi* he la* ttf 11(4 10 yetn Wfere, a New Odeaaa tartar femd he •*• a**M* i* plclc-th« tM ii'i recerl (tea hi* files htciaae he'd fergMtti her atm*. A CUeeifled At la the K*w Hilei** Timee-PItayuM * hrairs giichly leeaied the (rrmrr r.lir*i, Uta, DMnecq. Ml 6ml mm- PtMtht aiasjaai t«*4i*ld Itettat matt iM it eroaM•«*«d»M UltilH.HKll*.llarR ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. Builders of F lat Horn** OWNER LEAVING TOWN For Florida Living Want* to aeil equity for 11076 BEAUTIFULLY Designed Thr.e which Includes furnishings, TV And Four Bedroom Horn** set and automatic washer. FHA t A 9 bath* Mig.. payable at 961 monthly. Varlad Selection of Plana Avail­ Homs hat 2 bedrooms, Ppirch. able. car port*, utility room. Situ*' oom. BJ Priced From $11,106 to 194.000 tad in good location. VA (G D-FHA A FHA IniervR obert A . W illiam s, R ealto r ice Financial. Raymond Lundqmal, Anociaie Phene 1173 Atlantic Rank Bldg. HOMES AVAILABLE i South Plnecreit . . . . Btnford, Fla. drove M a a e ri........ Sanford, Fla. bee ui tor French Avi. Property REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Valencia VUUi .. . . DeLand, 3344 French Ave. SALES OFFICE J. W. HA LL. REALTOR MAYFAIR — 9 bedroom home. 2613 B. French Ave. Jebaay Walker, Aaeeclale Larga yard. Call 1430 J after Phona 3100 A MM "Cell Hell" Thone 173g 6 p. m. Alter 6:00 p. m. Call 2371-W I-Badroom unfurnished home No kitchen equipment, 200 French Laura B, Oner, Brokar Ave. Phone 146-J. H aul M, Field, Associate 2601 So. Orlando Dr. Phone 1339 If intrreated In opartment, cleanEVENINGS: 3119 and 190 r r than average, cloarin. SEE Jimmy Cowan. Phuue 616 3*Bedroom homa. I t too down. L U V K L Y ~C H Y S T A L L A K tt 8U H U K B A N HOM E 9-ROOM HkaRont apt. Hot water. Monthly payments g&a.aa. Equip­ 940 mo W, Muigrave. lake Wary. ped with Weatlngbouie kitchen, Comfortable country living only a few rainutaa from town. Nice blind*, h taler, fenced back Furniahcd ruiiage by week or lround* nf over an acre all yard, screened porch. Vacancy month. Ph. 3010-W-L indicated with bearing citriti by lhe 13th, Payment not due tra il, provide tha background until the F lrat Call 1613-W. 119 New Smyrna ocean front. Una, for thin beautiful 9-bedroom RoaiUa Dr. two bedroom apU., reasonable. home. Two full (lie batha, Flor­ McGrath, Box 1412, Coronado free pa ida room and irparato dining Station, New Rmyrna llcach, i.r land Rlde*|n Theatre for Mr. E. room. All electric kitchen, dou­ Tel. 1093-M. M. Cain. Eap. data Aug. 33, ble car pone and double sarage, and all fronting oa !he Large, clean, furnished apl. 1 1961. prsttle.l Hk* In Central Florida. adults. 611 Park Ave. A T T R A C T IV E , T E R M S Cloae.in furnished apl. 312 Oak. FOR SALE or rant — 3 bedroom Consult A REALTOR First Phone 3967-31. C B borne. One block from Pine- C U L L E N A N D H A R K E Y Rosa Court Apta. Unlurniahcd 6- crest School. Phone 3463-XJ. IM N. Park Ate. Pkeae 8311 room apt. Kitchen equipped. 3-Year old concrete block homa Phona 1494. MAYKA IR with ear porta. > bodrooma. kiLBeautiful Building Lets ckea oauipped. Living room, FURNISHED garage apartment, I Ale# Lata la Marvaala kotk with tab A ibower. Full bedrooms, living room, electric alio scraeo porch. RL I, Box . kilrhen, hath, rarporte. excel­ 6M-A, Ph. M J . _____________ ROSA L. PAYTON lent location. Prefer couple. Registered Real E su le Broker PHONE 1497. H—LOTS Phene WTI 17-96 a t Hiawatha 3-Bcdroom, 9 bath, borne. Partly 106 a IM lake f r w t leL Crystal furniihad. South Camaron Avo. Point, Lake Mary. Pk. 903 or Seminole Realty 11/4 mi. S. Geneva. Ph. W. F. I44-W W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO 264331. REALTOR! 67-A R O U R 9 sod RIALTOR« Furnished Apt. 300 Park Ave. IMt Park A te. Pbea* 37 e r t t l 3-BEDROOM HOME. 3 bath*, Garage apt. Also 6 roomi unfurn* kitchen equipped, 1-car garage W. R. -BUI- ITEM PER iabad. Apply 1901 Magnolia Ave. with abower, M feet m beau­ Guy Alien, Aerorllte Arietta Price. Aaeeciaie tiful lake, aelllag for only 9 ATTRACTIVE furnished roomi, Re altar — General laauraare 117,996. TERMS with »r without board, near Pkeae tin III N. Perk Ave. Downtown. Phone 1036-W. KENNETH E. BLACK B A LL R EA LT Y Furnished house in Oatcen. Hot A Registered te n d Baal M e te Broker KAYM0KD M. BALL cold waiar, gas A electricity, IMS Y had. N ko shade. Rent |40. par month, RXO, RRO IW U located on Lemon Bluff Rd. See Thla la a free paaa to tha Bite R D. Mj|hie>m*a, Aeaociata Gatyler, Osteen, Fla. Pk. Thai i n fer Gian Joaaa. Kip. 96* Booth r t ) $ t ' a Pbooo 996 1906*14. date Aug. D , 1936. NtW 06KANAI DAILY CROSSWORD At RUSH t. Srdate 6. Country homa 3. Dalian poet 39. Largest U. 6. rtvtr 30. hi or* in a W //M W '//M W //M T~ alio 31. Par# 33. Pronoun 33. Ufasavmf Service labbr.t 33. Periah 37. Jobe 41. Together 14. Butl6gh« tree 49. Davilflib 49. Bury *7. crude ur* tar 49. geented DOWN I.Bang 3. Ticker — h 3. 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Paul. Mi Marv Ford il* U t e ih “ nw— &• * w h ip A . ArrMRhoofr ill* Tho Rhythm Roue 4:14 world At tla avnna t i l l Twilight leag t 4:1* hperto Book 1:41 Mudo at Its,data 1:0# v. r. w. 7:01 Drifting on a dong fill tsttHi&s?* T : 4S It'* Uancilm* Olio Nlahl Kdltlsn I'nlleit Natlnnn T h e llliythm Ilnur Al Hum* With Muile Nan* ii.OO gig a Off WROUBIDAT x o a x tia Man On I f f . Dawn aroektrt 1 : 1* Nan* *;S& vvmlarn JamborU tilt Til* til* Til# Nenn-WarM 0 :1 * Situ ln:ta 1n . n ill! M Hpuris i t * Otaara tliO* Radio F irm Dtgoet retioae ... .fine Morning Moledloo •11' 10:40 W V t l ? * f* taw 11:00 lU aeh tftf* Bar rNona ----------l i l t Amarricao bodgae I j:* ' T#o»i Tima 4iS* New* . t LJ d □ TT 4H- ria OZIER REALTY CO. •IM .1 1 ■ •jm' i r*:i n . l W1M 1i<( i IM • • * :i i : i i 1 M, II* . ij iji >ii R in | »■ 1 MW *11 * MR J *• I'V t *i* 1IH II i I III it 1 • nt*mi u « | Vj lb l HV1 I 4j'.^i J 31 Large 4 Mrlat worm 6. Velvet-like 31..G reek letter fabrics 7. Arab king, 36. (Hope lEur.l dom SW I t . G U I s naim 37. Simian A na 13. A n a rn ailk39. t ’n* R Cord worm* tawI. . P r e t e r mP.* Youth fui garm ent 10. Banal nf 34 D u . 14. Disem­ burden color, I t i i i H i r ' i A m re . barks '.g. laraelile alien 13. Intended .13. Bell sound 41.Variety o i l leader 14. Turkish 19. Conduit 78. Inside chalcedony weight 30. Indigo .15. Italian m t r 43, Win# cup , 31, Merganser 39 rtacaa iver.l 41. Romm I I. Ostrich33 Cattle 40. Lag joint house like bird T 19. Father / r~ *■ 21. Straw bee­ hive — 33. P re d e f in e A lex an d er A S trin g e r Rail E iteta A Insurance Mrs. Lourlnt M antagar, Aaaoc. 1ST Magnolia Ave. fh . 19 The liom ri Built By i ‘J L 'A Chau* Hotasxe, 8-19 y im fiB S H S H �Pryor Is Attending Special Meetings In New York City VS* Myers, a t a new plant site m the Caioosa ha tehee River. Site te r the 1H» unit ka« net yet been selected. K sn e n e tln g purchase of the two new generators for 1 9» and 1 M , McGregor Smith, company : beard chairman, said "we are cosh a Tinted that flerid a’a rapid growth ‘ gad Industrial expansion points to POTTSTOWN, P s. OP— T ike 120 acres of reding farmland la the Pennsytvaala Dutch country. Peo­ ple It with willing workers of all ages, races, religions and national origin. Add a brokeh down farmhouse th at will soon house a model com­ munity, . That,“ in essence, is > Fellowship -— ■ -* » « House Farm where "friends work together, play together and Join in raising food together, for both body and soul.’* In the past five years more than 100,000 people have come to the farm to spend a day, a weekend or several weeks Just helping out, Joining In the chores, taking part In the activities. The farm is an outgrowth of Fel­ lowship House, a project begun In Philadelphia in 1938 by Marjorie Penney, esperlencoJ in interracial ACnCSt Nancy Valentine fits a work, as an experiment In .harmon­ Use from her husband, Fred­ ious living. erick Tllllnghast III, Beverly Hills, Calif., broker, after their At the time, she says, Phila­ marriage In Las Angeles In a delphia was seething with racial Yoga ceremony. The wedding tensions, sometimes resulting In service ares postponed by the violence. ill nan of the bride and a canMiss Tenney decided to do somecollation appeared Imminent thing about it but ran into many whan the groom was reported to roadblocks, Including apathy and have dated hie ex-wife. How­ indifference. ever, everything was straight­ ened out end they were married. Then a $500 contribution came In and Fellowship House had lls be­ ginning In a rundown building In a poor neighborhood where unem­ ployed whites, unskilled Negroes and groups from many land* had AUG. 12 drifted. Admissions: If there was going to be any Hulse M. Harry (Dcbary) race rioting, Miss Penney felt, "It AUG. 14 would I be here." Uustav* Bamberger (Sanford) Soon the building was scrubbed John Hart (Sanford) dean by volunteers—rich! poor, Willie Graham (Sanford) educated, uneducated, whites, Neg­ Kathleen Pezold (Sanford) roes, Catholics, Jews and Protes­ Births tants, Baby Boy Richard* Visiting Hearst The farm was purchased in 1951 Private Rooms 11 a. m. — 9 p. m. and again volunteer work crews Semi-Private Rooms 2 p. m. — 4 p!tchi*J In. Today, the read Is still p. m. 7 p. m. — 9 p. m. rough snd rutted, the buildings In Pediatrics 11 a. m. — ■ p. m. need of repair, but everywhere on (parents and/or grandparents only) the grounds hands ere busy a t Obstetric* In accordance with ac­ painting, carpentry, stone mason­ commodations anJ No visitors dur­ ry, gardening, wheat harvesting, ing feeding of bsblei. livestock raising. A typical family group working at the farm are the William HetBOYS ’REALLY’ BEADED id s, devout Quakers.s llcticl, a FOB HOME young attorney, ami his wife and NEW LONDON, Conn. W-Two two children live about 10 miles Massachusetts boys really headed ■way. Their own place requires for bom* today. plenty of work but they try to A Pawtucket, It. I., pollccmau spend at least on* day a week at overheard David Dulkis, M, of the farm, sometimes ■ weekend Norwood, Mass., and Robert Mac­ or longer. At the end of the day, volunteers Donald, II, of Islington, Mass., say they had visited an aunt in trek up to the top of the hill, which Norwood and now were going looks out on miles of well kept fsrm lends. Wooden benches sr* home to Hertford, Conn. The patrolman provided ■ po- scattered about. Off to the rlgh, lire escort so they could catch ■n old pumphouso serve* n a pulpit. their train on lime. Later, a police check showed The Rev. RusseU Barbour, a onethey were heading sway from lima Baptist minister devoting his home. The boys were taken off the . train at New London lo await the arrival of their parents. Hospital Notes i of power throughout the Cooat terttory served by the efcgpeny, but will oleo permit Intorebaago of largo blocks at power h e w s an tho West Coast end th* lower Bast Coast, over the 118,000 vri, croas-ctat* transmission Hm already la operation. “With announcement of these |U b * far l i l t a ml laao, we are again raising our sights on our 10year expansion program," said ipsilh. “ Originally *et at $332 ml]lire in 1141, estimates were upped 94' M il million last year. Yes, n a n d a la growing faster (ban area wa anticipated.’* Tha d i m tore declared regular quarterly dividend* on the prefer­ red stock, payable September 1 to as the previous quarterly payment. ttoejj yscr in e svf #( (to <se wmgfw and easfvH tM driven behind yfu risks g e t* whet yie'vt * te Local City Hall Gets Heating, A ir Conditioning Unit W. 8. (Bill) Evans began pre­ liminary work on the installation of a central heating and air con­ ditioning unit for the City lleil this morning. Evans received the award of the bid at lest night's City Commis­ sion meeting nsld at I p.m. The bid presented to the commission was $10,490. Th* City Commissioners un­ animously agreed that for econo­ mical maintenance and operation the central unit would be far sup­ erior to several individual units. Evans stated "1 will Install a Ilf* to the farm, may lead the meditation period. But sometimoa tha meditation period consists sole­ ly of peopla sitting quietly on tho hillside—thinking and looking. ‘You get a different feeling of your fellow man after you work with him on a common project,’’ say* the Rev. Barbour. Papenl Program To Go Info Effect WASHINGTON tit—A new pro­ gram of payment* to totally dl*■bled worker*, rounding out tha Irving L Pryor of Sanford, Is aeries of baalc protections for the attending apeclal meeting* this nation's families envisioned when weak In New York City a* the Social Security was act was up guest of the m ate Farm Insurance 20 years ago, goes into effect Companies. Ho and other represen­ next year. tatives and managers from the program is provided under tap 25 per cent of State Farm 's thaTha Social Security bill passed by fiald sales organisation earned Congress Just before it adjourned ity defects, alcoholism or drug ad­ the right to go ea a result of his late last month, and signed by diction will not qualify an In­ outstanding achievements during President Eisenhower, Tbs dis­ dividual, Nor will bilndneta, if the tha paat year. ability provision was sponsored by sightiesa person Is able to engage Alio on band, are the chief Democratic leaders. In "substantial gainful activity." executive! of the companies who The monthly peyments will be Stringent requirements must be will dJicusa the progress and before a disabled person can th« same as tha primary retire­ future plans of the organization. met qualify. Expert* In th* Social Se- ment benefit for the individual The 8tate Farm Insurance Com­ curlty Administration e s t i m a t e un Social Security, ranging from £ panies or Bloomington, HI. are 300,000 disabled' persons will re­ $30 to $108.50 a month. They are composed of State Farm Mutual ceive payments in the firat year, expected to average $70 to $80 Automobile Insurance Company and th at In 35 years one million a month. . . . the largest insurer of auto­ will be on the rolls. The Social Security tax will ba mobiles in the world, insuring moe I-oral Social Security offices Increased effective next Jan. 1 than 4450,000 cars; State Farm will begin receiving claims for by U per cent each fo r tha em­ Life insurance Company with benefits Oct. 1. First checks will ploye and employer, and K per just under 1 billion dollars of life go out next July. cent for the self-employed ininsurance In force and State Farm The applicant ippticant must be a t least dividual, to finance tha disability Fire and Casualty Company which payments. The proceeds will go 50 and must meet this test: protecta property with a value In Into a separata fund for these "Inability to engage In any sub­ excess of right billion dollar*. benefits. W In all, there are more than 7,000 stantial gainful activity by rea­ This will mean a $10.60 tax SUte Farm agents operating in son of any medically determin­ boost next year for the Individual the United Statea and Ontario, able physical or mental impair- earning. $1,200 or more, and the ment which can be expected to same for his employer. A selfCanada. result in death or to be of long- employed person earning tha same continued and indefinite dura- amount will pay $18.75 more. tion." The monthly checks will not h ast year, Americans at# V * start until the disability .has been billion pounds of meat—o r an in effect six months. average of 161 pounds fo r each Finally, the recipient must meet person, £ all of three requirements of So­ Board O f Health cial Security coverage in a Job or In aelf-emplnyed work for Holding Diabetes “ C O O P E R A T IO N IS A N which Social Security taxes were paid. These are: ECO N O M IC Case-Finding Tests 1. One and a half years of cov­ "It I* estimated that for every erage In the last three year*. N E C E S S IT Y ** known diabetic there la one that 2. Five years of coverage In is unknown and the Florida Stale ‘ (Author's name bslow) B 5 the last 10 yd'ars. Ruard of Health has been making 3. Coverage for half the lime In order to receive n license an intensive effort for. the past — injection Into the veins of several months to discover persons whole blood, plasma or certain since 1050 or, alternatively, for to bo a pharmacist, it la neces­ 10 years. sary now to study four years with unrecognized diabetes," says plasma substitutes. A person In covered employ- in a College of Pharmacy, serve L. L. Parks, director of the Bureau The service said shock is re­ ment for the lost five years thus an apprenticeship to gain prac­ of Special Health Services of the sponsible for a high proportion tical experience, and p u s ■ would meet all three tests, Stale Board of Health. of early deatha among victims of A worker disabled some time state examination. One very Important factor in this burns covering 10 per cent or ■go and ow 50 or over can apply In order to receive a license diabetes case-finding program is more of the body. ■t once for tho payments. In hi* to practice medicine n Phy­ the use of mas blood testing sur­ I t noted that the new treat­ esse, the Social Security cover­ sician spends even more yars veys, points out Dr. Parks, Former­ ment, because of Its simplicity age requirements would run In in a Medical University, serves nn internship In a hospital, and ly |he*e surveys were made for the the years preceding the date of also must pass a state examina­ purpose of discovering venereal di­ his disablement. tion. All this accumulated coop­ sease. Since September, 1955 they The applicant must furnish erative knwlelge is your when­ have been serving a dual purpose. proof of this disability. At the lo- ever your physician writes you When a blood sample is taken, part cal Social Security office, he can a prescription, end we phar­ of it I* used for a serology test for find if he has the necessary cov­ macists compound It. syphlis and the other part 1* tested erage and if his disability ts for diabetes. However, only person* severe enough to mske him po­ over 30 are routinely tested for dia­ tentially eligible. betes. • If he passes these preliminar­ TOUCH TON Over 20,000 persons have been ies, ha will be given medical re­ tested so far in surveys held In port forms which he can have Seminole, Polk, Brevard, Hillsbor­ filled out by hi* physician, • DRUG C O . ough, Pinellas and Palm Beach hospital, his employer and other counties sines last September. Aa a PRESCRIPTION COKMISTB sources. result 968 persons whose testa in­ When his HI* Is eomplete, the Cor. 1st I M ig u e ii dicated thalt hey might have dia­ local office will send It to the ‘Quotation br Dlcklseen l t t l betes were referred to their per-----------, state agency which, under the law, teaspoonful of table salt and half hea the responsibility for maklax Ceevrteht t t l l f a teaspoonful of baking sods In the determination of disability. a quart of drinking of wstar. "A bunted person might require ss much a* six or seven quarts or more during the firat 12 hours following Injury," th* sen vice, said, but cautioned: "It la Important however, to remember th at liquids should not be given to persons who ere un­ conscious or who cannot swal­ low." ■esse during th# period Jan. I through May so of this year. It ranks as number eight in causes of death In tha state. The diabetes anJ syphilis testing programs era being carried out by a trained team of workers from the State Board of Health in coopera­ tion with local county health de­ partments snd county medical so­ cieties. D O g t l a b ig n a* fire stone General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 312 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T P H O N E 78 Sophisticated of flavor le thle two-layered coffee mold. Unflavored tatin*, a little augur and instant coffee mske the clear Jelly for a top layer. Whipped cream is added to the basie recipe for the bottom layer, Each taste la like ripping coffee through whipped cream. Two-Tea* Coffee Mrid Ceffe* Jetty t 1 envelop* un flavored gelatine 1U cup* hot water H eup cold water U cup sugar 1 tablespoon Instant coffee Sprinkle gelatine on* cold water ts soften. Add hot waiert stir _ * Ph s i s a. ai ■ * • a a •» * ** untft grist In* la dissolved. Add sugar and coffee) stir until sugar la dissolved. Tutu lata a 8-cup mud) chill until almost Arm. Ceffe* Bavariaai 1 envelope unflavored gelatine Ja cup sugar H cup cold water ’ 4 teaspoons instant coffee % cup hot water ' 1 cup heavy cream, whipped i f riukle gelatine eu cold water te soften. Add hot water; stir until gelatine is dissolved. Add sugar end coffee) stir until sugar is dissolved. ChlU until mixture is the consistency of unbeaten egg white. Feld in whipped cream. Turn on top of almost Arm first layer. CUU until Am . Usaaetd) garnish with additional whipped JA M E S G U T JA M E S B. G U T S YIELD: t-M earrings. MQTSi II desired. recipe* may be used separately. Increase eager h i riser coffee Jrily te M cun end turn lute • |-cup mold or 4 m--- u - V ----a r f . t S |U n r i . ^ I . t . • L m . m U . . djhibuh Qua, Jsdsphom S H I N E S Th* busy, watchful end efficient "belle girl" la on the other end of your telephono line. She Is "Central'' end she see* that your casual or urgent coll goes through tu second*. All day long, end through the night, your Phone Girl is on th* Job. She hea "the voice with a smile". She know* her business. Surely we don't fully appreciate tha wonderful service of these women. Let's not Just take them for granted. I-et’s tell them when­ WATCH WESTINGHOUSE ON CBS TV. FOR THE IMS PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN ever we eon how greatly they add to our modern way at living! SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. UODCS I t B. M W. PL Y M O U T H P fc a a , i o n W E S A LU T E O U R TO W N ! T 'ir« $ to n « stores �w SI/ Mm W a n te d * - VOIILME JCL'Vttr AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1908 f.e l? f ra ft SANFORD. FLORIDA Nasser Says Will Agree Betsy Moving To Maritime Nations North \Advising Canal Actions LONDON UR—Pakistan’s foreign minister said today President Nas ser of Egypt told him he would agree to maritime nation* advis­ ing on Suez Canal operations but in silted “ it is the sovereign right of Egypt to run the canal." Foreign Minister Hamldul Haq Chowdry, arriving for the Suez Ca nai conference from talks with Nasser, said the Egyptian president is .*,41ready to enter into a covenant with all nation* who signed the IMS conventions guaranteeing free­ dom of navigation in the canal. Chowdry told reporters at the airport: “The Egyptian president wants a peaceful and happy solution to the problem. “lie Is not adverse to the sitting up of a body representing the users of the canal to advise the oiga nixation which he has set up to MRS. HAZEL W. WEST manage and administrate it. He ■till beilevs it it the soevreign ★ ★ ★ right of Egypt to run the esnat.' A few hours earlier. Secretary of State Dulles arrived for the conference opening tomorrow. He expressed hope for a solution "so vital to the preservation and well being of the entire world." Britain, France and the United States are insisting on internation­ Four students from Sanford re­ alising the vital 103-mlle waterway ceived degrees from Stetson Uni­ under guarantees more binding versity at commencement exer­ than the system envisaged by Nascises held last week tar. Daniel Hall received the bache­ On the ave of the conference, lor of arts degree and entered tempers obviously were cooling. the Naval Officer's Candidate Differences, although still great, School at Newport, R. I„ follow­ were not so threatening a* a week ing graduation. ago. George 0. Herndon, son of Mr. The Pakistan statement dovetail­ and Mrs. O. I*. Herndon, 1800 San­ ed with a plan reportedly brought ford Ave., received the bachelor to the conference by V. K. Krishna of science in business degree. Menon of India to bridge the gap While at Stetson he wat president between Egypt and the Western of the AccounUnry Club; vice Power*. president, Commerce Club; Cap­ Diplomats understood the Indian tain, Public Information Officer; plan woulld give Egypt the right and a member of the llattalion to manage dally operation of the Staff of ROTC; and a member of canal. It would set up an Interna­ the Varsity Golf Team and the tional authority with advisory "S" Club. powers on such matters as toll Floyd Cyril Richards, uf 2WT charge* and future development of Willow Ave., received the bache­ the canal, lor of arts degree with a major In Dulles hurried off for Ulks with education. Prime Minister Eden end foreign Mrs. H aul W. West, of 913 Cat­ Secretary Selwyn Lloyd. alina Drive, received the master Dulles spent t3 minute* with of arts degree and i* a teacher at Eden, who will open the confer­ South Side Primary School. ence with a speech tomorrow. British Informants said, “there waa complete Anglo-American agreement on the approach to the. Suez problem.' * WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 15. 1956 MIAMI, (R — Hurricane Betsy continued a slow movement to­ ward the north-northeast today and posed no further danger to the Florida and Georgia coaat*. There waa no threat to the U.S. mainland at this time. At H a.m. EST Betsy was cen­ tered near Latitude 28.6 north and Longitude 76.8 west or about 230 miles off the coast cast of Or­ lando. It was moving north to north-northeast at about 8 miles an hour, apparently picking up slightly from the 7 mpn reported earlier. Highest winds are still estima­ ted at 120 mph over a small area near the center with hurricane force winds reaching nut 73 miles to the northeast and gale* 130 miles to the northeast and cast of the center and 100 miles in o'hcr directions. "Vessels in the path of this small but very severe hurricane should exercise caution," the Weather Bureau said. Another possible storm appear­ ed about 700 miles east southeast of San Juan, P.R., in the form of a squally wave that moved over the Leeward Islands. This wave was In the same gen­ eral area where Betay blew Into existence last Friday. If Your Herald la Nol Delivered By A P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery Associated Press Leased Wire m m No 162 Stevenson G ains Important Support Success Of New Pupil Michigan, Father Zimmerman Law Rests On Handling New Jersey Resigns As Rector Give Votes Of Sanford Church De Bary Resident Found Floating In Lake Monroe TALLAHASSEE U) — County school officials were told today by I a member of the Fablsinskl Com-1 niittce that if they administer the 1 new pupil assignment law In a fair .and uniform manner segregated | schools ran he preserved in Flor­ ida for "quite some time." John Wigginton said the success of the law would depend upan the way in which it w sf bundled by gnunty school board* and the thor­ An unidentified Negro woman oughness with which they dealt fishing off the Sanford bulkhead with applications from Negroes reported a body floating in the for reassignment to while vchittls, river last night at about (M0 p. Wigginton, who was a member m. of the group which wrote the i.ew Tbe man was Identified as John laws enacted by the recent special Joseph Schaffer. 36 year-old retir­ legislative session, said that It ed factory worker whose address was possible that some lime in was given as Lilac Drive, De Bary. the future some Negro student* The body wo* locntp.1 floating would meet all the standards and about 23 feet off from the pier east criteria set up for assigning pu­ nf the boat basin that the city Is pils. "It won’t come tomorrow or building. the next day," he said, "but soon­ Constable J. C. (Slim) Galloway er or later there will be some ex­ stated today that he “ doesn't think ceptional students who will meet the mnn drowned due to the fart that he was found floating. A all the tests for admission." Hr expressed hope that when. drowned person dnesn t float." - - ,,e He went ‘L-a trickle of Integration did we"1 “J11* *,n — "»)’ tb it the con.c Florida communities would j * •' ‘ pl n*,ur* causes. be ready to accept it without trou Galloway and Mike Whelchrl of hie. the Sanford Police department a t­ Cuunty school superintendents, tended the boat which was launch­ school board members and school ed to pick up Schaffer's body. board attorneys, including Semi­ Only known survivor I* the wlnole County Superintendent of .low, Mr*. Cecile Schaffer. Public Instruction Rayburn T. The dead man’* car was found Milwec and School Hoard Attorn­ later by Galloway on the boulevard ey Fred Wilson, attended e meet-thy the lake lng called by School Supt. llailey | |,ri„ ofl h-un„rn, , Iome , , to discus* suggested rules and reg. chnrW(, of ,he funfrnl lrrtltR(!. ulsiions for Implementing the new | merit* pupil assignment law effective ............ .. ..... ............. ■I - CHICAGO UR— Adlai Stevenson, picking up important support It was announced today that from New Jersey and Michigan, today all but clinched the Demo­ Father H. L. Zimmerman, rector cratic presidential nomination. A of Holy Cross Church, Episcopal, remaining hazard was a possible has accepted a call to become rcc* battle over a suggested civil tor of St. Martin's-In-The-Fielda rights platform plank saying the at Pompano Beach. Father Zimmerman has been in Supreme Court's decision against racial segregation had "brought Sanford since November of 11118. He submitted his resignation consequences of vast importance" here last Monday to become effec­ to the nation. Sicvcnson scored his gains de­ tive Sept. 17. Gordon L. Bradley, senior ward­ spite a bitter lllh hour battle that DANIEL HALL former President Harry 8. Tru­ en nf the Holy Cross Church sta­ man was waging for Avorcll Har­ ted In making the announcement dman. Truman called a news con­ that the vestry accepted his rcslq. ference and characterized Stev­ nation with "regrets" and thank­ enson as a candidate who "lacks ed him for "his leadership and the kind of fighting spirit we need plrltual guidance to the parish." Mr. Bradley also said that an to win." He said he would (tick with llarriman “ until the last dog announcemrnt of the new rector will be made In the near futtire. dies." Milk Commission Rut even as Truman was punch­ ing away, the New Jersey dele­ Florida Delegates Slates Producer, gation caucused and voted to give all Ha 36 voles to Stevenson on To Demo Confab Distributor Debate the first ballot tomorrow night. JACKSONVILLE i* -T h e Florida Earlier, Gov, G. Mcnncn Wil­ Schedule Meeting Milk Commission has scheduled for liams of Michigan had thrown his CHICAGO UR—Florida delegate* Its September meeting a producer support to the 1931 nominee, and to the Democratic National Con­ distributor debate over the method a poll uf the 44-voto Michigan del­ vention arranged to meet today of classifying milk for price fixing egation produced Sl'.s votes for as the aesslon moved Into th# purposes. Stevenson. stage of receiving the pariy plat­ The body, which wind* up e When word of New Jersey's form and tha nomination uf can­ two-day mactlng today, heard yeamove reached them, some mem­ didate* for president and vie* terday a proposal from George ber* of the Truman team agreed president. Edmondson, president of the Flor­ that the fight wai all >V«r. All but alx of the delegation or* ida Milk Producers Assn., that GEORQBB. HERNDON The whole drive had been con­ to go along with Adlai Stevenson one price be paid for milk, whether centrated on keeping enough "fa- on the first ballot. The six who destined for fluid consumption or vorlto son*" In the field to pre­ originally were for den. Ksti-s Ke■old as chocolate drink, skimmed vent Stevenson’s nomination on an fauver here bad a leaning repentmilk, buttermilk and other uses. early ballot. to 8*n. Stuart Ryming'.on of Chairman Dextar Lowry of Tal­ """ ■ um”, County Purchase? . “Jt'a; all a m oow,'J .two. m*n, lyMUmut L ....... # lahassee, a new consumer mem­ 3 & S T fv -*■’ ‘*vi Bailey said administration of ber of the commission, said no The platform, with i u civil In constant contact with Truman'* OF Savings Bonds vote should be taken until both the law was the sole responsibility drive, told a reporter, "What the rights plank, la scheduled tu reach sides are heard and he and two nf the county school boards hut Total $64,431 bos* will do next Is start drafting the convention tonight. All repurtt other new members have an op- h* could see merit in adoption of were that the plnnk would Ire a speech supporting Stevenson. W. A. Patrick, Volunteer Chair­ portnulty to study this anJ other uniform procedure*. No decision moderate and one the South cuuld Although Truman said yestermilk industry question*. was readied immediately on adop­ man of the Seminole County Sav­ j day that Stevenson couldn't win take. But there alsu were rum ­ ings Bonds Committee, today re. Hie Interstate Route Traffic The commission divides milk in- tion of uniformity. bling* that attempt* would be ported that county purchaaea of if nominated, he backtracked on to three classes. Class 1 Grade Survey fot underay Monday that today. He said Stevenson made from the floor to make II .Scrm E and If Saving! Bond* in A milk sold for fluid consumption with a day of instruction given at July were *61,431, and that the could win with help from "the old stronger. bring* the top price. Producers Actress Reported Rep, Robert L. Sikes, chair­ fth e flu te Road Department off* total for the first seven months man from Missouri" meaning get less if the milk is Intended for men of the delegation, said thrre himself. of 1036 now stands at *208,740, lees In DeLand. other uses. 'Feeling Fine' The big battle in the committee were a few "dlehards" who might J. W. Carr, director of the surMIAMI BEACH, uR — Bold, "For lire suite," Patrick pointed Edmondson said n flat price has been over the question of make auch an attempt. But h* woulld “slop the lhnrt chanjtlnc brassy Marlhs Kaye I* recovering out, ' purchases for the year-tovey, gave Instruction trf O men what to say about civil rights and said U would be defeated. after a bout with too many sleepdale now total *48,234,789 which is of producers hv distributors" and He told these people were more employed by the State Road De­ DALLAS. Tex. UR—Secretary of Famous Flier Dies J8.I per cent ol Florida's lUV! race aegregatlon; more particu­ interested In the plank than a probably would ultimately result frig pills. larly, whether to say anything partm ent for the traffic study. In­ Defense Charles E. Wilson said to­ In Auto Accident in lower retail prices. He exThe 3# year oId actress ami I * liuIn par as usual- specific about t h e Supreme Democratic victory In November. terviewing techniques were ex­ day he waa confident the United MILDENHALL. England, ig| _ j tilaioed the fist price would hr ttHtlcdliimr, tincuiticloiii wlirn ^ about *ix jwr rn ii inure boniln States has “ the weapons and the Court's decision that race segre­ me prircliastvl In tiro first half year plained and sample interviews An auto crash list night killed lower than that paid for Cla-< 1 found on her bedroom floor, was military power to Inflict a disas­ gation In public schools Is uncon­ than In tire final six months." and should be an average of the Col, David C. Schilling, 37. one of Male Drivers Under described by hospital attendants were taken by ail men. Safety and trous detest on any enemy." Patrick relates that an analysis stitutional. •wires oa'd for the several elasses. as "awake and feeling fine." America's most decorated filers. courtesy were two points which Wilson said, however. In a „ . , ...................... >'/ Hie National offlre of the Sav..........Southerners .....................fought against any 25 Begin Paying Schilling became s top U.S. Air ___ __ speech prepared for delivery that hwere particularly stressed. Her physician, Dr. Ralph Hob- tugs Ronds Division disclosed that mention of the Supreme Court Force ice In World War II by ,r , n . Hicre ha* Irern an 8 per cent gain The drafting subcommittee fl More For Liability shooting down 23 German planes T6 Office Closed aboul 20 pill* Robbins placed her ti,|, >c, r purchases of smaller nail) came through today with a TALLAHASSEE UR-Male drivin combat and destroying 10 oth­ It win announced today that in t« three crews which will operate defenses secure. in . denomination bonds (*2S to *200) the Seminole County I'll Associa­ , the „ hospital„ for . treatment, . around the clock on some 30 lo­ He spoke before the 37th En­ ers on the ground. Hr won the tion's ofifre will be closed Aug. eluding a spell u n d * an oxygen the *lzc usually attributed to Pay- plank It hoped wrndd be accept­ era under 23 began paying more able nil arnund. This said: for their automobile liability In­ cation! In. Seminole and Volusia campment of the Veterans of For­ Harmon International Air Trophy 13-Sept. 4. lent. he doctor *-t '*v. m roil Savers and Dial tbe *104 mil "Recent decisions or the Su­ surance In Florida today. Count!**. Interviewing began todsv eign Wars. aLst night he stood In In 1631 a* the year's outstanding idea wby she had taken the pill*. Anyone desiring Information Is lion decline In nvrr-atl national preme Court of th* United Stales Thl* Is the only group of uperand, weather permitting,'will con­ the 'reviewing stand as the VFW flier. Miss Kaye came to Florida In sales in this point is entirely re- relating to segregation in public uked to contact George Dabbs. rators whoa* rate* will be upp^l Hia car apparently went Into a tinue for three weeks. parada glittered and blared its an unsucreiiful attempt to di- |atc<l to bonds (both K ami II) supported schools and clsewnere any appreciable amount by new All man hired were acreenad way through Dallas. Police esti­ skid and hurtled Into a bridge COMMISSION OKAYS AIDE JOB vorce her fifth husband, dancer 0r jioo and larger aizei usually have brought consequence* of vast liability Insurance rate* approved and aelectad on the bail* of neat- mated that 100,000 persons watch­ *. '10Ulh of the bls U' s ' TALLAHASSEE UR-The Cabinet Ed Begley A Miami circuit yt^ociatrd with the investor rnar Importance to our nation at a by State Inauranee C om m lsaloner m i i , courtesy, capability, and ex- ed the spectacle. Air force base. here. The car Budget Commission has approved Judge denied the decree, however, M.ti um( reflecting the fcv.ri.li Wilson said he felt that a sound broke in two. Police laid Schilling u *100 a month side Job for How- ruling that Miss Hayr had not compL-titInn for investors money whole and especially to commu­ Larson. 'Tperienc*. A number of Stetson Col­ nities directly affected. We reject Tho amount of the Increase will defense required a proper bal­ was thrown from the vehicle and! ard Friedman, Department of Edu- met the oo day residence require- to prov| j c the fumJl for Ul0 lege students were employed. all proposals for the uae of force vary In th# alx r ite territories. died at once. The su n p y stations were selec­ ance. cation publicist. __________________________________ tn,n*’___________________ ______in prer* den led Industrial expan­ to interfere with the orderly de­ Rates for women driver* under ted with care, since the informa­ “ You can’t depend on any one sion. termination of theie matters by 28 won’t be affected. tion obtained from them will be weapon or any one service alone,' the courts. Several other •djustm entt in of great Importance to the plan­ he told the veterani, “ Our planning must be designed "Tho Democratic party emphat­ automobile l i a b i l i t y insurance ning of routes in this area. Traffic ically reaffirm* its support of tha rate* go Into effect today but Lar­ on all major highways as well a* lu meet our requirements. New historic principle that ours is a son said they do not Involve an In­ Registration procedure* a n d in Nurlh Carolina schobli, will take| Margaret Manfre, Mrs. Hazel On Film Dispute that on many ateondary road* in weapon*, new equipment, new sit government of laws and nni of crease In premium*. both Seminole and Volusia Coun- union* have required a complete plans for tbe coming term at the third section of the sixth grade. I’lynt, Mirhael Fisher, and Coach CHICAGO U R*—Neither CBS nor review of our military posture. The adjustment* were requev’men; - it rceogniscr the Supreme William Proctor of Altamonte Jim Payne. tits will be sampled. Lyman High anJ Elementary Democratic National Chairman (-uim of This In essence has been called United Sn ek as una ,.d by the National Bureau '»f Springs, a graduate of F. S. U., Last April a survey team from t The survey wUl have • dual pur- ,h , , . mill tar vafafire School have been announced by will teach' physical education in th* State Department of Education ‘’»u' « » » M |t e * t0 of the three constitutional and co­ Casualty Underwriters and the < pose. Flret, It will provide data ^ saUl ^ Principal E. S. Douglass. the high achool an! Join the coach­ examined tha pressing needs of the <lay In a dispute over a CBS de- ordinated branchr* of the federal Mutual Insurance Rating Bureau necessary for the Pl*"nln* of * Earlier, Marine Corp* CommanThe pre-school registration day portion of the propoaed Interstate ,ant Gen Randolph McC. Pate Is Aug. 29 from 9 a. m. to noon. ing staff. Mis* June Stevenson of school and recommended the im- clsion nol to televise a film shown government, superior to and sep- lu correct InequIlK-a In present Highway. Th* study will alao p r o - |„ Mr(fd American boya can "whip All buaei will run the usual routes Casselberry, a U. of Fla. graduate, mediate construction of eight new lu Drnmcrstic convention dole- crate from any jxillUca! pariy, the bodily Injury and property damderisions of which ere part* of the age lniurinca¥ vide Information requested by me pants off anything the Kremlin that day. Children entering th* will take a fifth grade clan and elementary classroom*; a cafe tor- g a in Monday night. S. F. Manfre, a Stetson graduate, lum; and an administration builtTb* adjustments are eifofUVe law of the land. We condemn the Volusia County and tha city of Do-, n n put on the field of battle ’’ first grad* mint be six years of will teach science and social stu­ lng including a clinic. Uccausn of And last night, CHS omitted a efforts of the Republican party to only on new policies or rrncwnll Land, necessary far examining -------------age by Jan. 1, 1937 to be eligible dies In the secondary grades. Mra. tha steel strike there has been a secynd film from its television i make it appear that this tribunal written today or hereafter. parents must present birth Kay King of Longwood, a graduate delay In starting construction. This (be Republican D itty.'& S 2 U W & 3 U Margaret To Skip and certificate If they have not already of Monmouth College in Illinois, mean* that the three sections of coverage of the Democratic coil- la ■ P*r t vention session. Whether the committee's plank done so. Tbe first full day of school will teach in the third grade. Thomas Berkner the second grade will have to he J U I '!Republican Confabwill bo Sept. 4. ,™ NBC, which carried the Monday * ouj^ !t Mlta Martha Thompson, who housed In temporary quarters ,, would be acceptable to a majority 7 SAN FRANCISCO, UR—Marga­ ret Truman Daniel says she’ll boy­ Lyman School, which had a peak comes from East High School, away from the school grounds. For film depicting Democratic party of Soutlierncr*_wa. the big qun- Receives Degree enrollment of 90S last year, will Knoxville, Tenn., will leach com­ cott the Republican National Con­ probably reach tbe 900 mark dur­ mercial subjects. Mrs. Levons this purpose, the new education history, did not carry the movie ,lon for tonlght'e convention ae*. A t FSU Saturday vention and slght-aee San Franda- ing this term. To take rare of this Dausman, who has been teaching building of the Casselberry Com­ last night — a short clip front | ilo munity Methodist Church has been the picture "The Best Year* of __________ Thomas Berkner, formerly co while her husband SUfton cov­ growth, the faculty has been in- In the public schools of West Vir­ u Our Lives." ABC carried both the Sanford and a*4»-ln-law of Mr. a n i ers the GOP conclave for the New creasod from 17 to 32 members. In ginia, will taka a third grade class rented by th* achool board. The children will be transported Monday night film and the one Princess Anne Mrs. Jam es Chestnut of this Cdy, York Timet next week. Vane* Wise (Sanford addition to tbas*, a music teacher while Frank Oore uf Ovlcio, a gra­ to the school on the regular buses lust night, which was used to in­ was graduated with a Maale f ^ The Daniels arrived yesterday. and a ban! director will each spend duate of Emory University, Atlan­ anJ those going to the church will Blrtba Sc It nee d « |r t t from tn i flo ru it troduce Harold Itusscll, a veter­ Is Six Today "I'm not going to sit in an old three days per week at the school. ta, Ga., will teach history in the transfer to another bus. It will bo Baby Boy Petold ans' leader. Russell (tarred id the LONDON UR — Prince** Anne, S u te Unlvorilty i t U* convention hall when I can ex­ Discharges Elaven new teachers will join high school. necessary for these children to original picture. whose uninhibited galaty ha* ommencement tx trc U w ^ lit W plore this city," said , M argaret tha faculty this year, Mrs. Katie ” Hra. Darel Schilowaky and The returning faculty members carry their lunches, but milk will Monday, gained for her th# title "Little trday. The dispute started “San Francisco la a beautiful city Peacock, a graduate of the Uni­ include A**l. Principal W. W. be available for them. The audlBaby Boy (Sanford) . • " " " ' . ‘"y '"'■"I' ‘ "’■■’V"' night When Butler told the con--Mi** Mlichlef," today celebrated Mr. and Mra. CJiestnut were and this time I'm going to do versity of Florida, who ha* had Wharton Jr.; Miss Mabel Chap­ "toriuro Mrs. Mtnnia Till!* (Sanford) and the band roc in will a lso , .. . ,, ... rollahastte to attend tbe cxerclee** nothing but enjoy It. For one thing experience In Jacksonville and Or­ man, Mr*. Pauline Whccless, Mrs. ~ wtlbur Tyner (Sanford) I'm going to rlda a cable car." lando schools, will teach In th* first Barbara Burbank Mr*. Kathleen classes, IS J V r e f t .s w .d 2 B s s w s Mrs. Nanette Hontgman (Sanford) grad*. Mra. Katherine Corson, who Bucher, Mr*. Eianore Winkle, Mr*. "W* will be operating under the —had gone back on a months-old .ffair aboard the royal yacht B rl-‘ with h|» ” 7 ' . . . . Jn t)w Wi#J. commitment to carry the film op tannU He received taught at SL Margaret Mary Eulilla Grantham, Mrs. Luclllt moat difficult condition* wc have derwer* School. He received nai Mrs. Arthur Young (Sanford) ' sol in Winter Park last year. Snyder, Mrs, Margaret Benson, ever had to face at Lyman," Prin­ party history, lie contended the - Quern Elisabeth and the Duke Lionel rzccgnltlan this •PJWU*"** Mr. Burke Methvln (Sanford I wUl taka a sixth grade class while Mrs. Dorothy Webster, Mrs. Lucille cipal Douglaas stated. "However, I film was p a n of the keynote of Edinburgh—and bn her Char­ ha waa tgehtted In W heVW ho in Mr*. Marian Kraemer (Sanford) ,__. . ___ . | William Wright, a graduate of Wells, Mrs. ARcta Schmidt, Mis* fed sure that (he people of this speech by Gov Frank G. Clement les heir to tha throne. ' marl can Education,' . n - b r (B uford) r>— theengh Thanday Drake University In Iowa, will also Lucy PUoian, Mra. Esther Wiliams, district understand our problems uf Tennessee. CBS and the other The royal *■ *»/ »• £ 1 arhlch g” ea plrtuAo mid h to g rm jS ’ Uk# of the grad*. Miss Frances Cobb, Mrs. Mary and will give us their loyal sup­ networks televiaad CUment's ad­ Scottish waters, visiting the re- ,l | a t t f h e i 0f outstanding edueaWOlle O n h*m ISLfoS M u tm t) J WW| ^ UiM<Tlh#wer, ,■w,Uy **'•»'I| M n ja section c M onU wh#.lath h | | Uught Hartley, Mrs. -L. J . North. Mrs. p o rt" dress. mota Western isle*. | Mtt throughout (to country. Four Residents Receive Degrees From University Traffic Survey Begins With Day Of Instruction Wilson Sure U. S. Defenses Secure School Reveals Faculty Increase Butter, cbsQuiet ToSSM Hospital Notes Weather 8 � 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, August 14, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 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>, August 14, 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