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All reports will go to tho hurricane forecast center at Miami. 2nd Tropical Storm Of Season Boiling Up In Atlantic MIAMI t it—A hurries no watch vaa osdated today Car the Leeward By TBB ASSOCIATED PRESS Once again the Gainesville G* Mea bars shaken off a challenge to their lead In the Florida State League and today thay stand alooe at the head of the baseball standings. The shutout pitching of Hal By* Jfuaa and home tuns by John Rid* dl# and Jim McKnlght gave Gslnssrfll# an 1-0 victory over Palatka last night. Cocoa dropped out of a first place tie on a SO loss to Leesburg, getting only two hits off BUI Gergstrasser. St. Petersburg bounced back In­ to the first division and tied Man Comes Home West Palm Beach for third plaea when the Saints beat Daytona With 24 Orphans Beach 74 and Orlando spilled PORTLAND, Ore. OH — Harry West Palm Beach 10-4. Holt calne home yesterday with Palatka got nine hits off Gaines* 24 more orphans lathered by GIs villa but couldn't bracket them In Korea. into a scoring punch. Gainesville's The Cresswell, Ore., farmer has 10 hits Included, in addition to tho adopted eight himself and found homers by Jtiddl* and McKnlght, 1homes on the West Coast for ?0 a bases loaded triple by Roberto others. H em ra. Leesburg got all its runs off Holt laid tna abandoned tots get Cocoa la tba first inning. A walk, harsh treatment in Korea because of their mixed parentage. He gtoricw u u s K k u t o iv x n that Don Carter's double and Jerry hopes to rescue 140 more now be­ — n u n to C h s s ts r XSS. r l w ^ s William's boma run gave Berg* K u u i . * . 1**1. follow ing S w ci b- strasser all the runs b* needed. ing cared for at an orphanage In #0 loedeTa gem ibol* C oiiaty. F lorin* Seoul before a refugee relief act • 111 be offereO fa r sole, »• nubile Coeoa’a only bits were singles by s a u r y fo r th e b 1«n•«l **< * • • ‘ «•* k Chuck Howard and Gene Cockrell. expires at the end of the year. He bM a t lb# free* Ooor of Ibo aom leoi# Orlando rattled 11 hlu off three estimated there are 1,900 auch West Palm Beach pitchers, includ­ youngsters In Korea. Holt’s 19-year-old daughter, Bar­ & T * . , I t N f a D»sl5 ^ - w iisfi) ing a triple and double by Jim bara, helped him take cars of the ■ lb I f A? P . C b a jp o ll • a sb O iv u io n Mathews. Gene Callaway gava up hits but only one walk and 21 new arrivals on thrlr flight foara Book« IX r h i H I*A*RSwioii »l *nd run*t t Bock spaced them well enough to win across the Pacific by commercial airliner. The 51-year-old farmer P i ^ r U l i Z V a C South Sanford easily. if .l g b U A ddlU iS F U l B ook S P a g . St. Petersburg combined six hits hid one of his recurring heart attacks after the plane left Hono­ lA\ tW htl.* of NBU of NRU le la tho second for five runs and lulu but appeared to have recov­ Daytona Beach never was able to seventh ered when It landed here yester­ catch up, losing day. straight. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS GtlnesviUo • Palatka 0 Leesburg 3 Cocoa 0 Orlando 10 W. Palm Beach 4 n**nuiiB C lerk of th e C lrca lt C e u rt St. Petersburg 7 Dayton* Beach 3 gem lnnl* C ounty, F lo rid a TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE Daytona Beach at St. Petersburg Be It know n th a t I. It. A ORAY, Cocoa at Leesburg te r tia r y of auto of Ibo auto of West Palm Beach at Orlando lo rU a da hereby g iro nolle* th a t OBNKRAL, KLKCTION w ill be Palatka at Gainesville ■Id to g lifilN o L B County, g la ie of STANDINGS lo rid a. on T n eo d ar a * a t succeeding W L Pet. i t f ir s t M onday la N ovem ber, A. Team " l i s t tb s Befit T uesday bein g tb* Gainesvllla 32 IS .GG7 glXTM DAT WP XOVBHBBB by P re sid e n t e f tb e U nited g u l e s Cocoa 31 U .MS o r vie* r r e d d e s t e f (be U nited W. Palm Beach 21 23 J l l 21 23 .511 W United d u te e g e e tto e t r e a t tb* St. Petersburg S ta le e f F lo rid a 24 21 J 00 h r M eereesnU llve la C engrese e f Palatka Leesburg 24 24 .300 ta e a tk C onareeelosal U letrlct by F b e r ^ f t l Ju e tlc .e of Ibo g u y Daytona Beach 18 30 .375 Orlando 14 34 .232 by G overnor by by be 'o r 'o r for g e s r e u r y of S U te C om ptroller Cam m lealnner o f A g ric u ltu re g u t * T ro e su re r a tto r n e y (len eret S u o e rialen d e n t of F u b lle la - « * & ),U,r* ,,U R. 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DACRON And COTTON BLOUSES 1.w 2 Were 2 98 3.98 — 5.98 Miracle Dacron or Nylon that needs no ironing, peasant styles, tailored or Dressy, sleeve­ less or short sleeves. Sizes 32 to ONLY 49 BETTER DRESSES 14.95 to 19.95 COTTON BLOUSES Here are some of the finest dresses in the store by Doris Dodson, Mynette, Georgianna and Bobbie Brooks. Choose Galey & Lord Gingham. Pol­ ished chnmbrays. T j a s tie C h a m b r a y s , Embroidered Lawns. Dacron blends and New Dark Cottons. Sav* $4-00 to 9.00 on each Dress. Sizes for Juniors, Misses and Women. My R i i j k l t r i al D istrict F o r T w o M em bers o f th o H ouse e f R epresentative* e r C ounty Ju d g e o r C lerk e t Ihe C ircu it C ourt o r B berirr o r C o u n lr A ssessor o f T eas* o r T ag C ollector o r C o u n lr H u p e rln u a d se t of Foblie Instru ctio n F o r Supervisor of T t.gletretlnn F o r C ounty Fro eeru tin g A llnreey F o r I Member* nr Ihe B oard of C ounty C om m issioners F e r « M em ber. of lb s C ounty B oard - of F ublle Instruction F o r J u s tic e of Ihe F o sse la and • fo r th e follow ing D istricts, T i n F . ; O sneU ble In and fo r Ih e follow . 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REGULAR 3. 98 • 9.98 Now Reduced �~ gsr*"r Shop and Save In Sanford rt» - - - - — -% • - v S a n to ro t o AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W SP A P E R VOULME XLVIII Ettabliahed 1908 HANFORI), FLORIDA 3 A utos Involved In Wreck Britain Goes Ahead With Canal Conference Plans Minus Egypt r a lf r i m t t \ . • r t w i i'N o iDeliverod By 8 P. M. Can 1821 Before 7 P.M . F o r DrUvory * J jW J D A Y ^ J J G U J ^ S ^ M ^ AMKlltH Press Leased Wire No. 160 Dem ocrats O pen Nominating Confab Sunday at U:1S p. m. three au­ tomobiles ware Involved la a wreck on 8. Sanford Av# on the comer by the stoplight Involved was a 1955 Chevrolet driven by Constance D. Yount to. ♦ LONDON - Britain today* of 104 Laurel Ave., a 1X54 Ford went ahead with plans for a Sues' sedan driven by Albert Thomas Canal conference without Egypt Baker age II, from VAH-t NAS; and airlifted more troops to the and a 1155 Ford Sunliner converti­ Mediterranean. ble driven by Calvin David Car­ ter, 37, of >00 Edinburgh Avt.„ President Carnal Abdel Nasser Winter Park. yesterday rejected the British in­ vitation to the mealing opening It was reported that all of the here Thursday and proposed in­ vehicles were going north on S. A 31-yeer-old Negro woman Ittstead a broader parley of 45 mari­ Sanford Ave., with the Chavrolet belng held in the Seminole Coun­ time powers using the Sues to re­ in front of the Ford sedan and ty Jail after stabbing to death CONVENTION HALL, Chicago UR State Road Department Engi­ affirm freedom of shipping through John Burton IV this morning re­ the Ford convertible following. Eddie Lee Worthington, a Negro -The Democrats iwung Into the the cans]. Th# Florida State Racing Com* neers are badly checking lad min­ vealed that approval had been re­ The Chevrolet stopped with the man, It wai reported. f irmalltlei of opening their national mission today granted a permit to ute detail* In preparation for the Western diplomats acknowledged ceived from the owners of tha proper algnal in order to make a Ida Mae Brown whoee address convention loJay. A covey of "fav­ Seminole Raceway Inc. for th# Interstate Route Traffic Survey tha Egyptian itroogman'a bid New York Glanta to proceed with right turn and the Ford sadan did was given aa S. W. Bold, 15th orite sons" atilt held tight to the operation of ■ harness racing track which begins on Aug. 15. The sur­ would complicate the deliberation! the signing of the contract for not ice the eignal until too late. St., fatally stabbed Worthington key vote* ardently deal red by Adlal vey will be conducted In both of tha 22 nations scheduled to meet the Giants’ dormitory based on a It stopped euddenly and the Ford in Willi* Bailey'a Beer Garden Seven item* are on the agenda Stevemon and Averetl Ha trim an, In Seminole County. in London. They said it might convertible,, which was following In a conversation with W. R. slightly reduced version of the Seminole and Volusia Counties, llarriman, top bidders for the pre* too closely hit the sedan. The ae. 10:35 Saturday night Tha worn- for the regular meeting of the aldenttal nomination. Kemp In Jacksonville thla morlnlng d . W. Barr, State Road Depart­ force the Western Big Three to building. an 1* reported to be blind. She stmlnole County Board *f City Kemp said that the State Racing ment Engineer who Is directing the modify their demands for interna- The actual signing of the con* dan waa knocked forward and ran By all the signs, tha favorite sons Comminlon had qualified the Sem­ tinnal management of the canal. Into the Chevrolet, survey, states that the study is be­ tract will be made upon verifica­ ™ ‘ l u T s s s :\ s * ™ m l Th. wero of a mind to keep the con­ will get underway at I o'clock In clave's big prlte In doubt, If pos­ inole Park Raceway In full, subing performed for a dual purpose These source* thought Ne»aer*a tion of some figures submitted Injured was Calvin D. Carter lol|y. , , , . _ I the City Commission Room at City sible, right Into Thursday's ballot Ject to th* vote of Seminole He aays: " it will provide data nec­ proposal—sctming to concede the eirlier by the low bidder, De Witt1Jr‘ age five, with abrasions in- Worthington waa rushed to The jj |j County cltlaens In November. essary for the planning of a portion need for an International guaran­ Furncll It Spicer. It Is expected j *lde tha mouth. Ing. Seminole Memorial Hospital but tee that the canal would remain of tbs proposed Interstate Highway Kemp further stated that Mr. Items for the board to consider that tha contract will be signed Albert Baker was charged with As the opening Jay came, an died early Sunday morning. The Gibbon* who la manager of th* and it will also provide information open—appeared to reduce the pos­ the latter part of this week. failure to keep proper lookout and weapon used was a £ i l r t knifed • " * l Associated Fress poll of delegate* Bay Street Raceway In Boitou sibility of Western military action requested by Volusia County and Burton stated that the building to Calvin Carter wna charged with willing lo su te a public preference SeU v and alto a member of tha U. S. tha City of DeLand necessary for to settle the crisis created by be built will consist of approxi­ following too closely. Patrolman Saturday afternoon Deputy M. gave this picture: R. McClelland. Chief Deputy, J i m “ J' ' / J " ' 1 Egypt's nitionaliistion of the wa­ Commission of Trotting la to bo examining the feasibility of a truck _, n " . . . i . . , ™ y on the northwest corner o( Needed to nominate, 8M4. mately to bedroom* whereas the L. E. Rock was investigating off! _ bi terway. route, a by-pass, an arterial street bids were received on a building ccr from the Sanford Police De­ my Singl tary and Deputy "J*ck Ommerclal St .and Holly A vecon- Stevenson, the 1952 nominee, well manager and secretary of Semi­ (Andy) Evans, armed * . deration of a request of the city nole Park Raceway. aEttem or soma, other facility to Prime Minister Eden and his of approximately 100 bedrooms partment. search warrant, enured the home t ) rellnqulih M cU|m 1o ,ha c|ly out in front with 538. nit aldai serve traffic In the DsLand vi­ closest aides studied the Egyptian Otherwise the building will follow Kemp atated that Gibbons, "Is counterplan closely. The first ofof Norman Jones 4* who*. , lrk i t 9th St. and French Ave. claimed he would have 600 to *50 cinity.’' the original plans, Burton reitera­ one of the greatest names In trotU address ia reported to be 150* W. lf ,t fin bc (or bu>infM Je. on the first ballot. ficisl reaction was that tho Lon­ In order to determine the travel Ing circuit*." He alio said that conference will ba held as ted, 11th Place. sclopment; consideration of a re- Gov. llarriman of New York, 213 over half a million dollars will bo pattens, motorists will be stop­ don It la expected that tha building Educational Aids His camp claimed 400, planned without Egypt and Greece The men found In Jone*' poscurat for street lights on Faloma ped at points on all major high­ the only two countries of tho 2(4 will be finished some time in Feb­ For Sightless Told spent on Improvements at th* session cuba books, tirkeU and Ave. qntl on Madera Ave.—<approx- Scattered amonk favorite sons, track. ways in Volusia and Seminole ruary. The owners did not disclose money bags conUining $110.47. J lately six): consideration of bid* 27714, Counties. They will be asked ques­ invited to decline to attend. the bid amount. By Lions Speaker He was arrested and released *’r xlr-condltlonlng and heating in Still uncommltled, 1+3’). tions designed to determine the be­ In Paris, the French Foreign CASSELBERRY—WUllem A. Let- on a cash bond of 1300. The Democratic legions began Nixon Asks People P°,lc« Ration ■n[> ln the c ginning and ending points of their Ministry alio mads It plain that S n, 20.) ear-old resident and almost * | | boll; approval of vouchers; cntiald- whooping into thl* big ampltheater immediate trips. These points plans were gnlng ahead for Thurs­ i Also over the weekend Ike alter-, Edward G. Cox ntally blind since birth, gave a talk In the stockyard* area long before For Solid Support vdmpa interviewing takes place are day’s conference. Thursday night before the Lions Iff* office located Erie p',ff w,,*| t, purchase city-owned property at the noon hour set for party Chair­ A giant British airlift of troops— called Interview Stations. was said to have «... „ w s . . vb "Jumped bond" No£ hweit wm'er of french Ave. Club on the educational advant­ off twice last week—began man Paul Butler to bang hla gavel O f Foreign Policies A Station will be operated for no put in Johnson City, Tenn, age* provided for (he sightless. and Commercial Street; and mis­ and declare tha 32nd nominating carrying troops to the Middle East DALLAS, Tax., (ft — Viet Presi­ more than 11 hours. A separate from ths south of England. It was Toff waa taken Into custody cellaneous business from the floor. meeting underway. Letton, a graduate of The Florida dent Nixon aaked the America* crew of men will be assigned to an believed most ware bound for Mal­ School for the Deaf and Blind at July 2, and released later on a For many, it had been a wrangl- people today for solid support of eight hour shift, with three shifts ta and Cyprus. SI. Augustine, expect* to enter $5,000 bond. He was charged with iif, struggling weekend. The pull­ foreign policies deiigned to atla each 14 hour period. A State Four big troopships, packed with Florida State University this fall "molesting a minor." Rotary All-Stars ing ami hauling waa touched off auri "peace with honor." Highway Patrolman will be as­ guns, tanka and men, already where he will become a phyilcal The 60-year-old man, whose ad­ by former Prasident Harry S. Tru­ (t la not enough for the adminis­ signed to each station and will be were cn route to the troubled education major. Hi* ambition U man's plump for Harriman Satur­ tration and Congress to agree on With four teams so closely bunch' to obtain a PhD degree In that dress is given as LongWood, waa Meet Princeton In attendance at all times. The in­ taken Into custody July I, but was day when Stsvenaon seemed to •ound pollclea, ho said In an adrd at the finish of the regularly field. terviewing will extend over a par­ area, reported to have left the atate. Twice Last Week have the nomination within hla drei* ted of approximately three weeks, Nasser announced Egypt’s rejec­ scheduled games of the Lakeprepared for tho 57th Na­ token of appreciation for Sunday at • p. m. Ed C. Glober The Sanford Rotary "All-Stars" Iraap. tional Encampment of th* Veter­ mlh statistical work to bo perform* tion of the London invitation In a Orange League for the second theAea *atlita nee given blind person* 6Q-year-old Negro waa Uken Into Baseball team composed ofiboya In And there •evented ta be a dla- an* of Foreign Wari. •d in the Statq Road Department page atalament read from tba r*ustody by Constable George the 13-15 year age group took part pualtlon among many r t th* lead­ "Unleaa they aro completely and speaker’s offices at the end of that tip*. Kelley of Ovlodo and put In tho last week in two ball games which er* to aeek to aootho ruffled tern-1 •nthuilaitlcally supported by tho Because of the rapid growth of FariramrffTo « s i — * ,M " Seminole County Jail after Kelsey they and their opponents, the per* and remind one another that all over tha world. team win be declared the runnerthe State of Florida and of this sue of a year's subscription ha re had "chased him from Oviedo to Princeton Ball Club of Orlando, will after all ths real enemy waa the American people," he aeld, "they He denied that Egypt's aetiure up. particular region, the information will not be accepted by other na­ ceived. Subicquent copies will also long remember. Rrpjbllcana. gained from this traffic study will of the Sues eanal, operators of Aa matter* now eland, the see be presented the club, which he Midway." tions aa our true program." Last Tuesday afternoon on the There were optlmlttie predictions be of great Importance in the fu the canal for nearly a century ond, third, fourth or even fifth hope* can be passed on to some The man’s address was given as Hla address dealt with prin­ Rt. T, Box 3X0, Hanford ami he grounds of the Princeton team, also that a fight over a civil turn planning of highways and imperiled free navigation through team In tha present standing* coul* other sightless person. ciples rather lhan specific policies, who, hy the way, have suffered was charged with D. W. I., Reck­ right* plank In tha platform will the waterway. routes. Eari H. Seeley, formerly of In­ and ha said "Americana want three defeats in their last be avoided, With the cooperation of the real* "Egypt always has owned the due to the cloaeneee of the race, dianapolis, became a Cub Lion, and less Driving and Hit and Run. only 14 games, the Sanford hoys went Mr*. Thelma P. Sharp of Now nothing for themsalvea that they KeDay chased Glober from Ovie­ wind up aa the number two team. ts of Seminole and Volusia canal," be said. " It ia part of our O. C. Brosal of Sabring, waa a and before he got to Midway, down hy a score of 3-0 when Jersey, co-chairman of tha platform do not want for ovary other people sties a successful survey can territory. We nationalised the Sanford, now In second place by a guest of President Paul McClure. do Adams, outstanding committee, said a plank "accept­ In the world." it was staled, he hit a car owned " B u tc h " nal company which is an Egypt few Kant percentage points, will be made and accurate information by Donald Dunn which waa park­ Princeton pitcher hurled a one-hit­ able to the South" has been pre­ "What w# aeek In our dealing* obtained, thus assuring proper ian eompiny under Egyptian law.” therefore meet Eustls here tonight ed In front of Dunn’s Grocery ter Sanford’s pitcher, Ken McMur- pared, and that a tentative draft with other nation*,*' he said, "la planning for a highway system Aaked whether he would agree and will play Mt. Dora there to­ ray, although charged with the loss, of the full platform would b* com­ that ill mm may have tha free­ ■tore on Geneva Ave. which win do the most people the to a United Nations guarantee cf morrow night. The latter team It yielded only four hits. dom under Uw which w* consider pleted tomorrow. Glober waa released on a $950 freedom of navigation of the out of tha running but S inford, August It In ■ return game played last She told a reporter "everyone on our priceless heritage," bond. eanal. ba said: "Tha moat effec­ Eustls Umatilla and Tavares must Admissions Friday afternoon hare, Sanford re­ he subcommittee which drew the The ahallenges in tha struggle tive and important guarantee la play off tha rained out games to Mary Carter (Sanford) versed the decision defeating civil rights plank has been fair for peace, ha said, are as diffi­ that given by the government and Wilbur Tyner (Sanford) determine tha order of succession Princeton 3 0 with McMurray hurl­ apd open-minded and ths plank will cult aa tha challenges of war and Climber Threatens tba Egyptian people." Ike Urges 'Hard, Martha Jones (Sanford) with tha first four teams qualify­ ing a one hitter this time, and ba acceptable to the South," call for "patience, sacrifice, and Discharge* Adams giving up only two hits. ing for the play-offs Jue to itart Ta Jump From 200 intelligent, flexible effort." Mrs. Sharp gave no details. Shi Devoted Work' Spectators are still talking about August to. * Robert Brown (Sanford) "I am sure that we will rite ta said It is not likely that we will he key play of the game root Radio Tower Water Supply Given At the completion of the tea»on't Ruby Iwe Gibson (Sanford) the challenge and will win the eve ■ minority report or that ha From Republicans played here. In the top of Baby Boy Cihion (Hanford) t t v WEST IB—A man climbed play, tha first round which will be struggle for pesco," he said. SAN FRANCISCO, « - Repub­ tha seventh inning, Sanford lead­ plank will cause a floor fight." John William Pugh the beet two out of three games, , to* fort up a Key Wart Naval Boost With Newly licans arriving early to prepare Convention action on tho platform ing 1-0 and with two out, an error (Ormond Beach) will be played on the home grounds *Baaa m U s lower yesterday end Equipped Well for their national convention wero and two walks loaded the bases for ia tabbed for Wednesday night. Willie Browdy (Oviedo) Special Masters of the first and second place teams threatened to Jump but waa talked CASSELBERRY —Water eupply Baby Boy Browdy (Oviedo) gret tod by ■ call for "hard, de­ Princeton. A heads-up play by Truman and Stevenson mat for between the first and third trams voted work" from President Ei­ catcher Dojle Corley who, seeing the first time since the former ngowa by lewdspeaksr and telephone in the Seminole Fark Raceway area and tha second and fourth teams. Will Hear Suits Barbara Hague and baby senhower. (he runner on first taking a long president's pronouncement of hla hat been given a boost, both In The manner In which four teams eix hem a later. (Sanford) Tha President’s message, con­ lead, called for a pitch-out, threw sentiments as to a nominee, and From Ship Disaster The climber Identified himself volume and preisure, according to are bunched 1* indicated by the fol­ D irt t u : tained in the 160-paga convention t i first with no play being made had only smile* and a brief greet­ NEW CITY, N. Y. (B-Federa! Baby Boy Gibson as Am ends Pulido. No ehargta superintendent Paul Batei, In com­ lowing ataadlngs: program, declared tho work was ■t that bag, resulting, however, In ing for each other. The meeting Judge Lawrence E. Wal*h ha* menting on tha newly equipped well Team W L GB Baby Boy Carter V J® placed pending examination. placed in operation this week. needed "to help make the bright an easy out being completed on wsj at a breakfast given by Mayor selected four prominent lawyer* to M 5 August II promise of tho party’s future more the runner on third, trying to score. Richard J. Daley of Chicago, l i . Crndr. Phillip C. Du Bots, of­ Bates laid the well had been Apopka ae, aa apedil master* In suits Sanford 1C IS II Admiaaioaa than equal to tho record of the The local "All-Blars" will parti­ ficer af the deck, started up the 300- held for emergency use, but in­ Umatilla ■lemming from th# Andrea DoriaIS 1Ciu» Evelyn Baldrce (Sanford) psit." cipate in tho Lions' Invitational Stockholm disaster, fort tower after spying the man creased demand for water made H Tavares IS 18 114 Edward Duer (Sanford) Ha added "I know our uniud Stale Tournament which will be Betsy Is Moving Th# msateri will have full power parched ea a catwalk at tha *»- necessary to cut the well com­ Eustls 15 IX II Henry Andre* (Sanford) effort* will bo rewarded with sue- held at Tinker Field In OrlanJo, plete with storage tank and chto* 1ft. Dora to hear pretrial testimony end pass It to II tort level. Da Bela arid tha tower tins lor, Into the system. Gertrud* Frempton (Sanford) te n ." starting Thursday, Aug. to and In Toward Northwest on motions. They will not make sitter threatened to Jump eo the of­ The town recently took over the Local fans a n pulling for tha Lunera Harrison (Lake Mary) The convention open* next Mon­ which Sanford has drawn a team MIAMI, IB—The Miami Weather Jud":........ Discharge* from Daytona eRaeh. II 1* hoped Buieau issued this adtuur) on Hur ficer deaceaded aad sought help in Casselberry Utilities Company by a "Cardinals" to maintain t h e i r day. W*' i said the masters were present runner-up position and InWilliam Ballucna (Sanford) Addressed to "Republrlan* ev that a large crowd of local base- rtcane Betsy at 11 a. m. EST. transaction which Involved no coit picked to expedite procreJIngi, persuading him to coma down. tercet in the teem "Is almost as Preston Jones (Osteen) erywhere." the message said they'ball fan* will accompany the team, Navy Chaplain Justin Kane and or financial obligation to tha citl- high aa In the Democratic Conven­ Arbutus Bell and Baby Girl All interest* on tho East Florida The move will also save court fee* tens. Hibbard Cesaelberry, preiiwere embarking "on a new cen*| — — Coast from Daytona Beach south­ fir the litigants because the mas­ L f ' West physician Allen Shep­ dent of the company, made the tion." Da Bary tury of political action" and called . . * ,. ward to Miami should keep in con­ ters have agreed to serve without ard talhad to Pulido by public offer end financial arrangements Philip Gracr (Sanford) for "complete dedication to our M C t l l O u l S t S j l O t C stant touch with all hurricane ad- pay. address system aad talaphone. At involving revenue certificates end Robert Dumas country and a determination that i j T — vitories on this fast moving storm Most of the suits have resulted (Altamonte Springs) from lnjurlrs and loss of Ufa and Ihe Republican party will constant- I V i C G r i n g S I O n i g n i kagth the climber allowed a rape bond validation, were handled by Coif Is Answered during Ihe next 3* hours. Ronald Griffin (Sanford) ly grow, In effectiveness aa a The rotnrni-sion on finanre of the Hurricane Betsy waa centered at cargo In the July 25 collision olf to be ttoj around him as a sairty Leedy. Wheeler and Alleman of The Sanford F in Department Orlando. It it eapected that all Births political instrument to serve th* r i rit Methodist Church will meet 11 a. m. EST near Latitude 22.7 Nantucket Island, Mass. Tha crash precaution aad cama down ths arrangement* will be complete answered a esU Sunday afternoon Baby Girl Jonca (Sanford) country." , in McKinley Hall tonight at 7 north oLngitude 714 west or about sent the Doria to the bottom and at 1:11 p. m. whan a curtain tower Udders without mishap. within the next to days. seriously damaged h* tSockholm. Aaguat II Republican* are celebrating the o'clock. SU miles south southeast of Mi­ caught on fir* at 1M0 Myrtle Ava. A dnitiloii 100th anniversary of th# pqrty'al 0ffirUl board will meet at ami moving toward the northwest It appeared that the curtain hid Mrs. W. B. Richard (SanforJ) formation. 7:3o. E .C , Duer, 85, at 11 m. p. h. Weimers To Attend blown againit an electric stove Williams, Odham Highest winds are estimated at and had caused a amall blase. Dios A t Hospital 110 m. p. h. over a small area Precancel Stamp I . 6 Deer, M, passed away at A t Convention LUUe damage was done. ■round the center. tha total hospital after a lingering Volie William* Jr. Democratic Gale winds extend 150 miles to 3-Day Convention delegate from Seminole County and CHICAGO IB— Sen. George Republican* la campaign funds, a liberalised Social Security pro­ th* northeast 100 miles to the CASSELBERRY—Joseph H. Wei­ BOMB EXFLOMON Smathers of Florida told the Dem- and w* do not have as ready ac­ gram. . Us altemata Brailey OJham left adding: northwest and 73 miles from the ner. 230 Sunnytown Rd., and Mrs, ■INKS YACHT Bara Dec. I, ISU, in Ft. Worth, A hnmh o'ratlc National Convention today cess to newspaper and magatinc "For working men and women, center. Walmer will leave Saturday to at­ Sanford Sunday morning for the KYREN1A, Cyprus Tax., ha made hla heme a t 411 wa increased tha minimum wag*. During th* neat six lo twelvo tend th* three-day national conven­ ptoslcn today sank a luxury1lh ,t '* • have some difficult fights circulation as they.” convention in Chicago. — ahead" lo tna tiatne. to retain con­ But, ho added, "w* have the For th* farmer, we forced through hours it will continue to movo to­ tion of tbs Precaneel Stamp Asso­ WllUw Are., tor the part twa Williams is committed to Adlal yacht owaad by CaxL Charles Wor­ trol of Conareas. mon important ingredients for vic­ an improved parity and soil bank ward the northwest at about tho ciation which opens Aug. II, a l B i n . Be waa a retired fanner. thington, wealthy diiaf of tho Bri­ tish security detail assigned to pro­ Nonetheless, he predicted "a tory, We have the lisues, end we program. We adopted protective aamo rat* or slightly slower with Battle Crock, Mich. Mr. Duer to survived by two Stevenson. tneaxurra for Ihe smalt business­ little rhange in site end Inensiy. Welmer, • ns ion* Mr known protect Gov. Sir John Harding. Off I stunning Democratic victory in have the men." dajhters, Burial will ha in Oak cancel dealer, said that national ,h* presidency on He noted the dote party divi­ man. We rescued th* highway pro Lawn UamoriaJ Path. COMBATS BAD FUBUCITF rial* said (her. wan no usual- ^ r?,bfr president Harrington Adams r t sion ta th* Senate of th* ncantly gram of a Wall Street, and mad* of SMALL 1 U E F -M O MAUL SEATTLE IB — Mrs. M. R. AnWinter Park, will attend and proTh* yacht. Field F a n , waa Imathera la chairman of tba adjourned X*th Congress — 49 It a beneficial program for all. dross sen was Impressed by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Democrats to 41 Republican*. In "Wo also adopted sensible mess* DECATUR, III. (B — Circum­ aide over th* convention. toco-age boy who stopped and meacad r t • Jetty arty • few Committee the group that help* t v light r t this, ha said, lb* "acurea for Improving housing, health, stance* show that the thief who changed * fiat tire for her sod a yards from tho Kyrenla Customs Democratic candidates for the Sen- omptlshmeati" of tho oDmocratlc education and retirement program! burglarised tha South Bid* tav­ TYLER TAKER OVER woman companion. "He wouldn’t TYI.:i: I’j j , d> _ T jlt- hex ate with money, strategy advice l adership are "all Ihe more re- for our people. We evidenced n gen- ern waa small-aUtd. House, which waa bombed last lake eny pay." *ha explained. end the like. markable." iidne concern for a sound fiscal ‘ Tba entry was gained through taken over all of Dili*. That’# hy militant advsesUs *f "Me said ha wanted to I* • speech prepared for th* I He s i l l that to th* 54th Coe- policy, but wa have ale* shown a rear window which measured 11 Dixie, Tax* sab. Consolidstloo r t r t this British oniony with opaalag session of th* coavmtion, gross, "despite strong Republican that w* do not put money abend by 15 laches. Owner Harry Sch­ that School district with Tyiar'a mom of the had b* said, "Wa cannot match the {oppaaitUaa, wa bammerod through [of human lives. neider reported $200 waa taken. district *<s Interstate Route Traffic Survey Will Be Conducted Here Giants' Dormitory To Be Constructed By1St. Pete Firm Woman Held At Jail For Fatal Stabbing City Board Faces 7-llem Agenda Playoff To Decide Baseball League Second Place Team dsatzn.'si S Hospital Notes Smathers Predicts Demo Victory Weather A d lai, Truman M eet Raceway Is Granted Permit To Operate Harness Racing �THE SA N FO RD H E R A L D r J HE MUST* E3UJ CASH WELLS! ■ wjfswasffl C A M E S E R IE S t aT t < on/ WITH TVf H A W K */ fu r- t o «*5o« t r o - y i H W I_ THAT'S IM P 0#5'B l E / . I - Off Of* TM* madcap l iSiAHpf^ A uvav * O 'V C Th * 0V E U 9T M A T volence. LAST T iM fK * v DO Z KO*r \ but iM u m r * « . « * •' I asajra* o tr back to. . - ^ _ ^ a I ‘ P LA Y B A LL* k UM P/ fWt0w ^ l £ * * [ fMOANJ HOWS A JUST A WfttPLE CP THAT CUTS . HUTHtSSS TACTIC*; Hfu. TRY AMY. TH1N0T0P0ECE 1w m f i s i | WTVO-JTA Legal Notice ACHEfiSfiS* 7 ? * 7 A-lAzznffy/ *»T 0 SELL HIM > I n rA*f-\a you* 3TAMCCAT ITS COMMA A i «€ '-'C LIME CA. ’ SiTT N* IM wc « THAN)r j/ 'n fl JUST A4« E you Oh Pl a y im ’ /, a w a y SO THAT YOU C A K e fiP 7 *e$ A T HAKOtAHD TOUCH THF K A r r • c^ y. Flrtltmoi h im NOTICE Id MEREIIT OIVBN ihif w* on ittftiatd In builMir it l.*kr H»rj. Flnrldo. undtr lb» fdllloui itm l nf Tb* D»cct* Din*' *nd B*r • nd tbit »* latmd 19 r*(l*t*r **ld nam* with tb* Cl*rk nf tb* Plrcult Court, pntilinl* Pnunty. Flnrld*. In arrntdanr* with Ihi prorlalon of thi FtrilHnui Nimi ktaiuii. in.wit- H*r. lion l*i*n Flnrld* kiirotn 1) 11. l.r.tVIB I. I.CHTFA MILDRED R I.I ITFR v m iT irr o r * rn .iU T io .i FOR T i t IIKKII IIW. 1*1.1* Florida *111*111 of KIM MJTICIt IF IIFIIKHT III YEN, Th»l J E. A raulu* W. Btrmprr tin bolder nf to* fnllnmn* c*rnfI• i*t* h*i filed i*Id c*rtlfic«i* far tax d*td lo b* Inutd th*r#nn Th* corilfmt* number and y*ar nf ti*iiai)c#, th* diicrlptli/i nf Ih* fro* pirtr and th* aim* In which II n il aiiniid a n •* fnllnmt Cirllfir.nl* Nn III Ttar nT titular* Jun* 11. A P 1)11 Diatrlollon Of Pmoerly: Lot* in . :u . :*i :i«. :*i It*. :*T. I II . It ) A IT* Midway P tir Honk 1 r a x * n Nam* In which a*i***id l.oul«* fl. Dllon All nf aald nrnn»rir Mina In ihi r'ntinir nf f**minn1i. Ural* nf Florida l!nl*tn *uch nrllflcal* *hall hf rr. diemtd aerordlnd in law iba prn. party d tn r‘h*d In attrh rirtlflrai# wilt h* mid rn tbi htkbeat hlddrr at th* from donr nf Ih* kimlnnl* Pnnntr Pnuri lloun al Hanford Florida, nn thi flrit Monday In th* month of Hipniphir. 1*1*, whlrh Ii Ihi l*d dnr nf Hmtimhrr. 1*1* Hand thi* 19|h div of | ti|r, |9K n r IIIIRNTX IN" f*l*rV Plrcult Pnufi Himlnot* Cnjolr. Florida rHPAT.4 WOwlL YOU MATS M O O 7WVP M TS 0 £ £ H 7£IL US nWTANCtymi-L F/AO T A f Z O A */P A //O S J9/ f to r ii K o r 4 r n .ir % T iii« r o n T % t i»r*ro I***. IM.KV rifK lO Vtafufri mt !•!•! CnC-TrS Heahwhilc TiM AO* HUM S Y IMTSJCW. IABOXT ) STOPSTAUW*)' otn! tkats \ p rre n.*N o m rx e \ a ntoaoMr /wuvrrr, au. of- t - z ) [ W CANT POSHSLF <*T PAST T u t AXTtnClAl M A K T T IH TH* noon o a * • i© the n > *r*ct! kw out; ) R>ir, but... rrs K9CM.' / BUN TEAIS, SIX! M ! J /ISLAND WU.L BE S ^ J \ TCFsy-TbRvr' ■— \ rrn * (— i SO I 9EI/MO# ABOUT V - ____ ' * < cau. out IWUX AIWMUS. iVOTICK IS HKHKBT * <JIVKN. That J K. 4 Paulina W Stampar th* h^Har nf th* folln^m* r#ritftra ti hi* flitd ii Id rartlflcn* fnr tat d^ad tn h* liiuad lh*r*na Th* r#rt|ftr«f* number and y*»r nf la* •tiaiirti Ih# dau^rlpt Inn nf Ih# pro* ii#rtr, and thi mm# In trhlch It ai*#aitd it* a a fn| ln« »: r#rilf|p«t# Nn 11* T o r nf fMUirr* Jitn* IS., fl 1*lf rnirrlption r>t P n iin y : Iai l tlm E u rn Block u Amndrd l‘lil nf rry ilil Ukr HH-irrt I'll! Kook t fag* It Norn* In nhirti in ru n t II. T. Audition. Ililft til of viid pmnirir bflnc 1ft lb* l.'ounty of S«muol*. Httl* or Florid*. l>lr»i lurb rorllflrtto ih»ll bo rrdirrnod ac">MI*g lo l»w th* prn. prrir diurlbH In iuch' rirtlfl. n i l «r||| M mid tn th* hlahrit hiddir n th» frnni donr nf th* Siml—I* PnuMjr I'ncrt Moon it Hinfnrd. Florid* nn Ihi flrit Tlondar In Ih* month nf kiptimhit, inj», whlrh t, tbi S»d dir nf biptimbir Its* P»H4 thn Pith d ir of July flit r» r herndon Plirk Pl.-mll Pnart. ■imlnola County. Florldi IFF IT.l NOTH E OF APPLIC ATION FOR TAX HEED 1*11. IM.lt Florida Atomtit of IMH NOTICE Id HEKEBT illlLN. Thai J E. A Paulina IV Hlrmpit thi bolder nf th* following rrrtlfl•*l* baa fllid aald cfUIIUnt* for i n dird tu l*i ImukI llirnon Th* cerilfi an aumbrr and tta r of I*. • utnc*. Ih* dttcrlptloh nf Ih* pro. p»rM. and Ih* nam* in which It wii aiituid a n at follnwi: Cart Ifinal* No IK Ttar of iKtiain Ju n II, A. II. Hi* 1tllrfIplIon t>f Pronirtv I.ni ; l niork A flron Tirtac* Plal Kotik I Pat* II Nam* In which a*«.i#rd Loult* A Albert Hrlnio* All of >ald pronirtv Min* In thi Pouny nf Himlnnt*. Htat* nf Florid* 1‘nlia* aunh rartlflnl* ah*!! b* rldnm*d acnnrdtnx lo l»nr ihi pronirly drtrrlhid In rttrh nrtirinali will hi anld to Ih* highlit hlddrr al Ihi froil door nf |h i Hrmlnnl* Pouniv r’nurl Hunt at Hinfnrd. Florida, nn Ihi flrat Mnndav In th* month of Htprambir. l)*«. which 1* Ihitlrd dnv nf Hiptimhir. t'3< Dalad thla l*ih div nf July, till n r IIERNDON Plirk Plrcult pnuri. Himlnnl* County. Florida i HUCM n o T ii R o r rn n t im .irA T io s iirr.n ii part), lid IM m nn I* »bleh It »li in • < ii Ortlfleati X» 11* tnr «f 1**.iiari J ra a * IT A U . lilt iiiciiH |>«. mpH... ur rrnpulil I..., It Httl Jam** Subdlvl*l«n r u t Rravk » I’at* I N idi In «birh iin u id Bin) Jimn All nf *»m p r o b • f t r M ill In th* Count) of Mmlnral*. Hull of Florida t'lllli mrh cirtlfleat* *h*ll ho ridntnvil icptrdlnt lo l*w *0* Ptoplfli if*.'rlh»'l Ii turh rarltflrati mil M #«td lo Ihi hllhlit • I ihi front door of lb* Mmtnol* Fou-.r t-n u M W nul* it H lttford Fl-rlda, pn Ihi flrit Ifoidlv In lb* Pioelb of #*pt*tnbir t*K wMrh Ii th» Srt dir pf H*r>i*mMr. 1*11 Dilfd tbll 101b dir of tul*. UK n r herndon rink PIrrult P ourt H EA L) (rmlnnlo Count*. Florid* LOW CO ST HIGH PRO TECTIO N ft**. 1t 4. l t n * n t a *l«fnf*a of IMH flfcS A N E O R D ih# hnld*r nf th# fnllnwlne rOMfl* rati hi a fi|*d ai'ld cttllfirat* fnr !m« d*#d to h* l*ay*d tl*#r»on Th* •'#rtftflcit* mimt»*r and jr*tr of I** ana nr*, th* cl*«rrlni Inn of th* prn* A i u n i i c N A i i w t u . Ba n NOTICK IS IIKH Kit V H1VKN, That J. K, A Paulina IV. St#mp#r A ^ - r C w t V E (tor EOyiPPEP/y IVE SOT TO how D \I T *»out just 1 1 AMU MM _________S S ir O ff rms T p o r v ISLAND.' , out; 6CTTINO mi Legal Notice MOTICR Th* Hoard »f County Cnrnmli•l***ra nf Himlnoti Cmiatt, Florid*, will rani** bid* al Ih* Clark'* orfir* la th* Cnill I llnua* al Hanlnrd, UP In I o'rlnck P. M. Auguit Kth. Hit. far ih* following! ITEM Nil. 1 M l # bill Ifatflr mill*. ITEM Nil. t 1*11 Whirl Irallli nllir. Thd Board rrrrrvri ih* right In n j.e l any lad all offin Rida will Wa apaaad at a mining to ba bald a vguit : i *l Dii. Atlaili O P. Harndoa. Clark V. R. Miller. Chairman ROTIi r n r APri.li a'iink FfIR TAX HF.EIl 4Ma. H i l l Florida aiamin mt IMil NOTICE IH HEREBY GIVEN. That J. K A Paulin* IV, Nlirnbi' Ih* bolder nf Ih* fnllnwlnr nrifll. aglg b*a filed aald nrllflrai* for tag daad la b* lnuid lli*r*un. Th* Afrllflegi* ntimbrr and year nf la. ananea, Ih# damrlpllon nf th* prnparlr. and ilia nam* In which It wa* aaaauid ara at fnllnwai Cartlflrat* Nn III o u r; T*«r nf Ititianc* Ju n It. A. D. 1114 DiicrlbHon Of Propirly: N 111 fl of W 111 ft of HE U nf HE U nf IHV i* Hirllnr. > Tow naliip J | H. H aag* II E 1 Acru Nam* In which ■■•*«tad Willi* U Hr Id Atl if aald p r n p i r l v hilng la Ih* Cnunlr nf Hiinlnnl*. Hlali nf Florida, tlalia* aunh ririlflcaf* ihall b* ridirmrd anordlng in law ihi firnprrly diirrlbrd In aiich rlrllflrali will b* mid Ira Ihi hlghial blddir ■I ihi front donr of iln Hnnlnral* r'ountv I'niirt llnuii at Hinfurd. Florida, nn Ihi flrat Mnndar In Ih' mnn lb nf Alprimbrr, 1*J*. whlrh It th ' Ird day <»f Hipr*mh*r. I*S» Dtltd thll IMh dav of July. ])1| O P HERNDON iTerk Plrrult Pour! Btmlnol* County, Flnrld* PAUL T I N i L i V . . . with onothar armload of good living for lom tbody. Paul'i b ta n with th i Com* pony for 16 yaort, Hf ' i atliva in church work. Hobbiei ora fiihing end hunting. Bakt C ih Tcrt l f e i i * * t * r 4 Ooaf IM ara wbatothercars mqynothave Siryears I will nm ba rraponilbla for aay drbla inrurrtd by anyon* olbrr than mytrlf. Clrvrland T. Ilmwn rr —ilon’t you get a kick out of Jnkeeping ■ step ahead of the other fellow— betw een ub especially when it comes to cars? So wouldn't you find it fun to boss the newest thing in motordom—a car with the greatest advance in transmissions since the ncaa h lf t. left the floorj1 M e e t th e M an w h o b r ln g e a n a r m l o a d off g o o d liv in g . . . to m o d o m iit th e A m e r ic a n y o u r - ^ b a th ro o m tra d e e d w a y I Now Available, Low Finance Plan Nn Down payment—36 Months To Pay W a fe r H e a le r, BepUc T a n k A S e w e r InafnUaUona I M 7 S a n fo rd A v e . T 1 1’ .-----— r ; — j- T i i X - i i P hone I I 9 Paul Timlcy, telephone inMaller |or Southern Bell, bring* a lot of good living t*ilh hit phone*. He bring* peace of mind. Security. Quick, euy touch with folki around town or acro*i the land, at low COAL He bring* the beauty of telephone* in color. . . the convenience ol light-up diali. »pring cord*, ‘ hand*. free" Speakerphone* and other new thing* for the "well>teliphoned hom e—with the right equipment in the right place* lor your need*. Paul and fellow-inuallert have put in over 7H million phone* in HI ycai», ii part of one of the South'* etching gumtb Morici. He and 66,000 other Southern Bell folk* work together to give you the complete, modern telephone service you want. And wouldn’t you like to have all this at a price that is right—and when the weather is right— and right when your car is at Its top worth? W ell, sir. we’ve got tliat kind of situation for you—now. the good-news gas savings this economy rang* brings. You can luve the safety-surgo of power that comes from pushing down on th# pedal and switching the pitch. All with the walloping might of Buick's 323* cubic-inch V8 engine. All with the new luxury of a ride that’s built on 4 brawny coil springs for buoyant lcvelncss. A ride with new steering case and sweeter handling. Best of all, you can make the buy of a lifetime. For todays low prices have helped move Buick into America’s licst-sclling 3 more firmly than ever. T hat means we can come to terms on th s trade-in value of your car in a way that’s bound tn tickle you pink. Because this very day you can step into a 1956 Buick with Variable Pitch Dynaflow* and drive away with a transmission so modem, so respon­ sive, so smooth tlu t you may not find its like in other cars for yean to come. Why not stop in and take us up on that—today? You can have the thrill of split-second action from the merest nudge of the pedal—and with *A*av A d tm v d VariaM* ru ck D rm jo * WlAvody Dynafam Juk i bw ldi tiNfay. If ii HanJartf m RotdmaAtt, Super n d CruliMV-opTluiMf of m odal n t n coal or tkr SpecSl, S o u th o m B oll T o lo p h o n o and Telegraph Company h 1 �k moke this your (bh&OM-dklMSl HIS THItEE-BKDKOOM HOME has boon Ingeniously planned to offer a practical floor arrangement within a beautiful exterior. Your livirlg room, dining room, den and breakfast porch hns been plnced to the front to enpture vour l>est view. Hod rooms are to the renr for privacy and quiet, and the flow of movement through the house is channeled by the central hall. The bedrooms are of comfortable size, and storage room is provided in ten closets, plus the basement. U-shnpcd for convenience, the kitchen contains an abundance of cupboard space and counter area to make work cnsy.The partially covered terrace shelters passage from the double garage to the kitchen door. T Furnace Is Place To Start Modernizing FAMILY AFTA ll THE SANFOTtT) HERALD VANCOUVER, B. C. LB— ft w u Mon„ A uk. 13, 1056, Pago 3 f V* - f .long waiL but a Canadian Pad- — >.v.ra.;or“nr!r~*lrttA>rv.,.'T~-UTcrtja! ;1 liny I. _ -- J Is.Ion t a r poiir- n iffn m f n f lu # * HOT.HEAbtJtf'BF ARROW " AP Newsfeaturrs I push pin sticks for table saws, Joint terdam tfinally was a family af­ DO—u*e some sort of turntable | era and similar power tools to fair for the “ flying Randalls.” MEMPHIS HI — Don Futlei rn sawhorses, sand the tops keep your hands away from the The lineup of pilots waa Capt. used psychology on the hot-head* smooth, a precaution that will cutting edges, Bob Randall and his 23-year-old ed sparrow who would strut up te prevent work from bring marred. DON'T—forget that, wr h 11 • twina, Bob Jr, and Ttd. tt was ■ DO—select the center of your acoustical eciting tile will help to long chance luck of the flying the bedroom window each dawn shop is the best location for your keep noise inside a workshop, schedule drew that finally put all and start a lively fight with hla reflection. tabls saw, since it will enable other measures (such as rubber of them together. Fuller put a magnifying mirror large-sized lumber to be handle I pads under tool tables) wltl cut John L. Sullivan, tha boxer, against the window. The Kttt« more easily. down the noise at the source. DON’T—neglect to place the used to eat IS pounds of beef at sparrow look one look at hla kor* DO—use some sort of tumltahle rifying foe. He hasn't brew back. most frequently-used tools In the one sitting. for painting and spraying construc­ most accessible locations; the ted objects easily and neatly. DO—be certain that all oil la main tool panel, for instanre, wiped from tool* before u,e to should be over or near the Work prevent (lipping, a frequent cause bench. DON'T—make the common mis­ of accidents. DO—use ordinary muffin tins take of buying more lumber than as excellent containers for dif­ you nerd a practice that an ferent-sized nails, screws and courages warpage and waste. other small Items. J Home Repairs Dos, Donts Usually the wisest place to be­ gin any home modernization pro­ gram is at (he bottom, specifical­ ly the heating system hidden out of sight, out of mind and ofun out of order in the basement or utility room. In many instances a small In vestment in time and money for remodeling the furnace and add­ ing several accessories will yield as much as an annual 20 per cent saving. In this push-button age it is impractical as well as extrava­ gant for a home owner to serve as is own Janitor considering that conversion to automatic firing u relatively simple. Low-cost financing usually is tions eliminate sooting, the result available for any major undertak­ of part la My-burned oil, and noisy ing. But generally this Isn't nec- pulfbaek. ressiry. Conversion to automatic A new transformer and new oil heat generally Is the most eco­ controls together with minor but nomical because fuel oil is cheap important adjustments ofun will and can be obtained virtually any­ complete the remodeling program where. f ir an oil heating system. ReRemodeling rosts will vary, but t larcmcnt of parts is much the average installation for a cheaper than purchasing a new complete new burner ayitem will turner for half of the unit con* run well under $300 unless the s.stt of housing which receives no boiler or furnace must be r plac­ v ear. ed. This is seldom required, how- This Is the time, too, to fill the eve. Boilers upwards of 30 years o.l tank not only to take advanta.’e of summer nriccx bul U> of age stilt ran be serviceable. Remodeling the newer oil burn­ a old condensation and rust Iner systems is even easier. Add!- si Ir the tank. A coat of aluminum Mon of a few accessories and re­ p; int wilt brighten the outside placement of worn parta can 1m- and prevent rust. pra" c any burner to the point where it is as efficient aa a new one. Every heating system should bo checked at least once a year, preferably in Augusl, a slack month in me heating business when servicemen ran take time to do a thorough Job. Installation of new parts and accessories can be made at the same time thereby avoiding con­ siderable duplication of labor charges. j One of the newest accessories on the market is a low-cost fuelunit for oil burners called the ServiceSaver which eliminates the troublesome problem of clogged strainers. Strainers should be re­ moved and cleaned at least twlco a year. Surveys show that a high percentage of service calls are caused by a clogged strainer. This new ServiceSaver fuel-und, rec­ ently Introduced by the Webster Electric Company after eight jour* of testing in tho field, haa no strainer that can become dog­ ged. Instead it features a rotary selfcleaning filter that is as effective as loo-mc,h screen. Tula filter la designed for the protection of the fuel unit and i* not intended to rcplaee the usual line filter, widen should W Checked annually and cleaned or replaced If necessary. i A n o t h e r efficient accessory which can he added to any guniype nil burner system nnw In use , a unique valve that will rut up to 10 per cent off the yearly fuci on lab. It is called Delsytrol be­ cause it delay* the start of oil . How after the burner goes on for from six to eight seconds to permit the unit to reach peak efllclenry. This tiny valve which ensu less than $10 also ruts off the flow of oil iustanUineously when the burn, er is turned off. These two *c- AUGUST STORE W IDE SALE I ] Nai|bbors COME IN, LOOK AROUND AND COMPARE Bedroom, Living Room and D inette Sets AT “TREMENDOUS SAVINGS” 8AVE ON REDD1NO DURING OUR AUGUST SALE INNERSPRING MATTRESS MATCHING BOX SPRINGS HEADBOARD (Choice Of Color Pannma Plastic) LEGS FREE T v e been standing on R a n old ■>shoulders for almost fire minutes. Isn't that aoma kind af a record?” $ 49 .50 fl EC H O LS BEDDING <"f> COltNKIt 2nd & MAGNOLIA PHONE 1231 j' 1 THE BOSS IS A W A Y SO W E RE GOING C R A ZY! Sanford Builders Are Always Ready To Dulld Your Home For You. Appliances Help W ife In Kitchen Life li so simple with small and large electric appliances that A it bchoovss every bride to hive as many of thsm as she can ef ford in her new kitchen. ....... Let’e see whit's new with the gadgets: BLENDERS — These will chop, grind, blend or mix, arc better (nr purred vegetables, soups, hors d'oeuvre pastes and drinks then anything else. Ons now has an icecrusher attachment. Then is a • range of colorful buei. J TOASTER—You must hive one. New ones are now available in copper. COFFEE POT — These era not atmilulely nerm ary but are a wonderful convenience. T h e y come in small sizes for two as well as larger sizes. MEAT GRINDER — This won­ derful gadget will help cut food —costs. Buy your own chuck and ™ grind it yourself. One new one i* available with an ice-crushcr head and will Rlva fine or course Ice. COFFEE GRINDER — Another popular item, but not absolutely necessary. BROILER - Wonderful, panic, ulirly for the working wife who specializes in jiffy rooking. Good too if you are planning to live In a kitchcnless dwelling for a while or ire married to a service man. Only worth It if you can afford It, how ever. DEEP FRYER - Crisp fried delicacies are what you can ex­ pect from the fryers, hut be sure your man likes fried food before you invest. EGG COOKER - This will boil egg* the way hr likes them—soft, medium, or hard. FOOD MIXER — Whip up any­ thing from batter to dessert and don't forget the mashed potatoes. These will mix, blend, whip and rut in shortening. They'll chop too. CORN POPPER A ICECREAM YOU'RE TELLING ME! -By WIIUAM BUTCaafrat Fwii Writer AFTER formally opening the Olympic dames In Australia this year the Duka of Edinburgh plans to visit tha Antarctic. Bine* tempera usually flare up pretty hot at these International sports ovanta we don’t blame him for picking a spot in which to cool off. t 1 I "Wee anyone thought o/ nicknaming Egypt’s S e tte r "Nealy"/ — pot t careti P . I .P . FREEZER are real fun gadgets that will come in handy lutnmrr and winter. WAFFLE IRON ft SANDWICH GRILL — a man lovea extra snacks and if you have interesting gadgets, he might even taka a liking to rooking, himxrlf. JUICE EXTRACTOR — Make it in a Jiffy with one of these ideal appliances. KNIFE SHARPENER - O n e of those nice-lo have presents. PRESSURE COOKER - An en­ tire dinner miy bo rooked in it and aerved at the dining room table all in a couple of minutes Has automatic air vent and pressura regulator. THESE 3 VALUABLE GIFTS............. nu out IIIM of Hw MM W HOLESALE — BETA 11 108 TV. First F it. 3119 HUB OUR DIBl'LAY TODAY M a u t f y TWIN $ LAUNDRY TUBS 16*95 ■ W VALUE $ 16*95 fl HATH TOWELS, 8 HAND TOWELS 6 FACE TOWELS 6 WASH CLOTHS EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE ONE LAUNDRY-KAR •w **art*..i±.t t . $11-95 COMPLETE WITH REMOVABLE BASKET THAT FOLDS FLAT. BASKET LINER INCLUDED. EASY* ROLLING CASTERS. EXTRA LIGHT WEIGHT. BUT STURDY. TOTAL $ VALUE U»N team by day-hedreew I ) right! TV. practuri hadArea wMi aril rve yeas heme attend the dad By day; h i a htevtlfufly tedsrsd TW*( rssn wt, ephstottsd la * ride trial nagt ef Amsrks'i imartsst Isbrin if *i$M Mi rival far Idol MUtpstitf |.n t VM a itaplt twin ef trie ertf, yta tea teaetri iris rile e tpausse htri euh 11« W. FIR ST 8 T. P h. 1125 WITH TRADE This Week Only FURNITURE CENTER SANFORD NO CASH DOWN Limited.. Q uantity We give 'em with every purchase JONES Electric Supply / TOWEL SET The silvee lining te the deed FROM Model E2LP Master 21 PIECE DUNDEE MATCHED S o, b u t (I Mil by the passing ef the strew* shortcake seesee it the op* sound* like o pretty good idee.' berry preach ef fresh cheery pie time. ! t t t ! t On eeeieletlow these t# Itender Chief trouble with Indian sum* t — S end AlhieiUs hove is the! mer, comments Grandpappy Jen* they dost need te worry ebeet kins (who's probably trying te being the “teen " el this year's Uka hla mind off the August Wostd Berios. heat), is that tt stems te he named after thoee '‘blanket” la* t t 1 Item predicts that Beautiful STURDY ALL WHITE BOTTOM DRAIN FAUCETS, CASTERS. WITH HANDY TUB COVERS beautiful, practical e ay/c t i n SOFA-BED GROUP 5 30 • • • now only $ I 2 9 « toon we may be able to propel guided mlasilaa on solar batteries. Poor old wet therm an!—If the target la mltaed. he probably will ba Mamed for that, toot t I -! The most N M rii/sl application o/ that space-lime theory, tot'd toy, it Ike ievealioe of Ike onto perkiap meter. t ! 1 With the purchase of the DeBARY EASY TERMS “ W here Y a w Dollar B « ra T he Meet F u rn itu re " ALL FOR THE REGULAR PRICE OF THE Mf t fA A jC NU EE DK * *} Z U0 70* 95 73 ALONE C O R M LY , IN C W U h Lhe alu m in u m T u b , a d ju sta b le L e g * , w a te r pum p N EVER O U TSO LD - N EV ER O U T TRA D ED 216 P A LM ETTO AVE. PHONE 778 h /- * 1 \ •* li 1m |4 . ,igM �4, ! D i s p u t e .Q f t a r s . N e :& P r oJbJ& m s •T SAM DAWSON I amai N EW T O R E OP) —Th* S um I an*. Canal dlaputa— atill confined to a aa/a war of word, and nerve*— offer* powi now problem* today for the faat Tfc aipandinc shipping industry. pine A great shipbuilding boom 1s frost adding tonnage at o steady clip, salt but still folia abort of potential this demand, ahlpplaf man say. The raeoi canal dispute odda Raw tension ships and uncertainty. ship] Eton before N ailer’* more to In nationalise the Sues, oil, metal worli and shipping Industries war* by 4 joined in a race to aspand oil and 577,0 or*—carrying fleets to keep step port^ with th* big postwar Industrial Ne growth in th* United State* and tanki Western Europe. ) grow Thto week the world’* largest tlon tanker I* being launched in Japan * —the 84.730-ton Universe Leader, th*1 A filter ship and two slightly Its t! Democra t Convention * Today, the volet of ono of Florida*! out•Undihjr Senatorial tudara will bt heard Around the world a t tho 1196 ataalon of th t Damucratlc National Convention get* underwa* at Chicago. Mora and nor* Florida It coming to th t faf f r ont , not only because of It* excop* tkmal growth in population and tho huge expansion p ro g f m o f . industrial* develop­ m ent increases, but because of its outstand* ing leadership in the Nation's dapitol. Senator George Smathers will apeak to tho *2nd Democratic National Convention today on invitation extended by Paul But­ ler, Chairman of the Democratic National Gunmlttae. He will speak as Chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Com­ mittee, an honor attributed to tha Increased activities of the committee and Bmathtr’a own personal leadership In the United States Senate and in national affairs. Senator Smathere has often been men­ tioned as a vice-presidential possibility, Ha wit! outline the Issues in the forthcoming Senatorial campaign and will Introduce seve­ ral Senatorial candidates to the huge au­ dience in Chicago as well as to radio and television audiences. We feel that George Smathere le one of the ablest leader* in tha United /States Benato—and that tha choosing of Bmathers as owe of the opening speakers of the Con­ vention was wisely made by the Democratic Party. Florida's Senator Smathere, through his leadership in Washington, has won the con­ Scientific 'Gains' BomstlmAc wa wonder about actantifle ••gelni". ChemUta have Invented a weed killer in dean out Httla flehtng liken cloned with greenery. But tha weed killer, if used genamunly. can kill tha fishYat In bad «pot* If tha weeds ara left alone to re-aeed, grow thicker the next year and decay, they u u up tha oxygen and suffocate tha flih. Expert* on both aide* of tha wead-poision Usua can make a convinc­ ing ease. It aeema simpler to go fish In another laka and glvt natura a year or ao to aolva fidence of hU colleagues—and through hts careful guiding of many programs through the Senate h is brought much prominence to the State of FloridaThere Is no doubt that Senator Smath­ ers has become widely known throughout the country as a statesman. Florida has been honored to have one of its leaden chosen to speak today to the national leaden and dtlzeiu during one of the most important convention! and sessions of the political year. G *t Price Increase Just a few days more than a month ago tha price of gasoline went up. The reason was a one-cent-a-galton increase In the federal gasoline tax, raising it from two to three cents.,as provided for In the new hiirhwav construction bill. A sales executive of a leading oil company had something important to aay about this development: "We certainly agree that good highways are highly desirable. But we do fee) that motorists should realize that the new tax rate on gasoline la the highest In the nation on any aasentla! commodity. "The total gasnlina tax paid by motor­ ists has now risen to 40 per cent of the re. tail price of gasoline. The combined national average state and federal taxes have now climbed to 8-8 cents on every gallon of gasoline. On the average for instance, when motorists buy a 1R gallon tankfut of gaso­ line . . . . about II..15 of what they pay is taxes for highways, not for the suppliers products. "A motorist should look on these taxes as an Investment in building better highways for his own use. The average motorist, who uses about 780 gallons of gasoline a year, paya about 888 a year in state and federal taxe« on it." There has been, end will continue to be, much debate as to how the huge federal road program should be financed. There are many who believe the higher gas tax is not the right way. Rut, whatever you believe, one thing ia sure: that tax Is entirely beyond the control of the oil Industry and the in­ dustry has no choice hut to add It to the price of your gas. • • Adlai s Urging Working 2 W ays platform giving ’ unequivocal ap- hsv* said M U up to th* lower provml*' lo th* Supreme Court’s federal courts to carry out tho boa on public school segregation Supreme Court s ruling. With that to about tho toast ho could say oea eicepUoe by Harrimaa, alt as o presidential taadidste. three hove beet careful net to Whllo this reportedly angered; *tlr up tho South, some Sou the re Democrat*—thus; If Steveasoa didn’t suggest a highlighting thtir dilemma ones party plank hacking tho court moro—It also look soma ammuoi- Harrtmae could wall have sugDon from Oov. Averoll Harriaan gaetad It, alnca it la only what of Nate Yorh, ttovooaoo’a male *nr candidate would havo to say and probably only raal opponent, aoywey If be became president It was ilto a reminder of bow Stevenson or Hsrrlman si close Stevenson, H im m ai or.d president would have to take an President Eisenhower are ia their oath te uphold tea Coni ituUuo. thinking about solutions for th* The Auprtme Court baa ruled South’s resistance to the court's segregation uncoastitutlonil and order to Integrate their schools, laid down the ruling that schools Harrtman has complained-loud- must Intagrato. ly and long that Stevenson aed Eiaenbowor hlmaslf, although Eisenhower are too ’ moderata." ohviouely not trying to m»k* stoYet an •siminatioa of what ha’s vtnaeo’i position clear, illustrated said lines becoming an announced yesterday tha Job of any man fas candidate Juno • shows, with o«a tho presidency, exception, he says Just what they. Ashod at hia sews confarenca say. Ha just makes more noise, whether hn thought tho RapubllThis was ths sxctptioa: Ho said, can platform should have a plank ha would withhold federal aid to ] upholding tho court on segrega* education money from schools lion, Eisenhower said bo hadn't which didn't Integrate. Both Ate-* given much thought to it but add- Lego I Notice • Stockholm Office Opened The Florida Citrua Commission Is out to recapture the European market for Flori­ da juices that was lost during the war. The newest development'toward this goal is a an* M e f n * # •» h u o r t . r « u » « « i* r m * a h of r a n s r t i # nf March I ISIS Mies office In Stockholm, Sweden. f w s d p a w n ns . eaitsr •«* Pubii*h*r MARION HARMAN SR-. E sa eu tle* E d ito r In Washington recently, visiting on Capi­ WTELTN J C U tH tN O . A d e e r t l il n i M in a so r tol Hill and the State Department before Mlling for his new post, Is tha man who will manage the office, Sven Nelson. Nelson log H ollow stlr bp (l*n*r*l Adeor(1#lnf Is a native of Florida- He was born near Isa HI O eort'A R tv ln tt B ash Bldg. Laka Wales 28 years ago, but instead of A tU s ta (lo n rslo going to school in Florida, hla parent a sent him to the University of Stockholm. It looks like the Citrus Commission has found the right sort of fellow for their new undertaking. If* was born and raised in the eltrua belt. Rut he looks Swedish—talks Monday, August IS, 1866 Swedish—and has a lovely Swedish wife— TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE Inga Lisa, HoW many loaves have ya?—Mark 8:8. The Stockholm office |a the second to If yea um the power and strength God be opened la Europe by the Citrus Com­ baa givaa yoa ha wilt surely glva you more. mission. Tha Sonford Herald Mail Tells Many Interesting Things That tha busurkia la a Balkan haa rvrvivtd proposals from ttf itrumrnt similar te the Russian leap year lovelorn ladisi. loma U laika and hai three etringi, a per ctnt of the girl* confided they ianglar body and a long neck, wore born-rim med glassee, too. H your amart-olec, know-it-all That while wa r* on tha subject tlghbor never suspected (ball of lovo a poll of 1,000 ledlea That Napoleon during bis leva- skewed N per cent believed mee on of Egypt thought of building sarak* pipes tre morn attracwaterway similar te th* presont Sf,!! j*” * don’t, But on* MS r .n .i B. • ____. girl—bless her honest koert — e can l. He dropped the p iu wrote: “Any man la attractive no •fr0MOU* Wief matter what be to doing.” * » t Tbit actor Walter listak gives «t below the Bed Aee level. tble definition of blood Honorn e t Bebert Q Uwto, the W- “Wbm y S bev. m blr? ^ —where do they turn* T* Hsrrim»n? To Elsenhower? Ail ihree have backed the court's rullni a* one (hit muit be upheld. Southern Democrat* have ahown almoit no Inclination toward Har riman. perhaps breaute hla olaiti at “ modtration" sounded ex­ treme. la p year when the Democratic party need* avery vote It can (at, (ho Southern Democrat! hold a •tick over the psny to IhU ex­ tent: ■ poanble belt to Ettenhow er unleaa they get a civil rights plank in the party pUt/urra to their liking. That would require a practically meaningless lUtemem on segregation, Ptrhapi inis y ssr of lonng ths Southern Democrats will frighten tho Democratic convention next week into producing what th* Southerners want. But it will bs at s price anyway. If ths Democratic party shows it to ao afraid of the South'!n Democrat* that it wont go on record as simply saying it becks tha Supreme Court— ■ prsitiun its two leading candidate* have tak­ en—it may look like a party too weak to pttract independent or Negro voters. Irritations C aused By "Poison" W eeds D * c * li* d . Tn i l l C red ito r* and P*r#nni H otlow C la lo i* * • Demand* A o n lo at Snld K lllltl You and aarh nf you n r* h *r*b y notified and teuulred to pre«enl »ny lalma and d rlru m U w hich yuu. ur • lt h - r of ro u m i r hn v* aenlnnt th* r e lo t* o f u r i J H M I ' K Q IIL Y H K It . *ce*,e d . I* t - of e*ld Co u n ty to the 'nunlv J u d u * of Kem lnule C o u n ty. F lo rid a i t hi# o fflm In th * rn u rt hou#» of m id Co u n ty t l Sanford, w # i if lit . . ith :'V ‘In „ eaU n dsr tanthi from th* tim e of th * flret -*n of thla nolle# K *ch ________ 'Tfttvnind ________________ phall li# .n w r lH n r . ■nd ih a ll itoto Ih * p U c * of r * ( ldene* and po#t o ffice addret* of the claim ant, nnd #h*tl he ew orn to h r th* clstm an t, hla noant, nr s ttn r . ney, nnd *n v auch cU tm or dtm nnd not to filed e h itl be h* yold. /•/ E lm e r W . llite m r A * »dm lnl«trntor of the P.etot* of 1 W# rt all ayas m tool* Ing after the Interests of our customers when A claim is fe be settled I U N . P A IR A V a. *•1*1*1 You and each a t y e n e ra h«r*t>r uiilUU aud ta o u tra d la nr***nl t * r , lim it and d tm a n d t w hich you. uy a te a r a t you. m ay h ave *silu> | 1 <a catai* of N a YLVA.M A AlcCAl.. L is t . d*c*ai*d. la te of tald Count*, ta lha C ounty Ju d a * of Samlaola County. IT ailda. a t hi* a ttic* la tha c o u rt bona* af aald County ot San. ford F lo rid a, w ith in * l* h i r a li n d t r m ontbi from th a tlm a of th* f in i p u b lication of t h Io nolle* r > ,t claim o r dam oad ahall ba la wtwf l o t , and a h a l| a ta to th a p lat* af r-tld n n ra and poat offloa e itd ra u of th a clalm aat. and th a ll ba aworn ta by tha claim ant o r a * o n t or o tln r. and n n r _____ tu ch ____________ claim or daman* n a r i__________ _________ not in f I tod ahall ba v a i l . Ila r v a r W a lla ra M cC a lla r A* axaeutor o t th * L*# t W ill ■l)d T o H sm o n t nf H vtvin la M r'’ * l i t * . * e c a ita | R. W. W a r*. A tto rn a r tY o o d ru ff.P a rk ln * B id *-, Hanford. F lo r id * . P i n t publU-Allon A u o u it t i t s . m « e r A rp t-ic A T T o a FOR TAX DEED id t ic b t i f f . 104.1* F U rtA o a to ta l** H 104*1 N O T IC E II H E R E SY O IV t :v , T h a t J E . A P a u lin * W . at«mt'*r tn * h n ld tr of th * fo llo w ln * -trim c a t* h»* rilatt s sIS e o r tlfle s t* fne l * i <l-*d to h* l it u t il lh *r*o n . Th * r a r t lf lc a t * num ber »nd y « s r of H• in n e r , th * d*<crthtlnn nf th * *rnp -rlv . and th * n am * In w h ich It t u • ■»fi**d *r* *• fn lln w it C * M lflr « t* No t»» T ear nf iM tianr* Jun* Cl A D. tIM , D u c rln tln n Of P m n i r tr ! ' W STfl ft nf M>i nf E ' i nf S W U nf HE q Mnctlnn t l T o w u h l f It P R u n s* t * E I Acre* N«mt In which *■•••>•* Prtnrl* tl A Bimtr* W RnoS All of lAld o r n o o r t T holng In th* County of BtmlnH*. Stitt nt Florida l.’nlm *urh eartlflcat* ihatt h* rrdrrm'd sccnrdlno to low th* nrnn*rt* dHcrtbod In *uch eortlflrat* will h* told to th* htehMt bldd*r QClRINttfa q. IIUT 8 ER. *1 th* frnnt door of th* ••mlnnlo decesaad Count* Court ttnu** St Oshford. Florida, nn th* first Wnndsv In th* F lr* t publication A uouit IS. ISt* month of lt*nt*mb*r. t i l l which W th* trd day nf Ntotimbtr. ISIS Dst*d Ihlt l*th day of Jaly, ItS i Seminal* Coolly. Florida, la O P. HERNDON F re t'll* Cl-rW nrcolt Court, ■ rot F e te to ad Stmlnnl* County. Plortds ! a! Aarmatitls la Ou Rhua gwae poison ivy, aak and msaua. Tha A lltrgsnls tubatABCd tmm aM nf m m piaata Is naMtty Om same. Boris add nr nmawwitateA a e Unally N ntily lafcaa a law nary may alee ha aaod locally wl* boon altar aaponars unUl tbs approval of year doctor. Ushlag a a i ether Irritating Par tboae of yoa with ahmnle weed dermatitle, probably the beet tblog le deeeaaiUmtioe. IVa a little lata for each aeUai tfele year, hot aaat winter yoa con bogla lajectiooe which will help Gantrol Insuranci I l a i la lata a* U t a u l i A i s i a i i aai* In r * i K n i t * mt M L U U M L a VI. ItC TS ER MY1. VAN IA JIcCAt.I.ET. Carraway & Mcl T a All C rtllK M aa* FatSoao H i* . hat bate In ttltu ta d »a»ln»t . » • * ! » t»a C ircu it C o u rt » M k J ■}“ !*,*! , l i l C ir c u it to a n * tor Hamlooia •oiihlr F lo rid a . C h o n e * rr So. In w h ich ault R U Colem an la p la in ­ tiff sad Ja m a t B P a rtin , at A d m ln l. t lr a lo r . ate., at at a ra defendant*, and In w h lrh p la in tiff taaka to <|Ulat tha t ill* to tha fo llo w in g proparty •H un t'd In ft'm lno l* Co un ty F lo rid a : T h * aW at l i i f r a l of the F n u ih fact of th* -«KU of the N tv i, of Portion : • T o w n th lp SI Mouth. R a n e e J» SUM An ab breviated title of tald atilt )• ft t . Colem an n la ln tlff. r J i m n B P a rtin , aa A d m in istrato r, a t r , at vl defendant# r,:|e#n you flla to u r w ritten daf e n e t If an y to lha rnm nlvln! Ih • •Id ault on or before Sentem her I I l # l t a decree pro confeato w ill be anterad aea ln tt yoa R ated atiouet I t . 1 *!* O P. Herndon C lr r n lt Court C le rh H r K L. R tird lck D eputy C la rk That aloe s h i n af beef a day will provide e l the preuia yoa a e a l aad — gaody, goody;—thorn o n MT million nettle la Oa world. That singer Frances Langford, who had boea g lyria aaprano, oaraad tame aad femme with her voko after a taoaileetamy changed W late a ooatrolta. Bin whan I had a y tonsils out aU I got was il Avon mb be quick aad painful. The/ *»u. mate It would taka up to M « r coat morn tanker capaclt/ ta nova Nideaat oil around AXtui to Wsstern Kurupn, Motors, Inc C O M M ER C IA L & P A LM E T T O �THE !M/ss F. Mayo, I - -* -* * .* Mon., Vernon BrownWed Saturday Mita France* Va'erta tlayo, Evening Orel* No. I of the Wo­ daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. W, men of tho P in t Presbyterian Mayo and Terrance Vernon Brown Church will meet at • p.m. at tho Jr., ton of Mr, and Mra. T. V, home of Mra. Al Wallace, Lock Brown were married Aug. 11 at Arbor. Mrs. Joe Oraeno will bo I p m. by tha Rev. R. Ablemann co-hoiteaa. Mrs, Clifford McKife in a double ring ceremony. bln Jr., la chairman. Palma, gladioli, pom poms and Ctiurch uf Jesus C.iriit of U tter ,nd ,urround" i with ftra Tha Sasslon of tha First Prtsby* ■■tors formed the background for Dey Saint,, united In marriage l.r.e u h l f wku ®1 , ^ tarian Church will have ttt ro> the wedding rites while two can­ Saturday, Aug. II, at 6:30 pm . u ! “J 1 Wh,‘* *Udl011 gular monthly mcotlng at thn delabra bearing M burning tapert in the outdoor chapel at Ma?t‘.!f ° h u*fdu *f,eeUvi »P°ta » church at 7:30 p.m. accented the flowers and green­ Unu a Ar. Gallery, Georgia W- £ ? £ ' oul **• Elsie Knight Circle will meet ery. lian Booth, daughter of Mrs. Ruth at tha home of Mn. Martha Fox, Miss Janet Willie wai organist Hutchlni, and Joseph Stanley A,,llt,nl *t the reception were IM Park Are., at I p.m. for the ceremony while soloist Houston of St. George, Utah., John T- Nullum and Mra. were the Rev. G. Spear ainging Tha Enlisted Mena Wives dob The candlelight, double rina . i ' Birl,>' who th* large will meet at • p. m. at the Sanford "Because" and Misa June Chanaervice was performed against a e,k,: 1,1,1 Naomi Hutch U. S. 0. for aa important mealing, cey.who rendered "Ob Promile background' of tall basket! of Ini and Mra. Cecil Carlton aarvAU member* a n urged to attend. Me" end "The Lord's Prayer." white gladioli and pom pom chry. ing the punch. The receiving line Given in marriage by tier fath­ aanthemuma along with branched nV co.1l.po,! d of Mra. Arthur G. er the bride wai radiant in ■ candelabra. Pitta, Min Bobbye Morton, PeelC, 8. Smethurat, grandmother of gown of white ahlmmerlng taf­ Muileal chimes were played and )dcni Broola, Mn. Ruth tha bride; Mr. and Mra. A. J . Nye, feta overlaid with three bell litr e ! "Tha Lord ii My Shepherd" wai H“,chlni' Mr. and Mra. Houston, aunt and unci* of the bride; aO of nylon net. Inaat* of lace accen­ played aoftly dur.ng the wedding }. "*w br.ld* • nd *room> ,nd of Winter Garden; Mra. Alberta ted lh* creation. Her crown w aa, eeremonv. ‘ Lt- Robert C. Wood. ceremony. Askew, mother of the groom; Mr. nf chantilly lace and nylun tulle ! Given in marriege by her broth- Floating hoateaaaa were Mra.! and Mra. Elmer Stewart, Kath­ and held a cascading veil of e.-ln-law, John T. Cullum, the J«e Chaildth, Misa Nancy Hicka, leen and Sharleen Stewart, slater, matching lace, bride waa lovely jn a waltt length Mn. Marvin Smith and Mra. brother-in-law and nlecea of the Misa Barbara May, lister of the gown of blue chanlllly lace over Robert Wood. groom; Sam Armour ill of Pensa­ bride waa maid of honor and wore ahlmmerlng taffata. The creation The bride's boot waa kept by cola. a yellow taffeta dren featuring featured a bolero which waa 1,1,1 Joyce Cullum. Mr. end Mra. Roy Aakaw, broth­ a full aklrt of nat. Her bouquet MRS. WILLIAM HENRY MORGAN MIIS. RKL'BIN O'DONOVAN ASKEW caught at tha waist with a wlda For a short wedding trip to an er end sliter-ln-law of the groom; waa of daialea accented by harmtaffata aaah and tied with a large undisclosed destination the new Mr. and Mrs. Richard Montney, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ** ★ ★ onlilng rlbboni. bow at the back. Of princtu style Mra. Houston wore ■ white linen ■11 of Jacksonville; Mra. W. E. Attendant* ware Misa Patricia the gown hid e rounded neckline suit with navy accessories. Her Erikson, Mr. and Mra. W. A. Erikllrown, alitcr of Ibe groom, who ■nd wae atyled with a full circle corsage waa of lube roaee. son, Ur. and Mrs. Gordon Stedwora a lavender gown elmlliar to aklrt. She wore matching lace The bride waa Bom In Sanford man, Mrs. Alfred Walter all of that of the maid of honor end mltta and lace ahoet while her and graduated from Seminole Winter Park; Mr. and Mra. R. R. Mia* Patricia Barret whoae gown chin-length veil of silk illusion High School and Florida State In an impreialve candlelight, and Elmer Rtewart. Deal, Columbia, S. C.j Mr. and waa caught In a cap of small blue University. She will leach at Pine- Seven tiered candelabra, white groom. Usher* were John Jones, wai Identical In a lovely green Mrs. Harper chose for her Mrs. Frank Chase, Mrs. F. R, double ring rermony. Miss Don shade. flower*. The bride carried a bau- crest Elementary school this fall. eucalyptus, cushion pom pomi. of Oviedo and a emiain of the Miss Linda Mayo waa flower ne Lou Harper daughter uf Mr. daughter'! wedding a mauve ny­ Vernay, all of Windermere. quet of white tube rotes and blue Mr. Houiton was born in Pan white chrysanthemuma. baskets bride; Keith Taylor; Claude O. girl for her bigger lister and wora and Mra. Donald L. Harper, hr lon lac* end tulle floor length Ala* Mr. and Mra. H. M. Moor* of white gladioli, palm* and “fleur de mour,'* Estes; Delbert Dalrymple; Char­ guitcii, Utah and graduated from gown with a draped bodice and el­ a dainty gown of pink and white. Mia* Bobbye Morton waa maid Panguitch High School and Brig­ greenery formed the background les Bridges and Kenneth A. Alls- She carried roaa petals In a bas­ came the brid* of Reubin O’Dono- bow length alecvt*. Her corsage Jr., of Tallahaiaee; Mr. and Mra. J. B. Humphry*, Miami; Mr. and van Askew, ion or Mra. Alberta of honor and wore a dress of yel­ ham Young University. Hr la ■ for the marriage of Mita Bavtrly worth, all of Orlando. was of chartreuse cymbldlum or­ Mrs. Donald Love, Orlando; Mias ket. Aikaw and the late Mr. Leo As­ Ann Jonea and William Henry low chantilly lace over talfeta. Uf member of tha Delta Phi Honor­ Nuptial music was rendered hy fcverett llarpar was best man chids. Helen Hamilton, Hollywood; and kew, at a p. m. Saturday evening. walla length the gown showed ary fraternity and is presently Morgan, Friday evening at the Glgl Bennett, soloist, and John while usher* ware Kenneth Wil­ The First Presbyterian Church .Mr*. Askew wore a floor length Mra. Winnie Whitehead, Winter a' round neckline, and a pointed stationed here with the U.S. Navy, First Baptist Church in Orlando. Cox, organist. kins. Jack Sawcll and Jimmy waa the seen* for the ceremony ereation of powder bine lace acat- Garden. The Reverend Hines, assistant bodica with a bouffant skirt. | —■ Mrs. Jones chose for her daugh­ Johnson. Wedging Trip performed byWhe Rev. Angus G. tend with tear pearl*. Her corpastor of the College Park Bap She alto had matching lace ter'* wedding a formal gown nf :e mills m ilt* . Ring hearer was David Brown, Mclnnis. Dick Aiken, soloist *ang aage waa nf white orchlda. Th* new Mra. Aakaw wore on liat_ Church . performed the double date blue orgarisa with romnle •nd shoes. Her headband L IF _ . L _______ 1 brother of the groom. The Reception "I Love Thee," "A Wedding Pray­ ring ceremony~ whlfe Ihe couple mentary her wedding trip to Naaiau a navy tiled » yellow lace and waa accented accessories, Mr*. Mayo choae for the wad­ er", and “The Lord’* Prayer" ac­ Following the ceremony a recep­ •ult with matching ahoet and bag. spoke their vows and exchanged a clutter of blue pom poms. She Mrs. Morgan wme a formal ding rites uf htr daughter a yel­ companied on the organ by Mis* tion waa held at trie Sanford Wom­ She wore a pink hat and glovaa ring* before an arch formed of gown of aky pink organa* with carried a bouquet i f yellow rotes an's Club which waa decorated and tho eoraag* of pink cymMthese same flower*. The bride which she also war* complemen­ low cotton dress with white ac- Mary Ross Anderson. and blur pom poms. I ceaaorica. Her bouquet was of greenery, white gladioli and ilium orchids from her bridal both waa given in marriage by her Lt. Robert C. Wood waa beat tary acceasorlr*. They each wore white carnations, The nuptial vows were spoken with ■iters, father. quit. man for the couple while ushers a white orchid pinned on their Mra. Brown chose n pink faille ■gainst a background of palma, The punch table carried out tha She la the daughter of Mr. and left shoulder. were Herahel Kaket and Gerald. . ,. _ Upon returning from their trtfe seven branch candelabra with Hand. A dinner party waa held Friday Mra. J. M. Jonea. Orlando, while. For treveiling the lovely bride dresa with blue accessories. burning cathedral taperi and ar . aqua ami yellow theme with an ar­ the young couple win make their Immediately after the wedding . ... , For her daughter’* wedding n,lh t following the rehearaal for he la the ton of Mr. end Mra. chose an ensemble of navy blue vows were spoken a reception was ran*. Went a of white gladioli end rangement of yellow roaea in an homa In Pensacola whtro thn aqua cyatal bowl. Mra. Hutchin* wore a royal blua the Harper-Askew wedding Which William H. Morgan, of New and white with white etceaaorie*. " - vouth Hall adjacent HMp' m . TOe femUy pewa Aaalitlng wore Mrs. W. B. Wray bride-groom la an assistant coun­ Smyrna Btaeh. Pinned on her left ahoulder wm to th. church. printed silk dresa with blue and *r,*1*B«,v*ft o0* V ,Ur<?V . »**» m,rkcd wllh wh,u r,bb4m' Mra. W, C, Hutchison, Mr*. Ralph ty ■•Heitor and la practicing law, while ecccssoriea. Her corsage tb* Shufch’ The bride waa radiant in a the orchid from her bridal cor! m - uiu.i ami icrn. . „f flower* and fern Austin Smith, Mrs. A. L. Lyon, formal gown of Imported lace and sage. waa of eweetheart rosea. ** *P*nc,r • Raataura . UNDER THE HTAU The Brid* wire used to carry out the bridal Mra. Irwin Fleiicher, Mrs. Hamil­ A reception waa held immedl- Htblscua bloomi Interspersed ailk taffeta over bridal satin. Se­ Following a honeymoon to Given In marriage by her father, ton Biibee, Mrs. W. A. Patrick, theme In the hell. atcly after the ceremony at the * Hh fern and greenery centered quins trimmed tha cameo neck­ Miami, Key Wen and other PRAIRIE I A K F Misa Jo Ann May aaalaled dur­ the former Mlaa Harper wora a Mra. Elmer Stewart, Mra. A. J. home of Mr. and Mra. Arthur G. the table, which were overlaid with line, and aelf-covered buttons ex­ points of interest in the southern formal gown of Chantilly lire and Nye. Also Mlaa Ellen Lyon, Mlaa ing the serving of refreshments. white linen cloths. tended down the back of tha bo­ pojnt of the slate, Mr, and Mra. Pitta. IMS Grandview Ave. For a trip to the east eoaat th* antlqua silk laffeia featuring a Graca Marie Stlneelpher, Mlaa White wedding bell* caacided Enjoying the happy occasion war* dice to the waistline and closed Morgan will be at home at 1521 new Mra. Brown wore a gray high neckline and long sleeves Sally Chase, Misa Elisabeth Wood­ Mlaa Donne Lou Harper, Reuhln the laee sleeves at the wrists. The from the celling of the large room E. Livingston, Orlando. drcis with white accessorial. On coming to points over her wrisls. ruff, Mlaa Harriet Redding, Mias Askew, Mra. Alberta Aikew, mo­ bouffant aklrt was designed of white e three tiered wedding cake A reception was held immedi­ ther of the groom; Mr. end Mn. panela of taffeta and lace, ter­ ately following the wedding at her left ahoulder she pinned the Th* fitted bodice waa held In at Marianne Strickland, and MUs D. L. Harper, parent* of the bride, minating in a chapel train. He* the Dubsdread Country Club, Or- orchid from her bridal bouquet. tbi waistline by a pleated cum­ Diana Fleischer. The bride's book After the wedding Journey the merbund while th* bouffant aklrt was kept by Mra. K. C, Harper i TRACK o f t h k <h Mra. C. S. Smethurat, brides scalloped, fingertip veil of silk (lando. grandmother from Winter Garden, Illusion was held to ■ laee pillbox Here the sam* kind of flower* couple will be at home on MU terminated tn a sweeping chapel Jy. train. Her crown, covered with Oat-of-Town Geests Kuhl Ave. In Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stewart and encrusted with (iridescent se­ nylon lac* and tulle sprinkled with Out-af-town gucsti Included Mrs* daughters. Kathy and Sherry, Sam quins. Sba carried a corsage of end greenery used at the church 31*1 1w-'<£l* brillanta, held a finger tip veil of Armour, Pensacola; Mr. and Mn. white orchids and iteptnochltla. were pieced at point* of Imere* t.LAST TIME TONIGHT imported Brussel* lace. She car­ Roy Askew. Mr. and Mn, Richard The mald-of-honor, Mlaa Jo The serving tables were centered STARTS TiM ried a ai tin-covered Blbl*, given Montney, Jacksonville; Mr. and Anna Norman, of Atlanla, and with the traditional bridal motif. One aervlng table bore tho huge Mn. Walter Erikson, Winter Park; ■ roommate at Stetson Univer­ to her by her parents and used Mrs. W. F. Finnegan and children Mr. nod Mn. H. M. Moore Jr., Tal­ sity, was gowned in a copen blua wedding rake. Cutting cake were have returned from an extended line* childhood. It was topped lahassee; Miss Kay Halnas Daytona cryitalette, Tha basque bodice Mrs. 1. B. Jones Jr., of Oviedo visit with her parents, at Corpus with pink cymbldlum orchids, Beach: Mr. and Mn. Donald Love, featured a fold of crushed erys- ■nd ‘an aunt of the bride; and Christ!, Texas. showered with pink eweetheart Orlando; Mr. and Mn. A. G. Mcln- (alette ground the portrait nack- Mra. A. E. Blackens, of Orlamlo. roaa a end atephanotla against a Mr*. Jaek Renton underwent an Presiding over the punch bowl* nia. Mr. and Mn. Dick Aiken, Mr. operation at tha Seminole Memorial background of tiny cut velvet ■nd Mn. Herbert Stenstrom, end line and Joining the long torso ware Mr*. Ben H. Jones, another .luspltal recently but Is now at leavei end pink and white stream W IN bodice to the floor length aklrt, ■uni of the bride, also of Oviedo; Mita Mary Rosa Anderson. A matching bandeau held tha Mra. R, L. Acosta, of New Nmyr- home. 107 E. 25th Street, doing era. Her Jewelry waa cultured pearl earring*, a gift of the petite note veil. na Beach; Mra. Buck Buchanan nicely. * She carried a basket made to and Mra. William Brown, all of Ml>* Once Marie Stlneelpher groom. Attendants has visiting her from Atlan­ Happy Birthday match her dresa end trimmed Orlando. with white lace, filled with fall Tho bride’s book waa kept by ta. Ga. Ml** Alin* Stevenson. ■ Mra. H. M. Moore, Jr„ matron Ang. II data mate from Maryville Col­ of honor and college friend of the "CHILDREN UNDER 11 flowers of varloui color*. Mr*. Jamca Webb, of Orlando. lege. Minnia Pearl Hasty bride from Tallahassee wore ■ ADMITTUl FREE" Mrs. H. J. Herbert, of Orlando, Circulating hoitnaes were Mill Furry Haaty mend* of hire, rrancl* McDou- gown of aqua nylon chiffon over • CARTOON wai matron of honor. Brides­ Diane Celand, Mlaa Judy RobertAndy Baker ~ —->ri’'<t taffeta. Hha carried an Cnnfidenre lnaplrtng, the way Vormfil'a pretty Inflation maids were Miss Jean Boor, Mill ton, Mis* Val Weithlll and Mrs. gall will be aorry to leant that ah* la In the Orange General Hospital pqua lace fen topped with ■ crus Maxine McCormick and Mis* Pat Billy Rirken, all of Orlando Bras (jive you just tho degree of aubtta "build-up" you suffering from a broken arm. -.it s.upcd arrangement of yel Parriib, all of Orlando. Mra. Out of town guest* included: need . , . create (he high, full, rounded buitUne you Mr, and Mrs. R. L. Brown and low aweetheart macs and yel­ Hebert la a cousin of th* bride. from New Smyrna Beach Mr. daughters, Jan*. Judy, Barbara NOW SHOWING want. . . without risk of slipping or embarrassment! AU wore Identical dresses of pas­ and Mra, F. E. Watson, Mr. and and Debonh have nturneJ from low aatin streamers. lJonl Mian Thin Biff One Misa Kay Haii.aa, anrurity sister Light, comfortable, washable. Choose your Inflation tel pink cryitalette, atyled like Mrs. Corky Jonrs, Dr. and Mra. New Smyrna Beach where they that of tha bride, Matching band­ W. A. Van Neat, Mr. and Mrs. have been spending their vacation. of Dayiona Beach, Mrs. Herbert liras from our raugo of flattering styles l eaus adorned their heads. R. L. Acoita, Mra. H. W. John Mr. and Mrs. John Kader and Stenatrom. and Mra. Donald Love, Th# baikela they carried alio , QBi Mr. , nd Mri< Ern(t|t Hefner, children are spending a week at Orlando, ware bridrmaida and NeMee l r « afeeww, B > - H - « dressed In gowna identical to matched their drenes and ware Mr. and Mra. Louis Prior, Mr New Smyrna Beach. w ----- 1 ffO' Cotton broadcloth with Milched cup, I ggg . | 4 B filled with fall flower*. Mr. and Mr*. Bill Vlhlen ant that of th* matron of honor. They and Mrs. Blair Booier, Mr. and • A BARRASE Other* from | i.yg Jewel Michele Georgia), a cou­ Mra. James Wiemar, Mr. and children are In New Smyrna spend­ also carried tha fans of aqua laca topped with the crescent shaped sin of the bridegroom, and Con­ Mrs. J. O. Boyd, Mr. and Mra. ing a short va ration. arrangement* of yelluw roaea ac­ nie Carol Coiain, were flower Cariyl Harvey, Mr, and Mra. Joe girls. They wore dresses that Sopotnlck, Mr. end Mr*. Paul Ward, Mra. Joseph Lalnhari, Mr. cented by yellow aatin stream era. Little Sharlatn Stewart, Pensa­ matched the blue gown worn by Bechiirdy, end Byron Lommler. and Mrs. T. L. Lingo, Mr. and c jv r /.. the maid of honor. They carried Those from othtr pieces were: Mr*. F. W. McCall. Mr. and Mra. cola, nleca of the groom, was jormjit baskets to match their dresaei Misa Ella Bah Jonea, Callente, Nev T. E. Partin, Mlaa SMriey Partin, flower girl and wora a white or­ and Mattered roe petal* U the ■da; Mr. an^ Mra. C. B. Jonea, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. McCulley. gandy dresa with an aqua aaah path of the bride. Tampa; Mr. end Mrs. W. N. Bur­ Mrs. Ralph King. Mr*. R. L. carrying th* traditional basket of Michael Georglnl, another eeu- kett end Mr. and Mr*. 51. Bur­ Wheeler, Mr. end Mrs. Paul rose pet ala. sin of the bridegroom, was ring- kett, Panasofke*; Mr. and Mra. Campbell, Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mr. Beit man waa Roy Askew, bro­ bearer. He wore a white linen suit L. II. Niver; Mr. and Mr*. A. and Mra. Theodore Aulln Sr. Mr. ther of the groom from Jackson-* end carried the ringa on a white Crayton, Bartow; Mr. and Mra. and Mra. Theodore Aulin Jr., Mr. villa; w h i l e usher-groomsmen •alia pillow. D. G. Norman, Atlanta, Ga.; Mrs. and Mra. C. R. t'tonts, Mr. and were Sam Armour of Pensacola; Freedel Rauch, of Orlande, Johnny McKnlght, Dlvanport; Mra. Ben Ward Jr., Mrs. Bea Waller Erlkaoa of Winter Perk; aerved as beat man for th* bride- Mr. and Mra. M. J. Oeorglni, Ox­ Ward and many other* of Ovitde. Richard Montney, Jacksonville ford. Alto Mra. Ruby Jones, Mr. and Mrs. B*n H. Jonea, Mr. and Mra. S w n l w i 'i m V r w « w f r ( • » ... J. B. Jonea, Jimmy Jonas, Mary Jonea, Mr*. Nattie A. Famell, M A K E IT A Mr. and Mra. George C. Mean*, Mra. Mae E. King, Mr. and Mra, B. F. Wheeler Jr., Mrs. W .T. Chance, Mrs. J, N. Thompson, Mrs.. Hettie P. Ragsdale, Mra. Geneva 8. Abell, Mr. and Mr*. Ben G. Walnright, Mr. and Mra. HURRY DOWN AND J. H. Lee, Mra. Annie P. Carter, Mra. B. F. Wheeler Sr., Mr, and I»‘a ae mvah beat#* lee y e n ! . . . ENTER PHILIPS BIG 5th Mra. Charlea T. Niblark, Mr. and tod** t l*ngr refreshing goHenmlh (eels yea atf sag keeps >m reel far a Mra. Jam** Partin, Mr. and Mrs. ANNIVERSARY CONTEST leaf bee. IF i a grand vitality beester— J. L. Malcolm, Mr. and Mr*. T. restere* energy rtbeifda vitality . . . W. Lawton, Mr. and Mga. Jem*i (Bee Our WUae Fer Detail*) Nnet np reur grgestivf syitew, taa! Wilson, Mr. and Mr*. W. if. Mar­ Se . , . when ynu f«*f ffcn n u i I * a tin, and Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Un- Georgia Booth, Stanley Houston Married In Quiet Ceremony is s - ^ r iE wi? 1m,ni,r brld, Impressive Ceremony Unites Donna Lou Harper, R. Askew Rev. Hines Performs Wedding For Beverly Jones, W. Morgan Rehearsed Party Held Friday At Jim Spencer's * iuBUlatyjff/wBx flsUlM M CtU Flat Chested? INFLATION BRA by FORMFIT brings fu ll, rounded curves r inflationBm Butterm illcBreak Sr& xtzzte ta. garden a gattarmilk! |e*s ae m u t k better fe* y««! TSonJens B U T T E R M IL K g iH t n t lr e Mr*. Dora Kelsey, Mr. and Mra. George Kelsey, Mr. and Mr*. Oreon Burnett, Mr. and Mrs. W, I . Lawton, Mr. and Mrs. T- W. Lawton, Mr. and Mra. Max Lelnkart, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gore, Mr. nad Mr>. R. W. Katei, Misa Kay Kates, Misa Ann Pierson, Mn. Kill* Fleming, Miss Jo Ann And Misa Peggy Fleming, Bob PH ILIPS C O L O N IA L C LEA N ER S l i t & P«bMtU Phone m "Wu In v ite Chsrgu Account a" �• • - A ,V=-vA;vr i' X.*.. , THE SANFORD HERALD THAT w a s a SSSRE^ LOWOOxN, A T '- '? - MBULO-" i HtU-°- Vw r ^M A oeecoeue 1 H U SSAM DTM CS *■ MXJCuroMNSrAX.' i tm la o la C ounty. F lorida Legal Notice M tC K u V l NOTHIN' (BEAL) K t m c a b f a p p l ic a t io h FO R TAR DRKD i t n i c o u n t o r n i c o u n t s ( a m 1M .1B F lo rid a l u t a t a a to IM d l J™ B . SEMINOLE- UOl/NTT. NOT ICR IB M E R E ST GIVEN. T ow ony r L o « m * . i* ■ or MARX L E F F L E R gTHONd. P H IM - l a N t a t k T a aU c red ito rs and p i r a o u h a v ie g claim * or dem aada a g a lsst eald aaiatai Toa and each *( you a ra hereby oilftod a n d re q u ire d to praaanl any claim* and dam aada w hich you, or deceased. la ta a t aatd County, to the C ounty J u d e a of Bamlnol* County. F lo rid a a t hi* oftle* In th e c o u rt houoo e t a aid C ounty a t flaeford. F lorida. w llh la o ls h t jH a n d a r m onth* f r o * th * tlm * of th* Tirol publication of th la nolle*. E ach claim or dem and ib a ll b* In w riting, and th a n a ta ta th* pine* of real* done* and pont offtc* address of tha claim ant, and ahatl bo aw orn to by th * claim ant, hta a a a a t or hla a tto raa y . and any aueh claim or. doiod‘ ahall b* cold. m aad not *o fit* /* / ALLAN I. MOHELET _ Aa A d m lalatrato r Cum T e s ta m aato A nnaio of th* E sta te of MART L E m . B R BTltONO. dacoaaad F irst publication A ugust l lh . A “ o k a A. S P E E R . JR . A ttornoy fo r E sta te T o. B ob I t t t Ban ford. F lo rid a NOTICE O P APPLICATION FO R TAM D EED RESTAURANT' „ I'M THE , ■ fW A IT B tSS (Boo. IB4.I* F lo rid a B latotoo t o IfldBI NOTICE IH JIEHKHT UtVEN. T h a t J. B. * P au lin * W. Stam per th a holdar a f th* fo llo w la s c e rtifi­ c ate haa fllad aald o o rtltlc a ta l o r to* daod to b* issued thoroo*. Th* c e r ti­ fic a te num ber and y e a r of laauaoe*. th* dsa c rlp tlo a of th * p ro p erty , and th* nam* to w hich II w aa assessed *" ^Certificate Ma to W 1 H T 1 Jufct g » je T e a r of Issuance Ju a a I t , A. D. t i l l Doserlptlo* of P ro p e rty : W. 1* ft of R II* ft o f L ot 4 R obinson's B u rsty of a* A ddi­ tion to Hanford F la t Book I Pjjra* »< * »* w hich paaamad Mam* Ipp wh L ori* B a ttlr t All a f aald p ro p e rty b e in g la th* County o t Bomlnol*. B tato o f F lo rid a L'aloas such ro rtiflc a ta ahall b* rodoomad a ac o rd la a to tow th a pro p a rty described la auch e o rtlflra t* w ill b* sold to th * hlghoat b idder a t th a tr e a t d e a r o f th* Bsm lnola C ounty C ourt Monad a t Banford, F lo rid a on th * flra t M onday la th* m onth of Boptsm bsr, t o ll , w hich la th* Ird dap of Septem ber, t i l l . D atod U l a . l l i h d a i n t y . IM L vou»"m w AND SAID t CXWV WANTED - - —«tnc secow ruta, ' -----\W W T WOULD vouoor o. r. T h a t J. K. A P aulin* W. Blam par th* h o ld ar of th * follow ing e a rtltlcat* baa filed aatd carU Ileal* fo r to* d ssd t o b* lMU*d thorooa. Th# c tr t l flcato num ber and year of Issuance, th a d sacrlp tlo a *f th* p ro p erty , aad th* nam * In w hich It waa aaaoued pro aa follow*; ■ C e rtific a te K*. l t d T e a r of Iss is a c * Juno II, A. D. t i l * D accrtptlea Of P re p a rty t L o t I t B lock R B ungalow City F U t Book T P a g * I I Nam* tn w hich a s s ssn sd J. T. * ItA L LIB HOLLT All of aald p ro p e rty being tu th* C ounty of Homlaol*. Btato of Florida. C ries* auch c e rtific a te shall b* rodeem ed t e r r a in g to ta w Ih* p ro ­ p e rty described In auch c e rtific a te w ill h* told la Ih* h ig h est blddsr a t th* fro n t door of tho gamlnole C ounty C o u rt ttoua* a t Sanford. F lorida, on th * first M onday la th* m onth of flaptsm har, t i l l , w hich Is th* Ird day nf fltp ttm h a r. t i l l . D atod th la la th day or Ju ly , t i l l O. P. HERNDON a rh C ircu it C ourt, m lnoto C ounty, F tir id a (NEAL) C IC E OF APPLICATION PO E TAX D EED (Boo, IM .1 I F lo rid a H toiw ua t o IH4BI NOTICE IX H E R E B T OtVEN. T h a i J. B. *_ P aulin* W. l u m ipor p th* h o ld er of th* follow ing onrltficam h a t filed aald nartlfTcat* for ta g daod to b* latuod tb srso n . Th* c o rtlflca t* aum hor a ad y n a r of tosusnes, th* dnocrlptlon of th* prop a rty , aad th a m m i In w hich M waa aoootaod a r* a t follaw at „ C a rtlflc a t# No. I ll T a a r a f latttaac* Ju a a II. A. D, t i l l DoacrlpUoa Of P ro p e rty i L o t I I Bloch C F lra t A ddition to d ro v e T o rrae o P la t Booh f Fag* I I Mam* fa w hleh a tta n a td , E rnest Mlehs Alt a f aatd p ro p e rty being la th* C ouaty o f Bamlnol*. BUI* a f F lo rid a tlntsse such c o rtlflca t* a hall bp re ­ deem ed acco rd in g ta law th* pro , p a rty described la auch earU fteatP will b# aotd to th * high**! bidder a t th* f r o s t door of th e Bomlnol* C ounty C ourt Mona* a t Baaford. F lo r id a oa th * flra t Monday la th* NPOP and th* a*m * la w hich II •eeeod a ra aa follow ai C ortlflcata H a I I I _ t« a »1:o f laauaaca Ju a n II, A. D. t i l l DoacrlpUoa Of P ro p e rty ; L ot I I R ap lat of W lafrood P a rk F la t Book t P u t I* Maato la w klck n»*oo*od R ohort Roddoa & U ff,L-v.0« « . t : ,o7ri:,i‘dV tinIos* aack c e rtific a te a hall b# re ­ deem ed according to law th# prow arty daarrtbod Ip auch e a rllflra ta W H h a to ld t . th* h l r t t o t H ddar a t Ih* fro n t door o f th o Bamlnol* C p a n tr C ourt House a t Banfnrd. F lo rid a , an th a fir*l Monday In tha tao o th of Neptsmbor. I I l f . which la t S T l r d d a y of Beptom bsr. t i l l D atod th la 10th d ay of Je ly . m l. C atthty, F lorida CBMAL) ■OTICB o r A PPU C A TlO B FO R TAX UKKU ( I n . IM.1B F lo rid a B tatalo* a t ta a a t H OTICB IB IIKIIKUT UIVUN. T h a t J. R * P aulina W. Htsm nsr Ih * holder af th a follow ing c e rtlfla a la ha* fllad aald carllfToal* for laB doad to h* taauad thereon. T ha c e rtific a te a um hor a n d r o a r of laaa, th * daacrlpllon of tho prop. and th* M a t to w hich It w ot M ol or* aa follow*! C ortlflcata N*. t i l _ T a a r o f laauaaca Ju a * f l , A. D. t i l l D eaeriptlo* Of p ro p a rty : E f i . v * i ‘v . - i ^ . ? . ° i , £ wR a i i . : n i ■ I I Aeraa im* Ih which *******d m I. * O artrn d * Coeala aald p r o p a r l y b tln * to U * C ounty nf Bamlnol*. d ie t* of n o r i d a . Ualoa* auch c a rtlrlo a ta ahall So rod*. S C ounty C ourt H ouw a t Hanford, n o r i d a . a a tho flra t Monday J a th* _____ t i l l w hin m o n th o f M ptom l l ll d . t h a I r d d a y of Haptomhor, Hi d a te d th la la th‘ day a f Ju ly , 1IH . MfrTaw parsooa ha stag aack of you a r* haraby n otlflsd T i W aaundd rw, req u ire lrad d to present any c|alm - .« *a a na d dom dam aada aadf which you, y or tb a r a f pan. m ay hava a g ain st Ih* ostat* Alt' itat* of A R T JiU R AKNKhON. doesassd, tat* of W ard C ouaty. N orth Itsk o ia . to th # C ounty Ja d g * of Bsm lnola C ouaty, F lorida, a t hta o f­ fice In th* co u rt hous* of said County a t Baaford. F lorida, w lth la tig h t ra la a d a r m onths from th* tim a *f th s firs t publlcatloa a f thto nolle*. Kaeh claim o r dem and aitall b* la w ritin g , aad c h a i r a ta ta t h i p l a i l or rotldoae* and poet offtc* addroea ? ! k.* * • "«■*• » H ahall ho awora -j} rTeiiV! is. f* ^•'■ll a ry A dm tsljteuinr to *w > t»M ‘ >ubllc‘ l,0< A p g u rt U D T irc$fo n c KKUlUKKMKN'ltt: Ap.llcants for Ms Kirs Scrrlcs Rmst bo at least 21 yean of e f t and not over SO: bo a t least 5*7’* tall aad weigh Rot leas than 125—41 ponds. Excellent pension plan. AH applicants must reside wlthla the Lily limits of Baarord, be of good Moral character aad physical fit* ness, and hava bad at least a graaiMer school sdncalkm. Opportunity for advancement based on merit, effici­ ency, industry and character. For further details so* ths examiner at the City Hall. CIVIL SERVICE BOARD . Mach N- Cleretaad, J r . Secretary N. O. tiamer, Examiner 2 WEEKS ONLY-M ONDAY THRU FRIDAY GET YOUR CAR READY FOR LABOR DAY HEED WELL IN TIME-THESE LITTLE RHYMES Complete Brake Overhaul Taking Chaneen On B tf Brakes, Is warns Than dranken dririag, A Drank can't,think, While yon jest Wink, And gamble ea surviTlag 12-50 Flua Faria W heel Balance-Any Car Unbalanced wheels wear mil tires, Coats littls ta repair than, Three times In fsnr, It casts for mere, _______ For Ur— when yen nsgtect them.___________________ Te my year meter needs aa tons up, la likely wishful t kinking, Far la tha and. Yea’ll surely spend, ______ Mara fer tha gas its drinking. Under Coat in your own home ISYOURYARDDRY? •n a new lo w e r IF SO COME TO TV Implement Co. Porcelanize No obligation. •. Nothing 2-00 Pins Wrlghta • CYL CHEVROLET OTHER MAKES 400 5 -5 0 Flos Parts Ona-hour delivery ‘F i r e s t o n e • FAKIETT OF STKINKLEES H STORES • RAIN-BIRD SPRINKLES HEADS • HOBI MUZZLES is m R .nssTsr. ’ ■s i limp . - m r . M rn i 2 2 5 0 LARGER CAMS 2750 LARGER CAMS CALL CARL MOYER FOR APPOINTMENT • GARDEN HOSE • LAWN SOAKERS SMALLER CARS SMALLER CARS Wa wash and palish and Perrihstat, Gits assert fabricsHon, Ha wha wandsra why, Sa ammy bay. ig jy ^ ig jm iljg ^ to b u y-Just Coll us- PHONI 441 FOB YOUR WATERING SUPPLIES iArcad* Package * STORE FIREM AN ->'•* t u • 111 OAK AVE. ARRELLS Cltr of 8anford CItII Dcrrlcc Exiralnationa win bo hold la lha City Hxll at 2:S0 P. M- Tacsday, August 28,1056. or ax soon ax posxibic thereafter, to eotablish an elifible list for the clxae of FIREMAN. Motor Tune Up invites yon to s e t th s political convention *’ b n '«a K L n si , SANFORD, FLO R ID A SERVICE SPECIALS MOTfca o r A m iC A T io a TOR TAX DRKD o a u to i C IV IL SER V IC E BOARD ”',M (B IA M T ha n a tu ra a f thla a u lt la la autot Q. P. HERNDON th* till* to th* aboy* described load, C lark C ircuit C ourt, Homtpol* C ounty. F lo rid a a g ain st you. and aarh o f you. W1TNEBB m y hand aad soal IHRALt of said C o u rt a t Hanford. Homlaol* C ounty, F lorida, this I N day a l n o n c a o r atry A u iu st. A. I>, ili a , FT ATM o r FLORIUA TO I /* / a P. HKRNPOM KI.IHII A UltOOKd and K . M. lark nr aald C o u rt U A IIN liA ilT If ally*, a n d th*lr re- aE O . A C BPEER. J it ■poettoa unknow * apoussa If mar* fo r P talntlffu rtod. and CIIAIILKB K. U A IIN liA ilT tHolloitor a n lord, FloridA and ItATIK M. UA IINliA ilT. hla w lfa (CIHCUfT COURT BRA D If ally*, and If dead, lh a rotpocilv* unknow n hslr*. devisees. B raalaa* IK TOR COURT o r TMR COUHTT aaaltn*** Honor* cro d lto r* trust*** Jt'IMiK, HRMIKOLO. COUHTT, and any and all ponon* claim ing by, BTATO OF FLORIDA, th rough, u n d sr o r a g a la a t told Kit. la r* tho Httils alt aha llrook* K. M. U a rn h art. C harla* MINNIB H. STEW ART. Doeaasod. M. U arnhart and K a lto M. Mara, IK FRORATSI h a rt, hi* w ife; and a lt persona h a v ­ MKAL ROTICO ing. o r claim ing to have. any rig h t, Motlro I* horo b r g t t s s th a t Ih* till* n r Interest to and to Ih* fo llo w . ' w ill, on Th* l l t h day of Ing described land, located tn ttam l- a*pl*m b*r, A. D. t i l l , prooant la th* n H a C ouhly. M orida, to .w it; W U o f Itonorahl* County J a d a s of Komle w u of HW ti of N K tl and H E '( nnl* C ounty, rio rld o . h a r final ra"I ° t * * * ■»<* tu ra . account and vouchor* a s Ad“ r M S o f NU of N W R of BW U. m to ta lra tH a of ih* E*tata a f M IN­ Al-L In Oort In* If. T ow nship IP NIE R. BTEWAI1T, dacsssod. aad South, Hang* t ( E ast. a l said tlm *. th s* and lh»r*. m an* T®u. a»«h *f FOB, ar* haraby application la lh a sold Ja d g a f a r a notified th a t a su it hat bean final aottlom onl nf hor a d m in istra ­ b ro u g h t a g a la a t you la th* C lroplt tion nf aald oslal*. and fo r nn order C ourt la and fo r Kamlnoto C ounlr, dlsrharB lng h a r a* auch A daslalstraP f S l a . 1 0 chancery, ontltled TV. J. MARTLET, and MART MARTLET. Itsto d thla Ih* tn d d a y a f A ususl. i 1' p la in tiff., ». K L lillA A. P. m a . BROOKS, a t al. defendant*, and you, /*/ RltTW fl. (lATCtfET. and oarh o r you ar* requlrod to fll* As A d m ln lslrslrlu nf Ih* R slat* of MINNIE fl. HTEWART fieraaaad. (IEO. A. BPEER JR . A tlo rn a r fo r R atal* P a Boa m i Hanford. F lo rid a C IT Y O F SANFORD "a n « M ip Clark circuit Court, C lark C ircu it C ourt. Bomtaola C ounty, F l a r lt a (Boa. 1*4.1* F lo rid a Bto to to* od I M f t ------------ 18 M RREBT fllV EN . NOTICE T h a t J. a . * P au lin * W. Blompor th a h o ld ar of th* follow lag oortlfleat* haa fltod said c o rtlflc a t* for to g dood to b* Issued th frs o * . Th* c a rtlflc a t* aum hor a n d r o a r o f le< auanca. th e doocrlptloa of tho p ro ­ p erty, and th* aam * la w hleh It waa aaaossod a r* ao followai C o rtlflc ata No. t t l T e a r to lesueace Juno I I . A. D. t i l l D earrlptloa Of P ro p e rty ; L ate I A < Block I L o c k h a rt’* .pubdlvM lon P la t Book I P a s* I t Nam * la w hich aaaaeaod A l n s H atton AR o f eald p ro p e rty b a in s la th# C a u aty of HomlanlA B tato o f Florid*. T7*!tm auch c o rtlflc a ta shall b* rodoomed according to ta w th * p ro ­ p e rty described la auch c artlflc at* w ill h e sold to th * hlghost b idder a t th * D o st door o f th * Bomtnoto C ounty C ourt Hone* a t Banford. F lo rid a, a a (h* first Monday tu th* m onth of Septem ber. I t t t . w hich I* th* Ird dev e f Septem ber, 1»U. D ated (tele l l t h d i r a f Ju ly , t i l l . O. r . HERNDON C lerk C ircu it C ourt. Homlaol* County. Florid* a u lt fo r divorce ha* b een fils a g ain st you In th * a b a s * in tu it I_ f c au se; and you ar* hereby required IN TK R CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH tn fll* vo u r A nswer w ith th* CU rk JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, of th is C ourt, and to aery# a ropy IK AND FOR gEKINOLK COUHTT. lh a ra n f upon p la in tiff's atln racv IN CMARCKRT. KO. K M Hamucl V. Mulch, iflt-A Main s i r e n , NOTICE TO DEFEND D aytona R etch, F lorid*, not later th a n th a 10th d a y of A ugust, IK*. AUDRET *. FOLXT. If you fall to do so d te r c s oro rn«. festo w ill b* sn ta ra d a g a in st you for EDW ARD W. T. FO LET, th a ra lU f d tm a n d td la th* Com­ Defends*! plaint. IN TU B NAME O F T H E STATE OF WITNKHA m y hand a n d seal of sa il FLORIDA) C ourt thto 11th day of Ju ly . I tlL O P. Itsra d o * :~ TO; EDW ARD W. T. FOLET. DaC lark C lrru lt C o u rt fa n d a a t herein, whose place a f Hanford. F lo rid a . raaldtac* It unknaw *. * Ton ar* haraby notified th a t a fC treult .C ourt S ta ll (BEAL! oller M otor S ales CW m tet — OMwtWIt — CadOtoe Phona 1234 ^ id & Palmaffo �n i I Slimmer Doesn't Slew Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 —•—•■•m i ., I — - — n —roofing M p l u m in g A J CeairicLag tad Repair 1997 Sanferd Ave. Pkaat 111! Empty? W. J . KIND Plumbing Contractor Kohler Plumbing A Supplies Ream Electric Water Hasten UU Orlando Dr. Pb. 99 PLUMBING Contract and Repair Work Free Estimates fW A N T ADSi R. L. HARVEY | R E N T ’EM FAST 104 Ssnford Ave. Phona ltM 11—SPECIAL NOTICES PUMPS k SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sires, Installed or ‘‘Do It Yourself." 1A—PLACES TO EAT WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE ATMOSPHERE?...........Goodness Machine and Supply Co. W yeit THE DOGGIE DINER & 307 W. 2nd SL Fh. ft) BAR. Lake Miry. 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RANDALL Eleetrie Company “ ROBSON- ftroRTINC- GOODS “ Service— Quality— Satisfaction OFFERS Ph 113 Slnfnrd M37-J-3 Da Biry S R. P. Lauion Air-cooled, 4-eyelo . ... 153 no CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING U H. P. Firestone ........... 149.00 Slip Cavers end Drapes S H. P. Mercury 1951 STANLEY KULP Model ........................ 1119.93 PHONE I H. P. Roytl Gaar shift—new ........ 1139.00 AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at f E F. Scott-Atwater Jameson Studio. Special for chil­ Geer s h ift............... . 37130 dren to 3 years. Two 9x10, (1 *•« R. P. Mercury gold frame) $10. PHONE 3199. ^ 1931 Mark 3 ................ 1139.00 Trees trimmed, removed and deTV* H. P. Firestone 1934 Modal Reg. 3Z39.93 393.00 mossed, Ph. 1007-R. SANFORD TREE CO. ft* H. P. Evinrude I960 M odel-----------. . . 399.93 ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ IS H. P. Mercury Lightning ........ ... 3113 00 ment*, invojae*, hand bills, and programs, e t c . Progressive 10 H. P. Johnson Co. Phone 40ft — 403 1134 Model . . . . . . . . . . . . 199.00 Printing West 13th St. 19 H. P. Wlrard 1931 Model........... 3U4.93 T. V. R E PA IR S 19 H. P. Scott Atwaler 1934 10 p. m. Service Calls, 93.00, » with Bail-A-Matic .... 3199.00 ‘Til J. Q. Herrin. Ph. 2993-J. W. A. w 19 H. P. 8coU Atwater Norris, Ph. 1339. Licensed Tech­ 1933 Model ................ 3M9.90 nicians, guaranteed work. S3 H. P. Johnson 1933 Modal ................ 3393.00 DON’T Also many motors torn down for Throw away that old chair or . used parte, Reasonable. rocker. Bring It to NIX. BED­ (RtTRADE IN your old boat, Mo- DING CO., ipaeialists in up, i tor or Trailer, bolstering and mattress reno. r. —Selection of Boats— vating. Claes, Mahogany, Aluminum 1.101 SANFORD AVENUE • Also several used Boata end ' Gator Trailers. Well drilling, water guaranteed, Phone 1001-W. «J|ow will you SWAP? a lo w will yon TRADE? 29—SCHOOLS-lNSTRUCnON S o u r old motor, 'F o r n better grade. Opportunties in .* Yanr Kviarad* dealer Bookkeeping and Accounting 1 1 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Learn at home in spar* time. Low £ 3 B. let SC Phene 931 cost, Unlimited opportunities. Mika 14,000 to tio.ooo a year. Age no obstacle. MBC bis trainI t will pap YOU to sea us before ed bookkeepers and accountants for over 90 years. Free Employ­ ment Service. Free Information. L^tS^a * *** Massey Busmen College, Inc. X* BMWMa T ralar Sale* Home Study Division ' #a Pall the, FIs.________ P.O. Box 1327 Ja*j Fla. triiia r, laW-Reat, Ph. 339-XR. EMPLOYMENT _______ CAM _ DM* NASH, Stateimin, 4-door. 24—CHILD CARE » Clean, tubeless tires. Beat offer f .around (ISO. 1930 Maple. No calle Wanted, Baby Sitting, Phona dll-R p'l. :S27 BUSINESS SERVICES RAUTY PARLORS tU al Modern Air-aoodltkmed Salon H a rrie tt's Bonnty Nook g. Oak P*. Wl (O - REPAIRS i FAINTING FLOOR sanding and finishing’Clanaiog, waxlag. Serving Sami?»oU county aiaea 1923. K. M. Glaaaaa. Lake Mary Minting call Mr. Tasker, XJL work! Homo alterations! 4o job too small. Finished carp­ enter will gtvo prompt aervice. -Phone 1390-J. Rollins A Sllglo. j c RANEY-SMITH 1PAINTS M il S. Park Phone 1203 1*L. L Sill — Plane Technician U FAom MM Romo L Snnfard M—ROOFING nod PLUMBING « Plumbing. Rraafcy Halting • ht. O. HODGES ^kevteo no All Wotor n Valla Drilled — P u g s w Paole Read, “ 4 PLUMBING A REPAIRS M U c Tank iMtaltatiM A Service. PaSewsr Connectlow*. Archie & ■Harriett, Phaaa T94-W or 1M. a* CERAM IC T IL E P. Maailer A t a f h I am. Quality a w h is a free pass to the Mavle­ nd RJdc-ln Theatre far Helen eMenamin. Exp. dal* Aug. It, #3 — FINANCIAL 34—INSURANCE Preferred Rate* to Prademd Policyholders John W tlliaau Ink. Agency 417 Saulord AllauUe Bank 24 LIVESTOCK 3i—DUGS—CATS—PETR FOR SALE—Year old pet Doherman Pinscher, female. House broken. Phone 1254-R._______ MERCHANDISE 42-ARTICLES FOR RENT NOW ft mm film rental library at Wieboldfs Camera 8hop, 210 8. Park Ave. 43—ARTICLES FOR RALE Fool-locker* jft.ns; 40-hr. Alarm rlocka S1.S9. Sanford Jewelry A Luggage Co. 300 Sanford Ave. —Factory to You— A la n la im V enetian Blinds Roetaead head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. P intle or rayon upas. Colton or nylon S m k arik Gluon and p nlnt Co. 113-114 West 2nd ft. Phona 320 Wa buy and aell used furniture. Paying sop cash prices for any­ thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ ING POST an 17-92. Ph. 2031-W. Army Cota, 93.91; Paint, 92-30 gsl. T-Shirts, 49c; Army-Navy Surp­ lus, 210 Sanford Ave. Estate gas range, 930. Call 931-M. Chitd'i play house. 8‘ x ft'. 3 dou ble windows and front porch. 211 Summerlin Ave. Ph. HS2-M. 1 Kelvinator waahlng machine, 1 kitchen sink, 2 ear Jacks, 1 cash register. Ph. ISftft. 1009 E. 2nd. NECCH1-F.LNA •Sewing Machine Center Sales, Service and Rentals O A R R E T T ’S 323 E. First St. Phone 1422 F.M.B. 5c. 10c A 25c STORE School Supplies and School Clothes 321 S. Ssnford Ave. Child's high chair ............... 6.00 Child's crib ........................ ft.30 Singer portable sew* machine 30.00 Burroughs sdd‘ marhine ... 25.00 Underwood typewriter .........22.50 Lsrga solid oak d e sk ........... 20.00 Oak typewriter desk ........ 10.00 Upholstered folding chairs .. 1.00 Super Trading Past On Hwy. 17-92 Phona 2933-W. 2 Luggage Trailers. One 41 Chev­ rolet. Call after &:oo. lifti-M. 44 APPLIANCES FRIGIDAIRE appliances, a a la s and servlet. G. H. High, Oviedo, Fla, Phona F04-211I or Rantord 1842-W altar 0 p. as. A IR CONDITIONING For Room or Building a *. p o p s o o . in c . 9M Sontb Park Ava. Phona 1401 Hotpoint 30 gsl table lop hot water heater, 930. Ph. 003. New air-conditioner, 3/4 Ion. 1301 W. 3rd SL It—BUILDING MATERIALS USED BRICK TWO CARLOADS beautiful used brick. Orange, rad. and b u m black. Baa them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE OO. RRD-I-MIX CONCRETE Miracle Omenta Co. MO Rim Ava. Phona tlM SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, IM0 per M. No. 1 Common 9230 per M. No 2 Common 9135 par 2a^HFlTp^WANTFD—FEMALE M. Floor* Laid A Finished; Reasonable, E. F. Stevens, Ph. WAITREM - Apply . i’a 713-R-4 after S p.m. Drug Sima, Mr. Cbffc. CONCRETE Curb girls, apply in person ta Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete Pig'n Whistle. Block, Send, Gravel, Cement Concrete Pipe to Meet All Qua!INTELLIGENT girl, over 21. for fleatloni. lunchroom and ber. Ph. 1090-J, H hcrm in C oncrete I'lpa Co. 17—tlCLP WANTED-MALR Oat Weal I3lh SI. . Phone 1499 Experienced sheet meUl worker*. 40—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Also roofers experienced in buill-up and shingle roofing. Ap­ HAYNES Offiae Machine Co., ply Kteinmeyer Roofing A Sheet Typewriter*, adding aarblaaa, Sxlaa-Reatala, 214 Mag., Ph. 44. Metal Work. South Ssnford Ave. Phone 1314-J, Sinford. ____ Good Used Office Desks from S33. COLLECTORA SALESMAN OLD Used portable and standard aite established Instillment Co. has typewritar* from 139. opening in Ssnford for wide POWELCH awake, sober and ambitious Office Supply man. Must hev# car end refer' 117 8. Magnolia Tbone IM ences. Only permanent reaident need apply. Earning* unlimited 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD for man willing to work. Hospitaliiitinn Insurance. Write P.O. Box 341 Sanford, anting age, marital status, and prcvioui ex­ perience if any on this SAVE $28.55 t»_gALESMEN—AGBNTP 8-Pc. Chrome Dinette po.oo dally. Sail Luminous Door Plates. Writ* R*«val, Dept., INCLUDES: Table with extension leaves No. 130, Attleboro, Maas. Free 3 aide chair* Sample*. 1 boat ebalar 23 year old company—on# of the Matching Kitchen. Stool leaders In Its field—has opening CHOICE o r COLORS for local representative who can while etock m _ _ be developed Into state or rag; 5 Iona I sales supervisor. No invest­ ment required. Good salary plus KAHY TERMSV * Metre compensation for qualified permanent representative. Pers­ onnel. cm 8. Dearborn, Room (23, Chicago 6. 303-0i E. 1st St. Phone 127 21-WORK WANTED—MALE Buy your Furniture at Berry’s j u j f t r Automotive AcceunUnU Werehouso ru m . Co., at |01 W. Married, 2 children. Ph. 19I3-M2. 1st St. All nationally adv. furu This is a fre< P*»» to tfci Rita tture at warehouae prices. Theatre for Sooja Moofartoo. U Pays Ta Uae Classified. Rap. data Aug. 22, 19U. __ , lasu . . . •$ A 0 .9 Mather of Sanford r. .v*., __ ,, iT -nm w innw -m otm m m oL O m- apts - b o u se ^ - io o m s t h e SANFORD H ERALD Used furniture, appnancee, toula, 3-Bedroom, 2 bath, home. Partly etc. Bought-aold. Larry's Mart, furnished. South Cameron Ave. 19—ROMES 11/4 ml. S. Geneva. Ph. W. F. 221 East let SL Phooe 1UL 204331. __________________ FOR SALE or rent — 3 bedroom C B home. Ona block from Pinocrest School. Phone 21S3-XJ. REAL ESTATE 3-Year old eonerete block home « -ACREAGE with car porte. 2 bedrooms, kit­ chen equipped. Living room, 74 Acres on Beautiful Shores Lake bath with tub A shower. Full Monro*. Edward F. Lane, Ph. size screen porch. Rt. 2, Box 2110. 632-A, Ph. 298-J. HERE ARE JUST A FEW Lake Frent Estate OK THE MANY SAVINGS 44—LOTS Acres—Over 2,000 ft. lake front­ Beautiful Dinette beta. Choice of S3age. Modem masonry house, 100x330 lake front lot. Crystal II Table Tops end 12 Chiir 2 bedrooms, 3 baths, cslhe- Point, Lake -Mary. Ph. 903 or cavers . . . Complete with 4 with dral celling and fireplaca in 144-W Chairs *parioui living room with beau­ tiful lake view. 10 acre grove, 17—BROKERS u d REALTORS nurser/ with 040 budded citrus IF IT IS REAL ESTATE trees. 113,000. term*. For ap­ ask Crumley A Mnnieith pointment rati Jane Adriatic*, And—Beautiful 34-re Dinntrware •4 U7 South Park. Phone 772 Broker, Winter Park 6-1473, or Set ........ ........... They Know 4-1341. FREE 96* MONTHLY This a free psss to the Rlu Tha TOTAL PRICE $9,700 aire for Joe Fisher. Exp. date! Aug. 22, 195ft. Handsome Bedroom Special Only 934.1ft Monthly with HomeVanity with largo Mirror U—HOMES stead Exemption after Jan. lit. Pane) Bed WHY PAY RENT Chait of Drawers Buy* thli beautiful 3-Bedroom ma­ 2 Red Roonr Heusu ready for you sonry home. Parquet floors, to move In, FHA approved, conReg. three years old and well pre­ crata Block construction, SOx 117 served. Comfortable Florid* 1139.93 ft. lot. Close in, for as little as room, rar porle, utility room. 1300 Down and $43 per Month. Terms available. Including principal, interest. In­ New Selection of— surance A taxes. T aut P r i c e Sofas (Foam Rubber) 2149.38 S«fl fifdl ***•■.*«•• e»•*ee l WiOO 17,179.00. Open far your Inspec­ tion, 411 orange Ave. Call or Matching Chairs ...............It-M A. B. PETERSON Se* I. E. Batten. Broker Aaxociatea: A. B. Paterson ECHOLS REDDING CO. Phona* US or 695 Jr., P. J. ChestersOn, Garfield Corner 2nd A MignoUi. Ph. 1222 919 Valencia Drive WllUttx, John Mtlleb and R. W. "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. Sanford. Fla. William*. A. C. Doudoty, Land ripen Monday’s ill 9:10 P- ftSurvayor. VISIT OUR BALCONY 110 N. Park Av*. Phone 1129 19—WANTED TO BUY________ Used play pen. Rratonsble. Phone BEAUTIFUL HOMER—FOR SALE BA LL R EA LT Y 1H2I helween 0:00 to 9:00._____ RAYMOND M. BALL LOW DOWN PAYMENT OSCAR M. HARRISON • RENTALS REG. BROKBHS (THREE) 8. D. Hlghleyman, Associate 34—ACTH—m .l W . b ^ I W l T >04 Senth Park Ave. Phede 080 Beautiful 9 Bedroom Homes French Avenue home aultable for Alexander A Stringer home A businen. For Inform*bulla by— Baal Estate A Insurance lion call 1494. Mr*. Lourine Messenger, Assoc. O D H A M A T UDOR, Inc. HUTCHINSON'S Ocean P r e n t 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 10 Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona OWNER LEAVING TOWN ONE YEAR OLD Reach. Call 2374-W for reserva­ Wants to sell equity for 21976 tions after 0:00 p. m. YOU can buy with LOW DOWN which include* furnishings, TV PAYMENT and illum e VA (OI) set and automatic washar, FHA BFF1C1ENCY Apai Mortgege at 4U% Interest with able lor bachelor or ammta. Mtg-. payable at 263 monthly. Horn* has 2 bedrooms, porch, law monthly payments. Privata hath. Acreea h m Part Office. Maaml J car parte, utility roam. Situa­ ted In good location. LOCATION----Three end leer Rsbsrt A- Wimarna, laaX ar apt*. Very «Uwa and SOUTH F I N E C R E 8 T Raymond Lundquiat, Associate Phone Otl. Jlmmv Phene 1171 Atlaetle Bank Bldg. and 1121. FURNISHED apt*. BEL-AIR Sections See us for French Ave. IVoperty WF-UKA APARTMENTS: M M REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN privata bathe. 114 W. F lrtt SL SEE US TODAY 2344 French Ave. 3. W. HALL. REALTOR DESIRABLE one and tw* bed­ OFFICE........... SU2 French Ava. room furnished apt. Ph. 490-W PHONE ...................1100 and 2900 Johnny Walker. Asoeeltto "Call Hall" Phona 175B i A I room apt rn. M03-W. NEAR SCHOOL AVAILABLE for UnmedllU OeCd3-Rtdroom, 21.000 Down. Attrac­ paney, furnished home, 279 tive nearly naw frame home. Tile month. PHONE 539 R. bath, kltehen equipped, Month­ ly payments 200. Furnished garage apL Eleetrie kitchen. Phone Z79-R. OZIER REALTY CO. YES. MR. FARMER Avalon Apt*. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W Laura B. Ozler, Broker I can build your home, remodel, Hazel M. Field, Associate GROUND floor, 3-room complclely repair or build your addition to 3001 So. Orlando Dr. Phone 1339 furnished apartment. 317 Pal­ your preaont home. Financed at EVEN IN GS: 3115 and 190 4% interest, ovtr a reasonsbla metto Ave. Thone 2392. period time. I.UVUI.Y CRYSTAL LAKE SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ LET'S TALK IT OVER HIJ HI) KHAN HUM IS able Home* and Apia. Phone IT. T. R. Means Gan. Contractor Comfortable country living only E. Celery Av*. Ph. 1430-M. a few minutes from town. Nice Unfurntabed 2-Bedrooat a p t Near grounds of over an acre all •bopping center. 2S1I Elm. N* landscaped with bearing citrus Pat* please. trees, provide tha background Furnished 2 rooms A bath, down- S-BRDROOM hews* with carport*, fur this beautiful 3-bedroem •tairi, m i Maple Ave. Pboee home. Two full tile balhs, Flor­ porch and utility room, Frlgi1474. ida room and separate dining dalro appliances, 2223 down. room. All electric kitchen, dou­ For Reek—1 bedroom furnished LOWELL E. OZIER ble car porte and double ga­ apt. 201 per month. SL Jokes — phoM m s rage, and all fronting nn tha Realty. t M l S- Orlando Or. prettiest lake in L'enlrnl Florida. ATTRACTIVE TERMS I Room furnished apt. available now. 9 room furmlrited apt. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Consult A REALTOR First available by July 10th, 310 Mag­ ' VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL CULLEN AND HARKEY nolia. Ph. A. E. RoeMlter, Flor­ FINANCING 110 N. Park Ave. Pkee* U ll ist. 212. 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 'LOW MONTHLY PA I’MENTS MAYFAIR Effielemy apartment, atr-condl- A. K- SHOEMAKER. JR. Briulllel Building lx>l« Uoeed. Hwy. 17-at 8. Slumber19M 1900 MiUosville AImi Lei a In Mm ania laad Court. * Mon-. Mon-, STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE Alter 10 fc iri , Visklsi io etiie t ntdical psptr stow s* Mutual ess* •( Itrawthlt lie bad mated 10 yean More, a New Odessa docror (ousJ he vaa usable <* pick ike utnun'i terord frombis tiles because ke'd-fatgottes her aane. A Classified A4 I* ike New Odessa Tlswe-PItiprat k Sittee quietly (seated ike farwer fad eat, Mr*. Demecq. »»M — * K« Furnished cottage by week or month. Ph. 3010-W-l. New Smyrna ocean front. One, two bedroom apt*., reasonable. McGrath, Bm 1412, Coronado Siatinn, New Bmyrna Beach, t r Tel. 1003-M. Large, titan, furnished ap t 2 adult*, ail Park Ave. 1 BEDROOM unfurnlahed house, kitchen equipped. Fenced yard. 251& Elm. aoae-in furnished apL 311 Oak. Phone 2007-M. SEE and COMPARE The Homes Built By ODMAM A TUDOR. INC. Builders or Fine Homta For Florida Living BEAUTIFULLY Designed Threo And Four Bedroom Homes 1 A t baths Varied Selection of Plans Avail­ able. Priced From SU .m t* 2M.00B VA (GD-FHA A FHA Inservice Flnandsg. HOMES AVAILABLEi south Pinacrett . ... laniard, Pin. Grove Manor*........ Sanford, Fla. Valencia ViUaa . ... DeLand, Fla RALES OFFICE 9U3 | . French Ave. Phone 2110 A 29*0 After 0:00 p. a. Call M71-W Furnished two bedroom house near Rate. Call 1SM-M. Rose Court ApU. Unfurnlahed 2room apL Kitchen equipped. Phone 1404. FURNISHED garage apartment. 2 bedrooms, living room, electric hilrhtn, bath, carport*, excel­ lent location. Prefer couple. PHONE 1427. 3-Bedroom homo. 11100 _ Furnished Apt, 200 Park Ave. Monthly payment* 932.80. Equip­ ped with Wettingboute kitcorn, Unfurnished 3-bedroom h o u s e , blindi, hetlar, fenced back large porch. Near base. Childrae yard, yard, acre mad perch. Vacancy a c rm in parch. welcome. 1207 Summerlin Ava. by the n th . Payment not due until the First. Call UU-W. I l l Garage -apt Also I room* unfurnRosalia Dr. lahed. Apply 1901 Magnolia Ava. II Fags S s UM CMaaMlad. |. «W.«W ' y u J s , cha* * h n m ^ ' NEW 04UAN3I 8-19 DAI LY ACROSS 1. Doctor taffKtlonatft term I 4. Tree 7. Blow imus.) 0. Schemes 12. Body of watsr 13. Pacifte laland II. Kind of daisy 10. Mane nams Bottom of s 17_____ garment II. Unit at work 10. Proceed 11, Native of Ontario 14. To gush out 17. Political groupa (Bur.) 20. Hide* 30. Close l# CROSSWORD Rati.fled 3.3 Ratl.fled Goddess of of 4.4.Goddess harvests Expression BB..Expression ot sorrow g. Hindu god of lev* 7. Nonsense! 0. Dull pain 10. Kind Of candy 11. Drawing rooms 16. ftktll 10. Exhibition room* It. Grampus 11. Property 2 1 . Peri ah 22. Whit* Imen vestment (Eccl) 36. Orate 22. Journey 10. Antathetle ll.OIrl'e name 42. Drench “ •S K T 4 U> 33. Whither 21. Frightens 13. Irish ' y • If . . t I Q !• • II ' * . ’IS * • * \ • -si 1; m ' i • *1 » i 4 i *1 • 19 * 1 1 * ' l l ' * • i '* ; , • It'Mll* • 1H Ml 12 4 * 0, * iii ' * « a * i j ' ;• i 2 *9 • 1 . i * ii r *. f v * - M i a i* r 1 e l l ! ll 1 IJa* 1* 20. United Nation* labhr.) 29. Islet tn n •slaedar's Aassrs* river 17. Dollar r (Eng.) (M ex .tv 32. Affirms 39. Constellm 33. Smooth lien (Phon.1 14. Intsmal do- 01. Iheep MW tloeure y cay of fruit 4 S c o t), M.CIoee r- r r r r* r* itT2“ tr ■ hi ir * *" P P W yZ w IT TT w Jr w w vr rr *- tr vr Hi 42. Digit IO. DtstreM •tgnal w !_ * w a z - I. Indulge IS reverie ' - y 1 ** X Harem rooms _ The Sanford Herald Radio & TV Log utti no-Tv l.'kaaaal O Orlsada Huaday r.reolao t.ti A dventures w ith t a i l * us* CarlBun Carnival SlMU Wealhar-News-Hporti StlS John Daly Nans is * S 4» 7.uil 7ilk 7tin SlU'l SiSu tune innn Registered Real Eatato Broker H its Phone 2*11 17-92 at Hiawatha 11: XI* II.US ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A NEW ROME? T Tlr»i|k Ifial N $119.95 ROSA L. PAYTON la 13,. 1956. 1956, PP «a n M in i U n fit $139.00 MAYFAIR — 1 bedroom house. Large yard. Call 1430-J after • p. m. 3-Bedroom unfurnished house. No kitchen equipment, 300 French Ave. Phone 146-J. If interested in apartment, clean­ er than average, close-in. SEE Jimmy Cowan. Phone ftll. 3-ROOM likrfiont apt. lint water. 240 mo W. Musgrav*. Lake Mary. a uf. Aug. t t : l l Oodfray H its Valiant Lady 11:IU Hearrh For TomarrSW IZ:oo Demncrallo Cnnrantlon W alt R andtavuua Km art I th ilh m t Duval Ht»« llreatvtl Duma Volra of Klravtuna Chatlrv Karrvll llmu 1.......... I'unvenil-n ■ta a a t Mnnt haw* nspert Patti Paaa Htarllyht Thvalr* ■lin-Off Taaaday SSaenlag 111 m *n-«n Seminole Realty Pmaram Itesuma W, DIETRICHS T. W. MRRO Sits N aw s-W aalhar Till •tjoud hlnrniag" REALTORS C aptain K a a ta ra * 1201 Paris Ava Phooe IT or 111 IS* Side Thlu lj»d of Oura Sin Krnta Kovaca Khow ll:«a rllm Kara W. H. "Bill" STEM PER IS: It Van Tn Van Gey All**, Asseclate IH:3U Hirlka It Ill'll Arietta Price, Associate ItitiU Valiant l^dy • Realtar — Central Insoraore tlltt t^iva «f Ufa Phene 2122 112 N. Park Av*. i l :1S Kearch for Tomorrow it tea (Tnlillne U a h l t ssnn-Tv jack son vtLLH KENNETH E. SLACK <:H*nsir.f. 4 Registered Real Estate Broker ■OXDAT N V IIISI 1000 E. 2nd. Phone 1600 Mickey tlnuao t.uu H *0 This Is a free pass to the Movie- t i e land Ride-In theatre for Timmy *:•» *-.** Report it Dou* Edward* A Naw* Grarey. Exp. date Aug. 22. 1934. S S:S« Hupvrman TiSS Iladf* fi* MU Itnhla llond a «« IVlitl Plarhnn*# til* livniorrallo t'nnvomlloa im u Itnh cummla*s 11:1* 11 :0* Report itilt i-aa Paul. 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V * * * « YOU CAN REALLY LEAD THREE LIVES In Our Beautiful Florida-Modern 2 and 3 Bedroom Homes In — k* •» South Pinecrest 5gvh‘*t K » vl' wAVi W V u :v HO USEW IFE * &■"' 8 §|j Now it will be a pleasure. Ton will find these homes so compact th at housework is done in a breeze. I< ■ KCs ■ -A1r\'/' MOTHER | f e f; • Ej7«V I f. ■ You can be the M other you have always wan­ ted to be: More tim e can be spent with your children. LADY-OF-LEISURE More tim e too fo r yourself and the clubs and organizations you have always wanted to be a p a rt of. m •r And Dad will appreciate a fresh-looking wife when he comes home afte r a hard days work. # SOUTH PINECREST Offers: Throughout City W ater Tiled Baths Furred Walls Payed Driveways • Spacious Cloiets • City Sewers • Spacious R ural Charm • Built-in Kitchens • Concrete Block Construction A ct Now And You Can Choose Your Colors Inside And Out, Also Bath Tile And Brick Trim Qn Any House Not Completed* j • *1 123 Homos Already Sold. . . 1 will be Completed in 10 Da y s . . . 4 More Due To Be Completed in 3 We e k s . . . 10 Additional homes •I under construction will be completed within 60 Days. Let Us Show You How Easy You Can Own Your Home * 1 1 ,2 0 0 a-wj * * 1 3 ,5 0 0 O dham . & Ju d a h ., 9iu~ \> I f Y— A re a V eteran ' i . r ■■ wubPg» . r y S M Service Personnel F* H. A. wilMDown V" Paym ent F. H. A. $ ||M Down Paym ent m r * Month M FefH i P er Month MS P er Month M u doslaf cftrt) We Can Q ualify You F o r One O f The Above Finance Plans W ithin 30 M inutes aCon flsftJfan In KhUo K b Are Completing The Paper Work • . M I M - (K rIM w cfcdag cw t*) (I m M m S u m m 4 las.) a - BRAILEY ODHAM, President . . . . W H Y NOT DRIVE OUT TO D A Y ? wm - ,• - ......... DU K 1 M l 1 [ 1 ’ ____ < *T* ' l■.M air ** M- » 7* »• - , « — 'T ~ * ■ l \ • % �ir YmwUhtaM I t < £ \x v §> m d m h * an i n d e p e n d e n t d a il y J. Saunders Local Dancer Is Accepted In Corps de Ballet 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, Slits Jonl SaunJers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saunders, 210 Scott Ave. recently completed stu­ dies in New York City. 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 at 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 past, year, taught at the Winter Garden Stu­ dios. The popular young Sanford danc­ er waa assistant teachar at 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 Upon the recommendation of America, Florida Chapter No. Two. the Medicar Half, tha Board of In September abe will teach Trustees ef (ha Samlnole Memorial elaaaea In balla, toe, tap, aeroba­ HospitalIbssi eliminated the mantic, modem Jan and baton wjlb ■ “ ,1the Duxbury School of Dancing. !ss;,T * For the past six months, morn­ ing visiting h o rn hava been ob­ served; however, the large num­ '56-57 Pre-School ber of morning visitors has mada it Increasingly difficult for the Program To Get hospital and Medical Staff to rend­ er efficient medical care to the LONGWOOD-The firit regular Underway Friday meeting of the Longwood Area Tha 1956-57 pre-school program patient*. Because the hospital that visitors, as well as Chamber of Commerce was held will get underway on Friday, with realizes the itaff, are primarily concerned '• * t Thuraday evening with re* a principals meeting in the county about the patient’s welfare, the tiring president Charles Morrison school office at 9 a. m, ring visiting hours will be­ turning over the gavel to incoming Teachers and principals will re­ come effective Aug. 15: president Richard Zartman for port for duty at their respective Private rooms, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. rooms, 2 p.m, to tha year 1956-57. schools on Aug. 20 at B<34. A 4 Semi-private p.m. and 7 p.m. to s p.m. President Zartman requested county-wide meeting of all princi­ Pediatrics, to 8 p.m. that a membership drive be start­ pals and teachers will be bald at (Parents a n dIt/ o ra.m.grandparents ed immediately to enlist more the Pine Crest School on Aug. 21, only). members so that the work planned 1:30. The principal speaker at the Obstetrics, In accordance with for the year could be accomplish­ morning session will be Dr. Bro­ accommodation and no visitors ed. The Chamber body agreed ward Culpepper, Executive Secre­ during feeding of babies. • n d the following were appointed tary of the State Board of Control. to the committee: Mrs. Russell School personnel will be introduced, Grant, Mrs. John Carhart, Mrs. and a short business meeting of CofC Directors, Harold Willis, Mrs. Maurice Ru­ the Seminole County Education As­ Committee Heads dolph and R. C. Carlson. This sociation Is scheduled, committee will meet this week and Lunch will be served In the new To Meet Tonight elect its chairman, from the above Pine Crest Cafetorlum. The lunch­ eon program will Include talk* by The Seminole County Chamber earned group. of Commerce has issued a request A report was given by L. L. special guests. that alt directors and committee Cox on the Medical Building as Thea fternoon session will be de­ chairmen Uke notice of the Di­ well as a finance report from re­ voted to a general session followed rectors meeting being held tonight tirin g treasurer Lew Arnold. Funds by group meetings. at t p.m. at the Commissioners ir e expected to be available On Wed., Aug. 22, all principals Rooms, City Hall. , soon for the building’s completion. and teachers will attend a meeting They are asked to note the Several of the committee chair­ of District V of‘the Florida Edu­ change of meeting place, due to cation Association In Daytona men have not been appointed. the fact that the State Auditors However, President Zartman hopes Beach. are operating in the session room to be able to do so at thn neat Mrs. Audrey Beid, hand-writing of the Educational building. Consultant, will hold a Clinic for meeting. Mrj. Claude Uyo was The following Items have been appointed chairman of publicity for all elementary teacbera at the scheduled: waterways report; Pine Crest School on Aug. 14. the coming year. A representative group of teach­ county highway and road report; Dr. Harry R. Amsley of Apopka ers. principals and supervisors, Industrial report; and business^ i a guest of the evening and will attend a Materials of Instruc­ education day " p o k e to Ibe group. tion Clinic in Tavares on Aug, 29. Refreshments were served at Registration of pupila la schedul­ under the chairmanship of Mrs. ed for the morning of Aug. P. J. Zartman* beginning at 9 a. m. Ruses will pick up children at regular stops am) JACKSONVILLE (P-Hurricane return them at noon. may not be big as tropical Rep. Sikes States Teachers and principals will be in Betsy storms go but It’s tough. respective schools on all other As a matter of fact, Lt. J. E. Bandwagon Rolling their days during tbe pra-school period making plans and preparing for Shipman, a Navy pilot with some IB, tow level storm penetrations For Stevenson tt-e new school year. to his credit, boBcves "Betsy la vS CHICAGO tlt—The chairman of Tlorida'a Democratic convention probably the second toughest hur­ delegation aald today that the Milk Commission ricane I’ve c m flows." bandwagon is beginning to roll The V-yaar-old flier from Mem­ again for Adlal Stevenson as the To Re-Organize phis, Tana., who te In his fourth presidential candidate. year of hurricane hunting end --Rep. Robert Sikes said this was A t Meet Today watching, said today Hurricane jiarucularlr noticeable In the JACKSONVILLE UP—The Flor­ Mouth end among other states at idi Milk Commission bolds a re­ Fox la IN I waa a little rougher. Shipman and his crew of nine be listened to delegates talk. organisation meeting here today. ZJiud after last nights keynote A new chairman will probably men have made the only low leval -watch, Sikas said Gov. rrank be named to take the place of penetration of Betsy since its dis­ TCetnent will bear watching as a C. Raymond Leo of Clearwater. covery last week. The Tennessean When for the second place on the Gov. Collins on inly 17 ap­ took hie twin-engine P2V plane la­ ticket. pointed three consumer members te Betsy's eye Friday. “ It was a magnificent keynote to four year terms; "1 wee surprised by it," he said address," Sikes said. He aded Howard WalUm, Miami labor Jhat the talk was something the leader to take the place Of William this morning at the Naval Air Democratic Party needed to get Imand of Miami; Dexter Lowry of Station here after a 11-hour trick U started toward a November vto- Tallahassee, retired Army colunsl, tracking the season's second tropi­ to uke the place ol Lai} aod cal storm an a radar reported that the Steven- H. G. Cochran, Lake City hard­ "I didn't expect it te be such n galea la the group num- ware merchant to taka th e ----developed alarm at that I bad bald discussions with of Mrs. Bertha EUlott of J stage," he aald af the flight lata who formerly . ware for vUl*. , . . . the eye, "At ana apet we ran inte Lee and Imand resigned ifauver and now have aald before expiration «g Hospital Reveals New Visiting Hours JongwoodCofC PlansTo Launch Membership Drive Hurricane S a fe ty M easu res 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 water 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 kro$|itl htndh 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. rn’‘it 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 n ew spa per t U i ——— 't - i * - - - r o r u w iiw j * TUESDAY. AUGUST 14, 1956 SANFORD, FLORIDA Betsy's Course Veers Away From Florida lim Net Delivered By • P. M. CaQ 1821 Before 7 P. N. No. I l l Aaoociatcd Prooo Loaood Wirt No Break Seen In Demos N o m in a tio n Deadlock Board Unable To Reach £avorjt ? Vocational Service Property Agreement Sons Cling Talks, Music Duel To Votes Entertain Rotarians Remodeling Work At Crystal Lake Nears Completion The City Commissioners at la at *night's meeting were unable to CONVENTION HALL, Chicago An extemporaneous program reach an, agreement involving the IB—Thera was no sign of a break featuring vocational service talks sale of three piece* of city-own­ today from the essential deadlock by three recently Inducted mem­ ed property. In the atriiggle among the Demo­ bers of the Sanford Rotary Club E. J. Moughton Jr. appeared be­ crats over their presidential nom­ and a spirited contest between th* fore the commissioners with an ination. offer from Edward Cox, owner of elub's song lesdrr and piano ac­ the Monroe Boat Basin of flO.OOO "Favorite sons," still clinging companist held the sttcntlon of for property on French Ava. at the to their voles, and the big block uf the local Rotariana at its weekly railroad tracka near Commercial "This la your park. delegates silent as to their aentt- meeting yesterday afternoon at menta kept the outlook teetering the Yacht Club. SI. Let no one say, and . MoughUm slated that Cox wanted In uncertainty a i the party faith­ Due lo the fact that tha ached* Say it to your shame, to build a 5,000 foot building for ful returned to this hall for tbo tiled speaker, Major John Lovett^ That all was beauty the manufacturing of Fibre Glass second day of their convention. Until you came." Base Operations Officer of the Boats. The Crystal Lake Fubllc Beach Force* backing Averail Harri- Plnecastel Air Force Base wan He sUted that the . firm would at Grand Bend Ave. and Country man, who la waging an uphill bat­ grounded because uf the Impends eventually employ 30 to 40 people. Club road In Lake Mary is again a tle to catrii the front-running Ing storm, Gordon Bradley speedily Mayor Scott aald that the city, thing of beauty. Adlal Stevenson, professed to find arranged th* "pinch-hitting pro* gram" in which tha following took a few months ago, had been of­ Following the decision of tho the situation to their liking. fered 220.000 for this same piece of Seminole County Board of Com­ The Harriman people aald tha part: missioners last Monday, county reluctance of many state delega­ Dr. John W. (Billy; Epps spoko property. etatedref im ANWftEico cm cm workers got to work immediately. tions to take a firm position In­ briefly and 1rather humorously Commissioner H igginbotham Bath houses and toilets were re­ dicate “discontent'’ in groups pre­ ■bout hia profession, the general ■tated that be could not see how built, the dangerously decaying viously regarded aa leaning te, or practice of dentistry. Claiming the commissioners could Justify dock was demolished, and the high virtually In, the Stevenson camp. that he waa the low man on the But to many of tho old proa, Epps’ totem pole, "Billy" urged selling for 210,000 when formerly weed* and other debris cut down and removed. Stevenson looked like an odds-on his hearers te "Brush your teeth they were offered 120,000. This morning, C. G. McWalera, By an Associated Press twice dally; see your dentist twice Mougblon laid that he under­ discing and grading contractor of favorite. of delegates, he was Just 13114 a year and . . . Keep Smiling-" . stood the land was being held for Lake Mary, donated hia machinery poll an Industrial area and that the and time to creating a beach a n a votes short of the 69644 needed Thomas S. (Tom) McDonald who the nomination. Moreover, a holds the classification ef Ab­ boat company would create a pay­ at least four times as large as the for big parcel of uncommitted votes stractor gave the club soma valu­ roll as well as bringing the city old one. ’ was In the South. Southern senti­ able Information about hia vo­ additional taxes. All that remains now to make ment it clearly toward a profs cation and waa followad by D& The City Commlaalonara decided Crystal Lake beach one of the ence for Stevenson over Harriman W. Vincent (Vince) Roberta, to have the property appraised by "nlceiL" swimming spots In cen­ If It cornea to a choice of taking classification Cardiologist who the local real estate men eo at tral Florida Is putting clay on the one or tho other. ■poko Interestingly about Um to determine n near value and entrance parking area and Install­ The AP poll of delegate* willing heart, Its functions, its diaoaaag that they would notify Moughton ing picnic tables and benches, to expnsa a preference gave Stev­ ■nd th* many rapid stridas mod# and Cox at a future date. d a y for the beach will be obtain­ enson 654, Harriman 22914, and in treatment of this most Import* Charioa Atkinson, appeared be­ ed from surplus excavation on the Other candidates NS. This left m t organ. fore the commission regarding Upaela road project, it waa stat­ 305(4 In the uncommitted cate­ Much amusement waa created tha poxtlbllity of obtaining tho ed by a member of the County gory. by a good-natured duel staged by rity property at Ninth and French Board of Commissioners last week. Among the unoommltled were Charlie Morrison, song-leader, and Ave. Trash cans have keen placed a from Mlsslastppt, l l from Ala­ Harry KudoU, pianist. After a few He (tiled (b it ho would etart a at vantage print*. sad awlmraaro bama, 14V4 from Arkansas, 11V4 bustaee* that would be eases mite t riflUAlUd to- COIMf1(1 t .lll from Georgia,' T»tt from VbUnlf, to the community and bring tha maintaining the pneaat neat ap­ and 9 from North Carolina. South songs. Just as Harry was s h ift pearance of tha beach. city $4,000 to $1,000 In taxes. Carolina's 96 a n pledged to Gov. te “ptajr out" th* finale of a Bill Hutchison, city attorney, George Bed Timmerman as a song, Charlie would lead into stated tbe properly could not ho favorite son. another. Harry would try te d o st used for anything but a park be- Young Concert And today, Tennessee decided out th* chorus and Charlie, again* cause It aawd ah ahrdlu shr cm that on the first ballot Its 33 would, would lead Into another. The club esuee U waa donated to the city Pianist Has go te Gov. Frank Clement, the sang well and long and smiled and with that apeclflration. He also party keynoter who rocked this finally toughed at the performance Busy Schedule stated that any other uee of th» hall lari night with a fighting- which itemed te be unrehearsed. land would revert It back to tha Ono ol tho busiest little tidies praying call to arms against tha Dr. Charles L. Persons presided In town right now Is Allyson Lao, Republicans. heira of the original owner. and, ia the absence of tho regular young concert pianist, daughter A request to purchase city pro­ For tha delegatee, there waa 8gt.-at-Arms, Frank Noel, M. U perty by W. E. (Bill) Elans to of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Lee. Fol­ more oratory on Up today. This Reborn did t h e Introductory relocate his recently burned lowing recent eppearaocea before time It was keyed te winning tho honors for visiting Rotariana and roofiitg business waa rejected by the Rotary Club and North Orlan­ housewife's vote ind paraded gueata. Tha Invocation was kg do Klwanla Club and Liana’ Clubs Democratic women member* of the commissioners. Bob Gregory of DeLand. in several secUona of Central Congress. Florida, the talented youngeter la Clement’s "country atyla" ora­ to appear before the City's Stray Dogs scheduled found high favor among the Sanford Klwanls Club tomorrow; tory delegates from Missouri, ono of ■t the Mayfair Inn Ball Room Sat­ In For Rough Time the nation’s largest producers of Stray doge in Stnfonl are In for urday night and ate the local country style music. Tha. Missou­ a rough tima in the near future. Lions Club next Tuesday noon. ri boys Ulked of backing Clement Allyson, who has committed for Vice president. Tbe City Commission last night passed a motion that all dogs to memory over M classical and Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tennes­ must be licenaed and vaccinated. popular numbers, baa roeolvad see also waa being plugged for The City Manager was Instruct­ the plaudits of her audiences second place on the ticket. Tbo ed to employ a dog catcher im­ everywhera and, although only tl- California delegation reported MONT1CKLLO, Utah ilt-An ex* mediately and he was also Instruct­ years-old, plays the piano (and trong sentiment for him. plosion' shattered a crowded cafe some o( the Instruments have been ed to publish a notice giving dog In this southeastern Utah uranium owners 10 days In which to get pianos In name, only I) in e man­ mining community tort night, kin* ner that would do credit te one Simpson Form their doge property tagged. Ing IS and Injuring more than M three time* her age. She has re­ Instructions wera also given to of tho 50-odd diners at tha height place the dogs in tho city pound ceived enthusiastic and eulogls- Supply Under of the buay 7 o’eloak dinner hour. tie press notices with oven odltorand give owners three daye in lali having betn written about The blast leveled th* small brleb New Ownership which to claim them. and cladwWock Lariat Cafe on Um her exceptional talent. It was announced today that Commissioner Higginbotham aald She will be Introduced at her Simpaon Farm Supply, owned by edge of V.S. 199 on Ihe outaklrta that the purpoO* waa to clear tbo local appearances by Charlie Willi* Blmpson and Joy Martin of town. Tbe cafe sign waa all streets of stray dogs, not to pick Morrison, "long Ume friend" of Simpaon, was sold to Bidwell Food that was left standing. The tern up chllden’a pots. wreckage did net burn. tha Lee family. and Supply Company. Ha further stated there wai Bidwell Feeds nd Supply Co. ia gome of Um bodies were blown always a danger of children get owned and operated by John A. through the wall. Rescue workers ting scarred and hurt by the stray T V Star M. Raye Bidwell, who haa for the past found two case* of eggs In the dog*. several year* been associated with rubble, They were not broken. Takes Overdose the Ralston Purina Co. as district Taro utility company employes* salesman In Central Florida. Jerry Fitoh, 29, and Fran Urray* Of Sleeping Pills H* la a graduate of the Uni­ 19, both of gait Lake City, sufr MIAMI BEACH UB-Comedienna versity of Florida with a degree In vivtd. They had Just begun te cal biggest but It was extremely se­ Martha Ray* waa rushed to a boa Animal Husbandry, and haa had when the cafe flew apart. Ball piul here today, ia critical con­ experiance In hia own livestock and Fitch; vere,” be said. "The first thing I noticed, I wag "For a storm only a few days dition after taking an overdose of poultry operations. Tbe Simpsons plan to expand the up in the air . . . I Just remem­ old to have 100-knot winds—about stepping pills. 112 miles an hour—is unusual This Her physician, Dr. Ralph Rob­ cage hen operations and devote ber going straight up and earning one had probably more than 100- bins, stld tha 39-year-old television all of their tlmo te that operation. down and string what I was knots winds when the penetration alar bad taken about K sleeping They want to thank tha people of coming down on.” Fitch and Urray pills and wa* "in very poor coa- Sanford for tha association* and wore blown out of tho cafe and was made." business extended them and "we landed on tho ground, unhurt dltlon." For Ena. Jack V. Baird, n flight aerologist from Pullman, Wash., A negro maid found MUa Kaye will a till be in Sanford eo bop* "1 remember one little boy see you often". making hia first trip Into a hurri­ unconscious on tha floor of bar te Bidwell stated "It la our earnest shouting: "My daddy’s kilted I My cane, the flight waa "pretty rough Miami Batch horn# at I a.m., desire te continue the fine service daddy's kilted!' Than there waa • going. I didn't have much time for ■bout a half hour after Uw actraas to which you have been accustom­ tittle girl who cried: ’Mammy* had com* homa for tha bight. Sha observing anything. ed, with the addition ef any serv­ deadl’ Tho idcatteal thing pram "I had Jack pretty busy doing called Dr. Robbins. ices or supplies that you Bright tieaUy. That waa tho The physician said Misa Raya need waa really had," Fitch aald. Um things I didn’t have tlmo U in the future. do." remarked Lt. Bailey. "We had been despondent for tha past Tho store is located on 119 W. It waa believed tha eapl* waa caused by tasking natural didn't really expect tho storm to week. Second Street In Sanford. gas game arid tho cafe had Jua9 toes the piano around as much as boon hooked up to a gas Ua*. Bu$ It did." f in chief Robert F. Aryan a ril Batsy, watched oo tha radar Med-Fly In Area atari an tavostlgaUoa to* scope lari night from distance* The Mediterranean Fruit Fly, sro commenting on thg varying from N milts up, "ap­ which baa been causing this stela peared to he in a constant state so much worry was reported by the DelARY—Mrs. Edward J. Mc­ of flux," Km . flalrd aald. "At one Central Florida Experimental Sta- Carthy, president of the W-B.C.I. lloo, te bo found ia tangerines and that th e n will bo a Um* w* had difficulty la deter­ Methodist picnic to­ mining its position because it did orange* at ot flort’a perk, not present Itself on tho scop*." County. tag ptoeo wfll h« tha Tbo Navy aald only on* poosa t •:$• m l a t which tratien had hoot mad* hocauao tho ■term hod haw gaeoraUy \* rer 15 Persons Die As Blast Levels Crowded Cafe '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. Than 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. It didn’t have tho oad woo ro t tho Mothodists Plan Community Picnic _____!__ L ■4 - :l ‘i .*VS %• . ! � 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 13, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 13, 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 13, 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/e7220443e9cbdedf4bf56157162046c9.pdf bb3b71c5e583bf4105ee076a41416caf PDF Text Text 1#* K * r* South Pinecrest You save many ways by owning your own home. 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President SALES OFFICE: 2828 a French — PHONES 2100.2080 * 11,200 » * 13,500 If You Are a V eteran 9625 Down Paym ent (lactalM cloning cost) f | 7 Per Month (ladeiee T u n and Inn.) W H Y NOT DRIVE OUT TO D A Y? .. • ~-4r v . * r -•u ■#^**' Service Personnel F- H. A, $1000 Down Paym ent (Mctadci cloning cost) P. H. A. $1000 Down Paym ent 1 (uctedaa donlag Mata) P er Month P er Month (Ik W (ladadaa Taxis aad ha) m Taxes and las.) We Can Qualify You For One Of The Above Finance Plans Within 30 Minutes You Can Move In While We Are Completing The Paper Work --- �i 9T, D a n f o r t ! i& z t a ih * V VOULME XLV11I an <0 CHICAGO (IB-One of Adlal Ste-fvenson’a advisor* e x p m ied belief today that Harry S. Tmman la preparing to throw hla support to Gov. Averell Harriman for the Democratic presidential nomina­ tion. This man la a close friend of tho former President as well a* a supporter of Stevenson. He said he la convinced Truman will make an announcement supporting Har­ CHICAGO oB— Spurred hy a me­ riman “unless we can convince him it would be a grave mistake. ” dical expert's prediction that Chi­ However, the Informant Insisted cago's polio outbreak will reach that Stevenson can win the nomi­ the epidemic stage, city health nation even If Truman declares for offlctaii are bearing down on ef­ fort* to combat the spread of the the New York governor. “ We hava the delegate* an! only disease. Board of Health President Her­ a fraction can be taken away," man N. Bundesen, at an emergen­ he aald. “And w* are convinced that Her- cy meeting, yesterday directed rlman can't be nominated under speedy action In a drive for mors nurses, physio-therapists and medi­ any circumstances." Truman said earlier that be will cal equipment to fight the up­ Was Hop* A. Wridle, R. U. It. announce his choice between Ste­ surge. Ho also planned a more wide­ venson and Harriman at a news spread educational program aimed conference tomorrow. After his return from a morning at urging al Chicagoans to take walk, tho ex-Preiident received hli Salk vaccine shots. As part of this phase, a ventrilo­ second call In two days from Adlal quist, Paul Sladelman, 36, will ac­ Stevenson. .Stevenson emerged from the con­ company a mobile vaccination unit ference, in Truman's suite on the starting today at a housing pro­ fifth floor of the Blackstone Hotel, ject in the West Side area which V Word has been received that in what had all the earmarks of has the city's highest incidence of showdown conference. As to Infection. HeU attempt to persuade Hiss Hope A. Weldie, RDH, has p u aed the Florida State Dental whether he hsd won Truman's sup­ children not to bo afraid of the ■hots. examination and will atari Mon­ port, Stevenson replied only: Tha West Side area has 323 or “ I feel Juat as good today as day with Dr. A. W. Eppa Jr., at the Medical Art* Building, 1301 E. I did yesterday and the day be­ 49 per cent of Chicago's 633 cases —highest In the nation. fore." Second St. Dr. John Brady of New York Stevenson quipped th at at bis Miaa Weldie it the flrat Dental predicted that th# number of meeting with Truman "We decided Hygienist from Sanford to return to elect a Democratic president," cases in Chicago may rise to be­ end work here. As the Stevenson associate re­ tween 1,500 and I .BOO cases. She attended Seminole High ported he was convinced "the men Epidemic stage for a city of Chi­ g School and graduated with the around Mr. Truman are pushing cago's population—nearly four mil­ class of 1953. She attended the him toward an announcement for lion—would be 1,330 cases, ac­ University of Fenneylvanla for Harriman," the ex-presldent, pur­ cording to U. S. Public Health twe years and graduated this suing his baffling course, did some Service authorities. June with her degree. apparent shifting around today on Tha previous record year was She la s member of the Florida tha civil right* Issue. 1653. As of this date four years Stats Dental Hygiena Aaaodation. ago there were 211 cases and Jl Miaa Weldle’a Job la oral prophdeaths. Thera have been IB fatal laxia, or cleaning teeth, giving cases to far In 1956. treatm ent! and aha alto works Meantime, In th* first precau­ with X-ray. tionary atovw taken In connection with th* forthcoming Democratic National Convention, Naw York Leesburg Man Is Gov. AvwtwB Harriman ordered Salk shot* for tha Chicago staff Revealed As Farm WASHINGTON ( I t- Sen. Schoep- working for kla nomination. pel H-Kan. laid today Republi­ However, Dr. Karl Meyer, med­ Forester For Area cans across the nation In "over­ ical etfleer fyr the convention, said A Leesburg man baa been nam­ whelming numbers" are rejecting this sultatlon is 'n o t serious” and ed Farm •Forester (or Semibole, Harold E. Stasaen’s dump-Nlxon did not advise mas* inoculation of Orange and Lake Counties, Ha's drive. delegates. Albert Lunday, University of Schoeppel, chairman of tha GOP riorida graduate, who replaces Senatorial Campaign Committee, .•Joseph Smith, elevated In July to ■poke out tn an Interview ihorily Repatriate Seeks ^ F lo rid a Forest Service district after returning from strategy ses­ forester for fourteen central Flor­ sions in Kansas and other states. Political Asylum He predicted again that Vice NUERNBERG, Germany iB—Po­ ida counties. Lunday formerly worked with President Nixon wilt be renominat. lice disclosed today that a 40-yearContainer Corporation of America ed and that an EUenhower-Nixon old Russian woman, being repatria­ a s foreat manager In Bradford and ticket will lead Republicans to vic­ ted under heavy guard to Ihe So­ Alachua Counties. Between semes­ tory In the national and congres­ viet Union, Jumped off a train dur­ ing a one-minute stop here and ter* a t Gainesville, he did fores­ sional election! in November. Stasien is on leave from his asked for political asylum. try work for Gulf Stale* Paper White House post to push a cam­ The woman-lotd police she tossed Corporation in Tuscaloosa, Ala. paign to replace Nixon on the Unmarried, Lunday ha* served GOP ticket with Gov. Christian A. her baggage out a window and leaped off after the got doubts (Stwo hitches with the U. S. Navy as Herter of Massachusetts. about returning. The Russian a radar operator In th* Pacific. Schoeppel said he la "firmly guards prevented her husband from Lunday’s service* are evallable convinced’1 that, running under an without charge to any landowner Elsenhower-Nlxon ticket, the Re­ escaping with her, she said. She said that sb* and her hus­ tn tha three-county are* for up to publican* will retain every Senate thro* day* a year. Among the seat they now Jiold and pick up band fled Russia soma time ago woodland management lunnions at least four seats now held by and mada thalr way via West Ger­ that he will be available to help Democrats. This would give them many to Belgium. In Brussels they decided to accept repatriation. with are development of long- a majority. rang* management plana, mark­ In another development last They left Brussels early yester­ ing timber and anim ating volume, night, former Gov. Thomas E. Do­ day in the company of Russian •m ark etin g forest products, tree- wry of New York dined with Nixon repatriation officials. "After we got on the train,” aha 'l U s t l a f . Insect and dlsaasa con- and William P. Rogers, deputy said, "we ware locked In our com­ t n t , forest protection, timber attorney general. Afterward, Dewey described the partments. We began to doubt r u a d Improvement, eradication af weed trees, and Integration of dinner meeting as a social affair, things. Then one of the guards timber and beef cattle production. and Nixon said Dewey “ was In hinted that when we got to Russia town and invited us to hava din­ wo would be put Bn prison for 15 Lzinday's office U at 1U7 year*." Central I t, In Orlando, bis phone ner with him.” After fleeing th* train at Nuernnumber la berg, tha woman walked to the Football Practice Valka refugee eamp near here and M ojorLovett Will At SHS Will Get asktd for asylum. Police withheld bar name pending investigation. Chicago Officials Doubling Efforts To Combat Polio Miss Hope Weldie Dental Hygienist To Work For Epps d a il y Rescuers Continue Search MARCINELLE, Belgium IB Weary rescue teams continued their atrugflc today to roach ISO men trapped more than 4t hours deep la the burning Bol* du easier Coal Mina. There was little hope any would ba found alive. Rescue work centered on reach­ ing a paisaga at the 3,300 foot level where 130 men had been working when the fire broke out. Apparent­ ly Ihe other 130 miners at othpr levels already were given up for lost. Hope surged through tha crowds of waiting relatives today when a rescua worker came up from ths 2,700-foot level and said ::w t have seen small animals alive there. They were elthehr rats or moles.” So far tha mercy team* hava been unable to prob# deeper Into the workings because of Intense heat from the underground blase. The Belgian radio reported that Iwo-Belgian boy*. 14 and 13, were among those trapped below with their father. The broadcast said a British engineer also was trap­ ped. Many of teh other miner* were Italian immigrant*. There were rumor* that rescue workers had counted more than 90 bodies In various galleries h a d ­ ing from the smoke-filled shaft, but there was no confirmation. Nine bodies and six Injured min­ ers have been removed from the mine. Rescue efforts were balked at almoat avery turn by continuing fires, heat, blinding smoke and car­ bon dioxide gaa. Six-man crews went Into the mine1 In relays of two-hour period*. They reported the heat was intense and Urea were raging as strong as ever despite hundreds of tons of water being poured into tbe workings. n ew spa per * FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 10r.fi Associated Press Leaped Wire No. 159 Egypt Challenges Britain's Right To Call Canal Talks Embassy Issues Charge LONDON uB-Egypt (might ehallengeJ Britain’* right to call In­ ternational talks to settle the fu­ ture of tbe Sues Canal. She charged Prim# Minister Eden la trying to undermine President Gamal Abdel Nasser In the eyes of tho Egyptian people. Th* challenge and the accusa­ tion were leveled In a statement Issued by. the Egyptian embassy in L o n d o n which empha­ sized Nasser’s government Is deter­ mined to "uphold Ihe freedom of navigation through tha Sues Canal” at all times. The statement was viewed here a i an official Egyptian Indication Egypt will boycott the London con­ ference fixed for Aug. 16 under An.arican-BriUsh.French sponsor■hip. Previous hints to this effect, however, had come from Cairo. COMPANY B*8 NEWEST! SBt. Ram Skelton, a member of Banford National Guard Unit, Co. B IB* Britain earilor brushed aside So­ Armored Infantry Ilattallon is shown entering the driver’* hateh of tha M.75, armored personnel carrier. Thu vehlrlp was received by tho local unit this week anil will be utilised at tha armory for training viet Russia’* bid to recast and post­ purpose*, (l'boto By Jameson) _________________________________________ pone th# parity, which tha West. Hospital I l S S U S a S E f t f ijs : Candidates Guests Ervin Okays Special toto assure H wU bo for aver fra* ships «< ak Mttooa, nMriely hnBmteil to al Mte Foreign Ol . At Republican Club Referendum For Permit BcaThisoBtarwasohM high tew) trite Yilms* Uri m, Wwfiagtsa ate Port*, n Picnic In De Bary Mental Health Unit 's t r e s s July 36-ottder tetaniational control Ally. Gen. Richard E n in yesUr-T day ruled that Seminole County may hold a apodal referendum for ratifying or rejecting a racing Republican candidates for public permit at the samo lima sa the offices In Ihe forthcoming elec­ November general election. . .. ------ J " * P IW | tions and other Republican dig­ down Ms troapktt to th* M a tte rThia will be possible If the No­ nitaries were curst* of thn l)e ranean. Dary Republican Club at a public vember rlccUon comes pithln BO Edan ted Us asttte days and not less than 11 day* picnic in Burla Park, Wednesday ordered n attend SBtear after the County Commission,.Is with 200 attending. ment ri tha airlift «| According to Ralph WithercU, requested to bald ths referendum. ENROUTE WITH HARRIUANUP president of the club, this, vrs the . Ju a teJephont cOitretnUoa this •Miaa KJWiHet Margtive, Field — Gov. Averell Harriman head­ kickoff of an active and agres- morning with William R. Kemp, Representative of tha National ed "on to Chicago'’ today with a ■Iva campaign to ba waged by the president of the Seminole Park Mental Heallh Association from prediction he would win the Dem­ nearly 2U0 members of the club Raceway, Kemp told The llersld. Washington, D. C., met with local­ proclaimed formation *J « aaw ocratic presidential nomination. residing In this retirement com­ "Wc are very pleased to know ly Interested persons to outllna th* world anxiety n r ite m over tha " I think I am going to win for munity. that the referendum could be sub­ forming of a 'Seminola County poaribIHJaa of a blowup. tha causa I represent," he told After the picnic lunch as guests mitted to the propip of Scmlnolo Mental Health Unit on Wednes­ Tho latest abjection to Britain’s newsmen during an overnight stop of the Dc Bary Club the candi­ County at a general election in­ day, at 2 p. m. at the office of the show el fore* te th* Mediterranean In Buffalo. date* present and Introduced by stead of a specially called refer­ Flrat Federal Savings and Loan cam# from Libya; on Egypt’# westTh* Harriman force* have a r­ vie# president George Percy were; Association. era flank. Informed diplomats sold gued that Adlal Stevenson, front Arnold Lund, candidate fur U. S. endum, in order that tha people niuy more convrnlcnUy and more Miss Margravs gave tome very that Arab state, which Britain helprunner for the nomination, Is a Representative; Ralph W. Clayton ad to m a te , was aodarstood la moderate. 8tevrnson has retorted for State Attorney; Harold Belt- generally express their wishes as good suggestioni on tha formation have refused a British ra w e st far to harness horse racing." After and the operation af a local unit that Harriman has no "excluslvo melcr, for County Judge; Mra. additional facilities under tha Ubrighls” on the New Deal-Fair Deal Mabel Schmidt for Tax Collector; which he continued "A sptrlal stressing the need for education yan-Brltlah bases treaty to acco­ referendum seldom attracts or ex­ In tha dealing with tbli health philosophy. modate troops that might have to Lew P. Fulton for Supervisor of The Nsw York governor, in a Registration; Donald I1, Myers for cites overall public Interest and problem. « eteorgency. Th# Bri­ Is also Inronvenlsnt to the peo­ Organization of this unit will go speech before a Negro audience County School Board and William tish Foreign Office refused comple." forward ai rapidly as possible. last night, hit out again at moder­ T. Moore, Judge, Small Claims Kemp revealed that ths board Temporary chairman elected to ation as the way to defeat. Hs Court. of directors will meet next Wed­ help organize the local unit was also arcused President Eisenhow­ Other guests Introduced Inclu­ er of falling to exercise leader­ ded A. G. Bociel of Orlando, Dis­ nesday relative to the plana for Mrs. R. E. Chapman, of the San­ requesting the referendum of ths ford Pilot Club, Mra. 8. Tlskorship in desegregation problems. trict Chairman, Citizen* for Ei­ ‘‘Eisenhower Is blocking prog­ senhower Committee, who paid !>oanl of Seminole County Com ski as secretary. ress In the middle of the rosd," high tribute to the stature and missionris. Those present a t the mretlng said Harriman. "Wo must push accomplishment! of tho President were Dr, Charles L. Persons, Ro­ him out of it." tary; Mrs. Gustave Bamberger, Also Dwight H. Allen. Mrs. II. W. Harriman addressed about 1,000 Hurt and Clarence W. Simmons, LocalJaycees Are Southslde P.T.A.; Ur*. Mabel Today m ark! th* eloring of eon Brown, Seminole Heallh Unit; persona attending th* SOth annual chairman, vice chairman and InUrea ting and edu­ Named On Civic Mrs. Jo* Corley, Seminole High cational Brown!* Dap Camp* ever convention of Alpha Phi Alpha, a tresaurer, respectively of th# Vo­ n a t i o n a l cotlsgiat* fraternity, lusia County Republican Execu­ Service Honor Roll Mrs. J. C. Meriwether, Children’! bald in Banford. Committee; Mra. B. E. Chapman, Tho Camp started Monday, Aug. whose membership of 21,000 con­ tive Commutes and Mrs. G. S. In (he recent Issue of ths Flor­ sists mostly of Negroes. Pierce, vice president, West Vo­ ida Jayeec News Seminola Coun Pitot Club Mental Health Chair­ « and ended today with a Parent# man; Mrs. Ralph A. Smith, San­ Day celebration. Harriman proposed that ‘‘we lusia County Republican Women's ty Jaycus were named on tha ford Woman’s Club; Mra. A. R. Ths Boy and Girl Scout Camp move forward to eliminate racial discrimination in law, In fact, and Club. Key, Mr*. C. R. Dawson, Swill* a t Bilvar L ate offered the perfect Delegations from both tha Mcn'a Civic Service honor roll In our hearts." OjH-rntion Civic Servlca waa tha Harrison Chapter, D A R; Mra. alto for lha girls to gather In orand Women’s Republican Club* of Sidney Ives HI, It. C. Whitmire, Daytona Beach attended the pic­ number one program of tha U, S. Masonic Lodge; Woodrow Cash, der to learn swimming, arts, MAN GIVES UP APPEAL crafts and other useful ideas. Junior Chamber of Commerce nic. TAMPA OB—Georg# E. Plttaa, A bus picked tha Brownie Scouts during 1955-56 and was stressed Masonic Lodge; Mrs. C. L. Park The candidates will apeak at Bartow restaurant operator, hat Sr., Medical Auxiliary, up a t South Bide School a t B:BB ■Isa by tha Florida Jaycees. given up hla appeal for conviction two Republican rallies to bo held During lb* recent National a. m. and a t Mcltayuold’s D ruf In qualifying for a Civic Serv­ la De Bary during October. of Income tax frauds and Is await* Details were In charge or Airs. ice Award tha local club* were Fund Raising Campaign. Georg* Store a t B:3I a. m. every morning, Ing transportation to federal prisHarry W. Seller and Mra. Robert recognized for their "effort* to Touhy. Banford Rotary Club act- leaving tha camp a t l;3B p.m. i. Requirements Included the wear­ ed as campaign chairman for Pittas was sentenced to two W. Brown, chairman and co- better tliclr community, state and Scmlnolo County. ing of shorts or alack*, shoes and years. Hla brother. John, was ac­ chairman of tbs entertainment nation and are to be congratulated socks with no aandals allowed. AL for their succe** In this direction." committee. Underway Aug. 15 quitted on (he tamo charges. so tha girls were to brteg a bathing Bill Fleming, Seminole • High 3 Policemen Save suit and towel, a nosebag lunch School Football roach has an­ with milk being furnished, a nonnounced that Football practice for Life O f Muscular breakable drink cup and one Aagast • boys from the ninth through the man’s sock and thr*« buttons. Discharges i2th grades In high school will Distrophy Victim Annie Bacon (Oviedo) Tha aoek and buttons ware for start Wednesday, Aug. IB, a t 1:30 ST. PETERSBURG IT—The life tb* making of an alligator puppet Louisa Hasty (Hanford) a, m. of a muscular diatrophy victim, complete wltb eyes, nose and wide Maria Barnes (Sanford) The afternoon session wtll prob­ confined to an Iron lung for seven gaping Jaws. Desna Nolan and baby girl ably begin at 3:30 p. m. or later. years, was saved when three po­ Adult worker* with the 33 en­ (Sanford) All boys interested In going u>t licemen operated the lung by hand thusiastic Utile girls were Mra, Charlotte Clin* (Sanford) fur footbsll are asked to "mska during a power failure. Dot. Francisco, Mrs. LU Buckler, Lonnie Sheppard (Sanford) tha first praetiro." Power to the home of tha vic­ and Mrs. Bet Linker whllt aenter Erma Smith (Longwood) tim. Gordon Baltzegar, 29, was cut scout worker was Miss Naney Anna Hannum (Sanford) aL when a truck bit a power pole Robb. Nurses on duty were Mrs. IB Girl Scout Camp yesterday. Carol Crumley and Mrs. Harry Starts Next Week Ills mother couldn’t operate tha >e Jr. Laura Fulton (Sanford) Girl Scout camp will start Mon­ William A. Dalbuena (Sanford) Iron lung manually and called po­ Mias Nancy Cushing acted aa day, Aug. 13, and will last through lice. Ufa guard and It was announced John Williams Push Saturday, It v a i revealed today. Patrolmen Ernl# Nicks, Al that tbe water was approved by (Ormond Beach) Mr:. Fred Robb will ha ram p Bourke and Jack Fieber answered tbe health department. Lawrence Jakes (Sanford) supervisor and will ba a suited tbe call. They took turns pumping Mrs. O, E. Claus* wag th* capa­ Ruby Gibson (Sanford) by Mrs. C. R. Jonas, Mrs. R. L by hand until power was restored ble supervisor of tbe camp. McKulghl, Mias Nancy Robb, Mias half an hour later. Baby Boy Drowdy Nancy Rountree and Miaa Martha Several month* ago Nicks pump­ T-B TO GET BIG IKNDOFF Baby Boy BekUowsky ed alone for 43 minutes anJ saved WINTER HAVEN tft-T hay’ro go­ Owen. Discharges th« Ufa of another Iron lung virtlm ing to gtvu tb* old T-B trainer plan* Mrs. Virginia Rocha, Mrs. Ana Batty Slaton (Sanford) during a power failure. Gray, Mra. Paul Piety, and Mrs. a grand etndoff when it and* its Caro) Hobby (Sanford) Bill Perry (Flip) will assist part tour of duty with tho air Force. Lawrence Jakes (Sanford) time. Urn last T-B planes, which IBB# A full program has haw BOB pOota flaw before gsttiag their aad and it waa annawwrwd H ut Partly dandy threwgh Satnrday wrings, will b# sent to Baerametiio, public please re mam bar th at Sil­ NOW IF I CAN JUST G K T lt through that bolet Seven Brownie Beauts a ro W d at w °rk try in g to cut with a few afl i nn e a tf Calif., where they wiB b* **M ta ver Lake will ba ciaeed for tha teat minute tour has «a their newly made bells a t t n art* aad erefl* cl***. Tbo Camp haa bean held for I tew te rite ) IM S. Republicans Are Rejecting Stassen's Dump-Nixon Drive Members ef the Sanford Rotary Club at lt« regular weekly meetbig at tha Yacht Club Monday noon will hava tha opportunity of hearing a graduate of the V S . U nitary Acadtmy at Weat Point tell about one of tho unit* of th# ■ Strategic Air Command when Major John Lovett, Base Opera­ tions Officer of the Plnecaalle Air purer Base will ba the guest aneakev at the luncheon meeting. Major Lovett who Is with the m a t Bombardment Wing of tbo f JI.C. will be Introduced by Harry Lae Jr., program chairman for tha day. m N DIVES INJURED , . MIAMI —lit—Lodwig da Matanla M a *Mn d i m surfaced yaab m laj off Creadon Park Batch and waa severely Injured hy an outhoard boat which police said was H « g run at full speed bye IV year-old boy. n o Uantanla wet hospitalised With head, fact and shoulder lac­ erations after being brought ash en *y lifeguard, end • tha boat was tewing. Tha ^ Boat's operator face# JwvaaO* ac- in d e p e n d e n t SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 M ay Throw To Harrim ’ Discuss SA C Unit A t Rotary Session If Your Herald (a Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Can 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery Harriman Predicts Nomination Victory Organization Will Get Uniterway Soon Parents Day Held As Camp Closes Notes -Xif ■ Weather teB— I —te a t Mtear Late, uitote By Jamotn*) Mamma mmm A A �^ xot'S e Tm’ h e s e e t orvcN ttl( THE SANFORD HERALD w * a r * * n « a r * i t In b u rtn a r* .t n *ro n '- -»■! d»«for<1 Av». u n d * r t h * H |'tlti*iii "Lim a *"d damand. -M P, n»m « o f f>r»jr Mhadnt: • N u r t r r i, , llm t « > 1o r * s l « t » r t*t.| nthli prr.rrihi.it h»r"ln *h*H *>• *'*r r ' 4 »* w ith t h * c t * r k o f t i i " r i r o i i t c n u r! prnvldfd h r law. M » m ln « l* C o u n l f F l o r id a in a n c * w it h tha p ro v ia ln n o f t h , r \ , D atnl J u lr S*. . ___ tltlm i* S 'a m a S ta t u t* . to -w lt/ . / HAnniET E i , t'vrrtitrl* of th" La»t W ill IS i. O I F lo r id a G t a t u t M IS iJ , -• All Church NutlcM m ult ba prMint*d i t T h i H lrild offlcn by 10 i. m. on th t day bcfort publkAtlofi. and T r,la m * * l of CK C. Wlleoa Q h w ic k . V b t k j L L HIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OVIEDO Lanto L. Dap. Paator Sunday School • : « a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Training Union •:!* P-m. Evening Service* 7:to p.m. Wednesday Prapar Strvle# 7: JO p.m. or Jtui’s christ or LATTER DAT SAINTS A. G. ritu Braeeh P m M U Clly H ill Sunday School Sacra mint Meeting LARK MARY RAPTIMT CHAPEL Lake Mary, Fla. Pastor — Rev. M. A. Frith Training Union 1:11 p.m. It's a Sundap School H:AS a.m. Morning Worahlp I t a.m. family affair. Training Union i:M p.m. Evening Worship 1:to p.m. “ Cam# thou with us and wo will Evening Worship 7:10 p.m. Prapar Meeting Wed. T:M p.m da than good.** PAIHJl CHURCH OP CHRIST bird 's Dip: Bible 8tudy at 10 a.m. Worship Servlco 11:00 a.m. Prseching Service 7r00 p.m. A gospel meeting Is being held end will continue through Aug. 15 el the church on main road, B-40. Services are oelng held eaeh evening a t 7:44. wlt^Aeton H. Tuc­ ker, evangelist' ef Auburn, Tena. Everyone Welcome CHULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH Waller A. Reutk Jr., Faster Sunday School }9 a.m. Morning Worship Servlco 11 a.m. FRER METHODIST CHURCH Laurel Ave. at 4th Bi JMbto Study !•:« Sunday School 1:4* a.m. H o n in g Worship ll:on Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Evening Worship BiM WEDNESDAY P. M. Y, 7:00 p. m. this Study l:to Evening Evangelistic 7:4* p.m. Wednesday night prayer and praise servlco T:M p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY Sermon by tho pastor. Evening Worship Servlco T:M p.m. Sermon by tho pastor. 1 i.Jktndey School 10:00 a.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 1:10 : £ )M iaeis Marling 11:00 a.m. P.m, • »4>pts-Air (Street Mooting) l: u i\ p T: S a lv a tio n Meeting ( 'T M U ty . wUorp Codeia ’ MBand Practice Ia4li> Home Laaguo ; * n * r a d iy i -P ra y e r Moating 7:00 p.m. T:M p.m. 3:m p.tn. 4:00 p.m. T:M p.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER Rev. Phil bp schleMmonn. Minister Services at The Yaeht Club Sunday Srhunl 0:1* a.m. Church Service 10:» a.m. CHURCH OF GOD 1:M p.m. Rev. H. W. Heodersen, P atter French Ave. tad Itnd PI. ;ttoea-A lr (Sheet Heeling) 4;to Sunday Srhoot 1:4* a.m. i F "t Evangellslie Servlet T:M p.m. Mid-Week Sarvico Tuesday 7:M c h u r c h o f c h r ib t , P-m. N Young People Sarvico Thursday 7:11 p.m, •undsy Services ll:on a.m. Bunday School » :» a.m. ERENESER METHODIST ^Widnaoday Evening Mactiaga g;oo CHURCH * » J i. CMma Ratgbts Utaon-ftormon "loul" Paator Handing Room located In Poyer of Rav. Edward Marlin, Sunday School to a.m. Clifford C hi I eh Building open lo public • i l l lo 4:M p.m. Tuesdays and E. Johnson, auporintondont Preaching Servica II a.m. Thursdays. A cordial Invitation la eatanded MYF * p.m. In all attend our services and Prayer mooting, Thursday, T:M p.m. us* the Reading Room. C. mar to 'I THR 4HURCM OF GOD OF PROPHECY S* « E lm Ave. ■nv. D. » . Creasy, paator •unday Scbnal l a a.m. Morning Worahlp l l : » a. m. Sunday Night Service 7:4* p.m. VMB Tuesday Night T:M pm. VLB Thurodsy night 7:to pm . V ; . { v t ; . I < * rro trn UPRAL4 COMMUNITY p k e r r y t e r ia n Phone 1.17-R REGISTRATION AUGUST 13.14. 15.9:09 to 12:00 AM CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER .*>—9:00 AM. LIMITED NUMBER OF REGISTRATIONS TAKEN T h e r e ’s a N e w Bi g N a m e at TWIN SlltIKI pose as they leave • Chlrigo hospital with their babies, who were born on the same day. Mrs. Mildred Klrah (left) held* her ion while her twin, Mrs. Phyllis Shurr.sn carries daughter. F i r e s t o n e JO P fftfP S ^ HO l.r CROM CHURCH IRpt*c*pal> la v . H. LpitUtao Sltbmtrt •. to a ta r M h Bwuday after THalt; Holy Eucharist g;oo Chora! Pamllp Eucharist and Address g;i5 Church School •;» CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. I . W. Parham. Paator Cor. Feu risen Ui flt. Oak Avo. Sunday School 1:41 a.m. Morning Worship Borvlco 11:00 . M EXPERIENCED PAOLA WESLRVAN METHOD 1ST CHUBCH • Milos W hl N I L S Hondap School 0:4.1 a.m. Morning Worship 10:4,1 a.m. Wosllpin Youth 4:45 p.m. Evening Worship T:30 p.m. Wodnosdap P ripar Macting l : » p.m. Kvlryon* Wtlrnm* R4v. Ctetl W. Shaffer Pis nisi Hr*. Nancy OHM, Children’s Choir Director, Mr. George Perotd, Asit. Supl. of Church School, Church ScHOOl, 10:00 a.m. Claisea for all a|4s. Worship 11:00 a.m. Children's SOrvlea 11:00 a.m. Young Paopta B:M p.m. Chlldran 0:50 p.m. Worship 7:10 p.m. Everybody Invited to attend all our sOrvIcii. 'Sunday School Morning Worship Bible Study Evening Worship * Prapar Maetla* £.M tattoos rp PtNECREBT BAPTWT n n h *rt 811 Kim Ave. 1* • p.m. ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHURCH Ilih H4, and Laurel Ave. le v . Georg* 8. Beat Sunday Scheol 0:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 n.m. Youth Service 4:45 p.m. Evangelistic folly 1:45 p.m. Prayer nod Bible Study Wednes­ day at 1:41 p.m. '"Ramember a glad hand Invltaa you to worship with u s/' i SOUTH SIDE BAPTWT CHURCH P.aat I t SI. At Park Atm. The and of pour search For a friendly Church. E . S. Ltmeford. Pastor W. L Stephens, Asooelsto Pastor MIHeo Higginbotham, M a l a r * t 1 e 2 * I* M n M. C DloWorton church ■U X C R O T BAPTIST CHI'S CM Genova Itifldsp morning acrvicas: 10 a.m. Sunday School. , 11 a.nu Morning Worship Sunday avtnlng oarviens: •: IS p. m. Training Union 7:J0 p.m. Evening Worship Wednestlap 7:10 p.m. Prayer meeting 1 F ■ * 2 th " f I rot n 'lh llr ilt o o church Rev. C. C. While Minister Mr*, rioter Harm Pianist Mlaa Patricio Roosman Asst. Pianlat Georg* Peanld. Aset. Supl. of Churrh Rrhnnl Church School lo n.m. W eekly n n.m. , RT- LUIS'* LUTHERAN Woatminator Fellowship 1pm. In Marin (Near Oviedo) f p.m, Bow. Stephen M, Toby Pastor Willing Workers Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Morning Worship R:tS a.m. "Everybody Invited to attend Radio Misaton Broadcast at 1:10 our oarvicoe." • . m, over WORE (740 ke) Sunday School • : » a. m—for all FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Ctu^rtianTpay School » Monday Footer Milton H. Wyetl through Friday » ; « a.m. - (All D iM n.m. Church School Momentary grade* and kinder. Clasaoa for all igos, garton.) 11 a.m. Mansing Wnnklp Barman Topi* . "Holy CommunWEST BIDE DAPTIBT loss" Cae. W. Ilk St. and Holly 7 p.m. MYF 7:45 pm . Organ Vespers S p.m. Evening Worahlp Barman - 'T h e Master * Magna­ nimity* Broadcast aver W.T.RJL >:*• pm* Ftltowaklp for ydung WELCOME ★ •«*"ford's Hlglng Charch” CMUBCW OP TH* NAPA BENI Cnraer s f Second end Maple S. H, Spoor gr,( Pa Hot Sundap School a.m. Morning Worship i s : d a.m. Training Dopartmenta 1:30 p.m. Sunday Evangrllitir Hour T:So P-m. Prayer matting Wed. T:4l p.m. Tho Churrh of the Nacarent It W ttltpaa in doclrlnt, evangelis­ tic in appeal, and wnrll-wlde In Its mission. Whosoever will may come. LEGAL NOTICE iv tick c m t .'r t T f o u n t r u n t h r S I M M J I I I H ' I M , M M I I IT IV A VII r n s t m k c o n s w o r s k n i v o i .k . I T I T K o r F M INIII*. cno.vrKnv ★ no. otto. H I T TO N l I R T TITI.r. .1AII KM 11 (1 AStBKI. a n d P A U L W. R L E V IN S . KLLA C L A R K . *1 si. SANFORD REVIVAL CENTER Rev. lo F. Tisker, Pester Sunder School is a m. Morning Worship | | a.m. Evenlag Evangollalie Sorvica T:M p.m. Waeklp Socvicas: Tuesday and Thursday 7:11 Mr*. CUtcnre Snow, who l« p.m. ■ponding some time eL the Seropte Ragulai Saturday M oralu Bros dcast ovsr WTRR 11:11 a.m. lest week* when Mr, snd Mrs. Ralph Hamomnd ook her for a FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH short drive. Perk Ave. at Mb St. Rob Blankenship ami family are (A Sent barn Baptist Charch gueata i t the home of his father, W. P, Breaks Jr.. Paster Myrl Blankenship this week. Fred R. Ftaker, Associate Paator The Saturday Evening Pinocle HMby Refers, Mask Director Mr*. Marvin Milam Organist Cluh met at the home of Mr. Lout* Early Morning Worship 1:41 a.m. Knolls nn East Lake SI., with Mr. anl Mrs, Charles Wale* of Fern Sunday School t:4* a.m. Morning Worship II a.m. HolHater being present. Training Union 4:4* p.m. Evening Worship ■ p.m. William Hanry Tcrkln, lOo Wednesday Prayer servlco T:M years ago, sat nut to create syn­ p.m. thetic quinine, ItiMrad he achlNURRKRY AT ALL SERVICES evad mauve, the first nian-matle dye. THR IJTTI.E 1ROWN CHURCH ON THE HILL (CUngragattonal) Comer Park Ave. and t4th W. J. Seresrd Ram, Minister Sunday School 1:4* a.m. Morning Worship It a.m. Tha Rtv. James Thompson, guest speaker. Sermon: "The Besson For Your Craes** FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Osk Ave. and Third Rt. Rav. A. G. Mrlnnls, Minister Mrs. Georg* Tenby, Minister of Motto Mist Esther!** Brew a D.t'.E. g :tl a.m, Morning Worship Kaln • " U t Not Your Heart R* Troubled." Speaks . Harry Wair Sermon Tho Rev. A. 0 , Mrlnnls a.ts a.m. Sunday School (•:M a.m. Haitian m etis for prayer In the Seatim Room. II a.m. Homing Worahlp Quartette • "Grant Ua Thy Poaca," Brawn • Miss Patty Walker. Mrs, L, I . Walker. Andy Brer ken, Bob Crumley. Sermon The Rav. A. G. Mclnals Nurseries tor children under throe, and throe to tU , ovary Sunday morning during th* worahlp heurt l:U a.m. and II a m. 7 p. m. Senior High Fetowahip. 0 p.m. Kvaaing Warship Sato • "Tha Lard la My Rhophord." retool • CHffeid MeKIbbin Jr. Barman - Rav. A. G. Melania Automatic.Top-Touch Tuning with, glowing channel numbers yritjcH. light up when tuned In ★ As much os 50% brighter picture witto new video circuit using dual * amplifier lubes ★ full 14-Inch overall diagonal screen with 351 square Inches of vtowubto are# P la in tiff* . 4-WAY REM0TI CONTROL UNIT Optional at Nominal additional ceil Mafic arm-chair director turns set on or off, rrgulatrs volume and rhanges stations from scrota the tlsf an d an t* . n o t ii ' k t o users; v n KLLA CLA RK. » h "> . It it In m a n r ,» l ( l r n .» «>■ S H I I H r * V in t A v a n ii" . f.*ur*hr<e* C o u n lf . O hio. 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Its industry is dominated by manufacture of TV equipment. Coaxial cables crlss-cmss the campuses and sta­ tions of Indiana University and the high school. A 100.0ft—watt transm itter and 1,000—foot tower give station WTTV, affiliated a with the ABC network, an e»tlmated audience of three million. If any single person U respon­ ____ __ .......... sible for................ this state of ....... affairs it is Sarkcs T am an, a manufacture cr „f TV equipment and the owncr *nd operator of station WTTV. A’hen he came to New York the be a -thcr day he proved to be pleasant, modest gentleman who almost reluctantly told his saga °f success. A native of Kharpul in Turkish Armenia, Tarzinn migrated to Philadelphia at an early age, earned a Phi Bela Kapa k»y at the University of Pennsylvania • Miles South On IT-92 A PRAIRIE L A K E FBI. and RAT. SUN. Thru TL'U. | Isfis 1* Ikssossal TOP GUN " l . l ’S as ■ 533 fiORLD also T R A C K OP TMK U.V K ID D IE S U N D ER 12 ALWAYS FREE TO DAY & SATURDAY I and became a radio manufacturing engineer. H is'innovations in­ cluded the first all-metal radio cabinet and a single-dial radio tuner. While working for various com­ panies, Tarzan always had a hankering to be his own boss. In Bloomington in 1944, where he was then employed, his wife persuded him to invest their $40,000 savings in their own future. Af­ ter taking a hard look 'he pri­ mitive TV sets, he saw that no­ body WuS specializing in tsaking lulling devices. So he set up shop in an old bookbindcry, devised a tuner, and began turning them out. it was the beginning of an­ other of those fam iliar American success stories. But manufacturing couldn’t sat­ isfy T a m an completely. He s ta rt­ ed a TV station in 1949 — when there were only 200 sets in Bloom­ ington. U tter folly, many people said. "But I didn’t agree,” says Tarztaii. “ 1 bought dozens of sets and put them in local m arkets, banks, restau ran ts—anywhere a sizable audience could be found. I made a p o i n t of S t r i n g the town a slake in the station. Every local event of any significance, every charity a n d cause was provided with air time. Local dram a and a rt groups were brought before the cameras. The activities of Ihc high school and u n lt'rsity were taken In." From an initial two hours of programing daily, WTTV has ex­ panded to dawn to midnight pro­ graming, still bringing viewer* a variety of local program* as well as the big network offerings. Today Tarzian’s asserted enter­ prises gross an astonishing 30 mil­ lion dollars a year. But he does not emphasize commercial suc­ cess. He emphasizes this philsophy of running hi* TV station: t L E E OMlC 1 Try and Stop Me PRO WRESTLER with an enormous appetite ordered A steak at a side-jticet chow Joint. The counterman brought him the usual scanty portion. The husky grappler picked up the paper-thin steak, exam* '* Incd it briefly, and said. "Yeah, that’s the kind I w a n t Now bring me some!’’. * c 1SJ4. t y B f a n 'U C«rL D is tr ib u t'd t r K l n ( r##»oi<a B j n d . t a t e . The Sanford Herald Radio & TV Log WUHO TV I U A X X K L • tm i.t.M iu k h iiia v set Above Is n scene from HO Seconds Over Tokyo allowing tonight nnd S atu rd ay a t P rairie Lake Drive-In T h eatre. Playing nt tho MOVIELAND DRIVE-IN Theatre Sundny •ml Monday. August 12 & l.’t. WATCH WESTIN6H0USE FEATURE — 7:1* MARY BETN HUGHES RAYMONDHATTON ON CBS TV. FOR THE 1956 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN PLUS FRATUHK — 1:1# . 1:01 • TlM • »:3* LDHES01 THRU ^ m m n -m iw -R u a iiu i II BAGGFRLY applian ce center “YO U R lV E S T IN C H O U S E D E A L E R " IIS MagnuMii Ave. Phone I7.T7 FEATURE — 9:23 ONLY NO . MONEY DOWN •■»»• ■ » * » « •w i u s i* _ I FEATURE — 7:1* SECOND FEATURE NAME FEATURE — X:.Vt • 5:11 • 5:2? STARTS SUNDAY: 3 BIG DAYS T 'Z X *1°*^ * "O U N O -U P B tH C E -P A L C P^ccv n c in # w e s t e r n s m a s h / YOUR OWN FEATURE — 9:11 L E W IS TERMS OCK HUDSON-JULIA ADAM <iit m itcuni-B nw nm ii-H aeiiiu PLUS A NEW SERIAL “G U N F IG IIT E H S O F T IIE S O U T H W E ST " SUNDAY A MONDAY T hey’re the darndeat cowboy* you ever roared a ll A d t i n i u t . T il t h U n d o W a l l C a r l o u n C a rn i v a l S.lUl M r o t h r r - . S 'H . - S p o r t * S : I t J o h n Maly N ' n » 'J « BjiulUcht Uo ' p o r t a I I I ! i t 'l l ll.I*UII» T:l>9 HolIjia oo U B u n i m 'r T h ' a t r n 7:30 llubln llou d 1.09 C r u o a iU r 1.39 1 ' U j l i u u . 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' a C h o ice • 39 l l n - a t l o r a a n Mhow 1:09 t l u n . n m k a s.jn Hrlrni-a Klctlon T h r a l r * I n:oil II- il. I 'l iiu m ln a * Hlmw l«: an Th* Visa 11:09 M ia rllah i T h ' a l r a I 3 39 H lan -n rr 11:39 II S3 1 no t : i» S no 1:99 3:39 4 .19 1-99 3:30 «:«9 0:39 7 30 ' miowilf WU-MWWBlt Kwa • A UNlYlRSAURttltKAIIORAt PICHJKt T! ? u m i New Hotpolnt 21"* ConaoU In choke of Light Oak or Ma­ hogany veneer cabinet. W i brighter picture, Power Tuning, "lighthoujo" Channel Spotter, optional Remote Control, and other eicit..ig new Holpoinl toaluroi. FirstNewHotpoint Hi-ViTVSetsArrive! 9 t| 1:39 ' 99 * >9 I 9:99 19 19 1I -O IM>0 _ U bT q SON * .* « a II "CHILDREN UNDER I ADMITTED FREE” • CARTOON 21"* H o tp o ln t T a b le M odel COMPLETELY MODERN DINING ROOM i9*nWhi$t& Half Fried Chicken. French Frlea-Stlad— $1-25 Steak with All The TrimminjfN 81-25 to 92.50 Steak Plata—-French Frie*—Lettuce ft Tomatoes 70 k% Select Fried Shrimp. 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The first run-through was extremely ragged, and when the arcond also reflected de­ ficient timing. Str Thcmaa ■uggeated to the eotolat in a very loud stage whtaper. "Don’t look now, Jatcha, but 1 could (wear we're being followed:" " •' e '• * The Judge fattened a beady eye on the defendant and thundered ■Well, why did you take the * 100.000 ?" "Your Honor." whined the culprit. “I v * i hungry." Six-gun pal* Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis ihoot utralght at the ftinnybone in "Piirdners," Technicolor musical Western arris in^ Sunday at the RITZ Theatre. Four n fu sons* try Sammy Cahn nnd James Vnn Ileiuen sparkle among the Inuen* in the Parnmnunt comedy, which co-star# t.ori Nelson. Je ff Morrow, Jackie Loughery. With John llaragrry, Agnes MoorcliCad. r id u b with • Sir Thoma* Beecham was LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 7:31 AN AlUED ARTISTS PICTURE .By BENNETT CERF. * HI Ebony-finiili meU I c s b m e l — • u t o m e t i o n -b u d t tor practitally aer< ice-lree o p e ra tio n : A u to ­ matic F o c u s ; Dyn e- f i s r \ n r power Speaker. ^ 1 0 7 ,/J t r * Hotpolnt Portable to choice of Seashall Pink and Sand While or Lagoon Blue and Sand White. llglil*oighl HI-VI po'table with big- £ 1 QC aat parlorounce, f 1 Sea Them Now! G0RMLY, INC. NEVER OUTSOLD — NEVER OUT TRADED 216 PALMETTO AVE. PHONE 778 •rsm r IM I 19-19 tl:9» 11:30 e n a u io T ati P a tlrra Tha rh rlilonhora R otiik.id* I’r ' s b r t s r l a n C hurch sp rre v n n ' I* 99 T i l l | . T t,a f.lfa i: i t Wild out Jllckpk 1:9* Million t Moi lo 3.19 Hcr mana i n Bi-ltnc* 3:00 T h l t It t h e A n t W 'r 1:39 l l a n d w t R n n *39 1:99 Sly Krlrm ! K'llcka 1:39 Uanni o C n r c i u l - n BUMS T a l s p h n n * Tim* 1:1* V#B A r t T h . r a KVMXIXU •ill U a i l i «• 9:13 9:39 P r L H c r r ' t a r j Ti«9 Kd H u l l l ra n Alia* 99 99 1:11 l:l>0 O. K. T h o s l r a III* t e r d T h a a t r * 1:01 II.V90 C h a t l m e a 1:19 t h a t * ' Sly l . l n ' I OHIO l l l l c h c o c k I ’r r a t n l * f l Martin, Lewis Ride In As 'Pardenrs' A t Ritz Sunday Beginning Sunday, audiencei at the Ritz Theatre will be treated to the daffiest cf Westerns when Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis ride in as “ Pardnera ” The lavish Tcchnicolur production. Dean anil Jerry’s first foray Into the w-ioly West stacks up as the wildest sagebrush saga ever put on film and a merry song-and-dasce fill* rd package of all-sroun| enter* lainmcnt. Filmed In Vista Vision igalnst the breathtaking barkgrfind of Arizona’s Superstition Miunluin, the Paramount picture’s m t ineludes a talented group >t "ctcf* ans and new fnres. Cd-sUrrlnit are lovely Lori Neiion, Jeff Mor­ row and recent Miss USA title holder Jackie Loughrry. John Baragrry, Agnes Moore lead anil Lon Clianey head the large sup. porting cast. "I’ardners'' takes place around the turn of the century, with Dean and Jerry each playing dual roti-a. They are seen first as rugged cattlemen who meet a glorious end fighting off raiders. Their wives rescue Ihcir Infant tons and bring them up aeparaleiy. Dean Jr., on the ranch and Jerry Jr. on Park Avenue. Dean grows up a stalwart cowpoke and Jerry a so­ cialite who yearns to bo the man hi* father was. There'# mu»lc by the wagonful in "Paniners.” Sammy Cahn and James Van Hcuscn, composers of “ Love nnd Marriage." have pen­ ned ■ ballad and a rodeo song for Dean, a lively novelty song for IhB tenm, and a calchy square dance tune, choreographed by Nick Castle. I I John N isbltl’s TRUE itory I “ 10:11 •* ln.39 I t :90 11:13 T a l 'n l S eoul. un. S e n . 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M. CHANNEL £ ° MILLER Radio & Appliance 118 8. Turk Ave. Phone 29 K» w■ ' I #■*t f rri I ■nilf ro r rt K*-h i OVInck Club N#wi Rpor is Al A n i a n c a J m - k r t *a Chnlca SlnrnlnH I ia v n lln n a I t n r m n n r T im a W o r ld At Nino M - r n l n * Molodlst 1499 Clu b Now' 7400 Clu b Nonro Clastic | t o u r K,iiir-1I c l u h C u u n t r v H lrtr. If. a a. A NTKI4 M1IIX W n r ld Al Noun lla d li. K a m i O l e c t liar \--n a I I .m l, A m rrl.-an I . - m u . (lam a l i a r Nona l l a n r h T . » n T im # N r.| T a r a T im a T ha Ithythm llo u r W o r ld At HI* I II SC.VIMI T » IIIK ll 4. H-OIS R n u r u rtnnk S im la AT I t a n d - m l i r l f l l n * On A Cloud f l v r n l n e M u . to J u k a l|n * H a i u r d a y N l f h t Nleli! Il d lt i - n K a r l . K orum T h a I t liy lh m I l n u r A l l l w i W i t h Muilo Nan ■ Rl*n Of f •IX IIIT m u r m .m s Ri a n o n M u-lra| P rn a ram H y m n T im a M i u l r a t I 'r n e r a i n H p l i l t i i. l T im a 31 u - lc a la J Y. C-.la W o r ld At Nloe llay A nthony M li.lrala i i u . p r l Hineara C h u r c h Har rlco R u n d . v K a r a n . da AKTKIIMJIJV A r n 'r l c a a l . a . a u o d a r a i Ava l l a r l a I l n u r K n r n a r d > l a r rh T w lllah t S u m , riK v ix a W o r l d Al R li R a fa l y P r n a r a m R - r a n a d a In Ulna Rt. Kraar-I# H u u r rtu a.i m a r M a r a '. To V r l . P r o u d l y t v # Hall T h a Ilrldaa H lal "31'* K - r M.i.la Al H » n i i W i t h M u .la B lau orr R o in ir M U U R lh O Rian Oa Oawn Braakors COSTS NO MORE than ordinary ew «*Y *uS2p,MWr* 1hi n t? % T V FR O M A C R O S S THE RO OM n;i a ■#•1 an %a**il fsri ho » , NOYHINO HI 1 Ml IN YOU AND SCI BUT Sf'ACI Jnl UM rids (»b b i» Bex la yaar hood aod PUSH A BUTTOHI ..CHANOI CNAJ4NIIS AT voua HUNT COMMAND ..MUfll SOUMB WHIlll rictuai iimajni ON ICIIIN c e a n n i with ht ... M AiMiwry N'W. W atiar# Jam boraa X nri K ara# rV rtock C lu b Nana-T nnrldk Naurs. W o r ld Hporlo Al A Cllane# J n r k a y 'a Chnlra M o r n lo * p . r o l l # # # ■l a r m n n r T in ,# W o r l d Al N laa M ornlna M a lo tlte II» r o * T h a r # 749# C lu b N'aa ■ 7490 Clu b f l a m . Of M a l# av W o r l d At K m w IP T R B V B W tladl.. P o rn , T H a.rt M i r Nna# Tlanch K aw a ' M . r V aaa M o n rb A m a r l a ' n T —Bo# • a m # ' ‘• • n T im a K .« i *.»r Tool. Tim# • Advance Table TV with M20#* Spate-Command timlngi Cine* beomj Clnetens. Tap Tuning) |p*S. Me Dial. In maroon or blend oakcolor. Bum epfierwl. . le w * 2 5 9 * * S m all D own P a y n e a t •11-50 P er Month I ■ a . ••# CeMMJff 4 * h A- * �• - *♦ I ■■ Merchants Should Promote Program' lo Increase Trade In Sanford Stores f w i l y th« s o o t tnlkod about aubjact Compare tha advertising of any city igfwoen merchants and businessmen of San* whose retail Increases topped that of Sanford U tha lateat release published by the ford and you will find another answer to itbeaatern Research Corporation "South- the situation. There is no getting anriml it tern Reporta” . —merchants who are Increasing their retail Host businessmen have had an opportun* trade are the merchants who are promoting their buainesseg day after day—and they will tell you that "a dollar invested is a dollar made." Let's look a t the nearby city of Winter Park, There are 178 stores in Winter Park, 53 leas than .Sanford- Yet their sales in 1954 came to the whopping total of 117,528,000 or a sales per store average of $98.472— $17,550 more per store In the same year. Yet the retail trade increase there came to 160 per cent—while Sanford's retail trad* Increase was only 18.5 per cent. It Is time th at the Sanford merchants *• « J! *- * - #MB* £*•*! *m»wm»etfk Appalling, according to many remarks, was tha alow progress in advancing tales. Why? What caused the barometer of badness here to be so low? Where have we failisl? What can we do about it? When ■ net it bo dona? Who is responsible? These a r t Just a few of the questions that are being asked In the haste to determine what should be done—and when. We are, in no way, critic! ng anyone for what they have done or not done—for their af/oris or lack of afforts. What we pass along to you in this column comes from pure fact. Sanford has, for a long time, lacked the concerted effort of its merchants as an or­ ganized group to promote Sanford, shopping In Sanfoiyl. and promoting Its own facilities for tiurchasingWtll do we know that Sanford merchants have on their shelves many Items that are collecting dust because their neighbors do not know they are there at prices compar­ able with stores of any city In Florida. Again ws know that the merchants of neighboring cities are advertising "open on Wednesday afternoon for your shopping convenlce” and promoting their city every day tbs week as s center in which shopping MUST BE DONE. In addition, neighboring merchants are shouting the convenience of "open Monday evening” for your shopping. Free perking space available!—is being ghouted innumerable times over and over —end Sanford has FREE parking space as ■ear or even nearer its stores. The Sanford Herald ■ s to r e d oe eoeosS eU ee w e t t e r O cto b er IT. t i l * e t ! » • N e t o f f ic e e f O e e fe ra . VIorMe « n l * r U i Set a f C . n g r . M a f SlerrO S 1ST* n u n pxaitN a reiter »■« pudii. w MANtOM HA r ill AM a n . K i . r u t t v . FMItnr ■ V eL T S f i CU SH TWO. A t v e r t l e h i l U i n t c e r f l s H e re ld l l o m e m b e r e f lb# s n w l i l r l f r w i w h ic h le e e ilite S e s e l n .l v .lv lo th e u>* fo r r o o b l l n t i e s e f III tb e to r s i n ew s p rto i-4 >n th U n . w . p e n . r P*ge 4,_________________ August 10. 1956 TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE Behold the Lord thy God has set the land before thee; go up and possess it.— Deut. 1:2. Very f t.r if any of ua realize the full ex­ ploitation of our possibilities. God has had to uae many humble men because gifted ■ten did not use their gifts. i— ■Snow *>•">* W W W *» — '**ii mmw »gm ISinger Dreams In Technicolor By MIL BOYLE NEW YORK <T - She wai named ' Mary, picked tba nickname—“Jaye P."— after »he was alected class treat* urer in high school. Jty e started her stage career at J, singing. “When They Cut the Old Pine Tree Down," end left Its echoes In prseticslly every smill vaudeville theater west of Chicago. Last year the sold two million recordi, earned some 1230,000 This summer she filled tn fiddle Fieher's NBC network ipot in an act with four of her brothers— Chsrles, Bob, Duke and Dick. Jaye has done to well tbui the network is reported trying to find a permanent spot for her this fall. She hopes so. After two decades of Itinerant ahow world life, ihe'd Uka a permanent place to hang b*r nylons. “ My husband and I ju it finished decorating an apartm ent," the said. “ It's the first real homa we’ve hid, one with our own fur­ niture. It’s a wonderful feeling to look around an apartment m d know everything in It is some­ thing you picked out youreclf and belong* to you." But about tboia dreams. “I don't like to be alone at night." said Jsye. “ Wnen I'm alone I sleep with a light qn. I'm terrified of the dark, when I’m by myself. "I sleep nine hours or more at a time, and I dream all the time. I don't know why I sometimes dream in Technicolor. The only other person I know of wbo dues is Lena Horne. “ When my dreams are in color, they are usually vivid reds, blues and purples. “ It's a funny thing about my dreamt. I usually can control them. If I wake up from a bad dream. 1 can go back to sleep and change the dream to a happy ending. "My dreams are pretty active. Sometimes I wake up worn out from them." You'd think a girl la her income bracket would dream mostly of the taa collector, but ha only haunts Jaye when ihe't awake. "I often dream of speeding downhill in a car with no brakes," ahe said. “ I can even feel the wind whistling past Miss Jaye P. up Morgan, who looks like a vanilla ice cream eons with green eyes, has an odd habit. She often dreamt in Technicolor. "I dream all night long." told Miss Morgan, who in little more than a year hat bounced to a top spot among the nation's lady long belters. “About 10 per eent of my dreamt—I call them my 15 spe­ cials—are in Technicolor Those in black and white are Just marked down H-cent dream t." Jaye. one of seven children of e vaudeville performer, was bern in a log cabin in Colorado to which her parents had been tem porarily forced to retire during the last depression. Good Sales Force Attracts Industry merce and begin a promotion program sec­ Everybody want! industry. Al­ ond ♦*> none in Florida. si*. (Thi* form of SMlttinc* It What will be the advantage? Just glance most every hamlet, Iowa, and generally frowned upon aa being la currently competing with back at the story told in the figures presents city economically far loo risky. A every other community in the ed in the Southeastern Reports on Winter United Stales for tha compara­ manofacturtr unwilling to buy his own equipment is almost certain­ Park—or any one of the other cities in the tively few choice prospects that ly not worth having, though this are quietly looking around for Region IV group. it not invariably the case. <5) what they think ii the beat loca­ It can be done in Sanford just as it has Purchase of itock In the company tion for their new manufacturing been done in other cities of comparable size. or processing plant. Becauae of that proposes to establish Itself in the community. Here again, con­ Ever>* merchant in Sanford should lie this newly awakened desire for siderable caution la necessary if affiliated with the Seminole County Cham­ industrial development, It has bothe Foundation is not to end up ber of Commerce—they should also lie an come the moet highly competi­ with worthless stock certificates active member in the Sanford Merchants tive field In the eountir. on iu hands. . . and, of course, It is no longer possible for a Association. And mind you, we said an no payroll. (!) Direct loans to community to Just decide it wants ACTIVE member. That includes insurance industry and then select a few prospective Industries. . . All the above "inducements" have agents, retail stores of every kind, every suitable medium* to advertise the on* thing in common. They strva ouH"* that has SOMETHING TO SELL! fact. Larger companies nave de­ to provide the prospective indus­ Two or three, even a half dozen nr dozen veloped iheir own specialized site try with capital, whether free or location divisions, or employ on* merchants cannot carry the burden of pro­ of tha companies who specialize on extremely favorable terms. Many companies do not like to moting their city among the citizens in the in locating sites for industries, community who do the shopping. It isn’t fair They use highly scientific form­ proximately 1,100 of these de­ tie up their capital in “brick-andto let one or two carry the big load and then ulas for selecting a certain sec- velopment group# have now es­ mortar." This it true of large turn around and complain that "business is tion of the country and thro quiet­ tablished Development Corpora­ ly inveatigating the most promis­ tions that obtain aitei and assist bad.” ing locales to determine the final with tha tinaocing p r o b l e m a Business Isn't bad—it's better than it •ite. They no longer contact the hat most medium size com- Proper and legitimate mat an ever has been. Bank balances are higher—in Chamber of Commerce or other paniei face la trying to oxpand Industrial Foundation meet in1918 there was $9,511,173.88 on deposit in local Industrial promotion or* and at the tame tima maintain dustry half-way in this m atter" a good credit Handing and aufflMaybe we don't particularly Sanford Banks and Savings Institutions. As' Sanitations to assist them in deter­ ciant capital to Support the plan- like the idea of making concer­ mining whether or not a certain of June 30th. there was $23,894,230.25. This community it suitable as a site ned increase In their operation. , tiont to industries or furnishing is over 150r: increase. Money is available— for their plant. In most Instances, Because of the competition for «*‘l‘l»nce in other ways to inpeople are working. Never before has San­ if the location experts even sus­ the** industries Inducements of duc* th*m w loC ,u m our ford felt such a tremendous Influx in em­ pected that anyone locally knew various kinds a rt offered by near- BF the tame token, our merchants ployment- WHERE IS THE MONEY of their interest in the particular ly ill of these Development Cor- m ,P B0‘ Particularly relish the community, they would immedia­ porations. Leonard Yateen. tha lhin«* thrJr b,v# t0 do ,0 “ *«* GOING? tely cross it off their list. This ia "Dean of the Industrial Location «mpeUtion from other businetiei Neighbors are actually forsaking one a fact well known to many indus­ experts," describes this type of *Bd 0,h*r communities, but to community industrial merchanmsrehandiso they m utt meet another and trading with straingers hecaue trial committees, who hare there has not been a stimulus of "trade perirnerd the disappointment of dialog as follows; la his "Plant lh* competition. It necessarily having the prospectiva "locator” Locatios Manual,” . . . "Tbs moat follow*, that if we are to meet amongst ourselves” created. competition ia attracting inquietly move out of town after common "bail” it some kind of For example—a Sanford merchant was they had contacted him and of­ financial inducement. This takes du»iry to our area, wa must at talking to a merchant in a neighboring fered to niiiat him with his sur­ several forms, among which tho do some of tho things that following a n most prevalent: (1) our competitor* are doing, or wa community—they both sold the same item, vey of the community, a nationally advertised one. The merchant In After the exact location hat Tba provision of suitable sites at ^ s y avtw find It necessary to go determined, only then do#( low cost or no eoat at all. (I) •**» ■ little further tn aome inthe neighboring community had sold 92 been (ha prospectiva manufacturer ask Provlaioo of vtility extensions aad stances when the circumstancess of these Items to Sanford people—yet tha the assistance of the local group or access roads aad rail tidings wsrrant such action. At any ratat Sanford merchants price was FOUR DOL­ In setting the stage for becoming to a selected site at no cost to a well organised sales force is LARS LOWER and he had sold only 19 of established in tha community. the industry. (S) Provision of a certainly in a much better posi-| The local Chamber hat attempt­ building at low rental, with or tion to meet the competition than them to Sanford people. to bring the Sanford area to without option to purchase. (4) tha wishful thinking of IndlviThere's the trouble! Neighbor! did not ed the attention of the larger loca­ Provision of ■ manufacturers duals who are not organised toB know that the Sanford merchants sold th em !1tion of th eO k rg er location ter- needed equipment on o n a ta l bo- present a solid front. Another incident: a Sanford housewifa, talking to neighbors, found that the two ladies were going to another town to buy furniture. Orb* ♦Won<*h the efforts of tha lady who trades “anly at home” did they , look a t merchandise shown In the hometown stores—and buy I * When should we start? RIGLs NOW— Tomorrow the balance of the customers may ! ba gone! Let's get together—work together—pro­ mote together to increase tha trade in San­ ford stores NOW I “Often I alio d r a in of jum > ln | into soapy water. The water U always soapy. Don't lak me why. “1 can only play chorda on thi ptano, but someUaes 1 drain |j l am ptaytag the |tM e BotaBfeliy. “Sometlmn 1 kava icicncc fic­ tion dreamt af the Martians in. vadlni tha earth, sad ie see of my favorite Technicolor drtam i I walk up a Iona marble staircase Into a lovely bedroom with ceil, mgs a mile high. Maybe .hat a because I've had to sleep In to many email hotel roomi on tour." In another of her recurrent* dreamt—this one it more of a ^ nightmare—Jaye U tinging In in old-fathioned cottume. Then suadenly the faitener in her lacy frilled bloomera break* and— Jaye waket up auddtaly. * “j'v* always wanted to know what my dreams meant, but Ira afraid to go to a psychiatrist for fear I'd find out loo much about myself," said Jaye. amiiing. “I feel normal, and I want t# « itay that way." Another Convair 440 Executive Flight In Service Another Convair *W Executive flight, the second to be scheduled by National Airline* between Ml-, ami and Havana, Is now In service according to Charle* F. Sharp. As­ sistant Vice President — Southern Region. The flight leaves Miami at 10:30 a m. daily. Equipped with airborne radar, the Executive makes smooth short flights possible, a t well as offering the convenience of flying in one of the quietest of all aircraft eabins, Sharp s a i l The addition of thi* (light swill i offer local traveler* a choice od five Nation/I flights to Havana and will round out NAL'a departure time* by offering two early morn­ ing flights, a mid-morning trip, and afternoon and evening flights, Sharp pointed out. Aa all new air conditioning sys­ tem which operates on tha ground ai well a* In the air also makea it possible for passengers to enjoy cigar and pipe smoking onroute. AUGU1ST USED CM SALE $350. $495. $575. $675. *695. *725. *1085. *1095. $1195. *1395. *1395. *2750. $1300. mcnoisonquickto* *52 Plymouth Sedan ’49 Bulck Sedan *51 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan ’52 Ford 2 D r Sedan *51 Mercury 2 Dr. Sedan *51 Bulck Super 4 Dr. Sedan I ’53 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan *52 Ford Victoria *52 Bulck Special Sedan ’53 Bufck Special Sedan *53 Pontiac 8 Sedan J U Id m d jm U a lee, SeoekhM Service s w it c h e s ty p i f y t h e " m s t t h l e i e '4 s i e v e . ■ tra c t e f w ed er e e irrb i s i n w f . . . io th e krichew, to th e leeodsy . . . Ism week, m sec le is e ie , fe r h s e s ie r f i e n d s liviogl Oe* PooMii 0 0 a w / Put ha t n haem through their peas. Dissever the — —ewmm ef Me lM'-wfcaMfaaa ride, tho solid eeafcrt ef Re Upwa end lusury, the sWi■me af He eeriuriro Btroto-Flight HydroMalic. Drive sad price 14today! Rotfrfjr liy it B'kew y e a r kilehew is "ell-electric" y e s a rt *55 Bulck Hardtop ’55 Rutck Roadmaster Sedan—Only m boount L I* PHONE 169 m l u*=di ■ fc. 7pgj j|U*g L - 1 _______ i l l » | GOOD TERMS — GOOD I t A M p h o n e lo s t # H Q �«* +•«*+! m * Social(v e n ii Calendar SATURDAY t Thl nid-wrek Bible Roar will Vine* Dak* will lead lh* R.A.*» S? eon^ ucted *>F * %v’ ** !fe' at Tirit Baptiit Church i t « .» n"1*' P* '“V f th« F tr|t P«»by. t*riin Church a t 7:30 p.m. a. n . Dr. W. P. Brook* Jr., will lead MONDAY Tha Rev. R. H. Spear will have tha mid week tarvlca at Firat morning devotions over WTIlR at Baptiit Church at 7:30 p.m. on 1:30 a. m. representing the Semi- tha aubject, “Growing a Christian Personality." pol County Ministerial Astn. Melvin DeLle will lead tha a The Friendship League of the ** Congregational Christian Church Training Union Executive Com will bold a regular meeting at I mltte* at Firat Baptist Churcn at p. m. at the home of Mra. J. R. 1:11 p.m. TVU1SDAY Junes Sr., on Beardall Ave. Tha Junior Choir of tha Firat Circles of the WSCS of the Methodist Church will meet *i Presbyterian Church will rehtaraa follows; Circle No. Five, Mrs. J. at 1:43 p.m. at tha church. Brotherhood supper and pro* H. Walker, 1719 Sanford Ave at ........... 3 p. m.; Circle No. Six, Mrs. T. gnm meeting will be held at A. Burleigh, 1513 Palmetto Ave" Fir,t Baptist Church at 7 p. m. ^ * t 3. p. m.; Circle No. Seven, Mrs. Th# Intermediate Choir will re* • R W. Sturdivent, 613 Myrtle Ave h*l r *« “ Flrit Baptist Church at at I p. m.; ircle No. Eight with 7 (I. Dl. Tha Adult Choir will rehearse Mra.. W. S. Thornton on W. First 8 t, at 3 p. m.i and Circle No. at First Baptiit Church at I p.m. Nine, Mrs. Carl Williami at Mc­ Kinley Hall at 3:30 p. m. The Women of the First Presby­ terian Church will conduct their Executive Board Meeting in the ■esiion room at 10:30 a m. At 11 a.tn. all day circles an* through will meet at tha church. ■Y ADD1E P REVATT Thar* will be a covered dish Mr. and Mr*. Jack Kelly bad ai luncheon at 11:00 noon, followed their recent gueata, Mra. Nora by Prayer Band, then business McNearnsy, Mias Mary Margatat and inspirational meeting. Kelly and Mist Franeei Boisnat The Boy Bcouti of the First of Kanaai City, Mo. Presbyterian Church will rrvvei ia . . . Mr. and Mra. C, A. Oldham and the scout room at the church at d, uihl«rii M*ry ind 0 i I I |d)B# T £ 'm' i left Sunday for South Carolina Evening Circle No. 1 of tha Wo- *h*r# they will visit relatives. of the First Presbyterian J. D. Stone la spending this ^Thureh will meet at * p m. at tha week in Leesburg at tha Mathoh o m e of Mra. At Wallace, Loch <liit Youth Camp. Arbor. Mr*. -In# Orseno will he E. T. Summerilll recently apent to-hnatess. Mrs. Clifford McKib- i faw days in Jackionvilie with bla Jr., it chairman. relatives. Tha Session of the Firat PrtabyMr. and Mra. John Maxwell bariae Church will have its re­ have returned home after spend­ f u ltr monthly meeting st tha ing two months le Ohio with •hurch at 7:30 p.m. friends and relative*. Tho WMU Mission Circles, the Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hakes left Sunbeams, and the G. A.'e will last weak for New York where meet at First Baptist Churcn at they will make their home. fpO :U a.m. There will be a cov­ Mr. and Mra. Buck Torres and ered dish luncheon at noon. The family of Cuba are visiting Mra. program meeting will be held at Torres' parents, Mr. end Mra. 1:00 o'clock. Henry Harrison. From here thty Elaie Knight Circle will meet will go to Georgia, where Mr. #t the horn* of Mrs. Martha Fox, Torres will be stationed with tha 130* Park Ave., a t • p.m. U.S. Army. TUESDAY Mra. E. T. Summeraill spent Circle of the WSCS of the Meth­ the weekend in Lakeland with her odist Church will meet aa follows: ■later Mattie Lee. f rcle No. One with Mre. John I Mr. and Mra. John Beckett of ffcWhite, W. 1st St., at 9:45 a. m.; Naw York bava bought tho Max* *TUrele No. Two with Mra. C. E. wall home and will bo resident* Chorpeniog, 1333 S. Palmatlo Ave. here. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fulford'apont a t t:U a: m.; Clrcla No. Tfaret, Mra. W. E. Glide well. 3410 Stovena the weekend in Tarpon Spring! Avo., at 9:43 a. m.; and Clrcla No. with Mr. and Mra. John Williams Four with Mra. M. L. Nichole, Sill and ion Wayne. Wayne returned home with them for n visit. Oak Avo., at 1:43 a. m. Mr. and Mra. Paul Maxwell end Tho Pioneor Fellowship and ecrecUon will m att at the First family left Sunday for Ohio reehytertoa Church at T:M p.m whoro they will miko their homo. Tha Anna Miller Circle will meet f% \ • p. m. at tha Elks Club for its toon&tr masting. AH mambsrs Bridge Ployed are urged la attend this session. The Woman's Bible Class of tho In Beach A p t MU* BoboceO Btevene hoe* First Baptist Church w il have a gssakm at 3 p. m. hi tha Eduea* tese to • semi-monthly bridge elub Monel Building. All members are at tha Hutchison Apartments la Daytons Boaeh yeetarday. Urged to attend. Lunch, swimming and bridge Tho Unity Class win moot fas tho Taldot Hotel at • p. m. with tha were enjoyed by tbo boitasa, Miss Eev. Josephino Stuckia aa teach* Barbara Ruprtcht, Mr*. Andy Bracken, Mrs, Jack Wsst, Mrs. The pubtie te invited. The Gleaners of tho T in t Bap- Raymond B au, Mre. Prod Gsnaa, Met Chorch will moot at tbs horns Mra. Jimmy TerwIUiger, and Mrs. •T C. B. Budd, UOf Adana It., Malcolm Higgins. Geneva f •t a p. m. Tha Fidelia Claes of the First Baptist Church will meet at 1 p.n. e t the home of Mrs. J. M. Moyo, aat W. lMh at. A eoverod dish •upper w ll bo aorvod with group Mias BaiMsrs Colbert M vlaWsg aix hi ehargo. la Pfeiffsr CoUegs, N. C, with WESNMBAT bar suit. • The Olri Scouts will meat 04 Firm Prosbytortao Church ot Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dossoy and chlldres are staying two wash* at 1 :3 0 'p.m. psMom tJU Naw gmyrna Beach. Bammy Dunn li visiting with their son Floyd for a abort whila. Mr. and Mra. Clifford and three children, Billy, Janet, and Cheryl, left this morning an ■ two week vecitloo to b# spent la Macon end Athens, Ga. Than they will travsl on W Cherokee end Asheville, N. C„ alee to LookOut Mountain, Tens. Enterprise News Jeanette ClevelandL. Roman Are Married In Quiet Ceremony By HELEN BNODGBAhg Mlsi Allca Mario Droblow, dsughtor of Mr. and Mra. Herbort Dreb* low, and I I Russell J. Kaminsky of Trenton, N. J. were wilted in marirege by Justice of ePace, E. W. Peoples of Klngtland. Gs„ Wed­ nesday Aug. 1, in a doublering cere­ mony. They ware accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dreblow and her sister, Cecile. They were entertained with a dinner at tha Club Diamond upon their return from Georgia. The couple plan* to make their home In Sanford, where he is attached to the Naval Air Bata there. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coulliette and boys, James Carroll sod Van Allen and Mrs. Rosa Lee Peterm in attended tha golden wedding celebration of Mr. CoullleUo's par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Coulliette In Panama City over the weekend. Sunday morning the family rt-union was helJ with a dinner, at which there were 43 members present. During tha afternoon the home was open for a reception and fitends called from 3:o 4 to with them much more happiness. Lt. and Mrs. Richard Duvall tn J ■on Rickey entertained with a buf­ fet aupper at their home on Stone Island Saturday tvsning. The fol­ lowing guests enjoyed this delight­ ful affair; Lt. Comdr. Mrs. S. Brownly, Lt. Cmdr. Mrs. S. Rotsl, Lt. and Mrs. R. WooJ and Ens. W. Dartnell and data. The regular meeting of tho W. S. C. S. of the Barnett Memorial Methodist church met in the church annas Tuesday evening with Mrs. Horry Throop as hostasi. Following the business session con­ ducted by vita president Mrs. Ruth Long in absenca of president, Mrs. J. V. Richards, tha devotional wa* conducted by Mrs. Ida Padgett and tha ladies enjoyed th* film atrip— Methodist Women—World Wide Friends. Delicious refreshments of punch and cako were served by tha hostess. Charles Moore Cassal of DeBary was tho guest soloist at the morn­ ing aarvice at tha Msthodtst church. Mr. Catsol has mada many appearances in concerts throughout the country and served aa director of tha famed Cumberland villey Choristers for 33 years, during his ministry of Music at Christ Church in Hagerstown, Md. The Rav. and 3lrs. Donald Wall­ ing and sob Carl David lift Sunday for a two weeks vacation and visit with friends in Texas. Next Sun­ day tha Rev. Frank Glenlster will fiU tho Rev. Willing's pulpit at tho Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Hermit Wiggina, Mlsa Lucy Hankins, Mrs. Ruth Mc­ Gowan, Mrs. Irena Jackman and tha Rav. Bascorn Carlton attended tbo Institute of Houso parents and Superlneadente of Children's Horn* held last week at Lake Junaluska, N. C., at which there wore repre­ sentative from almoit all child­ ren's Homeo in tha United States and from the Horn* in Eaward, Alaska. Mra. McGowan and Mias Hankins aro Milting relative* in South loroUao, Mr. tad Mr*. Wig* glna aro opondlng thla week at th* Home oottage lu Daytona Boaeh at»J have os thalr guest, (hair eon, and family of Lowroncovillo, Go. Mr*. Robert Smith of DeLand was tbo week and guoet at Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Long. They all visited Mr. Smith to Orlando ia tho hospital Sunday aftarnoon. Mr. ond Mra. A. C. H*v*Hnd born ia Hanford and ctter.iid to* of thin elty aro today announcing cal schools graduating with tha tho marriage of their daughter clast of 1134 from Seminole High Jeanette Taylor to Louis Joseph School. She la employed by the Roman Jr., son of Mr. and Afro. Southern Bell Telephone Com­ Louis Joseph Roman Sr. of Man* pany. batten, N. Y. Mr. Roman was born in MiaThe marriage took place Aug. hattan and attended school* there 7 at Nassau, Ga. in a quiet, aim | graduating In 1M4 from tho pie ceremony. Brooklyn Automotivo High School. Ths bride wort for tha occasion Ho is presently In the UA Navy a white sheath dresa and white stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station. and gold accessories. Sir. and Mra. William Karguth The coupla ia residing at th* of Sanford attended th* couple. bride's home on 1007 Palmetto Tho former Mia* Cleveland was Ave. until further plans are mada. Is Hen-Pecked Husband Leaving Marital Scene Or Is He Hiding ? Unique Experience Awaits Amateur Musicians A t Meet BENNINGTON, Vt. - A unique experience awaits amateur muJlclani who attend the annual ses­ sion of the Chamber Music Center which will he held In connection with the Bennington Composers' Conference, Both (eiiiona open here Aug. 13, and run through Aug. 36. Ths elaventh annual session of the combined Composers' Conference and Chamber Music Center will again bo under the direction ot Dr. Alan Carter. The Chamber Music Center offera tha amateur musician an In­ formal two weeks vacation uf music-making In Vermont. There will be omateuka in ill stages of ability and all will hava the bene­ fit of guidance by experts in tha chamber music field. Morning* ire spent in sessions for string quartets, piano quar­ tets, trios sod tha like. Th* fore* noon ia spent ia playing in thd Center Chamber Orchestra in which th* amateurs a rt Joined by professional itaff members. Hera the amateur has a chance to perform familiar as well as unusual works, many of the mim* bers composed by individuals at­ tending the companicn Composers' Conference. After lunch, more Urns is alloted for chamber play­ ing giving the musician a chance for further work on material per­ formed In the morning session. A recreation period in the late afternoon allows a chance for swimming, boating, tennis, walk­ ing, or Just plain relaxing before dinner. Evenings are given over to concerts, informal muilc-makfig and discussion periods with olhar amateurs, staff members or with aome of th* resident com* posers. hlsmbers attending the Chamber Musis Center for amateurs and those at the Composer's Confer­ ence live In the same beautiful building! on th* campus of Ben­ nington College. Both groups use tha lam* dining farillUes thus al­ lowing the amateur musicians plenty of time for Informal chata with some of th* composer*. Staff members available to as­ sist tha attending amateur mu­ sicians Include Robert Bloom, obo­ ist; Max Pollkoff, v i o l i n I i t ; Goorgo Grossman, viols, and Carl Stern, cslllst. In addition, some of the eom posrn' from the compan­ ion Composers' Conference dir In for Internal discussion periods. Ia tha hen-packed husband dla- sea a woman mowing tha lawn. appearing from the marital scene? | How many women did you see cutOr has the concept of marriage isI ting grass at the turn of tha cana "partnership deal" outmoded *ury? tha stereotyped harried husband? Accustomed U E. P. Th* following story by Wayne Remember when a man wouldn't Cranford, which first appeared In think of helping out in th* kitchen? th* Little Rock, Ark., Democrat, Plenty of modern young husbands discusses the new- theory of mar­ think nothing of doing tha dishes, riage with companionship aa th* whipping up ■ special dish in the cornerstone. kitchen, or even changing the baby’s diaper. By WAYNE CRANFORD They're not ashamed of what What'a happening to th* old American Institution ot being hen­ they do to help out In tha horns, either. Dr. Gardnsr contends that pecked? According tn a Little Rock, Ark., ■s recently as IS year* ago, on* marriage counselor, It's definitely of her mile students would have bluthed Just at th* mention of dlaon Its way out. And as to tha question of who pering the haby. Now aha says, wears th* pants in ths homes ol a young father wouldn't hesitate most young couples today—th* hus­ a minute.to tell you about It. band or tha wife—the answer's easy. They both wear them. Freshmen Exams In fact, the entire basic con­ cept of marirage is changing, aays Will Be Held Dr. Iva C. Gardner, well-known in Arkansas as qna of those persons Wednesday, Sept 5 who can and will tell you what'a Entrance examination for Freshwrong with vour marriage. mm will be held Wednesday Mpi The new l.lea is companionship 5, IBM, at Florida Normal and In­ as a bails for lh* merger. In dustrial Manorial College, Si. other words, a man no longer h.n Augustine, according to aa an­ lo get married in order to have nouncement made from th* office someone to sew on buttons and of president R. W. Puryear. darn hla socks. Any laundry will Tho IBM-5? year will officially do that for him. open with a pre-planning conferGala Are Independent. Too cnca beginning Saturday, Sept. !, And neither does tho modern and extending through Tuesday young woman feel compelled to Sept, g. Registration of freshmen catch a mala so she won't starve has boon set for Friday, Sept. 7, to death. If all she wants is a with Orientation Week beginning decent living, chances are iha can Saturday Sept. i. provhlo It for herself, whereas a General reglatrstion will begin decade ago she was hampered by Monday, Sept 10, with classes the taboos of the social and busi­ beginning on Tuesday, Sept. II, ness worlds that kept women from Late rogistrition fees wilt bo having careers of their own. charged after the Monday dead­ Since the unmarried woman can line although registration can make her own living note, and her be made through Friday, Sept. II. male counterpart can get hla socks Dr. Puryaar reports that pres­ Good gift for traveler: a rustdarned without benefit of a mar­ ent application requests foresha­ roelatant knife, fork, teaspoon riage license, we've reached the state of affairs, where neither sox dow a record registration at tho and Ubleapooa nil tucked Into • •oil* i*. neat ha l to depend on the other. Dr. Gardner gives credit for th* new era In marital relations to the fact that th* rote* of male and female are not so clearly de­ fined today as they were formerly. For example, drive down tho street in any town; chances oro, you'll THE SANFORD HERALD Frl., A ut, 10, 1956, P a n I - Methodist Church, Orlando, Is Scene For Wedding O f Couple BY MRS. RUTH LAYO LONGWOOD—In a lovely mony at the Concord Park Metho­ dist Church, Orlando, last Saturday afternoon Delores Has Bennett became the oride of Hubert Ed­ ward French. The bride Is tha daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bennett, Orlando, and the groom, aon of Mr. and Mr*. Forrest French, Longwood. Th* Rev. Frank Robinson Jr. officiated at th* four p.ffl. cere­ mony. The bride was dreasad tn silk organdy and Uca in white, made in princesa style and ballerina length. The bodice was mada with square neckline and short sleeves. Her coron*t was of seed pearls and coquina, with a fingertipveiL 8b* carried a bouquet of white earnalions centered with h white orchid, Mra. Thomas French was mo* iron of honor and Louisa Bennett and Buaan French wort Junior bridesmaids. They wort draoseo aimlllar to tho brldoa. Thomas French was beat man' for his brothar and Charles Ihaw and Billy Joo Young aorvod •• ushers. Mr. and Mra, French win bn at homa in Hlaml after Aug. ML Five Students Make Dean's List TALLAHASSEE. - Five I n ­ dents from Seminole County mado the Dcsn'a list at Florida State University during tha spring se­ mester. To make th* Dean's list a student h is to achlsv* a grade average of B or above for ths se­ mester. The list Includes: Beatrice Blabee, till Magnolia Ava., Sanford; Dawn M. Bishop, 174 E. 30th S t, Sanford; Etta G, Klrchoff, PS17 E. 2nd St. Sanford; Autumn Shan­ non, Sanford and Martha Shan­ non, Sanford. Happy Birthday Angnat M Carol Crumley Mra. C. H. Winn Angnai II John C. Fox Thrima Cameron Doris KUerbee Edith Dougherty . Harry EugeM Young IS YOUR YARD DRY? IF SO COME TO Implement Co. 214 * 216 OAK AVE. PHONE 44« FOR YOUR WATERING SUPPLIES • GARDEN HOSE . • LAWN SOAKERS • VARIETY OF SPRINKLERS • RAIN-BIRD SPRINKLER HEAD* • HOSE NUZZ1.B8 YOU'RE INVITED TO THE Basil* Burn enroute to tbo south ern port of tha state. Mr. and Mr*. M. H. Byan anJ M in Halan Snodgrass a r t spending ssvoral day* ot Now Smyrna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tylsr and daughter Linda or* spending saveMr. nod Mrs. C. M. Edwards ral days at Bt, Augustin* Bosch loft thla week for an oxtandod vaca­ this wook. tion in tho mttJl* watt and west­ Mr. Frank May of May Town Ky. accompanied his grandson Pa ern statu. ' Misa Roxana Hondartoo left Ryan, who has been spending sev­ Thursday to attond tha wedding eral wteki with them tn Keiucky Saturday et ■ college friend In and a now visiting Mr. and Mrs. Johnaton City, Tono. She will tu- Jack Ryan. Mra. K. I . BrnJdock returned turn tbo Aral of tho weak. Mr*. M. F. Btokoy end daughter Tuesday from a visit with relative* Delano end sons Milton and Jeff­ in Josup, Ga. Mrs. Harvey Dunn, Chuck, Har­ ery at Avon Fork aro the house gueata at Mr. and Mra. D. J. Par- vey and Linda aro spending Wed­ kor. Mlaa Joan Parker returned nesday in Jackaonvilla Botch for a homo with them after having apoat visit with Mrs. D ual's brother E F. Dickenson. two waaki In Avon Park. Father and Mre. Hasten are Mr. and Mra. Robert Loo ond daughter Sharon at Avon Farit spending several days this week won weak on! guoato of tboir with m eads in Daytona Bosch. Mrs. Bom Lawson and daughter pareata Mr. and Mra. Fay Lot Sharon remained with kor grand- Maggie Jana returned this week parente until Friday when she re­ from o visit with Mr. and Mrs. turned to kor koine accompanied Chotloo Conrad hi Harrisonburg, by Mr. opd Mre. Wallace Howland Vo. af Botkfalro, N. Y., who wore H. I . Brsdodek returned Wednes­ guosta af Mr. and Mrs. Lae ee Fri­ day after having spent oovoral day and loft for • visit ia the south­ days wjth Mr. and Mrs. (Han Rraddock and family *4 Salt ern part of the state. Mr. and Mra. E. W. Jackson and Springs. Mlsa Hal Stapelar of Commerce, Frank Dickans was • business Ua. were visiting with Mr. Jack, I visitor for aevoral days la Orlando ion’s slater and family, Mra. Ilast week. O F SANFORD'S MOST MODERN SPO RTIN G GOODS STORE OPEN HOUSE F R ID A Y - S A T U R D A Y 8:30 AM T O 9:00 PM '56—the Year to Fix DOOR PRIZES Repaint - Repair - Repay - With FHA CAVALIER— a gray autt of Mngltah chiffon flannel — from ^.Christian Dtor's Mow Toth toll WooUaction. Tho fly-front jacket has oevon-oIgbUi Mngtb M a t Three carved point up tho round How to bring your home up-to-date - Here are some of the ways to improve your home: Make needed repairs - Add a bed­ room or nursery - Add a bathroom - Add a porch - Enclose your porch - Modernize your Kitchen Modernize your bathroom Insulate walls and ceiling - Replace your roof - Add insulated siding - Paint your home - inside and out -replace your screens Build a garage - or other needed repairs or remodeling. You don't need cash - Just satisfactory income and credit ra t­ ing - The cost can be handled in easy monthly payments. The "Friendly Bank" will be happy to helpyou CLAHLKCK K. UCYEJt Third Hire* * lak e Mary, Florida I USHIOKI 0 CIIH I : Florida State Bank ol Sanford __________ ____ __________Member F. B. L C. / W E HAVE A Complete Selection O f ( • BOATS • TRAILERS • rW U N G TACKLI • MARINE SUPPLIES • MARINE PAINTS • PICNIC SUPPLIES • WATER SKIS SEMINOLE SPORTING GOODS 25th ST. f t SANFORD AVE. PHONE 2825 ACROSS FROM McUKYNOLDS M U G STOUI / �V.• — 'i— .. h n < a i . ------------ — i■ sum. H* made similar remarks before last year’s upset. One thing is in favor of the AllStars and that's tha fact that quarterback Otto Graham will not be playing. Graham *T»tired” be­ fore last year's elastic and lftrr losing to the Star* and going through a mediocre exhibition sea­ son, Brown lured Graham out of retirement. Otto pitched the Browns to the title and If Cleveland must have Graham to field a champion, the AU-Start have a chance of pulling an upset. Graham's charts will be han­ dled by George Ratterman, no world beater last year, and Vio ParlUL The All-Star starting backfleld will have All America Earl Morrail of Michigan State at quarter­ back, All America Howard Catsady of Ohio State at left half, Southern Methodist’s Don McDhenny at the other half and Don Lambeau could be playing pot- Schaefer of Notre Dame at full. '!•* ’ if?*,. ’ : I THOUGHT MX) DtONT 60 roa BUND DATES I DON'T. - but DC*;" ONL.'^'rtXTOE D lfE - 7 I CWSCKED WITH -A- - youes TALLAHASSEE l * - ngineer* of tha Prat and Whitney Aircraft Engina Co., have been given per­ mission to make test borings and surveys on a Palm Beach County aita made available by the Legisla­ ture for a proposed 40 mllion Jollar Jet engina plant. The plant will e built on a for',.itr game management area near West Palm eBach if studies show the sit* to be satisfactory. The company will pay an an­ nual fio,JOC rental for the alls If it deckles to build there. TAMPA REEKING NEW FAIRGROUND '" i t TAMPA I*—The 1957 Legislature will be asked to appropriate at least two million dollars to hel|JE build • new fairground here for the_Jtlorl<la State Fair Assn. The aisoclaiion president, Car! Brorcin Sr., made the statement yesterday after the University of Tampa disclosed its long rings plans Included use of part of tha present adjacent fairgrounds silt, Brorcin said the fair s-jociitfoi^ plans t '1 move to a more outlying* section. w il l d o : aw *T B E S T .r A N D O N LY TH AT m B Y O U / TS l *. AM 0 . 0 G QL «nFa2N O O F ’> » e n g in e e r s t o s u r v e y a r e a All-Star Football Game Is Tonight CHICAGO (M — The College ADS tart, cautious and vary, and C l e v e l a n d ' * revenge-minded Brown* clash tonight In the 23rd annua] All-SUr football classic at Soldlar Field. The National FootbaU League champion* have been quoted up to U-potnt favorite*. The AU-Start turned back tha Brown* 2MT last year. For this reason, tha Browns figure to be tougher than usual. Coaeh Paul Brown reportedly ha* hit team In midseaton fo r a so that he can avert the humiliation of a second atralght lota. Wlitl* the Cleveland camp make* no bonei about being ready, such ia not the cat* with tha All-Stars. Coaeh Curl/ Lambeau and hit hava been evasive about the^T ehancea, claiming they need mofa tlma, mora practice and a ••lot of luck.1' • . » : ------- DON’T Away Veer Tire Dollar* Baesam Tawv Ttras Are ! Let WKLAfl TTRB SHOP IH W. tad Pul Ou New Track Ritter Tree* That Will Give GursiUed NEW TIRE Wear And Bara Tara Maury. WEIAH TIRE SHOP 10S W. t o t M TEARS » CONCRETE P Ip e a IAN FORD *TAlNT F A 7 ... A T IU J IW IW T ’ K IA U .V N EED * TH E W A IN AlNTt SA\ART INOUSMTO O iT TWUM h iu iiru rM O N m o a jY O N il 1/ LO O K. DAD O Y. I'V E A TA U G H T A L U T H E P U P * TD JU M P THOU "« T h C HO O P, E X C E P T >'»w. ELMER /.— why Dicn T vOuXtiw;a dcesnt H i m TO ) v. TFACH ----f V.ANT TOLEARN DO IT < >W 1 an y th in g TOO » / * V * 7 s -A \ ’ll I V etMCB.HAVENTlOU ( any ambition ? get / T OUr THERE AND V I E At»tTDJUMP sy% f 7 thru a hoop HE JU ST WANTS TO GROW UP AND / * —•' sea b ig Du m b d o g ) BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF BRAND NEW 1956 CHEVROLETS and OLDSMOBIIES $50.92 “ M0N™ *1795 ’9<9*lmice Peels Even Better than H e Looks ! IT ALWAYS PAYS TO CO FIRST (LASS ALL WAYS REM EM BER - l i t in SALES l i t in V A LU E l i t in S T Y L E , IF YO U C A N T TR A D E W ITH US - ; FO R G ET IT ! HOUER MOTOR SALES Erar aetloa how a usau (not* whan ha take* tha wheal of hit saw Cedilla# ta d head* for hi* favorsto highway? Taka o food look tha a n t thue you hava a chance—and wa think you'll me a happy asaal Thera'* just no mistaking (ha pride and sat in­ fection (hat ahow in his face. . . or tha happiness la d costentruant (hat n i d i ia his heart. And. aa aay experienced Cadillac owner can testify, h* fm U awry hat aa vdadwti l aa ha Uolut Tot a journay hi tha “car ad caia" ia both a i tonic for tha spirit. . . and a wonderful It alaiia (ha instant ha slip* into (ha drivw'a aaa( and vesta Ins hands on tha d a » , soft cuahfoaa hold Ida la SAVE DO LLA RS A T H O LLER'S OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 2nd St & Palmetto Ave. Phones: 1059 • 1234 M 7- * ‘ and wony mem he ge amt af has day. And than coraes (ha miracle of e..t;n .r p ^ ' forraanca. I t’* an induration just to-ait at tha wheel. . . to look out over that graceful hood. . . and to watch tha miles flow gracefully hy. And how m y it *11 is. Just a geatura ofhia hand on tha atatring wheel and tha car follows effort* M r and obediently. Just a touch of hit too to tha accelerator and tha car answers Instantly to the command. Just a nudge of hia foot on It* braking pedal and tha car cornea to a smooth. «*ff. filing atop. Sound wonderful? WcH wa sincerely urge yo« to comm In at your first convenience—spend u hoar at tha wheel—and eea for youraclL Wafl ha happy to gtva you tha h«y». . , tad the c a r . . . aad eoma wonderful new* about the cost and daCveiy advantages that you will enjoy it -------- »“ year deoaiom for Cadillac today. Why not atop ia and aaauaaooo? Holler Motor Sales COW. SND * PALMETTO ATE. I ttf �IIU* IV'. •. ■— --- -- --•>—**>*]> Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From"Classified—Call 1821 riumbina. Krrskv Heating M. G. H O D G ES Service on All Water P urrpaWellt Drilled — P u n * Paola Road, Phone 700 LIVESTOCK 2V-IH)G!t—CATS—PETS IT—FURNTDJR E—HOWCHOLD SAVE $28.55 For Sale—Mala Mancheater-Chlhuahui Puppy. Pb. 1831-XJ Eve­ on this nings. Year old pet Doberman Pinscher, 8-Pc. Chrome Dinette PLUMBING <e REPAIRS female. House broken. Phone INCLUDES: Septie Tank Inataltation 4 Service. 1251 It. _________ Sewer Connection!. Archie C. Table with extension leave* Harnett, Phone 7S4-W or IMS. 5 side chatra MERCHANDISE 1 host chalar Matching Kitchen Stool 42—ARTICLES FOR RENT CHOICE OF COLORS * # 1 1 q c NOW * mm film rental library JEty at Wirboldt's Camera Shop, 210 Msts • • • • lift: Laatraettag and Bepalr S. Park Ave. i /W ANT ADS! EASY TERMS V " IMT Sanford Ave. Phono 1U1 43-ARTICLES FUR SALE I /R E N T ’EM PAST PLUMBING Foot-lockcra *6 91; 40-hr. Alarm Contract and Repair Work clocks 81.89. Sanford Jewelry k Free Estimates P .V » S 2 / Luggage Co. 300 Sanford Ave. Phone 127 2ai-(W E. 1st St. R. 1- HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1828 —Factory to You— Buy your Furniture at Berry’v Warehouse Furn. Co., at 801 IV. Aluminum 1A—PLACES TO EAT CERAMIC TILE I n SL All nationally adv. furn Venetian Blindn Paul P. Mueller k Son Ph. Iture at warehouse prices. ^MAR-LOU RESTAURANT" Fro# eetunete. Quality Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom Friday Menu: Rrd Snapper, U>&rati with plastic end*. Plastic or Used fumilura. appliance*, tools, aicr, Jumbo Shrimp, tscallopi, W. J. KING rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon etc. Boughtwold. Larry's Mart, Plumbing Contractor fish Stick!. cords. 321 East lit SL Phoz>* 1831. Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Rom, Kohler Plumbing A Supplies Senkarik Glxes and Paint Co. T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and Ra«m Electric Water Heaters 112-114 West 2nd St. Pbona 4*0 • RENTALS Pk. M Meat Balia. AH Garden vest- 2634 Orlando Dr. ! table*. HWY 17-82 South, Phone Wa buy and aail used furniture. 22—SPECIAL NOTICES • 117S-W. Paying top cash price* for any­ n = m B = m m 5 E 5 = * B 8 ir thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ French Avenue bnma luitahle for FRIDAY and SATURDAY nights PUMPS k .SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ING POS'i on 17-92. PK. 2053W. home A huslnaii. For Inform** All types and niiei, Installed or 1 t we’re open ’til 1:00 In lh« mornUon call 1484. "Dn It Youriclf." ' tng. THE DOGGIE DINER k Army Cota, 65 98; Taint, 82.50 gaL WE REPAIR AND SERVICE T-Shtru, 48c; Army-Navy Surp­ HUTCHINSON’S Ocean F r o n t J BAR, Lake Mery. STINE lus, 310 Sanford Ave. Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona 1 Auction Saturdey Night 7:3fl Machine and Supply Co. New furniture, 1936 TV act*. Gas 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. 62 For Sale—Bargains, nearly r.ew Beach. Call 2374-W for reserva­ etovca, 1956 washing machines. 3/4 ton air-conditioner. Com­ tion* after 6:0o p. m. GATLIN BRUISERS A big livings on every item. plete act bedroom furniture. RFFIC1ENCY Apart! Every one guaranteed. Sanford Dragline k Bulldozer Service Small size ga* range. Private able for bachelor or eoapte. party. Thnne 420. 8 til 11 a.m. ‘Farmer* Aurtlon. 1 mile* So. on Ph. 2232 Geneva. 24B6-W Sanford. Private bath. Across from Peat Hwy, 17-82. URLANDO Sentinel B ur, Call Estate gai range, *30. Call 831-M. Office. Maaaol J* Ralph Ray, 3160. S—PERSONAL NOTICES Child * play house. S’ X 6'. 3 dou­ Three and lone zoom f oral* had ants. Very cloaa and stoat la. Local and Long Distance moving. ble window* and front porch. BULLDOZING Phono 818, Jim me Cowan. : Agente for HOWARD VAN 211 Summerlin Ave. Ph. 882-M. LOWERY A BRIDGES ’ LINES. INC., PENINSULAR San. 11H-W Orange City Spr 4-6014 FURNISHED apti. Phoaa 1121. F.M.R. 5c. 10c k 25c STORE m y TRANSFER k STORAGE. Inc.. Boys-Girl* Underpants Beg 29c, Office 1600 French Ave., Phone FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p a WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms 4 for B5e. 321 Sanford Ave. 31M. private bathi. 114 W. First SL Well Drilling, HOWARD C. LONG. Phone 3M 207 B ait 1 Kelvlnatnr washing machine, 1 B O L L A W A Y , H o ip it a l_ a n d ~ B iih ) DE8IRARLE one and tw« bed­ Commercial Ave. kitchen sink, 2 car jacks, 1 cash Bede Day. Week, or Month—Tel. room furnished apL Ph. 421-W register. Th. 1688. 1009 E. 2nd. *. 1426. Furniture Center — UPHOLSTERY CLEANING This U a free piss to tha Riti IIS Weal First St,_____ FURNITURE A AUTO NECCHIELNA Theatre for Jn» Russi. Exp. data Furniture Cleaned In Your Home Sewing Machine Ccnlrr Aug. 20, 1968. AUTOMOTIVE New Modern Method — Cleans Salta, Service and Rentals Sanitize! A Moth Proof*. Free G A R R E T T ’S 2 4 3 room apt Ph. 2983-W. ’ U-BOATS AND MOTORS Estimate!—Call 1714-J. 323 E. First St. Phone 1422 AVAILABLE for nnm rdlite oecuCROSLEY — BENDIX 44_ APPLIANCES •3 Boat It Trailer. ISO. 414 W. 13th St. pancy, furnlihed home, 675 Salea and Servlca month. THONE 539 R. ' FOR BALE—7Mi H.P. Outboard FRIGIOAIRE appliances, a a l o o RANDALL - rebuilt motor. Mercury, good and service. G, H. High, Oviedo, Furnished garage apt. Electric Electric Company condition. 883. Cal! 1121, Ralph Service— Quality— Satisfaction ria . Phone FO-5-3315 or Sanford kitchen. Phone Z7I-R. 1842-W after « p. m. Rwartz. Ph 113 Sanford 2637-J-3 Da Bary Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W ROBSON SPORTING GOODS AIR CONDITIONING CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 2-bedroom furnished house. Closed OFFERS For Room or Building Slip Covert and Dmpei sleeping porch. Modern and well S H. P. Lnuon H. B. POMI CO. INC. STANLEY KULP furnlihed. 686 mo. Call 2311 days Air-cooled, 4-eycIe . . . . $55.00 PHONE 2668-J. 8*4 Saoth Parle Ave. Phoa* 1441 or 1037-J alter 5:00 p.m. 4.2 H. P. Firestone ............ 641.00 S H. P. Mercury 1953 AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at Holpolnt 30 gal table top hot water LIVE at tha best location In town (w Model ......................... *139.86 Jameson Studio. Special for chil healer, *30. Ph. 903. Reasonable rent, PARK AVE. B I H. P. Royal riren to 5 year*. Two 8x10, (1 APTS. lT IU P irk Ave., Pbona New air-conditioner, 3/4 ton. 1606 Gear ahlft—new . . . . . . *138.00 gold fram e) |!o. PHONE 3116. 1743-J. W. 3rd SL I H. P. Scott-Atwater Gear s h i f t ............... — *72.60 Tree* trimmed, removed and do GROUND floor, 3-room completely IS—BUILDING MATERIALS moased. Ph. 1007-R. • H. P. Mercury furnished apartm m l. SIT Pal­ SANFORD TREE CO. 1866 Mark 6 ............... *161.00 metto Ave. Phone 2392. USED BRICK Tli H. P. Flreetone ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state TWO CARLOADS beautiful uied 1864 Model Reg. «2».9S *86.00 unfutniahed House. Phone menln, Invoices, hind bills, and brick. Orange, red, and burnt 6-Room Tie II. P. Evlnrude 1622 W. programs, e t c . Progressive black. See them at SHERMAN I860 Model ......... *69.86 Printing Co. Phone 40* — 403 CONCRETE PIPE CO. SEE Seminole Realty for Deatr•10 H. P. Mercury West 13lh St. able Homes and Apts. Phono IT, Lightning ....................... *129.00 RED-I-M1X CONCRETE gm, 10 H. P. Johneon T. V. REPAIRS Miracle Cbncrot* Co. Unfurnished 2-Bedroom a p t Near *0 1854 Model . . . . . . . . . . . . ltt.00 ‘Tit 10 p. m. Servlca Calli, 63.00, 308 Elm Ave. Phono 1336 shopping renter. 2818 Elm. No 10 H. P. Wizard J. Q. Herrin. Ph. 2683-J. W. A. Pet* please. 1963 Model .....................*124.15 METAL ROOFING Norris, Ph. 1669. Licensed Tccb 16 H. r . Scott Atwater 1964 Now In stock. 6-V Crimp — 1-1/4’* nirlans, guaranteed work. Furnished 3 rooms 4 bath, down­ with Biil-A-Matic . . . . *128.00 Corrugated — 2 ii" Corrugated stairs. 1802 Maple Ave. Phene 18 H. P. Scott Atwater This is a free p u s to the Ritz Ret all Your roofing needs t t 14T4. IMS Model ................. *21* 09 Theatre for Shirley Jones >16 W. Hhermnn Concrete Pipe Ok IstS L E z p ^ jlit^ ^ u r^ JO ^ M . 25 H. P, Johnson For Rent—I bedroom furnished Out West 13th St. 1166 Model ................. *366.00 apt. 641 per month. SL Johns Also many motor* torn down for • EMPLOYMENT SELECT 1/4 flawed Oak Flooring, Realty. u»ed parte, Brainnable. 1240 per M. No. 1 Common 1230 per M. No 2 Common 1135 p«r 2 Room furnished apt. available • TRADE IN your old boat. Mo- 24—CHILD CARE now. 5 room furnished apL M. Floors Laid k Finished; tar or Trailer. • available by July 20th. 310 Mag­ Reasonable. E. F. Stevens, Ph. —Selection of Boats— Wanted, Baby Sitting, Phone 611-R nolia. Pb. A. K. Besaatlar, Flor­ - G ia n . Mahogany, Aluminum 71S-R-4 after 6 p.m. ist. 212. • Alia several used Boats and 26—HELP WANTED—FEMALE 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Gator Trailers. WAITRESS — Apply Tomeh ton's Efficiency apartment, air-condi­ Mow will you SWAP? Drug Stors, Mr. Clark. HAYNES Office Machine Co., tioned. H a ). 17-82 S. SlumberHow will you TRADE? Mwrltari, adding machine*, land Court. Curb gtrli. apply la parson to Your old motor. •i-KaaUla, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. Plg'n Whistle. For a batter grade. MAYFAIR — 2 bedroom house. Your Ealarm4a dealer Good Used Office Desks from 836. Large yard. Call 1450-J after 28—MALE or FEMALE ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Used portable and standard size 8 p. m. 844 K. let St. Phono 886 typewriters from *16. BUSINESS IS GOOD 3-Rcdrootn unfurnished house. No POWELL'S UNITED FARM AGENCY, ,12—TRAILERS kitchen equipment, 200 French Largest advertisers of ranch, Office Supply Ave. Phone 148-J. es, farm s, country real sa­ 11T S. Magnolia I t will pay YOU to aao ua before Phone 888 u te , with a record of more . you buy. Open Eveniaga and If interested in apartment, elaan47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD than 30 y a r n honorable aorv. t Dundafft. er than average, elose-in. SEE ice, la now seeking tins right I B ta u tfo n a tte r Balsa Jimmy Cowan. Phone 816. man or couple lo u k a over tha Palaika, Fla. Sanford territory. Complete 3-ROOM lakritont apL Hot water. Trailer. Sale-Bent. Ph. 666-XRtraining, adequate super vision 640 mo W. Muter*ve. Lake Mary. and advertising support to as* Furnished cottaie by week or sure suceaaa. No Investment • BUSINESS month. Ph. 3010-W-l. rrquired. ’Real estate axperiSERVICES ence nnt necessary — assis­ Nrw Smyrna ocean fro n t On*, tance given in securing license HERE ARE JUST A FEW two bedroom apte., reasonable. flH -B E A U T T PARLORS Inquiry alto Invited from ItOF THE MANY SAVINGS McGrath, Box 1411, Coronado rented talesman or orokera Modem Alr-eondittooed Sato* Station, Naw Smyrna Reach, w Beautiful Dinette Set*. Choice or mho want to increase their Tel. 109S-M. H uT ieU ’e R ealty Nuuk 11 Table Tops and 18 Chair business by (hiring in tha 8ta a , Qek Ph. n cover* . . . Complete with 4 Large, clean, furalahed apL I benefits nf UNITED 1 nation­ cnairs .. ................................... wide program. Write today! IT—BUILDING - REPAIRS adult*. 411 Park Ave. UNITED FARM AGENCY PAINTING Bax 638. Crystal River. Fla. 3 BEDROOM unfurnished house, kitchen equipped. Fenced yard. finishing, If—SALESMEN—AGENTE FLOOR landing ___ ____ 2616 Elm. ring S aaiCleaning, waxing. Barring And—Beautiful 34-Pe Dinncrwaro ■sola county aloe# IMS. *2000 daily, Sell Luminous Door Close-in furnished apt, 312 Oak. S o t ........................... Plate*. Write Reeve!, Dept., H. M. Glaasoo, Lake Mary Phono 296-M. No. 16(1, Attleboro, Mats. Free FREE 0 W e r painting call Mr. Taakar, Samples. Furnished two bedroom house VXR. near Base. Call 1A26-M. 21—WORE WANTED—MALE Handsome Bedroom Special Repair work I Homo alteration!! Ro*e Court Apts. Unfurnished 8Vanity with large Mirror No Job too amslL Flniahad carp­ WORK WANTED rnom apt. Kitchen equipped. Panel Red enter will give prompt service. MAN with family wants work. Phono 1494, Che«t nf Drawers Phone 1388-J, Rollin* k Slagle. Experienced in produce, hut • t —WANTED TO RENT will accept anything you have. a ‘ McR AN E Y-SMITH PAINTS For information on itatus write "**• 1- or 2-bedroom apt. or house. BUS S. Park Phoaa 1803 to Box LZ. Sanford Herald. Furnished or kitchen equipped. 80-PIANO U R VICE Adult* only, permanent. P.O. FINANCIAL Rox 623, Sanford. New Ralertlon of— f t 1 . 1 . Sill — PI-no Technician 614850 Sofas (Foam Rubber) li-INKURANCR This la a free p a n to the MovieV Phoaa 2114 Route I, Sanford 108.00 Sofa Rod! ....... .......... Had Rida-In Theatre for Mra. Matching Chain ...... Vhii u a free pat a to tha Movla. Charles Gross. Exp. Aug. 30, Preferred Ratos to Pra4errod land Rida-In Theatre for Helen 1118. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Policyholder* Mann. Ezp. data Aug. SO, 18*0. had 4 Magnolia, Ph. 1282 John William* In*. Agoaty Caeaor HELL "Rod Bamberger" Mgr. 417 Saafard Allaolk Book CWOOSE GOOD WO R K E R S Aaythtag Ope a Maoday’s Ul 1:28 p. as. M through Clasaiilfd ads. Let an Wit* A VISIT OUR BALCONY experienced ad-writer aaeiat you SWAP ANVTR1NC! Just place rOR WIDE CHfMCEiof buyers, FOB QUICK ACTION ua* CUtaiJUST CALL had ada to eell. real hire. Call Classified ada. Phono U21 tor a renters, workers, use want Ada. 1121 Phone 1621 to plac* ’em. _ helpful ad-ante. Empty? AM Mather of Sanford J i a STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE REAL ESTATE •1—ACRE AGB Frl., Aug. 10. 1956,. P ag t 7 87—BROKERS sad REALTORS 74 Acres on Raautiful Shores Lake Monroe. Edward F. Lane, Ph. 2190. U —HOMES fffflT -fr i t i i i i i i r 688 MONTHLY TOTAL PRICE *8,700 Tmxs N lU if i i i t l i l Only 864.38 Monthly with Home­ stead Exemption after Jan, lit. WHY PAY RENT 2 Bed Room Houtas ready for you Buyi thia beautiful 3-Bcdroom ma­ tn move In, FHA approved, con­ home. Parquet floors, crete Block CMStructton, so x 117 sonry three years old and well pre­ ft. lot. Close In, for ai little a t served. Comfortable Florida 8300 Down and *45 per Month. room, car porie, utility room. Including principal, interest, in­ Terms available. surance 4 taxes. Total P r l e c 67.176.00. Open for your Inspec­ tion, 412 Orange Ave. Cell or Se* I. E. Batten. A. B. TETERSON Phones 631 or 685 Broker A iioclatri: A. B. Peterson 518 Valencia Drive Jr., T. J. Chesterton, Garfield flanfonf, Fla. Willett*, John Meitch and R. W. Williams. A. C. Doudney, Lend Surveyor. 116 N. Park Ave. Phone 1138 BEAUTIFUL HOMES—FOR SALE LOW DOWN. PAYMENT Beautiful 2 Bedroom Homes built by— Alexander ft Stringer (THREE) ODHAM ONE 4 T U D O R , Inc. YEAR OLD Lika View Horns 3 Bedrooms, Oak flqors, concrete block construction, outstanding value. *16,600. Good terms. I can build your home, remodel, FRENCH AVE. SPECIALS repair or build your addition to House 4 Lot. 85.2M.oo. Terms. your p rtitn t home. Financed at House 4 Lot 63,760.00. Terms. 4% interest, over ■ reasonable period time. FARMS LETS TALK IT OVEE Check with ua for farms, fully T. R. Means Gen. Contractor equipped, ready to go. Term*. E. Celery Ave. Ph. 1430-M. Also acreage, large or small. Saa us for French Ave. Property REAL ESTATE DRIVE1N 2644 French Ave, J. W. HALL. REALTOR 3-Bedroom concrete block hems. Johnny Walker, Aaaeelata Kitchen equipped. Living room, "Call Hall". Phopa 1761 balk With tub 4 shower. Full sita screen porch. RL 2, Rox NEAR SCHOOL 532-A, Ph. 288-J. 3-Redroom, *2.000 Down. Attrac­ tive nearly new frame home. Til* 2-BEDROOM homo with carporte, bath, kitchen equipped. Month­ porch and utility mom, Frigldatro appliances, 6226 down. ly payment* 660. LOWELL E. OZIER OZIER REALTY CO. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Laura R. Ozler, Broker Hazel M. Field, Asioclato 8801 So. Orlando Dr. Phone 1368 EVENINGS: 3116 and 780 Balldor - Phao* 1261 Offlcot 3861 B. Orlaado Dr. *VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING •LOW DOWN PAYMENTS ’LOW MONTHLY PA I’MENTS Mtir to Yuri Wfshfog i* write a nadicat pip*! skew an anaaaal eta* «( dtrwatiilt ha had mstad 10 yean hafata, a flaw Odtaai daeiar found ha was unablt ta pick tha womsn’a racetd (too his file* haciuit he'd forgotten her nsne, A Clt it died Ad In (ha New Orlttat Tioea-Picsj-imt ft Ststas quickly located lha (oewer pwleat, Ure. D»mc (. .IH H a n ■W »|W iH aw >MIFlW rita ix iiiu u u ,m 8*19 DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS SEE and COMPARE CULLEN AND HARKEY ODHAM 4 TUDOR. INC. Builders of Fine Homes For Florida Living BEAUTIFULLY Designed Thra* And Four Bedroom Homs* I 4 S bathi Varied Selection of Plana Avail­ able. Priced From 111,300 to 824,000 VA (GD-FHA 4 FHA lnairvlea Fiaaaetog. HOMES AVAILABLE: South Plneereit ... . Sanford, Fla. Grove M anors........ Sanford, Fla. Valencia Vifas Viijaa . . . . DcLand, Fla. SALES SALES OFFICE 2826 S. French Ave. Phone 2100 4 8380 After 8:00 p. ra. Call 2371-W 1*8 N. Park Avo. Phans 2211 ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Fatal* Broker Phono £171 17-82 6t Hiawatha Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MCRO REALTORS IN I Park Ava Phono £7 or 146 S acrai of blih dry fertile ground, 1300 acre. Within a mil*a of San­ ford. Only trouble, read right of way needs bulldozer. For Rent — 3 Bedroom homes In nice sectioni. *80-1110 mo. W. H. " B u r STEM PER Gar Allan, Associate Arietta Price, Associate Realtor — Central Insaraart Phoaa 2122 111 N. f a rk Ava. k e n n e t t H T hlack Registered Real Estate Broker 1009 E. 2nd. Phono 1688 ITS CASH-ON-TKE-QUICK thru Classified ads. To sell, buy, 3-Bedroom home 11100 down. trade, hire, recover a lost a r­ Monthly payment* 633.18. Equipticle. Phone 1121. d with WeeUngbouM kite ban, ndf, has tar, faacad back PET MURING? Let The Banted yard, screened porch. Vacancy Herald "Loot Ad" Rad it. That's by the 16th. Payment not du* until the P in t. Call 1813-W. 118 hnw one boy got hla puppy back, too. Phone 1121. Rosalia Dr. K FOB SALK ar rant — 3 bedroom C B boas*. One block from Pinteroat School. Pbona 3113-XJ. 100x330 lake front lot. Crystal Point, U k a Mary. Pk. 303 or IP IT IS BEAL ESTATE aak Crumley 4 MoaUlth a t ll? South Park, Phono m They Know 11 Pay* To Usa CUaalllad. 1* J X • * meters ■' 'ida#h‘i ' JII d *8 . 1 M* *|# *t *R ^ hi 1.4*d 4 1 ' 1 D. Habit* able i r . ' 1 ^ !i 38. Open­ . *•; • • ings i i * 4»ji# (anat.) »V ' B,f 9 • ) m4 39. Chine** kdllH I I 1 »i ' river \ ’ll J • )(l 30. Uni ) <iji i i :iikj Im­ f Mterdsr'a la iv t pair­ ed 33. Eaker 38, Succor 36. Aaubtto , (geol.) omanattoB 33. Hilla Ida 40. Spotlad i 41. ------------Ar8*% dugouto movie (Fr.) octree* ; 31 Edible 43. Coxyrooaftj motluskt ///J M 4i Cl V /• TT X I.UVKLY CRYSTAL LAKH HimUKUAN HUMK Comfnrtahle country living only a lew minutes from town. Nice grounds of over an acre all Pkssta 1331 1300 MaUaavilla landscaped with bearing citrus trees, provide the background fur this beautiful 3-bedroom home. Two full tile baths, Flor­ ida room and separate dining room. All elerlrlc kitchen, dou­ ble car port* and double ga­ rage, ami all fronting on tha nrelilol lake In Centrnl Florida. ARE YOU I CO KING FOR A ATTRACTIVE TERMS NEW HOMEY Consult A REALTOR First By J ( f *J f IJ 1I »• • £4. Cubic a. Monetary I. Armtd unit (Lit.) conflict! 8 Oilnch-hhe 8. Jump hlrd 9. Custom 7. Warp-yam 10. Circuit S. Mottled, 13. Lixard a i a hora* 13. Under•- Angle mad* ground by a fault ahoot. as vain (gaol.) apotato tl.Trigona 14. Watte land (A*tron.) 18. Twice 19. Tuesday (prefix) (*bbr.) 17. Bator* 19. Steamship 18. Slav (abbr.) 32. P u t 30 Lean-to 33. Klndof rock 3t. Boy's name 34. Aitrlngant 33. Gatherings of neighbors fruit 37. Remnants for work of cloth 38- Pnaumatla tubes 30. Fish 31. Equivoca­ tion 33.Tree (India) 38. Radium (aym ) ST, Building for horse* 39. Subsided 43. Per. to (ho ear 44. Bondsman 48. Give wavy appearance » to • 48. Prime minister of W England 47. Rutaian itawa agency DOWN l.B at 3. Degrade B. Hoorfroot 4. Covered with stars Try and Stop Mo A. K> SHOEMAKER, JR. Tha Homes Built h tv v 08UANI! Real Estate 4 Insurance Mrs. Lourine Messenger, Assoc. 10T Magnolia Ave. Th. 16 OWNER LEAVING TOWN YOU can buy with LOW DOWN Want* to «ell equity for 81975 PAYMENT and assume VA (Gl) which Includes furnishings, TV' Mortgage i t 4ti% Interest with set and automatic washer. FHA low monthly payment!. Mtg.. payable at 633 monthly. Horn* has 2 bedrooms, porefi, LOCATION----ear porie, utility room. Situa­ ted In good location. SOUTH P I N E C R E S T Robert A. Wdllau*i, Realtor Raymond Lundquitt, Associate end Phoaa 1171 Atlantic Bank Bldg. BEL-AIR Sections READY TO MOVE INTO I Bedroom home, completely SEE US TODAY furnished, f6.660.00. TERMS. O F F IC E ............ 3625 French Ave. PHONE....................2100 and 2880 3 Bedroom home, l ' i lots, good shade, concrete Block. Very aperial price, *9,760.00. Excellent term*. YES. MR. FARMER U n i |k U n i M BA LL R EA LTY RAYMOND M. BALI, OSCAR M. HARRISON REG. BROKHAS B. D. HlghJeyman, Asioeiata 804 Sooth Park Ave. Phone I $139.00 $119.95 THE SANFORD HERALD It Pay* To Usa Classified. B K N N IT T C IR P - CONNECTICUT REPORTER, a bit too whimsical to bob*-! lleved without queallon, reports that a wealthy squire e l Litchfield abandoned his Cadillac in favor of a Utile Job. The reason: he dearly loves a cup of hot tea every now and so often- Hc’i d is­ covered that the tiny Teu­ ton car curias a 3-quart aluminum tank which you attach to the exhaust fan, (Ul with water and heat lo a boil. Add a tea bag in a cup, and (preato!) you're ready for refreshment tn a Jiffy anywhere along the road. , A fly, developed in the i 1 ointment—o r tee, however. A cop watched with un­ feigned horror while the motoriftdrew off ft pen ef hot * one day, and concluded he wee drinking—gaaoUnel "One of those foreign nuta," decided the cop, u l hluU poor tea-drinker off lo face a judge, A a • • ' Bad Smith data** • peaalmiat aa ax optimist m to r. from a racetrack. e 1164 hy Baaaatt C ett Distributed by Blag Fasten* 1 T I L I 'BY DfiBOnUL IC K TTLIMCONTRACTOR A P ES DIAL ISBferi IlH-W BKACnVT TOUB BATKBOOM WITH CKBAW C Your House Leak? C B . i r Stucco, call T ED B U R N ETT The Painter HE CAN FIX IT! P b t M * 1 M D bjtb ... IMS-M Niffrti /> ...... ^ ^ I t —ROOFING and PLUMBING �____ - ►•wovo.': - ■■ '• — 91 R egular Hurricane Warning Stations G et Backstopping DO. occur noted, TAMPA IT—The three regular cauae hurricane warning station* on the them. lower florida West Coast win (a t backstopping this *<*»oo from a chain of auxDlary stations. W. E. Maugham, meteorologist of the Tampa weather Bureau, said coaatal auxiliary stations hare been set up a t SC Petersburg. Clearwater, Gulfport, Bradenton and Boca Grande. Further Inland, rolunteer* In a number of towns will gather data on tropical storms after they leave the coast. Tho regular stations are a t Tam­ pa. Port Myers and Crow City. All reports will go to tho hurricane forecast center at Miami. 2nd Tro p ical Storm O f Season Boiling Up In A tlan tic MIAMI t i t — A hurries no watch vaa osdated today Car the Leeward By TBB ASSOCIATED PRESS Once again the Gainesville G* Mea bars shaken off a challenge to their lead In the Florida State League and today thay stand alooe a t the head of the baseball standings. The shutout pitching of Hal By* Jfuaa and home tuns by John Rid* dl# and Jim McKnlght gave Gslnssrfll# an 1-0 victory over Palatka last night. Cocoa dropped out of a first place tie on a SO loss to Leesburg, getting only two hits off BUI Gergstrasser. St. Petersburg bounced back In­ to the first division and tied Man Comes Home West Palm Beach for third plaea when the Saints beat Daytona With 24 Orphans Beach 74 and Orlando spilled PORTLAND, Ore. OH — Harry West Palm Beach 10-4. Holt calne home yesterday with Palatka got nine hits off Gaines* 24 more orphans lathered by GIs villa but couldn't bracket them In Korea. into a scoring punch. Gainesville's The Cresswell, Ore., farm er has 10 hits Included, in addition to tho adopted eight himself and found homers by Jtiddl* and McKnlght, 1homes on the West Coast for ?0 a bases loaded triple by Roberto others. H e m ra . Holt laid tna abandoned tots get Leesburg got all its runs off harsh treatment in Korea because Cocoa la tba first inning. A walk, of their mixed parentage. He Don Carter's double and Jerry gtoricw u u s K k u t oivxn that hopes to rescue 140 more now be­ —n u n to C h s s t s r XSS. r l w ^ s William's boma run gave Berg* K u u i . * . 1**1. fo llo w in g S w c i b- strasser all the runs b* needed. ing cared for at an orphanage In #0 lo ed eT a g e m ib o l* C o iia ty . F lo rin * Seoul before a refugee relief act • 111 be offereO f a r so le , » • n u b ile Coeoa’a only bits were singles by s a u r y f o r th e b 1«n•« l **< * • • ‘ « •* k Chuck Howard and Gene Cockrell. expires a t the end of the year. He bM a t lb # fre e * Ooor o f Ib o ao m leo i# Orlando rattled 11 h lu off three estimated there are 1,900 auch West Palm Beach pitchers, includ­ youngsters In Korea. Holt’s 19-year-old daughter, Bar­ & T * . , I t N f a D»sl5 ^ - w iisfi) ing a triple and double by Jim bara, helped him take cars of the ■lb If A? P. Cbajpoll • asbOivuion Mathews. Gene Callaway gava up 21 new arrivals on thrlr flight fr ho iaHr aI*A* RSwioii n*t Book IX hits but only one walk and »l *nd r u t Bock « spaced them well enough to win across the Pacific by commercial airliner. The 51-year-old farmer P i ^ r U l i Z V a C S o u th S a n fo rd easily. i f . l g b U A d d lU iS F U l B o o k S P a g . St. Petersburg combined six hits hid one of his recurring heart attacks after the plane left Hono­ lA \ t W h t l . * of NBU of NRU le la tho second for five runs and lulu but appeared to have recov­ Daytona Beach never was able to seventh ered when It landed here yester­ catch up, losing day. straight. YESTERDAY’S RESULTS GtlnesviUo • Palatka 0 Leesburg 3 Cocoa 0 Orlando 10 W. Palm Beach 4 n** nuiiB C le rk o f th e C lr c a lt C e u r t St. Petersburg 7 Dayton* Beach 3 g em ln n l* C o u n ty , F lo r id a TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE Daytona Beach at St. Petersburg B e I t k n o w n t h a t I. It. A ORAY, Cocoa at Leesburg t e r t i a r y o f a u to o f Ibo a u to of West Palm Beach at Orlando lo r U a d a h e re b y g i r o no lle* t h a t OBNKRAL, KLKCTION w ill be Palatka at Gainesville ■Id to glifilNoLB C o u n ty , g l a i e of STANDINGS lo r id a . o n T n e o d a r a * a t su c c e e d in g W L Pet. i t f i r s t M onday la N o v em b er, A. Team " l i s t t b s Befit T u e sd a y b e in g tb * Gainesvllla 32 IS .GG7 g l X T M D A T WP X O V B H B B B by P r e s id e n t e f t b e U n ited g u l e s Cocoa 31 U .MS o r v ie * r r e d d e s t e f (b e U n ite d W. Palm Beach 21 23 J l l 21 23 .511 W U n ited d u t e e g e e t t o e t r e a t tb * St. Petersburg S t a l e e f F lo r id a Palatka 24 21 J 00 h r M e e re e sn U llv e l a C e n g re s e e f Leesburg 24 24 .300 t a e a tk C o n a re e e lo s a l U le trlc t b y F b e r ^ f t l J u e tlc .e o f Ib o g u y Daytona Beach 18 30 .375 Orlando 14 34 .232 b y G o v e rn o r by by be 'o r 'o r fo r g e s r e u r y of S U te C o m p tro lle r C am m lealn n e r o f A g r ic u ltu r e g u t * T ro e su re r a t t o r n e y (le n e re t S u o e r ia le n d e n t o f F u b lle l a - In H. JAMES GUT AGENCY A U T O LOAN S ure knows as wriakUag. DON'T, -do anyoutdoor painting too aoon after a rain or when the humidity la high or a t an early, morning hour when there le a heary dew. ___________ Annual August Sale 1 DAY ONLY- SATURDAY AUC. 11th BARG A IN S! BARGAIN S! BARGAIN S! 'Cinderella & Kate Greenway' SAVE % . . . Save even More. Hundreds of Dresses, Coats, Blouses Sweaters, Skirts, Sportswear, Underwear, and Children's Wear liced a t Vs and less than Vi of former prire«! Downs of items not sted. This-is our BIG once a year almost give away Sale. Como early to get best choice. EXTRA SALES PEOPLE TO SERVE YOU! ALL SALES FINAL S CHILDREN'S DRESSES { 1.98 3-98 A fflV 51 LOVELY NEW COTTON DRESSES Formerly 10.95 to 14.95 c \ N 1 n ( f Were 2.98 8.98 — 5 98 Buy for School, for party, for play wear. No Iron cottons, chambrays, nylons, ginghams, some with crinolines. Also party organdies. Sizes for Toddlers 1 to 8. Children 3 to 6x and Girls 7 to 14. B G Choose from Famous names like Georginnnn. Betty Hartford or Bobbie Brooks. Pick Jacket Dresses, Sunbacks, prints, sheet's or solid colors. See these Prettlest-ever Voilds, Ginghams, Chambrays and Lawns. Save 4.00 to 8.00 on each Dress. Sizes 9 to 17, 12 to 20, 1414 • 24 «/i. NYLON. DACRON And COTTON BLOUSES 1.w 2 Were 2 98 3.98 — 5.98 Miracle Dacron or Nylon that needs no ironing, peasant styles, tailored or Dressy, sleeve­ less or short sleeves. Sizes 32 to ONLY 4 9 BETTER DRESSES 14.95 to 19.95 COTTON BLOUSES Here are some of the finest dresses in the store by Doris Dodson, Mynette, Georgianna and Bobbie Brooks. Choose Galey & Lord Gingham. Pol­ ished chnmbrays. T j a s tie C h a m b r a y s , Embroidered Lawns. Dacron blends and New Dark Cottons. Sav* $4-00 to 9.00 on each Dress. Sizes for Juniors, Misses and Women. 2 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT JA.MES a GUT f ° r LADIES SUITS VALUES TO 24.95 Linen, Shantung, woolens, dacron mixture*, styled 4jy Bobbie Brooks and Petti* By Catalina, Queen Casual, Bobble Brooka Cotton knit, cords, broadcloth, denim. SHORTS, PEDDLE PUSHERS, BER­ MUDAS, T-SHIRTS VALUES TO 7 98 DRESSES 5 -5 0 i Print or Solid Color Cotton SKIRTS i » % di For School and all-year w ear; sm art cotton, Butcher Rayons. Polished Cottons, Voiles, Dimities, and Rayon Crepes. AU. sizes. Aseec. DRESSES Lowest Cott * DO. . .select the right paint lor the Job, keeping in mind that there are many special-purpose paints on the market and more being Intro­ duced all the time DONT. . .apply too thick a coat, either indoors or outdoors, since HESE'S THE SALE ALL SANFORD WAITS FOR! 3.99 to 8.98 General Insurance ,,U . .1 by scrap! undine hole* anti or plastic D O .. j Buy one for each day of school. Rayon Shantungs, TJmiif C.inghnnu, Brond cloths, Chambrays. Famous brand names Included. All sizes. t h e G r e a t Heel o r th e S t a t e e f F lo rid a , a t T a lla h a sse e , t h e C a p ita l, th i s t h e l l r d g a y R. A. d r e y P K C n K T A h T O F STA TU DO. special preparation made lo r that porpooe and be sure aB mildew and fungus growth a re washed otL DO. . .use a priming eoat when the directions call for It, remem­ bering that this sometimes is the difference between an excellent re* SPORTSW EAR In g J u s t ic e D l s t r l r t a V la i I . «, * T e s tim o n y W h e re o f f have h e re u n to e e l m y heed an d a f . « * & ),U,r* PAINT TROUBLES , Jtnow that palat trouble* when fundamental* are Iffeither unkowingly or be* the painter doe* not heeJ My Riijkltri al D is tr ic t F o r T w o M e m b ers o f th o H o u s e e f R e p re s e n ta tiv e * e r C o u n ty J u d g e o r C le r k e t Ih e C ir c u it C o u rt o r B b e rirr o r C o u n lr A sse s so r o f T e a s* o r T a g C o lle c to r o r C o u n lr H u p e r l n u a d s e t o f Foblie In s tr u c tio n F o r S u p e rv is o r o f T t.g le tre tln n F o r C o u n ty F ro e e ru t i n g A lln re e y F o r I M em ber* n r Ih e B o a rd of C o u n ty C o m m issio n e rs F e r « M e m b e r. o f l b s C o u n ty B o a rd - o f F u b lle I n s tr u c tio n F o r J u s t i c e o f Ih e F o s s e la a n d • f o r t h e fo llo w in g D is tr ic ts , T i n F . ; O s n e U b le In an d f o r I h e fo llo w . Home Repairs Dos, tailored or flared styles. Cords, Butcher Rayons, Broadcloth, Prints. Priced now a t |1.98 to 4.98 FORMERLY 2.98 — 12.98 Size* 24-38 s a n ep r d Jacket Dresses, Flared Skirt, Sheath Dreases for home or street wear. Cotton prints, chambrays, failles. All sizes. CHILDREN'S SWIM SU ITS EARLY BIRD SPECIALS •!! . ON SALE 9 A. M. SATURDAY Limited .Quantity. ' CHOPPING f O H LESS M O N E Y ^ VALUES TO 3.98 STUDENTS! Iadudag row-crop attachm ent shown ard power take-off drive. New heavy-duty graas and windrow aUarhmenU available. Mwe eeMeO**the*** pUbeet *eMm> ONLY 8! TOPPERS « DUSTERS 5.00 EACH REGULAR PRICE 8-98 H A YN ES O F F IC E M A C H IN E C O . CATALINA BEA GULL 50% dl COTTON DRESSES H I R E S I ASTIR 507o off WOMEN’S SWIM SU IT S A SANFORD TRACTOR < a C > IMPLEMENT CO. Short loo and full length. Size* 10 to 24. 1 .0 0 CHILDREN’S Each % DKE88ES SKIRTS AND SWEATER8 * 1 . 7 0 p jn g x g , WOMEN’S Pocket Booki ( 2 9 8 V aloo) LADIES’ Underwear Nylon gowns, shortle pajamai s l i p s hall-glipa. Broken sizeg at colon. REGULAR 3. 98 • 9.98 Now Reduced �Shop and Save In Sanford ~ g s r * " r rt» ----------- — S a n to ro HANFORI), FLORIDA Ettabliahed 1908 3 A utos Involved In Wreck Britain Goes Ahead With Canal Conference Plans Minus Egypt Giants' Dormitory To Be Constructed By1St. Pete Firm J jW J D A Y ^ J J G U J ^ S ^ M ^ A M K lltH Press Leased Wire No. 160 Democrats O pen Nominating Confab Woman Held At Jail For Fatal Stabbing City Board Faces 7-llem Agenda Playoff To Decide Baseball League Second Place Team «si—*,M" For DrUvory * Sunday a t U:1S p. m. three au­ tomobiles ware Involved la a wreck on 8. Sanford Av# on the comer by the stoplight Involved was a 1955 Chevrolet driven by Constance D. Yount to. ♦ LONDON - Britain today* of 104 Laurel Ave., a 1X54 Ford went ahead with plans for a Sues' sedan driven by Albert Thomas Canal conference without Egypt Baker age II, from VAH-t NAS; and airlifted more troops to the and a 1155 Ford Sunliner converti­ Mediterranean. ble driven by Calvin David Car­ ter, 37, of >00 Edinburgh Avt.„ President Carnal Abdel Nasser Winter Park. yesterday rejected the British in­ vitation to the mealing opening It was reported that all of the here Thursday and proposed in­ vehicles were going north on S. A 31-yeer-old Negro woman Ittstead a broader parley of 45 mari­ Sanford Ave., with the Chavrolet belng held in the Seminole Coun­ time powers using the Sues to re­ in front of the Ford sedan and ty Jail after stabbing to death State Road Department Engi­ affirm freedom of shipping through John Burton IV this morning re­ the Ford convertible following. Eddie Lee Worthington, a Negro neers are badly checking la d min­ the cans]. vealed that approval had been re­ The Chevrolet stopped with the man, It wai reported. ute detail* In preparation for the Western diplomats acknowledged ceived from the owners of tha proper algnal in order to make a Ida Mae Brown whoee address Interstate Route Traffic Survey tha Egyptian itroogman'a bid New York Glanta to proceed with right turn and the Ford sadan did was given aa S. W. Bold, 15th which begins on Aug. 15. The sur­ would complicate the deliberation! the signing of the contract for not ice the eignal until too late. St., fatally stabbed Worthington vey will be conducted In both of tha 22 nations scheduled to meet the Giants’ dormitory based on a It stopped euddenly and the Ford in Willi* Bailey'a Beer Garden Seven item* are on the agenda in London. They said it might slightly reduced version of the convertible,, which was following Seminole and Volusia Counties, too closely hit the sedan. The ae. 10:35 Saturday night Tha worn- for the regular meeting of the d . W. Barr, State Road Depart­ force the Western Big Three to building. an 1* reported to be blind. She stmlnole County Board *f City modify their demands for internament Engineer who Is directing the The actual signing of the con* dan waa knocked forward and ran tinnal management of the canal. Into the Chevrolet, survey, states that the study is be­ tract will be made upon verifica­ ™ ‘l u T - s s s :\ s *™m l Th. Injured was Calvin D. Carter lol|y. will get underway at I o'clock In ing performed for a dual purpose These source* thought Ne»aer*a tion of some figures submitted proposal—sctming to concede the , , , . _ I the City Commission Room at City He aays: " i t will provide data nec­ eirlier by the low bidder, De W itt1J r‘ age five, with abrasions inWorthington waa rushed to The jj |j essary for the planning of a portion need for an International guaran­ Furncll It Spicer. It Is expected j *lde tha mouth. Seminole Memorial Hospital but of tbs proposed Interstate Highway tee that the canal would remain that tha contract will be signed Items for the board to consider Albert Baker was charged with died early Sunday morning. The and it will also provide information open—appeared to reduce the pos­ the latter part of this week. failure to keep proper lookout and weapon used was a £ i l r t knifed • " * l sibility of Western military action requested by Volusia County and Burton stated that the building to Calvin Carter wna charged with Saturday afternoon Deputy M. to settle the crisis created by SeU v tha City of DeLand necessary for be built will consist of approxi­ following too closely. Patrolman Chief J' ' northwest / J " ' 1 -corner o( examining the feasibility of a truck Egypt's nitionaliistion of the wa­ mately to bedroom* whereas the L. E. Rock was investigating off! R. _ McClelland. bi _, nDeputy, " . . . Ji . . ,i ™m y -on “the terway. my Singl tary and Deputy "J*ck O m m erclal St . and Holly Av e c o n route, a by-pass, an arterial street Prime Minister Eden and his bids were received on a building ccr from the Sanford Police De­ (Andy) Evans, armed * . deration of a request of the city aEttem or soma, other facility to of approximately 100 bedrooms partment. search warrant, enured the home t ) rellnqulih M cU|m 1o ,ha c|ly serve traffic In the DsLand vi­ closest aides studied the Egyptian Otherwise the building will follow counterplan closely. The first ofof Norman Jones 4* who*. , lrk i t 9th St. and French Ave. cinity.’' the original plans, Burton reitera­ address ia reported to be 150* W. lf ,t f in bc (or bu>infM J e . ficisl reaction was that tho Lon­ In order to determine the travel don conference will ba held as ted, Educational Aids 11th Place. sclopment; consideration of a rep a tte n s, motorists will be stop­ It la expected that tha building planned without Egypt and Greece The men found In Jone*' pos- curat for street lights on Faloma ped at points on all major high­ will be finished some time in Feb­ For Sightless Told session cuba books, tirkeU and Ave. qntl on Madera Ave.—<approxways in Volusia and Seminole the only two countries of tho 2(4 ruary. The owners did not disclose invited to decline to attend. money bags conUining $110.47. J lately six): consideration of bid* Counties. They will be asked ques­ the bid amount. By Lions Speaker He was arrested and released *’r xlr-condltlonlng and heating in tions designed to determine the be­ In Paris, the French Foreign CASSELBERRY—WUllem A. Let- on a cash bond of 1300. P°,lc« Ration ■n[> ln the c ginning and ending points of their Ministry alio mads It plain that S n, 20.) ear-old resident and almost * | | boll; approval of vouchers; cntialdimmediate trips. These points plans were gnlng ahead for Thurs­ i Also over the weekend Ike alter-, Edward G. Cox ntally blind since birth, gave a talk day’s conference. vdmpa interviewing takes place are Thursday night before the Lions Iff* office located Erie p',ff w,,*| t, purchase city-owned property at A giant British airlift of troops— called Interview Stations. « ... „said w to shave . . vb "Jumped bond" No£ hweit wm'er of french Ave. Club on the educational advant­ was put off twice last week—began A Station will be operated for no carrying troops to the Middle East in Johnson City, Tenn, age* provided for (he sightless. and Commercial Street; and mis­ more than 11 hours. A separate Toff waa taken Into custody cellaneous business from the floor. from ths south of England. It was Letton, a graduate of The Florida crew of men will be assigned to an School for the Deaf and Blind at July 2, and released later on a believed most ware bound for Mal­ eight hour shift, with three shifts SI. Augustine, expect* to enter $5,000 bond. He was charged with ta and Cyprus. la each 14 hour period. A State Florida State University this fall "molesting a minor." Four big troopships, packed with Rotary All-Stars Highway Patrolman will be as­ guns, tanka and men, already where he will become a phyilcal The 60-year-old man, whose ad­ signed to each station and will be were cn route to the troubled education major. Hi* ambition U With four teams so closely bunch' to obtain a PhD degree In that dress is given as LongWood, waa Meet Princeton In attendance at all times. The in­ taken Into custody July I, but was area, rd at the finish of the regularly terviewing will extend over a par­ reported to have left the atate. Twice Last Week Nasser announced Egypt’s rejec­ scheduled games of the Lake- field. ted of approximately three weeks, token of appreciation for Sunday at • p. m. Ed C. Glober The Sanford Rotary "All-Stars" m lh statistical work to bo perform* tion of the London invitation In a Orange League for the second theAea *atlita nee given blind person* 6Q-year-old Negro waa Uken Into Baseball team composed ofiboya In •d in the Statq Road Department page atalament read from tba r*ustody by Constable George the 13-15 year age group took part speaker’s offices at the end of that tip*. Kelley of Ovlodo and put In tho last week in two ball games which Because of the rapid growth of Fariram rffT o Seminole County Jail after Kelsey they and their opponents, the all over tha world. team win be declared the runnerthe State of Florida and of this sue of a year's subscription ha re had "chased him from Oviedo to Princeton Ball Club of Orlando, will He denied that Egypt's aetiure up. particular region, the information ceived. Subicquent copies will also Midway." long remember. gained from this traffic study will of the Sues eanal, operators of Aa matter* now eland, the see be presented the club, which he The man’s address was given as Last Tuesday afternoon on the be of great Importance in the fu the canal for nearly a century ond, third, fourth or even fifth hope* can be passed on to some Rt. T, Box 3X0, Hanford ami he grounds of the Princeton team, turn planning of highways and imperiled free navigation through team In tha present standing* coul* other sightless person. was charged with D. W. I., Reck­ who, hy the way, have suffered the waterway. routes. Eari H. Seeley, formerly of In­ only three defeats in their last With the cooperation of the real* "Egypt always has owned the due to the cloaeneee of the race, dianapolis, became a Cub Lion, and less Driving and Hit and Run. 14 games, the Sanford hoys went KeDay chased Glober from Ovie­ wind up aa the number two team. ts of Seminole and Volusia canal," be said. " I t ia part of our O. C. Brosal of Sabring, waa a do and before he got to Midway, down hy a score of 3-0 when sties a successful survey can territory. We nationalised the Sanford, now In second place by a guest of President Paul McClure. Adams, outstanding it was staled, he hit a car owned " B u t c h " be made and accurate information nal company which is an Egypt few K ant percentage points, will by Donald Dunn which waa park­ Princeton pitcher hurled a one-hit­ obtained, thus assuring proper ian eompiny under Egyptian law.” therefore meet Eustls here tonight ed In front of Dunn’s Grocery ter Sanford’s pitcher, Ken McMurAaked whether he would agree and will play Mt. Dora there to­ planning for a highway system ray, although charged with the loss, ■tore on Geneva Ave. which win do the most people the to a United Nations guarantee cf morrow night. The latter team It yielded only four hits. Glober waa released on a $950 freedom of navigation of the out of tha running but S inford, August I t In ■ return game played last bond. eanal. ba said: "Tha moat effec­ Eustls Umatilla and Tavares must Admissions Friday afternoon hare, Sanford re­ tive and important guarantee la play off tha rained out games to Mary Carter (Sanford) versed the decision defeating given by the government and determine tha order of succession Wilbur Tyner (Sanford) Princeton 3 0 with McMurray hurl­ Climber Threatens that tba Egyptian people." Ike Urges 'Hard, Martha Jones (Sanford) with tha first four teams qualify­ ing a one hitter this time, and Discharge* Adams giving up only two hits. ing for the play-offs Jue to ita rt Ta Jump From 200 Devoted Work' Spectators are still talking about August to. * Robert Brown (Sanford) key play of the game root Radio Tower Water Supply Given At the completion of the tea»on't Ruby Iwe Gibson (Sanford) From Republicans he played here. In the top of Baby Boy Cihion (Hanford) t t v WEST IB—A man climbed play, tha first round which will be SAN FRANCISCO, « - Repub­ tha seventh inning, Sanford lead­ John William Pugh the beet two out of three games, , to* fort up a Key Wart Naval Boost With Newly licans arriving early to prepare ing 1-0 and with two out, an error (Ormond Beach) will be played on the home grounds *Baaa m U s lower yesterday end Equipped Well for their national convention wero and two walks loaded the bases for Willie Browdy (Oviedo) threatened to Jump but waa talked CASSELBERRY —Water eupply of the first and second place teams g ret tod by ■ call for "hard, de­ Princeton. A heads-up play by Baby Boy Browdy (Oviedo) between the first and third trams voted work" from President Ei­ catcher Dojle Corley who, seeing ngowa by lewdspeaksr and telephone in the Seminole Fark Raceway area and tha second and fourth teams. Barbara Hague and baby senhower. (he runner on first taking a long hat been given a boost, both In eix hem a later. (Sanford) The manner In which four teams Tha President’s message, con­ lead, called for a pitch-out, threw volume and preisure, according to The clim ber Identified himself Dirt tu: are bunched 1* indicated by the fol­ tained in the 160-paga convention t i first with no play being made Baby Boy Gibson as A m ends Pulido. No ehargta superintendent Paul Batei, In com­ lowing ataadlngs: program, declared tho work was ■t that bag, resulting, however, In menting on tha newly equipped well Team W L GB Baby Boy Carter V J® placed pending examination. placed in operation this week. needed "to help make the bright an easy out being completed on M 5 August II promise of tho party’s future more the runner on third, trying to score. l i . Crndr. Phillip C. Du Bots, of­ Bates laid the well had been Apopka Sanford 1C IS II Admiaaioaa than equal to tho record of the The local "All-Blars" will parti­ ficer af the deck, started up the 300- held for emergency use, but in­ Umatilla IS 1 Ciu» Evelyn Baldrce (Sanford) p s it." cipate in tho Lions' Invitational fort tower after spying the man creased demand for water made H Tavares IS 18 114 Edward Duer (Sanford) Ha added " I know our uniud Stale Tournament which will be necessary to cut the well com­ parched ea a catwalk at tha *»Eustls 15 IX II Henry Andre* (Sanford) effort* will bo rewarded with sue- held at Tinker Field In OrlanJo, plete with storage tank and chto* 1ft. Dora I t to II to rt level. Da Bela arid tha tower tins lor, Into the system. Gertrud* Frempton (Sanford) t e n ." starting Thursday, Aug. to and In Local fans a n pulling for tha Lunera Harrison (Lake Mary) sitter threatened to Jump eo the of­ The town recently took over the The convention open* next Mon­ which Sanford has drawn a team Discharge* from Daytona eRaeh. II 1* hoped ficer deaceaded aad sought help in Casselberry Utilities Company by a "Cardinals" to maintain t h e i r day. present runner-up position and InWilliam Ballucna (Sanford) that a large crowd of local baseAddressed to "Republrlan* ev transaction which Involved no coit persuading him to coma down. tercet in the teem "Is almost as Preston Jones (Osteen) erywhere." the message said they'ball fan* will accompany the team, Navy Chaplain Justin Kane and or financial obligation to tha citl- high aa In the Democratic Conven­ Arbutus Bell and Baby Girl tens. Hibbard Cesaelberry, preiiwere embarking "on a new cen*| — — L f ' West physician Allen Shep­ dent of the company, made the tion." Da Bary tury of political action" and called . . * ,. ard talhad to Pulido by public offer end financial arrangements Philip Gracr (Sanford) for "complete dedication to our M C tllO ulS tS jlO tC address system aad talaphone. At involving revenue certificates end Robert Dumas country and a determination that i j T — (Altamonte Springs) Ihe Republican party will constant- I V i C G r i n g S I Onigni kagth the climber allowed a rape bond validation, were handled by Coif Is Answered Ronald Griffin (Sanford) ly grow, In effectiveness aa a The rotnrni-sion on finanre of the to be tto j around him as a sairty Leedy. Wheeler and Alleman of The Sanford F in Department Orlando. It it eapected that all Births political instrument to serve th* r i rit Methodist Church will meet precaution aad cama down ths arrangement* will be complete answered a esU Sunday afternoon Baby Girl Jonca (Sanford) country." , in McKinley Hall tonight a t 7 a t 1:11 p. m. whan a curtain tower Udders without mishap. within the next to days. Aaguat II Republican* are celebrating the o'clock. caught on fir* a t 1M0 Myrtle Ava. A dn itilo ii 100th anniversary of th# pqrty'al 0ffirUl board will meet at It appeared that the curtain hid Mrs. W. B. Richard (SanforJ) formation. 7:3o. E . C , Duer, 85, blown againit an electric stove Williams, Odham and had caused a amall blase. Dios A t Hospital I . 6 Deer, M, passed away at A t Convention LUUe damage was done. tha total hospital after a lingering Volie William* Jr. Democratic delegate from Seminole County and CHICAGO IB— Sen. George Republican* la campaign funds, a liberalised Social Security pro­ BOMB EXFLOMON Smathers of Florida told the Dem- and w* do not have as ready ac­ gram. . Us altemata Brailey OJham left adding: ■INKS YACHT Bara Dec. I, ISU, in Ft. Worth, A hnmh o 'ratlc National Convention today cess to newspaper and magatinc "For working men and women, Sanford Sunday morning for the KYREN1A, Cyprus Tax., ha made hla heme at 411 wa increased tha minimum wag*. ptoslcn today sank a luxury1lh ,t '* • have some difficult fights circulation as they.” convention in Chicago. — ahead" lo tna tiatne. to retain con­ But, ho added, "w* have the For th* farmer, we forced through WllUw Are., tor the part twa Williams is committed to Adlal yacht owaad by CaxL Charles Wor­ trol of Conareas. m on important ingredients for vic­ an improved parity and soil bank B i n . Be waa a retired fanner. thington, wealthy diiaf of tho Bri­ tish security detail assigned to pro­ Nonetheless, he predicted "a tory, We have the lisues, end we program. We adopted protective Mr. Duer to survived by two Stevenson. tneaxurra for Ihe smalt business­ tect Gov. Sir John Harding. Off I stunning Democratic victory in have the men." dajhters, Burial will ha in Oak r?,b fr ,h* presidency on He noted the dote party divi­ man. We rescued th* highway pro Lawn UamoriaJ Path. COMBATS BAD FUBUCITF rial* said (her. w an no usual- ^ sion ta th* Senate of th* ncantly gram of a Wall Street, and mad* of SEATTLE IB — Mrs. M. R. AnIm athera la chairman of tba adjourned X*th Congress — 49 It a beneficial program for all. Th* yacht. Field F an, waa dross sen was Impressed by the Senatorial Campaign Democrats to 41 Republican*. In "Wo also adopted sensible mess* toco-age boy who stopped and meacad rt • Jetty arty • few Democratic Committee the group that help* t v light r t this, ha said, lb* "ac- urea for Improving housing, health, changed * fiat tire for her sod a yards from tho Kyrenla Customs Democratic candidates for the Sen- om ptlshm eati" of tho oDmocratlc education and retirement program! woman companion. "He wouldn’t ate with money, strategy advice l adership are "all Ihe more re- for our people. We evidenced n genlake eny pay." *ha explained. House, which waa bombed last end the like. markable." iidne concern for a sound fiscal hy militant advsesUs *f "Me said ha wanted to I* • speech prepared for th* I He s i l l that to th* 54th Coe- policy, but wa have ale* shown r t this British oniony with opaalag session of th* coavmtion, gross, "despite strong Republican that w* do not put money abend mom of the had Interstate Route Traffic Survey Will Be Conducted Here i m t t \ . • r t w i i'N o iDeliverod By 8 P. M. Can 1821 Before 7 P .M . • - v t o r a lf r AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOULME XLVIII -% dsatzn.'si S Hospital Notes Smathers Predicts Demo Victory Weather b* said, "Wa cannot match the {oppaaitUaa, wa bammerod through [of human lives. A d lai, Truman M eet CONVENTION HALL, Chicago UR -The Democrats iwung Into the f irmalltlei of opening their national convention loJay. A covey of "fav­ orite sons" atilt held tight to the key vote* ardently deal red by Adlal Stevemon and Averetl Ha trim an, llarrim an, top bidders for the pre* aldenttal nomination. By all the signs, tha favorite sons wero of a mind to keep the con­ clave's big prlte In doubt, If pos­ sible, right Into Thursday's ballot Ing. As the opening Jay came, an Associated Fress poll of delegate* willing lo s u te a public preference gave this picture: Needed to nominate, 8M4. Stevenson, the 1952 nominee, well out in front with 538. nit aldai claimed he would have 600 to *50 on the first ballot. Gov. llarrim an of New York, 213 His camp claimed 400, Scattered amonk favorite sons, 27714, Raceway Is Granted Permit To Operate Harness Racing Th# Florida State Racing Com* mission today granted a permit to Seminole Raceway Inc. for th# operation of ■ harness racing track In Seminole County. In a conversation with W. R. Kemp In Jacksonville thla morlnlng Kemp said that the State Racing Comminlon had qualified the Sem­ inole Park Raceway In full, subJect to th* vote of Seminole County cltlaens In November. Kemp further stated that Mr. Gibbon* who la manager of th* Bay Street Raceway In Boitou and alto a member of tha U. S. Commission of Trotting la to bo manager and secretary of Semi­ nole Park Racew ay. Kemp atated that Gibbons, "Is one of the greatest names In trotU Ing circuit*." He alio said th at over half a million dollars will bo spent on Improvements at th* track. Still uncommltled, 1+3’). The Democratic legions began Nixon Asks People whooping into thl* big ampltheater In the stockyard* area long before For Solid Support the noon hour set for party Chair­ man Paul Butler to bang hla gavel O f Foreign Policies and declare tha 32nd nominating DALLAS, Tax., (ft — Viet Presi­ meeting underway. dent Nixon aaked the America* For many, it had been a wrangl- people today for solid support of i i f , struggling weekend. The pull­ foreign policies deiigned to a ting ami hauling waa touched off auri "peace with honor." by former Prasident Harry S. Tru­ (t la not enough for the adminis­ man's plump for Harriman Satur­ tration and Congress to agree on day when Stsvenaon seemed to •ound pollclea, ho said In an adhave the nomination within hla drei* prepared for tho 57th Na­ Iraap. tional Encampment of th* Veter­ And there •evented ta be a dla- an* of Foreign Wari. pualtlon among many r t th* lead­ "Unleaa they aro completely and er* to aeek to aootho ruffled tern-1 •nthuilaitlcally supported by tho per* and remind one another that after all ths real enemy waa the American people," he aeld, "they will not be accepted by other na­ Rrpjbllcana. tions aa our true program." There were optlmlttie predictions Hla address dealt with prin­ also that a fight over a civil right* plank In tha platform will ciples rather lhan specific policies, and ha said "Americana want be avoided, nothing for themsalvea that they Mr*. Thelma P. Sharp of Now do not want for ovary other people Jersey, co-chairman of tha platform committee, said a plank "accept­ In the world." able to the South" has been pre­ "What w# aeek In our dealing* pared, and that a tentative draft with other nation*,*' he said, "la of the full platform would b* com­ that ill mm may have tha free­ dom under Uw which w* consider pleted tomorrow. She told a reporter "everyone on our priceless heritage," The ahallenges in tha struggle he subcommittee which drew the civil rights plank has been fair for peace, ha said, are as diffi­ apd open-minded and ths plank will cult aa tha challenges of war and call for "patience, sacrifice, and ba acceptable to the South," Mrs. Sharp gave no details. Shi intelligent, flexible effort." " I am sure that we will rite ta said It is not likely that we will eve ■ minority report or that ha the challenge and will win the struggle for pesco," he said. plank will cause a floor fight." Convention action on tho platform ia tabbed for Wednesday night. Special Masters Truman and Stevenson mat for the first time since the former Will Hear Suits president's pronouncement of hla sentiments as to a nominee, and From Ship Disaster had only smile* and a brief greet­ NEW CITY, N. Y. (B -Federa! ing for each other. The meeting Judge Lawrence E. Wal*h ha* w s j at a breakfast given by Mayor selected four prominent lawyer* to Richard J. Daley of Chicago, ae, aa apedil master* In suits ■lemming from th# Andrea DoriaStockholm disaster, Th# m sateri will have full power Betsy Is Moving to hear pretrial testimony end pass Toward Northwest on motions. They will not make MIAMI, IB—The Miami Weather Jud":.........W*' i said the masters were Buieau issued this adtuur) on Hur picked to expedite procreJIngi, rtcane Betsy at 11 a. m. EST. All interest* on tho East Florida The move will also save court fee* Coast from Daytona Beach south­ fir the litigants because the mas­ ward to Miami should keep in con­ ters have agreed to serve without stant touch with all hurricane ad- pay. Most of the suits have resulted vitories on this fast moving storm from lnjurlrs and loss of Ufa and during Ihe next 3* hours. cargo In the July 25 collision olf Hurricane Betsy waa centered at Nantucket Island, Mass. Tha crash 11 a. m. EST near Latitude 22.7 sent the Doria to the bottom and north oLngitude 714 west or about seriously damaged h* tSockholm. SU miles south southeast of Mi­ ami moving toward the northwest at 11 m. p. h. Weimers To Attend Highest winds are estimated at 110 m. p. h. over a small area Precancel Stamp ■round the center. Gale winds extend 150 miles to 3-Day Convention th* northeast 100 miles to the CASSELBERRY —Joseph H. Wei­ northwest and 73 miles from the n e r. 230 Sunnytown Rd., and Mrs, Walmer will leave Saturday to at­ center. During th* neat six lo twelvo tend th* three-day national conven­ hours it will continue to movo to­ tion of tbs Precaneel Stamp Asso­ ward the northwest at about tho ciation which opens Aug. II, a l aamo rat* or slightly slower with Battle Crock, Mich. little rhange in site end Inensiy. Welmer, • ns ion* Mr known procancel dealer, said that national president Harrington Adams r t SMALL 1U E F -M O MAUL Winter Park, will attend and proDECATUR, III. (B — Circum­ aide over th* convention. stance* show that the thief who burglarised tha South Bid* tav­ ern waa small-aUtd. ‘ Tba a re a r by 15 neider entry was gained through window which measured 11 laches. Owner Harry Sch­ reported $200 waa taken. TYLER TAKER OVER TYI.:i: I’jj , d> _ Tjlt- hex taken over all of Dili*. That’# Dixie, Tax* sab. 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Noth­ ing brings clubs, communities, states and nations closer than to Work together, It was saM. M n. Nancy Brock, education chairman, told members of the DCT program and the advantages J t offers. Mrs. Brock Is a member *o( the advisory board of the DCT program. A report of 30 quarts of fresh milk and om cast of canned milk wot the month's report given by Mrs. Walter Carter, milk fund chairman. Notice was read of the official visit on Oct. 33, of tbo district governor, M n. Merle Gleason, Oca* M n. Ruth Gallagher, Welcome Wagon Hostess, was welcomed Into the Pilot membership. Attending the picnic were IS Pi­ lot membon and three guesu, M n. Troy Ray, M n. O. K. Goff ta d M n. Marguerite Graham, Query Into Cause ^ O f Medfly Spray Flane Crash Begins BOCA BATON, IT — A d v il Aarooeatlcs Board query was un­ derway today into the cause ef fruit fly spray plane crash la Which five men were killed. The aerial spray campaign, meanwhile, continued. A spokes­ man for the Mediterranean fruit fly fighters said to atop now WWonld “undo everything wo've don* so far.’* The plane, a CIS “Plying Bodcar," plummeted to the ground yesterday from e height of about M feat while banking to land at a deserted airfield here end bunt Into flame*. Dick Gentry, piloting another spray plane close behind, ssld he eaw smoke trailing from tho left totngino as tbo piano banked to tarn. Power apparently failed before tbo piano crashed, for the propallor blades of tha toft engine wore boot straight back. Thus on the right engine were snapped off a t tha hub. The plana was operated by Unit­ ed-Hecks thorn Corp. of Richmond Calif. The bead of the company < e;aid this was tbs first crash In nine y a rn of operation. Brink's Trial Jury Box Is Still Empty BOSTON, m — Tha Jury box In the Superior Court trial of eight Oroater Boston men charged with She $1,$14,2X1 Brink’s robbery was -Still empty today a> efforts to Pdck a Jury continued for the third day. Pully M men and women have been questioned e* fer for pos­ sible jury duty, bat tO have been excused by tha court or on chal­ lenge! by the prosecution or de­ fen te. Many said they already bed formed an opinion of tho guilt or VLonocence of tho defendants. On trial far the nation's biggest cosh robbery—«a Ike night af Jan. 1?, test-are: Joseph P. McGinnis, t l ; An­ thony Pino, SB; Henry D. Raker, SI; Adolph Msffle, si; Thomas P. Richardson, SB; James |. Paherty, SI; Michael V. Geagen,, ST; ead Vincent J. Costa, 41. . f u n e r a l Tomorrow For M n . W. Clark Funeral aervlcoa for Mrs. W. L. curb will he held at U d l tomor­ row morning at Briaaan Funeral Hem* with tha Bav. J. E. McKin­ ley officiating. Burial wll ha in Evergreen Cemetery. The following will nerve ns p a l bearers: W. F . fT ilwwo.- R. $j. J. C Darin, ~ Fred R. sidon Egypt was acting within bar sovereign rights In nationalising tha canal, but declared Iran's vital Interest was In “anenring free passage in the goes Canal." In Moaeow, French Ambassador Maurice Dejeea again celled on Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri ShepUov. U. 8. Charge d’Affalres John Jerolgan, senior diplomat in Romo, discussed the crisis with Uallan Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino. A two-hour nationwide strike and demonstrations to protest tha Lon­ don conference ware called la Sy­ ria for Aug. 14 by a group rolling Itself “The Syrian Commission for Egypt’s Aid." In his broadcast, Eden declared Nasaor “he* shown he is not a man who con ba trusted to keep an agreament." He charged the Egyptian tender bed salted tha ca­ nal “for his own ends.’’ Holloran So) Symington a& d fl« M ate For Adlai Aooodated P rtm U M g j_ W jrf " ‘"“'T/ta'dy Session To Discuss Assignment Laws APTER YOU SIR! Four tiny baby iqulrrela and three kit tons are tha average family for “ Sneaker*", a cat belonging to the Fred Geneses. The squirrels were found on tha groond near the Ganaa home at Golden Lake end Immediately adopted by the cat. (Photo By M leboldt) ★ ★ ★ Kittens Sharing Stevens Gets Contract 'Momma' With 4 For Lyman School Job Baby Squirrels Teenagers Seeking Golden Lake Summer Day Camp for children from six to It years of age, to termed fay tha many youngsters who attend It “lota of fun." Tho children at* taught swim­ ming. proper technique of rowing a boat, arte, crafts, archery, tumbling and natura study. Fishing la also a vary popular part of this program and tho young fisherman aren’t too psrtlcular about using a bamboo pola or a rod end reel brought from home. This pest week a four pound 13 ounce bass waa landed by Gary Ganaa, eg* eight, with tho help of younger brother, Fred Jr., and Susan McCaaklU. Three prouder fisherman-wom­ en, you could not have found any­ where. .f f iL 'S v a s t iB Henry B. Stevens of Orlando *■ submitted a bid for $115,950 for the construction of eight class rooms and a cafetorlum at Lyman School and waa today awarded the contract at the Seminole County Board of Public Instruc­ tion meeting. By MRS. RUTH LAYO Three other firm* end contrac­ tors submitted for the Lyman LONGWOOD - A group of S3 School aapansion and addition. teenagers met in Longwood this Other than Stevens whose con­ past week to present the Idea of tract time for the bid waa 300 daya were J. C. Harper Construc­ building a drag atrip. They all agreed that the drag strip would tion Co. of Orlando whose bid was eliminate of the dragging $199,400 with an alternate bid that is nowmuch going on without sup­ adding $3,620 a id building time ervision. of 1T0 days; Carol W, Hoppe of They plan to organize any end Orlando with a bid of $203,111 with an alternate bid adding $4,Ml and all persons in Seminole County a contract time of HO days; and Interested in dragging and to form Carroll Daniel Construction Co. of a club that will be under adult Sanford whose bid was for $319,140 supervision and to conform with with on alternate bid adding $•.- ■trie: rules as to the members. U3 and tha building time act at Longwood Police Chief Leyo, County Commissioner Otis Four310 days. Superintendent of Public In­ akre, Sheriff Luther Hobby and struction, Rayburn T. Mllwee said Deputy Sheriff Morgan McClel­ land were all invited to this gath­ that tha board accepted an agree- ering and attended. ment with the trustee* of the Thera will be another meeting Casselberry community church Methodist to use their education Tuesday evening Aug. 14, at 7:30 building for s portion of this p. m. In Sunnyshadc Perk, Long­ school year to house some of the wood. All persons Interested in Lyman school children while wall­ the county and especially parents ing for the completion of these are Invited to attend. rooms. To Build Drag Strip of four baby squirrels. Three weeks ago “flMakers" Ganaa, h eat belonging to tha Ganaa boys, Gary, Grog, and Fred Jr., gave birth to three tiny kittens. This week during a natura study hike, 33 of the young campers, along with Conch William Layer, found a baby squirrel which had fallen from i neat In ana of tho big trees. This started an inten­ sive search for more squirrels. Humphrey To Try Today the number has reached four, which have been put in the For No. 2 Spot WASHINGTON <*— Sen. Hubert box with “ Sneakers." IL Humphrey-of Minnesota laid Not -rooming to mind tha kit­ today he was "very much en­ tens, the cat and tha squirrel* are couraged" as he prepared to leave ell living together “happily" with for Chicago to seek the Demo­ "Sneakers" furnishing the food cratic vice presidential nomina­ for alL tion. Thera la a lively battle going At the lime time he predicted on to eto Who Will get to take the Adlai E. Stevenson will be nomi­ squirrels home when the camp nated for president by ihe Demo­ la over on Aug. IT. cratic National Convention “not Directors of tho camp, Fred later than the second ballot.” Cans*, William Layer and Mias “ I am not campaigning against Lucy FUJoo are "especially wall i interview that be will try for the pleased" with the progress made No. 3 spot. during the swim period*. “I am not campaigning agalnstt Over M children have been anyone," he said. “Any name I taught to ewlm and the campers havo heard mentioned for the vice who could already awlm have been prealdentlal nomination for the taught proper breathing and bet- Democratic party la the name of tar atroae*. a man for whom 1 hive high re­ Soma of the older ones are work­ gard and personal friendship." ing m a water ballet program. ST. LOUIS un— Mark R. Holloran, Democratic national commit­ teeman for Missouri and chief strategist of the eampolga to get the Democratic presidential nom­ ination for Sen. Symington (DMo), aays Symington would make a good vice-presidential mate for Adlai Stevenson. “He flu ideally tho qualifica­ tions for a vice preaidant laid Aegrut t down by Staveruon," Holloran de­ clared. Linda Harria (Sanford) “The contrast between him and Irma Joan Williams Vie* President Nixon weald be (Altamonte Springs) tremendous." Births 11jllorsn said when and If tha Baby Girl Dague Missouri delegation switches from (Mr. and Mrs. Georg* A. Dague) Symington at Chicago most trill Diackargee undoubtedly go to Stevenson. Hoary Bill* (Altamonte Springs) Jack Hickman (Sanford) Boat Enthusiasts Viola Dantola (Sanford) Lomuol BwtoU Jr. (Sanford) Will Meet Tonight t Members are urged to attend tha meeting of tha Sanford Boat aod Haiel Sckilowsky (Sanford) Ski Hub tonight in the Clvie Can­ Ruthle Lea Tillman (Sanford) ter at Ft. Mellon Path. Arbutus Beall (De Bary) The meeting nrhlch li scheduled Harold Hobby (Sanford) to get underway at • o'clock la WUlia Mat Browdy (Oviedo) opent to the public. Births Baby Girl Williams SONGWRITER. SINGER TO WED (Mr, and Mr*. Eugene Williams) LOS ANGELES UR — Songwriter Baby Girt Beall Jack Brooks, who wrote “Old (Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Beall) Buttermilk Sky" end “That's Ptorkergea Araore." appeared at tha mar­ (Oviedo) riage license bureau with singer Dorothy Baker yesterday and ob­ FRIENDLY REPARATION tained their permit, although LOS ANGELES Ift-Film diroeBrook* laid It will bo fou tor B r a c e Hamben too* has before tbo ceremony. agreed to pay kto estranged wife. -Wo shop early," sari ] Gay, $3M mrotkiy alimony and child support prod la# trial ot * * divorce csR. She to IS. aa octree* additional aad modal knewp as Gay FaltoSON FAGS Hospital Notes r _____________________________ D ial Is Confident Proposed Causeway II Be Constructed Britain Delays ’M a jo r Airlift LONDON Ut—Britain today post­ poned the start of a major air­ lift of troops to the MoJiterraneen —and at the u rn s time was re­ ported preparing to pull some mili­ tary units and personnel from Germany to cope with the Sues crisis. ?rlme Minister Eden, in a ma­ jor radio and television speech last night, declared his confidence that a workable seheme could be found In peaceful negotiations to resolve the fermenting dispute and said the British "do not seek a solution by force." At the same time he reasserts! British Intentions to use forth If necessary as ■ lest resort: “ 1 must make plain: We cannot agree that an act of plunder which threatens the livelihood of many nations shell be allowed to succeed." Britain holds that Egyptian Pres­ ident Gamal Abdel Natser’e July M nationalization of tho Sues Ca­ nal Co., Is o menace to her life­ lines to Middle East oil supplies and her far Eastern commonwealth partners and colonies. The War Office said the airlift wee postponed tor “at least 34 hours." Six Bristol Britannlss, each ca­ pable of carrying 100 men, and nearly 300 smaller planes were to start tho first wave of tho airlift at dawn tomorrow with movomant of tho headquarters brigade of tho 3rd Infantry Division. Widely printed press reports In London said tho 15,000-man 3nd In­ fantry Division may ba withdrawn from aWst Germany, whore Britain maintains four divisions and a tac­ tical air force. Meanwhile, diplomatic and other activity ranged far and wlda, as the Aug. 10 opening date of a SInation conference on International control of the Bool approched. Indonesia — tha 30th nation to line up—agreed to attend the con­ ference called By the agreement of Britain, France and the United States, Iran, another nation that has ae* I f T out R m U to Not D elire red B j C P, M. CaD 1821 Before 7 P . M. F o r Delivery Weather Portly elowdy aod roattaoed ra­ ther warm through Friday wtth ecetlered afternoon and evening thm dm bow rn; lew tonight Ti­ l l grotto to moderate variable wiado. Troops Are Ordered Into Ahmedabad As ino Continues BOMBAY, Indie irt — Troopa were ordered Into Ahmcdahad to­ day as the second dsy of bitter languare rioting raised Ihe e n m i­ ty total there to 11 dred and 200 injured. Five persona were killed end 24 injured today. Police battled this afternoon to restore order within a five-mile radius of the general postoffice. Bands of arsonists roamed the city of 600,000, ITS miles north of Bombay. A postoffice, ■ police station and several municipal office* were re­ ported fired. Tho riots are protesting Prime Minister Nehru's plan to form a big new Bombay state embracing both Gujerati-ipcaking and Mara­ thi-speaking area*. In New Delhi today the lower house of Parlia­ ment approved —241-40— Ihe gov­ ernment bill to create the biling­ ual stats. For Study “ One of the most serious leme feeing the State ot Rayburn T. Mllwee, Seminole today la Ita road program County Superintendent of Publle William H, Dial, Fifth District Instruction, and Fred R. Wilson, Road Board Member, a a he spoke County attorney for tha board, before members ot the Sanford will attend a meeting Aug. IS, In Klwenla Club at It* luncheon meet­ Tallahassee of the state's (7 coun­ ing yesterday. ty school superlntendsnts. The session his been called to discus* “Demands on all levels of gov­ must be held down. I'm administration of the state's new ernment advocating any Increase in pupil and teacher assignment not taxation—even though we could laws. use it," he continue!. The measures were passed at Diet told the Klwaniana, “Hie le. the special session of the Legis­ lature s i part of a program de­ glstaturo realized that we needed signed to prevent racial Integra­ good roads—and there evolved the tion In Florida by lawful meani new “highway code", for the State that highway construe State School Supt. Thomas D. of Florida was put on the bads ot need Bailey said 11 Is "Imperative that tlon Instead of greed." Dial further re­ every county ba represented." He iterated, “I am happy to ace tha asked the superintendents to bring law because regardless ot who the their county school board attor­ road board member might ba neys with them. roads will ba built on need." The laws require local school officials to assign pupils and Dial then said, “ I would Uka to pay tribute right here to the Semi­ tsachera to the schools to which nole County legislative delegation they are considered best suited. —Senator Douglas Slenrirom, Rep­ Intellectual and acholaitlc ability resentative Mack N. Cleveland Jr., and psychological and sociological aod Votle A. Williams, Jr. (who factors are to be taken tote con­ then waa a representative) for sideration. their effort! to behalf o! tha 'high­ way coda* Youth Loses Thumb Tha road board member cited the program now underway to the Feeding Chimp present (local year ast ATLANTA, lit - A rod-halred T- (1) Highway 17-41—the most Im­ year-old Atlanta boy lost a thumb portant-will do much to reliave and w it slightly clawed on tha tha bottleneck. arm when ha attempted to feed (3) Money la tha budget fer I f popcorn to a 300-pound chimpan­ 93 from Five Points to Freneh zee1al Grant Park Zoo yesterday. Ave., saying, 'T in aura the County Freddie Porter, who waa rushed Commission can obtain the money to a hospital u an ambulance, for tho rlght-of-weya", later told hts mother: (3) Money In the budget for IT "There’s nothing mueh wrong, 91 from Maitland to Leo Road, really. You go on homt. i ’ll be oa commenting, ''We are trying to good as new in no time." plan overall programs such as Freddie and a half-brothar,, tha full length of 17*92 to Daytona Pete Kanes, 14, had been owim- and US No. One." mlng at the park. They decided to (4) A project with the city of take a look at the animals nearby. Sanford—the resurfacing of Pork White Pels wee watching tho Ave. lions, Freddie climbed a four-foot (3) State Roid 4$ from Lake Jes­ iron fence erected to keep visitors sup to the Volusia County line. a aafe distance from tho chimp's (•) State Road 41 from French cage. The youngster reached out to Ave. to Park Ava. give Marie, the chimp, some pop­ (7) Construction will start next corn. Mario took tha popcorn and week on the New Smyrna Beach Freddie's right thumb, then tried Road, State Road 413, to pull Ihe boy through the bare (g) Mellonvllle Ave. to Lake Jetsup Bridge on State Road 46., and into the cage. Sgt. 1-C William A. Campbell, Turning to the proposed cause­ a soldier from Abilene, Ttx., res­ way sen se Lake Monroe Dial aald cued the screaming child. Camp- "I have never felt that the pro­ troll said the animal releaied posed Federal Highway by-pairing Freddie after tha sergeant gave Sanford was a feasible route but that highways should serve com­ her a few sharp kicks. munities near It •> well as serve DISTANCE HELPfl motorist*. Your County Commis­ IN LAW TROUBLES sion and the Volusia County Com­ LOS ANGELES tit — There la missioners ere wisely gambling on nothing like a little distance be­ tbs feasibility of the causeway— tween parents end young married and I think It la a good gamble." couples to help solve the in-law The federal route from Orange prohlrm, says a family relations City or other points to the Big expert. Tree Road—bypassing Sanford— Samuel D. Gilbert, administra­ would require one overpass and tive assistant for the Institute of ona underpass, Dial continued, the Family Relations, prescribed mi­ rlght*-o(-way would be expensive lage e* a remedy yesterday at end the project li estimated at an institute workshop attended by $4,937,000. church and school counselors. II* Citing tho new route from Or­ added: ange City to French Ave., Includ­ “ Distance, however, is only a ing the coat of tho causeway, Dial help, not the full answer." said, “ Would come only to $4,* 493,000, a saving of a half million dollars and of more than three miles in route." Dial revested that the project is reedy to submit to the engineers for study. Dial salJ that reasons for the study end survey are, (1), the sur­ vey la necessary to market the hoods; and (2) the Steta Road Board wants to be assured of a feiiible project. lb s road board member ended hie talk with, “ I am confident this reject la feasible—I am confident will be built." M. E. Baker Jr. Is In Train Accident Word has been received at The Herald office that M. E. Baker Jr, was la a serious train oeeident Tuesday afternoon near WHO REALLY CAUGHT ITT A four pound I I ou and Enron McCaskill while they were attending C A M I F WtobeMl) by Gory Genoa, Fred Genoa (er Children. Summer Day C u p (99 He suffered rate end bruises and his right leg had to ee am* pouted. Mrs. Raker flew te Kingsman Hospital te he with her hus­ band yesterday and hie mother and fathar left yesterday after- w*. ra v fti JK* ★ ★ R. R. Callahan Passes State Dental Exam Word haa been received that Dr, Robert X. Callahan, aen ef Mr. and Mrs. Robert Callahan has passed the Florida State Board Dental examination and la new eligible to set up practice la the ■tote. Dr. Callahan who is married te the former Martha Page of this city attended the University of Georgia from 1947 to 1961 and graduated from the University oi Mwyland detfalr»**e$ tU ,Junto* He waa a lu m b er of the G ar* • i Odontologies! honor society and before entering college served with tha U. 8, Airforce for two years. Dr. Callahan graduated from Seminole High School with the Clan of 1943 and pitched for tha New York Giants farm dab far sometime. The Callahans have four chil­ dren, two boy* and two girls end “ are thinking about setting up practice in Melbourne." Mrs. Callahan h u been teaching school |a Baltimore for the pool twe. year*. Collection Division For Credit Bureau Is Established Here D. K. MrNab announced today the establishment of i Collection Division for the Credit Bureau of Sanford, the offlea to be located to Room 403 of the Atlantic No­ tional Bank Building. According to McNab, tha new service will encompass the entliw field of collections, and ahaU be of a type heretofore unavailable to the merchants of Sanford. Tho division la to be operated by Cornmerclal Consultants, Inc., of Ol* Undo and will be managed by R. G. Thompson of that firm. WhllO membership to tha Credit Buna* will b« necessary for full credit reporting, the services of the Col­ lection Division will he available to all credit grantors In the San­ ford and Seminole County arcs, McNab said. Aa pending members of tho American Cotlectora Association, Inc., nationwide claim forwarding will be possible for retail, profes­ sional and commercial account!* McNab itated further that tho new deportment (hall employ tha ■ame operational methods in usi In Commercial Consultants OrUo* do office. The Collection Division will bo fully bonded for the pro*, taction of it* clients. M asons T o Hold Services For Po d Funeral services will be Mid at j p. ra. tomorrow (or a J . Pope la the P in t Methodist Church with the Rev. J. R. McKinley a£ flclstlni. Burls 1 will be In Wvj*w green Cemetery sad the Masoal will conduct services. Actlvo pall besrsri ore Randal Chase, D. O. Caldwell, E. C. Harp* er, J. C. Hutchison, J. L. Certey and L. MlUer. r. �I *jumm - THE SANFORD HERALD TTwwJT'BttwP / ON.MI*TUM T lh M — HunwmiU . tm YtA M / / A'AOty a m r w m xrM M T X txf m m rtm m im l. .ifu m m r /J HOW'S ABOUT -V voua'FATHeos > TWK strong,, f MASTtRPUL TYPRDCA8^> *YOU MEAN THE > KINO WHO PUT UP AN ASGUMENT *—x BgFOecTVltYy — S '. GIVE AI t B k \ wyww.unoA M lCttYiii r o w I V « TAKEN YOUMIAN THAT THE WHOOSIS WHOOSH WHO WHO HADTHE ' THINGAMAJlG J ylvOUMEANI ' ( THEONEVAtO t o w VJMATSlT RAN THE T STREET?. > Lives OVER VBM..THAT* THE ONE TI MEAN r . ’W he* ONE OF THOSE 7 GUYS WHONEVER '- t can DCMCmMR 'w* YOUR NAME , WHATCHAMACAUfT? - -■ Buddy Brtgmon Is One O f Hottest Members In Music i y HAL MCCLURE HOLLYWOOD UR •*- One uf the hottest newcomire in the music world today Is ■ husky boy-nextdoor type named Buddy Bregmin. The M-yetr*eld arrsn|«r and orchestra leader has coma v long way alnte he left the University of CiUfomle at Lot Angelas el* years ago. He was than consider­ ing following his father In the steel business. Today his credits include ar­ rangements for such hits at Gog! Grant's "The Wayward Wind," "W h o Are Wo." "Suddenly There's a Valley," and " E l l a Fltlgerald Sings Cole Porter." Bregman'a contract with RCAVictor allows him to appear on any other record label ai arranger or orchestra leader. Victor has the tola use of hi* am ices as stirring piano artist, however. "1 believe I can do s Ju s ar­ rangement for Count Bui* is one for, eay, Jin e Powell." He's does both, by the way. And where many arrsngari have trouble knocking out on* song arrangement ■ day, Brag* men eayi, "I can do four without trouble." Brogman'e talent has landed him the top spot as artist and repertoire m a n for Norman Gram's J a n at tha Philharmon­ ic Vtrva label. Ho should tarn about US.000 this yaar. Not bad for a young min who couldn't make up his mind about what to do whsn ha left school. In Ifsy 1M0 ha tnarrltd Gloria Hslay, daughter of comedian Jack Haley, and thay left for New York on Ihslr honeymoon. He was visiting Haley at « tele­ vision studio whtre the latter was starring in a summer replacement show when ha got his start in ths muala buiineia. The pianist didn't show up for rehearsal and Breg­ min flllod In. "Right Ihsn I decided I wanted to bo a musician," ha aald. Hs got a Job as an arranger on tho ihow.with orchestra leader Carl Hoff. "Thry even paid me white I lasrnod," he said. After tha show folded tha Bragmans came back to Hollywood, where they found tho going rough. "Man, 1 pounded on doors for six months," ho said. And it wasn't until ha did the arrangements for singer-ictreii Joanne Gilbert for her 1U3 Hoesmbo opening that his career startod moving agiln. For two yean, ho aaya, ho did arrange­ ments "for practically every big nama in Hollywood who took a Th* noutk W *>f nf t h . HE'* nf (Ui-Hnn II. T own­ sh ip St lo u th . lUite* So t u i . t t. mlnola County Florida. j T»u and *acb nr you ara requlrsd In fit* v»tir am*nr with th* Cl*rk „r th* abnra »ntltl*il Court ann •»rv* a m r lh*r*of ttnnn P'sljtiff . attorn*)., Wh«*» addr*.* I* *« Ka>t Pin* Strc*l. nrland". Florida, not lattr than th* t»th d«r of Auelint. A. t» m s. as rsflutrert hr 1a». *!•« a T>*rr*n Prn Conf*"*n will ba ant-rfd . —.In-t you and **rh nf mil IS WITNESS WMBItKOr. I hav* h*r*ii»ln **t mr hard and affix'd m* official »ral »• Ba-fnrd H*mln..|a t-nijnly. Kln-'da this 2Alt* day nf jotr. A n m s n LOOK AT THAT M INAIOM RAT RlTCRII, Miss America of l l i l , ouddlei up to her flantw, linger Don Cherry, in New York. Tho pair ttnnot m-rry until Share* crowns her sue* m so r in Atlsntle City In Sep* (ember. 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Th* nama nf th* Court In which aald m lt or pro* rre.tlns la p r n d l n s la th* Circuit l.'uitrt uf the Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for Hemlnnla County, Klorlda. Chancery N;>. SISI. The a b b r e v i a t 'd lltla nf th* eaaa li •VaaMlherry flardtn*. I n e . a Kl«r- GORCEY FORD p ric e d tr a c k lin e Ltgal Notice M-ni.tr Clerk tu . nl t AKERMAV, 1*1 U . A AKThMAV «a v»-t p ‘-c “ trccl ftrtando. Florid* a t t o r n * - . for Plaintiff night club act io Laa Vegas." Van Johnson, Vie Xlamone, K ay Thompson and Jana Powell, to mention ■ few, am i Most horsepower per dollar— V-8 or Sixl Compare all makea of trucka. Compart net hone* power, compare suggested list prices. You’ll dis­ cover that Ford gives you more power for your money than any other truck line! And only Ford gives you the gas and oil economy of a modem Short Stroke engine in tttry truck, V-8 or Biz. Tho factory-suggested list price* of Ford Truck* are sailed right down with the lowest. Many, many Ford Truck modela are priced BELOW all com* pefifire makes! And Fords pay off to ownm through ruaU nlut: it stays high, thanks to the big demand for used Ford Trucka. Consider maintenance roth: Ford Trucka are built stronger for preroi* longer life! ! * Mahta SCImhal , AS A A m lsU trstrla nf tha Sta. , t* ta nf i Ni*rral O. Marlatt. D .rrata d . I * . W. War*, • A th ir n .v fnr AAinlnltlrsltla Jrn*Ar><ff.P»rMin |||da . Baavisr Isaisl ford F-lOO’s frost sad soar aslaa art rngitiAsrad for eras tar oombiord capacity thaa u f O th n r " h . l f .l n n n n .'T ft.'!. <?V Slwssrajw hsa k*aa lost y*u by A lbsrta flAnin I JtiaieTsl Clrnulf la so d tut a * y * r . jrtv rU a . Is Ch»n- Si ,."LAr/.”i rv .f;:" wat c s gsiSkf.a I1* " J J J . b a taka * a* t n n f r t t . d ITNICH m y kand s a d | h . ,.ff|. fT^O O O D, r r a SUPERIOR, W h en w there’a £ r . V . i : l r. ' A "■ r& st H s r k c i r c u i t Court. I»i*n* I* Kokin** *n»* fnn P t s L l l f r tU a th M ala S t r a it araBShSK®?*- HUNTZ HALL Is half-ton Held. New Bit. bos on 118-In. , t t M s n l f t i a S will, na tha Slih Aar »t ■A«au*j. a . si. m s p , , , , . , th. ' J t * ; f » k l a r * u n l y J u d e a nf SKMf. n # u l ,, V. Florida, tny final ra. Mur*, a r r n u n t and vnuthata. a* Ad*jllilairi;lrla nf t h . d a t a nf Norval *»*rta«L Ostssa'A. aaA a t aalA ,tl*i*. than and lltara, m aka annll*AAtJ*A •* tha aald J „ d « , fnc a " ‘a .l Aal*lawi.nl of my admlntilrnMnn nf wale •at* !* , and f»r an n f d . r Ala. ■rhsretiia m - * . am h t d m i n i . t i . m , tbt* S ilk a s p nf July. A. n KM IIKIIKUV NUTIKIKD AT PARK r l A m iD A . Ry (It. B. Cntvllt*) As V Prc*. A T rust .Officer As K i f t t i l s t i nf said • s l a t s . tV. E. W lndtrw ssdla A ttnrnsy U f n x n o v . r l tr l c of tha ENTRIES PQE U. i . AMATEUR CLOSE AUG. IS NEW YORK tit—Tho United States Golf Assn, his announced that entrili for tha Mlh Amateur golf championship will close Aug. 10. Tha entry fa* Is >10. Tho tournamtnl la oat for the KnollwooJ Club a t Lake Forest, Ul., Sept. 10*1S. Knollwood will be open for practice between Sept. 4 through Sept. 0. Harvla Ward, Jr., ot San Frsnclaco won the crown last year el Richmond, Va., and will be on hand to defend his title. lo w e st w r it HAYS TO t'in rSTC*NATmVJU< BANK WINTER PARK, W IN T E R C ir c u it C o u rt. S tm ln o t* Cotinic. F l * - l d R r n I. nordlrk h a s th e m t m b m k h tT WOOD MM in ■ O N SM W UTt! > p tli« tin* of tk* tin t paMloeUos «t thii nolle*. E»ch cUlm or damme mini bn In wrltlae and contain ihn nine* of r*«lda*ca nnd t>o*i offien ■ddrtt* of lit* claimant nnd mint b. •worn In hr III* claimant, hln a s m nr nllornt}', or Ik* mm* nhnll b* t » ISA I k . - „ » l �01 .' * ,» ? *e Ik i 4 TTTR M V F O nn TTEnAT.T> TluirJ-, Auff. 0, 1956, Pnye a Safety Theme T his' Month Revealed As 'Share Road' . TALLAHASSEE — Florid.’, highways would become virtually le d dr nt free if August's safety theme "shore the ronJ’1 wa* fob lowed by ell motorists. That is the opinion of Patrol Comdr. II. N. KfrWman who emphnalied, for motorist Informs* tion, that the lack of surh com* men courtesy ctusci a lot of the WUBU C U M R K L » ORLSSUO T llin sU A t KVRVIVU Adventure W ith P ads Walt Cartoon Carn ival W ra th sr-N sw a -U D orU John D str New* Hunting * Fishing with Don Rendesvflus enchanted M irror •ones of Tastsrda* Legal Notice J •a T>r la tbs t w i t sf tbs t’s s s tr Jatfs*. l M l r C n a l i i f is ts sf riartSa. P R O B A T 11 rs tna K tia ia sfi a n n a si lean k b r m i . vont K Daeva,*4 Not Ira It herebv a lv tn that tli» u tid trtlrn td w ill, on tha Ith of N-pteiuber. A. D „ t*i*. pre.ert to th* llonorabls County Judge of Hon. jool* County. Florida hla (In ti ralurn. account ant vnuehera. ai Adn ln litra to r of tbs Kststa of Anna M o u r . d*c*ns(d. and at lalii : 1m*. then anti th*r*. make amillraUnn to tha .aid Judge f r a (Inal i n ' U . of hln administration of itld C ent tale, and for an o rd fr dlschar.lt,s him as such administrator. B a ird thla tha I H day of Au*u«t, A D. JtSt. O rttn D. Fa rre ll As Adm inistrator of tha Katats of Aann Metier Bsceaaed. IV T i l 11 N I N T H L ' i n r t T T t .O t U T tlF T H H N IN T H J t f l i n t I, n i l* I I IT IN AN'S F U N ■ R tllN u l.l; t o t N T S . F L O tlftt A. I tIA N l'tlllV NO, SI ah F lt K B T . IIA tIB A N D 1H A IIK L L E >1 IIA U K bis wlf*. | Plaintiffs. F it kb L It A L U at al. Mr* Melte Miner (center) and his sister. Mrs. Frank Saltrmsn (rear), on his return to Wish* tnjtton, D C. with his Chinese wife (right). Miner spent five yearn in Red China as a virtual prisoner and was recently given an evil permit. He la believed to be the last American business­ man In the Communist country* Defendant* H L IT T O Q U IK T T I T L K no m u t o i iK r u N D T O t F IIK D U I I A L U who.* lett known rseldenc* was Ktoneham Middles*! County, Mae.acbuietU. If all** and If dead Ms unknown lielra at law. legatees. dseleeet or grantees, and F L O llK N C K A. I IA L U Me wife, whose ta il known residence wna Moneham. Mlddle.es, Coun­ ty. Uaasachueelts If alive, and If d>.d her unknown heir, at law. lean* teen devisees or eranteei and any Ji-ul all oeraona having or clalm l-g V - hav* any rlg h L tltla or Interest •i iii* o m n e rtr In fteminol* County, Flo rid a hereinafter described: You and each nf you hereby take notice that a tult has been file d aaalnst you In th* abov* Cuurt. Th * nature of tha ault or proceed­ in g I* n tult to quiet title In th* plaintiff* to tha hereinafter describ­ ed property. T h * name of th* Court to which .aid ault or proieedlmr la Instituted I* Th * C ircu it Court nf th* N inth Judicial C ircuit. In and for th* County nf Seminole, Slat* af Florida Chancary, No. I l l s . T h a abbreviated till* of Ih* cats I. ^•Fred T . Han* and laab tlU M. F l a — , h i. wir*. p l a i n t i f f . , v. Fred i* Holt et at. defendants1' Th a description nf th* real propert r involved In eald proceeding de­ scribed In th* Complaint It aa follow** lg>te I to f t, Block 7 of W E S T W IL D M K R K S E C O N D S E C ­ T IO N . LONC1W O O D . F L O R ID A , ari-ordlna to tha Plat thereof > a. recorded tn Tta t Book S, pas* S. Public Record* of Btm m olt County. Florida. T..*i and each nf you ar# raqutrad ta fit* y -y ir answer w ith th* cle rk „f the abov* Court and avrv* a j-o p y thereof upon plaintiff*' attorfre e , whore addr*-. I* I I East Pin* Street. Orlando. Florldn. not later t n - t th* Sdtft dav of August, A. D. ISIS as required by law. )*«■ e Dapree pro Confe-.o wilt ha aatifad s r c ln r ' von and aacb of vou. IN W ITN K R H W H E R E O F I h*va h ereil'to net m* hand and afflvad WV nfflelai aeal at Banfnrd. 8 *mtp..|n County. t-'loeMv, thla l lt h day af Jiftv. A. D. ISIS, n p H E H N Iio N C lark nf th# C ircu it C o u rt Pemlnol* County, Florldn fly A. J. I.nndqulst D »n u tv Clark fg R A I.t |A K E R M A N D I A L * A K E R M A N « » C a.t r*na Street Orlando. Florida Attcrneva for Ih# Plaintiff* N O T II H o r S U IT F T A T H O F F L O R ID A u--'- MAWS A ft K T J F E R O l'B O N , who** addreaa, reel deni* and Post D fflra addreaa L unknown) If living. a r.l If dead, all her unknown heir* *1 law. davl.aaa, taaateaa. banaftrUrl*e grantee*, rrndltore. or claim ­ ant* nlherw lve 1>v, through, or un­ der her. who,* ad-lree.ee, realdenree and Poet Offlc* Addre.ee. ar# uakn ow n- and all paraon, having or H frla lm ln g to have any Inter*.t In th* ^ f o llo w in g devcrlbad lard* .H u nt* I* BamlnoTe County, Florida, lo -w lt: T h a t part of th# B tV 'i of th# H W 'I of th# 8 IV*i of Hertlon IS. Tow nsh ip I I Bouth. Rang* t# Kaat, ly in g North and Weat of Oranga Uuulevard. T h * natura of thla ault la to yaNiur* cartaln clouds from and W> iu ltt lit and cui.ftrm cubflrm th* tltla tn tb* iiiu leratnaboT* dascrlbad proparty. Th e name of th# Court la which ault baa bean Instituted la tha C ir ­ cuit Court of Iba Ninth Judicial Circuit, la and fo r Btmluul* County, .F lo r id a . y T h * abbravlatad till* of th* Causa I* M A R T P. K A U F llO L D at *1, Plaintiff*, vs. U A H U A I I C T J. F E I t O l ’HCN. at al, liafandant* Vou and aacb of you ar* baraby noiltled that suit to ramuv* clouds (rum and confirm Iba tltla to tb* abov* daarrlbrd land has beta brought ggalne, you la Ih* abuv* rnt.lTad causa l y S IA ItT P. K A L ’F J 1U L II. A N N E B N U K K . LO R K N B K A L F H O L D . JR ., M A II <1 A H K T IH J Itr . O R A C H A T 1I K T . A L V IN K A C F I IO L D , and R L 'T II SCDHOWHKt. and you a rt bateby required ta fit* w ith lb* C lark of thla Court A you r written appearance tparaonally ^ « r by attorney) or answer or otharw t » nlaad .herein o* ih* ISih day af August A. Ik I I I* . (., lb* Com Jdatm la said Csurt. aa piuvtdad by IIK R K IN fall not or a User** pro confa.ao w ill be aelered against you. IV ITN K b ll my hand and atal ot Bald Cuurt at Sanford. Seminal* County. F lo rid a .. tbl* nils day af J u l r A. I), ISSN FRIDAY AUGUST 9th C H A R U I I T D H I T M IN M , 4» . It shown reunited with his mother, Girl's Dresses All g irl’s dresses in ngc* 1 thru 12. REDUCED TO CLEAR! All Children Summer In ages 7 thru 14. Regular 2.50 Powder Puff Brigade Learns About Cars, ( Big* O* D aw n Breaker* New* Western Jamboree New* Neren O'clock Club New .-F lu rlU a New *-W urlil Dot-key's L'holc* Join T h * N a rr Hpurl. At A lilaar* M orning Bevoiioae Harm ony Tim * W orld A l Nine Morning Uelndlee Jlera and Thera KPS Club Nnwa t*0« Club Clams nf Melody A FTK N N B U N W orld A l Noon Radio F a rm Blgaat Friday Matin** New* American l,*agu* Oam* W orld al T h rta Out*-* ul llatlle Record Preview Teen Tim # News Teen Tim * Closeout By Jeanne Smith, Dodge Safety Consultant I •HELPLESS FEMALES^ wc a thing ot the Mat- Modern women tackle home repairs, house painting, and other man-sited Jobs, with aa much zest, and uaually as much proficiency, aa their husbands. And when il conics to tilings mechanical, the gals are showing an amazing interest In, and a p li- ----------------------------------------tude for. the hitherto mysterious topics as the car’s basic medianworking of gears, plugs, pistons leal system, preventive mainleend valves. No longer content with nance, emergency road service, merely driving a car as long as Rood driving habita, how to trade it will run, today’s feminine drlv- ,n ,nt* b,iy * far ,nt* Prt’P 'r *n' e n are exceptionally eager to ,u S tlp i C.°» Cf»fnmnhiia h**i*f u S e f A (And n° C ed fo rT 0 . invifed women’s , , “*1 *A.,er,rAra. ^ groups to his showroom for a hlle Manufieserin of such classes, he hanlly turera AssST1 T .5 # *n'lciP.ted uhat followed. More I iim . -ttr than 123 feminine driven turned «u r * * r e 1 m out for Ids ilrst meeting, then U..1 t h a t fin went proudly home to impress their ti'isbands wilh their nrwraLintrvi U found knowledge. Other group, censed^drivers .r e women ) ta mints. mtai’ ngure in . In npea 2 thru 12. UKGULAH 2-98 to 5.95 Age 2 thru Cx VALUES TO 1.98 I ™ d lT d i f f e r * t l w e c j -that dingus and a ihingumboh.” A . Swim Suit 1.29 ■" In tart. w church and camr from. . FT- A. . In a variety of materials, brc* 1 thru 7. One grmiii boy'* niMsrt ■hlrtH (none larger than •ffe 6). REGULAR PRICES 1.49 to 2.98 Closeout CAnPENTEIt k L SETS VALUES TO 1.98 tn simple, nontechnical lan­ guage, the classes cover such 7 Pair Mm L Mcklsy John L. Stickler of Charlotte, North t ’Arolina has been aterlad Intrmational Freaidont of ITons IntamAliooaJ at th* aaanrtastriw'B B>th annual convantion la Miami, Florida. Uona IntaraationaL with « W n mamhara tn 1X934 U mM Cluha in 73 countries or ragtOM. la th* world's largaat aarviua d s h wganiaitirn. r o u ^ m m Boy’s Long Trousers Shirts & Trousers In ahurt trouaurn mid t<»ntruatinif shirt, both i'oni|iU*lo|y wanhuble. Ajfe 1 thru 7. While tfuburdine, vuishublik hair# to borrow mot than 7011 n#fid m k Hi m 70a «m i 1 111 ngc I I in hfp .1 B In age 4 Closeout J .0 0 111 Wait First Street 407 Wegt Centra! Avenue A N f O R O *We Invite Cherg* Accounts" PAINTIHO APRON / �> Gean-Up Program Should itod To Improvo Scenery frain from ualng highway* a* a dumping ground for their refuae. The American public hia to pay out from fifteen to twenty dollar* per mile for nomeone to clean up the me** that'* left behind by motorists. That’a why we're delighted that some state* are courageous enough to crack down on slovenly drivers. For one example, the State of Georgia imposes a maximum of tl.OOO or a year’s imprisonment on litterbugs, Forth Carolina arrested 81 trash strewer* and convicted 80 of them in the first 12 months of Its clean highway program. Eight of those state* which have sharp­ ened their laws report that sloppy motorists have become considerably neater. That's pretty good proof that a get-tough policy really works. THorids brag* about Its beauty—nature working wonders with its foliage, greens­ ward, tropical axtravagantas, lush flower­ ing plant plumage, lakes, and moss laden trees, But, to see these lovely pictures with a foreground of empty cigarette packs chewing gum wrappers, candy bar contain­ ers, beer cans, napkins, and even sacks of garbage, doesn’t pack such a big wallop with our visitors—or even upon ourselves, Let's get tough here—and institute a highway ctean-up program that will im­ prove the scenew everywhere. There are tkouaimdi of peopfe riding up ] down tbs roads of our dty, county end '-’Itate who think th a t Florida hlfhways a rt '"Chair own private wastebaskets or garbage In aome states it Is not so easy to get •v'aw ay with such tactics on the part of motor* • /" la ta . • For instanea — thirteen state* have re.....eently stiffened their penalties for this ofli lsnse which Is getting serious, according to a survey by the family economics bureau of a nationally known insurance company. We believe that If those who insist on ^throwing trash out of their car window* -and litter the roadside* wherever they stop knew that by so doing they are costing themselves plenty of dough, they would re- "What Win* Won? What wina wars? An obvious anewer comes at once to ■mlod -guns, bomb*, military aircraft, naval vessels, trained and eouragtou* .troops. •hi' But that Is not all of the answer by any ■' "means. The very heart of warfare is supnlv7" tag the ability to deliver the Incredible varla , ty and quantity of things that any fighting -•I force must hav* If It is to survive, much lass win. This helps to explain something Secre­ tary of the Navy Thomaa said the other day * * b --th a t World War II started to be won the day America began building ahip* faster 'Pray For Peace' than they were being sunk. And anyone who Our great country was founded with has read Churchill's great war memoirs Jmows that England was terribly dose to prayer. And, as all of us are aware, those who , d e fe a t in the early stags*—largely because came to the shorelines of America In its be­ ;, ..the ton the U-boata took of merchant shippginning were searching for uence—a coun­ 7 bg-could not then be adequately replaced. try where they could live without oppression, ■ r Another top authority, Admiral Carney, where they could worship according to their - former Chief of Staff, has said: "Until and convictions, and speak as they wanted so unlesa the seas dry up, w* will be con­ fronted with problems of achieving his own lnp-‘ ns they did not harm their fellow/nen. . _____ _________ ■ >____ . ___ . L . _______. 1 ___ L t And now, the United States Post Office crossing and denying the crossing of his Department is spreading the word through •nemy; for nowhere In the future can be discerned any total substitute for the great the medium of cancellation dies that to "Prnv For Pence” epitomises the highest highways of the seas." aspiration* of the American People. Evan if the seemingly impossible should Beginning with the first day of this happen, and another chance of war be in aome way wholly allminated, we would still month the first group of cancellation dies Mad a great and modern U. 3- Merchant csrrying the slogan "Pray For Peace” was marine For our economic welfare—which furnished to fifty of the nation’s Inrgest BMona the welfare of the fanner, the work­ post offices, according to a recent release er, the manufacturer—depends in tar^e part from the office of Postmaster General m a vast volume of foreign imports and ex­ Arthur E. Hummerfleld. Dies for other first-class ami secondports which cen travel only by those high­ cI hhs |K»st offices are being manufactured ways of tha sea. and supplied as quickly as possible. President Elsenhower, on June 20. signThe Sanford Herald ed Into law.* MILAUtbfirir.Inrr t>n B a ta e v S a t u r 4 a r *a<r i ii n S a y "Pray For Peace* «aMMkt(oR die t* first and second-clns* post office* with annual receipts of $8,000 or more .These post offices handle slv)ut 07 per cent of the United States' mall volume. Tha Hare!* I* a marnbar at tha ataaelataa Praia Th-» slogan "Pray For Peace” will ap|>ear whiak la astluae eotlaaivaly t* th* a a* far raasbi lea­ st** at all th* laort nawi prtrta* la this n»w,*ip«r. on millions of first class letters every day which are directed to every corner of the rntinn. The Woahington, D. C. Post Office, for example, indicates the Initial die that Is being furnished for one canceling mach­ ine will cancel upwards of 80,000 first class ill Obituary nottcaa. earda at thanks, resolution. and letters, with the "Pray For Peace" slogan fit ablartataniant for th* purpose »f ral.l-a unua will ha ahargad far at raeular adV.rtl.tnp rata*. In an average day's operation. Approximate­ the same rate of cancellation would apply ” 8* <»_________ Thundoy, Auguit 9,1068 ly in other cities. TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE Btost important, in thl* new mova bv the And if ho atn against tha* seven times in Post Office Department, is that millions of the day, and aovon times turn again to th««, jteoplo will read the motto "Pray For Peace" •aying, I repent, thou ihalt forgive him— as often as they receive their mail. It will, Luka 1T;4. undoubtadly become Impressed upon the A ■?od to do to others aa wo would minds of the nation that prayer is ImporIlk* to bo true tod. Veterans Corner , ■are are authoritative anawars to cartain araa* : r. v " •• t '• £ > t from tha Veteran* Administration w(|Unn to land <• three questions of Interest to former servicemen end tbair fansflies: Q- Whet ia considered full-time on-the-Jab training under the gon a n Gl gtlir A. Full-time training mean* the standard work week of tha firm whore the veteran la trainJog. but M t lam than M hour* t week. Training of lea* than ftg houra a week may be authorised U th# firm's standard work-week, arrived at through collective bargaining, ia loss than M hour*. Q. Mp appUeaoon for disability •ampinilin has hoc* turned down. 4ewm. I ytan to awoaL Do I fUe Oip appeal dtnetiy w l* VA'a state property. Vaterana living fn Central Flor­ ida who wish further information about their Gl benefits should write the VA office al ft| g. Cen­ tral Av*., Orlando, PtMT-OKADUAn CHAMP CHEYENNE, Wyo. tri-Bob Brea don, won the broad Jump at th* •tato class AA track meet and was a member of Cheyenne'* rec­ ord-setting MO-yerd relay taam. Yet ha Isn't even in high scboot Bob’s a ninth grader a t McCor­ mick Junior high ia Cheyenna. GOOD MAPPING OPOT CHICKASHA, Okie. <ri-Charl.y Boswell waa aisled to find a big log Jutting aut in tha river at kla favorite fishing spot Enough driftwood h*J collected around H that fi mads a perfect spot t* fish from and pretty aeon, Boswell stretched aut tod began doting. STOP'THE MUS CT TOTVOK l A V A cnm oN -rt aiMSTOMAKW bidi th« (hooting of *renei allow­ ing a Couple In a double bed, and thla m trictlon nearly created a cri»l» In Franco-Amcrican movie relations during the making of a ' recent picture in Perl*. Th* film "The Ambaiiador'a Daughter," wa* written, directed and produced by Norman Kraina, It i* a com*dy about a young Gl who falla in love with a girl who luma out to be—who else but the daughter of America'* ambaisa< dor to France. A plot hs* to have ■om* connection with the title. Or doe* it? Kraina figured he could lava a tidy 1400,000 If he shot the picture In Paris and uied an all-French crew and c u t with the exception of ■ few Imported American star*. He did, too. But ' there were complication*. The first came when actor John Forsythe, pitying the American soldier, gulped and blushed when he glanced into a mirror and presumably saw the undraped boaom* of aome night club chor­ ines. ' "Why should he look . ember* ■ rawed?" argued the French raitT-T _______ * _ .a _ a____ al . _ _ R. M urphy M akes Dipl omacy Career ■y I AMIS MARLOW Associated PtfM Neva Aaaly»t WASHINGTON ---- A State De­ partment official scratched around (or word* to dscribe a diplomatic trouble-shooter for 61-year-old ilob* ert Murphy. He lettled for UiU: "He mud be like a good rewrite man on a newipaper. Hi* job l* to itraighten out a atory that'* been all mriaedtip.'' Latert me**ed-up ttory assigned to Murphy wat In Lon ion. The State Department *ent him flying there when the Britiih talked an­ grily of Ming force against Egypt’* Preildent Na*ter for (ailing the 8uei Canal, For Murphy International Jam* and Jumble* have been a life and a living. He made diplomacy a career, aUrtlng in 4he Stale De­ partment'* foreign lanrice S3 year* ago, aervlng at port* here and abroad while working hi* way up. He'* a* high now a* he can go in the foreign »ervlce with the title of c*reer amba**ador and a salary of 113.000 a year. Only one other man, Loy Henderson, ha* the aamr fWKIOMOHT macy M year*. What could Murphy do In Lon Jon? row out what the British are thinking and planning and keep Secratary of SUte Dullei Informed: relay American thinking to the Britiih; make auggertioni; like Dullei, for the top Job. ^ leek solution*; maybe pour oil on Such ■ man, although not trained troubled water*. In diplomacy, may be a* tuccc.sOne thing he ean't do on hit ful with the head of aome foreign own: commit thl* country to any itate*. A gooJ examp]* wa* Che*, agreement or line of action unlesa ter Bowles, onetime advertliing told to do *o by President Elsen­ man. While he waa ambassador to hower or Dulle*. And even a Mur­ India he got along better with phy Isn't alwayi enough. Eisen­ prlma Minister Nehru thin thi hower sent Dulles over to join him. diplomatic profeaaionaU. Beiltlet old-timer* ilk* Murphy For an Idea of how widely u* and Henderson, the State Depart­ State Department een uie a rMn ment ha* a handful of other men, like Murphy, here are Ju*t a few a notch or two down the scale, to assignment* over the pan 11 send Into tough, tight, hot or deli­ year*: He wa* iMlgned to deal uith cate spot*. They too have made a the Vichy French; he helped pa,* career of diplomacy. , They ere thl* country'* top, the way (or the entry of Amerl. trained experts in foreign afaflr*. can troop* Into North Africa; he They ere adviien to the secre­ repreiented Preildent Roosevelt on tary of state. Whether or not *pedal Job*; he we* atn advl.tr he Uriem to them Is up to him. at Cen. Elsenhower's headquarter* There'* a difference between them and on the divirion of Germ^jr |»nJ the Korean armlrtlce. w and their bon, Dulles. In his axcellant coltaction of Vera*. "Light Armour," Rich­ ard Armour not**: Rout These Insects With "Bomb" Attack ty HUMAN N. WNMUM, M.B. WITH mosquitoes, It’s tha fe­ room will kill tha mosquitoes male or the aperies you have to present—and houseflies, too. Tha gaseous solution evaporates-a t worry about. She’a the ona with the sharp tongua. But not only does aha do all tha blUng, aha Is, of course, the one who lays tha egga—hun­ dreds of them. You can help prevent th* birth of many of theaa peaky 1KU* In­ sect* by getting rid of any stag­ n an t w ater which Bright b* around your homt. tSfcSly I C U l S U I V U , US M J A 1C III j largo Boats both to human* and pat*. Bo be earaful when you use J ' Anything f f th tin egka. pud­ it. Avoid exporing yourself, fam­ dles—even a plugged downspout, which holds water from ft to 10 ily or pata to It unnecessarily. days—m ight bo the breeding Aa for inaact-repeUenta, there place for thousands ut mos­ era many good one*—"6-12'* for example, which wtU give you quitoes. Actually, dlaaaaaa carried by boura of protection. Another moaqultoei a rt now fairly rare In which you can buy at your neigh­ th* U. 8. But their bites are still borhood drug atora la a aolutloo annoying and tbelj loud bum* of two parte Indalone, two part* j mlng frequently keeps many of ethyl bexanadlol and six parts, j u*’await* theaa rummer nights. dimethyl phthallat*. Ona last word of caution about, Lhasa rapellanta—don't gat them I The brat way to climlntt* them into your ey«a. from your horns U by us* of tarosol bombs, a ft per cent DDT spray S. O .: C an f or some other recommended In- without Injury? sec tic id*. Aerosol bomba usually contain u solution of DDT and pyre thrum In which the bon* la eaten away. *o that In the normal process of in liquid ga*. Raleaslng th* solution for walking and moving, the bone about ft seconds in an gvirag* may brook or fracture. Soma hoist th* windows, gasp tm air, A'hilt other* find It chilly. 3oma turn up thermostats a hair, While other* think them aitly, Borne Ilk* It cold-aome Ilk* it hot, Somo frets* while othera amethar. And by soma fiendishly, fatal plot. They marry ana another! ’52 Plymouth Sedan 49 Buick Seda 51 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Seda1 52 Ford 2 Dr Sedan ’51 Mercury 2 Dr. Sedan Tiroofoit* '51 Buick Super 4 Dr. Sedas '53 Ford 4 Dr. Sedan 52 Ford Victoria AdjtstflM* han k m ***«.« SALEPRICED SAIi DEPOSIT BOXES '52 Buick Special *53 Buick Special Sedan *53 Pontiac 8 Sedan *55 Buick Hardtop LOW C O ST H IG H P R O T E C T IO N *SANEORD V *■» ,r> « • ; l-«wll Onahllghts with m*r* fog. two* lhan yoo'vo ever **#« hetoret Th* 3-cater haem and (lather bullets mok* thl* an tdaol warning or riannl light. P erfett far anmping or far emergency via In th* cor. Vau lt prob­ ably want la bvy savaral at this »#ry spatial a*la prk*. Chrome com. , ’55 Buick Roadmaster Bedon—Only firoofono PHONE 1034 fo u y u . �I HK SANFORD H ERALD Thurs., Autf. 0, 195G, Page 5 SocialfcocnlA Follow Family F orm alities Formalities between ' the fami­ lies of the bride aiul groom should not be overlooked during the engagement period, foolish e though they may seem in this in­ formal modem world. BY SANDRA BERG They are certainly more For the p u t month Mrs C. A. by Mitt Allyson Lee, piano; Miss port ant to families who live at Anderson Jr, end daughter, Joncll Lee. acrobatic danefc; Miss some distance from one another Laura Ann, Mr*. T. E. Smith and Suisnne Jones and Miss Cindy or have met very little, but they Denlie de Fallot have travelled May rendered solos. Margaret arc aLo worthy of consideration over 7,000 mllea visiting and and Leslie Jones gave a comical by better acquainted parent*, for sightseeing In Little Rock. Colo­ skit and Carol Hick* did a drama­ true friendship between families rado 8prings. Denver. Salt Lake tic reading. Betsy Williams had at this point may have a great City, San Francisco, Fresno. La* the devotion and Mis* Ann Libby effect on the future happiness of Vega*. Ft. Worth, Dallas and introduced the mothers from San­ the engaged couple. New Orleani. (Try saving that ford who were present. Helen Pit­ . Strictly speaking the fiance's * In one breath) Mrs. Smith spent ard was the emcee. Also a water parents—or some other member two week* with her »nn Edward melon cutting w a s enjoyed. of his family If h 'j parent; are and his family In Santa Clara. Mothers from bmi.Mrd were Mr*. nut living—should vUlt the Calif; and Mr*. Anderson visited C. R. Jones, Mr*. C. O. Jones, bride's parents within twenty-four her daughter, Martha Hamner Mr*. W, A, Ludwig and Mrs, hours of the engagement being and family In Placervllle, Calif. Michel Thomas. "The children en­ accepted. Nowadays some lalituda They alio vlilted with Ruby joyed it thoroughly," beamed Mrs. Is allowed In time—especially where distance is involved—but Tljamoson nnd family In Foley, Pitard. this call should be carried out a* Ala. A very full vacation would­ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Uukur ara soon us possible. n't you *ay7 •t i l two tired but happy people! They The visit snould be rclurnrd by Mr*. Georgia Rooth, Slanted have Just returned from a three the bride-to-be and her parents— Houston and Mias Bobbve Morton weeks vacation in New York City again according to the more rigid have relumed from a trio out to and Cleveland,' Ohio, On the way dictates of tradition—within three days. vt**t hi* parent*. Mr. and Mr*. to New York they visited with J ft. Houston In St. George. Utah. M-ster Sgt. and Mrs. Chris J, Though these are the only rule* Enrnut* thev visited man'1 nnlnt* Ducurcl and boys. While in tha on the subject, obviously the mar* of Interest including Grand. Bryce "big city" they attended and en­ the parents can get together on end Zion Canyons; Hoover Dnm; joyed a music convention at tha a friendly basis throughout the Mesa Vl*ta, the ancient Indian Hotel New Yorker with his broth­ engagement the better. VHIaee: the Temnt* Sonar* at er and aister-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Where dlstaneo prohibits such Salt Lake City. Utah; La* V«gaa, George Bukur. The four Bukura visits a mutually convenient Nev. and New Orleans. La. Oeor- then journeyed to Cleveland meeting ahould be arranged as rla and .S'anlev are nlannlnt to where they Joined Mr. and Mra. soon as possible after the engage­ be married A**" M In Maitland. John Bukur. Thia wai tha firat ment announcement and well be­ Merman Middleton,, active in dra­ time the Bukur brothers had all fore the wedding. T called Mr*. Wade Garn-r to been together in 17 year*. "The matic* at Seminole High School. ask about h»r daughter. Ro*e- Sli Bukur*," as they bocame Sanford, i* in the midst of a busy marv. who ha* heen In N'tirtei known throughout the town, were Swimming Party summer in the Great Smoky Moun­ training «t Florida State Unlver- honored at a large gathering of tain* where he 1* designer for the Is Enjoyed altr at TaRshas*ee for the na»t their Roumanian friends, many of latrat Hermit Hunter outdoor dra­ two years. Rosemary, for Red aa whom they had not seen for By Youngsters ma, "CHUCKY JACK." Gatlin we rail her) it now retting her yeara. Another highlight of their burg, Tcnn. Miss Helen Pitard was honored hospital training at the Gaston trip waa a Roumanian pirnie. ’CHUCKY JACK" opened June 22 Saturday at her home by hrr mo­ County Hospital In Oulney. She Games, dancing and "delicious" In the spacious and beautiful new will be horns tomorrow for three foods were enjoyed. On the way ther with a swimming parly from Hunter HIU* Theatre, located four week* and then will be off to the home Mr. and Mrs. Bukur visit­ 2 to 5 p. m. miles cast of Galltnburg. It was The arfair was staged at the named in honor or the productive Jtekson* Memorial Hospital In ed Canfield, Ohio with Mr. and swimming pool in the backyard of playwright of CHUCKY JACK. UNMiami. She I* working on her BS Mr*. Nick Bucurcl and family. her home and on the sun deck TO Til ESP. HILLS, VOICE IN THE »••• degree In Nursing. The aystem I* art up an that a atudent goes for On the New Arrival Liat. . , . where the refreshments of hot V/INI), and other outdoor drama*. two year* lo the college and then Mr. and Mrs, Jack Nobles living dogs, soft drinks and eup rake* ClIUUKY JACK, saga nf Jhe fam­ two yeara in active hospital work. at 1>09 Park Ave. He is a chief were eaten by hungry youngtlrri. ed frontiersman, John Sevier, who Helen’s father acted as life Aa a new Idea the officials divid­ In tha Navy. They have two chil­ won life battle nf King* Mountain ed up the d a is Into groupa nf dren, a girl eight and a boy six. guard .for the parly. Decorations sevens with an Initruetor to each Lt. and Mra. 0. J. Leaper from of yrilow and red crepe paper group. Thla la tha Drat time it Mlllry, A la.,. now living at 105 were used on the aun deck and ha* been tried and Rosemary Laurel Drived The Leaper* have patio. Those Invited to enjoy, them­ "srem s to like It." We know ahe ono girl thraj years old. . . . Lt. will make good. and Mra, C. E. Myers of (27 Cata­ selves with a coot awim were • ••• lina Drivo here from New York Judy Ludwig, Diana Nichols, BusHelen Pitard tells me thet For­ City. . . . Mr. and Sirs. Richard unne Jones, Betsy Williams, Ann est Park School doted Its sum­ Mabe from Parkton, N.C., now Libby, Barbara Bradley, Margamer session Friday with • "wow living,at 1QV E. tip i Blrcqt. Ho et Jones, Sandra Kader, Betty derful" talent show put on by la a chief petty officer in the Pitard and Helen. Alio, Alex McKibbln, J o h n youngsters from Sanford. Some Navy. They hava a little girl aix Mann, Mike Roberts, Johnny of tha numbers given were done Weeks old. Whelchei, Emmett McCall, Wayne McCoy, and Tummy Burner. Calendar . Former Sanfordite Claimed 'Genius As Stage Designer What Would You Do If Given Chance To Do Wedding Over? It akcond guessing la permlstibia for aporta writers and politi­ cal observers, then why not let tha young marrlad woman hava her chance to turn back tha clock to rearrange her wedding day. An informal - survey taken In ana community revealed many In­ teresting answers to the question "What would you do U you had your wadding lo do overt" Some new brides said they "wouldn't change a thing. Loved every bit of It." Others varied from minor changes to complete revisions. 8aid Mra. Stanley Scbrclber: "I would Insist that there be no small children at the ceremony. They are loo restless and noisy. "1 also would make aura all the luggag* be In tha car ready for the honeymoon start. We for­ got end had u> rush to my house for it. We almost missed our plane." Another bride wjth a bitter lament concerning attendants la lira. William Mari. She asyi; "I ae* now that my maid of honor ahould have worn a cocktail length dreaa Uke the bridesmaida, thus blending with the whole wedding party. Bui, 1 ad­ mit now, 1 waa quite stubborn about it at the time." A military bride. Mrs. Wallace Wildcnradt, says aha would have done the same thing all over again. Both were in the military service a t the time of tneir m ar­ riage. "If we both were civilians, however," ahe remarked. "I would hava had a small, quiet wedding performed i t the church 1 at­ tended aa a child. Our famlliei and a few dose friends would have been there. Afterward* the reception at my borne would have been small. Then my husband and I would have gone to a romantic spot nearby for our honeymoon. fisih & o n a lA Carolyn Cantrell from 'pm m da, Va., and Nancy Liveuy from RoberivlUe, Tenn,, are visiting M in Marianne Strickland for a week. They will then *uy with Sandra and Banja Monforton until next Wednesday. The girls became friend* at Virginia la Vermont Col­ lege at Bristol, Va.-Teaa. Mrs. Alma D. W alter of TaUa► hasaee arrived today tn visit with • her ion and family, Mr. and Mrs. U S. W alks a t e children. v*'-' "After all," she recalled, "our wedding and honeymoon were squeezed out of a weekend pass." Even the groom, who haa little to aay about the wedding, must be allowed him day of reckoning on the aame question. Steven Phillips said: “i. would have limited the guests to Just the immediate family. There were too many distant relatives most of whom I never saw be­ fore and haven’t seen since!" . Happy Birthday August • Scott Kirk v Floyd L. Sparkman llAtlCAHOLE Is the title this dor-embroidered white silk organs* evening dec** from Christian Dior'. New York col­ lection. Pink groxgiain tonda crisa-croaa.lha bodice. Donna LHarper Reubin A skew ■ Reveal Plans men of the First Presbyterian THUBSDAY The Intermediate Choir will re­ Church will meet at 8 p.m. at the' Miss Donna Lou n trp c r, daughhearse at First Baptist Church at home of Mrs. At Wallace, Loch ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hai*> Arbor. Mrs/ Joe Orseno will be pm . per and Reubtn O'Donuvan Askew, Thr Mid Wcrk Bible Hour will co-hostess. Mrs. Clifford McKib- ■on of Mrs, Alberta Askew and tha be conducted by Elders Arthur btn Jr., is chairman. laic Mr. Askew of rensaeola, have DeYoung and C. C. Howard of the The Session of the First Presby­ today revealed the final plana for Fuat Presbyterian Church *t 7.3U terian Church will have its re­ their wedding which will ba held p.m. in the absence o( Rev A. G. gular monthly meeting at the Aug. II at 8 p. m. In the First Mclnnis, pastor. church at 7:30 p.m. Presbyterian Church. The Deacon* of the First Pres­ TUESDAY The Rev, Angus G. Mclnnia will byterian Church will meet at the Circle or the WSCS of the Meth­ officiate at the doublering candle­ church at 7:45 p.m. odist Church will meet as follows: light ceremony. FRIDAY f rcle No. One with Mrs. John S. Mis* Mary Ross Anderson will The Rev, R. II. Spear will have White, W. let St., at 9:45 a. m.; morning devotions over WTRR at Circle No. Two with Mrs. C. E. be organist and will play the tra* 8:30 a. nt. representing the Semi­ Chorpening, 2535 S. Palmetto Ave., ditlonal wedding marches and mu­ sic. Dick Aiken soloist, will render nole County Ministerial Assn. at 9:45 a. m.; Circle No. Three. "I Love Thee". "A Wedding MONDAY Mr*. W. E. Glidcwell, 2410 Stevens The Rev. R. II. Spear will have Ave., at 9:45 a. m.j and Circle No. Prayer," and "The Lord’! P r a y cr." , * morning devotions over WTRR at 8:30 a. m. representing the Semi­ Four with Mrs. M. L. Nichols, 2118 Mrs. It. M. Moore Jr., a college Oak Ave., at 9:45 a. m. nal County Ministerial A«sn. friend of the bride-elect, from Tal­ The Pioneer Fellowship and lahassee will act as matron of The Friendship League of the Recreation will meet at the First honor while Mia* Kay Haines, Congregational Christian Church will hold a regular meeting at 1 Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. sorority sister from Daytona The Anna Miller Circle will meet Mra. Herbert Strnslrom and Mrs. P, m. at the home of Mrs. J. R. at 9 p. m. at the Elks Club for Ua and Mrs. Donald Love, Orlando, Jones Sr . on Brardall Ave. , Circle* of the WSCS of the monthly meeting. All members will be bridesmaid*. Methodist Church will meet »* are urged lo attend this session. Roy Askew, brother of tha The Woman's Bible Class of the groom, Jacksonville, will serve Rl follows: Circle No. Five, Mr*. J. 11, Walker. 1719 Sanford Ave at First Baptist Church wilt have a best man, while Sam Armour, 3 p. m.; Circle No. Six, Mrs. T, session at 3 p. m. in the Educa­ Pensacola, Walter Eriksun Win­ A. Burleigh, 1513 Palmetto Ave., tional Building. All members are ter Park, and Richard Montat 3 p. m.; Circle No. Seven, Mrs. urged to attend. ney, Jacksonville will be usherThe Unity Glass will meet In the groomsmen. ( R. W. Sturdivant, 613 Myrtle Ave., at 3 p. m.; ircle No. Eight with Valdez Hotel i t 8 p. m. with the Little Sherry Stewart, niece of Mr*. W. S. Thornton on W. Firat Rev. Josephine Stuckle as teach­ the groom from Pensacola, WtU SL, at 3 p. ml; and Circle No. er. The public is invited. be flower girl. Nine, Mrs. Carl Wllliami at Mc­ The Gleaner* of the First Bap­ A reception will be held imme­ tist Church will meet at the home Kinley Hall at 3:30 p. m. diately afler the wedding ceremony The Women of the First Presby­ of C. B. Rudd, 1907 Adam* St., in the Sanford Woman's Club. terian Church will conduct their at I p. m. WEDNESDAY Executive Board .Meeting in the Crush half a dozen rusks and session room at 10:30 a.m. At 11 The Girl Scouts will meet at mix them with a* good dash of a.m. all day circle* one through First Presbyterian Church at salt and pepper. Real an egg with eight will meet at (he church. 3:30 p.m. The mid-week Ribio Hour will a couple tablespoon* of water There will he a covered dl*h Just enough to m'x yolk: and luncheon at 12:00 noon, followed be conducted by Rev. A, C. Mc­ white. Dip a pound and • half of lnnis, Pallor of Ihe Firs! Presby­ by Prayer Band, thfn business scallops In tha crumb*, than >■ terian Church at 7:30 p.m, and inspirational meeting. thr ejg and again t« the erit* *•. THURSDAY The Boy Scout* of the First Fry In deep or shallow fat to • Presbyterian Church will n w t in The Junior Choln of the Firat bran'If ul gutdew brown, Bart* the scout room at the church at Presbyterian Church will rehearse with T artar Bauca. at 8:45 p.m. at the church. 7 p.m, Evening Circle No. 2 of the Wo­ and numrroua Indian Campaign*, to *ay nothing of bring thr foun­ der of Tennessee, play* nightly, ex­ cept Sundays through September 1. CHUCKY JACK, due to thr gen­ ius of thr former Sanfordite. I* the first drama lo feature an nuuloor stage de-tgnrd in a nun-»> inmetrlrat arrangement. Mr. Miihileton ha* devised two revolving *t*gca, one for each of the *ide«tage*, thus enabling five scene ehange* in rapid succession. Son of Mr*. Rus*ell DavU, for­ merly nf Sanford, now of Daytona Beach, the veteran nf *ntne 150 play* in which he wa» director, designer, nr artor—graduated from Seminole High brhool In Sanfurd In 1912. Upon completion of a year’* study at Rntlins College, Mr. Mid­ dleton emhaiked upon three year* of service with the navy. Colum­ bia University «n» Ills next stop; whereupon he won a B. S. in dra­ matic art and an M. A. in speech 11950). He ha* finished the c«ur*e work required for a I’ll. D. at the Uni­ versity of Florida and !« working on ids dissertation, "Design ele­ ments a* used by Modern Scene Designers.” Mr. Middleton 1* the only per­ son tn he In the employe nf bnlh CHUCKY JACK and UNTO THESE HILLS, At Crhrokee, *lte nf the famed Indian drama, he Is serv­ ing Id* fourth summer a* stsge manager. With hi* wife, the former Mi** Amelia Eggnrt, nf Pensacola, and their Iwo children. David, seven, and Clthy, five, he i* residing Ibis summer in Cherokee, a scant miles from GalUnhurg. Mr. Middlrtnn, who formerly lauglil at Maryville College aodj the University of Delaware, will leave with Id* family this fall for Green»boro, North Carolina, where he will be a member of the speech and dramatic department of Wo­ men's College of the University of North Carolina, LOQHW ‘ ’’- A / FORSCHOOLond ALWAYS ,n Lanz Australian Imported cotton, printed pattern*. Perfect for career, college and bark school wear. Sixes 5 to 15. 19.95 A LUNCHEON -TO-LATEPAY DRESS of allk satin shan­ tung I* dotted in white on navy. A bib of ehlrred whit# organdy tills in lb# amooUily-moulded bodice, and very deep pockets shape the skirt at the hlpllne. A petticoat la built into the dreaa. Pols nie high Style thia sum­ mer. Tula la * Herbert Sond­ heim design. MARY-ESTHER'S For High School, College, Office or Home Youll Be A (D p IL " In O u r Smart Fall Separates! iha Areas. Ha Is William a (Bill) Me11si ns. official organist for tha Democratic and Republican Na­ tional Nominating Conventions. He’a seated at the exo*t modal Conn electronic organ which will spark the demonstrations at both political conclaves. The cumbersome wooden pipe, left, of tha traditional wind driv­ en pint organ repreaonta tha old way in music. Until recent elec­ tronic advances, thia pipe waa tha only way nf producing authentic o rtin tniiftlc. In the hand of tha glri at right are tha tiny part*—a tuba, relay, resistor* and capacitor*—which produce electronically tha earn* note it formerly took the bulky pipe to make. . The electronic organ used at both nominating conventions in *42, and again thia year, la menu- Conn Organ Cor* Elkhart, Indiana. f Mriialna waa aim at the organ in tho 1952 conventions. Then, commentator Lowrll Thomas re­ cently noted M... he had the larxeat listening audience, by radio and tela vision, that any musician ha* aver had. The organ you'll hear, as you walrh this year's convention* on your television screen or listen lo your radio, i* the same model many people buy for their homo recreation rooms. You can hear it booming over background noises because of a unique engineering feat Mora than two Urns of special amplify­ ing equipment and large •(•cab­ ers, hooked together by mllea of electric cable, boost organ vol ume to that of 3,000 radios. Oh, yea, in ease you hadn't no­ ticed, organist Bill alio teems to refer the *68 model beach wear >tho Victorian version. ■ £ G et read y f o r F a ll FaaU vH laa. Learn to d anca la th a B am ­ boo room o f th a M a y fa ir I rr . Mew claaata b eg in n in g F r i­ d a y ev en in g . *-10 pm - F o r In­ SCHOOL OP All th# nrw fall fwhlons and fabrics are here, now ready for your ejec­ tion. Du lid a diversified wardrobe of akirti &. blot 19, jumpers, jackets. Styles by -Saeony, College-Town. Henry Rosen field, .lane Irwlll, Jumpers from 1045, Skirt* from 6.95. Sweater* from .5.95, Rloufea from 2.95, Jackets from 10.95, Slacks L Bermudan from 4.95.. Do plan to come see them auoul • fo rm atio n call Miaa D arla- W. P. 263102. • Accredited Charge Account WMeaa �\ Pit# ft, Thurt., Auf. 9, 1958 * Braves Open 5 Fateful Days In League Race Z O L A By KB VOLKS TOK A8WCUTKB PKKM ROSS I thumping. Bndtwa Brtri'lSSr m^Sfftnff hSS? tuuon. "Such thinking m wot 'or my nena Will, tie true wist i w cy w s connive*. Nobody out n cooeuver could nave cioonod nee at ***** *>ted Golf Tou moment Gets Underway MBd# - B m U /i't runner-up dnm ptoM by Wttn- r***r HALF AHTWAY. ** with 5 . Bob Buhl o . tb# atdMtoS, tha Chicago Cub* M , open fiva fateful d i n to th* proa- d taM af to within Us purree tags (u n picked National League race potato ot the I r a t e rad I tt tonifht with their areond twi-nifht! | i M l ^ Milwaukee donble-heaoer In M hour* t | i i u t w k iu s e ira u __■«- » .i* id . the St. Louti Cardinal!. 1 ' tt " f ? The fourth-place Cardtoela ipUt * * * * " ■ M m M the New with the Bravos'last tight, win* Yerk.Qtonta. ntoi U to l l inalnfi after a 1M Is the Amtrkaa, Mickey Maatla V tt 4 U ‘ f f i *TA* ill 0ULOT//M | VA *vtowtD it WHtHe A /c x ty tarUMi to oe n snook own a oypoento. Me ra w— bored Dnvxr* dofooted air aad oardeaed nor naan. Only wnoa oho waa Uoefea away trout the Waiab nouao did Mrs vonlure io cnaage (be directions fivee tho nock driver. -My Uncle Tua O'Nona uvea there,' ane u p iaiaod, Even a on*M am or Wouldn't no led into epecuiatiaa about arby a la the hotel toOby. ene ora van the adenrng cunoalty of the man and induced the guetered Clara by htr warueet smile la pro­ duce Uncle fua. He waa ae good aa rua promise, ter Tim came flytag down the atatr^ adJuaUng hia wupendire oa the way. -Mcgl You hear (Pam Kempt Johnny *Jckt“ -No, o% we're all right I waat to this te you. Uacio Tun. teat there anywhere private T" rua eoaiuterea. Qua** the arming room a private enough. Ho lad net into aa alcove ebeitenng two oat urea daukA -You ta trouLM, Meg? Taut cheek* ore red aa paooics.tleg ignored Uua "LUUa to me. Uacio run. And don't interrupt." Wbeg ana tuuened, ene trownad. "1 wish t could nave etoian than* pictures aad programa One of the piciuree looked just uke louioc uraseed in ditlirent domes. grown- rua chuckled aad ml strwgntar. WoU-i" -U you need money, 1 could •pare watt, Uncle ru n .' "Ne, l ot weii-ne-xioa, g u t keep your nick**.' Me lookea uuriouaiy at aw. -1 nod no aouoa you wero all uuc fond at Anna Luratae.Meg muraiuivo. aau-waauag to toil aua too waa lea up with Anna, that all aer empathy waa with •jnvtu, out owe reeuamad oereeu. Actually, u e aardly uadcretood hor own oesuaaon about uavtd. She wai net. we acknowledged, a deserted by the one meet important te you, you were eoutary. Mirheai Deeded help too. He aamitteo o do(aaae (or uavio waa rough going. One left rua with aid promise to go to ora Francisco on in* tint ooaL doing nemo, eae wondered 3 Floridians Will Play In Pre-Season Football Gome mrnotrr H u t FIT OFA C/HClHHATtn r t v o r /to BLOC, JACKSONVILLE - Unlade IUnet* ar tajuriei ebunt them to the eldeUnei, three reddeata tt Florida will play to the Nattoaal FoethaD League pretence f i a t between the Chicege Cerdtodle in i the Chicege Been here Saturday night, Aug. IB. Moat football faas, whether they he- eleee fetlewera af the prefeaalena) aide af the gridiron taste or not, knew that two tt he Floridian* dated to appear la tha game are the Chicago Bean* ‘ullbaek Rick Caiarea of Taupe, 'ormcr University of Florid* atar, rad Pat SummaraU of Lako City, brilliant aitra point kicking end of tha Cardinal! who waa a Southweit Conftraace standout at tha University of Arkaniea. What not too many grid fans to theat parts know, however, la that tha Chieage Cardinal! hove on their roster a former AllSoutheastern Conference center from* the University of Alahamt, who now makes Ms home to Dn- longed, now of Uua would neve happened. * Kemp a wile would never nave dreamed at sucking Bar owe no** into a seduction earn. ■verybody, an* ihougat uncom­ fortably, chraed on* goldw witch or another, rn* miner* euugni gold; Kemp nunted wealth and the wiU-o'-tha-wtop at a d v e a t u r t i urh, Jaaoa grossed money aso power. How doei It happen that CarrtWhat did Micaaai wont? Charu making hl. heme to DoiL frriL f r r - . r r r . r * * * * w.u, h. « . t . . d u u r Heg^knowWUged^nar own^Votdaa ; married Dorothy Dunham to Doffu K l^T w aiU d tha r u i ^ rat Mad whilt both wara atteadtog ahcfTto h the neat ese is seaUle; ' Alabama. They hava a yeuagstor ■he wasted to Haunt nor tell-tui- who amwers to tho muaicat name (iciaacy is the tacea of aer lather of Kerry Lynn Carrigu. aad Kamp-nuyba the world tan Carrlgan U onr of the most toMag pulled aer auad from the trreitlng perionaUtlaa among the intangibles et golden witches. She rook lee and veteran*—and aftat wouM tall only Michael nor eentma. g fJshlon ho can fit tota hath T 'T . T ’** to caUlorln—trying for a Job with a _ _ ----- -----tha Cardinals at their tralatoi rr aa nf ux.»ookratrt M y * « uec rao. u ^ , r o»lr t?u , uDl. r#r#rt . , c# f\ t ^ ~ A l^ k * & all-aUU recegaltioa . .« . while playing at Oak F art, DL, \ g | # A a P W High School, atarrad at AUkdtoh 3 w jftf ft) V| 04M 0A U . It IVSMy * # c* V H H L tP \ MVHXfOHt HUT#* FFCO*P TM » *ceH t WILL FA P*P*AT*P MO**' FFtQ ueH TLV T F M A t Y MOV/* — r w F tA * r -ty A * M /* o • t m a h x * F o* 6BTT/H 9 u * C lC & lP TO T* A r WORLP tt* !* * POUoH* HAHPtMAX*, tab * m e h * h f a il PEj NO PUT » i FLA* Another Needles? Is King Hairan MIAMI, Fla. — la King Hairan anothsr Needles f Both ar* Flor- though ha Slayad ml fullback at Al Hairan Is a fine celt. Well mlrht Pits aay that, too, becaiua tha Floridian haa ran two atrong aeeonda te tha WheatIt* Attblft hortft Lika Need!**, King Hslraa waa brad by W. E, Leach, who operatad tho Dickey Stable*, ehtalde of OcaU to Central West Florida. The farm ww sold last winter to a aymUeata af Maryland and U J ilU U . ^ IC T O ly " TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE Daytona Btach at It. Pttanburg OalnaavUla at Palatka Waat Palm Btach at Orlando Laaibure *t Coro. Kaiburg at Cocoa fMMinttJtrinM through the IMS Mason, p lay* to tha Cotton and Brntor Bowl gamei, *nd a top Cardinal draft choleo after tha 1IM NFL meeting. . OreaUnga from Uoeld Sam dd>»y*d bit (tart to profarttonel football but ha maaagad u keep hi* to tho gamo* a* a mamher hand of the Fort Jackson, IX. team during tha UM-M adMMis when Ha waa Uamed mom to JACKSONVILLE « — Raymond mat tima with Caiarea. H. Recri, a member of tha U. S. *a pro football ptavara to. CarBordar Patrol since 1M7, has uk- ,.i8lnPfn light but through huaUa en over her* as Immigration and ----------------- :------naturalitatlon service officer. • • Basra aarved at Tampa to 1PM FI . fl .1 . IMO and In l l tl went te Miami f .Y tr A i llTlfWH R where be Waa an ImmlgraUon In U A U O U lU W I U e o # apector for ill yaara, . il < m i l * w i l t n i l l r l QUIT! A OAl - • V O F SA N F O R D 'S M O S T M O D E R N (or versatility? Bobby Roas, a freihman baerball >tar the pait season at Virginia Military Insti­ tute, led tha club In batting with ■ .*08 mark, played first bast and third bait and led the KeyJeta to pitching with a t.M tamed ran average and 1-0 recoid. S P O R T IN G G O O D S STO RE OPEN HOUSE Rl D A Y — SA T U R D A Y 8:30 A M T O 9:00 FM WE HAVE A Complata Selection O f Jn*» thtok, now yon can pala; aavtimet Ith Volthide A' yd Tyns Flat Well Paint No poiaty odor — so prim* reunited— Senkorik Gloss fr Faint Co. He! is rail friit Hgror �_ LI Simmers Activities [ In second session 10 by i^“h,r, *•p*0^* ■ ■- __ I s * !' ^ V W I I W w v M IV II _ llff X flth I ha> Yottd for substantial cuts la other areas. Coniress passed a bin ospoo* par cant increase to those re- cslvlng benefits und<r the Railrotd R#t,T*mtut Act Some 14.retim e in Florida, as Mil f ** thousands of others throughNow that the 14th .Congreis Is °ut the country, will benefit from fa rt of history, w# can closely t:,l* bill fiamlite its activities and seel Smathers wss on* of th* key figbow'thay affect our state and ns-, ur** in the fight for Increased tio a^T h e record discloses that j benefits to all retired Civil 8ervSeasMr George Smathers has had lc* employes and their survivors, ■ m * successful year in repre- *nd was successful In getting legeentiSt Florida and the nation In "•••Ion through the Senate which Ui*~Qhltrd States Senate. Time would provide Increases ranging sndhnpace do not permit setting' From 1100 to 1300 annually. This L 0 tV a complete list of Senator *»«l*lation, however, failed to pasa ■withers' activities, but briefly, the House due to the lata date on tho- following are some of his Hhici* it was rtftrred to the achievements during the past Houss for consideration Hoemvar, A n n ra rr Ul 0*1111 congress 000 The Congreis adopted an amendment, co-ipontored by Sen­ ator Smathers, lowering the eli­ gibility aga for women under ■octal Security from 69 to 69. it ala* adopted/his Social Security aouSdment increasing th* FedO aD aksra of old, age assistance and aM to the blind and disabled. After much bard work and con­ siderable time, th* Congrats fin­ ally passed Senator Smathera' Trip Lease Bill which Insunt th* haulers of agricultural products the moat economical ute of their vehicles. This legislation allow* truckers ef agricultural products to trip lease on n return trip tome after having carried agri­ cultural products, livestock and flak U market centers. Tht pass­ age of this legislation will be extremely beneficial to the citrus Industry and all agricultural in­ terests la Florida and throughout the uatioR. By permitting quick, available and flaalbl* transporta­ tion of perlshabl* crops to mar­ ket, them will be considerable saving- not only tc tha farmer O t to tha consumer aa wall. Congress pasted Smathera' Caribbean Tea Bill, which repeal* tha discriminatory 10 per oaaf personal travel tea on tripe between tho United State* and Central America, th* Caribbean a n a , Meaieo and Canada. Coikgreia paued legislation in­ road aad Public Utilities Commis­ troduced by Smathera to author- sion to give offset to Ha order to Mo common carries to carry a die- remove tha antiquated eUtlan now led parson requiring an atten- serving Miami aad removal at th* at and sueh attendant for one tracks from tha heart ad tha elty San. This legislation which has to a location further removed recently boss enacted Into tram tho buainott district. m elvod tho overwhelming By virtu* of reorganise tio* pro­ anyperl of tho American Federa­ ceeding! the State agency is frus­ tion of tbo Pkyaioally Handicap- trated and bleckad from doing what M should do to protect th* safety of eitlsoM fas thin area. This legislation was net acted upon by the Honan, but Smathers Indicated that nalaa* tha attuaUan la resolved, bn will again Intraduce U m th* neat Ceagrasa with tha outlook far success bring much mors favorable than K was Warn'granted u par sent t i all during this past Session. V J . eonaumptioo in oscaaa ad All In all, tho Sad Session of th* MM,Ml tons annually. •4th Coegrasa was a busy, respon­ The Congress adopted Baulk- sible and constructive one passing ora' amendment to tha Foreign sunk major legislation aa a m en Aid Appropriations Bill, providing liberalised Social Security pro­ •a additional ttS million loan for gram; substantial cuts In foreign aomk development at Latte aid; eateniloa of aorporatioa and tries. Preference hi the us* ascis* taiaa; Federal aid to high­ at these fund* will go for region­ way*; farm legislation ambodying al projects promoting konltfc, g aaO bank prsgrsa; extension of education, sanitation and lead Ute Dofonao Produetiea Aot; adop­ MootUement. * Senator Smathera ted resobittea declaring U la th* Z K a Congress of unity and achieve­ ment with Its efterta concentra­ ted on resolving all issues in the light of the national interest. Sen­ ator Smathers was one of the leaden ef the Democratic major­ ity that waa responsibla for thaso flat programs that will benefit Florida and the nation. . PERSONAL RECOGNITION Senator Smithan served as Acting Majority Floor Loador of tho Sonata during a considerable portion of the Sasaioo. Ha was ap­ pointed by Senator Lywden John­ son, the Majority Leader, end car­ ved la this capacity during tho latter'* abaenee. Smather’c received the highest •ward that may be preeeated to any individual by the Cuban Gov­ ernment — tho Grand Cross for hi* "leadership In govarnmont and continued efforts to hatter rela­ tions among th* Americas." H* la tho first U. S. Sonater to receive luck an award. Smathors was appointed to suoceed the late Senator Alton Barklay as Chairman of th* Democra­ tic Senatorial Campaign Commit­ tee. In this post, ha will ‘quarter­ back* th* IMS Democratic Sena­ tors whs aaek re-election and as­ sist those Democrats who oppose GOP Incumbents. Aa a remit of his legislative record, personal laederihip and continued effort* on behalf of Florida, tho South and th* Nation. In May of this year Senator Ooorg* Smathers, seeking reflec­ tion for aaothor slx-ytar term, wen the Democratic Primary nom­ ination by tho largest majority over recorded in any Florida pri­ mary election. Senator Smathers who has often been mentioned as a Vice-Presi­ dential possibility, will attend th* Democratic convention aa an altomato Stevenson Delegate, and ea Chairman ef tho Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. With kis various Commltte* *>• algnmtnte, suek aa Chairman ef the Military Procurement Sub­ committee; Small ‘Builnesi Com­ mittee; Chairman ef the Surface Transportation Sub - commiu#*; Senate Interstate and Foreign Number O f U. S. Jobholders Climbs v TTpnAT.D Thurn., Aug. 9, I960, Pnfn 7 WASHINGTON, ift-Tbo number of Amtrican Jobholder* elimbed again In July to M.U3,000—set­ ting a new employment record for the second straight month. Tho Commerce and Labor De­ partments reported that the total of amploycd was about 1U,uoo higher than in June and about 1,TOO,ooo nhavt July ef Uat year.. At the aama time, th* report' MADISON, Wl*., UP—Phil Campshowed tho number without Job* hat two SS-ytar-old autos at waa virtually without change home her*. Both still have from June at M U,000. Thla total original upholstery and paint represent* about 4 per cent of the J°“* *nd both nr* In A-l shape., civilian labor force of Tl million, Ho utes them to drlv* to and which includes those in the armed from work—and for pleasure. He forces. use* them alternately so both gat Th* at**! strike in July was about the same u*e. credited with causing only a alight Increase la Joblessness due to layoffs la related ar allied in­ dustries. The number of strikers la not included in the total of un­ employed unless they seek ether work. July waa th* second month la history in which employment has pushed above M million. Thera were about SStl million Jobholders in June. July also was the fourth month in which the total waa above M million. That figure waa aurpassed when a new record was act in August IMS, and again In Slay this year. cood A ear >a n d TRUCK T I M SALS! SIffB -C ISB H P I l M O 't * ItmlfoViovtet* • a ether *!*•• •eel Over SM year* ago, e London club called the “8ubHreo Society of Sunk*" arms formed solely for th* purpoee ef consuming grilled beefsteaks. Th* Keep America Green pregram was organtsad in Washing­ ton stats In 1940. Commerce Committee; and as ■ member of tho full Senate Small Businas* Commltte*. Senate In­ terstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, and Senate Finance Committee, togathar with an out­ standing record of legislation and personal accomplishment, your Senator Georgs Smathers has had a vary successful year. Other alto* of Hl-Mllor Rib Low Priced, tool U e o S prim n w fee •acMsiva O o t r a r l-T Card Trask Tirwt Th* b w « Hi-MiUr Rib *Wm jrms • Ms, gas, kukf itn I far W u sr I ra d io s , , , l-T K in * Card l#r ssirs Mrragik. Oo« Iks tll-Milsr Rik esdtv aad ka rare at track sir* eelisfssUaa el a saw Z k1k 4 ^ _y E - m Come See the Rewards o f Success! E Men that by aaeiatteg Latin AmorIra In attaining ocaaomlt stabltlIp, w* In affect help euraelre* Basic Peach C onaerve R ecipe f ? WAS H S P U D S D O D G E SA LES IN F L O R ID A IN CREASED 11.9% 3VER M A Y OF LAST Y E A R <htmol Hadrle V / > r 1fi ) r U U ) T*«1I fat tasit tk* w»f r»« 111* It ■kaa yoe »w* tkls kodtama 6 .L tesitsr. Celer eestrel lets v*e ante llfkt, ■sdl—. as dark tent, tstra-klfk teas! Hit nates eve* ■nil teest slices eed.aefflas mi; I* >sns»s. S»sy out, sasy-U emmk trty tea k* lilted eat ia a |llfy tm qeUt, tkarsafk aUasUf. Aa Idee! fift far say oeseilm. dirts DODGE offtra tha beat value In Its price field. Discover the Difference In DodfnI DODGE rt-tutln vain- rnnkp with thn boat Discover th e Difftwne* in Dodftl And w« a rt allowtnf morn than avar for traded, Discover thn Diffnienca in Dodge I RCA Victor IT-Inch Thrift#*, lewor priced RCA Victor TVl «T% smaller re Moot than previous table models. ‘Midden PsacT Tunlnr, Rollsrouad stand aval is Me. oitra Rbony finish, Hpeetel model 1TM42L This month w s'r§ aiming to boat all previous records by giving tha H IG H E S T T R A D E S in our history! YOUR FRIENDLY DODGE — PLYMOUTH DEALER Str«ct SANFORD INCL. WEIGHTS . j _ �Zhukov Soys Future W or W ill Require Larger Armies Chaplain W ill Pill Methodist -Pulpit Sunday " "CbapUkt Jack Sides of the Pin* CUtio Air rare* Baa* win proach at tha First Methodist Church at | | a. aa. an Sunday in tho abornca of tbo poster wbe la on vacation. , Chaplets mdm ia a Mothodlat ■tlaletor aid is a member of tut Mibeissippi Conference. For ihe wait tkroo years be baa been aasigned te tbe Air Base at Pine Cattle. During this period bo has Soon overseas twice with the lis t Bemb Wing. Flrat to England for throe menthe In the winter of 1934■I, tad second to North Africa daring April, May, and Juno of this year. Chaplain Sldoe did hla undergradaata work In Birmingham, Southern oodogo, Birmingham, Ala., aad received the B. D. de­ gree from the Vanderbilt School • f Religion. At the evening church hour which begins at • p. m. preceded by a quarter hour of organ music tbo Bov. F. W. Gtcnlstor, Assla* tu t fin the pulpa. Tha Rev. Olenfcter prior to ooalng to Florida waa pastor of Flrat Baptist Church Foamyaa, N. Y. Alao, at on* time b* waa D inner of Public R*I*tfaaa for Bio Grand* College in ^Members and friend* of tho Church art tordlally Invited to boar thorn. MATIIIBl CINVfNTIOt Mina It A c o n of the cover of tho Democratic wo ven tlon book eent out by the Chicago Host Committee for the party's national conven­ tion. The cover—in yellow, red, blue aad black—beam U^e legend, ."The Party for You, not Just tha Paw." (International goondphotoj, New Market Sldtes Florida's Nonfarm Opening Tomorrow Employment Takes By MRS. RUTH LAYO LONG WOOD — Tomorrow win Seasonal Drop mark the opening of the "8 end J Quality Market" in Longwood, located in tha Payne BuUdlng. Proprietors of tha new stor* will be Sarah Mobley and J. D. Kirkland, both havo been tn the retail atora business befora hav­ ing owned the former Longwood Food Market. The 8 *L Quality Market will be located where the Phelffer Mar­ ket has been for the past several years. Mrs. Mobley and Mr. Kirk­ land (brother and slater Uam) having purchased Henry Phelfier’s SU PREX MARKET CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE OF HOME MADE TALLAHA8SEE—Florida‘a non­ farm amploymant took a normal ■eaaonal drop of 16,000 in June to a total of 164,600, reports In­ dustrial Commission Chalrmaa James T. Vocelle. Current employment eatlmatea were 1.4 per eent above June • year ago level*. Industry groups showing employment incwaeei were contract construction; trans­ portation, communication and public utilities; and finance, In­ surance and real estate. Indus­ trie! showing tha greatest drop were the seasonal trade end serv­ ice group* and manufacturing, largely in eltrua canning and preserving plant*. Unemployment increased In June to an estimated 49,100, or 11,400 above May but 414 per cent below tha year ago estimat* of 61,400. Tha average earnings of fac­ tory workers touted 603.61 for 41.1 hours per week worked. This Incom* was 36 cenU a weak highr~ than in May and 64.67 above last June. "Overall Florida business la Improved over June of last year," Vocelle laid. "The employment in service Industries, much of which <ia associated with tour­ ism, Is 7 J per cent above June of Iasi year, which li a particul­ arly healthy indication." NEW YORK IB— Soviet Defenie UlnUter Goorgl X. Zhukov u r s the new combination of air power and nuclear arme "by themielves cannot decide the atftcqpe of an armed struggle." The Ruaiian marshal cava a future war will require targe armlea and tremendoua quanUttea of ordinary arm*, dcapHo de­ velopment of alrpower and nu­ clear weapona. Zhukov eapreaied the opinion In response to queatlona aubnaltted to him la writing by Hanson W. Baldwin, military editor of the New York Tlmea, during a-vUlt to Moacow laat month. Zhukov'a written anawera were tranamltted to the newapaper through the Soviet Embaaay In Washington. The cmbaiiy cold Baldwln'a queatlona and Zhukov'a anawera would be publUhed by the Soviet pnaa. The Tlmea atory aald Zhukov'a anawer on the alrpowor-nudear queatlon "suggested an evaluation of warfare faetora that came doaer to that of tho leadera of the United State* ground forcer than to thoae of tho nuclear airpower achool of thought" Zhukov gave thU eiplanatlon In part of the Soviet government'* announced intention to reduce Its armed forcea by 1440,000 men: "Wo were motivated flrat of an by cooaideratlon* of atrengthenlng peace In the entire world and re­ ducing tenaion in the relatione be­ tween atatea, as wall aa by eonaideratlosa of developing the peaceful economy of the Soviet Union and rnlalng the well-being of the people of the U.S.8.R." Aaked whether the United Stator had exaggerated Soviet alrpower, Zhukov replied that he had no prcclao data on official UA eatlmatea of Soviet air strength. He added: "It U poaalble that aome cir­ cle* In tha United State*, aspectally thoae intereated la armament order*, are Inclined to exaggerate the amount of Soviet military air atrength in order to derive bene­ fit for Increaalng appropriation* for military purpoaea and creat­ ing an atmoaphare of dUtruat" toward tha Soviet Union. Agriculture Dept. Forecasts This Year's Cotton Crop WASHINGTON (B-Tha Agricul­ ture Department has forecast this yaar'e government-controlled cotton crop at 11,661,606 bales af 300 pouade grbes weight. The first estimat* of tho year, this figure Is 1,161,000 bales less than last year’s production of 14,731.000 bales. It compares also with tho ten-year average of 13,006.000 bales. Because of tha accumulation of Dental Certificate MUe Hope Weldle of Sanford waa among the list of names re­ leased yeaterday by the State Board of Dental Examiner* la which 131 dentists and <2 dental hygienlata were licensed to prac­ tice In Florida aa a result of ex­ aminations In Jacksonville July 9-tl. Successful applicant* for dental certificate* other than Mias Weidie included: Laurent W. Belan­ ger, St. Petersburg; William Eu­ gene Chubb, Ker Weat; William Frank Evans Jr., narasota; and INDIAN CEREMONIAL OPENS GALLUP, N. M., IB - Gallup's annual Inler-trlbal Indian cere­ monial opened today with thous­ ands of white and red viiltora fill­ ing the town to capacity. Cruise Sunday The Sanford Boat and Ski Club is planning a cruise Sunday. The group will leave the Monroe Bridge at • a. m. and travel tp Silver Glen Spring*. Those going win take plenle lee­ ches and the group will eat. there a'ter which they win enjoy an a.ternoon of awlmmlng and akBng. • Anyone desiring to go oa the crulie or neoding more mitorm«» tlon is aaked to call either Joseph Nichols at 9234 or 20S4-R or jlhondel McMillan at 2806-J. i____ n o t i c e After July St, not be reanonalblo for any Inrurred by tha WAITS CO. (signed) J. Walt* PM NAVTI NtWin radar picket thlp, V.5.S. Price, la shown oa It waa commissioned at the New York Naval Shipyard. Brooklyn, N. Y. Tho 1,600-ton vessel, a convoy escort during World Wer It, recently underwent refurbishment In which a radar warning system and other Innovations were Installed. Tho V S J . Price will eld In de­ tecting, Identify Inc and Knotting air, surface and sub-surface craft Cof C Industrial Group Calls Meet To Discuss Plan A meeting has besn called of the Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee at 3 p. m. Friday In Room 317 of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank Building. The pur­ pose of the meeting is to discuss tbs possibility of organising an Industrial Development group to plan and develop a planned Indus­ trial area or district according to Don Bales, committee chairman. Notices of the meeting have been sent to Chamber directors and members of the Industrial Committee, but the committee chairmen urges all others Inter­ ested In such a program to also attend the meeting. Chsmber representatives have The average price on resldenllal swimming pools In the last four years has run around 63.000, ■ record surplus, the department had restricted plantings to about 17,400,000 acres, or 4 per cent be­ low a similar allotment last year, and imposed rigid marketing quotas. The condition of tha crop on Aug. 1, tho Indicated yield per harvested acre and the produc­ tion respectively, by states in* eluded: Georgia 73; 163 and 630.000; Alabama 77; 376 and 776,000. stated that there la • definite need for somo organised Industrial pro­ motion group to obtain control of sites attraptivs to industry, to improve then, end advertise them as being available for plant lo­ cation in tbe Sanford an a . This has proved to be tha most suc­ cessful method of attracting small and medium slxa manufac­ turing plants to locals in tha Southeast, it was stated. Legal Notice MOTM-K TOJIKVMU B uht u r t iik in t iik u iu c u ii ^ NINTH JUDICIAL, CIIIClJlT OK KliOlilDA, IN AND KOll HKillNOLE l.'UUNTV, IN CMANCKItV. I'llAIII.r.H JA.N.VAItONK. ruintlff. versus UKTTY JANNAKUNU. Oslsndanl ('use No. t!2t. TO; Mrs. llrltjr JannironB 214 JtockwFll AvenuB I***nk Uraneh, Nbw JfftFy Tuu bib hereby notified that suit hs, li.sn tiroushl .ssslnat you In llis above entitled «s,s la ths above named Court, wherela ths relief ,uuKht by ths 1’lslntirr. UIIARI.K8 JANNAHONK. Is a deerrs ereMlne plaintiff a divorce, snd you are lirrshv notified sad required to file (prr»unally or by Btlornry) with Ihf rirrk of aald O urt your wrlltan dt* fanse, If any, to tha Complaint In aald ault and to Ranra a cour lliarfof upon attorney for plaintiff on or before ths 10th day of Heplembsr. 1st*. Iterate fall not or decree pro confeeeo will he ealered ■■sleet you. WITNRIS my hand and the offi­ cial seel of said Court at Sanford. Florida, this SU day ■( Auguit. I»t«. (Clerk's Seen . O I*. Ilrrndoa Clrrult Clerk Wilson Air sender Atlorner for rialetlft I*, a lio* n h A rk. irlnrlda TO—Hash Hill. Center, Cherokee County, Itrn I: Alabama: IN Tllll NAUR OK TIIK HTATK OK ri/m iPA ! tlllKKTINUHi TOO, ItUUII III1.U HKKKNDANT MISHK­ IN: AHU IIKIIKIIY AIIVIHKI1 THAT HUIT IN III VOUCH HAH IIKKN KU­ RD AUAIN8T TOIt IN TIIK CtltCHIT COimT. HKMINOLB COUNTY. STATE OK rum illA . IN THE NINTH CIRCUIT, 8ITUATR IN HANFORD. FUHMDA. BY TOUR WINK KI.t.A Illt.U PLAINTIFF building materials a t.. United Lumber Co L l/M R E R Straight, clear, kfla dried stock for every building repair or remodel­ ing need. INSULA TION Alt types nationally knows brands. Maderat* prices. Complete Stocks o f • ROOFING • WOOD SIDING • SHEATHING • FLOORING • WALLBOARD • PANELING ’ • WINDOWS • DOORS • CABINETS NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Notice Is hereby Riven that sealed bide for the budding! and improvement* locat­ ed opposite the indicated stations on U. 3. 17 and 92 between Sanford and the Oranga County Line are invited. Bide may b* made on individual building! and on the entira listing. Station numbers are painted on pavement LOCATIONS mu MY RASTON, of Haw York City, displays tbe first fish she over sought. It is a 73Vfc-pound waboo. which has boon recog­ nised by tho International dim e Ffadi AaaocUtlon aa n women's wortd recor d for that typo of fish tn tho 60-pqund test tin* elate. Sh* landed tbo waboo near Bermuda. (International) Tha monoy you spend with our local mer­ chants stays in our community, helping to make it a bettor place in which to live. A por­ tion of sack dollar you spend in your horns town goss to pay taxes. Thus you help main­ tain local schools, provide batter streets, better lighting, to tter police protection. That's why you lasavt la your own aom•u n ity when you petronlia local business. Whaft toold to a to tter barfslhT Concrete Block Duplex Concrete Block House Tjiat part of Concrete Block Building within State Raad Department Right of Way Concrete Block House Concrete Block House Frame Building Metal Building Frame Hone* Frame Fruit Stand • That part of Aluminum Building within tha State Road Department Right of Way Frame Building ConcKla Block Building Concrete Block House Frame House Concrete Block House Frame Building Frame Cottaga Frame Cottage Concrot* Block and Frame Building Frame Building Frame Fruit Bland That part of Concrete Rlock Building within |h9 Mate Road Department Right of Way Frame Building Concrete Block House Conerat* Block Building Concrete Block House Concrete Block Building Concrete Block House West Sid* * Station 369 East Side - Station 374 East Sid# • Station 37S East Side - Button 379 East Bide - Button 361 East Bids - BUUon 3*7 East Side . Station 387 East Side • Station 366 Station Station Station SUtIon Station Slattern BUtlon Station SUtlon SUtion SUtlon SUtlon Conrreta Block Building Frame Building Concrete Block House Inspection asay be made by inter**tad parties. AR bids will be for cash end I apoa removal and/or dome! inU. Successful bidden will b* District Lead Ago* Deland, Placid* m m m 393 440 643 444 449 816 621 633 634 646 649 660 �1821 Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified 6$—HUMES 14—APTS—HOUSED—ROOMS 41 APPLIANCES Call FR1GIDA1RE appliancta, s a l t s Rose Court Apia. 3 rooms furnish­ 6-year old borne. Newly furnish­ ed. Choice location. Call 2074-M. ed. Phone 1494. and service. G. H. High, Oviedo, Fla. Phona FO-5-3313 or Sanford Furnished garage apt. Electric 3-Bedroom concrete block hem* 1S42-W after * p. to. BULLDOZING KJtchan equipped. Living room, kitchen. Phone 279-R. I.OWERY A BRIDGES hath with tub It shower. Full AIR CONDITIONING Avalon Apta. Efficiency, Ph. 730-W alzt screen porch. Rt. 2, Box San. i sss-W Oraage City Spr 4 5034 For Room or Building 532-A, Ph. 194-J, 3-bedroom fumlahed house. Closed H. B. POP* CO. INC. FAIR BANKS • " m o RSi T p u m p a sleeping porch. Modern and well 3-BEDROOM heuxa with carport*, Well Drilling, HOWARD C. 294 South Park Ave. Pheae 1144 furniahrd. Mi mo. Call 1313 dtyt porch and utility room, rrigiLONG. Phone 3M 307 East liotpotnt 30 gal table top hot water or 1037-J after 3:00 p.m. datra appliances, 4333 down. Commercial Ave. heater. $50. Ph. 903. LIVE at the beat location in town LOWELL E. OZIER ITIIOUSTERY CLEANING New air-conditioner, 3/4 ton. 1504 Reasonable rent, PARK AVE. Sallder — H s u 1311 FURNITURE A AUTO W. 3rd St. APTS. 1717 Park Ave., Phone Office: 3*41 B. Ortaado Dr, Furniture Cleaned In Your Home mmf 1743-J. J/* it: New Modern Method — Cleans 15-BUILDING MATERIALS Sanitize* A Moth Proofs. Free GROUND floor, 3-room CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Estimates—Call 1T14-J. USED BRICK furniihrd apartment. 317 'P ei ' VA-FHA—CONV ENT10NAL RENT 'EM FAST TWO CARLOADS beautiful used metto Ave. Phone 2393. FINANCING CROSLEY - BEND1X brick. Orange, red, and burnt ‘LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Sales and Service hlark. See them a t SHERMAN 4-Room unfurnished Houie. Phone 'LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS RANDALL 1S22-W. CONCRETE PIPE CO. A. K- SHOEMAKER, JR, Electric Company 1909 MallmvUla Service— Quality— Sitlafictlon SEE Seminole Realty for Desu ­ Phona 1941 RED-I-MIX CONCRETE Ph 113 Sanford 2I37-J-3 De Bary Miracle Concrete Co. able Home* and Apts. Phono 37. IA—PLACES FU EAT 300 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Unfurnished 3-Badroom apt. Near JRAR-LOU RESTAURANT. Slip Cover* and Drapes METAL ROOFING shopping center. 3419 Elm. No Vriday Menu: lied Snapper. I.ob­ STANLEY KULP Now In stock. 8-V Crimp — 1-1/4" Pete pleas*. iter, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallop., PHONE 2854-J. Corrugated — 2t»’’ Corrugated Fuh Sticks. Get all Ynur roofing needs at Fumlahed 3 room* k bath, down­ Saturday Menu: Prime Hib Boast, AUGUST £ 1 BABY MONTH at Shcrmnn Concrete Pipe Co. stairs. 1901 Maple Ave. Phone T-Done Steak, Spasln-m anil Jameson Studio. Special for chil­ 1474. ABE YOU LOOKING FOR A Out Weal 13th St. Meat Hall*. All Garden vege­ dren to a year*. Two 8x10, (1 NEW ROME? For Rrnt—1 bedroom furnished table*. HWY 17-92 South, Phone gold frame) SID. PHONE 31M, SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring. apt. $65 per month. 5L Johns 1175-W. per M. No. 1 Common $230 SEE and COMPARE Tree* tnm m rd, rrmoved and dc- $260 Really. per M. Nn 2 Common *135 per mossed. Ph. 1007-R. Tike the little sal out at least one M. Floor* Laid k Finished; The Homes Built 3 Room furnished apt. available night a week. Make It the DOGSANTORO TREE CO. Reasonable. E. F. Stevena, Ph. By now. 5 room fumlahed apt. i GIE DINER k BAR Lake Mary. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ 716-R-4 after B p.m. available by July 20lh. 310 Mag­ ODHAM k TUDOR. INC. ment*, invoieP.t, hand bill >, and 44-BUSINESS EQUIPMENT ^-LOST and FOUND nolia. Ph. A. K. Roaaetitr, Flor­ Builders nr Fine Homr* programs, e t c . Progressive ist. 212. POUND — Tan, part Shepherd fcFor Florida Living Printing Co. Phone 404 — 403 HAYNES Offiee Machine Co., ■male dog. lias harness but nu Efficiency apartment, air-condi­ West 13th St. Typewnteri, adding machinei. BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three ’ tag. Dater Dunn, one block tioned. Hwy. 17-91 8. SlumberSaiai-Rentali, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. And Four Bedroom Hornet ‘ south of Monroe Corner. land Court. T. V. REPAIRS l A 3 hath* p. m. Service Calls, 13.00, Good Uied Office Deaka from $35. jtfo S T — White female Terrier. •TilJ. 10 MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom bouse. ' Varied Selection of Plana Avail­ O. Herrin. Ph. 3893-J. W. A. Uaed portable and standard size able. ‘.N am e “Tippy". 1-och Arbor Large yard. Call 1450-J after Norris, Ph. 1559. Licensed Techtypewriter* from $35. {.section. Ph. lot or 2085-J. Priced From $11,200 to $21,000 6 p. m. nician*. guaranteed work. POWELL’S VA (G I)-rH A k FHA initrv^-PERSONAL NOTICES 3-Badroom unfumiahad houaa. No Office Supply ice Financing, EMPLOYMENT 117 S. Magnolia Phone 946 kitchen equipment, 200 French £ocal and Long Distance moving, HOMES AVAILABLE: Ave. Phone 146-J. ; Agent* for HOWARD VAN -HELP WANTED—FEMALE 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Snulh Pinccrcit . . . . Sanford. Fla. LINES. INC., PENLNSU1.AU If Interested in apartment, clean­ Grove Manors ........ Sanford, FI*. TRANSFER A STORAGE, Inc . WAITRESS - Apply Touehtoa'* Buy ynur Furniture at Berry * er than average, close-in, SEE Valencia Villas . . . . DcLtnd, Fla. Warehouse Furn. Co., at 90t W. Jimmy Cowan, Phona 416. Office 1500 French Ave., Phone Drug Storr, Mr. Clark. 1*1 St. All nationally adv. furn­ 3161. SALES OFFICE ' Curb girls, apply in person to iture at warehouse price*. 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, electric 3625 S. French Ave. Plg’n Whistle. ROLLAWAY, Hospital ~amT~3aby kitchen, 119 W. 17th St., Phone Phone 2100 k 2940 WHITE Bed* Day, Week, or Month—Tel. 679. Alter 6:00 p. m. Call 2371-W 27—HELP WANTEU-MALK SEWING MACHINE CENTER 1435. Furniture Cenler — Sales, Service and Rental* 3-ROOM lokrfrnnt apt. Hot water. 116 West First S t._____ Wanted—Handy man for Mar-Lou GAR RE T T 'S $40 mo W. Mutgrave. Lake Mary. Motel, ph. 3140. This ad wiB admit Mrs. Ida Padg­ 323 E. Firat St. Phone 1122 e tt to tha Rlti Theatre as a 3 -M A L E or FEMALE Furniahrd cottage by week or g u sst^ Ix jj^ Ja te ^ u g ^ O j^ lO M . month. Ph, 3010-W-l. Old established firm needs relia­ New Smyrna ocean front. One, ble. dependable bookkeeper and • AUTOMOTIVE two bedroom apt*., reasonable. 3-Redroom home. $1100 down. general office worker. Box 111, Monthly payments $53 86. Equip­ McGrath, Box 1412. Coronado on this Sanford Herald. A—BOATS AND MOTORS ped with Writlnghoute kitchen, Station, New Smyrna Baacb, a blinds, healer, fenced back See Ihe New Evlnrude Line tor *56 19—8ALE8M EN—AG ENTS 8-Pc. Chrome Dinette Tel. 1095-31. yard, screened porch. Vacancy ' -ROBSON Sporting flood* Furnished apt. 407'i W. lat. $35- by the 15th. Payment nut due $30.00 daU^. Sell Lumlnoui Door INCLUDES: . Evlarada Sales A Service $45. Phone 3076-11. Tabic with extension leaves Plates. Write Recvts, Dept., until the Firat. Call M1S-W. 914 S44 E. 1st 81. Phene tM 5 side chair* No. 150, Attleboro, Mass. Free Rosalia Dr. U rge, dean, furnished apL 3 1 host rltalar Samples. Boat k Trailer, $60. 414 W. 13th St. adults. 611 Park Ave, to—LOTS Matching Kitchen Stool 31-WORK WANTED-MALE CHOICE OF COLORS 13—TRAILERS 15-BUHlN ESS—INDUSTRIAL 100 x 350 lake front let. Crystal while stock Point, Lake Mery, Ph. 903 or I t will pay YOU to ace us before D.A.V. dcslraa parLtiana-roniploy Store fur rent, 407lX W. 1st. Phona merit. Reasonable salary. F u last* , , , , 144-W you buy. Open Evtnlaga and 3076-R, $55. turc preferred. Ph. 3563-W. Sundays. EASY TERMS IS W " 67—BROKERS aab REALTORS Eaauldo Trailer Salea 40—WANTED TO KENT WORK WANTED Palalka, FI*. 444 MONTHLY MAN with family wanta work. 1- or 2-bcdrootn apt. or houaa. Gets this beautiful 4-Bedruum Experienced In produce, but T riU e r^ il^ R e n ^ P h ^ M O C R ^ Furnished or kitchen equipped. masonry home. Parquet floors, will accept anything you hav«. Adults only, permanent. P.U. I Plume 127 three years old and well pre­ 303-09 E. tat St. For information on status writ* Box S23. Sanford. ______ BUSINESS served, Comfortable Florida to Box L /, Sanford Herald. Usad furniture, appliances, touts, room, car parte, utility room. SERVICES •tc. Boughtwold. Larry's Mart. REAL ESTATE LOW PRICE |9,7H>. Terms avail­ FINANCIAL U1 East lit St. Thone 1431. able. I*—BEAUTY PARLORS 41—ACREAGR 34—INSUBANUE Modern Alr-eonditlnned Salon 74 Aires on Beautiful Shore* Lake Harriett'* Beauty Nook Monroe. Edward F. Lane, I’ll. Ratei to Preferred lat S. Oak Ph. on PreferredPolicyholder* A. B. PETERSON 210(1. Broker Associate!: A, B, Paterson tL—BUILDING - REPAIRS Jo h n W illlu ta Inn. A grace Jr., P. J, Chesterton, Garfield *3—IIOMKft PAINTING 417 Sanfard Atlaetie Bank Willetts, John Melsth and R. W. mm Williams, A. C. Doudnty, Land 34 FLOOR landing and finishing. Surveyor. HERE ARE JUST A FEW -Cleaning, w*iin<. Serving Send* 114 N. Park Ave. Phone 1139 OF THE MANY SAYINGS '^Yiol» county since 1935. LIVESTOCK Beautiful Dinette act*. Choice of IF IT IS REAL ESTATE H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary 11 Table Tops and 12 Chair BEAUTIFUL IIUMKS-FUH SALE aik Crumley A Mnnteuh 34— DOGS—CATS— PETS covara . . . Complete with 4 painting call Mr, Taikar, at 117 South Park, Phona 771 LOW DOWN PAYMENT Chairs .............................. . . ... i-XR. They Know For Sale—Mile klencheiler-Chlhuahua Puppy, Ph. 1651-XJ Eve. (THREE) Repair work! Home alterations! nlng*._______________________ No job too small. Finialicd carpB A L L R E A LT Y Brautiful 3 Bedroom Homes enter will give prompt service. RAYMOND M. BALL MERCHANDISE ~ And—Beautiful 34-Pc Dinner*are Phone 1399-J. Rollins k Slagle. OSCAR M. HARRISON built by— Set ....... REG. BROKIAIS ftcRANEY-SMlTH- PAINTS 43-ARTICLES POE RENT 8. D. Hlghlayman, Associate O D H A M k T U D O R , lne. 9415 S. Park Phone 1503 344 Heath Park Ava. Pbee* • This Is a free pass to the Movie, land Hide-In Theatre for Julia ta-PIANO SERVICE ONE YEAR OLD Alexander A Htringar Oravcu, Exp. date Aug. 14, *50. Handsome Bedroom Special L. L. Sill — Piano Techntenn Real Estate k Insurance YOU ran buy with LOW DOWN Vanity with large Mirror 49-ARTICLES FOR SALE Phan* 3144 Rente I, Saafard PAYMENT and aiauma VA <GI) Mr*. Lour in* Messenger, Aiaoc. Panel Bed Ph. 1* Mortgage a t 4Vt% Interest with 197 Magnolia Are. Che*t of Drawers —Factory to Yo»— tl—ROOFING PLUMBINti low monthly payments. A Ir h Ibum OWNER LEAVING TOWN Reg. Plumbing. Kreskv Heating Wanta to sell equity for $1976 Venetian Blind* LOCATION----$159.93 M. G. HOUCKS which includes furniahingi, TV Cnrioted head. Sag-proof bottom Strvic* on Alt Water I'um g*act end automatic w ither. FHA rail with plaitfr and*. P lu tie er SOUTH PIN EC R EST Welt* Drilled — Pur** Mtg., payable at 133 monthly. rayon t aper . CoMaw er mylar New Releetlen of— Home hi* | bedroom*, porch, Paola Road. Phone 700 and eords. 1141.50 Sofa* (Foam Rubber) car porta, utility room. Situa­ S en k arik G laaa mad P a la t O . 109 00 Sofa Redi ................. BEL-AIR Section! PLUMRING k REPAIRS ted in good location. 113-114 West 2nd St. Phone 330 69.50 Matching Chairs ....... i^S eptic Tank Installation A Service, e™ Sewer Connection!. Arrhi* C. Fool-lockers >6.05, 40-hr. Alarm SEE US TODAY ECHOLS. BEDDING CO. Raymond Lundqulet. Associate Harriett, Phone T34-W or 1335. clocks $1.43. Sanford Jewelry A C arter 2nd A Magnolia, Ph. 1132 OFFICE ............ 3433 French Ave. 1679 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Luggage Co. 390 Sanford Ave. “ Bad Bamberger" Mgr. W. J. KING PHONE .................. 2100 and 3990 READY TO MOVE INTO Open Monday'* III 9:3a p. m. Plumbing Contractor tta buy end aril used furniture, I Bedroom home, completely VISIT OUR BALCONY Kohler Plumbing A Supplies Paying tog caeb prices for any­ furnished, 94,130.00. TERMS. Rrrm Electric Water Heaieri thing of value. SUPER TRAD3i34 Orla>4« Dr. ph. M ING POS* on 17-01 -Ph. 3053-W. • RENTALS 3 Bedroom home, Ith Iota, good shade, concrete Block. Vary Army Coll, $5.94; Paint, $3.30 gal. U—AAARTNENTfc WHY PAY RENT , PLUMBING special price. *0,760.00. Exastlaat T-Shirts, 44c; Army-Navy Surp. 2 Bad Room Hnuaea ready for you , Contract and Repair Work to move in, FHA approved, con­ - term*. Iu>, 310 Ssnford Ava. French Avenue horns suitable for Free Estimate* home k buainaia. Tor Informa­ crete Block construction, 60x117 ►*. R. U HARVEY Lake View Horn* ft. lot. Ciuie in, for as liul* as |-"R04 Sanford Ave. Phona ICS For Sale—Bargains, nearly r.aw tion rati 1494. .7 4 ton air-conditioner. Com$300 Down and |43 per Month. 3 Bedrooms, Oak floor*, coocrete piste art bedroom furniture. HUTCilLNION'S Ocean F r o n t Including principal, Interest, in­ black construction, MitaUndiag CERAMIC T ILB Apta. 139 8. Atlantic. Daytona value. 111,100. Gend to m e .. surance * taxaa, Total P r i c e Paul T. Mueller 4 I n D IM Small m e gai range. Private party. Phona 424. 4 til II a.m. Beach. Call 3374-W for reaervaFree eeUaate. Quality IT.Ifl.oo. Open for yeur inspec­ lions after 4:00 p. m. FRENCH AVE. SPECIALS tion, 412 Orange Ave. Call or Eilate gai range, 430. Call 931-M. House k Lot. 43,330.00, Ttrmi. Se« I. E. Batten. RFFICIENCY Apartment. StllV Houaa k Lot (J.TMjM. Term*. Phone* 634 or 395 FOR FILMS. Finishing. Tape Reabfa, lew bachelor or couple. 314 Valencia Drivt rnrdrr«. Supplies. SEE — WiePrivate bath. Arrow from Post FARM! Sanford, Fla. BOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP. >10 Offiee. Manual Jacobao*. Check with ui far farou, fully S. Tark Ave. ^ L-.iiractiag and Repair equipped, ready to g*. Term*. I t t l Uaalard Ave. Pbtae l l l l Child's play house. 4' x 4'. 3 dou- Three and tewf ream furnished Also acreage, large nr emailante. Very clean and cloit in blr window a and front porch. Sea ua for French Ave. Prep*rtf Phona 616, Jimme Cowan. HFECIAL A v n o a 311 Summerlin Ave. Ph. 442-M. YES. MR. FARMER REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN FURNISHED apta. Pboaa 1331 I can build your horn*, r«m*d*!. 9344 French Ava. PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS F mTbTsc. 10c A 25c STORE AU types and alios, InauUad or Boya-Glrla Underpants Rag Ike, WCLARA APARTMENTS: rooms rapair or build your addition to J. W. HALL. REALTOR your preaent hem*. Financed at “Do It Yourself." Jeknny Walker, Aeeoclato 4 for 95c. 331 Sanford Ave, private hatha, i l l W. First St. 4% IntTreat, over ■ reasonable WE REPAIR AND SERVICE "Call Hall" Phone 1734 period time. STINE i r s CASH ON-THE-GUICR thru DESIRABLE ona and two bed­ LET'S TALK IT OVER Machine and Supply Co. This la a free p a n to tha Movie room furnished apt. Ph. 432-W Claasiitcd ada. To sell, buy, T. R. Mean* Gen. Contractor 107 W. 2nd St. Ph. 4g land Rld«-ln Theatre for Mrs. trade, hire, recover a Joat a r­ 9 * 1 room apt Ph. 9M3-W. E. Calory Ave. Ph- 1430-M. Marvin Dyer. S ip . data Aug. 19, GATLIN RKOnWEB ticle. Phone 1131‘ AVAILABLE for ftnmadlat* occu­ Dragline A Bulldozer Service pancy, furniahad home, 111 Ph. 3332 Geneva 3495 W Sanforl. Thii is a free p a n to tha RIU FOR QUICR ACTION Ufa Ciaiaimouth. PHONE 339 It. Theatre for Steve Powdt. Exp. fiad ad* to aall rent hire. Call --------------------------I' > ---------------U Pays To Use data Aug. 19, !2—SPECIAL NOTICES ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Ralph Kay, 3150. Em pty? WANT ADS1 Ph, 621 SAVE $28.55 $6995 Mather of Sanford STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE FREE $119.95 fa V M L i $ T H E SA N FO RD HERALD Federal Charter Granted Bys' Club Of America Thu in., Atitr- 9, 1956, Pago * W aal M l r t « |t President Elsenhower has sign­ ia a a lf P a tla a t ed n bill granting a Federal * Charter In Boya' Cluh of Amer­ W ar* a f OM h i ica. Thl* lx the first Congresilonel Charter granted to a national boy organization in ihe past 40 year*. The bill, unanimously passed by the Senate and the House, Lastly btcasii ht'd hid was co-»bon*ored by cSnatc Evesijr 2 vlaitMt i» a year, Esirrtt J. CiaffitM, coneratt M. Dlrksrn, (ll-lll.) and fined ts a tia.pii.1 I* Tamps, Senator Clinton P. Anderson, (IfFla., placed a Pcracn.l sd N.M.). A similar hill, sponsored In die Nevadc Nev. la hepe* by Representative Emanuel Cel­ ef cMiacdnz eld friends. To lar, (D-N.Y.) had aim been un­ his aurptiie (be dap after (be animously approved by the sd sppe.md be received a House. phan* full Irani Xiaieth, F L ., placed by * vasun be The Senate Committee on the had known 21 years belactl Judiciary, in rernmntrnding pass­ age of the bill stated: “The M*• el ******•**etw*******•t **s6s| Boyi' Clubs are not only training A»•*,*,****».,••**1*1, *„e4 Pena 9.9 »**lfc.M9xik.#w|f,f*. young boys to he good citizen* through I'omhaling juvenile de­ linquency by developing chararier and nimal values in young­ sters joining these Clubs, but t - r 'l III.' •: v i * yii'M-nr : Mti."* are also contributing to a more ACROSS 42. Eyelid 14. Barn­ u'U ii i vineie • 1. Boa at active participation by these swelling yard H t1 i.L'ti c • ft Crouds dpoM ) fowl youngsters in the affairs of IH4I kU ntlllk'J • -. ». To make iere:>.i • 'j i : ' DOWN 19. Fcsrth tlr rommunUie*." j . ' i i i ; 1, fretful aomrly isue.i;* 1. A shade Former Piesidcnt llrrbert uri.i 1 70. Ordinary of red 21. Little KLIM :>l» i . - n Hoover, rhalrtnan of the board 33. Formed, as 2. A formal child ^1|(” M7H-1 i" , of Boys' Clubs of America for the an clectrie social enter­ 33■Magii- MODI M4 i M - • ■ arc Kf-;n r.’ix tainment trite peat 20 years, and Albert L. Cole, 13. Shabby 3. Across (Turk.) tdti.ir.’C, Mivisi •»', president, recently stated that 44 ’ (slang) 4. Marry 21. High this national hoy guidance organ­ I t. Break­ ft. Wall imua.J Yesitrdir'a Aaivee * ization now has a membership of water painting 23. Flesh 21. Many ( u n t o ' almost a half million boy mem­ 15 Strip* 4. Eakcra of depend bers In over 4:15 Clubs. Growing 16 Biblical city (gcol.) animal* on the** 17. Meant of 7. However at (be rate of a new Club every used 34. MltiUrF Cleopatra'* 6. A planet for food ten days, Boys' Clubs of Ameri­ i vehicle death t>. Father* 26. Paths of 33. Fit ca i* celrlirnling Its Golden 38. Goddeas v 11. Lyrc-aiiaped celestial 37. Shelter** Anniversary Ibis year. of death glocken­ bodies aid* (Norse) spiels 27. Gear tooth 34. Diatrti 19. Constel­ 13- Honey, S3- PriRgiih signal: ua*4 lation people gathering 1st from t 20. Kind of / • insect 29. Wiser Titanic couch 23 Beards of — 7" T_ % barley 23. Man'a name nr* ■ ) IT Rrady O. Smith of Charlotte. 24. Grow old N.C.. has Iwen employed by. the 23. State of — Florida Alcoholic Rehabilitation T temper 1 Program a* a Psychiatric Social 27. Graapa TS55 Worker at the Rrlinldlilatlnn 30 Sea eagle (Eur.) rr t r 1" Center In Avon Park. Following 31. Small a brlrf orientation at the Stale tanvaa bed Headquarters and Program Clinics, % r 52. Opening* Hmilh will share in the planning rr33. Jewlah w for the admission of patient* month I and In the social work responsi­ jT 11lih i w TT 34 Notch bilities of the Center end outpati­ IT IT 35. ComplaepnL,, •a., ent rtinle service* located a l thr K •S 30. Doorkeeper Center. 1 tr~ it - * nf a Smith Is a veteran of Wot Id Masonic w War II end received ell Ids edu­ tr lodge cation In North Carolina. Fol­ 33 A nipped I 33® T T leather lowing graduate study at the 39. Horae University of North Carolina 40. Vessel School of Rodwl Work where be y /M w m m /z which received his Master's Degicr, he carries oil has been employed by the Family 41. Serpent- • and Children'* Service of Char­ lizard lotte, N.C., where ha had experiem> as a eupervlsor of luilh graduate student* and trained Lim es B ig L em ons in M arkets social worker!. Smith, with hi* wife ami daughter, will make hi* home in Avon Park. DAILY CROSSWORD •\ B. O. Smith Named To State Alcoholic Rehabilitation Job As DOBBIN'S EARNINGS VICTORIA (At — Horses an­ on th* payroll of the provincial government. The highway* de­ partment paya *2.40 a day for a single horse, end $0 for a learn. Th* horse* are supplied by far­ mer* to gred* roads urar thrir farms. 17-BROR E k lT a a d lE ALTORB NEAR SCHOOL *2,000 Down, Attrac­ tive nearly new frame home. Tile hath, kitchen equipped. Month­ ly payments $40. 3-B edroom , OZIER REALTY CO. Iju ra B. Oiler, Broker Hazel M. Field, Associate 9401 Ho. Orlando Dr. Phona 1331 EVENINGS: 9111 and TOO Conault A REALTOR First CULLEN AND HARKEY Hi N. Park Av*. rheas UIS ROSA L. PAYTON Registered B eil Estate Briber Phene 3471 lf-M at Hiawatha Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO REALTORS 19*1 F a rt Ave Phew* 37 er l i l • acral of high dry fertile ground. 1200 acre. Within i mile* of San­ ford. Only trouhie, road right of way naeda bullduiar. For Rant — 9 Bedroom homaa il nice ifctieni. $90-1110 mo, W. H. "RIB" RTRHPER Gey Allee, AaeecUle Arietta Price, Aeeedate Realtor — Geeeral leseraere 9199 119 N, Park At*. Your Houm Leak? C- B- or Stucco, call TED BURNETT The Painter HE CAN FIX IT! Phone MM D on .... 1952-M Night* The big ahlny green l’enlan lime* which Florida ia ahipping art Juat aa good miaara a* th* other member* of tha dtraa family, u inVwhiwvfr you'du.. a lemon, you can eubatitut# a Urn* - ah*;; b# rtwnrdsd with iiln i flavor. , . . Jm Uae lima wedgea wilh meioni and ailads. float lima illraa !■ enuDi, squeeze the Julc* over anfood and fruit coekUil, or W#ni j lino julre to aeea»n carrot* and other frtah vcgelablse. The Florid* lime season open* in mid-eummer, Juat whew »lhe» « foAda naed a pick-up. evan a* you and I, and the season iaotou through BapUmber, affording cool ralief for th* last dog-daya o f r ^ You Van drink llmaado to your heart'* content, for it'o a M t i t ^ t lous'd rink, since limra boast lota of vitamin C. 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A, $1000 Down Payment (M c ta d ci cloning co st) Per Month (Ik W m T axes and la s .) P. H. A. $ 1 0 0 0 Down Payment 1 (u c te d a a d o n lag M ata) Per Month (la d a d a a T a x is a a d h a ) We Can Qualify You For One Of The Above Finance Plans W ithin 30 Minutes You Can Move In W hile We Are Completing The Paper Work --- �i 9T, D a n fo rt! * V VOULME XLV11I a n in d e p e n d e n t d a il y SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 M ay To Throw Harrim Rescuers Continue Search n ew spa per If Your Herald (a Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Can 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery i& z t a ih * FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 10r.fi Associated Press Leaped Wire No. 159 Egypt Challenges Britain's Right To Call Canal Talks MARCINELLE, Belgium IB <0 CHICAGO (IB-One of Adlal Ste-fWeary rescue teams continued venson’a advisor* expm ied belief today that Harry S. Tmman la their atrugflc today to roach ISO preparing to throw hla support to men trapped more than 4t hours Gov. Averell Harriman for the deep la the burning Bol* du easier Democratic presidential nomina­ Coal Mina. There was little hope tion. any would ba found alive. This man la a close friend of Rescue work centered on reach­ tho former President as well a* ing a paisaga at the 3,300 foot level a supporter of Stevenson. He said where 130 men had been working he la convinced Truman will make when the fire broke out. Apparent­ an announcement supporting Har­ ly Ihe other 130 miners at othpr riman “unless we can convince CHICAGO oB— Spurred hy a me­ levels already were given up for LONDON uB-Egypt (might ehalhim it would be a grave mistake. ” dical expert's prediction that Chi­ lost. lengeJ Britain’* right to call In­ cago's polio outbreak will reach However, the Informant Insisted ternational talks to settle the fu­ that Stevenson can win the nomi­ the epidemic stage, city health Hope surged through tha crowds ture of tbe Sues Canal. She charged nation even If Truman declares for offlctaii are bearing down on ef­ of waiting relatives today when a Prim# Minister Eden la trying to fort* to combat the spread of the rescua worker came up from ths the New York governor. undermine President Gamal Abdel 2,700-foot level and said ::w t have “ We hava the delegate* an! only disease. Nasser In the eyes of tho Egyptian a fraction can be taken away," Board of Health President Her­ seen small animals alive there. people. man N. Bundesen, at an emergen­ They were elthehr rats or moles.” he aald. Th* challenge and the accusa­ “And w* are convinced that Her- cy meeting, yesterday directed So far tha mercy team* hava tion were leveled In a statement rlman can't be nominated under speedy action In a drive for mors been unable to prob# deeper Into Issued by. the Egyptian embassy nurses, physio-therapists and medi­ the workings because of Intense any circumstances." in L o n d o n which empha­ Truman said earlier that be will cal equipment to fight the up­ heat from the underground blase. Was Hop* A. Wridle, R. U. It. sized Nasser’s government Is deter­ announce his choice between Ste­ surge. The Belgian radio reported that mined to "uphold Ihe freedom of venson and Harriman at a news Ho also planned a more wide­ Iwo-Belgian boy*. 14 and 13, were navigation through tha Sues Canal” spread educational program aimed among those trapped below with conference tomorrow. at all times. After his return from a morning at urging al Chicagoans to take their father. The broadcast said walk, tho ex-Preiident received hli Salk vaccine shots. The statement was viewed here a British engineer also was trap­ As part of this phase, a ventrilo­ ped. Many of teh other miner* second call In two days from Adlal ai an official Egyptian Indication quist, Paul Sladelman, 36, will ac­ were Italian immigrant*. Stevenson. Egypt will boycott the London con­ ference fixed for Aug. 16 under .Stevenson emerged from the con­ company a mobile vaccination unit There were rumor* that rescue ference, in Truman's suite on the starting today at a housing pro­ workers had counted more than An.arican-BriUsh.French sponsorfifth floor of the Blackstone Hotel, ject in the West Side area which 90 bodies In various galleries h ad ­ ■hip. Previous hints to this effect, V Word has been received that in what had all the earmarks of has the city's highest incidence of ing from the smoke-filled shaft, COMPANY B*8 NEWEST! SBt. Ram Skelton, a member of Banford National Guard Unit, Co. B IB* however, had come from Cairo. showdown conference. As to Infection. HeU attempt to persuade but there was no confirmation. Britain earilor brushed aside So­ Hiss Hope A. Weldie, RDH, has Armored Infantry Ilattallon is shown entering the driver’* hateh of tha M.75, armored personnel carrier. puaed the Florida State Dental whether he hsd won Truman's sup­ children not to bo afraid of the Nine bodies and six Injured min­ Thu vehlrlp was received by tho local unit this week anil will be utilised at tha armory for training viet Russia’* bid to recast and post­ ■hots. examination and will atari Mon­ port, Stevenson replied only: _______________________________________ pone th# parity, which tha West. ers have been removed from the purpose*, (l'boto By Jameson) day with Dr. A. W. Eppa Jr., at “ I feel Juat as good today as Tha West Side area has 323 or mine. the Medical Art* Building, 1301 E. I did yesterday and the day be­ 49 per cent of Chicago's 633 cases Rescue efforts were balked at —highest In the nation. fore." July 36-ottder tetania tional control Second St. Dr. John Brady of New York almoat avery turn by continuing Stevenson quipped that at bis to assure H wU bo for aver fra* Miaa Weldie it the flrat Dental fires, heat, blinding smoke and car­ meeting with Truman "We decided predicted that th# number of to ships «< ak Mttooa, Hygienist from Sanford to return to elect a Democratic president," cases in Chicago may rise to be­ bon dioxide gaa. Six-man crews This was nM riely hnBmteil to end work here. went Into the mine1In relays of As the Stevenson associate re­ tween 1,500 and I .BOO cases. ohM al Mte Foreign Ol . She attended Seminole High ported he was convinced "the men Epidemic stage for a city of Chi­ two-hour period*. They reported Bca oBtar high tew) trite Y ilm s* g School and graduated with the around Mr. Truman are pushing cago's population—nearly four mil­ the heat was intense and Urea were U r i m , W wfiagtsa ate Port*, n Ally. Gen. Richard E nin yesUr-T class of 1953. She attended the him toward an announcement for lion—would be 1,330 cases, ac­ raging as strong as ever despite day ruled that Seminole County University of Fenneylvanla for Harriman," the ex-presldent, pur­ cording to U. S. Public Health hundreds of tons of water being may hold a apodal referendum for twe years and graduated this suing his baffling course, did some Service authorities. poured into tbe workings. ratifying or rejecting a racing June with her degree. Tha previous record year was apparent shifting around today on Republican candidates for public permit at the samo lima sa the She la s member of the Florida tha civil right* Issue. 1653. As of this date four years offices In Ihe forthcoming elec­ November general election. Stats Dental Hygiena Aaaodation. . .. ------J " * P IW | ago there were 211 cases and Jl tions and other Republican dig­ down Ms troapktt to th* M atterMiaa Weldle’a Job la oral prophThia will be possible If the No­ deaths. Thera have been IB fatal nitaries were curst* of thn l)e ranean. laxia, or cleaning teeth, giving cases to far In 1956. Dary Republican Club at a public vember rlccUon comes pithln BO Edan ted Us asttte treatment! and aha alto works days and not less than 11 day* Meantime, In th* first precau­ picnic in Burla Park, Wednesday ordered n attend SBtear with X-ray. after the County Commission,.Is tionary atovw taken In connection with 200 attending. ment ri tha airlift « | with th* forthcoming Democratic According to Ralph WithercU, requested to bald ths referendum. National Convention, Naw York ENROUTE WITH HARRIUANUP president of the club, this, vrs the . Ju a teJephont cOitretnUoa this •Miaa KJWiHet Margtive, Field Leesburg M an Is Gov. AvwtwB Harriman ordered — Gov. Averell Harriman head­ kickoff of an active and agres- morning with William R. Kemp, Representative of tha National Salk shot* for tha Chicago staff ed "on to Chicago'’ today with a ■Iva campaign to ba waged by the president of the Seminole Park Mental Heallh Association from Revealed A s Farm WASHINGTON (It- Sen. Schoep- working for kla nomination. prediction he would win the Dem­ nearly 2U0 members of the club Raceway, Kemp told The llersld. Washington, D. C., met with local­ proclaimed formation *J « aaw pel H-Kan. laid today Republi­ However, Dr. Karl Meyer, med­ ocratic presidential nomination. In this retirement com­ "Wc are very pleased to know ly Interested persons to outllna th* world anxiety n r item over tha Forester For Area cans across the nation In "over­ ical etfleer fyr the convention, said "I think I am going to win for residing that the referendum could be sub­ forming of a 'Seminola County poaribIHJaa of a blowup. A Leesburg man baa been nam­ whelming numbers" are rejecting this sultatlon is 'not serious” and tha causa I represent," he told munity. ed Farm •Forester (or Semibole, Harold E. Stasaen’s dump-Nlxon did not advise mas* inoculation of newsmen during an overnight stop After the picnic lunch as guests mitted to the propip of Scmlnolo Mental Health Unit on Wednes­ Tho latest abjection to Britain’s of the Dc Bary Club the candi­ County at a general election in­ day, at 2 p. m. at the office of the show el fore* te th* Mediterranean Orange and Lake Counties, Ha's drive. In Buffalo. delegates. date* present and Introduced by of a specially called refer­ Flrat Federal Savings and Loan cam# from Libya; on Egypt’# westAlbert Lunday, University of Schoeppel, chairman of tha GOP Th* Harriman force* have ar­ vie# president George Percy were; stead endum, in order that tha people Association. era flank. Informed diplomats sold riorida graduate, who replaces Senatorial Campaign Committee, gued that Adlal Stevenson, front Arnold Lund, candidate fur U. S. niuy more convrnlcnUy and more Miss Margravs gave tome very that Arab state, which Britain help■poke out tn an Interview ihorily .•Joseph Smith, elevated In July to Repatriate Seeks runner for the nomination, Is a Representative; Ralph W. Clayton ad to m a te , was aodarstood la ^Florida Forest Service district after returning from strategy ses­ moderate. 8tevrnson has retorted for State Attorney; Harold Belt- generally express their wishes as good suggestioni on tha formation have refused a British raw est far to harness horse racing." After and the operation af a local unit forester for fourteen central Flor­ sions in Kansas and other states. Political Asylum that Harriman has no "excluslvo He predicted again that Vice NUERNBERG, Germany iB—Po­ righls” on the New Deal-Fair Deal melcr, for County Judge; Mra. which he continued "A sptrlal stressing the need for education additional facilities under tha Ubida counties. Mabel Schmidt for Tax Collector; referendum seldom attracts or ex­ In tha dealing with tbli health yan-Brltlah bases treaty to acco­ President Nixon wilt be renominat. Lunday formerly worked with lice disclosed today that a 40-year- philosophy. modate troops that might have to Container Corporation of America ed and that an EUenhower-Nixon old Russian woman, being repatria­ The Nsw York governor, in a Lew P. Fulton for Supervisor of cites overall public Interest and problem. « eteorgency. Th# Bri­ as foreat manager In Bradford and ticket will lead Republicans to vic­ ted under heavy guard to Ihe So­ speech before a Negro audience Registration; Donald I1, Myers for Is also Inronvenlsnt to the peo­ Organization of this unit will go tish Foreign Office refused comtory In the national and congres­ County School Board and William ple." Alachua Counties. Between semes­ viet Union, Jumped off a train dur­ last night, hit out again at moder­ forward ai rapidly as possible. election! in November. ing a one-minute stop here and ation as the way to defeat. Hs T. Moore, Judge, Small Claims Kemp revealed that ths board Temporary chairman elected to ter* at Gainesville, he did fores­ sional Stasien is on leave from his asked for political asylum. Court. of directors will meet next Wed­ help organize the local unit was try work for Gulf Stale* Paper White also arcused President Eisenhow­ House post to push a cam­ Corporation in Tuscaloosa, Ala. paign to replace Nixon on the The woman-lotd police she tossed er of falling to exercise leader­ Other guests Introduced Inclu­ nesday relative to the plana for Mrs. R. E. Chapman, of the San­ ded A. G. Bociel of Orlando, Dis­ requesting the referendum of ths ford Pilot Club, Mra. 8. TlskorUnmarried, Lunday ha* served GOP ticket with Gov. Christian A. her baggage out a window and ship in desegregation problems. trict Chairman, Citizen* for Ei­ leaped off after the got doubts (Stwo hitches with the U. S. Navy as Herter of Massachusetts. ‘‘Eisenhower Is blocking prog­ senhower Committee, who paid !>oanl of Seminole County Com ski as secretary. about returning. The Russian ress In the middle of the rosd," missionris. a radar operator In th* Pacific. Those present at the mretlng Schoeppel said he la "firmly Lunday’s service* are evallable convinced’1 that, running under an guards prevented her husband from said Harriman. "Wo must push high tribute to the stature and were Dr, Charles L. Persons, Ro­ accomplishment! of tho President escaping with her, she said. without charge to any landowner Elsenhower-Nlxon ticket, the Re­ him out of it." tary; Mrs. Gustave Bamberger, She said that sb* and her hus­ Harriman addressed about 1,000 Also Dwight H. Allen. Mrs. II. W. LocalJaycees Are tn tha three-county are* for up to publican* will retain every Senate Southslde P.T.A.; Ur*. Mabel Today mark! th* eloring of eon thro* day* a year. Among the seat they now Jiold and pick up band fled Russia soma time ago persona attending th* SOth annual Hurt and Clarence W. Simmons, Brown, Seminole Heallh Unit; InUrea ting and edu­ chairman, vice chairman and Named On Civic woodland management lunnions at least four seats now held by and mada thalr way via West Ger­ convention of Alpha Phi Alpha, a Mrs. Jo* Corley, Seminole High cational Brown!* Dap Camp* ever tresaurer, respectively of th# Vo­ that he will be available to help Democrats. This would give them many to Belgium. In Brussels they n a t i o n a l cotlsgiat* fraternity, Mrs. J. C. Meriwether, Children’! bald in Banford. lusia County Republican Execu­ Service Honor Roll decided to accept repatriation. with are development of long- a majority. Committee; Mra. B. E. Chapman, Tho Camp started Monday, Aug. whose membership of 21,000 con­ tive Commutes and Mrs. G. S. In (he recent Issue of ths Flor­ Pitot Club Mental Health Chair­ rang* management plana, mark­ In another development last They left Brussels early yester­ sists mostly of Negroes. « and ended today with a Parent# ing timber and animating volume, night, former Gov. Thomas E. Do­ day in the company of Russian Harriman proposed that ‘‘we Pierce, vice president, West Vo­ ida Jayeec News Seminola Coun man; Mrs. Ralph A. Smith, San­ Day celebration. lusia County Republican Women's •m arketing forest products, tree- wry of New York dined with Nixon repatriation officials. ty Jaycus were named on tha ford Woman’s Club; Mra. A. R. Ths Boy and Girl Scout Camp move forward to eliminate racial 'l U s t l a f . Insect and dlsaasa con- and William P. Rogers, deputy "After we got on the train,” aha discrimination in law, In fact, and Club. Civic Service honor roll Key, Mr*. C. R. Dawson, Swill* at Bilvar Late offered the perfect Delegations from both tha Mcn'a said, "we ware locked In our com­ In our hearts." tn t, forest protection, timber attorney general. OjH-rntion Civic Servlca waa tha Harrison Chapter, D A R; Mra. alto for lha girls to gather In orand Women’s Republican Club* of ru a d Improvement, eradication Afterward, Dewey described the partments. We began to doubt Ives HI, It. C. Whitmire, der to learn swimming, arts, Daytona Beach attended the pic­ number one program of tha U, S. Sidney af weed trees, and Integration of dinner meeting as a social affair, things. Then one of the guards MAN GIVES UP APPEAL Junior Chamber of Commerce Masonic Lodge; Woodrow Cash, crafts and other useful ideas. nic. hinted that when we got to Russia and Nixon said Dewey “ was In timber and beef cattle production. TAMPA OB—Georg# E. Plttaa, during 1955-56 and was stressed Masonic Lodge; Mrs. C. L. Park A bus picked tha Brownie Scouts town and invited us to hava din­ wo would be put Bn prison for 15 Bartow restaurant operator, hat The candidates will apeak at ■Isa by tha Florida Jaycees. Lzinday's office U at 1U7 Sr., Medical Auxiliary, up at South Bide School at B:BB year*." Central I t , In Orlando, bis phone ner with him.” given up hla appeal for conviction two Republican rallies to bo held During lb* recent National a. m. and at Mcltayuold’s Druf In qualifying for a Civic Serv­ la De Bary during October. After fleeing th* train at Nuernof Income tax frauds and Is await* number la Details were In charge or Airs. ice Award tha local club* were Fund Raising Campaign. Georg* Store at B:3I a. m. every morning, berg, tha woman walked to the Ing transportation to federal prisFootball Practice Harry W. Seller and Mra. Robert recognized for their "effort* to Touhy. Banford Rotary Club act- leaving tha camp at l;3B p.m. Valka refugee eamp near here and i. ed as campaign chairman for Requirements Included the wear­ M ojorLovett Will A t SH S Will Get asktd for asylum. Police withheld Pittas was sentenced to two W. Brown, chairman and co- better tliclr community, state and ing of shorts or alack*, shoes and bar name pending investigation. years. Hla brother. John, was ac­ chairman of tbs entertainment nation and are to be congratulated Scmlnolo County. socks with no aandals allowed. AL ’ Discuss S A C Unit Underway Aug. 15 for their succe** In this direction." committee. quitted on (he tamo charges. so tha girls were to brteg a bathing Bill Fleming, Seminole • High 3 Policemen Save suit and towel, a nosebag lunch A t Rotary Session School Football roach has an­ with milk being furnished, a nonMembers ef the Sanford Rotary nounced that Football practice for Life O f Muscular breakable drink cup and one Aagast • Club at lt« regular weekly meet- boys from the ninth through the man’s sock and thr*« buttons. Discharges big at tha Yacht Club Monday i2th grades In high school will Distrophy Victim Annie Bacon (Oviedo) Tha aoek and buttons ware for noon will hava tha opportunity of start Wednesday, Aug. IB, at 1:30 ST. PETERSBURG IT—The life tb* making of an alligator puppet Louisa Hasty (Hanford) hearing a graduate of the V S . a, m. of a muscular diatrophy victim, complete wltb eyes, nose and wide Maria Barnes (Sanford) Unitary Acadtmy at Weat Point The afternoon session wtll prob­ confined to an Iron lung for seven gaping Jaws. Desna Nolan and baby girl tell about one of tho unit* of th# ably begin at 3:30 p. m. or later. years, was saved when three po­ Adult worker* with the 33 en­ (Sanford) ■ Strategic Air Command when All boys interested In going u>t licemen operated the lung by hand thusiastic Utile girls were Mra, Charlotte Clin* (Sanford) Major John Lovett, Base Opera­ fur footbsll are asked to "mska during a power failure. Dot. Francisco, Mrs. LU Buckler, Lonnie Sheppard (Sanford) tions Officer of the Plnecaalle Air tha first praetiro." Power to the home of tha vic­ and Mrs. Bet Linker whllt aenter Erma Smith (Longwood) purer Base will ba the guest tim. Gordon Baltzegar, 29, was cut scout worker was Miss Naney Anna Hannum (Sanford) aneakev at the luncheon meeting. aL when a truck bit a power pole Robb. Nurses on duty were Mrs. IB Major Lovett who Is with the Girl Scout Camp yesterday. Carol Crumley and Mrs. Harry m a t Bombardment Wing of tbo Starts Next Week Ills mother couldn’t operate tha >e Jr. Laura Fulton (Sanford) f JI.C. will be Introduced by Harry Girl Scout camp will start Mon­ Iron lung manually and called po­ Mias Nancy Cushing acted aa Lae Jr., program chairman for day, Aug. 13, and will last through William A. Dalbuena (Sanford) lice. Ufa guard and It was announced John Williams Push tha day. Saturday, It v a i revealed today. Patrolmen Ernl# Nicks, Al that tbe water was approved by (Ormond Beach) Mr:. Fred Robb will ha ramp Bourke and Jack Fieber answered m N DIVES INJURED tbe health department. Lawrence Jakes (Sanford) tbe call. They took turns pumping Mrs. O, E. Claus* wag th* capa­ , . MIAMI —lit—Lodwig da Matanla supervisor and will ba asuited Ruby Gibson (Sanford) by hand until power was restored ble supervisor of tbe camp. M a *Mn d i m surfaced yaa- by Mrs. C. R. Jonas, Mrs. R. L half an hour later. bm laj off Creadon Park Batch and McKulghl, Mias Nancy Robb, Mias Baby Boy Drowdy Several month* ago Nicks pump­ T-B TO GET BIG IKNDOFF waa severely Injured hy an out- Nancy Rountree and Miaa Martha Baby Boy BekUowsky ed alone for 43 minutes anJ saved WINTER HAVEN tft-Thay’ro go­ hoard boat which police said was Owen. Discharges th« Ufa of another Iron lung virtlm ing to gtvu tb* old T-B trainer plan* H « g run at full speed bye IV Mrs. Virginia Rocha, Mrs. Ana Batty Slaton (Sanford) during a power failure. Gray, Mra. Paul Piety, and Mrs. year-old boy. a grand etndoff when it and* its Caro) Hobby (Sanford) no Uantanla wet hospitalised Bill Perry (Flip) will assist part tour of duty with tho air Force. Lawrence Jakes (Sanford) With head, fact and shoulder lac­ time. Urn last T-B planes, which IBB# A full program has haw erations after being brought ashen BOB pOota flaw before gsttiag their *y lifeguard, end • aad and it waa annawwrwd Hut Partly dandy threwgh Satnrday wrings, will b# sent to Baerametiio, tha boat was tewing. Tha public please re mambar that Sil­ NOW IF I CAN JUST GKTlt through that bolet Seven Brownie Beauts a ro W d at w°rk trying to cut with a few afl i nnea tf Calif., where they wiB b* **M ta ^ Boat's operator face# JwvaaO* ac- ver Lake will ba ciaeed for tha teat minute tour has «a their newly made bells at t n art* aad erefl* cl***. Tbo Camp haa bean held for I tew terite) IM S . teB— I — t e a t Mtear Late, u ito te By Jamotn*) Chicago Officials Doubling Efforts To Combat Polio Embassy Issu e s Charge I l Miss Hope Weldie Dental Hygienist To Work For Epps S SUSaSEftfijs: Candidates Guests Ervin O kays Special At Republican Club Referendum For Permit Picnic In De Bary Mental Health Unit 's t r e s s Harriman Predicts Nomination Victory Republicans Are Rejecting Stassen's Dump-Nixon Drive Organization Will Get Uniterway Soon Parents Day Held As Camp Closes Hospital Notes -Xif ■ Weather mmm Mamma A 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. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Beni, associate professor o f sociology »t New York Uni­ versity's Washington Squire Col­ lege, for m sny y e a n hat conduc­ ted a "M arriage and the Fam ­ ily " course. She Is widely known a t an authority on marital a f­ fa irs.) By DB. M ARGARET BENZ So many young women today am obsessed With the Idea o f ceremonies, trousseaus, honey­ moon trips and all the attending wedding glam or that they some­ times forget the most important Ingredient In the making o f a good marriage— the groom I TM NAVT’I "A ble” la launched with a trail of Are from the Wilkinson on a training mission off New­ port, H. 1, The new anti-submarine missile has a variable range and can be fin d from e distance at •*“ undersea target, a distinct advantage over the depth charge, which it replace*. Ualem sttoasl) gram To Show Medfly Eradication Plans M t d i t e r- imanager for W averly Growers, ttarts the technical program . He will discuss new mathodi In planting citrus. Other talks on Tuesday concern spreading decline and M ■ d 1 1 a rIn the Ocala ranean fruit By eradication. Grow* Aug. 13-17. ers will he Invited to enter into D iscussing‘ the Medfly program discussions on these two topics, will be James E, Brogdon,'Galnas­ says It. E. Norris, Lake County agent, who Is institute manager. vllle, entomologist with the . Flor­ eWdncsday’ s sessions feature ida Agricultural Extension Serv­ talks on Florida’s ’ water resour­ ice; W ilber Charles, Miami, State ces, budwood certification, econo­ Plant Board and G. G. Ilohwer, mic research program in citrus, LEGAL N O T I C E Miami, Plant Pest Control Branch, citrus transportation, and tree planting. USDA. The Thursday session includes Tha Florida Agricultural E x­ talks on citrus production eosts, tension Service is sponsor o f the Institute. It Is an educational and methods or handling citrus, the purple mite situation, citrus ex­ recreational affair, according to ports, and fertilising citrus. Citriculturiat Fred P. Lawrenro Agricultural Extension Service o f tha K ilention Service. Lawa as4 each of you are hsreby led and resulted to present any rence Is serving as program di­ specialists; scientists from the Florida Agricultural Experiment is sad demands which you, or rector. ir o f you, may have an aiu i Uie e of WIL.UK MANKKItHuN. Monday, Aug. 13, will he used known as WILL HANKKHHUN, fo r registration. Tuesday, W ed­ MAN TO DIE IN MS. late of ssld County, to ths ELECTRIC CHAIR r Jude* of Hamlnol* Cousty, nesday and Thursday feature full la, at nls offlc* la tho court program s; Friday, Aug. 17, Is RAIFOltD lit - E d g a r J. Lavoie. o f aald County at Hanford, la, within oleht calendar wind-up and adjournment day. G4, is scheduled to die In the elec­ is from tho Dm* of tho rtrot Specialists in practically every tric chair the week o f Aug. 20, for lallaa nf this nolle*. Kach will give the slaying o f his stepdaughter, or daraand shall ba la wrltlax, field o f cltrlculture Hnmlra Reiman, 19. hall stats tho plac* of real- talks. and post o ffk * addraaa of lh* Gov. Collins set the electrocu­ sat, aad shall b* sworn to by The Institute program opens at tlalmant hi* aa*nt or at- 1:30 a. m. T ucmIsv with welcome tion yesterday. The Pardon Board U H»d any such claim nr da. remarks by Karl Lehmann, secrc* last month denied a plea fo r com ­ hot so Iliad shall b« void, ttoso l o t McCoy tary, Lake County Chamber of mutation. Minora It. Jama* Lavoie shot to death his divorc­ Commerce, Dr. .Mnnhall O. Wat­ As AdmlsUtrslors of in* Mstat* of Willi* IUnk*r*on. kins, director o f the Florida Airrl. ed wife and stepdaughter at thrir •t*o know* a* Will lUnksrton. cultural Extension Service, also Putnam County home Dec. 3. 1954. d*c*aa*d Ilo was tried only for f i e giri ’8 will apeak to the gathering, ruJf-V*fkiri«lr in<iii Charles D. Klme Jr., production slaying. Station a t Galnasvllle and the Citr u s , Station a t Lake A lfred, and ‘ ‘ the Florida Citrus Commission; USDA representatives; State Flant Board offlciala; and in­ dustry leaders comprise the speak­ ing list. to develop s smstl-dls meter type of ■pace satellite. 4. Limited under a hitherto se­ cret lnterservlce agreement to the development o f surface-to-air mis­ siles with s range of 50 miles or more. Surface-fired missiles of les­ sor range belong to the Army or Navy. 5. Dispersing its missile launch­ ing facilities so widely that a di­ rect atomic attack could not de­ stroy more than one-third ot the (ncililipa or capabilities of s single installation. 6 . Planning operational exercises to determine the charscterisllcs and capabilities of ts missies. The missile conference disclosed that the Martin Matodor pilotless alrplnito has demons!rated a relia­ bility and accuracy on s par with thst of current piloted fighter-bom. •E K STATE o p FLUItlDA TO! 'a U R L J t r o . WOODAltl>. whose place e f residence I* unkanwa A Swans Complaint having be** (WMl against you In lh* circuit gasrt la aad far S«mlnoi* founty. Florida. In. Chancarr. for Divorce, th* short lilt* of ssld action tidne VERNA WOODARD. Plaintiff, vs. C1URLKS O. WOODARD, Defend­ ant. tha** prate oi* nr* to caus* and require you to file your written dafen***. If a*y, to th* Complaint filed herein, and In **rv* a copy tharenf Open Plaintiff's Attorney nn or be. for* th* Srd day nf K*u|*mber. A. JM*» otherwise a Decree Pro ConfetM will l>* entered aealnst Zon »»d lh* ratine proceed ex parte. WITNKHH mr hand and official Seal at Sanford. Kamlnola County, jJjjyldOi Ihla Srd dap of Ausuit, - /•/ O. P. Iferadnn Clark o f lh* Circuit Court Oouaty. Florid* tlordon V. Frederick Attorney for plaintiff Si n, Ho* m i 1*4 North Park Avantia Itnnford. Florida , ?,y i.T*TltlV TO Rill -.1 1 ? ' 2 ?.11 t? received In the office •? fTIr Manager until Iron p. M "" Austin IS. ISIS, for air randlfloslna In th* Pn||r. m .lion aad In lh* city Hall, nid t.rlcai ho I . hli! JnrJl,Ao elect rl rn| wiring. ito a rw lre * *"• * ,nB. •‘•ndnw type uni I In Iw IIpp rhUr« riffle*, b. On# | ton wlrnjnw tv no unit tn *. fir e NsSi.fa , , * " on 1nhhy a. Tan utility nffleet, Iwn rltv rnnnnger'a office*, rlty commDston room, and finance ofh' Sti •hove hut Including miV t n v rnjMin work, office. *ie.T|n?f If — Resting h w lte m e ire cost nf heat. S i? . to '*rh of ‘bo ■b«ve All bids shall stale ths make five d^rel ih • lh^.bl^^'*,u!!‘ ,n*l,, » "4 *j With (h« r»rd#r b flm M 8NA 88 FOIAMCO OAtCIA, Spanish seamen who n-scued Linda Morgan, 14, from the battered bow of the liner Stockholm gets a grateful handclasp from Linda os he visits her In St. Vincent’s Hos­ pital, New York. Sister Marita Itose looks on. Known as the "miracle girl" o f ths liner Andrre Doria, Linda was catapulted from her cabin to tha smashed prow ot the Stockholm. She was on the list o f dead when discovered by Garda. Iter stepfather, Camille M. Cianfarra, newspaper correspondent, and her half-sister, Joan, were killed. Her mother survived and thry expect to soon be reunited. T H A T Q e r t a in Feeling By BOB THOMAS HOLLYW OOD (JP) — Fernando Lamas has decided, in the words o f the current song hit, what will be, will be. S o he’s singing. He didn’t want to sing. He wanted to be a serious actor, aa Indeed he had been in his native Argentine. But when he cA C* to this county, MGM saw him as a romantic star. And a singer. " I never tang at all before — except In the bathtub and some­ times at a party with friends,” ha remarked. "B ut MGM decided I should sing. Stilt, I never took lessons. Before I started a musi­ cal picture, t would go in and work out the songs.” When he ended his exclusive prnct with MGM nine months sgo, he drew a number o f offers for film musicals. He nixed them. But so many singing offers came In follow ing months that ha changed his mind. ” ! f that’s what they want me to do, I ’d better do It,” ha rea­ soned. -W h y fight ItT” And so he went all-out. He took TV offers, such as one fo r the Chevy Show on NBC Aug, 14, which he Is now rehearsing. means o f caring for them. Frank S. Castor, director o f the Bureau o f Narcotics, reported at Sunday’ s board. meeting thst criminal and noncriminsl drug addicts silks are confined at the state prison. A resolution was adopted ask* Ing Ally. Gen. Ervin to find out how other sU te i are handling this problem. Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, state health officer, said It is hoped a contract can be let within four montha for a $420,000 addition to the department's headqusrtera here. The board ordered tta attorney to take stepa to condemn a part o f the land still needed. The at< torney, William Walker, aald the property was appraised at $5.» 290 but the owner wants $12,000, JOAN MIITON, o f A lbem arle, N .C , is pictured after aha was crowned Mias North Carolina at Morehead City. Sha won over 40 contestants. Mist Melton, who will compete to the Miss Amer­ ica beauty pageant in Atlantic City, N. J , In September, messu r n 19-22-38. ffn lrm etioM l) 13-YEAR OLD DROWNS LAKELAND IM — Clarence Brown, IS, Negro, slipped from an inner tube and drowned in Lake Hollingsworth yesterday. There are only scant traces of Fernando la going to star on water vapor In tha atmosphere of Broadway in a new musieal, Mars. “ Happy Hunting,” with the great Four out o f five people on the Since World War II, couples Ethel Merman. Island o f Cyprus have Greek an­ have been getting married at a "A nd how can you g o wrung younger age. Thus many a girl with M erm an ?" Fernando sskrd. cestry. Is making her big decision at a "H er name on a show la a guar­ tim e when ahe really hoe had antee o f su ccess." little experience with boys. So confident oi su cicss Is he Often the girl Is marrying the that he and his w ife Arlene Dahl, only boy she has ever dated. plan to take a year’ s lease on a Some girls announcing their en­ New York apartment. gagement have gone out with " I t ’s a chance, staying away only one or two other boys. Dr. Clifford Adams o f Penn­ from pictures that lon g ," he ad­ sylvania State University be­ mitted. "B u t if all goes welt, it lieves ■ girl should date at least should bo a great break far my 2S boys before she decides on a career." And will no doubt f i r m l y husband. ! don’ t believe such a number is necessary. U’a prob­ establish him—as a singer. ably too high. But I do suggest opportunity to "know b c r ie lf" at tha same time. How Steady la Steady? The term "goin g steady" has acquired a different connotation in our age o f younger mar­ riages. Not too many years ago young folks would " g o steady" and that would mean dating regularly — movies, football gsm ei^ dances, parties. But mar­ riage seemed a far-ln-the-futurc thing. Today, however, if a During this fresh peach season, wouldn't you like to be g iv e* young couple data each other a reprieve from dieting I I f y o « Just didn’t have to count calorics, regularly lor a month they arc then would be so marry luscious, mouth-watering deseerte to bo already making their wedding enjoyed from that ambrosUl fruit. plans. Such a hasty procedure) You can stop feeling sorry fo r pourealf. Here’s a recipe fo r oldAnother thing for the bridafashioned fresh peach cobbler, especially designed to fit into a reducing regime. Unnecessary calories have been lopped o f f withto-be to think about is tbe re­ out sacrificing even a little c f the eating pleasure. In fact, this alisation that situations which streamlined recipe eaves yon l t t calories per serving ftw s th e m ik e m arriage intolerable for original recipe. both parties exist BEFORE the The secret? There’s n osu ga r in the recipe 1 lasUad the r s - r f i - s . marriage. ss well as the biscuit topping, are sweetened with Suearyl, tha n-w non-caloric sweetener that can be used in cooking and baking. Such problems as money, Tide sweetener sires the peach cobbler a natural sugar-libs sweet­ children, interests, in-laws can ness, yet doesn't add a single odlorist be talked . over before the vows So make tbe most o f tho season's fruit treasure. Enjoy luscious are taken, Girls ahuold remem­ ber that the man may never change. Don’ t marry him with 6 medium peaches ( H i lbs.) the idea o f changing him to suit 3 tablespoons water your Ideas. If there are too 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 1 tablespoon Suearyl soiutioM many changes to be made, hap­ or 24 tablets, crushed piness flies out the window. 1 tablespoon tapioca V4 teaspoon cinnamon Bear in mind that you are riot Vi teaspoon nutmeg e r • tablets, crushed only marrying a husband but alio a (amity. His f a m i l y Set oven at 450'F. Para peaches, cut in half, sad remove pita. mother, father, sisters, brothers, Place peach halves In n 1-quart greased casserole, Combine th# water, lemon Juice, Suearyl, tapioca, cinnamon and nutmeg; blend cousins, etc. — will become your well. Pour over the fruit. . family. I f the girl or the bay Sift together the Dour, baking powder end salt Into s small can’ t get along on friendly terms mixer bowl. Blend in butter until o f the consistency o f comment. with the other’s mother and fa ­ Combine milk, egg and Suearyl, and add to the Dour mixture nil at ther there is much trouble and unco. Blend only until all o f the Dour la mixed In. Spoon by tablespoonfuls over the top o f the fniit. Bake in a hot oven (4S0*F.) misery ahead. for IS minutes. Reduce heat to moderate (390*F.) and M tn M Be wise today. Think deeply. minutes longer. Look ahead. Take your time. Makes 8 serving*. Each serving contains 187 CALOBIE 8 ! 8 .T You will be happier fo r it to­ gnuns protein; 4.8 grams fa t; 28 grams carbohydrate. I f mode morrow. with sugar each serving Would contain 298 CALORIES. Luscious Peach C obbler For Dieters 9lnF pubfle*11on A usual fth, ISIS A girl m ay concentrate too much on the wedding and too little on the marriage. If I could appeal to future brides I would remind them that they are not under pressure to get married. I would ask: "W here’s the fireT " In this dem ocratic society o f our« we have a free choice in picking lifetime partners. In many other cultures and civil­ izations the brides not only have no choice but also seldom see Lamas Decides To Be Singer CANDIDATE LINT INCREASES TAMPA US - Tho lilt o f candi­ dates for mayor o f Tamps has been increased to four with the entry yesterday o f Jim Fair, a merchant. Others are Acting Mayor J. L. Young Jr.; County Commissioner Nick Nucclo; and Peace Justice W. Marion Hendry. The Sept. 11 election will be held to Dll a vacancy resulting from ths death In office o f Curtis Hixon last spring. Australia's population was 8,113,■ 392 at tha end of 19U. CAIOi 840181$, Miss Universe, takes alia with bow nod arrow on bar arrival In New York from Calif orals. She will fulfill her f|rst assignm ent ns qu een by reigning at tbe world premiere ot "W alk tbe Proud Land” at Clavtrack, N. Y. ( intornetionaij A N YTH IN G WE S EM E C A N PREPARED TO TAKE O U T . Half Fried Chicken. French Frieo-Balad— Select Fried Shrimp. French Fries-Slaw-Huah Puppies— Steak Plate— French Fries—Lettuce ft Tomatoes Steak with All Tha Trimmings (/•i/rsf/t/tf/We PIG’N WHISTLE SPECIALS Barbecue Plates— Chicken—Pork— Beef Pork or Beef Sandwich — Famous Sauce < 9fn W hittle- �®b$ #attfo * SoU L M E X L V 1I 1 E o t o b lis h c d 1 9 08 a n SAN FO RD . in d e p e n d e n t tbWtztsdh d a il y F L O R ID A Chiefs Club Membership Florida Lawmakers Prive To Begin Aug. 2 0 Praised Owners Of Andrea Doria, Stockholm JPispuleOver Blame i NEW YORK tB — Owner* o f the Swedish motorshlp Stockholm and th« Italian Uner Andrea Doria art ta dispute over blam t fo r th t dlaaatroui colllaion o f Wit two vea■alt. T h t Swedish American Line aald yesterday th t Doria without warnIn f made a r tc k le it le ft turn In fron t o f the oncom ing Stockholm. 4 T h t Italian Lino replied that, on the contrary, a tw in , tmaifnaled right turn by the Stockholm caused the fatal crash. The opposing statements cam e as a preliminary to court actions that wM argue blam e fo r the col­ lision. Millions o f dollars In dam­ age claims are at stake. Fifty-two persona are dead or unaccounted fo r In the July 64 col­ lision south o f Nantuck Island, f e a t s . The D oria tank, bu t more than 1,100 o f those aboard were rescued. The Stockholm suffered a crushed bow but crept back to port here fo r repairs. The Swedish American Line filed legal paper* ta federal court asking that the firm not be held responsible fo r any losses, dam­ ages o r injuria* resulting from the •rash. A t the u r n tim e the line jp a id It would su e the Doria owners fo r damages. A spokesman fo r the Italian l in e aald the court action by the Stockholm owner* was "obviocaly made in anticipation o f aa Italian tin e suit to m o v e r damages re­ sulting from tho sinking o f tho Andrea D oria." Damage auits against both lines have climbed peat the two-mUUaeAattev mark with no eed In slfht Funeral Servicer Are Set Friday For 0 . J. Pope 0 . J. Pope, tt , died at hie home • t IMS S . Sanford Ave., thia _ morning after a abort UtaeasBorn la Dublin, Ga-. on June T, ItTi, he ta m e to Sanford ta lt o s from Dublin and had engag­ e d ta celery grow ing here fa r SO y e a n . Re waa a mem ber o f the P in t Methodist Church o f Sen- toid , mem ber ot Sanford Maaonle Lodge No, 01 fo r over SO y e a n , belonged to all Maaonle bodies Ipt Sanford and th e M orocco Tamp» b o f the Shrine ta Jacksonville. Mr. r o p e was a form er county commissioner fo r olght year* and ratirod from that position ta IMS. H e is servlvad by hla widow, M n . Teresa L. P ope; three daugbt a n , Mrs. Luc He Johnson, Pahofcae; Mrs. Moselle Jacobus, Orlan­ d o ; M n . k e b trt E . Kam a o f San* . f » r d ; tw o aona, Prod W. Popo, -* Sanford; T . C. Pop# o f Orlando; and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at S,p.m . Friday a t the P in t Metho­ dist Church hero with the R fv . J. X. M cXtalcy o f F t Pierce o f­ ficiating. Burial will fee Evergreen Cemetery sa d Masonic rites will be held a t the graveside. All Master Masons are atkod to please m eet a t the Masonic Lodge F i t 1:S0 p.m. Friday to attend the fknersl services o f Mr. Pope In a body. Hospital Notes Sterling BoMasew (Longw ood) Patricia Dunn (Sanford) Mary Soderbleom (Sanford) M argaret Brett (S an ford) Robert Waitbeur (Sanford) Boo aid Meredith (O steen) C!overt in ell (Sanford) Lena Loehtay (Banfard) Johnnie Mae Cooper (Banfard) I D eem s Louis* Nolan (le a fa r d ) Erm a Smith (Longw ood) Neal Campbell (Sanford) B a rt art D igu e (Banfard) Baby G irl Natan (M r. end Mrs. WUbnr Melon) Baby B ey Smith (M r. and Mrs. O eerae L. --------------*) Tho Seminole Chiefs Club, an or­ ganisation devoted to the boosting o f intersoholsitte athletics at Semi­ nole High School, held lte second meeting at the city eommlaaUm• n room of the Sanford City Hall last night. Over 20 enthusiastic a n l Interest­ ed member* attended the meeting and discuaeed plana for the com ­ ing year, including a membership drive that will begin on Aug. » and last until the 23th. Vice-President Thomas Stringer outlined the drive which will be short but Intensive. The goal of m em ebn hlp In tbe organisation, for taia lte first year, baa been set at HO. "J u st because we will not start our membership until tbe 20tto does not mean that w e will not accept mem bers until then," Stringer said. 'A n yon e Interested In tbe support o f our school athletic program is urged to Join tod a y ", Stringer add­ ed. Membership in the club la open to any Individual who U interested lot he boosing o f tho athletic p ro­ gram at Seminole High Schoot. Dues era $3 per year. Besides the membership drive other important matters w ere dis­ cussed a t la st night's meeting. Principal Andy Bracken ot Semi­ nole High School outlined plane to the club for tbe seating o f arc u ni 2,500 people at the borne football gam es this year. T o d o this Bracken eatd It would necessitate the moving of the bleachers along the first base lien at tbe Memorial Stadium to n position along tho third base-line, (he w est aide o f the football flald. "W e hope to have seating capa­ city for over 1,004 fans on the home aide o f the field this y ea r", Bracken added. The home side is being m oved to the west aide o f the field fo r the first tim e this year, which will be m ore convenient for Seminole fans. Coach Bill Flaming o f S. H. S. asked the club last night to con­ sider as one o f thair projects the film ing o f all the club's home gam es. This would bn a g n a t helpi ta w coaches to oear eocenes Fleming n a m in g stat­ e u tH o -e e-------------ld the c s i* -would \* e d .-F -------ut 4 » per-girae, •bout John BchJrsrd advised P nresident al that th e d u b would canaHar the m atter at ■ later date. In ether matters laat night the club asked the Seminole Athletic Association to make a financial re­ port to the d o b twice a year, in July and Decem ber. Principal Bracken aetd that the School would b o "v e r y willing" to give the eidb ■ financial report. He aald "(h e school'* books were always open fo r any mem bers of the d u b to ace.” In other action President Schlrard appointed John Morgan to investi­ gate the securing o f some form o f insignia er clothing for the club to wear to Seminole High Athletic events. John W. Epps Jr. and Daniel H. Mathers w ere appointed program chairm en for the year, and George Touhy and Mother* were appoint­ ed publicity e h a lm e o . League-Leading Apopkans Beat Cardinals 8-7 The luck o f the Sanford “ Cardi­ nals'* who hod won their last five games a t home, ran out last night, In tho last home gam e o f the regu­ lar season when the league-leading Apopkane eked out e one run v ic­ tory over tbe local team by a score of S-7. A typical Cardinal rally o f five runs in the bottom o f the ninth inning fell Just one run short of Using it up. However, the best crowd since opening night saw a fine exhibition and will undoubtedly be on band during the play-off ■ which will start n est week, a t a field and starting time to be an­ nounced later, and in which tanford will participate. Manager BUI Crabtree with a single and a double, led the Cerda at bat. The batteries: Apopka: T y Bra sill and 111 C od­ ing; Sanford: Jim m y Hawkin* and Jimmy K ridtr. The line score: Apopka: Sanford: T-T-l. ALIEN P E R F O R M E R ! G E T FRE R TRANSPORTATION SARASOTA ID — Allen perform ­ ers atranded by the folding o f the Ringllng Bros, and Barnum A Bailey Circus are poin t ta get free transportation home If they need. John Ringliag North, president o f the circus, reported yesterday arrangements fo r (he trip are be­ ing made through Stephen SUegal, the circus' Ntw Y ork attorney. Weather fair a t bat Settle Morgan (I Catberyn B a n t s (D e Bary) W ilis Babin— (lit o w ii l j except far a tarn ■eetlefed afterneen SKilled As Plane Preparing To Fight Fruit Fly Crashes BOCA RATON (ft — Five men were killed early today when a Flying B oxcar crashed and burned while the men were preparing to carry on Florida’ s Mediterranean fruit fly eradication campaign. O fficials o f Unitcd-Heekathom. a California corporation engaged In spraying for the fruit fly, said the plane developed engine trou­ ble while flying from Master Field a t Opa-Locka to B oca Raton to pick up Insecticide. All were trapped inside the plane except one whose bedy was thrown d e a r. VlcUms were identified as: Charles Day, pilot; Ray Ho wry, co­ pilot, both o f Hayward, Calif.; John Tichnar, Warren Rogers and Alvin Johnson, all o f Miami. Tlchner, Rogers and Johnson w ere aboard aa ground loading crew . Officials said the twin engine aircra ft had been Inspected only yesterday. " I t (tailed on a turn and with one engine smoking ft fell to the grou nd," aald Dick Gentry, salca manager o f United-lleckathorn. The crash occurred about 3 a.m. In a scrub area tw o milas north­ west o f the Boea Raton airfield. Day waa an experienced filer, o ffld a ls said, and had flown in numerous spraying operaUons, In­ cluding the Mexican fruk fly out­ break aome years ago. Spraying has been under way sine* June and the plane was to have sprayed in the Palm Beach West Palm Beaeh area'tod ay for the siath time. Galloway Reveals Tax Corfectior Report For '55 John L. Galloway, Tax Collec­ tor, In hie annual report to the Board, o f County Commissioners, shows collection* for tho year 1935 o f $>13,417.46 <m a Tax Roll o f $922,024.78, Which Is slightly over M per cent. Galloway stated that a great m ajority o f the tax payers of Sem­ inole County paid their taxes in November taking advantage o f the four per cent discount allow­ ed. Collections last November amounted to $644,67530 whleh la over two thirds o f the entire Tax Roll. ' The tax payers saved a lotat o f $26,510.74 in discounts allowed for payments in November, Decem­ ber. January and February. Galloway further staled this Is a very fine demonstration on the part o f property owners o f Sem­ inole County In showing their w ill­ ingness and ability to pay tb d r taxes when due. Bomb Destruction Begins A t Arsenal DENVER <21 — Destruction o f 30,000 napalm Incendiary bomba, a fearsom e World War II weapon, began yesterday at Rocky Moun­ tain Arsenal. "T h e bom bs are obsolete and there la no alternative but to de­ stroy th em ," said Col. William A. John ion, acting commander o f the A rm y chem ical corps at tho ar­ senal. Be estimated it will take at least two year*. The 600-pound bombs are burned in a large pit ta a corner o f the arsenaL Only a faw o f the bombs are destroyed a day because they burn eo fiercely. The steel easing* will be told fo r scrap. > Florida mem bers o f the U. 8 . Senate and House received a re­ sounding vote o f thanks from tht Florida State Nuriee Association fo r their support o f the Health Amendments A ct of D M which passed during the closing days o f the 64th Congress. The bill will prove o f great value ta meeting the needs o f the nation fo r nursing care according to Mrs. M artha O. W olfe, Coral Gables, President o f Florida State Nurse** Association The Health Amendment A c t con­ tains five separate titles, the first two o f which include specific au­ thorisation o f federal funds to be granted to nursing schools to pay for tuition and expenses o f pro­ fessional nurses who take advanc­ ed training to prepare fo r teach­ ing or administrative positions, or fo r specialised training fo r public health. Other titles o f tha bill provide grants to states fo r extending end Improving practical nurses train­ ing under the Vocational E duca­ tion A ct, extension o f the Hos­ pital Survey and Construction A ct, and traineeships and special project grants in the field o f m en­ tal health. The Administration plans ta spend about $1,000,000 the first year under Title I o f the act for graduate training o f professional public health personnel. Grants totalling $2 ,000,000 are expected to be made the first year under Title II for* advanced training e f pro­ fessional nurses. Grants fo r prac tlcal nurse training under Title 111 were set at $2, 000,000 fo r the fir st year. In commending the Florida Ban store and mem bers o f the House, Mrs. W olfe pointed out that one o f tha m ost urgent needs in nurs­ ing today is fo r "s u ffid e n t num­ bers o f highly trained nurses fo r administrative and teaching ppositlona, aa well aa In public health nursing." She cited recom menda­ tions o f health experts calling fo r at least half o f all registered nurses to be p r tp a n iU a h socslsu, g lim s , and said that at present only about eight per cent of nur­ ses have received such cducatlooal training. Mrs. Wolfe gave two m ajor reatana for the demand fo r advanced preparation fo r nurses: ( 1) to meet the nation’s expanding health program s, and { » to cope effectively with the changing role o f professional nursing. W EDN ESDAY, AU GUST 8, 1 9 56 cases and 11 deaths. Tbe total number of c a ie i ta 1932 was I N ) . This year’ s outbreak exceeds by m ore than 7Vi time* the 40 c a m and three deaths reported for the ta m e period a year ago. MMnwhUe, leaders of the van­ guard to the Democratic National Convention starting Monday watch­ e d the mushrooming polio outbreak but did not plan any mats inocula­ tion of delegates. Dr. Karl M eyer, chief madiral ofifeer for tha convention, termed Urn polio em ergency ■■ net serious snaugb to warrant any planned r t r t program . 11m city ’s oBard o f Health praotDr. Harman N. Bundsson, P. M. F o r D e liv e r y A m od a tod P r n o L eased N o . 1ST W ir e 1,000 Die As Result Egypt Says Sfreamflow, Lake O f Dynamite Explosion W ill Not Levels Stay Below Freak Storm Hits Take Part Normal In State CALI, Colombia <2t— The death count climbed grimly toward 1,000 today from an exploiion o f seven dynamite-laden truck* that ripped through the heart o f this fourth city o f Colombia, Latest unofficial estimates put the total dead at about 700. Rut many others among the hundreds o f injured were not espected to live, and rescue workers digging through the shattered blast area continued to uncover additional victims. , It waa feared the death (oil might exceed 1,000 when an accu­ rate compilation could bo made. O fficial* u i d employe* o f U.8 . firm* probably were among the injured. President Guitavo Rojas Pinilla blamed political sabotage for the explosion early yesterday, which virtually leveled an eight-block area and was felt fo r 20 miles. Tha seven tnieks had parked for the night Monday In a densely populrted area o f alums, ware­ houses, hotels, stores and fa ctoriee In the center o f this city o f about 263.000 persons. The spot where tho trucks were larked was scooped Into a large crater by the force o f the explo­ sion. Buildings as fa r as 12 blocks from the blast center were dam­ aged estenslvely. Large-scale relief operations were in full swing. Tha American Red Cross in Pan­ ama dispatched two tons o f madleal supplies, including blood plasma, by U.S. Air Force trans­ port. Bulldozers and other earth-mov­ ing machinery worked around tha clock, m oving huga .pU it.n f debris from (ba explosion area in a search for additional bodies. Burial o f tha victims, hampered by an acuta shortage o f coffins, was an urgent talk In this tropi­ cal clim ate. Military authorities announced plana to bury unidenti­ fied dead in a common grave. Rel­ atives and friends of persons liv­ ing or working in the blast area w ere urged to help In identifica­ tion without delay. Dump carta piled high with mutilated and burned bodies form ­ ed a grisly parade through the city. Insurance officials estimated the damage from the explosion and subsequent fires would run as high as eight million dollar*. Buildings leveled included eeveral indus­ trial plant*, three theaters and six hotels. A Goodyear Rubber Co. plant was among those destroyed. It happened aa be and Nick Pott were unloading a carload o f ba­ nanas at hla f*tlier’i Smedley Fruit Co. bore. Smedley recalled he had Just Lake Jessup Area A freak storm described as be­ ing "a dark cloud with a pink cloud In the center” blew the weat side o f tho roof o f f the home o f Mr. and 31 rs. D. If. Fauver and caused a shed, also belonging to the Fauvers to fall down on their deep freeze. Tho "b ig guest gusts of wind” seemed to be only in a certain area. Mr*. S. A. Tindcl, on the old Lake Jessup Road, as the resi­ dents call it, said that it took her "b ig myrtle tree and twisted It like a big crane had torn it down. " I know there were two inches o f water in our fish p ool," she said and the dirt from the fields la "a ll over everything.” According to reports there waa much lightning accompanied by "b ig gust* o f wind.” Lake Jessup Road is about four miles out from Sanford. Patterson Wins Berth On U. S. Olympic Team DETROIT Ut — Reid Patterson, fornjer mainstay o f the Univer­ sity o f Georgia swimming team and now an apprentice seaman, won a berth on the U S. Olympic team hero yesterday. Pattrraon becam e the univar•Jty’a ^ f l m , Olympic (earn m em ­ ber in JO y c lr s when* be finished third in the 100-meter freestyle finals in tbe Olympic trials. Patterson broke ahead and did the first 30 in 20J but weakened a bit in the stretch. Rill Woolaey, an Indiana student from Hawaii, won In 67 seconds and Dick Han­ ley, a Michigan freshman, was second at 57.1. Patterson’ s time was 37.3. Woolsey waa a tenth o f a second under the Olympic record. Not since 1936 has the Univer­ sity of Georgia bad an Olympic team member. Forrest Towns and Hobby Packard were on the track squad that year and Towns waa • medal winner in the high hurdles. Highway Signs Soon To Blossom Forth In Rainbow Colors TALLAHASSEE Wl — F I o r Id a highway signs aoon will blossom forth in a rainbow of c o lo n de­ signed to cut down confusion for motorists. State Road Board Chairman Wil­ bur Jones said the sta tow lli begin within a month • two-yearprogram of assigning distinctive c o lo n to route m arisen on U. S. highways. lie said the plan—which Flor­ ida a ill bo the first state in the nation to put into effort— will make i easier for motorist* coming to bu»y intersections to tell at a glance which routa to follow, route to be marked. Its black and while signs will be rcpU ceJ with ■rein marker* every 21k miles from the rGorgia line to Miami. U. S. 1 will be assigned red mark­ ers. Colors for other highways will be announced later. said: " I don’ t believe all those stories o f tarantulas and m akes being found In earloada o f banan­ as. And P olt replied: "T h ere’ s one o f them now ." It waa In a stalk o f fruit Bmedley bad just unloaded. Tho ruth ta gain a respectful distance caused som e bruised bananas. Local soo curator Jerry D* Bary, to whom the men presented Mrs. Walter L. Clark, $3, passtheir find, identified the tw o-foot id away last night after an illness reptile. o f several years. Her residence wn» at 207 French Ave. Burn Sept. $, 1171 in StUcsboro, Ga., she cam e to Sanford with her husband and children in IMS and had lived heya fo r 31 years. She deaths yesterday, said, "T h era is was a member o f th* First Meth aa M usa for alarm for d eleg a te!." odist Church hero and bad been Rundesen explained that 300, or teacher of the Trutbaeekera C la n M per cent, o f the 0M cases war* of that church fo r many years, She is survived by her husband In Urn high incidence West Side Walter L. Clark o f Sanford; three area while tha International Am- daughters, Mr*. M. L. TUlis, San­ phltoatr* — alt* of the convention ford; Mrs. Charles Holland, Mi­ —ta on Chicago's Southwest Side. ami; and Mrs. John Canada, Dal­ However, Bundcsen continued his las, T » . ; throe aona, J . L. Clark, appeal for vaccination*, especially Sanford; W. R . Clark, Alexandria, to pa rants o f children ta the S-indVa.; Charles E. Clark of Key undor ago brocket. So far, this West; one brother, Lester Steven p o p hod 231 or M per cent of the MB cases. M oreover, only 5$ son, Panama City; eight grand­ M the 000 polio victim s to data children and fiv e great-grandchil­ dren. Funeral services w ill be Tha ntoppad-up v eed eetta e drive in CWcnga la now averaging about Friday at 10:20 g jn . a t the 64,444 inoculations • day, Bunds- Funeral horn* and burial wlU ba ta Evergreen Com otory. Chicago's Polio Outbreak Rising CHICAOO tit—Chicago's mounttag polio ou tbreak-n ow 600 cases and I I deaths— today appeared headig toward tbe halfwey mark o f a full-scale epidemic. Clinics and hospitals, wary o f the mid-August and September peak polio season, stepped up their program o f Inoculating thousands of Chicago children with Salk antlnallo vaccine. The U. 8 . Public Health Service, on tha basis o f tbe city’s nearly four million population, baa set 1,610 cases aa the number mark­ ing aa epidem ic. Tim IBM polio surge ta Chkoga tk t nation’s hie hast — is m ors than H i times greater than a cor­ responding period ta 1132 when the im r t a m iw g fc v a n oa$ « k k 119 I 1821 B o f o r o 7 P . M . India To A tte n d Canal Conference Snake Is Found In Banana Stalk WASHINGTON t ft -D r . Leroy E. Burney takes the oath today aa the eighth surgeon general o f the U.S. Public Health Service, Hla appointment by President Elsenhower Is subject to Senate confirm ation when C o n g r e s s meets again neat year. He was named to succeed Dr. Leonard A. Scheele, who resigned to enter private industry. Dr. Burney, for 14 years a mem­ ber o f the service’* commissioned corps, has been an assistant sur­ geon gentral fo r tbe p u t li years. D e llr t r a g B y Con * n e w s p a p e r "D ollars spent fo r traineeships und grants under the act will ben­ efit tha public in tha form o f bet­ ter health maintenanca and Im­ proved care o f the sick and dis­ abled," the F 8 NA president laid. The bill provides fo r sdm lnlitralion o f the various benefits under Jurisdiction o f the Department o f Health, Education and W tlfara, with the advice o f expert commiticq* representing the principal health fields, These com m ittees era expected to be announced momentarily, and it is anticipated that initial grants will be made to permit graduate nursing student* to atudy this fall BALT LAKE CITY, (2t— Stanley in various colleges and universi­ ties offering approved degree pro­ Smedley found a boa constrictor grams. hi a stalk o f bananas yesterday. Burney Takes Oath As Surgeon General I f Y a w H e r a ld U N o t Mrs. W. L. Clark Dies Last Night LONDON (2i—InJia agreed today to attend the International Suez Canal conference, but Egypt re­ portedly informed India tho would not take part In the parley. Indian Prime Minister Nehru an­ nounced his government's decision to the Indian Parliament in New Delhi. Authoritative sources in the Indian capital said Egypt had al­ ready advised India she would not send a delegation to London. Nehru told Parliament the In­ dian government r o e o g n i i c d "E g y p t could not ami would not participate in a conference on the Suet Canal to which she Is merely Invited" and about which she had not been consulted. Nehru's announcement increased expectations that Egyptian Presi­ dent Gama! Abdel Nasser would try to put the dispute ov et his nationalization o f the strategic wa­ terway before the U. N. Security Council. Britain meanwhile marshaled an air and sea armada to move more troops to the Mediterranean and went doggedly ahead with plans to hold the Sues conference in London Aug. 16 regardless ot whe ther Egypt boycott* It. Sir George Young, the Foreign O ffice spokesman, declared in a new* conference statement, how­ ever, "ou r intention is that the dis­ pute on the Suez Canal should be peacefully settled." He further declareJ the issue was "w holly separate from the Arab-Israeli dispute” and any at­ tem pt to Inject that dispute "w ould not ba helpful to a settlement.” Ha (MM M 6 Bag. M canfarOric* would in no w ay prejudice a final settlement o f tha S-yeer-old quar­ rel between Israel and her Arab neighbors. This appeared to be an assurance to the A rab States. Iraq, Britain's staunchest ally In the Arab world, announced her sup­ port o f Egypt in the Suez case three day* ago on tho grounds the dispute was "being exploited by Israel for her benefit." Young said it waa the intention o f the United States, Britain and France, however, to aisuro the canal is operated In accordance with tbe international convention o f 186g which guarantees freo pas­ sage to ships o f all nations at all times. Egypt had b irred Israeli ships even before she nationalised the canal July 24. Although B r i t i s h spokesmen were putting more emphasis on a peaceful settlement o f the dispute, Ihe Shell Oil Co. today chartered an airliner to evacuate 30 British and Dutch sta ff families from Egypt in the next two days. Brit­ ish sources said several hundred Rritona would be leaving Egypt soon. Public Is Invited To Boot, Ski Club Meeting Tomorrow Members of the Sanford Boat and Ski Club will gather tomorrow night In the civic center at Ft. Melon Park for its regular m eet­ ing. Commandant Joseph Nicholas will get tbe session underway at 8 o'clock. All mem bers are urged to at­ tend and the public Is cordially Invited. Anyone desiring to receive more Information about the club is asked to call either Nicholas at 9234 or 2034-R or Rhondet McMillan at 2603-J. OCALA Ut—Streamflow and lake level* In Florida remained below normal during July, tha U. S. Ge­ ological Survey- shows, In some areas seasonal shower activity kept water levels from falIng below those for June and ta a few areas g s s i l gains were ob­ served aaJ soma level* continued lo fall slowly. In general the situa­ tion for July was almost Identical with that o f June o f this year though normally water levels era higher In July lhan In June In most areas, the report said. The flow o f Shoel River In north* west Florida remained about average during July for thia second consecutive month while the flow o f the Suwannee remained a t about ** o f average for the aeconJ coma* cutlve month. The Kissimmee RL ver was at its lowest July flow Ig tho 20 years that th* survey hep been gauging the stream. The Row o f the Kissimmee waa only 9 p o t cent o f tbe average for July. Silver Springs ba* been below average since June 1934 and It* flow last month w as only 71 par cent o f tha average. Lake levels o f 17 representative lakes over tbs state were all below average for July by as much aa 7.3 feet, Eleven o f thesa lakes have been below average for 20 conse­ cutive months. Brink's Trial Goes Into Third Day; No Jurprs Chosen Supurfor Court trial o f eight Greater Boetaa m eg accused o f robbing the Brink’* Boston headquarters o f $1,21$,II I went into Its third day today with th* first Juror yet to b* chosen. On* hundred men and wom og were examined yesterday fo r pom ■ible ju ry duty but not age w » found mutually acceptable b y th t court, the defense and the prose­ cution. Judge Felix Forte reduced tho first batch of 100 prospective ju ­ ror* ta 40 In a precourt screening, In open court, 20 war* dismissed after perem ptory challenges b y the defense, I were let go on chal­ lenges by the prosecution and I I more were excused at the d ls c r * tlon o f the court. The state Is trying lo pick g Jury o f 12, with two alternates, from a list o f 2,000 man and wom­ en, being called fo r examination at the rate o f loo a day. Jaycees To View Film A t Luncheon Meeting Tomorrow A 23-minute film entitled the “ Jayces S tory" will bs the pro­ gram tomorrow at the weekly meeting o f the civ ic group. T b e film , produced b y (h e National Junior Chamber o f Com merce, Is reported to be o f great Interest to all members. The luncheon meeting will g al underway at 12:10 p.tn. at J i n Spencer's Restaurant. Jack Se­ well will give a report o f the Cau­ cus held at th* College Park Lions Club House In Orlando Saturday. This g et together waa attended by Sewell, David Thrasher, Tom ­ my McDonald, *'8on n y " R a b u n and Q. Andrew Speer. Woman Is Arrested For Passing Checks Seminole Sporting Mrs. Geneva Hornsby was ar­ retted yesterday on a warrant by Goods Slates Grand Deputy John Bennett fo r passing Opening Aug. 10,11 worthies* checks. She now Is in the Seminole County Jail, Judge E. Houaholder Juvenile Judge la “ working on what to do with her l-month-old son who la being kept at the Jail with h e r." FUNERAL HELD FOR ARMSTRONG BELLEV1EW Lit— Funeral serv­ ices were held today fo r Eddie Armstrong, vice president o f the Marion County Bar Assn., presi­ dent o f the city council and seven times m ayor o f Bclltview . He w ee attorney fo r the B u te B a rter Beard daring the admin­ istration o f Oev. Fuller W a r n s . Hla widow, two daughters and I aog survive Seminole Sporting Goods, Ban* ford's newast sporting goods store will h ove Its grand opening Friday and Saturday Aug. 14 and U from 1:60 a.m. ta 4 p.m . The BemtnOta Sporting d eed s !• owned and operated by two local Sanford man, Den "B ooty” How­ ard end Don Smith. A com plete line o f boating goods, sporting goods and m o i f other Items will be carried. Tbe new apertlng goods shop v fll a p e * fallse ta out-board r e g a in . It la located on Sanford A ? v and MUh I t . across from M e * B a jnolda t * �Uflol Notica [ muxi nunitusyi mjoyiaiy-to-taywoournwith Operation Redwing *pa*** *q pinoa iuttn tt mini aa*|paau ■ i| 141•apian •mtt fU)t|t *•" f?*» diopop ino *|3d| Pf>tj) tty, Chaaeirr Mo. 1111 TUI ANNA It WILTON and ,., WIUION 1«T Niifbtnd, IT ■ a rr'.d •ad 11 «ll«* •wh«M addr.i*. ri«l<f*nr* an* Pm * O ffl*. i| | r M U u«known, and If d.ad, thalr unknown htlri davlifni, l.|*t<»*. *»lrnra> lUnor*. cr*dltor» truant*, nranl***. and all partita hatlac ar clalmlnn ' V 'V ; v ^ . •»», A ft P B R A N D W E D G E C U T C H E D D A R II KatL t o d and aa«h o f t ar* k*r*br nottflad that null I t r u i m a elntida (m m and nultl and m u t l m ihn till* to th* a hot* datcrlbtd property haa htan h m u r b l aaalnat you by IN- VKITMXNT CO f in ) r a t io n 8 t OR. LANTN). a Plarlda corporation plaintiff In aald ault. Bad you art htraby rtonlrcd lo (lit your anawtr with th* Clark o f th* Circuit Ceurt or Prmlnolt Couaty, Florida, and lo trrco a ro p p I h . r . o f tmon th* Plain, t i f f * altorpty * U cL R O n and PIJTTO.V. whoa* addrtat It d* Kaat C m trat Attau*,. Orlando Florida, not latar than Atipntt llt h. t t l t . nr a A N N P A G E R IC H C R E A M Y ts— ^ ■ ig jT tttie tW U P S LOM AT TM U t M T H U N Many Ihoittamlt o f Am eri­ cana a re c u r td o f can cer e*ery year. M ore and more p eop le are g o in g to th eir doctora in timt. . . T o laarn how to head off cancer, call the America a Cancer Society or write to “ Cancer" in care o f your local Pool Office. A m e r ic a n C a n c e r S o c ie t y * l i g h t f r e m f a i n t a t lff.ffffff l o o t h e g ia o t o d ie IO N A T E N D E R S W E E T S W A N S O N ’S Boned Turkey SW ANSON’S Boned Chicken A ftp OUR FINEST Q l'A M T I •it*i* lavnlrad I* aa ttt forth aboi*. . WITNKM mv hand and ttal thlIdth day ef July, A. tv l t t l at Hanford. Pimlnni* County. Florid*. O. r tftrndon __ Clark of th* Circuit, Caurt (Offlrla) n «lll Rti K I, Rurdlrk THpuly Clark m iR iM t M O B tlta Rian On Oawn Br«tk*r* Newt tfa iu ra Jtmkaraa Ntw* R*y«n O'clark Club N.w.-FlurM* 2 3 -O Z C A N SI. Pineapple IO N A Pears N B C P R E M IU M N IB L E T S W H O L E K E R N E L Saltines N twt-W orld Jorkay't rhnli * Uornm* Dfvolloa* llarmany Tim* Warld At M*a Moralae U*lodlo* lt»r* and Th*ra I II! Club Naw* H it Club (lam* of Molndy World at Non* Radio Farm Dl|*«* Thuraday Matin** Amrrlran t lu t u t llama AFTNanOON T**n Tlmo L ig h t ( r e m a e r ia l ffe t o a a lle a ffls o lp n tin im a li t ill > 11 liia d id * o n t-d a iia WtltlRMPIIAF AdTTKRNUON I|iM Adt«*lur* With Uatlt Walt J.I.M V l H IH'lLMI.k.k J ftH . Newa-W#alhrr-aporta a d ijt John Daly N*w* t i l l * Tb* Fit* Owl* JtlM j£r*nkl*^J-*ln* Tim* Ititl jl t t a •ili a •l : t t lltndratmi* Tb« Millionaire I’ »» (Inl A Parrot Wtdnttday Night Fllhti A X K r J S V 'ru *. Crunch *»d D*a d ill* p , I fit f JlllJa ■l l N d id * e .s n <:<S T :* » T ill t il* d ill • ill In je lO lt i I|T * » f lr lg lt le r D a y n . r r . t a tn rm Kda* «r M aht D ,.n J la u .* W T N R —a A N F O N I ) id e a K t t . o c r c t . K n w n n t iM iM r AFTKN N O M M T h e n h y m m iie e p K V B b ib n W o r ld A t a i a T w ill* h i B u n *. k :r ' 9 :— ■ * Flurld., thl* ldih day of July 1UI. O. P. Iltrndnn Clirk nf th* Clratill Court namtaol* County, Florida (Official d o t ) Cordon V Frtdorlrk Attnrity far Flatallff (• O. lint 1111 ted North Park Avtaut Panford, Florida • General Insurance Q U IC K F R O Z E N G R A D E “ A " TENDER S U P E R -R I G H T W E S T E R N TUDOR BR AN D ALE OR H. JAMES GUT AGENCY H p o r i* H o o k M u * l* A t t t in d o m D r l f t l n a O n A C lo u d n o * .* F o r A L a d y l l 'a 1i b i i .-*I lm * K l a n l K d lt lo n r i.lt ..1 N .ll.in * T l.« It h y lh m H o u r A t H o rn * W l l h M u * l« N **o * l* n O ff m H U P E H -R IG H T S M O K E D T E N D E R SPARERIBS S U P E R .R I G H T HY LEAN sma^ W ESTERN BEEF S U P E R -R I G H T Y O U N G T E N D E R 312 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T P H O N E 71 JA M E S G U T A L L GOOD” SU GAR CU RED JA M E S B. G U T COPELAND’S STYLE PU RE PORK m ' D RESSED ft R E A D Y -T O -F R Y H EADLESS TNI RaUAF M on n in u men on N*w*-W**th*r Tb* Murnlne »hnw '.IS W u.TSIM ". as w as!...... i t i »• lll H (jlll -Utla It tee , nirik* it nirh Valiant UHy I.nr* nf l.tf* iM rrh for Tomorrow Uuldln* l.iaht AFTMRNOdN jt'ita i f lie :f|dl t i ll* t|i«« • ill* ■|:»l fc Y n tip a n* counted "At tht Karth Tum i" Jaftnny Carton Vltwrrt lllartl The Rie faym e Film Far* Film Fair llilpklar li*r > Hill rdi.n FRESH llrntt.lna Around With Klalnt I WNRR-TV Jtl-MKIRVIM.M j I’ll A b AMI, * • W K PbK H Idt im iR M lU t i ?t:*d Tb* Iiik rnypif J i l l Huh I'ruahi liM llrlaklrr lu y t i l l H -n rl Minim ’ i l i a Kdp* nf Niaht ft:M Open JIoum ' diia *• »:*• Ulrkrr Moui* diet itim iiMM.it d ill Ill'll* Kilwanl.-N*** •lid w ild Hill Hli-t.uk ,1iM Fratiklr l^lur ■til* H " ••idd Man CalUd X .I lia I'ra Uni A brrrtt “ S U P E R -K lg h l” L U N C H .fill • •• Utalk V«l1*r U*>t " *• Tl|*Mltlloimlra llld t llri.urt i n Paul. Mary Ford Lain *hnw— hitwa e w i THi M M itr m iR n ik u T**t I'alt.rn IIA R T L E T T PEARS BANANAS ta 10c LEHUCE j AVOCADOES 2/19c PEACHES CELERY C R IS P IC E B U K G HEAD 1M Z. CANS KLHKKTA , P A S C A L C A L IF '.l i f t t t U S V S S S n . STALK Each day the namos o f four people will be published in the Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets to the Movleland Ride-In and the Ritz theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it la your free ticket — you pay only ten centa service and tax charge on Ritz Theatre passes only. DOGFOOD CHOP. BEEF GRITS SURF nKTCMUBKT BREEZE WH.KOMI BIP DKTKNdKNT 8 -ln c h EACH Note the date printed at the bottom o f the ad. Your Pass must be used before this expiration date. 2 for 29c DIXIE U -Y Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office of the theatre named Make sure you have your driver’s license, social security card or other personal identification with you. DKTKROKNT LUX LIQ U ID ffHOUTKNINfi JA M S PARKER TASTY O R A N G E C H IF F O N SPRY FOB FINK W A 8 HARI.I LUX FLAKES U K £CH .N CT CMDPFKI BABY FOOD •Oil MQIffAN, twn'• • a *-old aan o f a d roti Yvanna ■pnCirtq and tluntmaa Rabad I M W I l , make* hi* Aral pukll* H w r a r n h r fo n (ha rtmarai <■ V allFW M d. C a lll. Ka la tba S U r g a n i' G r it aklld. B ru a f f t w i t In at fft. Jaha'a Kaa^UL hviffking n y w peuiuti »na atvaa j|HmMb ^ C U B A N L A R G E S IZ E •Ilia f*. R. Ri**V Ilnur -• ill ift ii L it lilt , lid# itill i ||IP I im SEED LESS LARGE H IN D 18c 32c LO. PKG. lg. m o 33c 69c S LB. CAN 95c LG. PKG. LG. PKG. 33c 2for29e �T^ W fTS N i Actor Guy Madison Says Movies Need New hemale Stars By BOB THOHAtt HOLLYWOOD, 1* Wliere oh .here ir e leading Udle* (or the reen? Thli l* the lim cn t sounded by juy MndUon, ordinarily • Uconlc jlk er ot the "Y u p ’ sch ool Hut C iv he isn't merely an aclur. He tat contracted that common bug ilnong film a u ra -p rv d u ce iitls. Guy has signed a deal with Coumbta to produce six pictures In tour years, four starring himself ind two without. He already has >nc In the can, as the saying fines icreabouU . It's a Western called “ Reprisal." When he was whip* plng-up the movie, he train ed Ihe Icsrth o f leading ladies. J^ 'It'a a real headache trying to cast women in pictures these days," he observed. "E ithei ihe established names are loo old the part, i s with Barbara Stan aryck or Joan Crawford. Or they are so popular that you have >o wait eight month* before you can get them for a picture. Like Man lyn M onroe." Not only that, but the handful 9 ’ fem ale drawing cards would In lis t on owning half the picture or aomo such exborbttant demand. I suggested. “ I wouldn't giva them hall of the picture,” Ouy replied. "B u t 1 would Ih> willing to cut them in on the profits. A fter all, if you have a hit, there'* pleaty o f profit rar for everyone. And I think e good combination o f male and female star helps to make h its." A fter trying vainly for top names, producer Madison was re­ quired lo select relative iew com era. So he picked Felicia F sri, who had been In the then unrtreleased "J u b a l". and Kathryn Grant, who had done a few ru es at Columola. Guy thinks both are com ers. He figures that something's got­ ta be done about daveloplng new female atari If Ihe film industry Is to succeed. He suggests tclevislon as the answer. " I f I were the head o f a studio I'd encourage my younger players to do as much television as they IM PORTANT SERVICE NEW LIBERTY, Colo. OP) Patricia White is only 15 but she is perform ing an Important servica for Colorado A . and M. College. She 1« sole operator of an insect trap near the Utah border. • The trap is located next to desert country and allows her to keep tab on desert and other dangerous Insects invading Colo rado. Insects are attracted to the metal cone-shape trap by a bright light, Patriela promptly reports her findings to A . and M.’ e In sect detection committee. ■# P » n i c a n ," he remarked, " i f * terrific j experience— the only* w ay they can learn the acting business to­ day. And they've got to have ex­ perience; that’ s the only way they can make the grade." His proposal would appear to have merit. In the old days, a studio like MGM could hold onto a girl like Ava Gardner for seven years, hoping one day she would achieve stardom. But the studio* are not rich enough to take 'host long-range gambles any more Furthermore, most o f the stu­ dios no longer make the program pictures or B's in which most o f today's veteran stars got their seasoning. So TV would seem to be the answer. BEAT ’ EM ALL ... Y A A K , Mont. (Ah — Both the Y A A K , .Mont. (Ah — Both the stork and a distraught, expectant father beat an A ir Force ambu­ lance carrying the mother-to-be to a Libby, Mont., hospital Sira, C a ra Baian gave birth to a nine-pouud boy In front of the main gate o f the Yaak Air Force Base. Her husband, who was unaware o f his w ife's condi­ tion until he returned home from work, passed the Air Force ambulance en route to the hospl- ** ___________ People Listen To E. Sevareid For Many Reasons CARpi receuto crowueu MUi Universe, auua. . , , . » a cj. i1 for Linda Kaplan. ID, of Toronto, Canada, st an outfhg in Los An­ geles during which she told the press the real story of her life. Carol ■aid tha had been In an Omaha orphanage when adopted by the Rev, and Mrs La Verne Mortis whom she described as “the best parents In the world." Newsmen, who had noted the lack of resemblance between Carol and her Dirents, questioned her. (International) By CHARLES M ERCER NEW YORK l* —Member* of the large audience Which listens to Eric Scvareld's commentary on the news over CBS Radio each week­ day evening doubtless enjoy him for a variety of reasons. But the reason why one frequent listener enjoys his comments was m ore apparent after reading Sevareld’ s new book, "S m all Sounds in the Night" published b y Alfred Knopf, a collection of his capsule remarks on the American scene during the Elsenhower administra­ tion. A reading oi thia delightful book reveals the qualities that act Seva­ reid apart from the average com ­ mentator. He Is, first of all, an excellent writer: one could call him the superior stylist ot radio news writing. H ie foremost quality of hi* night­ ly broadcast, however, la that he does not try to say everything. He merely tries to say something. This is a rare quality In naw* broadcasters: the recognition that one ahot on target Is better than bird shot all over the landscape. Besides trying to cover nearly everything, many broadcasters,and —or their writer* believe that Ihe spoken word Is somehow different from the written word. They are enamored of short sentences. They cannot seem to comprehend the value of Ihe iclsuiely approach such as this January 1953 broadcast ironi "Sm all Sounds in 'he N ight": "The municipal press has been telling us shout the thousands of businessmen, society ladies, law­ yers, would-be appointee, and lobbyis* - about to descend on this capital city for the inauguration— so many people with these debased dollars to spend that every limou­ sine Is already rented, every driveyourself car, and It appears that ail 9.000 Washington taxierhs will bo in operation. It's quits clear that hundreds will escape injuryonly by the skin ot Ihcir m ind." What n what* of a fine time lum e professor of radio news writ­ ing would have hacking up that lead. Yet It falls rythmlcally on tha ear, with the greatest clarity of meaning. It is, forgive the pedantic phrase. In the finest tra­ dition of what used to be called "th a Informal essay." Sovarold often finds significance In the seemingly obscure, and the seemingly Important he sometimes rwroais to bo utterly obscure. Thus In March 1M4 ho spun a delightful five minutes on the human foot, beginning: "T h is Is probably the most su­ perfluous discourso since the day tha big war broke out and H. V. Kaltenborn analyied tha Archbis­ hop of Canterbury's prayer. But til,, great affairs of state will have to get siting without my advice for one evening while t consider tho burning question of the human fo o l." STOLE DRESS FOR T R IA L D ALLAS (A1) — Mao Vest*!, .14, wanted * nice new dress to Wenr to her trial on theft ami narcotic* charges. So she stole one. The Judge assessed her four years for stenling the dress. But it cost her no time. The sen­ tence runs concurrently with tw o other four-year terms the re­ ceived on the original theft and narcotic charges. 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(fa n g A a iu ta tim i, S e m itw ln S p o id in q . S ’ o u th , _.U— __ /> 4 �This is an anniversary year o f which thrift Is the birthday cake and security Its candles. Its celebrants ere millions o f Amerl* cans In every concelvabte occupation, in •vary economic and social level. They are the investors In series E and H Savings Bonds. Fifteen years ago, in 1941* the United States Treasury Department tentatively be* gan a program to raise money for national defense and as a brake against Inflation by borrowing from as toany persons as possl* Regional Planning Civic leaders in lovely Lake county are etplorlng an Idea new to Florida— regional planning. It isn't new among profes­ sional planners, o f course. This Is the first time anything has been done about it In Florida, so far aa we know. What the Lake count Ians did was ar­ range a meeting In Leesburg. Their speak­ er wee Maurice E. H. Rotlval, who ia doing long-range planning for Winter Park. Rotlval told the 75 Lake countlans, among other things* what the turnpike will do to them and for them. “This will not be a road for pleasure,” he said, noting the turnpike's capacity of *7,000 cars a day. m “- New roads wilt bring to Lake County problema o f life—Induatry, new vfl„ , new cities, "It you want to be ready for the turn* e~piks, you haven't got much time— say five fcyoare. New hotels should already be platraw*>ed.M i :, He spoke o f preserving "big lakes, big, expound, rolling country," which t« Laka j£County’a charm, while allotting space for r Industry[ “ Planning la an art o f preventing people from losing money,” Rotlval said. Other Floridians will be watching the „ outcome of the movement started In Lees.h e r g . Will Lake County and Its neighbors— ''Brevard. Orange, Seminole, Osceola and y 'Volusia—band together to plan their future pt a region? If ao, they may biaxe a path for "eth er parte o f the state where similar fore* eight is, perhaps, already belated.— Miami J e r a l d _____________________________________________ £ The Sanford Herald P u fc l U l i M f D fr llf K t c e p t I f r l u r d i y Rnd M u D day ■ M IN I m i M N i else* Ootobsr IT, t i l l »t _JRe Feet orn«* e f Sanrorl, Florida under the Art df Hungresi nt March 1. II** 4 m a oD PBltftlHa, Kdltor and Publisher 11Alt HR. Ritnutlve Rdltnr A BtO _________ ^ ......... •- ION - N J.HARMAN ---------- i j j d ' - ' - BVBLTM CVSHfNO, Advsrtlilns Manaitr ■ a I 'U . 4 ^ f c — M r a t tk a Aaaaalatad I’ raaa _ J t M f lo tha uaa fa r repub licsaatra prtatad In tkla nairipap ar. t In la d ca Ian . N atio n ally by rla n rra l A ilv s r t lit s x Ill (ls o rg la Navinsa R an k R id a A tla n ta Q aorala_______________________ S t t B S C R im O N R A T E S n C a rrta r l i t par w aak Ona Month t l .l f t M aatha S I* Moatha Ona T a a r |IM IM S II I.II O b ituary aotleaa. aarda of ihan ka, raaolullona and B w K l S L f i ^UrtfrlBfriVnl fop the purpose of retain* yundi Will H charged for i t rtruUr edvertliln* rat»» f a r 4,________ Wednesday, August 8, 1956 TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE 1 know t»°w live.—Phllllpplans 4:12. Paul swept the whole gamut o f human experience. The list o f misfortunes, bcutlngs, itonlngs, imprisonments suffered by Paul maka a catalog o f atrocitea that make us gasp In horror. His example has helped W*njr In recent yearn to endure the torturea Jnfllcted by uo-Christlan regimes In our • * © im d g y . 11 JAMES MARLOW Press News Aaaiyit WASHINGTON tr—Harold Stas few —Jndft Ay U s own words— ■ eeaesraed about the vice p n si • easy fo r political reasons and •et about tbs merits o f Richard M s o a e r Christian Hertar ai U President Eisrahuwdie. •By WIIUAM Bin Central P rrw Writer NEW YORKS nois* abatement drive has so far proven highly successful. However, one can hardly say that the campaign has gone over with s bang. ! ! t /fustian* report flndinij it nrtr ble. This was tha birth o f the series E Bonds. It was the birth also o f what was to become the largest thrift program of nil time. Treasury officials are huAian, rumor to the contrary notwithstanding, and none among them could have foraaen, or even dreamed of, 15 years ago, the incredible growth o f the Savings Bond Idea until to­ day It has become an integral part of the American way o f life. According to Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey more than forty million Amer leans today own more than $40 billion In series E and H Bonds, the latter being added to the thrift program In 1952. And o f these bond owners more than eight million are saving more than $160 million a month through payroll savings plan by means of the patriotic cooperation •o f the huge cor­ porations or the small businesses where they work, and o f organized labor aa a friendly and persuasive associate. It was to be expected in the fervor of World War II years that a great many Amer leans would buy Savings Bonds, and a great many did, But when the war waa over, and the fervor gone, thev kept on buying them— thnt Is the astonishing thing, and that Is the astounding commonplace these million* o f Americans are celebrating this year. • * vice president aa manning m att vice president again, the, Rspubagain. Ucan professionals have tom e I f Blssnhowar should die or good political reasons for wanting drop out o f the picture between him: tho tim e this month's Republican convention nominates him and eleeUen day, Nov. I, thta the Republicans alm ost certainly would m ove the convenUau'i vice presidential nominee into E ism bow er's spot end name someone else fo r vico president. trying to keep Vice -------- Nison o ff the Uckst, eot discussed bis worts as a , W o President Nor has ho said Gov. H otter o f MessachuTo do otherwise— lo have sec­ e e tu , whom bo prefer*, would ond thoughts on their vice presideatlal candidate arid pick soma•lake a better president. He simply says Harter would one else instead o f him fo r the Mrsw m ore votes — especially presidency— would be to sacri­ eanftdence In the g m oag labor, mbmrity ta d lode* fice public • M d a a u group*—end thus be a P*rty. it* Judgements, motives ■ • f a r kelp la Retting Republican and ticket. They could praesnt the same tlckst which won so overwhelm­ ingly in IM I and tbay could avoid a party-shattering fight in Ran rm n cis co over the vice presiden­ cy. A party spUt Is the last thing they want la aa ateetioa year when tbs President's health is an issue. IT HURT BE BO LITTLE BOCK, Ark. (A*j — Much ta the bother e f the fir* department, a 12-year-old boy be­ lieved that " i f teacher any* It, it must be so ." r Try and Stop Mo -By BIN N ITT CIRF- I T S N O T A S E A SY as it w as on ce to trap suckers Into join in g ' the C om m unist Party. O ne organizer In the far W est, th ey i w hisper, has been reduced to tellin g Ihe fe w fa ith fu l rttn n tn te r o f his Hock, "S ig n up tw o n ow m em bers and y ou r dues w ill be cut in half. Bring In fiv e and you h ave a free ride for life. A n d , com rades, enlist ten and get the most fabulous rew ard o f all: an en graved certificate,, signed by me, sw earing that you h ave never been a m em ber ^x '— |/ f f *~i V A, o f the C om m unist P a rly .” L 1 r v * • • • Mnn with a telescope at the Battery In New* York had thle sign attached to hla instru­ ment: "For one ellm dime you can tee an alt-stur cast. They work for nothing—and keep thttr sparkle straight through the night." ■ R. Gaspard Is 'Bird Psychologist' sun, Faye Emerson, Ernie Kuvacs By UAL BOYLE NEW YORK t K e e p yourself and Arthur G odfrey, who has two mentally healthy. You owe It to mynah birds. your parakeet. "People In the entertainment “ If you becom e neurotic, the world usually are extraordinarily pets In your home may become kind to their pets," ho remarked. neurotic, too," said Reno Gas- "They feci nothing is too good for Ihem." pard. However, he recalled the case Gaspard, owner of the Midtown Pet Center, is a specialist in the o f one comedian who liked to tour emotional woea o f our little feath­ Ihe b a n at night wllh his pet monkey. The monkey soon began ered friends. Although he deals in animats to share hi* taste for whisky. "The combination o f liquor and ranging from t3 turtles to Jl.zoo Cheetahs— “ Just the thing to l.it« hours killed the monkey,” snid Gaspard, "bu t the comedian show o ff your new* sports c a r "— Is still making the rounds— the dapper, middle-aged French­ man likes to call himself a "bird nlons." lliids, he insisted, can hsve a psychologist." Thla is a title you earn, lie said, form o f nervous breakdown, just many crowded not by going to college,, but by liko people. .Too lifelong study of t i g M bits and cocktail parties, for example, will upset a canary and cause him lo yearnings o f birds. lie has provided puls—or come down wllh sinus trouble, a boarded the pets—o f such well psychosomatic escape. known clients as Skitch He interOne a f his current patients, a talking crow named "O le ," Imd been used aa photographic model for a beverage concern. He W W II Gl Loan Program Ending Date Extended IN SANFORD SPECIALIZING IN • DANGEROUS LIMB REMOVAL oxU» a4 IBM. ment uf a guaranty claim by the VA. Now the veteran may be re­ lieved o f liability If Ihe purchas­ er assumes full liability on the loan, Ihe VA npproved him from n credit standpoint, and the loan Is rurrent. The new law also permits World War 11 veterans to hsve their Gl loan entitlement restored up to Jan. 31, IM5 if their prop­ erty: 1. Was taken by a Govern­ mental agency far public use; 2. W as 1 destroyed by e natural hazard, or 3. Was otherwise dis­ posed o f for compelling reasons without fault on ths part o f the vaterans. The new law also amends the Gl Bill to permit the restoration o f Gl home loan entitlement to a veteran tn military service who disposes o f his home because o f transfer under military orders. A veteran, under the new law, will have to certify that he in­ tends to live In the home he is buying with the assistance o f a Gl loan at the time o f application and at the time o f closing the loan. The new law also clarifies and confirms VA's authority la m ike the final determination o f rea-, sonable value o f property irre­ spective o f the estimate o f value made by an individual appraiser. The World War II Gl I-oan Pro­ gram ending date has been ex. tended for one mure year to July 25, 1951, under an amnlbua Gl loan law signed by the President Aug. 1, IBM. In the II years that the Gl Loan Program has been In opera­ tion, 4,tee,ooo World War II vet­ erans have borrowed 133.2 billion In G l loans lo purchase homes, farm s and businesses. That amount, VA has guaranteed or Insured fIT.t billion. The G l Loan Program prevlously was scheduled to end July 15, 1B5T, and, under the wording of the original law, all 01 loans would have had to he elated by that date. Under this new law, any Gl loan for which VA receives an application by July 25, IBM, may be guaranteed or Insured by VA if it Is completed by July 25, IBM. VA emphasised that the nrw law affects only World War II veterans. Korean conflict period veterans have until January 31, IMS to obtain Gl loans for homes, farm s and businessca. To date, more than 345,000 Korean Con­ flict period veterans have borrow­ ed |3A billion in Gl loans for homes, farm s and businesses, of thst amount VA has guaranteed or insured 13 billion. In addition, thla new law wlU permit any vatsran who sells realdental property purchased with f* ■ Gl loan to be relieved from liability to, the Government un­ der certain circumstances. Previously, the veteran who sold his property and allowed ihe purchaser to assume his Gl loan still remained liable lo the Government In the event o f sub­ sequent foreclosure and the pay- ANNOUNCING IT se C^tao's flsoofca trod* rat­ ted • surphte ot ovor righ t osilliox dollars la the first flr o ' t I I France's Premier Moltet has been In office for tome weeks l i t The Washington, D. C , soo de­ now. The men at the next desk y scribes Its newest acquisition, a wonders If this Isn't some sort • bassaricyon, os an animal that of record for longevity. The boy pulled a fire alarm Ia addition to any claim that box lavar. It brought S pumpers, f* a * b e r * o f Congress olscted. He X ladder truck* and S chiefs. Mruebss aside any question about they are thinking o f the good o f AR ker m u la the presidency the country In pushing Nixon for Facing the surprised firefighters, the boy explained: V A a k id If be bad — i l l i n l that "T eacher told u* the boiee ■ ig h t die, b e said be weren't In operation and were ne Ig la Urn belief Eiaen— - would give the country CALI, Colombia, (I) —An explo­ good, ae I didn't see any harm •ladersklp “ fo r m ysars or sion destroyed a military bsrraeks ia playing with i t " A disguatled fire inspector hero Monday a n d authorities ~ Y e t, ■aid a largo number e f persons left the boy and healed fo r the of were killed. P i n followed the ex- nearby Junior high school. riosioo. Window* were shattered • year. there never la which aura- ever a wide area. hew many died waa net 0 a w u given t> the possibility it klnyi|||J •resident wha may become A NEW SERVICE Tha barracks, in the eastern section e f Cali, war* used by an arm y railway battalion sad de­ tachment «g military police. • DBMOMIING Doctor* and nurse* were » . o - N in a , has also laid ha • TREE REMOVAL -•ted m the principle o f in from B esets, the capital. Barracks Destroyed t t i Only one person rated In an. ^ ■foil" and hsre lately It has beawn la leak pratty rusty. New Policy Perhaps it is a bit late to make this sug­ gestion— but we think that perhaps it can still have Its effect if properly carried out. We suggest that this year the labor union leaders bring a new policy to the bar gaining tables with Industry. Suppose they say to Industry "This year we are not ask­ ing for Increased wages and we shall do our bent to increase output* In return, we ask In­ dustry to lower prices as much as possible. This will make the worker’s wage dollar go farther and will be just aa beneficial to him as more dollars In the pay envelope ac­ companied by higher prices. This policy, we are convinced, will spread the prosperity to all classes o f our citizens, greatly increase the demand for the goods that are made and the services that are ren­ dered, and hence supply more Jobs for our increasing population. In addition, It will increase foreign sales of American gooda and more effectively meet the increasing competition that Ameri­ can Industry Is meeting from Japan, Russia and the satellite countries. Lower prices at home and abroad wDl benefit not onty our own |>eop]e but the people o f other countries M well. Our Jucraeata export trad* w « enable us to command more o f the goods produced by the people o f other countries, and so wilt contribute to their prosperity. This policy would serve the workers as well or better than the rising spiral of wagea and prices: it would check inflation: It would more equitably distribute to our own peo­ ple the benefits o f Increasing efficiency In Industry; It would save the foreign marketa which we are now losing to Communist and other countries; It would bolster the econ­ omies o f friendly peoples; and It would greatly enhance the prestige of the United States abroad. Some time the wage-prica spiral must come to an end or the American.dollar will be destroyed. This, we believe, is the way to do it without depriving labor o f anything and, at tha same time, make important pdns for all of our people, Including labor. resembles a klnkajou. Pine, now tell us what a klnkajou looks like! Aruorxi town's special election. The result, ire presume, waa unanimous. diamond flrld in Siberia. Bettrr 1 t ! look ai/oin—II may be only an Manitoba Indian families at* old, abandoned tall mine. doubting up due t* • housing ! « t shortage-newt Hem. As* they Stalin's name msoni "man af building twealery tepees newt • Stassen's Regard For Political Cause •V YOU'RE TELLING ME! F o r S u n n iw r D d y t / T o o l Series E, H Savings Bonds Plan Largest Thrift Program O f A ll Time SANFORD TREE Co. P H O N E 1 0 0 7 -R also had appeared on TV, where he spoke a cheery ‘ hello " A fter a photographer held him loo tightly while posing him for a picture, "O le " becam e so fright­ ened his head feathers fell out, he becam e bald, and clam med up completely. Now, following several sessions un the psychiatric perch with Ganpsrd, "O le” has begun talking again, but Instead nf saying "h e llo " he mutters "W hat fo r ? " and "O h, y ea h ?" "Klndneas ia esiential in deal­ ing wilh birds," said Gaspard. "A small canary needs affection as much as a great dane. You can't force birds to talk or sing. They will do it only when they arc happy and ca refrcs." A bird ia as temperamental ■ v a child. It will perform only when it wants lo ." Here are a few more things Gaspard has learned: "W omen can each a parakeet to talk much better than men can. It is because their voiles are higher, more like those o f birds. "B irds learn words easier that have tho letter R In them. U Is probably easier fo r them lo learn German, French or Hungarian thnn it is English. "T h e best time to teach a bird Is Just before he goes to bed. Then he will study in his sleep. "D on 't Just teach your bird non­ sense phrases. Make him learn his nsm o and address. I know o f une parakeet that became lost and was .returned home safely because he was able to give his telephone number to the person who found h im ." Birds, alas, liko their owners are not immune to snobbery. “ If you put two talking crows in with two talking mynah birds," said Gaspard, "on e crow will leant from the other crow and une mynah bird from the other mynah. "B u t no crow will pick up a w ord ' from a mynah, and no mynah will Imitate a crow . "H ow much can a mynah bird learn? A sm art one can Itarn 110 words fairly easily." How does he do it? Simple. It’s a triumph o f mynah over matter Stan Comstock Eotabiiahed over 20 years la Orlando KEYSTONE SERIES B-4 BOND FUND shown a gentrous return. As­ Arc you worried about your radio? Don't be any more. Let us look it over. You'll find our service *U very In­ expensive. over • 'i r . T r j i ~ z z j : M inor B u n a For minor generalised burns, dust the area with a powder c o n - n tainlng equal parte o f tine oxide, ^ talc and boric a d d . D o this sev­ eral times during ths day and be­ fore going to bed. Ointment* such aa rose water ointm ent also are cooling an d soothing. In ad­ dition, they counteract — sails# drying o f the skin. Ice-cold compresses et mlllL carron oil or mineral oil m ight be com forting, too. But for serious burns, aM iniq your doctor, £ QuunoR un u rn ro R. Y.: WlU the excessive h is t used to make skimmed milk d am ­ age the protein content o f th* milk? Answer; It has bees fobn d that w ith m o d e r n p r o c e s s i n g o f skimmed milk, th* proteins d o not undergo any ehang*. This milk can b* used m y wen f*v reducing. However, it is not advisable for children to drink skimmed milk, for they ne*d th* butter f i t la their mUk. • tsss bim r->-i CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. LOCKER P L A N T WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 401 Weal ThtrieenLh Street Phone 1918 THESE PHICEH EFFECTIVE THUKS - FBI - 8 a 1 LEAN PU RE | THIN BLICED GROUND BEEF , DRIED B£EF LB. 37c <4 LB. 29c Oleomargarine 1 _ 2IJ.BS 39c | ____ ^ ---->» WIENERS 2 LBS. 75c ** i 62c U R G E UOZ. X -U R G E 6 5 c CHUCK ROAST “ 59c WESTERN U. R. CHOICE BEEF M 2 ,000,WO. Representing Allen & Co. LAKELAND HOOVER Your doctor will tell yon that. ir you are receiving or have re­ c e n tly rece iv e d su lp h o n a m ld e therapy, you are likely to burn much more readily than you nor­ mally would. % Women have Increased sensi­ tivity during the B rit days o f th* menses and during the second to seventh months o f pregnancy. Despite your doctor's advlca, some or you probably will be burned. Bo let me gtv* yon ■ few tips on treating aunburna. WESTERN U. S. CHOICE REEF UONHLESR This Mutual Fund has stw af* sets • Tan Without Burning By HUMAN N. BUNOISIN, M.O. I T S th* vacation season again. And that, aa many of you know only too well, usually means, am ong other things, sunburns. If you haven't got your U n by this time and plan to make up for it during your annual vaca­ tion to the lakes, seashore or Just lying at hom* in the backyard, let ms give you a little advice. Btondea and redheads usually burn more easily than do bru­ nettes. Men are more susceptible to sunburn than women. And children get * burn much falter than adulta. Limit Sunbathing I f you are • blonde or redhead, or If you know you burn easily, better lim it your sunbathing to five to ten minutes, especially during tha Arst days; and it's a d ­ visable for you to use protective oils, creams or lotions. I think you'll find such things as petrolatum or alnc oxide oint­ ment good for helping to filter the raya effectively as well as p re v e n tin g undue e v a p o ra tio n from your skiA. Tha average brunette can toler­ ate the sun's rays better than her falr-halred sisters. Bo, for bru­ nettes, the maximum exposure to atrong sunlight should be about two 15 to 20 minute periods on the first day, depending upon ths Intensity o f the sun's rays. Th* second day you ean proba­ bly safely try two 30 to 45 minute exposures. Each successlva day you ean gradually Increase your sunbathing time until you ac­ quire a aattsfactory tan. There are a couple o f things you should remember. EGGS RECOMMENDS • A doctor told a tired Chicago business man that what ha ntedtd waa aome change, so lie went to Brooklyn and cam* hom* with four transfers and a subway token. %' O HH. by Bennett Cert. DJitrlbuted by Kina restores (radicals. ’ Member-Midwest change Stock Ex­ Chicago Beard o f Trade Complete Investment Service Phone 5 8034 BABY UVER OUR OWN PURE "“ 35c Pork Sausage ** 49c WKRTEMN LEAN SQUARE CUT BOSTON BUTT PORK ROAST - 39c T v �7 1 'L S ocialfcvoniA Bride-To-Be Is Busy Woman; ■Groom Can Do Many Things M yriad atorlea h iv e been writ­ ten about the buay bride-to-be. Traditionally ahe baa all the wed­ ding responsibilities. But the lit­ tle lady’ a burden can be lighten­ ed if the groom attended hit own dutlea prom ptly and aitiated the bride in every way pottlble. Some o f the chorea can be ^jfone With little outalde help. Others should be reported back to hit future m ate fo r consulta­ tion and decision. Here's a list o f 10 things the groom can do. 1. Order Invitations and help address the envelopes. The groom should make sure his own list is given to the bride’ s mother as quickly as possible. Once the fin£.1 list has been com p ile! the invi­ tations must be mailed at least fou r weeks prior to the wedding date. 2. Choose e best man capa­ ble o f doing his duties without fuss or panic. The best man should be at tbs beck and call of the groom . He must have the wedding ring ready for the ccrcmony. He is in charge o f the ushers too. He m utt make sure " h e honeymoon tickets, reserva­ tions and baggage are ready. 3. Make honeymoon plans. A f­ ter discussing tho subject with the bride, the groom might want to gather all the information per taining to tho h oneym oon -places, prices, provisions—and report back for final decision. 4 . Select photographer and make arrangementa for bridal ^portraits. This is primarily a bride's Job but the groom can help by checking last minute ar­ rangem ents and seeing all those scheduled fo r pictures are ready and on time. 5. Check legal requirements for blood teats and licenses. Avoid em barrassm ent by having all tho , essential papers on hand at the , m arriage license bureau— especi­ ally birth certificates. Make sura (he witnesses are with the bridal H couple. • S. Send wedding announcements . t o newspapers. The groom should ■ ch eck with the bride as to cor­ r e c t names o f all her attendants «s well as to descriptions o f gowns and decorations. Although th e bride handles this chore on - .giost occasions the groom could rip by taking over most of De detail* and sending to the cel press, *T. See that all m em bers o f the "editing party attend rehearaali. Be groom should get together ith the best man and maid o f Dnor to act a t policeman on thl* the flow ers, wedding bouquet and going away corsage; also flowers for the mother* and grand­ mothers and boutonnieres for the ushers, best m in , fathers, grandf a t h f s — and HIMSELF. •. Make arrangements fo r autoa fo r the* wedding party. This Job can be left to the best man, but the groom should make a final check. 10. See that baggage la ready fo r honeymoon trip. Another Job (or the best man but the groom shoutd be sure his luggage Is to­ gether with the bride’ s so there Is no delay. WSCS Has Meeting Tuesday Morning In McKinley Hall The Woman'r Society o f Chris­ tian Service of the First Metho­ dist Church, met Tuesday in Mc­ Kinley Hall with Mrs. W. A. Hunt­ er, president, presiding. The meeting waa opened by the tinging o f a hymn, with Mra. J, R. Hawthorne at the piano. Mr*. N. V. Farm er, delegate to the School o f Missions in Lakeland, presented her report. The school closed with Communion Service In the new First Metho­ dist Church In Lakeland. The devotion, "A re Y ::. Still Pressing Toward the M ark?” fo l­ lowed by prayer waa given by Mr*. W. S. Thornton. Mr*. Albert Hickson presented the program entitled, "M easuring Our Growth and Goats Over tho Past Four Y eara," and was assis­ ted by Mrs. J. R. Hawthorne, and Mr*. R. W. Turner, Mrs. Hunter announced Youth Activities Week will be held Aug. 29 through 31, and the various circles will serve supper to the group each night. Mrs. Bob Cole announced there would be a Study Course at the Church Aug. 28 at 10 a. m. which will be followed by a covered dish luncheon at noon. Mrs. W. S. Thornton closed the meeting with preyer. Try This One Best Weddings Are Planned In Advance b l u e b e r r y sh ort­ c a k e , made with rounds of rich pastry, has gained favor at our house. Use your own favorite recipe for flaky pastry; a largo cookie will cut' out the rounds I tho Blueberry Shortcake nicely. The cutter we used was one wc Improvised: we aaved a can (12 ounces) from whole-kernel corn cutting off both ends with a wall type can opener so they would be smooth. This gives a cutter S'4 inches In diameter Uiat works beautifully, BLU EBERRY SHORTCAKE Ingredients: 1 cup heavy cream sugar, Vi teaspoon vanilla, in rounds (3 to 4 Inchea In diam eter) baked flaky pastry, 1 pint basket cultivated blueberries (washed and well drained). Method: Beat cream until almost stiff; add sugar to taste and van­ illa; beat until sugar is combined and cream is Just stiff; do not overheat. Reserve a few dpxen of the largest blueberries for garnishing; fold thq remaining blueberries Into the cream . Ar­ range B of the baked pastry rounds on Individual plate* or a serving platter. Spoon about two-thirds of the blueberry-cream onto the rounds; place remaining pastry rounds over the cream . Top with remaining bluebcrry-criam and the reserved berries. Serve at once Makes 8 servings. Top carrot alaw with lots o f Order the floral arrange '.gicnt. Consult with the bride on minced green parsley or chive* Back to School Safety By Jetaaa Smith. Dodge Safely CeneelUat DANGER IN THE STREETS may reach new ell-tlm* proper-. (Ions Ihis fall with the registration o f an estimated million and a half new pupils in tba American school aystema. Already many farsighted cities and towns are organizing their •wn community services to support the gigantic national "back to sch ool" safety drives. And good reason for su d f action, too, with Women's Club*, has helped set ■ total o f approximately 58,140,• up numerous aafsty training p r o 000 elementary end high school grams for PTA, church and other student* suddenly criss-crossing women's groups. A few rules, tak­ the nation's streets. en seriously by m em ben o ( every How about your community? community, aha says, can aavo I i It safe fo r children traveling to the livei o f counties* children. (Although, she c a u t i o n s , no en d fr o m amount ot safety education can s c h o o l? A c ­ be completely effective u n leu c o r d in g to safety expert*, parents obey the rules, too!) guidance end T U B PARENT, says Mrs. training la a Hodge, has three tools to use in, child's b o a t ■afegusrdini his child from acci­ p r o te c tio n dent: Protection during the early against a c c i ­ years, gradually relinquished at d e n t . Educa­ the youngster grows older; Direct' tion o f motor­ safety (raining, through reason or i s t s , coupled education: Discipline, which mutt with strict law enforcement, will further mini­ serve where reason cannot. DiacipUne should be mild, consistent mise traffic has*rdi. Bated on these principle*, her* and logical, and la at necessary to are a few successful community a child’s sense o f security as it safety projects which arc well U to his safety. worth adopting. THE MOTORIST, Mrs. Hedge The Jacksonville, F la , Safe­ warns, n s d always aspect the unexpected where children are ty CaeacR sand* a police aero concerned and drive with •*• , geaat la every hindergartea la treat* caution near school*, ! the city. A set a f portable trafnlaygrenadt a n d reiideatisl -S c control devices, eta ct repu­ area*. (According t* The N a­ tes* a l those ntad at Jachteattional Safety Council, m a t ! 1* 111# latsrmrtlans. loach t h o child accident* necnr an resi­ i la cross streets dential streets In mid-Mark.) 1 safety. • rre-*cboa) children in Omaha, Farther, the nsatartst a n a l he Neb., alto receive safely instruc­ alert far algas. aigaals a n d tions from local police official*. school patrols and give In group* o f SO, they m eet with bicycle rider* every their parents in a public park THE CHILD must Irani to obey where they leans to respect the traffic poller, school patrols, and police and to uae self-reliance traffic control device*. When rid­ when they d e start school. ing a bicycle, he ridea *ntk trsB c, in a straight line, and never hitches on to passing truck* or ca n . Headlights and rear reflec­ tors should be attached ta all bikea (although children should each tall petrel b* discouraged from riding whan tereacM— i it la dark or dusk, unless abso­ lutely necessary. > When walking where there ere n o aWewaika, youngsten walk facia# Ira S c o * ___ I Let Live. Drive the left aide o f the road. Boiler, Mrs. J. Howard Hhdpa a f Mid- abates. Irtcyclaa. wagena e n d , lead. T e a , safety division chair­ •rooter* belong on the sidewalk,! man o f the General Federation o f never the street. Georgia Booth, J. S. Houston fia fiA om tU W i l l Be M a r r i e d Saturday Mrs. Ruth Hutchins of this city announces today the engagement and approaching m arriage of her dmugther, Georgia Lillian Booth to Joseph Stanley Houston, son of M r. and Mrs. J . S. Houston of SL George, Utah. The bride-elect Is a graduate of Seminole High School and Florida State University. She was a m em ­ ber o f the faculty o f Pineloch Ele­ mentary School of Orlando for two years and at Southslde Primary School last year. Mr. Houston la a graduate of Brigham Young Unlvsraity In Utah wher* he waa a m em ber of the Delta Phi Honorary fraternity. He served the Latter Day Saints Church as a missionary In the'Brailllan Mission for a period o f two and one half year*. He Is present­ ly serving in' the U. S, Navy at the Sanford Naval Air Station. The wedding will take place at THE SANFORD HERALD Wed., Anj?. S, 1058, Page I Calendar Mrs. George Booth, Miss Bobbyc Morton and Stanley Houston have 9:30 p. m. Saturday, Aug. II at the returned from St. George, Utah, WEDNESDAY outdoor chapel of Maitland's Art where they were guests of his par­ Vacation Bible School for boys Gallery. ents Mr. and Mrs. J. Steiner Hous­ nnd girls ages 4-16 at the Chris­ No invitation* are being issued ton. tian and Missionary Alliance but all friends of ths couple arc Mr. and Mra. A. C. Cleveland Church, Park Ave. and ltlh 8 t., Invited to attend. and daughter Carole are in New from 9 to 11:30 a. m. Smyrna Beach on a short vaca­ The Woman’ s Missionary Circle tion. of Elder Springs Baptist Chapel will meet at 2:30 p.m. Mr. and Strs. George Touhy and Dr. \Y. P. Brooks Jr., will lead ion Jimmy left Satuiday by train for Denver, Col. where tehy will tho midweek prayer services at First Baptist Church at T:30 p.m. rent a car and tour tho state. on tho subject, "G row ing a Chris­ Mrs. John George is in Tampa tian Personality," with her son, Jim George for a few Sunday School Workers' Council days. will meet a t First Baptlit Church The Bill Kirks and their two at 8:15 p.m. sons, have returned after visiting H ie Rev. R, H. Spear will have a week In Birmingham, Ala. with morning devotion* over W TnR at bis mother. 8:30 a. m. representing tho SemiAug. R nolo County MinUlrrial Assn. 31. L. Cullum Mrs. R. A. Newman arrived Fri­ Mr*. J. Rosa Adam* THURSDAY day after spending sometime In Mrs. C. L. Thomas Vacation Bible School for boys Europe and visiting In England. and girl* ages 4-16 at tho Chris­ Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Payton have tian and Missionary Alliance relum ed from a trip dowif the cast Church, Park Ave., and 14th St., coast ot the state. from 0 to 11:30 a. m. Tho Intermediate Choir will re­ Mlaa Ro-a Coke Royle who has been sUiting in New Brunswick. hearse at First Baptist Church at N. J.. ha* relum ed to loutrens, S. filXl p.m. ic alpaca coats, while dark muted The Adult Choir will rehearse at C. to visit with her mother and plaids also arc Important. sister. Mr*. Uoyd Boyle and Miss First Baptist Church at 8:00 p.m. The new coat* may be either The Girl Scouts will meet at Dial Boyle. Rosa Coke was visiting filted or loose, both style* being her brother in-law and sister, Mr. First Presbyterian Church at 3:30 equally smart. Lining* loke on and Mrs. Boh Frisch. p. in. new interest this year, alto. The Mld-tVeck Bible Hour will There are many milium linings, Sir*. Sidney Ives has visiting bo conducted by Elder* Arthur giving all-weather com fort. Sonic- her from Winston-Salem, N. C., DeYoung and C. C. Howard o f tho limes a contrasting lining is used, her daughter and grandson, Mra. F u st Presbyterian Church at 7.30 with a scarf to match. Donald McIntosh and Sandy. p.m. in the absence af Rev. A. U. Hooded m ala are atl over tho Me Inn Is, p a llor. Sir. ami Mrs. A. L. Collins nnd place for winter, aa tho younger The Junior Choir o f tho First set catches up with tho sports- son AI have just returned from a Presbyterian Church will re10 day trip down the state, car trend. hrarso at 3:43 p.in. at tho church. Chesterfields, reefer* and the Tho Deacon* o f tho First Pro*, Friends wdl regret to learn that perennial boy-coat* are still top byterlan Church will tricct at th* Mrs. Pearl Ilantell continue* ill In favorites for the school crowd, church nt 7:45 p.m. who arc inclined to lik* their tho Bay Memorial Hospital In Pan­ Tim Rev. R. It. Spear w ill have fashions classic. am a City. morning devotion* over W TRR at 8:30 a. m. representing tho Semi­ nole County Ministerial Assn. Happy Birthday footnotes to fashion S§-| SM ART MOTHERS ’ have dis­ covered the changc-about ward­ robe fo r the kindergarten act. Grown-up* have been enjoying the m ix-or-m atch Idea fo r years, In blouses, skirts snd Jackets. But the younger set can achieve the same results with suspender dresses. One New Y ork designer, Ce­ leste, ha* com e up with the “ du etto" dress for plnt-tlao gla­ mor girls. It consists o f an outfit fin two parts, which may be worn r ieparatcly and Interchanged with ' There Is more to a wedding other things. than getting a license, laying The idea atarti with • Jumper " I d d ," and speeding oil to Ni­ and a coordinated under-dresa in agara Falls. Weddings must be planned— stead o f the usual blouse, which and as far in advance as pos­ is always / pulling out a t the sible. Three months is none too waist. This acta a i both blouse ■nd petticoat, and it so carefully long. The brids’a fam ily, according styled and finished that It can be to custom and tradition, spon­ worn tcparalcly, a i another dress sor* the wedding. They are re­ for school or play. An added attraction t* a seps sponsible for most o f the expen­ ses. The groom must pay only rale pcttiblou sc in white pique for ths wedding ring, tho flowers, to be worn with the sam o pum the clergym an’s fee, presents for per, the top precisely tailored in the best man and ushers, and a the best blouse fashion, with tiny sentimental g ift fo r his new tucks and minute ocean-pearl but­ tons, attached to a full skirt with wife. A fter the data Is set the next ruffled flounce. Tfiua Horn can buy the Jumper Important dcclxion for the bride lx the type of w ed d in g-form a l, outfit, complete with underolrcs*, sem i-formal or Informal — and add a whit* pcttl-blouse, and have ‘ three outfit* for her small ths place. school bele. All three are cut to The Practical Approach Looking at the wedding from go together, and extra petticoats a practical point o f view the are unneceiaary. It's a great way to Initiate • bride's mother mutt consider how many guests arc to be in­ small charm er Into the science planned and coordinated vited and how much money she o f a wardrobe— and It's easy *a intends to spend. A form al a ffa ir need not nec­ Mom’s budgst, too. M ajor Invsstment In any barkessarily be expensive or elabowardrobe is a coat rate. Form al mean* adhering to tn.school a tradition o f dresi, invitstions, which will ace tho young fry cake, receiving line snd recep­ smartly through a long, hard sea­ son, from ‘ snowballs to Sunday tion. Th* bride selects her maid of School. Mom will be wise, therefore, honor and bridesmaid* front her slio exam ines fabric labels close friends or relatives. Th* if maid (o r m atron) o f honor may carefully, selects ■ sturdy wool bo a ala ter o f the bride or groom . o r a proven blend that will atand These attendants psy for their Hie gaff, dark enough not to show own gowns. Color and typo are soil easily, cut on the simple lines that always are best fo r chosen by the bride. school girls. Wbo'a Who In Line? This fall there are aome new Th* reception line follow* a form al pattern but is not necea- wrtnkloi In tha school coat line­ sarlly in fleslblc. The brlde’ a up. Lines are narrowsr than last mother should be the first in year, usually sloping gently from line. N ext com e the groom ’ s the shoulders, slightly wider at parent*. Th* bride’ s fsther I* the hemline. Dark, rich colors next but be doesn’ t hsve to be are the tops, with brown snd in th# line. He can be a sort o f a black combinations high In favor. roving good will ambassador. There's a d ir k chocolate brown Then the Uneup continue* with that It particularly good in classthe brids. groom , maid of honor and bridesm aidi In that order. large orchestra. The beat man and ushers usual­ Thus tha bride's task Is not ly do not aland in the reception an easy one. But many problems tins. But there i* no rul® th lt and pitfalls ran be avuidrd by taya they can 't. preparing snd planning in ad Th# reception following the vance down to the minutest de­ cerem ony m ay b« held at home, tail. Leave nothing fo r the last hotel or du b* depending upon minute. This means caterer, flo­ the wlahe# o f t i e bride's fsm lly . rist, musicians, baverages, pho­ In choosing a »ll« *or ,h# **' tographer, Invitation!, announce­ ceptlon consideration niust^D # ments and thank-you cards. given of course to facilities Rem em ber, the best weddings available, aiae ol room and num­ don't Just happen— they are care­ ber of guesU. _ fully planned. A reliable caterer for the r e ­ ception will relieve the bride a Cook a package o f froien ml*' mulher o f many tlrrooms re­ ed vegetable* and coot. Mis with sponsibilities and problems. French dressing to which a little Choice o f Musicians curry powder ha* been added. Choice o f musician* ran range I*et marinate In tha refrigerator, from a roving accordionist to a B e n e with cold meat. FRID AY Tti* Rev. R . If. Spear wilt have morning devotion* over WTRR at 8:30 a. m. representing the Semi­ nole County Ministerial Ansa. MONDAY Tli* Rev. R. II. Spear will have morning devotions over WTRR at 8:30 n. m. representing tha Scmlnob County Ministerial Assn. Tho Friendship League of the Luncheon Given Miss D. Harper Saturday Noon Sandwiches can make s meat snd on* to bo looked forw ard to if| you toko advantage o f tho largo variety o f enriched yeast-raised breads snd rolls on tho marksL Choose a bread that will add flavor, snd texture to the filling o f your choice, and don't spare the filling _____ _ ______ to satisfy keen aummsr appsUtes,i _ Ilor ., and . (trowbarry im h k. lam I) Fill, rye brood with Rear pats, t) Fill nr* brood with M a t hoof, onion slkes, crtip boenn snd Uttar* Irttura and thill sasco t ) Fill O ff twist with cotta go tbseoo ROW 4 Wised With chapped tomato, gross t) Kill fan tan rail with tnfiofUk spptr, and onion mtsrd with minced cucumbsr, paraisy ) Fill wbito brrod srlth torboy and and mtponnilsa bsm elkos, Soso ion drewing and crisp X) Kill Anger roll with broiled frank­ Joitore, furter topped with mustard and, ROW 8 piralltll ! 1) Fill aavette refl wlib ebaose spned II Kill nsretta roll with Swiss thaaaei and bacon ■nd brtulrd Cansdlaa bacon • ) KUI sssdsd round rod srlth hroltsd 4) Kill Anger roll with whala shrimp hamborgor lopped with sharp chocs* mtsrd with chopped ttlsrjr and' and ealon rings msjMnnsita 8) Fill Isrgd amp ron with bologna and croon* shoos*i mlird with chopped 01 Kill Inge 4)hp roll With llrerwurol, rbiroa rm m rhrrre mixed with pkkl* relish ROW I and c r is p Irttuca IIOW 0 • I ) Fill whol* wbest broad wltb Solid, slid, ttomato, crisp bacon oiks* I) Kill whola wheat bread w ith lettuce shrimp misrd with minted celery, 8) FIN saw twist wltb deviled bam minced onios, mayonnaise and chill M u r e and letlues mliod with cboppsd hard-caaksd a m and crisp Intact T> Kill white bread with bam, leliuce and toms to " - — 8) FtUjoists bread wlib paeaat bai­ J A bridesmaids luncheon was given for Miss Donna Lou Har­ per, Aug. II, brldr-vlecl, by-M r*. W. C. Hutchison and Mr*. Don­ ald A. Love, Orlando; at tho Hutchison home Saturday. White pum pon u end other wldlo flowers made up tho lovely tablo decorations while tiny place card* In tho furm of a bride'* bouquet and wedding belli were at each guest's place. Thnso attending wers Bliss Harper, her mother, Mrs. D. L. Harper, M tn Kay H ilnca, Day­ tona Beach; Mrs. Herbert Stenstrom , Miss Dial Boyle, and Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr. Tli# honorco presented her bridesmaids with lovely gift* snd the hostesses gave her a Royal Crown Derby chin* dish. Congregational Christian will hold a regular meeting at S p. m. i t the home o f Mr*. J. R. Jones Sr., on Bcordall A ve. ■ Circles o f tho WSCS o f .th* Methodist Ch'urch will meet ** follow s: Circle No. Five, Mra. J. H. Walker, 1719 Sanford Ave at 3 p. m .; Circle No. Six, Mrr. T, A. Burleigh, 1513 Palmetto A v e , at 3 p. m .; Clrclo No. Seven, Mrs, n . W. Sturdivant, 613 Myrtle Ave., at 3 p. m .; Ircle No. Eight with Mrs, W. S. Thornton on W. Flrrt S t , at 3 p. m .; and Circle No. Nine, Mrs. Carl Williams at Mc­ Kinley Hall at 3:30 p. m . TUESDAY Circle o f the WSCS o f the Methodist Church will meet ax folldwst ( r d o No. Ono with Mrs. John 8 . White, W. 1st S t , at 0:45 s. 'm .t Circle No. Two wilh Mr*. C. E. Chorpcnlng, 2535 S. Palmetto Ave., at S :45 a. m .: Clrclo No. Three, Mr*. W. E. GlUlewell, 2410 Stevens A v e , at 9:43 a. m.; ami Circle No. Four with Mrs. M. L. Nichols, 8118 Oak Ave,, at 9:15 a. m. 8 A M . AN DO SPRING 8- Sharron Berry o f Fruitland Park, la be­ ing rrownrd by Shells Brownlog o f Sanford, who hold* it* title o f Ml** Chicago B u slnn s Show. Thn tiny tot won her laurel* fo r talent, Appearance In party dress and "figu re'* Ir the pageant held at S an liada Spring!. • P n C LA ST TIM E TONIG H T 7:35 Ui MICO »"»'» sens* F E A TU R E 7:18 PLUS ttt *U«D U l l 't PCluM ^ FFATCIIK_n: 13 ONI . Y ^ "CHILDREN UNDER l * ADMITTED FREE ? .•a lame Yeir Leant to dance In tha Bam* Open « savings New dinar* beginning Fri­ day evening. 9-10 pm. For In* formatioa cal) Mias Davis. W, P. 293402. ( LIPPINCOTT NURSERYSCHOOL 1 1 1 E lm A account in our Association wfitro your moiwy tome « big 3 % ovary six months and realty havo tho money on bond when the time comes to teovo for two weeks of fun end pleasure* - Phono 437-R yr. EXPERIENCED REGISTRATION AUGUST 13,14, 15-9:00 to 12:00 AM 1 I C 4 r\ f > G#i ready for Fall FestivItlcR. boo room of the MayfaJr Inn. • Chirctt f l H S I fC M U titf CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 5—0:00 AM. LIMITED NUMBER OP REGISTRATIONS TAKEN • a it, /*■ if �71 1 IH T R I SANTORO HERALD Newcombe Nears 2nd 20«rVictory Season \ By ED m u m T V A w d iM Pm * , - 4 « Don Newronjba, "hum m ln' that paa" sgsto, 1* dosin g la ea Ms second straight 33-victory Ma­ i n tad now la within rtsch o f M shutout racorda vhila helping Brooklyn's Dodgers kaap ths pro*>M « aa Milwaukee la tha National League m a . Trippi Will Return to Jax As Assistant Coach Of Cardinals ^JACKSONVILLE—Charity Trip­ i t who baa played la Jarksenvlll* «• avmaraua aeeiilon *. both la Rjatban and baacball, li eom tni back h»r# Saturday oiobt. Aug. i t in a different capacity. “ This tia a tba form er L'niverA y at Georgia ator halfback rei r a a la the role o f aa u ila U a t dBseto a f the Chicago Cardlnala, A c will epea their pre-aeaaon a0todul* la Ike Gator Bowl g a in s t the Chicago Beara la the ■OCOad annual p a n e ipontorad by flohaoBtrllio Chari tie*, lac. 9 a addition to playing againit to t Florida Gator* four times, Frank Sinkwlch la eaa m a u lve T»-o victory . the Orange and Blue for (Seek WaUy Butts' Bulldog* ia * fe o f theae game*, Trippi wa* a -d efen tire atandout laat Auguit A the Cardinal* upaet the Bear*. H d , and be alee appeared at the *M JaekaoarlU* ban park In asHhttiaw eoateata far the Atlanta (Rather* and participated In a e a t * aeni-pro touraaaeat during Ik* war for McDUl Field o f TamSB, r W p p l , who from time to time, baa been tagged "M r. fo o tb a ll." ■•'kr. Chicago Cardinal." and ’Bfe* Ooldea Boy from G eorgia." aiaor ding t* Head Coach Ray hard*, doing the tame awell D he alwaya did aa a player wRh the Cardinal* for nine year* — 1**T through 1*M. t T V aturd y Fannaylraniaa re­ . ■ ember * many thing* o f hi* ftM V U career but chiefly the RNe Bowl gaam o f mi. lha Gatar Bowl o f 1MI when Georgia ran wild agalnat Florida, laat y ia r la the Gator Bowl whan he lR y * d defenao for the Cardlnala de they trouacad the Beara, and tRt one-tided IS-It victory the Card* scored, over the Bear* In , R w la h y Fart' la Chicago. TT1ppi ala* ha* • lot o f memor­ ies a f the IMS-IMS period. Thera war* the IMS-44 aeaaona with th* Third Air Force, hi* return to t V U. of Georgia, hi* All-Ameri­ ca years o f 1313-44 with the BulldM *. being honored by the Touchdewa Club* o f Atlanta and Washiagtoa, D C., and being presented the Maawell and Heiaman TrophiW u the greatett player la col­ lege football In lb tf, four ap­ pearance* a* a mem ber o f the enllege all-atar team In Chicago, getting the moat valuable player award for hi* efforts In th* IMS g lm e , providing tho aparh which fon t tho Cards to th* world «* * mpionshtp la 1347, and another appearance la the College All Stir S|m* (hi* fifth ) but this time as w p ro. 3 a nine year* with the Card*. Ttippt aatabllahed hlm ielf as tho aB-time loader In ju it about oimry offensive pha»e of play of the Chicago team in It* IT y*ara as a charter member o f tho Na­ tional Football Laaguo. UKB r TWB4TY-WM 3BB5NT? wy/rrr, vrrgMAM ClfttlAMM JW M M * Newk. winning bla 17th o f tho •eesoa and eighth in a row, bung up his third eooaecutive shutout— stretching his scoreless-inning •tring to SS— by blanking Pittaburgh J-0 laat night. The National League record for conaccutiv* thutouta ia four and it'* been accomplished by only two modern-era pitchers — Bill Lee with the Chicago Cub* In 1*31 and Sal Maglie, now a Dodger, when he w ai with the New York Glanti in 1*S0. The NL record for consecutive scorelcia inning* in *4 I /I , by Carl HubbeU o f th* Giant* in 1331. TV victory kept th* world champ* within 1*4 game* o f the Brave*, who belted the Chicago Cub* 4-1. Third-place Cincinnati j fall thr*« games back. losing to St. Louis 1-4. Philadelphia, hottest A club in th* league, made it five * ■ /+ tA »trt Avt**6te straight and 9 out o f 10 by sweep­ to V i ’ to o u t* r.<sHr/rta ing th* Gtanu 4-1 and S t i* a rue p * * rftrt .CHAtiCE twi-night double header. C\ > , | f i n e s t , p v t* me .American League headline* cra ­ < w !/' , thou* * * t PUL te A Z O Y * tered on Ted William*, fined s fis & k / * e i o # t* a t 2 S z W m a p *. YMici— O L p eir IS.000 by Boston General Managar m SX& ^fXM /AU T *AVtMAM 20~<S A M i Jo* Cronin for another spitting WsL 'T t M * y m k H fM B R . skirmish, at th* Bed So* clipped M IT *AP#T HEH MAP 10 the N*w York Yankees 1-0 in 11 V X ^ POM r * i TANK* Mr THE ALL• V Y /y * 0 V / / « rgn mM innings on Ted's ' h u es loaded fT A R BPgAK. » 0 * i THAI an * OTptM TEAM. walk. Tb* defeat, seventh in eight ni games, trimmed tb* Yankees lead to seven g a m ii over Cleveland as star team and tha** Browns ar* th* Indians broke a four-game mentally up." •lump with a VI victory over Detroit. The Chicago While Sox Referring to th* proa* 14-27 dat o il last year by tha AH Stars, defeated Kansas City 3-4 and 4-3 ia a pair of 10-inning contests in Graham said, "The Browns aba tb* only other action scheduled. ready this time. Ordinarily thay'd CHICAGO, <* — Take It from a Newcomb*, who has allowed guy who should know, the Cleve­ run only one or two scrim magao only two runt and 24 hits ia his land Browns are prepared to the before thalr firat g a n a . They've last M innings, get all th* support hilt for their football battle scrimmaged fiv* time* for be needed from Duka Snider, who against th* college All Stars Fri­ on#." tagged Yarn Law 4-13 for his lis t Graham has again retired, day night at Soldivr Field. homo run, with a man on, in th* Otto G r a h a m . ea-Oeveland ever, and that should V a factor third inning. quarterback who led the Browns in favor o f the All B u rs. r*e Browns Are Ready For Football Bottle Against All Stars CARLOAD BEEF Instead o f trying to ■top Gra­ ham they'll have to aentantrato on George B attorns an and Vito Oarilll. F itter son aouldn’t pa as lb# Browns to victory laat year, although R wasn't a l hia fault. Tha Brown Una received soma uaexpected com petit low from tha All Start. SALE BEEF CHUCK ROAST STEW PIC. FEET m iMOUND - - - By Akm M*v*r SPARE kits TIPS y n u -F L A v m OLEO rtJ 49c 10* “ ■ 19* LB. AUNT JEMIMA GRITS 5 I1 9c « s . HARVEST MOON Salad Dressing 1 9 c Pint By JOSEPH J. U P P E R SACRAMENTO. Calif. IP— A spad a l a u te Investigating committee today urgod draetie changes In con­ trol af hexing to California and re­ commended revoking th* Ucanaa* af aotna o f th* biggest figures to what R M ltod a gaogrter-ridden T V special commit tea, appoint1 by Gov. Goodwin. J . Knight, laniad Ka heaviest Mows ow match­ maker Baba McCoy and promoter Cal Katow, both o f Lea Angela*. prom oter Jim m y Murray at Oakland. T V thro* were characterised aa dictators ia their area* and wer* accused at aseociatiag with under­ world figures. Of McCoy tha report said: "H a is truly raproaootativa a f all that la wrong with boxing today. AU of ua who worked on this pro­ tect have had experience to law enforcement, and in th* course of such employment hare known and dealt with criminal*. McCoy la a* vicious as any o f us have encount­ ered." Th* report* urged both McCoy and Eaten be booted out of boxing and forbidden even to visit traineampt. Eaton to the father at Robert Knight * daughter. In Loe Angtle*. McCoy and Ea• learned o f the report to ad­ vance and issued denials for sim­ ultaneous release with the report. Both indicated they would fight to court any m ove to revoke their license*. •W* want to havo a full trial aod a chanco to hav* a full legal defense." McCoy said. Ha accused tha committee'* chief investigator, Jam** Cox, o f "tatting himself up - a sentencing ju d g e." I s m s managed Mickey Cohen he was a fighter," McCoy 'I had a dinner accidentally with Prank Carton to New Orleans recently. Bill If the com m ittee wanted to look a Uttla further, they'd find I had dinner with Gov. Knight not •• long a go." Both Baton and hia wife explod I wfaea they learned o f Use all* BROUGHT DIRECT FROM ST. LOUIS, M a ROUND or T-BONE ALL MEAT .. Group Urges Change In Boxing Control MMM ir Th* Braves banged 11 o f their* to th* National Football Leagua l i hit*—including two singles th a t; till# last fall, issued the warning gave Hank Aaron a 34-gam*' yesterday. streak—o f f Jim Brosnan. South­ • Graham, who did not play in paw Warren Spahn chipped in a last year's All 8tar game but homer in winning his 12th. cam* out o f "retira n u n t" to qual­ St. Louis scored five runs in the ify tha Brown* for this y*ar'a last two fram es to dump th* Red- gams, said: " I f th* pros ar* up leg* and IS-gams winner Brooks I mentally they should beat any allLawrence, who now haa lost four. Wally Moon had fiva straight hit* for ths Cards, including a homer. Ed Bailey and Wally Post amackad two-run bomars for aa early 4-1 Cincinnati lead. Beliefer Jim Konatanty was the winner. The fifth-place Phils scored two in ths ninth to wU the opener, with Richie Ashbum bringing across th* tying run in a rhubarb that left the Giant* playing under proteat and Manager Bill Blgney to th* efcbbom *. Umpire VI* D * mor# firat ruled Ashbum out for falling to touch th* plat*, then re­ versed th* decision aftor confer­ ring with tho other umps. The final ruling made Ashburn, who bunted for hia 1.600th hit in th* first inning, safe on Interference by catcher We* Wesirum. Harvey lls d d li won th* opener. Curt Sim­ mons th* nightcap. Williams' fine earn* when b* spat at the Fenway Park fans after they booed hia arror on a fly ball. Tommy Byrno gave up the walk, after relieving Don Larsen— whs had a four-hlttar but took the loss whan two error* and a walk loaded th* bases. Willard Niton won hi* *Ulk. Mike Garcia, despitt getting togged for 11 hits, didn't lose his shutout until tha ninth on Ray Boon*'* two-run bomar aa th* In­ diana anded Detroit's winning streak at four game*. Jim Rivera's triple scored Walt Dropo with the winning run in the first gam* for th* Whit# Boa. Then Dropo singled Larry Do by home with the clinchar In the nightcap. OR ■ TENDERNESS GUARANTEED CLUB OR SIRLOIN Steak gallon c f underworld associations. “ f d like to see them prove we've ever mixed with underworld char­ a cters," nald Mrs. Eaton. "Th* governor ar»J attorney general are our ck>»# friends." N ew Orleans S-t triple b y George 2nd Division Teams Give Association Standings Shaking their aoe-day station ia first nlicy 21-7, and Chattanooga drr>rM By TUE ASSOCIATED PRESS Memphis from second to third 13 3, Nashville V a t tha Montgo*. cry Rebels 7-4. Mobile and Chattanooga, second division member*, gave th# top o f the Southern Assn, standings a rude shaking last night and helped restore Birmingham to th* lead with a 39-hit disturbance. Birmingham, in third place whew the night began, trimmed Mobile pelted fou r Atlanta pttek era for 21 hits, Including h om tn } by Gorsy Coleman and Dick Brown ia th* ninth inning whea th* Bm ln* amassed eight runs. You don I have to pay cash to get these SPECIAL PRICES . Use our budget plnn P R IC E S S L A S H E D to m ake w a y fo r n ew m odel* 13G165 119.95 17" T. V. ■ LIGIITLT USED 17" T. V. 99.95 WESTINGHOUSE MOBILAIRE ’ AIR CONDITIONERS 12.95 POWER 15- MOWERS EACH B IK K S — T K I K I S — W A G O N S 0 * 1 o f o d d d ig o r y ite m s 4 20* HUFFY BIKES Regular 59.95 27.951 3 WHEEL SCOOTERS Whlla wa'va usually plenty of fresh fruit, there are days and •easona o f the year when tha variety Isn't all wa could desire, ao here's a hint from tha country's biggest fruit growing area, Florida, fo r extending what fresh things wa hava on hand. Grand Idas, too, fo r thoae times whan company drops In and you haven't much In tha fresh larder. It’s a means o f axtonding your fresh with Florida'a fine canned grapefruit aectlons, ao handy and economical. Keep a can or two o f the grapefruit aectlons in your freeslng compartment and you can make this recipe do mors than double duty. It can bo salad, dessert, or first course with just tha addition o f a Uttla fresh fruit in season and tha tum o f a can opener. He 3*961 21-95 METAL WAGONS 2.99 1 can (1-pound) Florida grapefruit section* Watermelon w edgea, Iloneydew melon slice# Cantaloup* slice* Fresh cherries, pitted and hslvad Ptaea unopened can Florida grapefruit sections to freeslng com­ partment of rrfrigem tor several hours or overnight When ready ta serve, prepart fresh fru it Open can of frosen aectlons at both •mis; remove contents to ana placa. Cut into 4 allots; asrva with fr u it Y l f X I ): 4 aenrlngw . ' .* • V -A* Nog flo a h o r bw rtom oooo usto m u 66c W U ELEC T R |C APPLIANCES Regular 34.95 TOASTMASTER |f.g5 Regular 4.79 ELEC. TOASTER |-M Regular 29.95 COOKAMATIO |2*9S ELECTRIC IRONS 4 ;gg WESTINGHOUSE Party Cart |.M Regular 24 95 ELECTRIC FRYING PAN |2 M i 9.95 GE TRAVEL IRON £96 HURRY1*^M,lh*tombitoaJw*aMU4h|«|ag O rd er) ■CRATCH FEED 10“ * 49c or SKMtNOLK COUNTY. r u m t r i A , adoelad • resolution *losIn*, rspstln * shnnitonlnx and Sis- East. »»d Minnie* T ire $ lo n e 111 E . 1 st B t. ABSOLUTELY) a FREE! I st ore s HOT OUT OP THE OVEN, this appealing haksd gtok B a y win B33.M# far Its m a te r at lha Ith Grand Nattonal Baripa and Bahia( Caateat to New Yack Dacrostor II. Teenagers and Brides Can N o w V ie for $25,000 Baking Prize Weekend in New Y ork, Plui More thin $100,000 in Prizes, Await Winners in Grand National Recipe and Baking Contest C reation o f a sp ecia l saw U. S. housewives and ala leanBrides' Division in ths Eighth •gtrs to data. "Rftvg-A-Lings", Grand National Kacipa and Bah* tender, sweet yeast rolls with a trig Contest haa bean announced filbert filling woa top henaro for Mrs. Henry Jerganaau o f hy PUlsbury Mills, Inc. N ew ly Portland, Oregon laat year. Tha wed homemakers will compete Oregon growers af filbert nut* to fo r a special aeries o f prises at were a* pleased with tha fame ^ tha Bake-Off, in addition to baMrs. Jorgensen brought to their tog a.’ igibla fo r tha Grand Prisa product that they granted bar a o f 125,000. For tha first time, lifetime supply a f filberts and a teenage contestants will also b* •lx weeks tour o f tha Unitad eligible for tha Grand 1'rita, tha States in addition to tho prises company boa announced. she received at tha Grand Na­ Aa in previous years, tha na­ tional. tional baking event will ba held “ Open Sesama Pi*" won tha In the Waldorf-Aatoria hotel in New York w here 70 senior con­ grand prisa in 1333 fo r Mrs. Bernard Koteen o f Washington, testants, IB brides and 13 teenag-'rs will vie for more than D.C., while turtle-shaped cook. 11110,000 in prise money and lea hit tha jackpot for a Chicago \ electrical equipment. Baxe-O ff housewife in 138Z. “ U. S. housewives hava shows da'.*a era December •, 10, 1L tremendous Ingenuity in devel­ Tfntry blanks will ba available oping recipes fo r our contest." In grocery stores throughout tha c . . in try around August t. They PUlsbury president Paul 8 . era s h e ba obtained by writing Gerot ta il recently. “ They hava ta Ann Pillabury, MlimaaBelli davalopad interacting new ways 2, M i-nes-ta. Entries must ba o f presenting foods without postmarked before midnight Oamaking them too fussy ay to* tober 1, 1055. difficu lt W* taka •difficult ~ * * g n a t* pi*•en­ Baked foods with Imaginatlva ure to this opportunity to hanor twists to th*ir recirrs hava won th* womaa to tha notML* ha fam e and furtung fa t s d d * 4 ______________________a *op Chia/iftf T A I .I . F op 49 A DOZ. SMALL dMALL PR O D U C € SWEET LOCAL Cantalopes 49 c POTATOES T E X I 7 .E BLEACH •GOOD EATfN" CLUB QT. SPECIALS frozen LB. STEAKS SAVE r SAV-MOR V w ; c o u p o n s *c LB- LIBBY’S ENGLISH PEAS I 2 I LYRES T *. LB. DELM ONTE REAL KILL SPRAY 69 1 35c 10 o * . PK& LBS. B U tt LUNCHEON WIENERS Pint 25c « U S NO. I LYKES CIRCUS S M A L L 2.00 up ' T/PT0P S upir MPRM I '' Nolle# Is Rerthe «lv*n (hat ft* lh* 7th 4 sy ot A iirusI. ISIS TIIK tKivnti o r c o u n t y c o m m i m i o v - 10 Lbs. STEW lu v to b l# foew e from GOOD USED TUBES (With x n r t r n o r c L o e in o , v s c s r i x o , Kits I* houiherlr t* lh* North tin* »t Trout lush* aubdlviiUn accord. Inn i n p u t IMrnof sL rM }M '• ria l »o*h ». »»*• 11. * f to* auhlts r*e*rd» *t gsmlnol* Cou«y {/ . r u n d a . *i»saled aaras* aslS U l n H*w*l| n*hd. •nty W» o r d s r * f th* Board i Commls«lft«»r* •» !*■•■•{ . ' S •«hty. rtorld*. Autuit 7th. I ll O r». Herndon . Clark af th* hoard o f County Commls*l«n*r* of gsminat* _ County, n o rtla . WahUih Auk. ith . i N V x i r o x i x n ANi i n i s r o X T i V f m u n r a i*a w t n r u k r m o w . SCt-L w a All IX SI . WI XOLB COUNTY, VMI WI DA CANS EGGS J V C “ GOOD EATIN” BONELESS BEEF BervaaHonaH Ruth b u rton a n d L ea 4 DOG FOOD GRADE Hamburger 1 BACON PICK t ’ P CARTS CALO GKKTNERS LYRES PALM RIVER SLICED M l LAW N riPKINKLKlifl SUGAR 89c EACH Frosea Grapefruit And Fruit Medley GARDEN HAND TOOLS ALM O ST M W FRYERS •GOOD EATIN” ALL BIKE ACCESSORIES 20% o ff 2S f l PLASTIC IIOdR PAN READYi 79c |g|.95 WHE E L GOODS ty p «g V/4 — 2’4 !b. Av. GRADE A WHOLE 1 Ton MITCHELL Reg. 379 95 211*95 17" T.V. 129.95 T A B L E MODEL RADIOS GA- OR FLA. Regular 79.95 ||9: Regular 349.95 % Ton MITCHELL •Pot V f l o o d . 5 - 2 9 c Il»n«s Legal Notice • 4.4 REPOSSESSED RED DART String » Beam FLORIDA CRYSTAL c o n tln u ln * aod r*o o *o « ls« sa d ( * • a WATERMELON Can M agic-Q u ick Fruit Platter MS CAN Black 1 Ox. Pepper TH E SAN FO RD H ER ALD W e d ., A u ff- § , 19 56 , P s f e 7 Vlalinme on , rifh l ul aatuinwi* Uvu*iy. riorio*. and th* euhli* la tnd to that !>*rt af U k * li*w*ll Mti.nl. n Osminols Ctiutlr. I'lofldA. disefto. •d a* fDllasss, l*-w lti A slow drift toward decentra­ litslnnlns st ■ Dolnt *sl**tl ■eros* slid i j s * lluwtll Mm lised purchasing was found In a at • point IS M foot North recant survey o f 218 manufactur lh* SouthssMt i;«r**r s i i l l South lU lt or M Vt, at NW '4 Ing companies. of Xoolton S Tssrnshlp SI Soilll. TO EACH CUSTOMER MAKING A PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MOKE 8" FANS MUST SCU JET PLANES CUT a WRAPPED FOR FREEZER surrenders servlcernsn's indemnity payments. National Service U f* Insurance and U. S. Government Life Insurance payments do nol affect the right to elect benefit* under th* new law. ONE WHOLE SWEET FLA. I# 33 1/, % I USED QUARTER u 43c FRED 1 17 IS NO lOtjOIR necessary to to to an obscure section of tb* Oala> . I pagoa Islands, 300 milts off the r o u t of Ecuador, to meet th* only known marine lguane, known to science aa an amblyrhynchua crlstatu*. Looking at formldablt as Its name, this specimen Is now to be seen at tha Bronx, N.Y. Zoo, where it poaed for this photo on its arrival. At bottom, triplets born at Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo, •re In no danger of being abducted—their mother la a Bengal tlgrru . The cubs, two male* and ■ female, ar* shown In the too's "maternity ward." They are kept In the same type tncuVtor used for human babies and are fed from nursing bottle* every three hours. They are th* first tigers to ba bom at tha too tn last It y e ~ f. F A NS a nd AIR CONDITIONERS 26* BIKES 35c wlthftt on* year from the date VA finds their disabilities to be serv­ ice-connected. However, th* special five ysar nonconvertible N9L1 t e n policies, for which those now In service have to apply within 120 days after their discharge w ill ba discontinued under th- new law on and after Jan. 1, 1337. Policies now In force or Issued before Jsn. 1, 1337 will not be sffectod. The naw form of compensation for widows, orphan cblldrtn and dependant parents of thos* who died as a result of service will be called dependency and Indemnity compensation. It will ba paid by VA. Parsons eligible for death com ­ pensation will ba paid only If tha parson who site j th* new benefit 'C O O tytiG fj J51, SUPPLIES » Survivor Benefits Act Is Signed booted the Atlanta O aek ers out tain annual Income limitations • Friend Social Security coverage to those tn lha armed forces an a contributory basis; and 3. Revis* th* atxmonths death gratuity to rang* from a minimum or 1800 to a maximum of tS.ooo. This will be administered by the various service department*. The new law alio eliminates coverage of service personnel un­ der the Servicemen's Indemnity Act (lh* so-cslUJ 110,000 fre* In• u rin r*") and coverage of reserve personnel under the Federal Em ­ ployes Compensation Act on and after Jan. 1, 1357. The new law continues the right of veterans disabled In service to apply to VA for th# five-year policy or any of tha six psrmanent plans of National Sarvlc* U fa Insuranc* Visitour LA W N a nd > GARDEN SIDE HIND whoso dssths wer* not as 3 rem it of service. Widows, dependent parents and, guarJlans of orphan children re­ ceiving compensation for th# serv­ ice-connected death of a veteran art requested NOT to c o n u c l VA Tto* President has signed the , (or Information. Administration will Survivor Benefits Act revising btn- I Veterans afits for the dependents of deceased notify each psrson reced in g dealh compensation under present law servicemen and vstsrtns who died concerning his rlfhts under the of service-connected eauses. new law. V * t a r a n-s Administration an­ The new taw Is designed to: nounced that It Is taking Immediate 1. Revise the death eompsnsasteps to put this naw law Into lion program by providing monthly oparation even though payments payments to widows partially re­ cannot begin prior to Jan. 1, 1357, lated to military pay; slightly In­ th* affactiva data of tha Act. crease existing uniform payments VA strassad that this law does for orphan children; and to proNOT ehange death pension benefit* vldt a sliding teals of benefits for to widows and children of veterans dependent parents subject to cer­ I M N E A P l'L B JUICE 46 OZ. 29* BUN8HINE CHEEZITS I O s. 81ZE 18* HOT DOG RELISH 11 oz. Size ssSTro® 29*' 99t HEINZ 29 5 29* t* “"“CLEANER •■'n i KEALEMON 25* JUICE B E m ROSS GRAPE JUICE 84 OZ. H iU 29* i oz. } tfiir 24 FOR PURE SHOPPING PLEA SU RE We Give SAV Fer Valuable Premiums M l V h �■T TRE SANFORD HERALD P k < i B, W e d . , A t i f . B, 1 0 8 8 f Wi. jjr :: r l) ES k' r;v ;!' h ! Si r ’i } [ ■ W - .;* /! :;!i, L i t t l e b y B/LL F o l k s ROYAL HAWAIIAN CHUNK STYLE M P LET'S ■ •TOP 1M THE rOOSHl BY THEN XXL BE HOME AN* EATIN’ SOME or t h is fin e foo o p n o m R-, F IV E 'm* T EN * WADE'S 1 — —x — 1 S I I H fX M KT, TUNA y, S it e C a r 25* fa s t y o u 'l l U K F L I /F R Y T h / H G A1 8 o u r OUR M E A TS ■ M l» | n W i at TH1 K O I VTRRJUL COWFAJTT, I , CtoitotandIf IBlhf r**'*rmir«ftr«tt Into use the next day, almoet the couch were a half-fUled whisky barraaaed by Ihs eaae Of execution. bottle, a dirty glass, several rigor Pregnancy waa a convenient nhfai butts In a tracked eauoar, .......... far anything faun laxlncee to tam­ "M t down." Louise swept an per tantrum s Actually, empty candy boa from the larges chair. never felt better. (waving the Shop early, she da"1 remembered kow much you toured slyly so that Jenny should liked the gray h a t Ws bad some have no cause far speculation If ehe leftover material and 1 thought saw her beading In the unfamiliar ------ Meg (topped, opened the tf TOM loo* 0 direction. She was glad to reach paper beg «ba carried and thrust « m ■ M ip o m f y r tu lw d . the shabby nouse on Pike Street ths bat Into Louise’s hands with m m t iJenny didn't, but K eg knew where- thq Fenners roomed. The no further w ords • well that (b e did. Kemp front door opened no promptly she tt was osrtalnly s o ta t ter a ta d quarreled because thli knew ehe usd not mistaken the flftesn-year-oid. Meg reflected with m. Meg felt an gtve-away shifting o f the dingy almost hysterical amusement that at bumlUty, Laos curtains. It would have suited a hussy below at the "M is Beaumont f" Carrta Walsh, the Deadline K m M t tree to attach the eubjeri who rented her upstairs to the Fen Louise's expression w a n t criti­ at M v td again. "Jenny, U David nets, often helped Matilda with cal i It held wonder. With one In­ IW year U nbend. would you extra cleaning. She beamed "Mis credulous glance at Mrg, ehe com h t f l tala alone ■ that horrible Cox send you for meT centra tad on the Hat gray toad e l a bouee acroae the N o." Meg turned am h«r best "It's—It'S beautiful r alley T" smile. "I came to ees Louise, Mrs. "W on't you try « onT* Meg's Oavtd waa mam aim on ball Walsh. She’s horns, isn't (he ? " heart pounded. She was aura aha i etUl occupying Matilda's C arries cheerful Irish features would discover what die wanted to roots. took on suitable melancholy, know when ehe n w Louisa m Urn * * aeonLb ago, Jm ny might have "Sura and sh t Is, the way she h a t e ■end nl this question. Now she Mt always Is I Not cats step has that Louise ran to the marble topped att a thread and replied. "N a girl took, barrtn' Uw time her bureau that faced Darcy's couch, would stay la the gray load a( brother hauled her to doctor and quickly eh* twisted up bar rina, house with him." lawyer) Ain't It turrtbta. Mis Beau light-brown hair, th n ia tto pins . Msg gtanoed sharply at her. Was montt Whai'a Seattle cornin' to, 1 Into It with sure fingers. This Jeaay belatedly acquiring a sense say T Tacoma papers art t Ihs first Bate had at hunorT sink o f—ainlqutty, I think dons up hsr hair, Mrg decided. *Tt * BO patienoe with Matilda. It w as Maybe they got somethin', "ThereI" She whirled A s ought to tall Anna her room’e 1 eaya." Thera. How doe* it lo o k t" he tier than M r com pany" Meg smiled. "N ow f*d like to "Lovely." a sorry tor see Louisa, if you think Meg was honest. Louisa looked " W e i now." Carrta hesitated. striking la ths hat. shs had also "And she hehevea David guilty "Her brother give me strict orders knowingneas that aa too;>1 U Aana acted decently, company, but eus M didn't fifteen-year-old an earth souid win wouldn't, it taw'd stood by Dsvld fwnaw ygy," have managed. Why, she’s twenty are you smirking I—the truth ta, I brought her a at least, Meg hasarded; eha may ba u erVf " f llea n gift, Mrs. Walsh. A sew h a t" aa old aa I ami Clothes statable "Mevtng your father bring you Carrie capitulated. "If that ain't far a young girt, that loose. Sow­ tap gave yea a pretty masculine like you) Sura, you go right ing hair mads ths diffanocsb 1 Viewpoint, didn't It, M rgT" up." Her about wok# the cobwebby right) 1 knew ft. at "I detested fa th er's viewpoints! echoes. "Unites! Toa got com' and g ot to hsr feet. panyl" I'm glad you like It. t tabs frowned la perThera was a rustle of skirts. your brothei w ont mind that I Vdoaity. Louise, eyes rad sad mouth sulky, gave It to you." Bhe didn't want As l i m a beingsT" Meg peered over Urn railing. Darcy to had out about tt. A a A|hOld. "W hat d'ye w aatT" ■ '" I * ^ premonition that Darcy “ I sou oouldat have seen It before Carrie clicked her would not bo so gullible as Louisa g knew you, Meg, bat I do now. Now, Louley, you got no call to A »ly mask covered Louise’s teaJMaat at us think at m « an—wen, take that tack with MU res. "1 don't intend to tall nun. dUfSTenL" m on t She's brung you a new b a ll" Darcy don't—men don* Mag cloned bar mouth carefully, "A h a l f " Louise's eyes gleamed, t e Had Jeaay awuthing such pb is draw back, "Y ou can come up "No. they don't." Meg answered. eeophy waa Uha aaartng a canary If you w a n t" Ohs doubled ap abruptly, has • ta n A * Jenny waa wrong about waiting m her open hands clawing for Urn chair, M s awe thing. If anyone had taught Mag reached the top knees huekilns. h rjj. R waa Kawkp, not rather. "M rs Beaumont) What to n r idea taft aar weak, aa U "Com e In." Louisa burned ta am. la public, Mag ires not ' “"Nothing.* Nothing." Mag strapped piety ees too turned-comm trUneas. but she _ is shlv- barely restrained a gasp when ehe aa wall know Tm expecting a « u i arad as tf Ms taps were again m entered the Fenner quarters Shirts I------ " Again Mag doubted m tha.gaUaw ad hsr throat, alt re- dangled from chair backs,- taioas wishing frantically it waa fnaa aar. rhie, cluttered corners; a to turn pale at wtlL Why' n o d a l la ha thus to he -— ------1 with riot about love-making. Pat couch wtatqh must ha D arcy's bad; "U —If I eouid 1 s a David. aba glimpsed aa unmade bed la Urn t o r Mterrupted atrategy adjoining room. On a ptaatr beside (Ta Ba Dost toned/ SFJS a I oostrAjrx. iceri Alerte d |JtT LAUDERDALE, Ift-O fvara alerted today to watch U , fo r whom • 'A u d a r warrant w as issued in Mhrtrhili, Maas., la the slaying at • and a Mag aompaaloa. Janat Kaehtar, M . sad W. T H U , A ware, killed i Mgkt after Koehler ap­ parently trailed them, Haverhill Ueved Koehler might A officers reported. bach te F ort Lauderdale, Koehler had worked la Fort wag a native o f Mothoua, Lauderdale for design fabricators, Thera era an Interior decorating f i r m ,1for pVoyot la Colorado, about a year aa a salesman. Koehler left hie Job b a n about U par rant since o Month ago but Deputy Polios C hief Richard Sheehan saM at Am estimated l l mWiea Haverhill that be hadn't cans take vacations la their cars ported seen there. Sh* year. T r a s s e s :^ TRU-PLAVOR 0LE0 • * *?, GA. OR FLA. GRADE “ A " D A D AN IMPROPE R TURN, whoa you're behind the wheel, can A a turn for the worse. Sudden and unexpected actions by d riv en who fait to signal bofora turning, o r turn from t h e wrong lane, a n responsible for a large portion o f traffic acci­ dents. Irate male driven h a v e pointedly accused women as thh greatest offenders, a n d aomo statistics (undoubtedly compiled by men) show t A y 'n right. (Men score m u c h p o o r e r on .m o s t other traffic v i o l a | tlo n s , h o w ­ ever t) For y o a r o w n s a fe t y , and that o f o t h e r motor* lata, a lw a y s signal well in advan ce o f your Intended turn, w in g either mechanical or bend signals, la fact, even though most c a n todao era equipped with automatic d i recti on al signals (in thayVa legally required), it's wist to use hand signals also. You'll double your protection against the csralcm driver who lets his attention w inder o r rides “ on t A tall" o f your car. The following turning rules, and related hand signals, are oSt rial la almost every state: LEFT TURN—la making a M t torn, Um left wheels a l year car should bug the renter at the reed, wamtag c a n fa t lewiag yea net to pern an year left. Tara anty when traffk In i 'Bill mm F R Y E R S ”*' ■* 3 9 c Rump R oastLa 69c BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST 69c L a SW IFTS PREMIUM BABY BEEF ROUND STEAKS :: -69c LEAN FRESH GROUND Hamburger 3 LBS. 99c OSCAR MAYER BADGER Sliced Bacon - 39c 8UNNYLAND ALL MEAT WIENERS BOSTON BUTT lake highways, yaa a right to M t t o e to from RIGHT TURN—W A n In f n right t o n , m ate n a a* for to t A right aa _ writ In advance e< year toa, an that vehklra »• P w e .A n t o M Li T A N fu a lfo r e r ia M t a n la aaade by pleraag AI tram *— ■* i era o ( your IntetaUei to step or A «downward u a ttts S rt£ /3 out o f t o window, with t o palm o f the A n d epet •hd faring A d n r a r A 16 9 c # 80 COUNT NAPKINS Font Grape Jelly OCEAN SPRAY 2 ONE LB. CANS Cranberry Sauce 39< DEL MONTE 2 !i S IZ E CAN Sliced Peaches 29c PLANTATION PRIDE Koeh*r Style ill Pickles Qt. Jar 29c 8 OZ BOTTLE “ 39c Garlic Pressing 3 3i PORK ROAST'* 39< FROZEN FOODS FROSTY ACHES Sliced Strawberries 2/ 49c DONALD DUCK CHASE ft SANBORN i.In s ta n t ,"l0 to ffe e (Limit One With Order) DIAMOND MILANI DECISCO at t A Always m e the Mt _______ f n m the curb late a ad 19* SWIFTS PREMIUM BABY BEEF BONELESS WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF HOME HADE LUNCHEON MEATS signal U Lb. |Limit Om ) ADE'S 6 OZ. CANS Orange Juice 9 PRODUCE POTATOES 10 • » BANANAS 3» O N IO N S 2 ua 99c 59c 29c 25c. M ARKET T = **— • �71 Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 21— ROOFING ami PLUMBING 43-ARTICLES FOR SALE — Factory to Y ou- HoijW Jl Alumlnum Venetian Blind* Conn ailing anu Repair IM1 Sanford H e . Pknaa t i l l 22— SPECIAL NOTICES i b ^ N T ADS1 RENT ’ EM PAST Vh.1021 q 1 A— PLACER TO EAT JlAR-LOU RESTAURANT^ Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. Senknrik G la s s and Paint Co112-114 West 2nd St. Phone *20 PUMPS & SPRINKLER SY8TEM 8 All type* and aUea, Installed or 014 cu. ft. Coldspot refrigerator with freezer across top, $75. 8 ••Do It Y ourself." mm Revere Model 88 movie WE REPAIR AND SERVICE camera A casr, $35. G.E. Ex­ STI NE posure meter A case, $15 Ph. Machine and Supply Co. 1225-M. 121 Laurel Dr. 207 W. 2nd SL Fh. 62 Foot-lockers $6.95; 40-hr. Alarm G ATU N BROTHERS clocks $1.89. Sanford Jawrlry A Dragline A Bulldozer Sorvico Luggage Co. 300 Sanford Ave. Ph. 2232 Geneva. 249S-W Sanford. ORLANDO Sentinel Ralph Ray, 3150. Star, BULLDOZING Call We buy and aell used furniture. Paying tup cash price* for any­ thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ ING POS’i on 17-92. Ph. 2053-W. LOWERY A BRIDGES Army Cota, $3.98; Paint, $2.50 gal. San. IR54-W Ornnge City Spr 4-5434 T-Shirt*, 48c; Army-Navy Surp­ lus, 310 Sanford Avt. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p * F. M. B- Sc. 10C A 25c STORE. Well Drilling, HOWARD C. Special—Turkish Towels, 5 for LONG, Phone 3M 207 East S1.U0. 321 SANFORD AVE. Commercial Ave. Friday Menu: Red Snapper, Lob­ ster. Jumbo Shrimp, Scallops, Fish Sticks. * Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Roast, T-Bone Sttak. Spaghetti and Moat Balia. All Garden vege­ Air-Compressor, good condition, $50 UPHOLSTERY CLEANING table*. IIWY 17-92 South, Phone 1012 Sanlord Ave. Phone 137. FURNITURE A AUTO 117S-W. Furniture Cleaned In Your llom t New Modern Method — Clean* For Sale—Bargains, nearly new KOSE- O’GRADY- and the Cover*3/4 ton air<condilloner. Com­ Sanitize* A Moth Proofs. Free ... nor’* Lady, both like it here — plete set bedroom furniture. Estimates—Call 1TH-J. THE DOGGIE DINER h RAH, Small size gas range. Private Lake Mary. party. Phone 428. 9 til II a.m. CROSLEY BENDIX Sales and Service I—IN MFMOBILM Estate gas range, $30. Call 931-M. KANDALL In loving memory o f Dr. Joseph E lectric Company Lawrence Potta, who passed Service— Quality— Satisfaction aw ay August I, 1955. Ph 113 Sanford 3S37-J-3 Do Bary Mrs. Lois J. Potts, widow CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Mrs. Dolly P. Straehan, mother Slip Cover* and Drapes Elwell A. Potts, brother STANLEY KULP i Mrs, Mary P. Mosely, enter PHONE 2658-J.. Mrs. Dolly M. Singleton, niece Mrs. Clara M. Lawla, niece AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at Mist Audrey A. Mosely, niece Jameson Studio. Special for chil­ Harold Singleton and Enoch dren to 5 years. Two 6x10, (1 Lewi*, nephew»-lnlaw gold fram e) 810. PHONE 3198. Mrs. Ferbie M. Potts, slster-inlsw Trees trimmed, removed and doEdith and Thyia A. Lewis, mossed. Ph. 1007-R. . Grand nieces and cousin*. SANFORD TRE E CO. 44 APPLIANCES FR1G1DA1RE appliances, s a l e s and service. U. II. High, Oviedo. Fla. Phone FO-3-3313 or Sanlord 1642-W alter 6 p. a. AIR CONDITIONING For Room or Building H. B. POPE CO. INC. 246 South Park Ave. Phone 1144 lfotpoint 30 gal tabic top hot water healer. $50. Ph. 903. 45— BUILDING MATERIALS USED IIRICK ENVELOPES. Letterheads, state­ ments, invokes, hand bills, and TWO CARLOADS btautilul used FOUND — Tan, part Shepherd f » brick. Orange, red, and burnt irogrnms, e t c . Progressive male dog. Ha* harness but no black. Sec them at SHERMAN Tinting Co. Phone 408 403 tag. Deter Dunn, one block CONCRETE PIPE CO. West 13th St. i south o f Monroe Corner. RED-I-M1X CONCRETE T. V. REPAIRS , O S T — White fam sle Terrier. Miracle Concrete Co. •Til 10 p. in. Service Call*. s3.oo, Name "T ip p y ". Loch Arbor 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1X35 J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2893 J W. A. section. Ph. 104 or 2085-J. Norris, Ph. 1559. Licensed Tech­ METAL HOOFING nicians, guaranteed work. A—PERSONAL NOTICES Now in atock. 5-V Crimp — 1-1/4" Corrugated — 2W " Corrugated Local and Long Distance moving. This it a free pass to the MovieGet all Your roofing needs at lin d Ride-In Theatre for Betty Agents for HOWARD V A N Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. LINES. INC., PENINSUI-AK ^ /a r n u n ^ C a jiM la t^ A u g ^ 7 ^ U 3 6 Out West 13th St. TRANSFER A STORAGE. Inc., O ffice 1500 French Ave., Phone SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flouring, 3168. $260 per M. No. 1 Common $220 28—HELP WANTED— FEMALE per M. No 2 Common $138 per ROLLAWAY, Hospital anil 11aby M. Floor* Laid A FlnUhed; ; Bad* Day, Week, or Month—TcL WAITRESS — Apply Toucbton's Reasonable. E. F. Steven*, Ph. 1425. Furniture Center — Drug Slort, Mr. Clark. 716-R-4 after •» p.m. 116 We*l First St,______ L A D IE S ............... •BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Christmas selling season will soon be hare. Prepare now for larga HAYNES O ffice Machine Co., profits by selling beautiful Avon 4 —BOATS AND MOTORS Typewritara, adding machine*, Cosmetics. Contact Mr*. J. RusSafat-Renlale, 314 Mng., Ph. 44. aell, P. O. Box 975. Orlando. Bee the New Evinrude Line lor ’50 Good Used Office Desk* from $35. R O B S O N S p o r t in g (Joodn Curb girls, apply in person to Used portable and standard size Etinrude Sales A Service Pig'n Whistle. typewriters from $35. 164 E. 1st St. Phone 998 POWELL'S Baby Hitting Agency needa worn Boat A Trailer, 860. 414 W. 13th St. rn 18 and over. Call: 30T5-W. Office Supply 11T 8. Magnolia Phona #66 I I —TRAILERS 2 7 -IIE L P WANTED-MALE It will pay YOU to ae# ua before Wanted—Handy man for Mrr-Lou 47— FUKN ITU RE—IIOU S E HOLD you buy. Open Evaniagi and Motel: Ph. 2180. HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN Sundays. PRICES PAID FOR USED < Eaalaldo Trailer Salas All-around Servlet Station Atten­ FURNITURE Palatka, Fla. d e d , No “ Ga* Pumper” . Apply WILSON-MAIEK Tom m y O'Stccn, Gulf Service, Trailer,, Sale-Rent, Ph. GG8-XH. FURNITURE CO. 2nd A Park. Call 058 14—USED CARS ■MALE #r FEMALE P losT and FOUND f • EMPLOYMENT AUTOMOTIVE S ll E. Plrel St. 17—FU K M rV R K —MOUMUIOLD $ 4 - A PTS-H O U 8E8— ROOM 8 MID-SUMMER SAVINGS FREE • RENTALS Store for rent, 407(4 W. lit . Phunt 100 x 350 lake front lob Crystal Point, Lake Mary. 1’ h. 803 or 3076-R, $55.______________________ 144-W U -A W z J -llU ilU I I -I U U W REAL ESTATE 87—RRORERS a id REALTORS French Avenue boms suitable for home A business. For informa­ U W W V IU I I T O R T tion call 1494. HUTCHINSON’S Ocean F r o n t 1- nr 2-bcdroom apt. or housa. RAYMOND M. BALI. Furnished or kitchen equipped. Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona OSCAR M. HARRISON Adult* only, permanent. P.O. Beach. Call 2374-W fo r rastrvaREG. BROKIM S Box 323, Sanford. tiona after 6:00 p. m. S. D. Hlghleyman, Associate 264 Sea lb Perk A vt. Pbeae I EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ 66—EXCHANGE—TRADES BALL REALTY 16—BEAUTY PARLORS $20.00 dally, Sell Luminous Door a Plata*. Writs Raovsa, Dept., No. 150, Attleboro, M a n . Free Samples. cd. Phone 1491. OZIER REALTY CO. (TH REE) AVAILABLE for immediate occu­ pancy, furnished home, |7S month. PHONE 336-R. Furnished iir a g o apt. kitchen. Phone 278-R. Beautiful 3 Bedroom Homes built by— Elaclrie ODHAM Avalon Apia. Efficiency, Ph. T20-W 2-bcdroom furnished house. Closed sleeping porch. Modern and well furnished. $85 mo. Call 2313 days or 1037-J after 5:00 p.m. i Modern Air-eondltlonad Salon 21-W O R K WANTED—MAES • I2LL”£*________ CLU > Harriett’s Beauty Nook |7—BUILDING PAINTING E E P A IiS ONE A TUDOR, YEAR Inc. OLD YOU can buy with LOW DOWN PAYM ENT and assume VA (C D Mortgage at 414% Interest with low monthly payments. FINANCIAL • 6-P IA N O SERVICE r L. L. Sill - p u n e Technician Phene 2164 Rente I, Ranfnrd II-R O O F IN G PLUMBINd m Plumbing. Kresky Heating • M. C. HODGES .................................................. I—3-Pc. Living Room Suite (p its tic) **{ eeee•ot eeee e-e R EL-AIR HBE $12 81 oetee«et •** IN-USANCE 1—Miami Lounge ........................... 1—Armies* Sofa Bed .................... John WilliRRiH Inn. Agency 417 Staler# Atlantia Bank Phene 64 1— Larga l-P c, Living Room Suit* *ee***«aa*t-ee#e«ooeeeeee*ee*e* I—Wicker Rocking Chair ............. •e•a•#m i i w *»•#M M te m • LIVESTOCK 2X—DOGS— CATS— PETR Rockar .......... c e r a m ic - t il e U Pays To Us# CiaaaUla4. Trench Avt. 2100 and 2960 1—Bathinst (new, t o i l e d ) .............. ........... . u ...................... •........... . #e# ee #«ee-» 5*00 se m •• 5*00 aee«- ••••esMewiWMMMawseeest 1—Aluminum and Plastic Chalia Lounga *e^eto M 5.00 tJ t 5 -00 I—Hida-a-Bcd (rag. $139.95) good bur eu sm iH M eeeste eeeeeet * 144 00 1— Corner Bookcase MERCHANDISE Plumbing Contractor 4I-A R TM 1.E S FOR RENT i Kohler Plumbing A Supplies « Rerm E lectric Water Htatcra Orlandp Dr. Ph. 66 NOW 8 mm fdm rental library at Wieboldt'a Camera Shop. 110 S. Park Av*. PLUMBING • Contract and Repair Work BELL Free Estim ate! Anything It. L. HARVEY ^ 4 Sanford Ave. Phono 1126 With A fiH J P. Muailnr A h i l l U4 i f r e e estimate. Quality wmk. OFFICE ............. PHONE .............. •tee.* -•-••*MseeeeeeeseeeoesMs 12-11 ...................... 1—Vanity with triple mirror . . . . ........................ ... .............. ........... 8 86 1—Small Drtaaar and Mirror . . . . ................................ TJ8 e Classified Ad JUST CALL UU 1—Drop-leaf Kitchen Tabla (w ood) 1—Drop-leaf Tabla (w ood) and 4 1—Larga Chtfforube ................... 6—Smoking Staads ........................ 1—Bellaway Bed (with Innerepri These and many o-h purchased on our EA Bo com a la and Wut tU Snkli| tfirkltf Iru ilit Sh i Fills M FiaJiag ikes His |nilnnketa ee Isa eaetakly ll*e *et« Mutually efficient, tht f u t u r e ! I c e Ma»ufacturiit| C*«p**y placed a Claaaifitd Ad foe 25 »e»lri*| j reunite In ike St, Ptitrahiu, (Fla.) IndepandaRi, recrWed 75 application! within 2 keurs. !*-»■" *— - — *, ■*»— * ► -u i w SEE and COMPARE ODHAM A TUDOR. INC. Bulldtra o f Pine Horn** Por Florida Living k i i m , h w i , . Skills. Mis (HACKS HOfMUMt, 8 -S CLI0,MICHI6AM Pollen Count Can Help H ay Fever Vacationists •y HUMAN N. HINDI UN, M. 6 THE dally pollan count, pub­ lished In newspapers throughout the country, gives you n pretty good Indication juat how much your hay fiv e r U going to bother you. More than that, It serves as a handy guide when It cornea to selecting your vaeaUon time. Limited Period In moat areas, the ragweed pollen distribution U confined to August and September. Along the G u lf Coast, however, the wstda are still active In O cto­ ber. In Southeastern California and Arltona the ragweed action usually occu rs In M arch, April and early May. While It m ight be too lata to do anything about rtarranglng your vacation achttfula this yaar, kaap an accurst* check on Uta dally pollan coun t tn your area for the next few m onU u. May Reach 100 Generally, you’ll feel okay until tha count gats above 10. although the coun t may aven reach 100 be­ fore tom e o f you are bothered very much. But once the pollen count ataya between 23 and 60 for a few days. U m eans the hay faver season U r e a lly h ere. T h a t ’* th e tim e to take oft on your vacation. Where can you g o? w ell, the Pollen Survey Committee o f the Am erican Academ y o f Allergy and He chairm an, O rlh C. Dur a ms. k i m V< aad RB ALTO KB $68 M O N T H L Y ham, hava theektd Into thM problem vary thoroughly. ’K iey find that air-born* ta g* weed pollen la heaviest In th e la • tenslvely tilled portion o f tha Mississippi valley and llghtaat ta tha area w ait at tha Mountains in Oragon an d W ash­ ington. D egree o l Relief Tha woods o f axtraza* northern' Michigan, o f m » * a « *»«■? and New H aapahlrs, also offer a good degrea o f raUtf. Bo d e Um c e n tra l A d lron d a ek a a n d th d southern Up o f Florida. They hava m ad* a thorowgfc presentation a t tha ragweed pic­ ture throughout tha country, i t # available la a UtUe booklet called “Hay raver H oliday.It m ight com * la m y for planning your n est w hir* you w o n t he hay faver. Q0IS 1IOR AMB AOTWB % _____ J. w .: w ill contact lenses injur# | H my eye*? A n sw e r: I f p r o p e r ly f l t t e C * : . Ultra la n o evidence th at c o n t a c t lenses ca n cause any Injury t a " ’ the eyes. Howevtr, about on e c u t o f three persons w h o try t o uaocontact lenaea can not w ear th em , because ot discom fort. With eye diseases, In w hich tha* cornea, w hich is the transparent - covering o f the opening Into th a ey eb a ll, la d e fo r m e d , c o n t a o l l lanaaa art particularly btlpfu L ewv. i » a *a iia Department Issues October Draft Call For 17,000 Men • Gala Kill beautiful J-Btdruom masonry home. Farauci floors, M ura B. O iler, Broker three years old and well pre­ Hazel M. Field, A isoclate served. Com fortable Florida 2601 So. OrUndo Dr. Phona 1359 WASHINGTON UP - T h e D efeat# room , ear porta, utility room . EVENINGS: 3115 and 780 LOW PRICE 68.700, Tarmt avail­ Department h it issued a draH able. call fo r lT.ooo men In O ctober** Registered Real Eetale Broker all for the Army. Phone 2871 IT-82 at Hlewatha aatha 1$ . Thla la tha large*! monthly A. R. PETERSON READY TO MOVE INTO draft quota alace D eca m k ffB 2 Bedroom home, eomplslaly Broker Asaodatta: A. B. Paterson Jr., P. J. Cheitaraon, Garflald 11,000. Howevtr, that ia clu d N lumlahad, 66,850.00. TERMS. Wlllatta, John Mrlsch and R. W. 6,000 for tha A rm y and 10,000-6v Williams. A. C. Doudney, Land 3 llrdrnum home, !>* lota, good the Navy. Surveyor. tliadr. concrete Block. Very Th# Pentagon aaid tha iocreaadi Phone li s t Mx-cial price. 18,760.00. EacclJent 116 N. Park Av*. terms. call for October— 3,000 m or# Utaa IF IT 1* RE AL ESTATE announced for September—W6R •ak Crumlay * Monteith Lake View Home necessary for th# Arm y to eosow e l UT South Park, Phona 771 3 Bedrooms, Oak floor*, concrete (erect a lag In reaching Its ache* They Know block construction, oulstanding duled strength. At tha end o f la## vslue. $18,600. Good term*. Oregon haa almost 54,000 aerta month, tht Army waa about 16,* of state parks. 300 men short o f Ih* a p p rov a l FRENCH AVK. SPECIALS House A Lot. 83.260.00. Terms. goal o f 1,040,250. House k Lot $3,760.00. Terms. One o f the shortest rallrnada In Tht nawr r ill will bring to M IL * the United Slates operate* for Its 430 tha total number o f esao FARMS (traded or earmarked for Invohaw Chrrk with us for farm s, fully mile* out of Union, Oregon. Lithium la the lightest known tery Induction sJnr* the reiugapa equipped, ready to go. Tarma. ilea o f S tltcllvo Service la ~ metal. Al«o acreage, larga or amall. (am ber 1950. Sac ui for French Av*. IVoperty Thcro were 1.201.023,000 casat o f REAL KRTATE DRIVE-IN Th* Army la now the only 2544 French Ave. soft drinks sold in (ho United Ico resorting to tha draft. Slates in 1153. J. W. HALL. REALTOR Jeheey Walker, Asseclat* H E A R T - B R E A K CH IC K ••Call H all" Phona 1754 The total area of the Japanese BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (4>) * • islands la about that of Montana. Jamea U. Atkina, Birmingham r#> 2-R.R. furnlahad home on 1 acre. A lurtla, being toothless, can ­ Total price $1,730! porter, was give* * p u ff adgRr not chew. and advisrd to put th* harml**# 3 R R , 2 h u t new home In excel­ tnek* In a cage and pr*vld« • lent suburban section, licet buy chick aa food. at $12,100, $1,500 will handle. A t tha tight o f th* chick, tfc»~ m ake hissed aad spread IU ha«d 7 acres with 360 voting Pineapple C- D. or Stucco, call orange Ireea, plus a nice I DR In It* best terrorising manner." home with garage and workshop F**p-p*eplng happily, th* chitk All this fo r 611,600. hopped on the *n*ke and raa up *nd down It* coils packins ak it sea tel. Th* add*r drew back l l W. D IE T R IO U T. W. MBRO obvious terror. REALTOR* HK CAN FIX IT! To save hit snake from a *41*1. INI Park Av* Pbeae 27 e r 141 voua breakdown, Atkina gavo l a i o I'honc 1164 Day a Consult A REALTOR First chlek aw ay and turned u fr#B> .... 1IS2*M Nights and rate fo r adder faro. CULLEN AND HARKEY ------' add 1*4 N. Park Av*. Pkeca 2313 ROSA L. PAYTON Your House Leak? TED BURNETT Seminole Realty The Painter BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three And Four Bedroom H om ts I k 2 batka Varied Selection ot Plana Avail­ a b le Priced From $11,166 (a 624.000 VA ( G I ) - r K A k r HA Inierv5 acres o f high dry fertile ground, ....................................... « . . . ......... 4J8 Ice Financing. $200 asre. Within 6 miles o f San­ HOMES AVAILABLE: Chrome chair* .................... 14.88 ford. Only trouble, road right South Pinacreit . . . . Sanford, FU. o f way needs bulldozer. G rove M a n o r s ..........Hanford, FU. ................................................... 11.95 V altncU VUU* . . . . DeLand. FU. For Rent — 6 Bedroom hom ai in ...................... - each ................. 56c nice section*. $20-8110 mo. BALE* OPPICB ■ I mattress) ..............................1766 2625 B. Pranch Ave. W. H. "B U I" BTKMPKR Phone 6160 k 226Q Guy Allen, Atseclal* er bargains may be After 6:00 p. m Call » T 1 W Arlatte P rice, Aaeeciat* 8Y PAYMENT PLAN Realtar — General laser ante brews# a r o u n d tm 11$ N. Park Av*- MATHER of SANFORD 808-06 B. F u st 8 b ARK YOU IAM KING POR A NEW HOME? The Homes Built By e « eee . . . . # e * e e-e e-« ■ 1— Larga Buffet Table and 6 ra Chat « . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , io 00 For Kale—Male ManchasteM 'hlhuahua Puppy. Ph. 165J-XJ E ve­ 3—Larga Dining Room Tables — . . . . . . . . . . . . , , , , . , etch . . . . . . 6.00 nings. 14—Odd Chrome Chairs ................. ......• , each . . . m i 4J6 • PLUMBING A REPAIRS This ad will admit Mary Lou Bow. Septic Tank InaUllaUon A Service. 2— Porcelain Top Kitchen T ah iti . ■.• • » . . , . . . , . . , each . . . . . . . . 4*66 en to the Rita Theatre as n ; Sewer Conneetioni. Archie C. Eiie»t. Exp, date Aug. 17, 1931 t—7-Pe. Dinette, table and 6 chal ra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 .oo Harriett. Phona 7S4-W or 1155. 1 UR TODAY 5.00 This is a free paas to Ihe Movieland Ride-In Theatre for Char­ 41.00 lie Everett. Bap. date Aug. 17, 50.00 1956. l —2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite (plnatie arm *) ......................... 1—Larga Platform Preferred Rates to preferred Policyholder* ......................................... 1 -2 -P c . Sofa Bed Suite (wrought iron a rm i) ........... < Service on All Water Pumpa— < Walla Drilled — Pumpa Paola Road, Phone 700 W. J. KING Beetlona D.A.V. desire* part-time employ­ 1—2-Pr. Living Room Suite (good •Up covert) ..........we.............. i t U ment. Reasonable salary. Fu tore preferred. Ph. 2563-W. 1—Maple Arm 8ofa B e d ................. •a# *#•••*•(•••MitMeeeeieeeisee lt -t t WORK WANTED FLOOR sanding and finishing. MAN with fam ily wants work. Experienced In produce, but Cleaning, waging. Serving Semiwill accept anything you have. *noU county alnco 1915. For Information on atatua writs H. M. G lesion, Lake Mary In Rni I X. Sanford Herald. f o r painting call Mr. Taakar, 668-X R . Bopair work) Home altarallonal ' No Job too smalL Flniihcd carp­ enter will give prompt servlet. Phone 1399-J, Rollins A Slagle. USED FURNITU RE CLEARANCE 1—3-Pc. Living Room Sulla . . . . Wed., A uk- 8, 1956, Fact t able (or bachelor or couple. Sell or Trade—3 bedroom homo In Alexander A Stringer Private bath. Arrota from Poet Real Estate k Insurance best part of Seminole Haights. Office. Manuel Jarobaoa. Assoc. Tampa. Beautiful yard anJ Mrs. Lourine Messenger. shrubbery. Will trade fo r home 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 16 Three and lour room furnlehe-1 o f equal value In Sanford, pre­ apt*. Very elean and close In. OWNER LEAVING TOWN ferably suburban West lit , Sb, Phone M 6, Jimmy Cowan. Wants to well equity for $1978 P.O. Box 315. which includes furnishings, TV FURNISHED apts. Phona 1311. 65—MOM EM set and automatic washer. FHA WEIJUCA APARTMENTS: rooms M tf., payable at $53 monthly. private baths. 114 W. First Sb Horn* has 2 bedroom*, porch, car portc, utility room. Situa­ DESIRABLE one and two bed­ ted III good location. room furnished apt. Ph^42*-W Robert A. WMiaina, RaaHar BEAUTIFUL H O M E S-FO R SALE 2 A 3 room apt Ph. 2243-W. Raymond Lumlquut, Associate Phene |$72 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 87—RROK BRJ LOW DOWN PAYM ENT Rote Court Apts. 3 rooms furnish' Clean 1951 Ford Victoria, $575. Old established firm natda relia­ LIVE at the best location in town P erfect 1949 Chcv. 2-Door, $200. ble. dependable bookkeeper and i r s UASH-ON-Tlli: flUII’ K thru Reasonable rent, PARK AVK. LOCATION-----1953 Ford V-B Ranch Wagon, $1075 general o ffic r worker. Box 111, Classilied ads. To sell, buy, A l’TH. 1717 Park Ave., Phone 1153 Ply. Club Coupe $576. Sanford Herald. . trade, hire, recover a lost ar­ 1743-J. SOUTH P1NECREST _ P h o n ^ M 2 J _ a ftc ^ n ^ M n ^ ticle. Phona 1121. 26—SALESMEN—AGENTB and BUSINESS SERVICES THE SANFORD HERALD Used furniture, appliances, tools, SEE Seminole Realty far Desir­ 86—HOM E! able Homes te d Apts. Phone IT. ate. Bought-eotd. Larry's Mart 8-Bedroom concrete block home 311 East a t 8b Phone 143L Unfurnished 2-Bedroom a p t Near Kitchen equipped. Living room, shopping canter. H i t Elm. Ne bath with tub k shower. Full Pets pla n e. size screen porch. Rt. 2, Box 532-A. Ph. 296-J. Furnished 2 rooms k bath, down­ stair*. 1802 Maple Ava. Phone 3-BEDRUOM housa with eirporte, 1474. porch and utility room, Frigldalro appliances, 8223 down. Tor Rant— 1 bedroom furnished LOWELL E. OZIER apt. 265 per month. Sb Johns Beautiful Dinette Set*. Choice of Realty. Balldtr — Phene t i l l t l Table Top* and 12 Chair O ffice; m i S. Orlande Dr. rover* . . . Complete with 4 2 Room furnished apt. available Chairs now. 5 room furnished apb available by July 60th. 318 Mag­ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES nolia. Ph. A. K. Boasatter, Flor­ • V A -F H A — CONVENTIONAL $ 1 3 9 .0 0 ist. 212, FINANCING •LOW DOWN PAYMENTS And—Beautiful 34-Pe Dinner* ir* E fficiency apartment, alr-condl•LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Set .......... ............... — tioaed. Hwy. 17-82 S. Slumber- A. K- SHOEMAKER, JR. land Courb Phone 1991 1800 Mellonvillt MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom house. Large yard. Call 1450-J after S-year old home. Newly furnish­ Handsome Bedroom Special 6 p. m. ed. Choice location. Call 2076-M. Vanity with targe Mirror 3-Rcdroom unfurnished house. Ne Panel Bed kttchan equipment, 200 French Chest of Drawers' Ave. Phone I46-J. Reg. YES, MIL FARMER If Interested In apartment, clean$ 1 1 9 .9 5 8158.95 ,e r than average, close-in. SEE 1 can build your home, remodel, repair or build your addition to Jimmy Cowan. Phune 618. your present home. Financed at New Selection o f— 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, cleetn e 4% Intcrcal, over a reasonable S ofia (r o a m Rubber) 1119.50 kitchen, 116 W. 17th St., Phone period time. Sofa Beds ....................... 109no 679. LET’S TALK IT OVER Matching Chairs .................69 50 T. R. .Mean* Gen. Contractor 3-ROOM lakefront apt. lint w ater. E. Celery Ave. Ph. 1420-M. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. $40 mn W. Muagrave. Lake Mary. C om er 2nd A Magnolia, Ph. 1232 "B ud Bam berger" Mgr. Furnished cottage by week or month. Ph. 30I0-W-1. Open Monday’ s III 9:38 p. m. VISIT O U t BALCONY WHY PAY RENT New Smyrna ocean front. One, two bedroom apt*., reasonable. 2 Bed Room Houses ready for you Buy your Furniture at Berry’ * to move in. FIIA approved, con ­ McGrath, Box 1412, Coronado Warehouse Furn. Co., at 001 W. crete Block construction, 60 x 117 Station, New Smyrna Beach, or 1st St. All nationally adv. furu ft. lot. Close in, for as little as Tel. 1095-M. (lure at warehouse prices. $300 Down and $43 per 3lonlh. Including principal, inlrrrst, In­ Furnished apt. 4071a W. 1st. $33WHITE surance A taxes. Total P r i c e $45. Phone 3076-R. SEWING MACHINE CENTEn $7,176.00. Open for your inspec­ Sales, Serviro and Rentals 3-ROOM completely furnished tion, 412 Orange Ave. Call or G A II R E T T *S apartment with a $1,000 kitchen. See I. E. Ratten. 323 E. First St. Phone 1122 317 Palmatto Ave. Ph. 2392. Phone* 538 or 695 16—WANTED TO BUY SIS Valencia Drive Large, clean, furnished' apt. 6 Sanford. FU. adults. CU Park Ave. Electric pump needed for 28’ by 1-1 '4 " shallow well. Call 2563-W. »•—LOTS U -B U S IN ESS-IN DUSTRIAL This la a tree N M to the R lu Theatre fo r G ra de Smith. Espd llc Aug. IT, 166*. Phone v # h A- �nn ixie IOOD — — - S1081 4 Gift* *n gilta ‘n gifts . . . get 'em with Top Vslu# Stamps. One stamp glv en with each 10c purchase. . .10 stamps wtih every dollar you spend. Shop Winn-Dixie for Top Value Stamps, Top Value Buys! FORMERLY LOVETT'S PRICES GOOD THRU SAT., AUGUST 11th UaltlsHfctMIFiriMtr MUSSELMAN'S DELICIOUS HEALTHFUL APPLE SAUCE BE SUItE AND GET YOUR COPY OF THE CHICKEN OF THE SEA LIGHT MEAT GEORGIA MAID SWEET FREE! AT YOUR FRIENDLY WINN-DIXIE Its Filled With Hundrrrffi Of New Gift Itemi Bratuis lo u Know CALIFORNIA BARTLETT SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 - 39* RED PLUMS 39* TEXAS CARROTS 2 - 19* FULL HALF OR WHOLE 8-12 LBS A V G WT FANCY Elberta Peaches 5 49° F/iojfy fkcwJt 'l FROZEN FOODS BIOIYIC^UNCK VEAL SALE! VEAL CUM STIAXS OR V IA L CUTLETS •> 69* VEAL LOIN CHOPS OR VEAL RIB CHOPS TOtUT SOAP LIFEBUOY Snout, 29c LUX LOVELY LUX 2tnuti 17c. TOILET SOAP UFIOIOY 2 uni un 25c LUX LOVILY iix 2 BATH IA S I 25c T 9* BUTTER PATTIES « « 37* 59* PUFFIN REGULAR OR BUTTIRMHK A ll PURPOSE PURI WHITE OWEN 2 L M U X 1 29c IIIEZK lmSSc trife ! DSRROCNT i owns LEX FLAKES U9EIB LM <>~S9c n .R c imrmSSc 0 J ., f j7Jyj > u " ‘i -• i PIUSBURY B IS C U IT S 4 « m 41 c Ci i u m i Rolls S ow 45c imtu POWDERED BLEACH OIOSS tTABCH a iflsi SBEWY ARM LIBIT STAIN n .m 4| c n»47c sr75c leePw7c m*14 c DCTOKMNT SUP M>Stc «t75c ORANULATO SILVEI REST Menu92c . ‘ • M nANTCTARCH EIAEAEE IS «1lc C O aN N A tC N A IM iftM»14e �SHys Wanted feralfc • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Eatabltihed 1908 VOIILME XLVII1 SANFORD, FLORIDA * ~ T 1 IU H S I)A Y . AUGUST 9, 1956 Britain Delays ’ M ajor Airlift Delegates Give ResumeOf Pilot “International A t a combined picnic and busi­ ness meeting heU at the home of H rs. Welter Carter, Grandview Ave., Tuesday evening, a resume o f the 33th Pilbt International Con­ vention hold i t Miami Beach in July w as given by Mrs. Sue Slav* essson, president and official dele­ g a t e , Mr*. Harvey Swanson, alter­ nate and M r«. Bert Chapman. Emphasis on service and under­ standing not only on the local level but world-wide w as stressed. Noth­ ing brings clubs, communities, states and nations closer than to Work together, It was saM. M n . Nancy Brock, education chairm an, told mem bers of the DCT program and the advantages J t o ffers. Mrs. Brock Is a member * o ( the advisory board o f the DCT program . A report o f 30 quarts o f fresh milk and o m c a s t of canned milk w o t the month's report given by M rs. W alter Carter, milk fund chairm an. N otice w as read o f the official visit on Oct. 33, of tbo district governor, M n . M erle Gleason, Oca* M n . Ruth Gallagher, Welcome Wagon Hostess, was welcom ed Into the Pilot membership. Attending the picnic w ere IS P i­ lot m em b on and three guesu, M n . Troy Ray, M n . O. K. Goff ta d M n . Marguerite Graham, Query Into Cause ^ O f Medfly Spray Flane Crash Begins BOCA BATON, I T — A d v i l A arooeatlcs Board query was un­ derway today into the cause e f fruit fly spray plane crash la Which fiv e men were killed. The aerial spray campaign, meanwhile, continued. A spokes­ man fo r the Mediterranean fruit fly fighters said to atop now WWonld “ undo everything wo've don* so fa r.’* The plane, a CIS “ Plying Bodc a r ," plummeted to the ground yesterday from e height o f about M feat while banking to land at a deserted airfield here end b u n t Into flam e*. D ick Gentry, piloting another spray plane close behind, ssld he eaw smoke trailing from tho left totngino as tbo piano banked to tarn. Pow er apparently failed before tbo piano crashed, fo r the propallor blades o f tha toft engine wore boot straight back. T h u s on the right engine were snapped o f f a t tha hub. The plana was operated by Unit­ ed-H ecks thorn Corp. o f Richmond Calif. The bead o f the company < e ;a id this was tbs first crash In nine y a r n of operation. Brink's Trial Jury Box Is Still Empty BOSTON, m — Tha Jury box In the Superior Court trial o f eight O roater Boston men charged with She $1,$14,2X1 Brink’s robbery was -Still empty today a> efforts to P d c k a Jury continued fo r the third day. Pully M men and women have been questioned e* f e r fo r pos­ sible ju ry duty, ba t tO have been excused by tha court or on chal­ len ge! by the prosecution or de­ fen te. Many said they already bed form ed an opinion o f tho guilt or V L on ocence o f tho defendants. On trial far the nation's biggest cosh robbery—« a Ike night a f Jan. 1?, t e s t -a r e : Joseph P . McGinnis, t l ; An­ thony Pino, SB; Henry D. Raker, SI; Adolph M sffle, s i ; Thomas P. Richardson, SB; James |. Paherty, SI; Michael V. Geagen,, ST; ead Vincent J. Costa, 41. . fu n e ra l Tomorrow For M n . W. Clark Funeral aervlcoa for Mrs. W. L. curb will he held a t U d l tom or­ row morning at Briaaan Funeral H em * with tha Bav. J . E. McKin­ le y officiating. Burial ha in Evergreen Cemetery. wll The following w ill nerve ns p a l bearers: W. F . f T i lw w o.- R . $j. J. C Darin, ~ Fred R. LONDON Ut—Britain today post­ poned the start of a m ajor air­ lift of troops to the MoJiterraneen —and at the u r n s time was re­ ported preparing to pull some mili­ tary units and personnel from Germany to cope with the Sues crisis. ?rlm e Minister Eden, in a ma­ jor radio and television speech last night, declared his confidence that a workable seheme could be found In peaceful negotiations to resolve the fermenting dispute and said the British "d o not seek a solution by force." At the same time he reasserts! British Intentions to use forth If necessary as ■ lest resort: “ 1 must make plain: We cannot agree that an act of plunder which threatens the livelihood of many nations shell be allowed to succeed." Britain holds that Egyptian Pres­ ident Gamal Abdel Natser’e July M nationalization of tho Sues Ca­ nal Co., Is o menace to her life­ lines to Middle East oil supplies and her far Eastern commonwealth partners and colonies. The W ar Office said the airlift wee postponed tor “ a t least 34 hours." Six Bristol Britannlss, each ca ­ pable of carrying 100 men, and nearly 300 smaller planes w ere to start tho first wave o f tho airlift at dawn tom orrow with movomant of tho headquarters brigade of tho 3rd Infantry Division. Widely printed press reports In London said tho 15,000-man 3nd In­ fantry Division may ba withdrawn from aWst Germany, whore Britain maintains four divisions and a tac­ tical air force. Meanwhile, diplomatic and other activity ranged far and wlda, as the Aug. 10 opening date of a SInation conference on International control o f the Bool approched. Indonesia — tha 30th nation to line up—agreed to attend the con­ ference called By the agreement of Britain, France and the United States, Iran, another nation that has ae* sid on Egypt was acting within bar sovereign rights In nationalising tha canal, but declared Iran's vital Interest was In “ anenring free passage in the goes Canal." In Moaeow, French Ambassador Maurice D ejeea again celled on Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri ShepUov. U. 8. Charge d ’Affalres John Jerolgan, senior diplomat in Romo, discussed the crisis with Uallan Foreign Minister Gaetano Martino. A two-hour nationwide strike and demonstrations to protest tha Lon­ don conference ware called la Sy­ ria for Aug. 14 by a group rolling Itself “ The Syrian Commission for Egypt’ s A id ." In his broadcast, Eden declared Nasaor “ he* shown he is not a man who con ba trusted to keep an agream ent." He charged the Egyptian tender bed salted tha c a ­ nal “ for his own ends.’ ’ ST. LOUIS un— Mark R. Holloran, Democratic national com m it­ teeman fo r Missouri and chief strategist o f the eampolga to get the D em ocratic presidential nom ­ ination fo r Sen. Symington (D M o), aays Symington would make a good vice-presidential mate for Adlai Stevenson. “ He f l u ideally tho qualifica­ tions for a vice preaidant laid down by Staveruon," Holloran de­ clared. “ The contrast between him and Vie* President Nixon weald be tremendous." 11 jllorsn said when and If tha Missouri delegation sw itches from Symington at Chicago m ost trill undoubtedly go to Stevenson. Boat Enthusiasts Will Meet Tonight Members are urged to attend tha meeting of tha Sanford Boat aod Ski Hub tonight in the Clvie Can­ ter at Ft. Mellon Path. The meeting nrhlch li scheduled to get underway at • o'clock la opent to the public. Aooodated Prtm U M g j_ W jrf " ‘"“'T/ta'dy Session To Discuss Assignment Laws A P T E R YOU SIR! Four tiny baby iqulrrela and th ree kit tons are tha average family fo r “ Sneaker*", a cat belonging to the Fred Geneses. The squirrels were found on tha groond near the Ganaa home at Golden Lake end Immediately adopted by the cat. (P h oto By M leboldt) ★ ★ ★ Stevens Gets Contract 'Momma' With 4 For Lyman School Job Kittens Sharing Baby Squirrels Golden Lake Summer Day Camp fo r children from six to It years o f age, to termed fay tha many youngsters who attend It “ lota o f fu n ." Tho children at* taught swim­ ming. proper technique o f rowing a boat, arte, cra fts, archery, tumbling and natura study. Fishing la also a vary popular part of this program and tho young fisherman aren’ t too psrtlcular about using a bamboo pola or a rod end reel brought from home. This pest week a fou r pound 13 ounce bass waa landed by Gary Ganaa, eg* eight, with tho help o f younger brother, Fred Jr., and Susan McCaaklU. Three prouder fisherman-wom­ en, you could not have found any­ where. . f f i L 'S v a s t i B o f fou r baby squirrels. Three weeks ago “ flM akers" Ganaa, h eat belonging to tha Ganaa boys, G ary, Grog, and Fred Jr., gave birth to three tiny kittens. This week during a natura study hike, 33 o f the young campers, along with Conch William Layer, found a baby squirrel which had fallen from i neat In ana of tho big trees. This started an inten­ sive search fo r m ore squirrels. Today the number has reached four, which have been put in the box with “ Sneakers." N ot -rooming to mind tha kit­ tens, the ca t and tha squirrel* are ell living together “ happily" with "Sneakers" furnishing the food for alL Thera la a lively battle going on to eto Who Will get to take the squirrels home when the cam p la over on Aug. IT. Over M children have been taught to ewlm and the campers who could already awlm have been taught proper breathing and bettar atroae*. Soma o f the older ones are work­ ing m a water ballet program. Hospital Notes Aegrut t Linda Harria (Sanford) Irma Joan Williams (Altam onte Springs) Births Baby Girl Dague (M r. and Mrs. Georg* A. Dague) Diackargee Hoary B ill* (Altam onte Springs) Jack Hickman (Sanford) Viola Dantola (Sanford) Lomuol BwtoU Jr. (Sanford) t Henry B. Stevens o f Orlando *■ submitted a bid fo r $115,950 for the construction o f eight class rooms and a cafetorlum at Lyman School and waa today awarded the contract at the Seminole County Board o f Public Instruc­ tion meeting. By MRS. RUTH LAYO Three other firm * end contrac­ tors submitted for the Lyman LONGWOOD - A group o f S3 School aapansion and addition. teenagers met in Longwood this Other than Stevens whose con­ past week to present the Idea o f tract time fo r the bid waa 300 building a drag atrip. They all daya were J. C. Harper Construc­ agreed that the drag strip would tion Co. o f Orlando whose bid was eliminate much o f the dragging $199,400 with an alternate bid that is now going on without sup­ adding $3,620 a id building time ervision. o f 1T0 days; Carol W, Hoppe o f They plan to organize any end Orlando with a bid o f $203,111 with an alternate bid adding $4,M l and all persons in Seminole County a contract time o f HO days; and Interested in dragging and to form Carroll Daniel Construction Co. o f a club that will be under adult Sanford whose bid was for $319,140 supervision and to conform with with on alternate bid adding $•.- ■trie: rules as to the members. Longwood Police Chief Leyo, U3 and tha building time act at County Commissioner Otis Four310 days. akre, Sheriff Luther Hobby and Superin ten dent o f Public In­ Deputy Sh eriff Morgan McClel­ struction, Rayburn T . Mllwee said land were all invited to this gath­ that tha board accepted an agreeering and attended. ment with the trustee* o f the Thera will be another meeting Casselberry community church Methodist to use their education Tuesday evening Aug. 14, at 7:30 building fo r s portion o f this p. m. In Sunnyshadc Perk, Long­ school year to house some o f the wood. All persons Interested in Lyman school children while w all­ the county and especially parents ing for the completion o f these are Invited to attend. Teenagers Seeking To Build Drag Strip rooms. Humphrey To Try For No. 2 Spot WASHINGTON <*— Sen. Hubert IL H u m ph rey-of Minnesota laid today he was "v e r y much en­ couraged" as he prepared to leave for Chicago to seek the Demo­ cratic vice presidential nomina­ tion. At the lim e time he predicted Adlai E. Stevenson will be nomi­ nated fo r president by ihe Demo­ cratic National Convention “ not later than the second ballot.” “ I am not campaigning against i interview that be will try for the No. 3 spot. “ I am not campaigning agalnstt anyone," he said. “ Any name I havo heard mentioned for the vice prealdentlal nomination for the Democratic party la the name o f a man for whom 1 h iv e high re­ gard and personal friendship." Weather Portly elowdy aod roattaoed ra­ ther warm through Friday wtth ecetlered afternoon and evening t h m d m b o w r n ; lew tonight Ti­ l l grotto to moderate variable wiado. TroopsAre Ordered Into Ahmedabad As ino Continues BOMBAY, Indie irt — Troopa were ordered Into Ahmcdahad to­ day as the second dsy o f bitter languare rioting raised Ihe e n m i ­ ty total there to 11 dred and 200 injured. Five persona were killed end 24 injured today. Police battled this afternoon to restore order within a five-m ile radius o f the general postoffice. Bands o f arsonists roamed the city o f 600,000, ITS miles north of Bombay. A postoffice, ■ police station and several municipal office* were re­ ported fired. Tho riots are protesting Prime Minister Nehru's plan to form a big new Bombay state embracing both Gujerati-ipcaking and Mara­ thi-speaking area*. In New Delhi today the lower house o f Parlia­ ment approved — 241-40— Ihe gov­ ernment bill to create the biling­ ual stats. Rayburn T. Mllwee, Seminole County Superintendent o f Publle Instruction, and Fred R. Wilson, County attorney for tha board, will attend a meeting Aug. IS, In Tallahassee o f the state's (7 coun­ ty school superlntendsnts. The session h is been called to discus* administration o f the state's new pupil and teacher assignment laws. The measures were passed at the special session o f the Legis­ lature s i part o f a program de­ signed to prevent racial Integra­ tion In Florida by lawful meani State School Supt. Thomas D. Bailey said 11 Is "Imperative that every county ba represented." He asked the superintendents to bring their county school board attor­ neys with them. The laws require local school officials to assign pupils and tsachera to the schools to which they are considered best suited. Intellectual and acholaitlc ability and psychological and sociological factors are to be taken tote con­ sideration. Youth Loses Thumb Feeding Chimp ATLANTA, lit - A rod-halred Tyear-old Atlanta boy lost a thumb and w it slightly clawed on tha arm when ha attem pted to feed popcorn to a 300-pound chimpan­ zee1al Grant Park Zoo yesterday. Freddie Porter, who waa rushed to a hospital u an ambulance, later told hts mother: "T h ere’s nothing mueh wrong, really. You go on hom t. i ’ll be oa good as new in no tim e." Freddie and a half-brothar,, Pete Kanes, 14, had been owimmlng at the park. They decided to take a look at the animals nearby. White Pels wee watching tho lions, Freddie climbed a four-foot iron fence erected to keep visitors a aafe distance from tho chim p's cage. The youngster reached out to give Marie, the chim p, some pop­ corn. Mario took tha popcorn and Freddie's right thumb, then tried to pull Ihe boy through the bare and into the cage. Sgt. 1-C William A. Campbell, a soldier from Abilene, Ttx., res­ cued the screaming child. Camptroll said the animal releaied Freddie after tha sergeant gave her a few sharp kicks. DISTANCE HELPfl IN LAW TROUBLES LOS ANGELES tit — There la nothing like a little distance be­ tween parents end young married couples to help solve the in-law prohlrm, says a fam ily relations expert. Samuel D. Gilbert, administra­ tive assistant for the Institute o f Family Relations, prescribed m i­ lage e* a remedy yesterday at an institute workshop attended by church and school counselors. II* added: “ Distance, however, is only a help, not the full answ er." H aiel Sckilowsky (Sanford) Ruthle Lea Tillman (Sanford) Arbutus Beall (D e Bary) Harold Hobby (Sanford) WUlia M at Browdy (Oviedo) Births Baby Girl Williams (M r, and Mr*. Eugene Williams) Baby Girt Beall (M r. and Mrs. Jessie Beall) Ptorkergea (Oviedo) SONGWRITER. SINGER TO WED LOS ANGELES UR — Songwriter Jack Brooks, who wrote “ Old Buttermilk Sky" end “ That's Araore." appeared at tha mar­ riage license bureau with singer Dorothy Baker yesterday and ob­ FRIEND LY REPARATION tained their permit, although LOS ANGELES Ift-F ilm diroeBrook* laid It will bo fou to r B r a c e Ham b e n too* has before tbo ceremony. agreed to pay kto estranged wife. -W o shop early," sa ri ] G ay, $3M m rotkiy alimony and child support prod la# trial ot * * divorce csR. She to IS. aa octree* additional aad modal knewp as G ay FaltoSON FAGS r _______________________________ D ia l Is C o n fid e n t Proposed Causeway II Be Constructed Directors o f tho camp, Fred Cans*, William Layer and Mias Lucy FUJoo are "especially wall pleased" with the progress made during the swim period*. Holloran So) Symington a& d fl« Mate For Adlai If T out R m U to Not Delire red B j C P, M. CaD 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery For Study “ One of the most serious leme feeing the State ot today la Ita road program William H, Dial, Fifth District Road Board M em ber, a a he spoke before members ot the Sanford Klwenla Club at It* luncheon meet­ ing yesterday. “ Demands on all levels o f gov­ ernment must be held down. I'm not advocating any Increase in taxation—even though we could use it," he continue!. Diet told the Klwaniana, “ H ie le. glstaturo realized that we needed good roads—and there evolved the new “ highway c o d e ", for the State of Florida that highway construe tlon w as put on the b a d s ot need Instead of g reed ." Dial further re­ iterated, “ I am happy to ace tha law because regardless ot who the road board m em ber might ba roads will ba built on n eed." Dial then said, “ I would Uka to pay tribute right here to the Semi­ nole County legislative delegation —Senator Douglas Slenrirom, R ep­ resentative Mack N. Cleveland Jr., aod Votle A. Williams, Jr. (w ho then waa a representative) for their effort! to behalf o! tha 'high­ way coda* Tha road board mem ber cited the program now underway to the present (local year ast (1 ) Highway 17-41—the m ost Im­ porta n t-w ill d o much to reliave tha bottleneck. (3 ) Money la tha budget fer I f 93 from Five Points to Freneh Ave., saying, 'T in aura the County Commission can obtain the money for tho rlght-of-weya", (3 ) Money In the budget for IT 91 from Maitland to Leo Road, commenting, ''W e are trying to plan overall program s such as tha full length o f 17*92 to Daytona and US No. O ne." (4) A project with the city of Sanford—the resurfacing o f Pork Ave. (3 ) State R oid 4$ from Lake Jes­ sup to the Volusia County line. (•) State Road 41 from French Ave. to Park Ava. (7) Construction will start next week on the New Smyrna Beach Road, State Road 413, (g ) Mellonvllle Ave. to Lake Jetsup Bridge on State Road 46., Turning to the proposed cause­ way s e n s e Lake Monroe Dial aald " I have never felt that the pro­ posed Federal Highway by-pairing Sanford was a feasible route but that highways should serve com ­ munities near It •> well as serve motorist*. Your County Commis­ sion and the Volusia County Com­ missioners ere wisely gambling on tbs feasibility o f the causeway— and I think It la a good gam ble." The federal route from Orange City or other points to the Big Tree Road—bypassing Sanford— would require one overpass and ona underpass, Dial continued, the rlght*-o(-way would be expensive end the project li estimated at $4,937,000. Citing tho new route from Or­ ange City to French Ave., Includ­ ing the coat o f tho causeway, Dial said, “ Would com e only to $4,* 493,000, a saving of a half million dollars and of more than three miles in route." Dial revested that the project is reedy to submit to the engineers fo r study. Dial salJ that reasons for the study end survey are, (1 ), the sur­ vey la necessary to market the hoods; and (2 ) the Steta Road Board wants to be assured of a fe iiib le project. l b s road board m em ber ended hie talk with, “ I am confident this reject la feasible— I am confident will be built." M. E. Baker Jr. Is In Train Accident Word has been received a t The Herald o ffic e that M. E. Baker Jr, was la a serious train oeeident Tuesday afternoon near WHO R E A L L Y CAU G H T ITT A fou r pound I I ou and Enron McCaskill while they were attending C A M IF W tobeM l) by Gory Genoa, Fred Genoa (er Children. Summer D ay C u p (99 He suffered rate end bruises and his right leg had to ee am* p o u te d . Mrs. Raker flew te Kingsman Hospital te he with her hus­ band yesterday and hie mother and fathar le ft yesterday after- w*. r a v f t i JK* ★ ★ R. R. Callahan Passes State Dental Exam Word haa been received that D r, Robert X. Callahan, aen e f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Callahan has passed the Florida State Board Dental examination and la new eligible to set up practice la the ■tote. Dr. Callahan who is m arried te the form er Martha Page o f this city attended the University o f Georgia from 1947 to 1961 and graduated from the University o i M w yland d e t fa lr » * * e $ tU ,J u n to * He waa a lu m b e r o f the G a r * •i Odontologies! honor society and before entering college served with tha U. 8 , A irforce f o r two years. Dr. Callahan graduated from Seminole High School with the C la n o f 1943 and pitched fo r tha New York Giants farm dab far sometime. The Callahans have fou r chil­ dren, two boy* and two girls end “ are thinking about setting up practice in M elbourne." Mrs. Callahan h u been teaching school |a Baltim ore fo r the pool twe. year*. Collection Division For Credit Bureau Is Established Here D. K. MrNab announced today the establishment o f i Collection Division fo r the Credit Bureau o f Sanford, the offlea to be located to Room 403 o f the Atlantic No­ tional Bank Building. According to McNab, tha new service will encompass the entliw field o f collections, and ahaU be o f a type heretofore unavailable to the merchants o f Sanford. Tho division la to be operated by Cornmerclal Consultants, Inc., o f Ol* Undo and will be managed by R . G. Thompson o f that firm . WhllO mem bership to tha Credit B u n a * will b « necessary for full credit reporting, the services o f the Col­ lection Division will he available to all credit grantors In the San­ ford and Seminole County arcs, M cNab said. Aa pending mem bers o f tho American Cotlectora Association, Inc., nationwide claim forwarding will be possible fo r retail, profes­ sional and com m ercial account!* M cNab itated further that tho new deportm ent (hall employ tha ■ame operational methods in u si In Com m ercial Consultants OrUo* do o ffic e . The Collection Division will bo fully bonded for the p r o * , taction o f it* clients. Masons To Hold Services For Pod Funeral services will be M id a t j p. ra. tom orrow (o r a J . Pope la the P in t Methodist Church with the Rev. J. R. McKinley a£ flclstln i. Burls 1 will be In W vj*w green Cem etery sad the M asoal will conduct services. Actlvo pall b esrsri ore R a n d a l Chase, D. O. Caldwell, E. C. Harp* er, J . C. Hutchison, J . L. Certey and L. MlUer. 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 08, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 08, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 08, 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/5f758bf0486c4d1caad0213cc8549947.pdf 97c1030bf89df81dfa795b9710dd37be PDF Text Text Pinecrest T H E R E 'S N O T H IN G L IK E A H O M E Y O U O W N It’s the home you O W N that provides greatest urge and ,mu*v2 _____ __ _____ freedom for expression of your decorative and home making talents. 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AUGUST 7. 1958 Ike U rges B u lg a n in To Show 'New Spirit' In International Issues Red Cross Follows ,through To Units On Recent Disaster The Seminole County Chapter of American Red C ron has received authorization through the Southeastern area office In Atlanta to provide the following type* of a*. , stance to any Bona Fide victim* of the sen diaaater who might now be la Seminola County and atill In need of aaalatanca: Bade maintenance—food, shel­ ter, clothing. Medical care for In­ jured—it la reported th a t many with leia aerloua injuriea did not receive care In New York. Mini­ mum household furnishing! for •im m igrants who loet their furnish­ ings aboard the Andrea Dorla or who lost funds that were to have been used for the purchase of sueh. Some passengers are still re­ ported missing and Inquiries about persons missing and any other information needed would be re­ layed by the Seminole County Chapter to the New York City .-Chapter. ^ The New York City Chapter gave assistance as victims atrived in New York. Medical and nurs­ ing care and ambulances were provided for the Injured who were moved to hospitals, clothing was provided at the pier on mass basis, and later more adequate clothing was given on an Individual basis to those who needed I t Canteen service was also given a t the • j l m . As passengers debarked they were taken to hotels and trenaportaUen, t S u r M M P M maintenance were provided by the American Red Croaa In New York City. Hie American Red Cross visited passengers in their hotels, and plana ware made with each fam i­ ly or Individual to assist them on to the point of destination with transportation ind maintenance •enroute being provided. Before leaving New York City, those who came In contact with Red Cross were told they should go to the Red Cross Chapter at point of destination if additional - assistance waa needed. Immigrants on the Andrea Doria have had a terrifying experience have bad a terrifying experience -a n d a sad Introduction to a new 'country. Church groupa are a na' tural source of help and comfort and In some instances might want to adopt a family for continuing service and assistance, it was said. Collins Signs Bill To Curb M ail Order •Real Estate Frauds TALLAHASSEE UR — Unecrupu loua real estate developers who prey on gullible out of »talers who buy al*hl unseen on the strength of false or mlalfiodlng advertising toco n possible 1100,000 fine end • yeere in prioon under a new Flor­ ida law. ' Gov. Collins iete yesterday sign­ ed the bin of the recent ipcclal m u Ioo of the Legislature which la designed to eurb mall order real astota ewlndUt. The lew makes it a crime to advertise totsa or misleading In­ formation to lure the unwary into buying real estate. It also requires that tha develop­ e r who te)ls by mall must file with tha Real Estate Com mission copies of advertising aad promo­ tional m atter be Intends to use * i t i l d e the state, Gov. Collins requested the tow after Investigation dlariosed that a few developer*, whoso ta k e ac­ tivities ware outside th Juristictlon of (he commission, were mix­ ing fancy with toot In out of state advertising, loading aaaU ardor buyers to believe they wore get­ ting advantages that did not, aad might never, exist. t*~* — REN. HOLLAND TO ■R m n e n a e p BARTOW, UR— Boa. HoRlod wiR bo honored by Bartow d r tc clubs a t an annual henMComiag cele­ bration this afternoon. B e ie borne for e abort stay b a to n going to Chicago to attend the Motional Democratic Convention aa an adtoraatn da legato. - WASHINGTON UR — President*Eisenhower called on Soviet Pre­ mier Bulganin today to demon­ strate a “new spirit’* and eradi­ cate “evils” in International re­ lations which Elsenhower said have survived the Kremlin’s downwilh-Stolln moves. Brushing aside Russia’s newest disarmament proposals, Elsenhow er said bluntly he la “greatly dis­ CHICAGO (rt—Adlal E. Stevenson turbed by the developments which Is prepared to toes political tradb have occurred since we met at tlon aside In filling second place Geneva" a t the summit confer on the ticket If he wins the Demo­ ence a year ago. cratic presidential nomination. In a personal letter to Bulganin, Stevenson, the party’s 1052 nom­ Elsenhower challenged him to "do inee, is supremely confident he will more to realize the hopes” born get the top nomination on the first at the summit conference, espec­ or second bnllot at next week’s ially to keep pledges about Ger­ convention here. man unification "which desper­ This view, of course, {■ disputed ately need to be fulfilled." by supporters of Gov. Averell Har­ In that connection Elsenhower dm an of New York anJ several gave short shrift to a Bulganin “favorite son" candidates working proposal for withdrawal of foreign for a deadlocked convention in troops from Germany. which the lightning might strike The Soviet Premier advanced one of them. that idea, In a letter to Eleenhow If he ii worried by the threat of er June •, along with a plan for such a deadlock, Stevenson does individual cuts in national armed not show It. He already Is review forces without the inspection and Ing and refurbishing his position on verification system on which this major issues In anticipation of country insists. Bulganin called vigorous fall campaign against his plan a "new approach" to get President Elsenhower. disarmament going. lie has convinced himself in prl Elsenhower, In a reply delivered m iry campaigning in all section* In Moscow today, related the Ger­ of the country that Elsenhower's man phase of the Bulganin plan popularity is overrate!. He believes to the “promise" of Geneva—es­ the President can be beaten. pecially unification in free elec­ With this In mind, he Is looking tions. He aald that “obviously” the ahead still further to January. He m atter of force withdrawal can­ has told friends he is more inter­ not be bandied'aa an “ isolated" ested in getting a running mate matter. who will make a lop-notch vice On the broader disarmament president than in satisfying the us­ proposal Eisenhower said Russia’s ual requirement* of geography and announced cut of 1,100,000 men voter appeal. In its armed forces merely fol­ lowed cuts the West has alroady made since World War II. And Eastern Stars Will he said’he doubts that action by Individual countries, on tha Bui- Honor Worthy “ do much to tk a iR fM d tro h N4w Smyrna Chapter No. Three, D rier of the Eastern Star will honor Mr*. Ethel Dobson. Worthy Gland Matron with a banquet and meeting at *:M p. m. Monday, Aug. 13, In New Smyrna. Reservations must bo made by Wednesday, Aug. t. For these res­ ervations eall Mr*. Wyatt, Worthy Matron or Mr*. Bilbrey, secretary. All members are Invited. Mrs. Dobson will make her off]rial visit In Sanford on Oct. 2T. Assault With Intent Hospital Notes To Murder Charge August i Admissions Ranald Meredith (Osteen) Mrs. Louise Hasty (Sanford) Lemuel Eudell Jr. (Sanford) Dischargee Ells McGriff (Sanford) Nell Stone (Longwood) Sylvia Price (Lake Monroe) August T Admissions Celle Holley (Lake Mary) Betty Slaton (Sanford) Nlnnlt TUlia (Sanford) Ilasel Moaley (Sanford) Homer Thomas (Sanford) Robert Dumss (Altymonte Springs) Preston H. Jones (O aten) In Mystery Attack SAnASOTA UR— Police Lt. Whit, ted has charged Edward Turley with assault with Intent to mur­ der the Rev. Wilmon Smith in a mystery shooting. Turley, 72, is being held in county jail. Smith, 40, minister Tor the Church of God, was wounded slight­ ly by shotgun pellets while breakfasting a t his home Sunday. Turley, his next door neighbor, first told police hi* 12 gauge shot­ gun went off while he was clean­ ing it on n bed. Whltted said Tur­ ley later gave less coherent ac­ counts of (he shooting. Teh officer said Smith could not hava been shot In the way Turley described it. Whltted also reported several persons said T u rle y had Tornado Strikes tokl them of disliking, Smith. The minister said he knew of South Dakota Town no reason Turley should shoot him. MARTIN, 8. D., UR - A tornado H* added the older min had been struck tha tiny community of npaet since the death of hi* wife Martin in aouihwastern South Da­ in another shooting last year. kota last night, destroying one large building and damaging tha hospital. An undetermined num­ Kefauver Is Not ber of people were reported in­ Counting Self Out jured. An employe of the Northern Bell CHICAGO UR — Estes Kefauver Telephone Co. who visited the may he down but he isn’t count­ town of l.ooa shortly after the ing himself out. storm said several parsons suffer­ The hand-shaking senator from ed minor Injuries, b at th e n were Tennessee baa renounced ail no fatalities. Telephone service claim to the 1H6 Democratic pres­ was out temporarily. idential nomination. But the No. 2 H i slid the roof on the hospital spot on the ticket rcmalni open— was torn off and moat of the win­ to to r aa Kefauver know* at least. dows In the building w e n broken. And for the big opportunity — Patients In the words w e n evac­ w all there'a 1M0, and 1M4. And uated. ha aald. The winds also up- maybe other election years. m t several house trailer* in « trail­ So, to the eiirprisc of early ar­ e r camp near th* town, bat none of tha occupants wow reported rivals for this year's convention, Kefauver headquarters I* a buss­ Injured. __________ ing, going concern. Nobody around the piece seems to know quite what the senator ia up to. But all inda are eure Kefauver hesn't resigned himself to political ob­ scurity. M r . tt'a obvious at th* moment that ha means to make hla>deep, ami•f widely a d evening sbta-aoundiag voice heard at the f t to n . Weather A n o d a to d P m * L eased W ire N o . I5 « Crystal Lake Public Beach To Get Long Awaited Face Lifting Stevenson Certain Of Top Nomination On Either Ballot erated by groat armaments, Elsenhower said* “wo welcome" Soviet efforts to wipe out “some of the ovlla" Stalin Imposed with­ in Russia during his rule. But, he stressed, these “evlia" were also evident In Stalin's foreign policy. He then added: "Even today they constitute a grievous obstacle to doing those things which we both agree ougnt to be done. This situation n’-edi ■Iso to bo remedied by a new spirit for which I also appeal." If Y w r Herald In Not Delivered Bj • P. M. Cal] 1821 Boforo 7 P. M. For Delivery RED CROSS NGRSlt MRS. ROY WEEKS, of the Central Florida Blood Bank of Orlsndo, attends to Jack I- Mangut, Aviation Metalsmith third class, URN, daring the foUr-hour blood bank drive held nt the Sanford Naval Air Station Dispensary, Thursday. (Official Photo, U. S. Navy) Hatchery Important To Fish Management SNAS Personnel Donate 89 Pints To Blood Drive Personnel of the Sanford Naval Air Station, led by Capt. J. T. Blackburn, USN, commander heavy attack wing one, donated a total of 29 pints of blood during the NAS Blood Rank Dr|ve held at tha atation dispensary; Thurs­ day. The purpose of the blood bank la to establish a system of providing wholo blood for us* in treatment of Naval personnel and their au­ thorized dependenta In thla urea. Approximately ilo aallori, tapresenting every department of tha atation, reported to tha dispensary to give blood during the four-hour drive. Several of the men were turned back because they had previously given blood at drtvea conducted by local civic clubs rec­ ently. Heavy attack Squadron Seven ted all departments of the slatlou with 34 volunlcer donors. •■Our Our federal fish fiah hateherv hatchery aatt 1 ------- --------------------------Welaka Is the only Federal hatch' cry In the state of Florida “ said Albert J. Wilson, director of the Department of the Interior's Fiah and Wild Life Service in hia speech belore the Sanford Rotary Club at its noon meeting Monday The Board of Sanford City Com­ a t th* Yacht (Tub missioners at a special called Wllion went on to say of bla In; meeting last - night 'cntatlvcly tereating occupation that “oar dis­ adopted practically all of City tribution territory Is all of the Manager Warren E. Knowles’ Cap­ state of Florida c u t of the Apa­ ita! Improvement program. The only Item eliminated from lachicola River and 21 of th* south the criglnst program weru nnc Georgia counties. "We raise large-mouth baas and dtmp (ruck, one tractor and tne bluegill bream—becausa thees a rt radio network for the Utility and the only twu '.hat we know of tkat Public \Vcrk« department. will completely etock n body of John Burton, Iocs! architect, Health Board Will water and be able to maintain presented three plans for the San­ thsmielves and produce good fish­ ford Community Center. After Start Proceedings studying the plans the City Com­ ing for a number of years.” He went oh to eay before the mission requested Burton In de­ To Purchase Land The Florida Slate Board of members attending “ th# demand sign other plans that would reHealth which met In Jacksonville 'MffT. t o l ^ d l M a g m . th at Canid ira t yesterday waa Informed that only t»rf»rodcca eh-the* V o to e t Uflto; one email parrel of laad remained The policy eg our service J* to 1000 people I t wia requested by tha com- (o be purchaaed before all laad stock only managed waters—last year we raised and distributed mlsitonera that the auditorium be neceszary to start tha proposed so designed that part of lt could 3,20,030 fish. These Went to 1,534 be used for a dining area that $450,000 office building waa avail­ able. William S. Walker, attorney individual applicants. Our trucks traveled 21,000 mile* on distribu would seat a minimum of 300 peo­ for the Florida Stale Board of ple. Health, said that condemnation tlon alone." The city manager was requested proceedings would be started. The Department of which Wil­ to make further cost studies of. This parcel, which faces First son Is director is a subsidiary of tha Goldsboro swimming pool and St., includes one house and a 30 X the U. S. Department of the In­ tha completion of the boat baaln. 105 foot plot of land, lt has been terior's Conservation and Replen Knowles was instructed by the appraised at $5,230 but the owner Ishment Station at Welaka. During City Commissioners to ask for Indicates she will not sell for leas his speech Wilson became enlhu- bids for two new romper* for the than $12,000, therefore steps to U n tie and went on to tell hi* lis­ fir* department and two new condemn the property will b# teners "When you etop and think packer* for tha departm ent Also that these fish will grow to catch- to aak for bids fur a dozer and taken. Fred R. Ragland, director of able size In one year you will be­ loader, two dump trucks, a derrick gin to realize the Job we er* do­ truck chaisia and sweeper for the Bureau of Finance and Accounts, ing In helping to produce food and atreet department and to, also reported on olher proposed building fun in the area thl* one station advertise for bids for the air con­ in Tampa, Oade County, Orlando and West I’alm Beach. A delega­ aerves and remember, w« or* only ditioning. tion from West Palm Beach Coun­ one of the many federal hitcherThe City Commissioners staled ty appeared before the Iloard to lei." that total cost figures be com­ outline their need of belter health In closing Wilson added “I do pleted on tha atreet lighting sys­ facilities. not want you to leave with the tem as *o«n at possible so that Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, slate Idea that Just the stocking of this part of the Improvement pro­ hatchery fish is going to asiuro gram could gat underway Immedi­ health officer, atatsi that h* hopes that contract can be let on you that there Is going to be good ately. fishing In a body of water, In fact Another Item coming before the the new building In Jacksonville there is much more to It th in (hat commission lis t night was th* re­ within the noxt four month*. ' Presiding over the meeting waa But the hatchery Is a very im­ moving of articles and merchinportant part of good fish manage­ dlse from th* aldawalks. After Dr. Herbert L. Bryans, Pensacola, m ent It Is also a good Insurance lengthy discussion It was derided president. Other bosrd members that the likes whleh have now to refer this program to the Mer­ presrnt were: T. M. Curable, Ph.dried up right hero In Florida, will chant* Association for Its recom­ (1., vice-president, Quincy; Dr. Carl C, Mendota, Jacksonville; furnish good fishing ooe year aft­ mendation. Dr. Charles J. Collins, Orlando; er they regain thalr normal water and Dr. F. P. Meyer, St. Pateralevel. burg. Wilson'a speech was so Interes­ Sullivan Expected Dr. Brians rt-affirmed the ting and Informative that the To Stay In Hospital Board's request that ths Merit Rotary members held a question DERBY, Conn. UR-Becsuse he System allow them to retain the and answer period after hit talk. already had a chest cold before fici-dom uf action that they have ■offering a brokan.rlb la an auto- colored in the past in securing mablle collision, TV'a Ed Sullivan and compensating employes. Be­ Sanford Trea Co. cause of the highly technical na­ maat remain two more daya In a ture of many position! in the Is M aking Debut boapiul. State Board of Health, too rigid A new business is getting start­ Ha had been expected to bo dla- rule* and regulations would pre­ ed In Sanford and abould be boom­ ebarged today. Hla physician said, vent the State Board of Health ing In a faw dsya. however, th* possibility of com­ from nhtalnlng needed personnel. The Sanford Tra* Company Is plications mad* U advisable for Dr. N'ailisn Schneider, assistant making Iti debut an J *111 specia­ him to remain In Griffin Hospital director of th* Bureau of Labora­ lise In removing snots, removing bare until Thursday. tories, spoke on tb* many types of trees end also doing away with luUlvan and three others were research being done by the State dangerous Umba. injured, one critically, in Sey­ Board Df Health. Dr. Sowder askThis business will b* open on mour aarly Monday while Sullivan rd the Bosrd to consider th* em­ weekends and H. 8. Osdsby owner waa traveling to hU Southbury ployment of a research coordina­ and manager aspects to gat things born* after hi* Sunday nlgbt TV tor to expedite ell type* of re­ rolling right away. search work on a atat* and coun­ program. Anyone interested pleas* cell Ob tha danger iUt with head In- ty level. The Board asked Dr. 100T-J, as an office apace has not Jurita la Ralph Cacaca, 34, of Naw Bonder to give th* m atter further bee* obtained yet. Kavea, a protection service agen­ study and report on same at th* cy employ# assigned to Sulllvan'a next meeting. The need for a place where drag farm . L i u seriously hurt were Funeral Tomorrow Sullivan's son-in-law, Robert II. addicts could commit themselves Pracht Jr., M, of Bcarutale. .V Y , voluntarily for treatm ent waa die For Paul D. Jones and Joaaph Palmuccl, 22, of An- rusird, with Frank C. Castor, di­ rector of the Bureau of Narcotics, Funeral services have been aet for Paul D. Joa*« who died In a poHca said Palmuccl’* outlining the need for a bettor veterans hospital in Lake City yes­ e f r v ia n d to tha left on a curve piece than Ralford where such terday morning. and red d ed head-on with the car person* could go. Rita# will b* bald at Rrissoa SuUtvaa was driving, They said Th* next meottag of the Board Funeral Home a t 4 p. m they would decide what d u rg a to was scheduled lo r Sept. 20, at 9 a. raw. The Rev. A. G. Mclnnrs wlB fUa against Palmuccl aftfcr they m. at tha offlea of But* Health officiate and hartal will Im la Lake talk to tha accident victims at Officer, Dr. Wilaon T. Sowder, la View Camctary, Jacksonville. Improvement Plans Start Immediately C o fC R e p Uncertainly Clouds M akes Plea Prospects For Suez For Action Canal Conference Some definite action may finally be taken toward correcting the "unsightly" and “dangerous" con ditloni at tha Crystal Lake Public Beach in Lake Mary, I* was de­ cided at the regular monthly meet Ing of the Board of County Com mlssioneri thla morning. Appearing as a representative of the Lake Mary Chamber of Com mcrce, ai well is a Lake Mary property owner, Law Luster, made an urgent plea for Immediate aelion by the Board, Stating that la a larger sense he represented all tha people of tb* area who ere not so fortunate as to live on a lake, end who must use public parks and beaches for their recreation, Luster reviewed the efforts m ida by the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce to date end outlined slmpte plans for making the beach as attractive as Rock 8prlngs and other more distant re­ creation spot*. The bath housea and toilets a n in such a state of disrepair aa to be of no use at ad, while the dock, le eo weakened by age, and now standing so tor eat of deep water a i to b* actually dangerous, ha .-aald. Already several Mttdaota have occurred there, on* re*wiling In a broken neck and m ar totality, he added. The cash cost of only two or three hundred dollars would bo In­ volved, said Luster, to put the beach In first d a n condition. Thla could Include bulldozing off the encroaching growth of weads to make more sand beach area, tear­ ing down the dangerous dock, and repairing the balh houses and toi­ lets. Trash cans could also be pro­ vided, and tome arrangement* made for disposing of the tin cans and other refuse that now aecumutate ell over th* beach area, he said. Following tho talk by the Cham­ ber of Commerce representative, the Board voted to-meet with him at Crystal Lake Beach this after­ noon a t 1:00 o’cUck, to deride the best manner ol reconditioning the beach facilities. Southern Bell Co. Reports Increase In New Telephones Southern Bell announced today that 50J22 new telephones were added In Florida in tho first six months of this year. According to Gordon Rot her m el, Sanford Group Manager, thla Is more than the total gained in all of IBM. This gain brought Southern Bell's total number of telephones |n serv­ ice in the Stole to 222,000. At the end of lhM, there were 452,000 In service, an,Increase of 53 percent in a little more than five years. Rolhsrmal said If the demand for service continues at the present rale, it le eipccted that toil tele­ phones will reach one million In early llfil. ’ Rothermel added that 373 tele­ phone* were added here during th* first six months of IBM for a total of 8,977. At the end of IBM there were 3,726, an increase of S3 per cent In a little mors than flv# years. First Federal Will Be Scene O f M eet To Form Unit Tomorrow afternoon a t 2 o'clock those lntorestod In formation of a Seminole County Mental Health Unit will meet at tha First Federal Saving* and Loan Assn. Mias Mar­ garet Margrave, field representa­ tive of the national organisation will attend to assist, coming here from Washington, D. C. The increasing Interest,In th* ef­ fective treatm ent of mental Ulness m 4 the prograss mad* by medical ■dance ia this field potato np the Importance of the local aasoclalien's tarn atio n , U was said. LONDON til— Uncertainty today Clouded prospect! Tor the 24-natlon conference on the 8uez Canal. An Egyptian-sparked move to throw the dispute before the Untied Na­ tion* appeared under way. Egypt, the Soviet Union and In. dia topped .the list of nations that still hive not said whether they will attend the talks the Western Big Three propose to open In Lon­ don Aug. H. There were rumor* that India's Prime Minister Nehra might be shaping a counter ptsn to give Egypt ■ face-saving ave­ nue of retreat. After a two-hour session Inst night, the Egyptian Cabinet gave no indication if it would accept th* conference bid but an official source asserted: "Egypt hai plenty of time t* answer. The deadline to deliver • reply Is midnight Aug. IS." Washington sources said all American planning was g ataf ahead on tha assumption that the conference will sta rt on schedule, but the possibility of a postponement we* not ruled out. Typhoon W anda ft Reported A t O u t O f China's Worst1 h o n g KONa ill -R ep o rts from Red China said today, that Ty­ phoon Wanda was one of Uw cen­ tury's worst, killing more than 2,100 persons end leaving millions homeless on the Chinese main­ land. A compilation of dispatch*e from the Communiit New China Newe Agency put the number a t known dead at 2,111 and tha in­ jured a t almost the earns figure. The casualties may be boosts^ when reports reach Peiping front remote reglone where communK cations were cut. Crops were devastated In an im­ mense area. Heavy ralna threatened to flood th* H it River network In north China, Wanda struck the China coast with devastating force Wednesday and veered north, it spent Usclf deep In th* Interior. Chekiang province, south of Shanghai on the coast, bore the brunt. Winds of up -to IM mph tor* ■cross Chekiang, causing casual­ ties put by Peiping radio i t 1.B60 deed and 1,200 Injured. On* re­ port said 31,000 homes were do* ■troyed In the province and more than a million persons were home­ less. Show Business Day In Court LOS ANGELES UR- It wee show business day in court. Singer Peggy King filed salt fop divorce yesterday. Awarded di­ vorces were actresses Jeanne Crain and Joanne Gilbert and the wivei of actor Edward G. Robin* son and Art Baker, radio and tele­ vision announcer and commento* tor. Another Robinson, Edward O. Jr., 24, appeared in another court­ room adjoining hla mother's a n t pleaded Innocent to a fa*ony drank driving charge. Miss King, 23, charging e n a lty , asked to end her shaky marriage to trum pet player Knobby Lee, B , whose too# nama ia Norbert L'df* bauch. They had aaparated seven* el times since their marriage herd Feb. 2, 1*52. Mies Crain, 20, distraught and fighting to retain composure, said her husband, manufacturer Pool Brinkman, 37, displayed hostility toward her mother. She said Brinkman also dragged her by Urn hair from a Beverly SUM rastom ran t last Jaauary. Brinkman tod i hearing and his attorney a erase / . .. . T /> it �i t 4/ e- .T Highway Patrol Heeds More Men M ars To Pay Closest V is it In 3 2 Y e a rs ■y ALTON L. BLAKESLER even beyond. The general gues* is Am ctaled Pr*aa Science Reporter that It'a plant life. The rase far life nn Mars was PASADENA. Calif. i n - Some myaterie* of lifee \ n Mar* anJ it* strengthened In 1954 when Alar* cgnala may well be aolved thia swung within 40 million miles of us. A big surprise of the 1954 obser­ ■utnmer when the red planet pay* vation was the appearance of a it* closest viiit In 12 ycara. Many aitronom en are aure there huge new blue-green area, about 1* life on M an. Great area* change the site of Texas, right In an area from brown la green with lb* aea- which had been Gaming reJ des­ aorta and other blua-green area* ert, It showed among thousands of change in tint. Thia la pretty good photographs taken at Bloemfon­ evidence of vegetation or plant life. tein, South Africa, one of fhe best But wbat kind? And I* (here an observing spot*. outaide ehance of aome forma of This new dark splotch could he animal life, etfen intelligent being*? vegetation which for some reason Many aitronomera hava gllmpted hid won a stniggla against the the atrenge marking* called canal*. desert. But photograph* fall to ihow tham Mars' plant life might be some­ clearly If at alt. Perhap* thl* time thing like lichens, a low farm of the. will, for illuminating iludy. vegeli|ion on rarlh. Other earth­ Every day Mar* I* wheeling ling plants probably couldn't sur­ clover. On Sept. T It will be only vive lha Martian conditions. But IS.IU.OOO mile* away, almoit a* lichens are a hardy combination cion ■* it came in 1124, and about of alga and fungus, mutually help­ aa elote a* It ever comaa. It will ful. requiring little water, able to be a million mite* nearer than It withstand great heat and coll. came Ju*t two year* *go. I Mar* hi* enough sunshine-hail All lummer and tali aitronomen as intense a* Ihe sunlight reaching In 10 eountrie* will be watching earth-for growth of lichens and and *toJying thia tantalizing aiiter other plant*. But because Martian planet. air has so little oxygen or water Tanleliilng, because It t* the vapor, it is doubtful that lichens planet mo«t like earth, though only as known on earth rnuld grow half aa big. Tantaliting, because it there, or show the striking changes H h in t In «ee it clearly, aave for observed in the dirk ami blueBeating seconds, due to the shim­ green areas, siy i Dr. Frank Salis­ mering of our own window of air bury, a biologist. above u*. Ho suggest* that life on Mars Tantaliting, because a good deal might be an entirety different is known about it, yet there U still chemical type than that on earth. an much myitery. And because it Maybe It ix life which i* more eould be an early goal for vlilting dependent upon nitrogen than oxy­ space ihlps when and if man be­ gen for basic processes. On earth, gins exploring the universe. water is essential a* a solvent in Mars ihlne* rod in the sky be­ biochemical growth processes. On cause more than half its surface M am the available water might is covered with orange-red desert, be a growth regulator. barren, bleak, awept by hot wind* Thl* different chemistry of life that twirl yellow Just cloud* high could be quite successful on Mar* in Ihe sir. Ifjplanla exist, then there might If .here are mountains In relieve he amitl animats or insect* the monotony, Ihey seemingly are or other forma of life freding nn feeble, low ones, the plant*. Even the existence of Mara' atmosphere 1* thin and intelligent beings could be conalmost devoid of oxygen, the life cevlxbte. sstenllal for u* earthlings. There Astronomer* do not find any di­ Is *n little moisture that it I* eiti- rect evidence that there is. Most mard probably all Ihe water nn of the speculation concerning in­ Mar* would scarcely fill Lake telligent Martians devolve* from Erie. the elusive markings known as Temperatures near he equator canals. may swing 100 degree*, from a Th» canal myslery began nearly noontime high of 50 to TO, to 150 *0 year* ago when an Italian as­ below zero at night. tronomer, Giovanni Schiaparelli, A Hey last* 21 hour* and 37 using a small telescope, report*! minute*, hut the Martian year i* seeking lines or markings which nearly twire aa long a* oun-M T he railed canali, meaning channels. daya for one journey around Ihe Till* was popularly Interpreted ■un. All It* season* are nearly as rhnals, raising visions of Martwice Ihe length . f ourt. lain* engineering great irrigation Great lee cap* form ■* winter feat* to bring water from the pole* come* In etch pole. But the ice An nates nr even underground la probably only • few Inches thick cltica. on wat«r-lhlr»ty Mara, With sum­ Now many aitronomer* have mer, the cap nulla .and a djrk seen the c,-.i*l«. Thhere are several theSriax stout belt—btlieved to be marshy land or reviving vegetation fed by malt­ the canals. ing Ice—appear* around It. One is that Ihey may be curious This year the dwindling cap may optical Illusions. Another, cracks be seen in the south*rn hemisphere caused by earthquakes, or by the impact of heavy asteroids from of Mar*. Astronomers have long observed space, the presumed remnants of blua-green areas—first called seta some exploded planet. —that grow darker In the spring Or maybe they are valleys along and spread toward the equater and whirh melting water Row* from TALLAHASSEE - The. Florida ibenevolent organization, the Broken Highway Patrol Inday Issued an Spoke Club, offers benefits Includ­ appeal for applications from which ing widow pensions. to choose men to attend future "When trainees finish our recruit patrol schools and told of extended school here in Tallahassee, they Inducement* including a lowering get an automatic pay- increase lo of height standards, anil, pay in­ *275 a month immediately, an{/ creases from *75 to *200 per month there are regular annual pa" for recruits while in training. raise* until a I the end of is years, Comdr. H. N. Ktrkman said that a troopc- is making *425 per month. neight requirements have been re"As our organization grows, Juccd from five feet 10 inches to naturally, the potentials for nonfive feet and eight and one-half commissioned ratings and officer inches In stocking feet. The height rank increases, too. The Fiqrida measurement* had caused sever­ Highway Patrol is becoming more al hundred potentials in the past and more a career organization for nol to be able to get into the school. men who want to Join the fight Other requirement continue un­ against death on the highways," changed. Applicant* must have at Kirkman said. y least a high tchool education or it* equivalent, weigh lfiO pounds, POP BOTTLES 8ET ADRIFT between 21 and 33 year* of age. NEW YOnK, tfi — The Health have 20 • 30 vision In each eye Department sets 10O flag-marked without correction and have been pop bottles adrift today in hops a resident of the stale for two of finding out how tides and cur­ yeari at least. rents carry sewage lo city beach­ Application blanks may be se­ es. cured from any patrol station lo­ The department hopes swim­ cated throughout Florida, or, by mers, fishermen, yachtsman and writing lo the Department of Public others will retrieve tha sealed., Safety at Talthhissce. bottles. Eaci contains n t'.am pi# •'if a young Qi. wants In enter postcard add tssed to tha depart­ a real career job In highway law- ment. The finder It asked to lot enforcement," said Comdr. Kirk- down the date, time and place man, "he is getting a better chance where he saw Ihe bottle. The today than has ever been offered Coast Guard will drop (he bottles before. In offshore arcs*. "For instance," he said, "our retirement system is above the Most women turn left and most average. After 30 years of service men turn right when they cuter a trooper can retire, which means anyone going to work for the patrol a store. at 21 can rrlire long before ho The tumble weeds of tha Wes­ reaches his Mth birthday, There tern Plains are alto known as are annual leave* with pay, a better than average chance of Russian thistles. finding housing accomodations where ever assign? I, and our own Legal Notice the poles, and vegetation growing in the vatlrys makes them visible. Or that they are actually artific­ ial waterways nr pipelines con­ structed hy Martian engineer*. This appeals most lo wishful Imagi­ nation. Perhaps with lurk the observa­ tion i Ihis year can settle Ihe ques­ tion of Ihe ranxls and intelligent life on Mars. nut perhaps life hasn’t even come to Mars yet . . . . . Perhaps Alar* now is hclng rack­ ed by great volcanoes, as the earth was hundred* of millions of years ago when It was young, unpeopled, devoid of life. Volcanic action, by one thcflFy, might have brought up water from the Interior of the earth to form the oceans and a spawning ground for life on earth. 4 TUi I’KItitY Me OKI. C/o Mr*. fUu* SUuahlor, HKD a. CUarlewn. folk i.'ounu. Doors'*. IN T ilt! NAUK UK T H E STATE UK KI.UIIIUA UIlKKTiNUlJi vm.. UKItllY Ain UKK, DHKKNtA ANT liKtlKl.N, Attt! IIKHKHY tit-” iMi .uivisuii that you Aits: m:. INU rtUHIl IN lit VOUCH UT YOlIll WIKK. St VIITI.K M* OKK. PLAINTIKH IICI!HIN. IN TIIK ClllCUIT c o t : i t r . n in t h j u d ic ia l c ir ,. CHIT. MKMINULB COUNTY. »TATB UK KLOIHDA. niTUATE IN *ANkoiid. KtxritioA. ton aiik iikuuiliun TO HIGH YOUIl anwwkii lilt OTIlKIt I'LKAUINU TO Tint COAtPLAINT IN WIUTINO ON UK KKKOKK AUrilTHT In. Iti*. IN AKOIIKHAID COIIUT. KLNR A PHCIIKK I'ltO CONKKBno WII.L HH KNTKItKDAQAINKT YOUANDTUB. CAHK WILL I'UOOKKD KX I’AtlTKjR W1TNHHX XIY HAND AND UKAI. T1II8 SIltD DAY OK JULY l»S«. AH ulkrk. omotijT rotiitT. pushNOl.K COUNTY. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, KLOtUDA. O. p, Herndon (SEAL) Clerk *T <^ (* *<f r V r I t C1 O tv r ,,, w.MMt .* "« ! N A M l t SEHKARIK GLASS AND PAINT CO. Your Color Headquarter* 113-111 W. 2nd 81. P I T T S B U R G H P A I N T * l|H TIM Phone 220 ft S i l t Halt* Nothing takes to the road like a Chevy! Ouca in a blue moon a car like this dimes along-a design bo advanced in performance, so beautifully bal­ anced that it ntandH out above every other car on the highway. It has a aolid, sure-footed way of going that niakca driving nafer and more pleasant on any road. And you feci a very special sense of security in its rapid-fire respon­ siveness to your touch on tho wheel, brakes and accelerator. You can see that the ’3fl Chevy is a standout for style. But until you have driven one you’re missing tho best part of the news —the fact that Chevrolet is the smoothest, solidcat, most wedded-to-the-road Amartca'a largaat tailing car* automobile you ever bossed. Try it 2 million mora owntrs than any otharmakal and ace. You grf mors tar vA/m you buy if . . mart dollarI tchrn you Mil it! Chrry hat tin highrtl m a lt taint oflht leading loxt-ptictd modtht Enterprise By HELEN KNOlHiRAHH r- t i n . C. M. Rdwtr.li of Orange " City wai the gum of honor af - • birthday party given Thursday 7. i t lha homy of h«r daughter Hr*. 1 F. C. lying. Oame* were played *, during the early evening and deli■' clou* refre*bmenl* were lerved ‘ by the ho»te»*. J Enjoying thia relrbrallnn with * Ur*. Edward* were her husband. ■■ C, M. Edward* of Orange City, * Bgt. and Mr*. Earl Nettle* anJ non •• Mkhael of Longwood and Mr*, * Grace Reale and her daughter, ,• Donna and F. C. Long and dauglin Ur*, PaUy and Linda. ' Sir. and Mr*. P. T. CarlMI and * daughter Winifred of Avon i'jr-t 3 warn week end guest* of »h ' e i n J family, Mr. end •* s C a r iiilt at Ihalr home on Court * S f,'U r* . Carllale remained fur a 2 olalt thia week with the family, * tekUa Ur. CariUle and daughter 2 tWuraed to their home in Avon a Park Sunday. a Ura. Bertha Hunter if IJthla, , and The Rev. and Mr*. W. W. jV a ta o a and children »f Aubumdale - a r e aueat* at the home of Ui. and Ura. J. W. June* Ihl* week. U r. and Ura. Sam Carter and Joe of f t . Valley, ua. ai* hou«e gueiia of Mr*. Rosa Lee rrlerm an and Carroll this week. II. E. Braddock, arrompauicd by Mr. and Mr*„Jtoy • Waver of Avon Bark returned Tuesday from a vacation ipent in Weil Jefferton. North Carolina. Mr. and Mra. John Kopp of Tinedale, I'a. were visiting Mr. and Mr*. M. H. Ryan Tua*day afternoon. Mr. Kopp had ipent acveial month* here in Enterprise in 1121, at the hnmt of Mr. anl Mr*. Hill Schaeffer, and had not returned nince leaving until Tur*day, but he ua* very happy to get bark again even though only for a viiil. Mr*. Lottie Ryan of Martin, Ky., Mra, Sally Harwood, Mr*. Carrie Harwood Breen and Mra. T. A. Taylor of Brialo], Va. left Thur»day for the »rmlhem part of the atate for a few daya before returning to their hotaei after, having been liou*e guests of Mr. and Mra. Jack Ryan and Mr. and Mr*. George Hyen. The Rev. Donald Waiting ia a t­ tending the Methodiat Youth Camr beiJ in Leeiburg thia week a* an instructor. The ilev. T. W. Cartton filled the pulpit of The Rev. Walling in hi* absence Sunday morning. Mra. Virgil JamUon and daugh­ ter Edith of Miami a rt hou*el gue*is of Mr. and Mra. John Pad* e v gelt thl* weak. Mr*. Jimmy Bynum and grand­ daughter are visiting relative* in the northern pari of the atate tbla week. Mra. H. K. Braddock left Wednr*dey for a vUlt with Mr. and RAYMOND M. Mr*. Chartea Cruiby anJ family in Jesup, Ga. She wai accompani­ ed hy Mr. and Mr*. Tommy Orr and children, who wilt viiit over, night In Georgia and then for a viiit with relative* in North Caro­ lina and South Carolina. BALL, REALTO R R ttl Ratal* Balaa — Rantala — Invtstmtnt* Dfpendahl* Insurant-* and Bond* * • m O. M. H and mm . Associate Broker * 8- D. High ley m m . A M odale ftaleeM ta 201 P erk A re. South Pkeee HO ----- DON’T ------Threw Away Y#«r Tire Detlere Iw ai u Tear Ttree Are I L«* WRUN TUB MOP IN W. Bad Pat Oa New Inch Traaia That Will Give Gaaraeiaad N ew TIRE W*er Ami Save Tear Meaty. WELSH TUB SHOP Ilk W. Sad M VRAM 01 SANFORD TS# ‘Tura-f**" Spttt Coups ».K lo d/ by SuAar— Only fnnckUed ChtnoUt dealers of 2D biouhtu display this Jamous trademark H oller M otor Sales COR- 2ND ft PALMETTO AVE. PHONE ISM - I �/ B. Furness Wants American Literature Not Thing In Itself To Wear.Toreador w «« <c BY HERMAN WOVK Written for THE ASSOCIATED PRESS To bciln with, American litera­ ture li *not a thing In Itself. It is the offspring oi an aristo­ cratic and somewhat aging fa­ ther, European literature. It is like a burly son of to or 20—itill very much in the wild oats stage, •till kicking a t parental rules, still more inclined to tear the house apart than to conserve it. There ia good and bad in auch a ton. Some of the good things ere a fresh outlook, bouncing vigor, an almost drunken love of life, and a rude frankness that now and then cuts to the bone of truth as politeness never* csn. Some of the bed things are hasty Judgment, cocksure selfreli•nee, ihellow pessimism (nobody can be more gloomy than the 70year-old with the world et his feet) end—too often—young ignor­ ance mistaking itself for new in­ sight. The work of Mark Twain, (he commanding figure in our litera­ ture, haa alt these traits. Ameri­ can writing ranges far beyond Twain, of course. Elementary en­ tertainer* of the Mickey Spilltne variety, subtle pets like Jeffers and MaeLelsh, critics as profound a t llencken and Wilson, histori­ ans with the sweep and brilliance of Sandburg and Cation, novelists a t different as tha dark Gothic Faulkner and the panoramic Drei­ ser—all these, end many more, •re part of American literature. I shall treat Mark Twain as an archetype of United States writers, indicating a i well a t 1 can my reatona for to doing. A discussion •a brief a t this can become a mere roster of great namea unless a focal point li taken at the start. Mark Twain burst on the world with “ Innocents Abroad," a scath­ ingly funny attack on European culture. Later, when he came to know Europe belter, and to live It, he modified some of his craekerbarre) judgments. But hit as­ sault on tha genteel fakery which it often a curia of civilised Euro­ pean life remains quite sound. We can laugh at it today, returning from a trip abroad. It was no accident that Twain's wife called him “youth" all his life long. Hit work breathed youth to the end. In this he wae deeply and characteristically American. Twain had a cold sharp eye for fact and a passion for exactly ob­ served detail in hi* writing. Yet hit novels era all extravagant ro­ mances; for he wae also a restlesa dreamer, a man who spent his lift pursuing phantom millions In alluring scheme*. ■crapes and tra d e r escapes, above all Ita picture of the digni­ ty of human nature ahom bare of any aoclai distinction!—for the guttersnipa Huck and the black slave Jim have, a natural dignity not surpassed by Shakespeare'* king’s—Huckleberry Finn, with qualities, first g a v e Ameri­ ca ita votes In world culture. It la n novelist'! weakness to think of novels when writing an appreciaUon of our literature. A poet doing this job would perhaps place his focus in Whitman; a lit­ erary historian in Emerson or pos­ sibly Lincoln; a philosopher In John Dewey or William James. But 1 wonder whether anyone would in the end deny Twain a central place. The theme* I hive sire tied here aurely recur In the work or all these great figures: ths break­ up of otd forma and the quest for new onei; the appeal to the liv­ ing fact and to everyday experIcen; concern with the fate and the dignity of ordinary people; and recurring optimism which verges, by Europe's disenchanted standards, on the romantic. Less than two centuries old, our nation has already contributed Im­ pressively in poetry, in philoso­ phy, In history and In criticism. Wc have made one further, pe­ culiarly American, contribution— the twirling ihadowplay of mod­ ern ' Arabian nights entertain­ ment, of a few familiar dreama told over and over again In bright colors and changing forma to the delight of simple people aU over the earth; our movici. Whatever la bad In our films (plenty, to be sure) is lost in Ihe abundance, tha iridescence, the continuing enchantment, riiin people arc often wiser than cri­ tics. From Paris to Peking, they love our movies. America’s literature, young at It la, stands as our patent of civ­ ilisation; and it is a patent that will defy attack. The picture painted of our land by antl-Amer* leant—a brainiest Carthage, bru­ tally money mad, obsessed with luxury and power, dead to the spirit—la a lie, our literature proves that it la a lie. Wa cannot match the great pan­ theons of British and French clas­ sic authors—not yet; But judging only by Twentieth Century out­ put, I think moat critics would say that American literature hat at l e n t equalled that of any other nation; a sure sign that our cultura la » live and growing ona. ment on Long Island. By the claa•ic standards of European fiction It is one long barbarous mistake. Yet it is tha crown of our litera­ ture. With Its unquenchable sente ef romance in common life, Us neveranding movement down t wide turbid riyer, Us Jissy apurte of action, its feeling of the open air, ite savage mockery of outworn forms and phony Ideas, Us smell of green leaves in the wild, its surface pessimism and deep-running optimism, Us strong eolon and sounds, Us erasy HOLLYWOOD, UP —Tony Curtis. Marisa Pavan, Gilbert Roland and other performer* were Sealed around on a dinner table for a scene in “Tha Eyes of Father Tomasino." It was a warm summer day and they reh tan ed under tha hot stu­ dio lights ovar and over again un­ til director Joe Pevney was satis­ fied with tha results. Then they filmed it several times, repeating the Intricate Unci with the esme precision. It ii generally hard to convince anyone beiidei film eeton that film actors a rt overworked. Moat of the performer* themselves are convinced of this, and often sug­ gest ways to Improve their work­ ing conditions. It was Tony Curtis* suggestion that a sweeping change should he made ia movie methods. When he emegged from the scene, he ex pounded: “ I think we ought to adopt the schedule they use la France, where they etart the shoptlng day • t 11:30 in the afternoon. They work continuously until about T:M. “Believe me, that ia the beat way to operate. We did that on ■Trapes*' and (t worked out per­ fectly." Whit about lunchT “So you have a 15- or 10-minute break sometime In the afternoou and you grab • bite in your dress­ ing room. Who needs more than that for lunchT This hour break for lunch that we have In Hollywrod ia a bunch of baloney, “Supposing you're in the mid­ dle of an important scene. You can't finish It befora lunch, to you quit for an hour. You go to the commissary, gab with • lot of people, cat and come bade to work having lost all the sense of what you have been doing in the scene," Tony argued that by working through the afternoon and Into the evening, companies would get more and better work done. Asks he: Who can do a lova Kens at B o'clock in tha morning? T. Curtis Likes , ^ S » * S r i ; nll,V . ^ W o r k Schedule.. wnevea, built a t a pioneer's hut on the prairie*, or e real rstate develop­ Used In France Canned figs le a n well Bash orange e f t lone tor a se rt. , A i C H A LM E R S AN ECHO OF in thla co turn* from & H. •* two-tone piak palated a Jinntunf ahattk la ~ on both aide* to • I s v U g M ia t l.vni ith la b white mg * skirt. The miniature print undcracoraa the fiavor. THE SANFORD HERALD Tuca,, Aug- T, 1050, Pnge 3 T O D A Y ' at ’ Pants A t Connfab NEW YORK, IB -M an y political wiseacres believe the results of this month's conventions ire firegone conclusions. Although specu­ lation on the outcome of both ia pretty quiet, here ia at least one small morsel of suspense: Will Betty Furness, who will do the eommrrciali for the sponsors of CBS-TV convention coverage, wear .oreadcr pantiT True, she'a leaving wiui 30 Jrrs*-:a to wear during a probablo 180 commeiclila from Chicago and San Fran­ cisco. But at least once, says Mias Furness, she'd like to appear on TV in black toreador pants. Toreador pants, friends, ar* al­ so known as fitted pants—though they’re different from pedal push­ ers. Plenty of women wear 'em In the New York suburbs. In Cali­ fornia the girls even wear them at dinner. So why shouldn't Mist Furness wear them on TV? "I rather doubt," the says wist­ fully, “that tha sponsor will ap­ prove. They wear them In New York and Hollywood, but do they wear them in Kansas and InwaT" What difference doea t h a t mike? There are no geographic requirement* for toreador pants, though it help* If a woman's per­ sonal geography is trim and slim —which Miss Fumes*' la. She's a honey blonde, standing 3 iccl 5tt and she wears a sire 8. Now about those 30 dresses: " I’d like to emphaalie," ahe n y i “that I personally aelect and buy all my dresaei, No one designer makes enough different things to handle me in my Job of announc­ ing. Buying 30 dresses it not Ilka buying a trousaeau. They must be different and they must photo­ graph well. “ I consider it a prim# require­ ment of my job la keep the audi­ ence walehing the set during the commercial. That mean* I must be attractively enough dressed to interest the women In the audi­ ence. But 1 can't wear something so striking that they'll *ay. ‘Look at her, look at her, what’s she got on?' and pay no attention to the commercial. , „ . , ■There are three general looks In my wardrobe of 30 outfit*. There'* the shirt end skirt took, which I mostly wear early in the day. Then thera'a the New York type look — a airtight ahealh, mostly ileevrtcai because It'a summer. And there'* the evening look which !i basically very .oil with acoop neckline* and very full skirt a. ... •Til try to mix them up »o tn* ladles won’t be able to guess what I'm going to wear next." 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But Hula Benny in the Bitter* above mmtinI *«»■ <”w weather "tMsprc* am iBenny m n j anaJ IT I ID tltlp wen like She a irw few mvniiiB, months. may D have skip. ■acbool 4E M 1 a a k a a i L . IJ —t la . J .m _ Lhi* I . 4. . II . . In rood when the raid winds blow unless family can obtain wlnUr clothing for him. Too can help hundred* of nndcrprivllrrad children la the southern mountains or the Unlimt States by arnding R»r *• Department I), Save The Children Fedrrn. i s 1} Ko*!J R»tl«df* Pike, Knoxville, Tenn. The Federal lea b a child service agency that alio help* needy youngsters oversees. Send clean, warm and wearable clothing now, before It’s cold outside. Try and Stop Me ----------------B y BKNNETT CERF----------------N AMERICAN TV EXECUTIVE, visiting Moscow, escaped the eagle eye* of hla guide long enough to w ander down A one of the streets that hadn't been polished up for foreigners' Inspection. One m ulli-dw cljing apartm ent house looked as though it would collapse any minute. The American ortcd, “This structure aks as though nobody aver tried to repair it!" The janitor, who under­ stood and spoke English, agreed readily. "You're right," he said with a hearty laugh. “It's just been built!" E * * • Beth Parker and hii bride. Belay Lou. told friend* their honeymoon had been dreamy — but they were riled by tha sign thry found on tha back of their automobile the evening of their marriage day. 11 read “Amateur Night" • • Dick Harrington know* ona of thoae rusabudgeta who’* always making mountains out of nulchiUs — and whan ha makes 4 mistake, of count, It'a 4 butte. . t) 1M. by B*na«lt Cart. {hitnbulc# bp Kiss fcaHtta *r»#**!*. H ay Fever Season M eans Pollen Count By HUMANR. 8UN0IUN, M.B. MANY or you probably know ally, it'a placed atop a high build­ the pollen count every day during ing somewhere In th* center of tha pollan season. You read It In the city. your dolly newspaper and you Using 4 microscope, tha num­ bear it over your radio stations. ber of pollen grains an one square Yet, what actually Is a pollen centimeter are counted. With this count? What does It m ain to you? count as ■ basts, the allergists can It means plenty, especially U estimate tha average number of you’re on* of lha 4,000,000 Ameri­ pollen grains in a cubic yard of cana who annually wheeu and air. That's the count which your m eets through the summer with paper publishes. Since this U a 14-hour count, asthma or hay fever. It'a obvious th at It docs not mean Bouttoo th a t tha pollen in tha air was Mora than 80S elttea In (forth exactly tha same during each America carry out routine pollen hour of tha day. There may be counts lor tha benefit of their great variations. cltUcns. In cartaln sections of tha Fro# of Pollen South and Southwest this routine Oreateat concentrations usual­ count Is made every day of the ly occur In the forenoon about year. II a.m. or so. Usually the sir Is Actually, to most coses, tha pretty tree of pollen after mid­ pollen count la a record or rag' night. weed pollen only. Whila pollan Hay fevar symptoms also era from timothy, white ash, chry­ likely to Increase on warm, dry santhemum, red sorrel, linden days when strong and fairly con­ and other* also may set soma stant winds aireep more pollans hay fever victims sneering and through th a air. Cool, dam p sniffling, ragweed accounts for weather, on the other hand, hin ­ tha vast majority of coses. ders the circulation of airborne pollen. Iscarstsd from Ak Tha routine sampling reported In our papers cannot very well be Mrs. L 0 .: My husband has carried out by tha Ideal method bean getting up a t night avery of counting all pollen grains as hour or so for tha past ala months •- to urinate. Ho has no other diffi­ they ere recovered. directly culty or palm. What would you specific volumes oi air. Such 4 procedure would bo (Mr ad visa? too Inconvenient and expensive Answer: From your description. In mast instances. Furthermaao, It would seem th a t he la suffering the method need by most aller­ from p ro state d ifficulty. The proatate gland may ba enlarged gists la pretty accurate. The pollen count U carried out and thus does not permit the bladder to em pty aom plataly. as follows: An a il-a o a to d glass atlda Thla causes tha frequency at mounted horlsontaJly in a protec­ urination. tive container, U exposed oil Ha should oonault hla phyaldaM' up outdoor* for M hour*. Otnar- a t 1 Mat*. • IIU. 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Ha alao tiffhtad torn# briffht "pota in tha affHcuitura pietura. Mortgage faracloauraa - wf farms ara a t an afl-timn low, more farm* ’* #ra own thair own farm* than a m bafore, and farmara’ dnbtaam only about eleven par cant of thair aetata. Ha than aald: "Through tha uaa of me. chanicai equipment, farmer* can how operala larper farm* and lower their production -^•ooata. But we are convinced that larper -farm* do not moan that agriculture ia going entirely to tha commercial farm. We ba­ le r* tha family type farm will continue to to tha backbone of American Africulture.” Affricultura haa been going throuffh an 'adjuatment which, in lnrg* part, waa mad* ‘ Inavltabla by the extremely hlffh World War H and Korean War production- Other huai. “ Sriat* imd today, agriculture {a a bualnua “ "*-hare found thamaelvaa In tha aama poai- 'E co n o m y Success a a Aahad diraetly at hto Hay 4 u * a •oRfaranca if it araa true, ha u ld : "1 bava heard ao many .tortta •hMd a y candidacy I coulda’t y a l h l y remember whether I aver MM aay ouch thta*. Aad If I did. I Maid bava Mid it facetiously." Nat kaM aflarward Robert J. t e a v a a 'a beak - "Elsenhower: t h a laaide Story”— vaa publishad. Par th at Bosk, Ban around Ei- w flU a a t1 BT DOMEJflC GIORDANO BOMB W> — A slender Italian blood* wants to tell American* about American history. Sho is Giovaann Ferrara, S3, heroins of. Italy's big television quia show. 8b* won tbs M."00 Jackpot by answering detailed questions about U. 8. history. Now she ia planning hsr first trip to th* United Stales. She hopes for n chance to show her stuff on American TV. Giovanni leaves early neat a 'American Woy'*Supormarkat The United Statea must b* a wonderful place for tha housewife! That, according to the president of an American food chain company, waa the com­ ment most frtquently made by Italian house wive* who visited a complete "American Way" supermarket which was an outstand­ ing exhibit at a recent international food conjrraaa In Rome. There's no doubt that those same Italian housewives, if they'd had a chance to visit an "American Way" variety store, depart­ ment store, specialty shop, or any other modem L*. S. retail outlet here in S an fo rd o r In practically any community In the country, would have made similar comment. The point ia that the American system of mas* distribution—like the American BAT system of mesa production which it com­ One afaytbaRUSSELL aaaet inapt ring atari** plements—has no counterpart elsewhere on that haa cam* la my attention the globe. Even in the most advanced Euro­ appeared recently in tha Lake pean countries, generally speaking, retail Walet Newt, U wa* the etary ad a stores which even fairly approximate Ameri­ courageous leea-ager whe, atthough atone deaf, refused ta lot can standards are found only in the large this tremendous handicap atop h is , cities, and are few In number. ■ad graduated from tba Labs Wales H erein the United Statea tha people in High School ia tb* d ate ad ISM tha small towns get the same kinds of goods, with high honor*. at about the same prices, along with the Dougla* 1. Bullard Jr., was stric­ ken totally deaf from an stu c k •am* standards of service and sanitation, of meningitis at the as do the people in any metropolis. And the agostreptococcus of It*. Placing tba future wal­ take-home pay of tha average American ler* of thair child above motional family will buy far more of the necessities reaction* bit parent* placed him and luxuries than is tha case with the aver­ in tba Caatral Institute for tba Daaf in St. Louis, as they war* age European family—dua in considerable in u re d tha cooner training began part to Intense retail competition. tba bettor ehanea ba would have Yea—the United Statea Is "a wonderful for a normal life ia apita ef his afnictiou. It isn’t a n y far laving place for the housewife." -'arsa wind before deciding on a socaed taw: urging* by top Republicans that ha alaaa ia the party could wig tba aUctian; bla own dasiro for war* Usia to rebuild tha party; aad tba part be could play ia preserving peace. Doaovan wrote th en is ___ authority" for laying the first two bad littU offset ao klw. Rut at bla Aug. 1 mw * eoaftranca — whoa Kisanhawar wne told Gettysburg neighbor! hoped Pa wouldn't rua became they feared ba couldn't laat another Itrw — ba Veterans Corner Too Late To Classify Ike Has 2 Reasons For Running MARLOW WASHINGTON, U uR - President R— Etoenhewsr h ii a i d a It c liir kut w lf lately _ that ha hai a dauhb m m far aaahlai reelectlaa; th t food of tha country and tho geoti of tha Republican party. Othsrwiss, ha haa aald vary Hula specifically about why ba'a m u l a f agala. ••arch tha record* of bla news aoofaranca and public statemsata M ca hia heart atUeh and you find • e narar haa s a id -in one-two- tOSINCS WBGK“ tion and hava had to deal with similar pro­ blems. But it would be a dirt pe*aimist in­ deed who could say that tha long-range outlook for American farming is other than excellent , , There'* no doybt that in tha laat gen..aeration or ao more and more peraona bava ^Mavaloped tha habit of iooklnp to povem'-'•ment to do thinps for them and to aolva ‘ thefr problem*. So this statement by Secretary of tha *' Treasury Humphrey ia highly timely: "The • auccesa of our economy depends not upon a a a • povernment, but upon tha efforts of ail tha ; people afl tryinp to do a littlo more for ; themaelvu, tryinp to better themaelvea and Popular M an The following item appeared in a nation* I their loved one*. It ia the cumulative affect ally circulated bulletin. We like It so well : of all this individual a ffo rt. . . . that makes : our system superior to anythlnp over known that it ia reprinted In thta column: ' "WANTED: A man for hard work and • In this world bsfora. That's what make* America."______________ ■ _____________ rapid promotion; a man who can find thlnga to be don* without tha help of a manager and three assistants. A man who gets to T h t Sanford Herald work on time in the morning and docs not PwkUsOM Pa n , Basset aaiuriar *»< S u altr >* alaaa matter Oeteker If. t»1* *t imperil tha Uvea Of others in an attempt to be first out of the office at night, A man ___ *t nearer*, run** «*iw the am _ .rra a i m «r . nf Uir who listens carefully when h* is spoken to n tiD r a a x i n M m IIN aM Puhtlsker ml , RiMntiT* a a iu r and u k s only enough questions to ensure ~ a o i r t i a n m h iiw “ S3 the accurate carrying out of instructions. A man who moves quickly and makes as little nolea as possible about it. A man who looks yon straight in tha ayes and tails the truth a s? every time. A man who does not pity him­ Attont* Oeergtn a u a a ra rrrio x rates — - self for having to work. A man who ia neat |g C _____ a r r ie r II# per » tik ON MeslA li t* In appearance. A man who is cheerful, cour­ « • SMtka . Bla Me.tfce Oaa Tm . teous to everyone, and determined to make M-M Ot.TB 11l i t Obituary a tilM w r ti »r tbtub*. roMlutiaua aa* good•Uraa ef eaterulement far tba pure*** *f raltlu* -----------,4Var»lilaa I--------M •-------* l i r i H *far at regular i n tH . This man is wantad everywhere. Age or lack of experience does not count. Thera isn't Tuesday, Aupuat 7, 1956 SnT any limit, except his own ambition, to tha TODAY’S BIBLK VKRSB number or size of the jobs he can g et He .Sion ipraadath forth bar hands and there la wanted in every business." a a a la b o m to comfort bar.—Lam. 1 :17. A ftsr more than two thouaand year* hisOfficial hurricane namas for this year toiy repeat* itaalf, W# can nt least offer start with Anna and go through Cala, Qutn* our sympathy and praytra of all free people by and Unel to Yola and Zends. Who would that Zion may be delivered from her present want to meet a high wind named Quenby on danger. a dark September night f ess-fc ■ srsiW' Italian Knows All About U. S. History "I don't think It U ton Important to tba individual bow tba and comas, aad certainly kn can’t die tata tba Uw*. "What wa are talking about her* ia the importance to tba country and It happtM that at IbU moment the Republican party thinks I aw Hill Important t* th an snd the country. "And (Inc* I believe M much ia tba Republican party, aad i believe that It needed rebuilding badly, aa effort which 1 bava baas waking, aa yeu well know, 1 Mid I would continue In try." Any at her ttplanaUon Rise* bower baa given for wanting ta atay in the While House ia pretty ■tneralited. Pdr initanee, this aspianatioa in bii Feb. ■ television broadcast ta the nation aneou lag he'd run: "1 aw dadtcaird u a program tbal rigidly raspect* tha concept* of political and econowi* freedom on which this nation was founded, that hold* (bar* must ha aqwal Justice gad equality at appeal ity far Individual*, that adapts governmental methods ta chaig Mg l*dn*trial, tcenemie and Mala, condition*, and that has. M ha never changing purpoM. tba t t i fara, prosperity and above all UM security of l « million Ameri­ cana.” A U TO LO ANS Lowest Coat igjgts. liS A N uunxm i loam parent* ta laavt thair child with total strangers a t aueh a under ago, but today tha Bullards ara glad that they had tba courage to de ee. Florida today offer* n* training for th t daaf undar sin year* ef aga, although children have boon trained u Up read at the ago of nln* month*, and ovary month'a delay in tha start of feuch training makta the Usk that Bauch aaer* school far tba daaf, be knows that ba CM hear with bis eyes and wto tba higher education to which ha aspires. la . when th* classroom boll rings to It. Louis wait week Douglas woa’t hear it, but b* will take bis toal with hundred* af other stu­ dent*. living proof that deafnan can bo overcoaae with training and datermtoattoa. There la m stale tow to Florida requiring doctors or schools to re­ port casts of deafness, regard!*** of agt, so it la anyone'* guess whe­ ther eur present stole facilities ara adaquat* or only handling a sm al portion af thoao to noed af training. Florida may wtU bo proud of Douglas B. Bullard J r tor tha courage aad dotormtoatloa he has displayed to overcoming his bandiene. Hia asampl* should bs an inspiration to othora, aad b* refleet* credit aa all teen-agers at a tins* whoa many af them with M handicap * re-following th* path of juvenile delinquent*. Perhaps If aama ef th*M wayward youngsters wstdd atop and think for a momant about Doug aad what ha has achieved K might have a lUaiytog toflutaco. difficult. Biro a rt authoritative answer* from tho Veterans Administration to four questions of Interest to former servicemen and their fam­ ilies: Q. 1 am a Korean veteran, Just getting out-of service. I have a tt.000 insurance policy with a pri­ vate company, but no GI insur­ ance. How much Korean Gl term insurance may I get — 31,000 at 110.000? A. You may be eligible for th* auslm um of tio.ooo of Korean GI term insurance. Your private in*urine* does .NOT redue* the amount of GI insurance you may he ablo ta get. Q. A friend at mine is a blindod v tte ria eligible fur VA aid who ia planning ta gat a guide, dog. Will VA pay for bit travel ex­ penses in going to th* place where be is supposed to le a n to adjust to using the guide dug? A. Yes. VA will pay his travtl expense, as wall as maals and lodging during tfio period ot ad­ justment to the guide dog. Q. Does VA in Washington, D. C., hav* n list of all courses proved for veteran* under the rein GI BiUf A. No. Each VA Regional Off­ ice maintains a Hat of State-ap­ proved courses for veterans un­ der ths Korean GI BUL To get tht information, contact your VA regional office, and not VA head­ quarters In Washington, D. C Q. 1 am a Korean veteran, and 1 have ao plans to take training undar the Korean GI Bill. Codld I get VA vocational counseling Just to find out whether l ‘m in the right field of arorkT A. No. Vocational counseling is available only to veterans planning to train under the Khreaa GI Bill. Also, It's required of nil disabled veteran* planning on vocational rehabilitation training. But it is not available to other veterans. Veterans living to Central Flor­ ids who wish further information about thair benefits should writ* iha VA office at t t E. Central Av*., Orlando. Georg* Pickett fought in 1863 oa Gettysburg’s Cemetery HiiL Giovanaa admitted to a desire, too, to see tha West Point and Anna polls military academ ies^ “for thair historical significance of tour**," aha smllad. * She also want* to aaa Ttxa*. if ib* has time. And most of-aD, ah* wants ta meat a real sheriff. Giovanna has ■ sheriff* badge of her own, The small children m her northern Italy hometown of Robbia Lomelli* gav* it to her to fun because of bar American history hobby. ~ Iha Intends to wear H when the gets off tba pl*M in Now York. Tha neighborhood youngster* call her "La Bcariffa," which means tody sheriff. Giovanna haa two apoela] er­ rands. On* to to bring aoms Hatton nursery records to Mika Stbole, the Orlando, Fla., youngster who lost both hia eyai because ef a tumor. Tha other to to visii a. war-injuried Marina n t n hotpitaF i t Guilford. Miss. "1 don’* have hia name here in Rome,” she A*ld, "if* at home. About 150,000 U. S. people are But be wrota ma auch a nice letemployed In atomic e n e r g y i »f after he read about my win* plants. [ want •.* month for a to-day tour sponsored by th* U.8. Government Informitioo Service and a Brooklyn chemical firm. The university chemistry stu­ dent It not Interested to the bright lights. "Non *thereto mo," she told n reporter when he asked If she wanted to see Hollywood. That means “quit kidding." What th* attracUva Hiss Fer­ rara, wants to see are tha log cabin where Abe Lincoln was born, Ih* place where Georg* Washington crossed the Dela­ ware, tha battlefield at Gettys­ burg and Cumberland Gap. Glovana, who learned first about the United Statea from films and book* about th* wild Weat and Indians, haa an ency­ clopedic knowledge of the** things the never has seen. For example, on Cumberland Gap she volunteered, "That's the pass to Kentucky used by Daniel Boone in 1TC9." She knows, without looking it up In reference books, that Gen. HUMANITY” ■ se t k a t e w t ^ K la hottlM excite of child ran. Un­ fortunately many folk* Wave medicine* carelessly nvaitoblc for children to ptog with. There have been too many serious con­ sequences from such thought­ lessness. Giro your children m op­ portunity to play srith, or take overdoes od aay madtrinaa. Store them fa r away from their reach. And ptoaa* be ex­ tra cautious whan giving nny medicines to children. Fallow your physician's instructions ex­ actly. If • he is not available, when In doubt, phene us for mfaematien. I of Meckienbure. M and his bride. Archduchess Chare lotto o< Hapsburg, IS, are shorn after their wedding to Poscktog, «« Lake Sternberg. Austria. The bride to the sister af Otto ag Hapsburg, pretender to th* throat ot Austria. Members of Europe's top noble families wtt- TOUCHTON Cloth dyad with Indigo haa been D R U G CO . Douglas spent II years at tha found to o L W -y air aid Egyptian PRESCRIPTION CMEHIBTB school and graduated a i ready for high achool. His training had Cm. let I MagneMa taught him to make no teacsaaiaaa Tho i vo n go American uses '•notation to Dtektaeon t f f t to hia handles* and ha mad* m m . over M lead pom Us to his UtoCeevrlekt MM* Cl* lim a tec w w learned to treat timo. him aa they would aay normal stu­ dent. They helped him with bla homawark aad encouraged him. Ha waa elected to the Key C M and la hie senior year waa apart* writer a»J circulation manager af tba school paper. H* attended school dances and parties, lea read to drive a ta r, parikipatad la sebaoi sport* aad becaau a creek aad i avid flabarmaa, W t i r e itill tied fo r 3rd place In our Buick Sales C ontest am ong Jacksonville Zone Doug wm tha good wig and ad­ miration of toachon and students Buick D ealers (Class 3 sm aller dealers) which com prise F lorida Buick D ealers a s •Ilka. Hi* teacher* credit him with marvelous power* af ebu rvatlea. Ha foUowed directions much botwell as dealers from E astern p a rt of G eorgia and South Carolina. thaa M at atudeot* and hi* lily to Up raa# enabled him ta follow the teaehtr's every word. Hl* voice central attodilv improved and students ia d a ta with him did not think at him aa being handi­ capped. HI* g r a in war* high and now h* ia pTanalad to ps »* Mi­ J'in dJl - SanfohdJhtf,JoA 3jid place. S lage. Ia tba fall ho wiB an lar Wash­ ington University ia at. Louis. He won't hear the bell ring fer clasts* nor will bo bear tba must* af th* band or orcboatra, but ho pUnt ta continue through hia callage yean aa ha did ia high achooe] attending social affair*, dances, participating to sped* aad taking hi* plica aa any normal student, lie wUl major to engineering. Doug U confident nf hia ability to bold bit own to Milage Just ai be did to high aebsei. Do has proved ta himself that ba ran campat* with warms) people, aad while Washing tea University isn't a STUDENTS! Sore <• something which to gl. mort • necessity to eeilege. ' Very desirable and n big b*|p in High School, Help* you torn to neat and attractive work nod will GIVE YOU BETTER GRADES, l*e the new Bmith-CoroM Pert, nbl* Typewrit#, ksdor* school World's Fat last nag •bla Portable. •ricaa ISTJ# to IlflA d plug — If ' * H A Y N E S O F F IC E M A C H IN E CO . ■II Magtolto Avo. W # would lika to movo up to first place. W a sold 4 now Buick* last week. W a would lika to sell 4 more now Buicks this week. Coma in at once, sea tha Best Buick Yet, and wa will give you a good trade 'on your car. NICHOLSON BUICK CO. ISM W hen b e tte r autom obiles a re b o f l t . . . Buick will build them BANPOtD, FLAB1DA �if1 * THE SANFORD' HERALD Tuor, A af. 7, 1956, h f | S So cia l founts between you ’n me BY SANDRA BEBO We h eir that Ur. and Ur*. William C. Lewi* (the former M in Jane Daria) who w an mar* rled J u s t • her* In Sanford are now liv in f' In Taliahauee in a new three bedroom home. Jane muat be pretty excited about th a t . . . P in t Lt. and Mra. Ed­ die Clark Waldheim (the former Mia* Gall Bitting, daughter of Dr. and Mr*. W. V. Bitting) are atatloned at Pinecaatle Air Force Ba*e in Orlando where he will aerve for three year* a* a doetor-dentist. When Eddie gradu­ ated from ichool he automatical­ ly entered the lervlcc. Their new addren i* 1010 Lucerne Terrace in Orlando. 1 gue»* moat of u* are excited a* i* Ur*. Bitting about their being atatloned io etoee to home. •••• '<4 SANDY ANDERSON write* u* from the Skyland Howl in Henderaonvilto, N. C., to “send us the Harald until further notice." They got off In auch a hurry on the vacation that they forgot that important detail. I hop* they’re enjoying the cool moun­ tain breeiea. . . . The John G. Dunn* are also taking part in the cooling off period In "thorn thar hill*." They will probably atop off in Aberdeen, N.C., to visit with hie father. Chart** Dunn Sr. and then thty d ay a week in a mountain cabin "aomewhera." eeee I can’t resist printing these re­ marks that come in through the mail service we get here at thl paper. . . (it’s for those who live hurriedly) Success tip: "Start at the bottom and wake up". , . . “ He who carries a tale make* • monkey of blm ielf". , . "Nothing la ao embarracilng a t watching the host doing something you told him couldn't bo dono". . . . "You're only young onco. After that, you've got to find m w ex­ Bride, Groom O f Show N ow Married CAMBIUMS, Mass (J t- Mtirley Jones and Jack Cassidy, cur.gently. graying U s M i a and •room In the stage show "B etg ar's Opera," were bride and groom In real Ufa yesterday. They were married gaturday In the Church of Now Jerusalem, neres* from Sanders Theatre, where the newlyweds will con­ tinue In the leads of the gay opera until Aug. U to round out • S-weeks stand. The bride was givoa In m e* rlago by her father, Paul Jones of gmtthon, Pa. Cassidy 1* Ih* M s of Mr. and Mrs. William Caeafdy af Jam aica, N.Y. This la Mtos Jones’ first mar­ riage and Casiidy’s second. They met in Parte la it sum­ m er while they were appearing la "Oklahoma." Miss Jones also appeared ia th* Him versions of "Oklahoma" aad "Carousal" and tha Broadway shows "South Pacific," "Wish You Wore Hero." "Inside USA,” and "Small Wonder." The new Mra. Cassidy will leave fnr Dallas, Tex., after her cur­ rent ahow closes, to begin re­ hears sis for "Showboat." CaeeUy will return to New York aad rejoin hto bride later this month. cuses for what you do.** , . , , "A wedding la i ceremony at which a man lots* complete con­ trol of himself."............ "An ego­ tist la mw who thinks if he had not been born, people would won­ der why," •M B GET ACQUAINTED L t ST members today include. . . Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Lot Foyers of Hickory, N.C. Ha la a member of the UJL Navy and they have their own trailer at the Park Are. Trailer Court. . . . Hr. and Mra. W. I . Parker from Shelton, Conn. They ere living at 1824 Elm. A vf and Mr. Parker U plan­ ning to go Into the ceramics business. , . Mr. aad Mrs. Claude Van Avery ef IN E. lath St. here from Amsterdam. N. Y. He la a mechanic at Hunt-McRobcrta Inc. Mr. and Mra. Johnnie Stanlih of Bunnell. Ho la a retired navy chief, while Mrs. Stsndish is working a t the farm en borne ad­ ministration office. The Standlihee •re living at *419 Sanford Avt. #•#« Mr. and Mra. Earl Faust have Just gotten back (In fact they arrived a t S a.m. Sunday mom lag) from a trip to Mexico. Cov­ ering 1,100 mlloo thoy journeyed into the Interior and sa* "beautiful scenery aad high mountains. Ia Maxlco City they "almost froaa" rfua to the high altitude. Thsy also vlsitad friends In the American Embassy and look "a lot of movies." The highest peak thoy traveled over was MO* feet high, which la “quit* ■ ways up." The Fausts enjoyed th eir trip but warned that anyone %e*ntamptatiag tra veilng through Mexico should bo prepared for roads of "all kinds" aa you might bo going up a mountain of 1,090 foot with no guard rails. Party, Show A re Enjoyed Saturday night the young mtmbora of the Mayfair inn Country Club along with their parents attended a swimming party and a birthday celebration followed by in Interesting pro­ gram la the ballroom by Ernest Southward la a magic show. Tha swimming party was the regular Saturday program but the birthday celebration was liven by Mrs. Elipcth If. Dunn of De Bary for her nephew, Billy Doaavan who Is visiting her from out-of-state. Thirty-five children and parente were present to swim and enjoy Ice cream and cake which was decorated with eight can­ dles. Three Girls Are Attending Cam p McQuarrie Now Hire* girls, Bette Jeanne Roblnton, Mary Anna Te»ln«kv and Joanna Wolff are attending a special 4-H Recreational (.’amp the University of Florida is spon­ soring a t Camp McQuarrie, Aug. M. They have been accepted on their arh!avtm<nt, record books, and age. To be eligible they had to be fourteen years old by Jan. 1 of this year. The girls will have rlas-rs in recreation taught by Dr. Tate nf Florida State University; music by * Jim Harris. Professor of Music, Florida Slate Unlvrraity; and crafts taught by Mis* Emily King, Girls' State 4-H Agent, Tallahassee. Throughout ft* state this is an honor 4-H girls look forward to receive. Miss Myrtle Wilson, home de­ monstration agent, has announ­ ced that Mr*. Vincent Matrrkl, 4-H leader, Fern Park and her­ self are accompanying th* girls. Registration Day Termed Success Hear Yet Hear Yet An an­ nouncement reveala that Saturday Aug. 4 was registration day at the Uptala Presbyterian Church for the Bible School session. Teenager Dance It was a "great" success but registration la still open for those Held Saturday who were not able to attend. Bible School starts at I a.m. For Billy Johnson A "Teenager" dance wai given until 11:90 a.m. and the Rev. and Mrs. White wish to express their Friday night by BUly Johnson at thanks to thoaa who helped. the bom* of hto parents, 140* Bel-AIre at 1 : » p.m. Servo frissled ham on toast Tha a ffair waa t u s t o - t o Um wish ■ ik u w eswee tty e WuMc garage af tha home aad decora luncheon dlah. Top with aliced Uona of yellow end rod crept tomato#* or drained whole cannod tomatoeo. paper wort hung ia various shapes and streamers, Mtos Jana Osborns and Mias Do loro* Hargreaves deeoratod for the event Dancing was enjoyed and re­ freshments af cake and soft drinks wars served to th* Calendar TUESDAY DeYoung aad C. C. Howard of th* The D.A.V. will have a social F u st Presbyterian Church a t f.90 meeting at th* D.A.V. Hut at 7:90 p.m. la tha absenc* of Bov. A. ti. p. m. Mclnnls, pastor. The Sanford Tourlsf ShuffleTh* Junior Choir of th* P in t board Club will have a covered Presbyterian Church will ro> dish supper at • p. m. at tha club hears* a t S:4I M l. a t the churek. house. Th* Deacons of th* F irst Broo­ The Pioneer Fellowship and by tarian Church trill moot a t tbo Recreation will meet at the First church at 7:49 p at. Presbyterian Church at 7:90 p.m. The Rev. R. H. Spear win have The Pilot Club will hold a picnic morning davotioas over WTRR a t meeting at the home of Walter L. 9:90 a. m. representing the Semi­ Carter, 2399 Grandview at • p. m. nole County Ministerial Asia. FRIDAY WEDNESDAY Vacation Bible School for boys Th* Rev. R. H. Spear wffl have and girls ages 4-16 at the Chris­ morning davotioas over WTRR a t tian and Missionary Alliance 8:90 a. m. representing the Semi­ Church, Park Av*. and 14th S t, nole County Ministerial A m MONDAY from 9 to 11:90 a. m. Th# Rev. B. H. Spear will have Tha Woman’s Missionary Orel* of Eider Springs Baptist Chapel moming devotions over WTRR at 9:90 a. m. representing the Semiwill meet at 1:90 p.m. Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr., will lead nol< County Ministerial the midweek prayer aerviccs at Add an egg yolk and a littio First Baptist Church at 7:90 p.m. lemon Juto* to * eup of aiodlum on'the subject, "Growing a Chris­ cream sauce for something good tian Personality." Sunday School Workers’ Council and rich to servo over vegeta­ will meet at First Baptist Church bles. Slowly boat the hot cream at 9:16 p.m. The Rev. R. H. Spear wilt have sauce into th* slightly beaten morning devotions over WTRR at egg yolk, then stir la th* tomoa 9:30 a. m. representing the Semi­ Juke. nole Counly Ministerial Assn. Old-fashioned toft for deepTHURSDAY Vacation Bible School for boy* fat frying to still good If you and girls age* 4-19 at the Chris­ haven't a thermometer. If a tian and Missionary Alliance Church, Park Ave., and 14th SL, cub* of breed turns goldenMR. AM) MRS. AXEL O. DAIII.HKKG, celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary recently. brown In one minute after it'a fn>m 9 to 11:90 a. m. The Intermediate Choir will re­ dropped Into th* Ipot fat, yea * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * hearse at First Baptist Church at have the right for Happy 7:00 p.m. frying raw foods. Tlio Adult Choir will rehearse at Anniversary Beat two eup* of milk aad a First Baptist Church at 9:00 p.m. Aug. T pint of soft chocolate too eroam The Girl Scouts will meet at Mr. and Mrs. Hubert R. Rerg First Presbyterian Church at 9:10 together with a couple of tableCASSELBERRY - A eurprise to an abiding Faith and a spirit spoons af instant caffs* powder Serve minute steaks, fried la p. m. wedding dinner was given Mr. of cooperation. Her chief inter­ Thi- Mid-Week Bible Hour will for a hot-weather treat. Serve and Mra. Axel O. Dahlberg, 31 est Is in church work while Mr. butter, wilh lots of minced parabe conducted by Elders Arthur In pretty Plumosl* Way, Saturday night Dahlberg relaxes by fishing and ley. Good fresh taste. at the Vila Nova, in Winter Park light landscape work. The Dahl­ celebrating their golden wedding berg* anticipate a span of year* ahead, filled with happiness anniversary. among new friends, contact with The Dahlberg* were married in the family and relaxation In PMM BUMS Y# Chic go on July ZS, 1906 and re­ Florida sunshine. tired to their Lake Ellen cottage here more than five years ago. A I W AY S » l K S I (J U A t l 1 ’ ' Arrangements and table deco­ Happy Birthday rations for the dinner were made An*. 9 by the thrro daughters. Those Min Edna ChlUcndcn present were Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Aug. 4 llurghgraef, of Csssclbcrry; Mr. Joe T. Corley and Mrs. l.eon Couture, of Jack­ Aug. I sonville, III., and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dyer Charles DePerch. of Orlando. Ellen Carol Sloan Guests were Mr. and Mra. Floyd Dnmarinus Jonea B. Smith, of Casselberry who Margaret Dunn celebrated their golden wedding Aug. • anniversary esrly this year. Mrs. Baiter 8. Rowan During hi* active year* Dahl­ Aug. T berg was a brick and stone miB. F. Ganas son, working in Chicago and vlciDuke Brhirard •Uy.-Mv*. -D ahR aargrnfeftlw of Floyd Sparkman the First Church Of Christ, Nancy W. Steele Scientist, of Sanford, attributes Lucy G. Brrtsey their good health and happlneti Surprise Wedding Dinner Is Given Mr., Mrs. A. Dahlberg I l m NEW ST O C K UP! MUSLIN SHEETS • • • • striped cotton suiting ,64 133 Thread* per *q. Inch I All flrnt quality perfect*! Nn aocond*! Carefully glitched! Firmly neltagcd! Laboratory tented I 1 st-x ir 63 by 99 IN C H E S .......1.59 81 by 108 IN C H E S . . . . . 1.77 T W IN F IT T E D ......... 1.64 D O U BLE F IT T E D .......1.77 72 by 99 IN C H E S ........ 1.59 42 by 36 IN C H 72 by 108 IN C H E S ....... 1.64 P IL L O W C A S E S .........39c a s mar tie that cute campus capers Poncale Super Smooth Luxury PERCALE SHEETS • 186 Thread per *q. inch! • Combed yarn cotton! • Closely woven! P&AAOJUd& Mr. aad Mra. Polar Bukur re­ turned yoetscdty after a three weak verattoa spent la New Verb City and Cfevalaad, Ohio. la New York they vtotted with Mr and Mrs. Georg* Btftur who than ac­ companied them to Cleveland where they stayed p week with Mr. and Mr*. Jeh s Bukur. young junior ■ 2-19 81” X 108” 1.99 72 by 108 IN C H E S * • e e • e 90 by 108 IN C H E S ............ 2.89 42 by 381/z IN C H C A S E S ____ 54c SPECIAL FITTED WOVEN MOCK PLAID BED SPREAD Tiny white collar and rhlneaton buttons an easy In-and-out coat tire.** , - . auch a titnenaver when you're lata for that early morning clai*. Sizes 7 to 15. 14.9 5 MATTRESS PADS 4.98 Dr. J. C. Boyto returned from a vacation visiting In Ohio and Alasbs, Frldxy. • F a Or Twin Six* * t~g I P R IC E S! /• MIAMI ID — Hot* comae Ui* brldo—Gw long awaited bride of Cecil, th* Crandoa P a r t goo's a m layer ana n o a n g win­ te r . af whipped cream and crush- LO W %* Cocilia, • carnal imported from Australia, waa du* at tha aoo late Friday aflame so from Vara Botch, last waystop an a meandering Get your sold soup* ready truck junket that took th* blinking •ome hours before you plea to boast from Now Ybcfc I* Little nerve them a* flavor* eaa bland Rock, AriL, before heading (or Miami. In tha refrigerator. When Cacti aad Codlla moat, there 11 bo a tone* b*!wa*R them. If they InJkat* tbay’U gat alang, the barrier will be removed. The get acquaint** period may last two SPIRAL CHANTILLY LACK jdreaa designed by J* jTba ahouldera are aB Wed with o asperate ocorf ef pink i i a Penney's Own Proven Quality Nation-Wide Lonesome Camel Gets Lady Friend Mrs. Juno (J. B.) Brown baa re­ turned from Ben* Bun, V .'V a., after having a two months vaca­ tion visiting with bar mother aad eeo, Mr*. Has*! Freeland and Dana/ J* Nagle. n AUGUST WHITE GOODS Those attending war* Allyson Lee, Susanna Jonea, Cindy May, P a u y Pulvar, Dianna Nichols, Jan* Osborne, and Delores Hergreave. Also Tarry Gtffln, Cliff Abies, Bmeo' Me Murry, Tommy Brown, Jahnny Krafehkk, Don McCoy, BUly Bakor and BUly Johnson. Mr. aad Mra. Steel* toft yesterday t* m o ra l la Newark, N. Y. T “We Invite Charge Accounts*1 8 • Machine Waahabl* • Very Uttl* Ironing • At PENNEY Saving! / * �** Z O L A ROSS Frank Lane Meeis Match In Gabe Paul fielder J m F r a il* I t rati ntflJtrnM Chuck Harmon victory over the Cards last night It hoisted the Kedtegs within two games of Milwaukee's National League leaders and the'w inning flo w sbop and take K as a gift to run was knocked In by ex-Cardi­ nal Alex Grammas after fine re­ Louise Fenner. Mag’s plan strafe a w ag tee lief work by Hal Jeffeoat and neat day. Jenny feed goo* to tee Buster Freeman, who were picked shop and Msg was about U follow up by Gabe la little publicised when Nathan Grundy turned up, deals. looking so eerloua that Meg waited Tbs victory also edged the Redfor me first words with a fore­ boding she told beraetf must be legs to w fttla five percentage points of Brooklyn's Mite secondplace Dodgers, who moved to within IV* games of the Braves, beaten 6-4 In i l ' innings by the Chicago Cubs. In the American League, young Ralph Terry, with relief help, won hia major league debut as the New York Yankees ended their losing streak at six games, cooling off Intuition, ob, Boston's Red Sox *8. The victory but there wee again gave the Yanks an eightme finality la game bulge over second-place Cleveland, beaten by Detroit 64 la the only other gam* scheduled. Grammas—a shortstop Paul dealt to the Cards for 8100,000 a few seasons back, then reclaimed from Lane this spring plus out­ Babe's Operation GALVESTON, Tex. (IV-A "abort circuit” operation to remedy Babe Zaharias' blocked large Intestine last nlgbt waa highly successful, docton a t John Sealy Hospital said. It waa the second operation In the past three weeks for the famed woman athlete, who la fighting a recurrence of cancer. Hospital officiate said tha threehour operation rerouted the Intes­ tine around the obstruction. Qua Bell with the clinching run in the Hth off reliefer Larry Jack* boo. Bell, w h om Paul picked up from Pittsburgh la IN I for three lesser lights, had doubled to open the frame. He also slugged his 10th homer In the first Inning. The Card starter was Jackie Collum, the lefty who originally was S t Louis property and then was traded baek to Lane this spring for Brooks (1S-8) Lawrence He left In a four-run third that produced a 6-4 Cfncy lead. Jeffeoat, whom Paul got for ex­ cess catcher Hoble Landrith from the Cubs, relieved Joe Nuxhall in the third and would have had It wrapped up except for two un earned 8t. Louis runs In the eighth. Freeman — whom Lane helped waive out of the AL while with the White Sox when Paul brought him from Boston — pitched just the loth, and iron hie 10th. The Cubs had only five hits, but three were for extra base*— In* eluding home uns by Monte Irvin and Ernie Banks fNo. 23) that bullt a 4-0 lead. The Braves, who chip­ ped in seven walks, God It with three In the seventh, two jo John­ ny Logan's single. But reliefer Dsve Jolly then Issued a walk, a double to Walt Moryn and a sac­ rifice Gy to Pete Whlsenant that broke It up. Jim Davis won it in relief. Gerry Coleman's two-run single capped a three-run fourth for the Yankees after two were out, and they added the winning marker In the fifth on Hank Bauer's double, a walk and Yogi Berra’s single. A seven-run eighth Inning nailed down Detroit's fourth-itrtight vic­ tory, with Ray Boone's basesloaded triple the big blow against reliefers Art Houtteman and Bob Feller. Paul Foytack gained his first major league shutout tilth a flve-bltter. Herb Score fanned 11 and gave Just four hits, but trailed 8-0 when lifted for a pinch hitter In the eighth. Inventor Georg* Bolden, who applied for e patent on a "road machine" on May 6, 1870, Is tha father of the gasoline automobile in the U.8, Crackers Leading Southern Assn. m 1 r o w /* ■J am m. o /Y f m 9 r/M£f f SJ *1**0* 9 VfiCgrrM ? tit* A T 2 -H 0 L B A FFA l*, MB ^ MMlOBT ■} even » t eauA L * W toO M 't KBCO RPoF 6 Wtfity SM S’ ™ <siSK xr>K r* me P fT g * Ft/HOAtP ro u rw ey* baft rorM e T V * OF 0 4 ,6 3 0 . The moat runs driven la by a Cincinnati Bedlcg third busm an (in ena season wa* « . Cleveland coach Tony CucclnaUo (1U 0) and Han* Lobert (1806) share that record. A "piggyback" service has beoa installed on German railroads pro­ viding steeping cars and platform c a n for automobiles, which la highly popular with vacationists. SUa Mesial waa 16 gamaa who* Needle* te the 16th Kentucky Doth, winner to hare put la bis pitching for Dayton. Beach la winter training a t Hlateah race 1646, hurt kla arm and to n e d to outfleldiag. Week la Florida. By m ASSOCIATED PRESS Their perch could hardly be mure precarious, but the Atlanta Crackers led the Southern Asm. today for the first time this eeasor. And It Is fitting that a home run put them there. The Crackers, a rather slowfooted club handicapped by uncer­ tain pitching and a shaky defense excel in the business of producing home runs. Outfielder Bob Montag'a 18th round tripper and the club's IMth gave rookie righthander Dick Grabowskl all the cushion he need­ ed aa ha checked Mobile on five hits last night In the 8-1 Atlanta triumph. New Orleans, after humbling Birmingham three times In four meetings last week, swept a doubleheider from the Barons 18-1 and 8-4 and kicked the longtime leader into third place. Mamphla took over second spot, only one percentage point behind Atlanta by nudging Chattanooga 4-8. Only four point! separate the leading Crackers and third place Birming­ ham. Montgomery edged the Nashville Vela 68 behind the steady relief pitching of lefty Andy Pan*. T K tM O T tiAM M M R , CAKtW* M OUT 7b MA Ode OP TAB m am Calhoun Is Unhappy W ith Fight Decision NEW YORK (JB-Rory Celboun, winner of 83 straight pro fights, wasn’t satisfied with a decision over Charlie Cotton because he "wanted to knock him out a lit­ tle." Calhoun, 138, had to satUo for a split decision over Cotton, 158V*, last nlfht at 8t. Nicholas Arena. Both Judfea voted for the 81-yearold White Plains, N. Y., slugger (Joe Agnello 6-4, Artie Schwarts 0-8-1) but Referee Davey Feld had Cotton on top 6-8-8. The AP card showed Calhoun a 6-4 winner. " I like to fifh t guys who like to fight," complained Calhoun, who said Cotton “only exerted himself when he had to." The beat ha could aay shout Cotton, veteran of 88 pro rights, was "He's hard­ est to hit of any I fought" Bill Brown, International Boxing Club matchmaker, announced a ft­ er the bout that Calhoun had been matched with Spider Weeb of Chi­ cago at Chicago Stadium Aug. 88. Calhoun’s heavy elnhhteg .right and strength saved the day ngalnit his lighter opponent's abort, chop­ ping right. Thera were no knock downs although Calhoun draws his man to the ropes twice. Yankees Are Over Another 'Long Hill' BOSTON III — The New York Yankees, quietly confident ef an­ other pennant, were over another "long hill" today after snapping out ef their w ont alump in three years against tha hot and cold Boiton Red Sox. " It waa a long hill and Ufa al­ ways good to get over e hill," Manager Casey Stengel said la it night after the Yankees broke a ilx-gam* losing streak with a 48 victory over the Rad Sox. The triumph booited the Yan­ kees' American League lead to eight gamee over second-place Cleveland. Boston, In third place, dropped 8V* games off the pee*. Stengel gambled with Ralph Tarry, a 80-year-old right-hander just celled up from Denver In the American Asm., and the gamble paid off, thanks to fine relief pitching by veteran Tommy Byrne. 'Tarry, who attends Northeastern The heat way to remove the Oklahoma ARM college In the off stem from n fresh plnappte la to season, hurled creditably in Us protect your hand with n cloth major league dehut, although he gave up seven hit* and all three and twist off tha top. Mr PE T R I SCHAAL r L n iM BtaUsdclan 1 1 ORLANDO Buddy Kerr's Cocoa Indian*, who ta t a new league club homer record during the weak end­ ing T hunder night by recording their n th of the year should know by tomorrow midnight whether they’re going to win the second half flag and WOO purse plus the lisa pennant. y White the re it of the league played JOO ball or lesa during tha week ending last Thursday mid­ night, Gainesville maintained lta game and a half lead over the Indians with a pitching ataff that shows no algn of cracking. Whether the Indiana misled Kerr during the three days ha "sat out1* over the week-end A . lowfng a WO fine and Indefinite ■napenslon la Irrelevant In the faee of the first of two "crucial" series ahead. If the G's can cop both games, the final three weeks of play will be a mite less intense. It the In­ dians win both, the pressure grows greater, and fans through, nut the circuit will be In for some dramatic tilts unless till signs fall. The p u t week found Ken Silvestn’e St. Petersburg Saints and Walt Novick's West Palm Beach Sun Chiefs falter In their drive for second place. Ralph Clan dano's Leesburg Braves missed a chance to overtake the two too, splitting eight tilts. Cocoa's Tommy Wright sm irk­ ed out homer number N on Wed­ nesday night to tie the fine decord set In 1MI by Sanford, whlls on Thursday night, Felipe Aloe got two and Jim Hiller, one. Is send the Indiana along sense, t Ion ally. Alou'a two homer* enabled him to ding to'his .400 Individual bat­ ting leadership, IT points bettei han that recorded by Daytona's fine Don Dillard. Dillard's dunces of setting « league record dp hils went glimmering during the past week but he can equal or set a new mark In ra n i batted In by producing 86 more than tha 111 he had Thursday midnight. Pltching-wise, Julio Novarro r» corded his ltth win In 14 dodslons, while Giannicchlnl of Gainesville and Taylor of Daytona earns up with their 18th wins, making the trio eligible for 80-gamo status before midnight Aug. Jl. + Boston run* bi 8 1/8 tantaga. Tom Morgan took over la tha sixth and ended the Boiton upris­ ing but than bad to give way to Byrne, 35-yaar-old aouthpew vet­ eran, In tha next Inning when the Red Sox threatened with two out. Byrne retired the last seven b a t­ ter* In order to p*serve Terry 'a first American League victory.. Ja. fisdw uv UJhjaJtiu <£oaL A CLASSIFIED AD H E L P S YOU DO IT FAST A Sanford Herald Ad is tha quick way if locating tha owner of loot property you find. And what a thrill It la to giva back. Just about aa great aa It to get back. Phone 1821 to place a Found Ad. It can make you and eomeone else mighty happy. It may aava you trouble and ambaraaement later. Cardinals Ploy Season Home Finale Tonight With the fine record ef haring won their last five home games, the Sanford "Cardinals" close out their season at the Memorial Me­ dium Park hers tonight, taking an the league-leading Apopka nine. On the occasion of their last meeting, the local team took tha maaiura ef the Apopka ni by a acere of 4-6, defeating their ace pitcher, Jim Vickery, writ known to teen! Mae. it te Imped that a goaf turnout of baseball fane will be * • head for the aoaeoa home finale, to­ night. 'a s t s ifflr . Cocoa Indians May Win Second Hall Flag, $800 Pune d Jju&uh Jo Ouh TbdahJb. * way e r around the earner. De yon know them ! Do yen put yourself out jam a little sometime* to make tbalr Urea more pleasant T A cherry "hello", a genial ■■Ue aa taritatten to earn* In end alt awhile. T h a n a n the tiny miracles that make aetgtiborUaaea blossom and gram into n thing of earangth and beauty. Charity, May mg. bogtou at home. Similarly, K te fram your hmuo that aoxtdooruauo emeuetoa. Let's all bo good neig hbor*. Remember, there to a* Ux on yew iavost- 8KMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. «*»■ PLYMOUTH • I f B. M f t . PIMM 111 W E SA L U T E O U R T O W N ! �.. Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 R E LA X 31-ROOFING ted PLUMBING M ERCHANDISE - IT—FURN TP,*BE—BOt/WEHOLD 34—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS Buy your Furniture at Barry'a SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ PLUMBING 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE able Homee and Apt*. Phone II. Warehouse Fum Co., at 901 W. Contract and Repair Wort 1st SL Alt nationally adv turnFree Estimates —Factory to You— Unfurnished t-Bedroom a p t Near Itura at warehouu orient. R. L HARVEY Shopping canter. 8U8 Elm. Ns Aluminum 204 Sanlord Ave. Phone 1828 Pats plana*. HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN Venetian Blind! PRICES PAID FOR USED Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom CERAMIC TILE Furnished 3 rooms A bath, down­ FURNITURE stair*. 1801 Mapl* Ave. Phene Paul r . Mueller A See Pfe. 1M rail with plastic ends. Plastic or W ILSO N -M A 1ER rayon tapes, Cotton or nylon 1*14. I t s * estimate. Quality eords. FURNITURE CO. For Rent—1 bedroom fumlibed S e n k a rik G U u a n d P a in t Co. Cal) SSI apt. 863 per month. SL Johns 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone j Z9 S l l E . F lrn t 81. Really. 9Ve cu. ft. Colds put refrigerator Classified Ad Used fumltur*. appuancaa, tools, 2 Room furnished a p t available with freezer across top, 875. 8 3W etc. Bought-aoid. Larry’s Marc now. s room furnished apt. mm Revere Model 88 movie Contracting anu Repair 321 East 1st SL Phone 1631. available by July SMh. 810 Mag­ camera & case, 835. G.E. Ex­ tool Sanford Ave. Photo t i l l nolia. Ph. A. K. Ron attar. Flor­ posure mater A case, SIS Pb. ist. 211. 1225-M. 121 Laurel Dr. W. J . K IN G Plumbtm Contractor Avalon Apia. Kffleiency, Phone Fout-leckcrs 36.93 ; 40-hr. Alarm Kohler Plum blm A Supplies clocks $1.89. Sanford Jewelry A 7J0-W. Raem Electric Water Heaters Phone 1821 2334 Oris ado Dr. Ph. SO Luggage Co. 300 Sanford Ave. Efficiency apartment, alr-condlW* buy and sell used funutur*. honed. Hwy. IT-82 8. Slumber33—SPECIAL NOTICES 1A-PLACES TO EAT Paying top cash prices for any­ land Court. Beautiful Dinette Set*. Choice of thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ 11 Table Tops and 12 Chair A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS MAYFAIR — 2 bedroom home. "m a k -l o u r e s t a u r a n t * PUMPS ING POS'i on 17-92. Ph. 205-1-W. rnvar* . . , Complete with 4 All type* and siiea, Installed or U rge yard. Call 1430-J after . Sim ple Menu: T-Bone Steak, "Do It-Yourself." Chairs 6 p. m. Army Cots, S3.98: Paint, 82.50 gal. ' Breaded Veal Cutlet, Florida WE REPAIR AND SERVICE r-Sturti, 48c; Army-Navy Surp­ Lobster, Deviled Crib, and of STINE 3-Bedroom unfurnished home. No lus, 310 Sanford Ave. courie Lola's Famous P lu s. Machine and Supply Co. kitchen equipment, 200 French PHONE 1175-W for takeout. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. 62 Ave. Phone 146-J. NECCHI-ELNA HWY. 17-82 S o u t h . ___ And—Beautiful 34-Pc Dlnnerwirt Sewing Machine Center GATLIN BROTHERS If intrreated In apartment, clean­ **• ► * • ■■ •tin t ■>*■*• Sales, Service and Hemal* IF you can't have a load time at Dragline A Bulldozer Service er than average, doae-ln. SEE GARRETTS the DOGGIE DINER ft BAR it’s Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2493-W Sanford. Jimmy Cowan. Phone 0t6. FREE 323 E. First St. Phone 1123 your fault. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, rteta3-Room apt. Adults only. No peta. 8-CAR D^OFTH ANKS m enu, invoices, band bills, and 8 ft. Servel refrigerator. .V4 ton Phone 381-J, 213 W. Ith St. air-conditioner. Practically new. Handsome Bedroom Spade! programs, a t e . Progressive Wc wish to thank our friends and Phone 2953-W. Vanity with large Mirror Printing Co. Phone 4M — 403 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, electric neighbors for their many kind­ Panel Bed kitchen, US W 17th St., Phona F. M. R. fic. 10c A 23c STORE. nesses to ua during our recenk West 13th St. Chest of Drawers 679, Special—'Turkish Towels, 3 for bereavement. Your many ex­ ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call 81.00. 321 SANFORD AVE. pressions of sympathy and beau­ Reg. 3-ROOM lakefront a p t Hot water. Ralph Ray, 3130. tiful floral tributes will ever be 840 mo W Musgrave. Lake Mary. Air-Compressor, good condition, 830 1139.93 remembered and appreciated. T. V. REPAIRS 1012 Sanlord Ave. Phone 137. Mr. A Mrs. E. W. McCalley Furnished cottage by wrek of 'Til 10 p m. Service Calls, 13.00, and family. month. Ph. 3010-W-l. J. Q. Herrin, Ph. Z093-J. W. A. FOR FILMS, Finishing, Tape lie- New Selection of— Mr. A Mrs. H. W. McCalley Norris, Ph. 133B. Licensed Tech Sofai (Foam Rubber) 8149.30 New Smyrna ocean front. One, coiders. Supplies SEE — WIEand family. ' nlciins, guaranteed work. BQLDT'S CAMERA SHOP. 210 Sofa Bed! 10800 two bedroom apts., rcasunabla. S. Park Ave. Matching Chairs .............. *8 50 McGrath. 4—LOST and POUND Box 1412, Corunade BULLDOZING Station, New Smyrna Beach, t-r 44 APPLIANCES ECHOLS BEDDING CO. LOST — On French Ave., Man's LOWERY A BUDGES Tel. 1093-M.___________ tg black wallet, Identification, E. Man. 1SM W Orange City Syr 4-8634 FRIGIDAiRE appliances, s a l a a Comer 2nd A Magnolia, Ph. 1232 "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. J. Hoke. Call 28S7-X-M. Furnished apt. 40U» W. let. 880and service. (!. II. High, Oviedo, Open Monday’s til 8:36 p. ns. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p t 813. Plinne 3076-R. Fla. Phona FO-S-331S or Sanford VISIT OUR BALCONY LOST — Black A tan Cocker Span­ Well Drilling, HOWARD C. 1842-W after 8 p .m . iel, recently clipped. Anawera to completely furnished LONG, Phone 386 807 East Thla la a free p a n to the Movie- 3-ROOM nemo "Barney . Ph. 1410-X-J. with a *1,000 kitchen. AIR CONDITIONING . Commercial Ave. land Ride-In Theatre for Mae apartment SIT Palmetto Ava. Ph. 23*1. For Room or Building Selvldge, Exp dale Aug. 18, 1956. FOUND — Tan, part Shepherd fe­ UPHOLSTERY CLEANING H. B. rOPR CO. INC. male dog. Has harnen but no Large, clean, furnished apt. I FURNITURE A AUTO ,tag. Dater Dunn, one block Furniture Cleaned in Your Home 2(4 South Park Ave. Phone lit* $3—WANTED TO BUV adult*. 611 Perk Ave. south of Monroe Corner. New Modern Method — Cleans Full sizo Espalo gas stove. Reas­ Electric pump needed for 26' by IS—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL 1-1/4" shallow wall. CaU 8363-W. SanlUiai A Moth Proofs. Free L O S T — White female Terrier. onable. Ph. D31-M. Estimates—Call 1T14-J. Store for rent, 40119 W. lit. Phone Name "Tippy". Loch Arbor Hotpolnt 30 gal table top hut water • RENTALS 30T6-R. 833.__________________ section. Ph. 104 or 20*5-J. CROSLEY - BENDtX heater, 830. Ph. 903. Sales and Service g—PERSONAL NOTICES s u A W R H o iu f i^ ir o ir • REAL ESTATE 16—BGILDING MATE KIALA RANDALL Local end Long Distance moving. Electric Company French Avenua home suitable for UMVAVlkD TO HINT " A ltn U fat HOWARD VAN Servlet— Quality— Satisfaction USED BRICK home A business. For informa­ LINES, INC., PENINSULAR Ph 113 Sanford 2837-J-3 Da Bary TWO CARLOADS beautiful used tion call 1494. 1- or 2-bedroom apt. or house. TRANSFER A STORAOE, Inc. brick. Orange, red, and burnt Furnlahad or kitchen equipped. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Office 1SW Francl) Ave., Phone Mark. See them at SHERMAN HUTCHINSON'S Ocean F r o n t Adult* only, permanent. P.O. Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona 3168. Slip Covers and Drapes CONCRETE PIPE CO. Box 323, Sanford. STANLEY KULP Deach. Call 2374-W for rasarvai Rnllaway, Hospital a n d Baby PHONE IS3S-J. RF.D.I-MIX CONCRETE tlona after 6:00 p. m. 68— EXCHANGE—TRADES Bede. pay Week or Month—Tel. Miracle Concrete Co. 1423. Furniture Center — AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at 300 Elm Ave. EFFICIENCY Apartment. SuitPhone 1333 Sell or Trade—3 bedroom home la t 116 West First Jameson Studio. Special for chil­ able for bachelor or eouple beat part of Seminole Heights. dren to 3 year*. Two 8x10, (1 METAL ROOFING Private bath. Aeroaa Temper Beautiful yard and New beds available. Orange City NOW In Stock. B-V Crimp — 1-1/4" gold frame) *10, PHONE 31N, ' Office. Manual shrubbery. Will trade for home M anor'N ursing Homs, iniptc Corrugated — 2 ^ " Corrugated of equal valuo in Banford. P.O. 'tion invited. _______________ Trees trimmed, removed and daGet all Your roofing need* at Three and tour room furnish*] Box M3. mossed. Ph. 1007-R. apt*. Very eteen end close la. S h crm n n Concrete P ip e Co. SANFORD TREE CO. AUTOMOTIVE Phone 616, JI meat Cowan. 66—HUMU Out West 13th SI. 6—BOATS AND MOTORS SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, FURNISHED apts. Plume 13IL EM PLOYM ENT 8260 per 31. No. 1 Common 1230 WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* See the New Evinrude Line for *36 26-H E L P WANTED—FEMALE per M. No 2 Common 8135 per private hatha. 114 W, First St. ROBSON Sporting Goods M. Flours Laid & Finished; WAITRESS — Apply Touchtnn't Evinrude Sslea A Service Reasonable. E. F. Stevens, Ph. DESIRABLE one and two bed- BEAUTIFUL HOMES—FOR SALE Drug Stare, Mr. Clark. 364 E. 1st St. Phene M* 716-R-4 after 6 p.m. room furnished apt. Ph. 422-W LOW DOWN PAYMENT LADIES.............. Boat A Trailer, 860. 414 W. 13th St. 46—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 2 A 3 room apt Pb. 2S83-W. Christmas selling season will soon (THREE) 12—TRA1LEBH be here. Prepare now for large HAYNES Oflica Machine Co., Hose Court Apia. 3 room* furnish­ profits by selling beautiful Avon ed. Phone 1484. Typewriters, adding machines, Jt will pay YOU to sea ua before Beautiful 3 Bedroom Hornet Co emetics. Contact Mr*. J. Rus­ Salei-Rentals, 314 3tag., Ph. 44. you buy. Open Evening* end AVAILABLE for fmmedtala occu­ sell, P. 0. Box 913, Orlando. built by— Sundays. pancy, furnished home, |TI Good Used Office Desks from 833. EaateMe Trailer Sales Women Sew Easy Ready-Cut Used portable and standard size month. PHONE 538-R. Falatka, Fla. O D H A M A T U D O R , Inc. House Coats Home. Earn From typewritcri from $35. Furnished garage apt. Electric 811.40 To 836.16 Dozen Write P O W E L L ’S ■ Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 668-XR. kitchen. Phone tfl-R. ONE YEAR OLD Accurate Style. Freeport, New O ffice Supply York. MAKE AN O FFER 1IT 8. Magnolia Phone 986 This is a free pass to tba Rltg YOU can buy with LOW DOWN Theatre for Richard Rountree, 1933 Castle Trailer, 43 ft. 3 bed­ Curb girls, apply in person to PAYMENT and ataumo VA (OH 607 Elm Ave. Exp. dale Aug, rooms, excellent condition. Must FOR QUICK ACTION us* Clatsl Pig'n Whistle. Mortgage at 4kVT. Interest with 16. 1936. sell now, owner transferred, fird ada to sell rent hire. Call low monthly payment!, 1621. hley be seen 1 mile south of Daby Sitting Agency needs wom­ en 18 and over. Call: 3073-W. Sanford on Hwy 17-02 opposite LOCATION----Ratliff's U anga or Th. S01I-J. 21-HELP WANTED-MALE SOUTHPINECREST 34—USED CARS Wanted—Handy man for Mar-Lou and Clean lis t rordTvictorla, II37sT Motel. Ph. 2180. 1—3-Pc. Living Room Suite . . . . ............................................. 81S 88 Perfect 1949 Chcv. 2-Door, *360, B EL- AI R Sec I l ona 1953 Ford V-B Ranch Wagon, 81076 All-around Service Station Alien- 1—3-Pc. Living ltunni .Suite (plas tic) .......... 29.60 dent, No "Gas Pumper". Apply 1833 Ply. Club Coupe 8816. EEC US TODAY Tommy O'Steen, Gulf Service, 1—2-Pe. Living Room Suita (good slip covari) .......... 18.18 Phune M92-J a fter 3:80 P.m. JEJ 2nd 4c Park. <9> .... 18.88 OFFICE ............ 2688 French Ave. 1—Maple Arm Sofa Bed ............. BUSINESS PH O N E .................... 2100 and 2880 38—MALE ar FEMALE .... It.lH M .M .*... 3.00 1—kill ml Lounge .................... . SERVICES Old rstublisbcd linn needs relia­ ble, dependable bookkeeper and 1—2-Pc. Safa Bed Suite (wrought iron arms) ............................. 48.00 1A—BEAUTY PARLOBS general office worker. Box 111, 1—1-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite (plastic arms) .......... 38.00 Sanford Htrxld. Modern Air-coad)Honed Salon OHI I I .., ... MM■*. «.. . • >. 11.88 I—Armless Sofa Bed ................. H a r r ie tt's B e a u ty N ook 29—SALESMEN—AGENTS lie a. Oak Ph. i l l 1—Large 2-Pc. Living Room Suite ........................................ 6.00 820.no daily, Sell Luminous Door II—BUILDING - REPAIRS Plates. Write Itccvaa, Dept., 1—Wicker Rocking Chair ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . .... MMWWM...... 3.8S PAINTING No. ]5o, Attleboro, Mass. Free 1—Large Platform Rocker ......... , t .... . . . . . . . . „ « MMM.mmp«. . . . 8.00 Samples. A IR YOU LOOKING FOE ft ALUMINUM PAINT 1—Aluminum and Plastic Chaise Loungo .......tM M -tM w .... 8 JI 30—WOBK WANTED—FEMALE NEW BORE? For House Trailer Roofs NEED A PAINTER?—SEE USt ............... . 6.00 1—Uathinet (new, soiled) .......... WANTED: BABY SITTING— Day MrRANEY-SMITII S E E an d COM PARE 8413 S. Park Phone 1893 or night. Phone 1843-W. I—IJide a-Bcd (reg. $239-93) good buy ............- — ........___141.00 The Home i FLOOR landing and fjnuhlng. 31-WORK WANTED-MALE 1—Corner Bookcase ...................... ■, . . ..M MH.MMH*. W«». . . . . 4j | Cleaning, waging. Serving Semi- D.A.V. desires part-time employ­ 1—Vanity with triple mirror . . . . ................................................. 8JO nole county atnea 1923. ODHAM ft TVDOt. INC. ment. Reasonable salary. Fu­ H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary Builder* of Fine Home* 1—Small Dresser arid Mirror . . . . ................................. ture preferred. Ph. 2563-W. 7JO For Florida living For painting call Mr. Taaktr, 1—Large Bulfct Table and 6 Chai rs ....... .................................. 10.00 BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three WORK WANTED 668-XR. 31AN with family wants work. ............................. each ......... 6JO And Four Bedroom Homos * Repair work! Home alterations! Experienced in prodace, but 3—Large Dining Room Tables I ft I bathe will accept an)thing you have. No Job too email. Finished carp14—Odd Chroma Chair* ............... .................. ........ each ........ 4JO Varied Selection of Plant AvailFur information on status write enter wilt give prompt arrvlcr. to Box LZ, Sanford Harald. I—Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables . .......................’ each ............. 4JO priced From 811,800 to 824.888 Phone 1399-J. Rollins A Slagle. 1—7-Pc. Dinette, table and 6 dial rs ............... —....................... 10.00 VA <UI> - FHA A FHA In.arv S6-PIANO SERVICE Let a JU M m Solve That Problem MID-SUMMER SAVINGS $139.00 $119.95 USED FURNITU RE CLEARANCE FINANCIAL L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Phone 2184 Rm is I, Sanford 21-HOOFING PLUMBIN'] e» ' ^ . ‘ hoW S T * Same* on AH Water Puma*— Wells Drilled — Pump* Paole Road, Phone loo 11 PLUMBING A BEPAIBS j SepUc TsnkJnsiaRiUon A Uerrlce. 34—INSURANCE Preferred Rate* to Preferred Policyholders J o h n W iliisaea Ib s . A js a c jr 411 Saalard AtigaIk Bank PN o* 84 LIVESTOCK -DOG*—CATS—FETB ConnoctlMi. Archie C. t|||te *LV •II. Harriett PboM TJ4 W or 1233. For Sale—Mala Manchestsr-Chi* huahua Puppy. Pk. 1116-XJ Eva It Faya To Uae ■ingt. 1—Drop-leaf Kitchen Tabic (wood) 4JO 1—Drop-leal Table (wood) and 4 Chrome chairs .“f . ................. 14JO 1—Large Chlfforobe ...................... . . . . . . . . . . . ■ >—Smoking Bunds ...................... I—Rollaway Bed (with tnnerapri These and many olh purchased on our. EA 3 So come in and « . » . 11,00 ....................... each ............... JOc Dg mattress) ......................... ITJO er bargain!'m ay ba BY PAYMENT PLAN browte a r o u n d Phone i n Tucii., A u g . 7, 1956, P a g e 7 2-Bedroom concrete b'oek home Kitchen equipped. Living room, bath with tub A shower. Full tile screen porch. Rt. 2, Box 332-A, Ph. 2M-J. 3-BEDROOM house with carport*, torch and utility room, Frigllitre appuancaa, 8123 down LOWELL E. OZIER Bellder — Phene l>$8 OtMce: 2*«1 8. Orlande Dr. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES •VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING •LOW DOWN PAYMENTS •LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS A. K- SHOEMAKER, JR, Phone 1991 1800 Mellonville 3-year old home. Newly furnish­ ed, Choice location. Call 20T6-3I. Thi* Is a frre guest past to the Rltz Theatre for Mrs. PhlUip G. Roslnl. Exp. dale Aug 16, 1936. MMM9CIL. Waal M Matai Mlpnlwsd ‘.ill. Pmmlem.“** -' * 6ar*Tra4arrOat 01S Nil|fcbara C. O. Hilbwn <ft»»e • final melt km wtsiad a pick-up nodal. Cuitla Siakas, hit sast-daer sti|bber, dratr ■ pick-up truck but wssiad t ptaal type. Al(heu|h lb* 2 ui.u had parktd their truck* tide by sid* is tba uama yard far iuMihs,n*ilktr knr* af lb* Mbrr’i sard lilt Hilburs pLced a Tsmrd-iaTnde ud in ihr D«hin(AL.) tagle. R * fe>*l m*M>»i ter**k. at»um*i f i*ft*ei •*wi'»|mm»tmqr••i***i »»*PS06*^ # I. til Ml, I* I' *B‘tmU1,f*1 Zlk& iuLi, Ray LIiynoLos, HUNTSVlUl, A U l YES, MR. FARMER I can build your home, remodel, repair or build your addition to your present home. Financed at 4% Inlerct:, over a reasonable period time. LETS TALK IT OVER T. R. Mean* Gen. Contractor E. Celery Ate. Ph. 1420-M. Draamwold section, l year old. 3 bedroom, l hath, screcnad porch Wall A pump for lawn. 612 W. Briarcliffe. 88-LOTS 100 x 330 lake front lot. Crystal Point, Lake klary. Ph. 003 or 141-W Lot la D* Bary, block from 17-82, 130a76. Large trees. By owner, 8930. Daytona Beach 2-2629. 17—BROKERS- lad REALTORS ^ B A L L R EA LT Y RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON REG. BROKLA1S 8. D. Hlghleyman, Aiaoclala 2*4 Sonth Park Ave, Phene I Alexander ft Stringer Real Estate A Iniurance Mr*. Lourlne Messenger, Aiaoe. 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 16 Hobart A, WMIatna, Realtor Rnymund Lundquut, Associate Phene 1613 Atlantic Bank Bldg. OZIER REALTY CO. Laura B. Oiler, Broker Hate) M. Field, AiioeUte 3601 So. Orlando Dr. Phona 1338 EVENINGS: 311$ end T80 ROSA L. PAYTON DAILY CROSSWORD cjm.Z]i i rum: i j :-i'J3 n '3 i v n i m 48. Unrtflnad II. Af­ utJtirxn i i r vi i DOWN firmn n w ri mniu Mi> 1. "Totter a* fXH kl! tr.1 ’.)ll 1] live 11. Fragrance 2. In aria ieinrjt.it', r’7 ''' ’ atyl* rjtlNMVI’JUi vote 12. English fjw rin ru rm n 11 3. Malt cat 17. Me­ novelist iW I ,-j< -I I 111, 4. Egyptian 13. Citrus fruit chan­ UU n u l l ■1MIII1 god (var.) ical 14. Collection of 1 1 1 7 1 1 itXIJ i Jf-Ji-. . 8. Music note be* htvra birds U ncm il r.v;uv. * 6. Raltaratlon 30. W’oodan 13. Sign of the •tniiLJ m i j i ’ 2. Hlghprirat innmtlve shoe of Isrstl THitrear** Aaauaa 31. Vanti16. English pott I post.) 19. Elevated tiled 3*. Pol* 8. Indian Of a 24. Salt train 38. To cut, use# tahorUned) Kartaan tribe l cham.) with "anlcK* I New Max.) 28. June bur 19. Large worm 40. Arabian 2t. Bosk flax 8. Bullflghtar 21. A narroite ch latu m on font 30. Long views 43. Possess 22. Tart of 10. A prob* for 32. Femtl* "to be" 43. Arabian 23. Cook, aa examining relative* garment woundx maat, In 31. Wading IT.Treeofdw (Burg.) an ovtn birds <»«•-> 28. Slmplato* 37. Expraaalem r 28. High. r craggy hill 2*. A rounded, convex ?r molding __ *1. Goddase % of peace i w 34. Abyss TT IT 33. Professional golfar vr w t short* ACROSS 1. Deadly 6. Pa u ate anad) 87. Excavat*, 31. Part of "t# be­ st. Rock 41. Erbluni faym.1 42. Med* . emends fee 44. Ipic* 61. A dreaeer *8 white MHter IT. Lend of the lamas 41. AngloSaxon serf* ki V M m w y /M . 'SI 11 i r m m A® V Mi IT w sr y — u I y y * IT II Reglilared Real Eatet* Broker Phene 2871 IT-82 at Hiawatha 17—BROKE RB ta d SB ALTOBJ READY TO MOVE INTO - tea MONTHLY 2 Bedroom homr, completely Gets thla beautiful d-Badroom furnished, *6,830.00. TERMS. masonry home. Parquet floor*, three year* old and well pre­ 3 Bedroom home, I's Iota, good ■hade, concrete Block. Very served. Comfortable Florida room, ear port*, utility room. special price. *8,730.00. Excellent LOW PRICE 88,700. Term i avail­ terms. able. Lika View Horn* 3 Bedrooms, Oak floors, concrete block construction, outstanding A. B. PETERSON value. 818,300. Good terms. Broker Aaaoctatea: A. B. PaUraon Jr., P, J. Chaitirion, Garfield FRENCH AVE. SPECIALS Wlllatta, John Melich and R. W. House A Lot. 15,250 00. Trrms. Williams. A. C. Doudney, U nd House A Lot 83,760.00. Terms. TFT Radio taae MiLocvrr.na WTXB HXDIO TLKSDAr zm axooa »i«a The Bhythm Haur s.aa Wert* At Six aivashixn Sill Twiiteht eoue* ■:*« Xporla Bank III) Zluilo at llaadum J.iui V. K. W. T:n» Drifting Ou e C1*ti T .n Kienlae Xlual* Tian Kddlu KUh»r 7;«S li'u liainallm* a iou MSht KSltlon ■i l l I'nila<t NutlonSurveyor. 1:10 Tli* Jihylhm Hour Phone 1129 I ll N. Park Ave. ln;So FARMS At n*m* W'lih Jiuaie 1S;ZI Nun* Check with ua for farms, fully IP IT IS REAL ESTATE also Off equipped, reedy to go. Term*. aik Crumley ft Monttitb WKO.MEIOAT Alto acreage. Urge or small. at 11T South Park, Phone T7I u o a s ik a Sat us for French Ave. Property They Know _____ .Man On REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN t:»l Dawn uraakara This Is ■ free pa»a to the Movie- Stan Nan* 2344 French Ave. Wuuiarn Jamboree land Rlde-ln Thatlra for Mrs. .* .» N«w* J. W. HALL. REALTOR Joe Corley. Exp. data Aug. 10, 1:00 Mtrtn d clsnk Club Johnny Walker, Associate 7:1) Nnwu-I'litrlila 1838. "Call Hall" Phona 1738 'l l " N,w-> Wui I* 7:1) Xl»«ru xi A fllaac# HELL SOS •l.lrkfi', rtinll-U 2R.R. furnished home on 1 acie. Anything ■ :J * Mornlne Dnvntlone Total price *3,7301 Sll) Iturmuny Tint* With A a.os Wurlrt At N'lnu llltslfied S:l) Mornlne Zf*1o4i*a 311. R., 3-bsth new home In excel­ Ad M*r* and Thar* lent suburban lection, Beat buy ISlSS 1410 Club JUST CALL at 812.300, 11,100 will bandit. m i s Mum* of MulnSr 1821 11:U0 World si N'tion T acres with 300 young Pineapple NO CASH REQUIRED whan you ArricNxoox 11:00 n*4la Farm Dig*,! orange trees, plus a nice 8-BR 13:3" liar Nona Raurh place Classified Ada through 113a Amurl. M Lsseu* home with garage and workihup Uam* All Oil* for I1L600. Turn Tl»your telephone. Simply phone 4:S" 4:1" News 4:Si T urn Tim* 1*21, eay "Chars* it." Seminole Realty W. DIETRICH! T. W. HERO COLUNH ASKED TO VETO BILL REALTORS MIAMI i* - Gov. Collin* w it IN I Park Ave Phone IT e r 113 Y our H ouse Leak? asked by Dade County’s legteU* BEAUTIFUL tlv* dalegatioa In veto a HMUah C B. or Stucco, cell Lakrfrnnt home, built and equip­ City chartor hill the lawmaker* ped by owner, without conild■ponsored la the recent apecial rratinn of eoat. Sat on »ne acre session. TED BURNETT of large shade trreu and low er­ The group told the govoewer )WO» ing shrubs, with 160 ft. of white sand beach, on lovaly laku. terday that when they gave sups T he P a in te r Large, equipped kitchen, with port to the bill, they did not hater lota of cabinat space. I full tiled HE CAN FIX IT! it did anything hut grunt Blaloih baths, with ample linen apace. • new chartor. Instead, II aba Matter bedroom 1* air-condi­ Phona 1184 Days expanded Hialeah to ladada eight tioned and h a s . more closet _■I____ I.. .seen L..wIn a long .... 1982-M Nighta •qunro miles of roetdeasHot gad space than.... you've commercial time. Other feature* too num­ erous mention. n Available (or m ewum U mexituitu Immediate poeaaation a t 828. ROMES AVAILABLE: *30.00. CaU IU today far an ap­ Smith Plneoreat Sanford. FI*. pointment. Qiwve Manors Sanford. Fla. W. H. "BUI" fTEHPER Valencia VUlaa DeLaad. Fla. (ifly AJImIo AlMcilU ArleMa Price, AaaecHU SALES OFFICE 8811 S. French Ave. 1U N. Park Avo. Phene 3188 Phona « « f t m o After *;Q0 p. m. CaUmt-W. M A T H E R of SANFORD 203-09 E. First St. THE SANFORD HERALD 16—HOMES SMALL DOWN PAYMENT 18,300 for thla heme in choice location. 8 large lot*, near everything, needs some repair*. Consult A REALTOR First CULLEN AND HARKEY II Pays Ta Dm Qaealfled. 188 N. P ark Avei Phan* BUS h A- �j s a p m w aH w gj Young Women Select Steady Men TM NAVT’I "Able” la launched with a trail of Are from the Wilkinson on a training mission off New­ port, H. 1, The new anti-submarine missile has a variable range and can be find from e distance at •*“ undersea target, a distinct advantage over the depth charge, which it replace*. Ualemsttoasl) gram To Show Medfly Eradication Plans LEGAL N O T IC E a as4 each of you are hsreby led and resulted to present any is sad demands which you, or ir o f you, may have anaiui Uie e of WIL.UK MANKKItHuN. known as W ILL HANKKHHUN, MS. la te of ssld County, to th s r Ju d e * of Hamlnol* C ousty, la, a t nls offlc* la tho co u rt o f aald C ounty a t Hanford, la, w ithin o le h t calen d ar is from tho Dm* of tho rtrot lallaa nf th is nolle*. Kach o r daraand shall ba la w rltla x , h a ll s ta ts tho plac* of reala n d p o st o ffk * addraaa of lh* s a t, a a d sh a ll b* sw orn to by tla lm a n t hi* a a * n t o r a tU H»d a n y such claim n r d a . h o t so Iliad sh a ll b« void, ttoso l o t McCoy M inora It. Jam a* As A d m lsU trslo rs of in* Ms ta t* of Willi* IUnk*r*on. •t*o know* a* Will lU n k srto n . d*c*aa*d ruJf-V*fkiri«lr in<iii 9 l n F pubfle* 11on M t d i t e r- manager i for Waverly Growers, ttarts the technical program. He will discuss new mathodi In planting citrus. Other talks on Tuesday concern spreading decline and M ■ d 11 a rIn the Ocala ranean fruit By eradication. Grow* Aug. 13-17. ers will he Invited to enter into Discussing‘the Medfly program discussions on these two topics, will be James E, Brogdon,'Galnas­ says It. E. Norris, Lake County who Is institute manager. vllle, entomologist with the . Flor­ agent, eWdncsday’s sessions feature ida Agricultural Extension Serv­ talks on Florida’s’ water resour­ ice; Wilber Charles, Miami, State ces, budwood certification, econo­ Plant Board and G. G. Ilohwer, mic research program in citrus, Miami, Plant Pest Control Branch, citrus transportation, and tree planting. USDA. Tha Florida Agricultural Ex­ The Thursday session includes tension Service is sponsor of the talks on citrus production eosts, Institute. It Is an educational and methods or handling citrus, the recreational affair, according to purple mite situation, citrus ex­ Citriculturiat Fred P. Lawrenro ports, and fertilising citrus. Agricultural Extension Service of tha Kilention Service. Lawrence Is serving as program di­ specialists; scientists from the Florida Agricultural Experiment rector. Monday, Aug. 13, will he used MAN TO DIE IN for registration. Tuesday, Wed­ ELECTRIC CHAIR nesday and Thursday feature full RAIFOltD lit - E d g a r J. Lavoie. programs; Friday, Aug. 17, Is wind-up and adjournment day. G4, is scheduled to die In the elec­ Specialists in practically every tric chair the week of Aug. 20, for field of cltrlculture will give the slaying of his stepdaughter, Hnmlra Reiman, 19. talks. The Institute program opens at Gov. Collins set the electrocu­ 1:30 a. m. TucmIsv with welcome tion yesterday. The Pardon Board remarks by Karl Lehmann, secrc* last month denied a plea for com­ tary, Lake County Chamber of mutation. Commerce, Dr. .Mnnhall O. Wat­ Lavoie shot to death his divorc­ kins, director of the Florida Airrl. ed wife and stepdaughter at thrir cultural Extension Service, also Putnam County home Dec. 3. 1954. Ilo was tried only for fie giri’8 will apeak to the gathering, Charles D. Klme Jr., production slaying. A u s u a l f th , ISIS /•/ O. P. Iferadnn Clark of lh* Circuit Court Oouaty. Florid* tlordon V. Frederick Attorney for plaintiff Si n, Ho* m i 1*4 North Park Avantia Itnnford. Florida , ?,yi.T*TltlV TO Rill - .11? ' 2?.11 t? received In the office •? fT Ir Manager until Iron p. M "" Austin IS. ISIS, for air randlfloslna In th* Pn||r. m.lion aad In lh* city Hall, nid t.rlcai ho I . hli! JnrJl,Ao elect rl rn| wiring. ito a rw lre * *"• * ,nB. •‘•ndnw type uni I In Iw IIpp rhU r« riffle*, b. On# | ton wlrnjnw tv no unit tn *. fir e NsSi.fa , , * " on 1nhhy a. Tan utility nffleet, Iwn rltv rnnnnger'a office*, rlty commDston room, and finance ofh' Sti •hove hut Including miV t n v rnjMin work, office. *ie.T|n?f If — Resting h w ltem eire cost nf heat. . to '*rh of ‘bo ■ b« v e S i? All bids shall stale ths make Station a t Galnasvllle and the Citru s, Station a t Lake Alfred, and ‘ Florida ‘ the Citrus Commission; USDA representatives; State Flant Board offlciala; and in­ dustry leaders comprise the speak­ ing list. Since World War II, couples have been getting married at a younger age. Thus many a girl Is making her big decision at a time when ahe really hoe had little experience with boys. Often the girl Is marrying the only boy she has ever dated. Some girls announcing their en­ gagement have gone out with only one or two other boys. Dr. Clifford Adams of Penn­ sylvania State University be­ lieves ■ girl should date at least 2S boys before she decides on a husband. ! don’t believe such a number is necessary. U’a prob­ ably too high. But I do suggest M8NA88 FOIAMCO OAtCIA, Spanish seamen who n-scued Linda Morgan, 14, from the battered bow of the liner Stockholm gets a grateful handclasp from Linda os he visits her In St. Vincent’s Hos­ pital, New York. Sister Marita Itose looks on. Known as the "miracle girl" of ths liner Andrre Doria, Linda was catapulted from her cabin to tha smashed prow ot the Stockholm. She was on the list of dead when discovered by Garda. Iter stepfather, Camille M. Cianfarra, newspaper correspondent, and her half-sister, Joan, were killed. Her mother survived and thry expect to soon be reunited. CANDIDATE LINT INCREASES TAMPA US - Tho lilt of candi­ dates for mayor of Tamps has been increased to four with the entry yesterday of Jim Fair, a merchant. Others are Acting Mayor J. L. Young Jr.; County Commissioner Nick Nucclo; and Peace Justice W. Marion Hendry. The Sept. 11 election will be held to Dll a vacancy resulting from ths death In office of Curtis Hixon last spring. Australia's population was 8,113,■ 392 at tha end of 19U. By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (JP) — Fernando Lamas has decided, in the words of the current song hit, what will be, will be. So he’s singing. He didn’t want to sing. He wanted to be a serious actor, aa Indeed he had been in his native Argentine. But when he cA C* to this county, MGM saw him as a romantic star. And a singer. "I never tang at all before — except In the bathtub and some­ times at a party with friends,” ha remarked. "But MGM decided I should sing. Stilt, I never took lessons. Before I started a musi­ cal picture, t would go in and work out the songs.” When he ended his exclusive prnct with MGM nine months sgo, he drew a number of offers for film musicals. He nixed them. But so many singing offers came In following months that ha changed his mind. ”!f th at’s what they want me to do, I’d better do It,” ha rea­ soned. -Why fight ItT” And so he went all-out. He took TV offers, such as one for the Chevy Show on NBC Aug, 14, which he Is now rehearsing. Fernando la going to star on Broadway in a new musieal, “Happy Hunting,” with the great Ethel Merman. "And how can you go wrung with Merman?" Fernando sskrd. "Her name on a show la a guar­ antee of success." So confident oi sucicss Is he that he and his wife Arlene Dahl, plan to take a year’s lease on a New York apartment. " It’s a chance, staying away from pictures that long," he ad­ mitted. "But if all goes welt, it should bo a great break far my career." And will no doubt f i r m l y establish him—as a singer. means of caring for them. Frank S. Castor, director of the Bureau of Narcotics, reported at Sunday’s board. meeting thst criminal and noncriminsl drug addicts silks are confined a t the state prison. A resolution was adopted ask* Ing Ally. Gen. Ervin to find out how other sU tei are handling this problem. Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, state health officer, said It is hoped a contract can be let within four montha for a $420,000 addition to the department's headqusrtera here. The board ordered tta attorney to take stepa to condemn a part of the land still needed. The at< torney, William Walker, aald the property was appraised at $5.» 290 but the owner wants $12,000, JOAN MIITON, of Albemarle, N.C, is pictured after aha was crowned Mias North Carolina at Morehead City. Sha won over 40 contestants. Mist Melton, who will compete to the Miss Amer­ ica beauty pageant in Atlantic City, N. J , In September, messu rn 19-22-38. ffnlrmetioMl) CAIOi 840181$, Miss Universe, takes alia with bow nod arrow on bar arrival In New York from Califorals. She will fulfill her f|rs t assignm ent ns queen by reigning at tbe world premiere ot "Walk tbe Proud Land” at Clavtrack, N. Y. (intornetionaij 13-YEAR OLD DROWNS LAKELAND IM — Clarence Brown, IS, Negro, slipped from an inner tube and drowned in Lake Hollingsworth yesterday. Four out of five people on the Island of Cyprus have Greek an­ cestry. opportunity to "know bcrielf" at tha same time. How Steady la Steady? The term "going steady" has acquired a different connotation in our age of younger mar­ riages. Not too many years ago young folks would "go steady" and that would mean dating regularly — movies, football gsmei^ dances, parties. But mar­ riage seemed a far-ln-the-futurc thing. Today, however, if a young couple data each other regularly lor a month they arc already making their wedding plans. Such a hasty procedure) Another thing for the bridato-be to think about is tbe re­ alisation that situations which mike marriage intolerable for both parties exist BEFORE the marriage. Such problems as money, children, interests, in-laws can be talked . over before the vows are taken, Girls ahuold remem­ ber that the man may never change. Don’t marry him with the idea of changing him to suit your Ideas. If there are too many changes to be made, hap­ piness flies out the window. Bear in mind that you are riot only marrying a husband but alio a (amity. His fa m ily mother, father, sisters, brothers, cousins, etc. — will become your family. If the girl or the bay can’t get along on friendly terms with the other’s mother and fa­ ther there is much trouble and misery ahead. Be wise today. Think deeply. Look ahead. Take your time. You will be happier for it to­ morrow. to develop s smstl-dls meter type of ■pace satellite. 4. Limited under a hitherto se­ cret lnterservlce agreement to the development of surface-to-air mis­ siles with s range of 50 miles or more. Surface-fired missiles of les­ sor range belong to the Army or Navy. 5. Dispersing its missile launch­ ing facilities so widely that a di­ rect atomic attack could not de­ stroy more than one-third ot the (ncililipa or capabilities of s single installation. 6. Planning operational exercises to determine the charscterisllcs and capabilities of ts missies. The missile conference disclosed that the Martin Matodor pilotless alrplnito has demons!rated a relia­ bility and accuracy on s par with thst of current piloted fighter-bom. •E K STATE o p FLUItlDA TO! 'a U R L J t r o. WOODAltl>. whose place e f residence I* unkanwa A Swans Complaint having be** (WMl against you In lh* circuit gasrt la aad far S«mlnoi* founty. Florida. In. Chancarr. for Divorce, th* short lilt* of ssld action tidne VERNA WOODARD. Plaintiff, vs. C1U R LK S O. WOODARD, Defend­ ant. tha** prate oi* nr* to caus* and require you to file your written dafen***. If a*y, to th* Complaint filed herein, and In **rv* a copy tharenf Open Plaintiff's Attorney nn or be. for* th* Srd day nf K*u|*mber. A. JM*» otherwise a Decree Pro ConfetM will l>* entered aealnst Zon »»d lh* ratine proceed ex parte. WITNKHH mr hand and official Seal at Sanford. Kamlnola County, jJjjyldOi Ihla Srd dap of Ausuit, - (Dr. Beni, associate professor of sociology »t New York Uni­ versity's Washington Squire Col­ lege, for msny y e a n hat conduc­ ted a "Marriage and the Fam­ ily" course. She Is widely known a t an authority on marital af­ fairs.) By DB. MARGARET BENZ So many young women today am obsessed With the Idea of ceremonies, trousseaus, honey­ moon trips and all the attending wedding glamor that they some­ times forget the most important Ingredient In the making of a good marriage—the groom I A girl may concentrate too much on the wedding and too little on the marriage. If I could appeal to future brides I would remind them that they are not under pressure to get married. I would ask: "Where’s the fireT" In this democratic society of our« we have a free choice in picking lifetime partners. In many other cultures and civil­ izations the brides not only have no choice but also seldom see Lamas Decides To Be Singer A N Y T H IN G There are only scant traces of water vapor In tha atmosphere of Mars. L uscious P eac h C o b b le r F o r D ie te rs During this fresh peach season, wouldn't you like to be give* a reprieve from dieting I If yo« Just didn’t have to count calorics, then would be so marry luscious, mouth-watering deseerte to bo enjoyed from that ambrosUl fruit. You can stop feeling sorry for pourealf. Here’s a recipe for oldfashioned fresh peach cobbler, especially designed to fit into a reducing regime. Unnecessary calories have been lopped off without sacrificing even a little cf the eating pleasure. In fact, this streamlined recipe eaves yon l t t calories per serving ftw s th e original recipe. The secret? There’s n o sugar in the recipe 1 lasUad the rs-rfi-s . ss well as the biscuit topping, are sweetened with Suearyl, th a n-w non-caloric sweetener that can be used in cooking and baking. Tide sweetener sires the peach cobbler a natural sugar-libs sweet­ ness, yet doesn't add a single odlorist So make tbe most of tho season's fruit treasure. Enjoy luscious 6 medium peaches (H i lbs.) 3 tablespoons water 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 1 tablespoon Suearyl soiutioM or 24 tablets, crushed 1 tablespoon tapioca V4 teaspoon cinnamon Vi teaspoon nutmeg e r • tablets, crushed Set oven at 450'F. Para peaches, cut in half, sad remove pita. Place peach halves In n 1-quart greased casserole, Combine th# water, lemon Juice, Suearyl, tapioca, cinnamon and nutmeg; blend well. Pour over the fruit. . Sift together the Dour, baking powder end salt Into s small mixer bowl. Blend in butter until of the consistency of comment. Combine milk, egg and Suearyl, and add to the Dour mixture nil a t unco. Blend only until all of the Dour la mixed In. Spoon by tablespoonfuls over the top of the fniit. Bake in a hot oven (4S0*F.) for IS minutes. Reduce heat to moderate (390*F.) and M tn M minutes longer. Makes 8 serving*. Each serving contains 187 CALOBIE8! 8.T gnuns protein; 4.8 grams fat; 28 grams carbohydrate. If mode with sugar each serving Would contain 298 CALORIES. WE SEM E CAN five d^relih • lh^.bl^^'*,u!!‘,n*l,, »"4 *j With (h « r»rd#r bflm T H A T Q ertain F e e l in g (/• i/r s f/t/tf/W e PREPARED TO TAKE OUT. Half Fried Chicken. French Frieo-Balad— Select Fried Shrimp. French Fries-Slaw-Huah Puppies— Steak Plate—French Fries—Lettuce ft Tomatoes Steak with All Tha Trimmings PIG ’N W HISTLE SPECIALS Barbecue Plates—Chicken—Pork—Beef Pork or Beef Sandwich — Famous Sauce <9fnWhittle- �® b$ # a ttfo * Eotoblishcd 1908 S o U L M E XLV1I1 an in d e p e n d e n t tbWtztsdh d a il y S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Chiefs Club Membership Florida Lawmakers Prive To Begin Aug. 20 P ra ise d Owners Of Andrea Doria, Stockholm JPispule Over Blame i NEW YORK tB — Owner* of the Swedish motorshlp Stockholm and th« Italian Uner Andrea Doria a rt ta dispute over blam t for th t dlaaatroui colllaion of Wit two vea■alt. T ht Swedish American Line aald yesterday th t Doria without warnInf made a rtc k le it left turn In front of the oncoming Stockholm. 4 T ht Italian Lino replied that, on the contrary, a tw in , tmaifnaled right turn by the Stockholm caused the fatal crash. The opposing statem ents came as a preliminary to court actions that wM argue blame for the col­ lision. Millions of dollars In dam­ age claims are at stake. Fifty-two persona are dead or unaccounted for In the July 64 col­ lision south of Nantuck Island, f e a t s . The Doria tank, but more than 1,100 of those aboard were rescued. The Stockholm suffered a crushed bow but crept back to port here for repairs. The Swedish American Line filed legal paper* ta federal court asking that the firm not be held responsible for any losses, dam­ ages or injuria* resulting from the •rash. At the u r n time the line jpaid It would sue the Doria owners for damages. A spokesman for the Italian lin e aald the court action by the Stockholm owner* was "obviocaly made in anticipation of aa Italian tin e suit to m o v e r damages re­ sulting from tho sinking of tho Andrea Doria." Damage auits against both lines have climbed peat the two-mUUaeAattev mark with no eed In slfht Funeral Servicer Are Set Friday For 0 . J. Pope 0 . J. Pope, t t , died a t hie home • t IMS S. Sanford Ave., thia morning after a abort Utaeas_ Born la Dublin, Ga-. on June T, ItTi, he tam e to Sanford ta lto s from Dublin and had engag­ ed ta celery growing here fa r SO y e a n . Re waa a member of the P in t Methodist Church of Sentoid, member ot Sanford Maaonle Lodge No, 01 for over SO y ean , belonged to all Maaonle bodies Ipt Sanford and th e Morocco Tamp» b of the Shrine ta Jacksonville. Mr. rope was a former county commissioner for olght year* and ratirod from that position ta IMS. He is servlvad by hla widow, M n. Teresa L. Pope; three daugbta n , Mrs. Luc He Johnson, Pahofcae; Mrs. Moselle Jacobus, Orlan­ do; M n. k e b trt E. Kama of San* .f» rd ; two aona, Prod W. Popo, -* Sanford; T. C. Pop# of Orlando; and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at S,p.m. Friday a t the P in t Metho­ dist Church hero with the Rfv. J. X. McXtalcy of F t Pierce of­ ficiating. Burial will fee Evergreen Cemetery sad Masonic rites will be held a t the graveside. All Master Masons are atkod to please meet a t the Masonic Lodge F i t 1:S0 p.m. Friday to attend the fknersl services of Mr. Pope In a body. Hospital Notes Sterling BoMasew (Longwood) Patricia Dunn (Sanford) Mary Soderbleom (Sanford) Margaret B rett (Sanford) Robert Waitbeur (Sanford) Boo aid Meredith (Osteen) C!overt inell (Sanford) Lena Loehtay (Banfard) Johnnie Mae Cooper (Banfard) I Deems Louis* Nolan (leafard ) Erma Smith (Longwood) Neal Campbell (Sanford) B art a rt Digue (Banfard) Baby Girl Natan (Mr. end Mrs. WUbnr Melon) Baby Bey Smith (M r. and Mrs. Oeerae L. ----------- *) Settle Morgan (I Catberyn B a n ts (De Bary) W ilis Babin— ( l i t o w i i Tho Seminole Chiefs Club, an or­ ganisation devoted to the boosting of intersoholsitte athletics a t Semi­ nole High School, held lte second meeting a t the city eommlaaUm• n room of the Sanford City Hall last night. Over 20 enthusiastic a n l Interest­ ed member* attended the meeting and discuaeed plana for the com­ ing year, including a membership drive that will begin on Aug. » and last until the 23th. Vice-President Thomas Stringer outlined the drive which will be short but Intensive. The goal of memebnhlp In tbe organisation, for taia lte first year, baa been set at HO. "Ju st because we will not start our membership until tbe 20tto does not mean that we will not accept members until then," Stringer said. 'Anyone Interested In tbe support of our school athletic program is urged to Join today", Stringer add­ ed. Membership in the club la open to any Individual who U interested lot he boosing of tho athletic pro­ gram at Seminole High Schoot. Dues era $3 per year. Besides the membership drive other important matters were dis­ cussed a t last night's meeting. Principal Andy Bracken ot Semi­ nole High School outlined plane to the club for tbe seating of arc uni 2,500 people at the borne football games this year. To do this Bracken eatd It would necessitate the moving of the bleachers along the first base lien at tbe Memorial Stadium to n position along tho third base-line, (he west aide of the football flald. "We hope to have seating capa­ city for over 1,004 fans on the home aide of the field this year", Bracken added. The home side is being moved to the west aide of the field for the first time this year, which will be more convenient for Seminole fans. Coach Bill Flaming of S. H. S. asked the club last night to con­ sider as one of thair projects the filming of all the club's home games. This would bn a g n a t helpi ta o w eocenes coaches nam Fleming to ear ing stat­ eu tthe csi* -would \* e d .- H F o-eeld -----------------ut 4 » per-girae, •bout resident John BchJrsrd advised P nal that th e d u b would canaHar the m atter at ■ later date. In ether matters laat night the club asked the Seminole Athletic Association to make a financial re­ port to the d ob twice a year, in July and December. Principal Bracken aetd that the School would bo "very willing" to give the eidb ■ financial report. He aald "(he school'* books were always open for any members of the d u b to ace.” In other action President Schlrard appointed John Morgan to investi­ gate the securing of some form of insignia er clothing for the club to wear to Seminole High Athletic events. John W. Epps J r. and Daniel H. Mathers were appointed program chairmen for the year, and George Touhy and Mother* were appoint­ ed publicity ehalm eo. League-Leading Apopkans Beat Cardinals 8-7 The luck of the Sanford “ Cardi­ nals'* who hod won their last five games a t home, ran out last night, In tho last home game of the regu­ lar season when the league-leading Apopkane eked out e one run vic­ tory over tbe local team by a score of S-7. A typical Cardinal rally of five runs in the bottom of the ninth inning fell Just one run short of Using it up. However, the best crowd since opening night saw a fine exhibition and will undoubtedly be on band during the play-off ■ which will start nest week, a t a field and starting time to be an­ nounced later, and in which tanford will participate. Manager BUI Crabtree with a single and a double, led the Cerda at bat. The batteries: Apopka: Ty Bra sill and 111 Cod­ ing; Sanford: Jimmy Hawkin* and Jimmy K ridtr. The line score: Apopka: Sanford: T-T-l. ALIEN PERFORMER! GET FRER TRANSPORTATION SARASOTA ID — Allen perform­ ers atranded by the folding of the Ringllng Bros, and Barnum A Bailey Circus are point ta get free transportation home If they need. John Ringliag North, president of the circus, reported yesterday arrangements for (he trip are be­ ing made through Stephen SUegal, the circus' Ntw York attorney. Weather fair a t bat l except far a tarn ■eetlefed afterneen j S Killed As Plane Preparing To Fight Fruit Fly Crashes BOCA RATON (ft — Five men were killed early today when a Flying Boxcar crashed and burned while the men were preparing to carry on Florida’s Mediterranean fruit fly eradication campaign. Officials of Unitcd-Heekathom. a California corporation engaged In spraying for the fruit fly, said the plane developed engine trou­ ble while flying from Master Field a t Opa-Locka to Boca Raton to pick up Insecticide. All were trapped inside the plane except one whose bedy was thrown d ear. VlcUms were identified as: Charles Day, pilot; Ray Ho wry, co­ pilot, both of Hayward, Calif.; John Tichnar, Warren Rogers and Alvin Johnson, all of Miami. Tlchner, Rogers and Johnson were aboard aa ground loading crew. Officials said the twin engine aircraft had been Inspected only yesterday. " I t (tailed on a turn and with one engine smoking ft fell to the ground," aald Dick Gentry, salca manager of United-lleckathorn. The crash occurred about 3 a.m. In a scrub area two milas north­ west of the Boea Raton airfield. Day waa an experienced filer, offldals said, and had flown in numerous spraying operaUons, In­ cluding the Mexican fruk fly out­ break aome years ago. Spraying has been under way sine* June and the plane was to have sprayed in the Palm Beach West Palm Beaeh area'today for the siath time. Galloway Reveals T ax Corfectior Report For '55 Florida members of the U. 8 . Senate and House received a re­ sounding vote of thanks from th t Florida State Nuriee Association for their support of the Health Amendments Act of DM which passed during the closing days of the 64th Congress. The bill will prove of great value ta meeting the needs of the nation for nursing care according to Mrs. M artha O. Wolfe, Coral Gables, President of Florida State Nurse** Association The Health Amendment Act con­ tains five separate titles, the first two of which include specific au­ thorisation of federal funds to be granted to nursing schools to pay for tuition and expenses of pro­ fessional nurses who take advanc­ ed training to prepare for teach­ ing or administrative positions, or for specialised training for public health. Other titles of tha bill provide grants to states for extending end Improving practical nurses train­ ing under the Vocational Educa­ tion Act, extension of the Hos­ pital Survey and Construction Act, and traineeships and special project grants in the field of men­ tal health. The Administration plans ta spend about $1,000,000 the first year under Title I of the act for graduate training of professional public health personnel. Grants totalling $2,000,000 are expected to be made the first year under Title II for* advanced training ef pro­ fessional nurses. Grants for prac tlcal nurse training under Title 111 were set at $2,000,000 for the first year. In commending the Florida Ban store and members of the House, Mrs. Wolfe pointed out that one of tha most urgent needs in nurs­ ing today is for "suffident num­ bers of highly trained nurses for administrative and teaching ppositlona, aa well aa In public health nursing." She cited recommenda­ tions of health experts calling for at least half of all registered nurses to be p rtp a n iU a hsocslsu, n ew spa per * WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1956 N o . 1ST 1,000 Die A s Result Egypt Says Sfreamflow, Lake O f Dynamite Explosion W ill Not Levels Stay Below Freak Storm Hits Take Part Normal In State CALI, Colombia <2t— The death count climbed grimly toward 1,000 today from an exploiion of seven dynamite-laden truck* that ripped through the heart of this fourth city of Colombia, Latest unofficial estimates put the total dead at about 700. Rut many others among the hundreds of injured were not espected to live, and rescue workers digging through the shattered blast area continued to uncover additional victims. , It waa feared the death (oil might exceed 1,000 when an accu­ rate compilation could bo made. Official* u id employe* of U.8 . firm* probably were among the injured. President Guitavo Rojas Pinilla blamed political sabotage for the explosion early yesterday, which virtually leveled an eight-block area and was felt for 20 miles. Tha seven tnieks had parked for the night Monday In a densely populrted area of alums, ware­ houses, hotels, stores and factoriee In the center of this city of about 263.000 persons. The spot where tho trucks were larked was scooped Into a large crater by the force of the explo­ sion. Buildings as far as 12 blocks from the blast center were dam­ aged estenslvely. Large-scale relief operations were in full swing. Tha American Red Cross in Pan­ ama dispatched two tons of madleal supplies, including blood plasma, by U.S. Air Force trans­ port. Bulldozers and other earth-mov­ ing machinery worked around tha clock, moving huga .pUit.nf debris from (ba explosion area in a search for additional bodies. Burial of tha victims, hampered by an acuta shortage of coffins, was an urgent talk In this tropi­ cal climate. Military authorities announced plana to bury unidenti­ fied dead in a common grave. Rel­ atives and friends of persons liv­ ing or working in the blast area were urged to help In identifica­ tion without delay. Dump carta piled high with mutilated and burned bodies form­ ed a grisly parade through the city. Insurance officials estimated the damage from the explosion and subsequent fires would run as high as eight million dollar*. Buildings leveled included eeveral indus­ trial plant*, three theaters and six hotels. A Goodyear Rubber Co. plant was among those destroyed. Chicago's Polio Outbreak Rising cases and 11 deaths. Tbe total number of caiei ta 1932 was IN ). This year’s outbreak exceeds by more than 7Vi time* the 40 c a m and three deaths reported for the tam e period a year ago. MMnwhUe, leaders of the van­ guard to the Democratic National Convention starting Monday watch­ ed the mushrooming polio outbreak but did not plan any mats inocula­ tion of delegates. Dr. Karl Meyer, chief madiral ofifeer for tha convention, termed Urn polio emergency ■■ net serious snaugb to w arrant any planned r t r t program. 11m city’s oBard of Health praotDr. Harman N. Bundsson, Amodatod P rno Leased Wire India To Attend Canal Conference glim s, and said th at at present only about eight per cent of nur­ ses have received such cducatlooal John L. Galloway, Tax Collec­ training. tor, In hie annual report to the Mrs. Wolfe gave two major reaBoard, of County Commissioners, shows collection* for tho year tana for the demand for advanced 1935 of $>13,417.46 <m a Tax Roll of preparation for nurses: (1) to $922,024.78, Which Is slightly over meet the nation’s expanding health programs, and { » to cope M per cent. Galloway stated that a great effectively with the changing role majority of the tax payers of Sem­ of professional nursing. "Dollars spent for traineeships inole County paid their taxes in November taking advantage of und grants under the act will ben­ the four per cent discount allow­ efit tha public in tha form of bet­ ed. Collections last November ter health maintenanca and Im­ amounted to $644,67530 whleh la proved care of the sick and dis­ over two thirds of the entire Tax abled," the F8NA president laid. The bill provides for sdmlnlitraRoll. ' The tax payers saved a lotat of lion of the various benefits under $26,510.74 in discounts allowed for Jurisdiction of the Department of payments in November, Decem­ Health, Education and Wtlfara, with the advice of expert commitber. January and February. Galloway further staled this Is icq* representing the principal a very fine demonstration on the health fields, part of property owners of Sem­ These committees era expected inole County In showing their will­ to be announced momentarily, and ingness and ability to pay tb d r it is anticipated th at initial grants Snake Is Found will be made to permit graduate taxes when due. nursing student* to atudy this fall In Banana Stalk in various colleges and universi­ BALT LAKE CITY, (2t— Stanley Bomb Destruction ties offering approved degree pro­ Smedley found a boa constrictor grams. hi a stalk of bananas yesterday. Begins A t Arsenal It happened aa be and Nick Pott DENVER <21 — Destruction of 30,000 napalm Incendiary bomba, Burney Takes Oath were unloading a carload of ba­ nanas a t hla f*tlier’i Smedley a fearsome World War II weapon, began yesterday at Rocky Moun­ A s Surgeon General Fruit Co. bore. WASHINGTON tft-D r. Leroy E. tain Arsenal. Smedley recalled he had Just "The bombs are obsolete and Burney takes the oath today aa said: " I don’t believe all those the eighth surgeon general of the there la no alternative but to de­ stories of tarantulas and makes stroy them ," said Col. William A. U.S. Public Health Service, Hla appointment by President being found In earloada of banan­ John ion, acting commander of the Army chemical corps at tho a r­ Elsenhower Is subject to Senate as. And Polt replied: "There’s one confirmation when C o n g r e s s senal. Be estimated it will take at meets again neat year. He was of them now." It waa In a stalk of fruit Bmednamed to succeed Dr. Leonard A. least two year*. The 600-pound bombs are burned Scheele, who resigned to enter ley bad just unloaded. Tho ruth ta gain a respectful distance in a large pit ta a corner of the private industry. Dr. Burney, for 14 years a mem­ caused some bruised bananas. arsenaL Only a faw of the bombs Local soo curator Jerry D* are destroyed a day because they ber of the service’* commissioned corps, has been an assistant sur­ Bary, to whom the men presented burn eo fiercely. their find, identified the two-foot The steel easing* will be told geon gentral for tbe p u t li reptile. years. for scrap. > CHICAOO tit—Chicago's mounttag polio outbreak-now 600 cases and I I deaths—today appeared headig toward tbe halfwey mark of a full-scale epidemic. Clinics and hospitals, wary of the mid-August and September peak polio season, stepped up their program of Inoculating thousands of Chicago children with Salk antlnallo vaccine. The U. 8. Public Health Service, on tha basis of tbe city’s nearly four million population, baa set 1,610 cases aa the number mark­ ing aa epidemic. Tim IBM polio surge ta Chkoga tk t nation’s hie hast — is mors than H i times greater than a cor­ responding period ta 1132 when the imrtamiwgfc van oa$ «kk 119 I f Y a w H e ra ld U N o t D e llrtra g By I P . M . Con 1821 B oforo 7 P . M . F o r D eliv ery deaths yesterday, said, "Thera is aa Musa for alarm for delegate!." Rundesen explained th at 300, or M per cent, of the 0M cases war* In Urn high incidence West Side area while tha International Amphltoatr* — alt* of the convention —ta on Chicago's Southwest Side. However, Bundcsen continued his appeal for vaccination*, especially to parants of children ta the S-indundor ago brocket. So far, this p o p hod 231 or M per cent of the MB cases. Moreover, only 5$ M the 000 polio victims to data Tha ntoppad-up veedeettae drive in CWcnga la now averaging about 64,444 inoculations • day, Bunds- Lake Jessup Area A freak storm described as be­ ing "a dark cloud with a pink cloud In the center” blew the weat side of tho roof off the home of Mr. and 31rs. D. If. Fauver and caused a shed, also belonging to the Fauvers to fall down on their deep freeze. Tho "big guest gusts of wind” seemed to be only in a certain area. Mr*. S. A. Tindcl, on the old Lake Jessup Road, as the resi­ dents call it, said that it took her "big myrtle tree and twisted It like a big crane had torn it down. "I know there were two inches of water in our fish pool," she said and the dirt from the fields la "all over everything.” According to reports there waa much lightning accompanied by "big gust* of wind.” Lake Jessup Road is about four miles out from Sanford. Patterson Wins Berth On U. S. Olympic Team DETROIT Ut — Reid Patterson, fornjer mainstay of the Univer­ sity of Georgia swimming team and now an apprentice seaman, won a berth on the US. Olympic team hero yesterday. Pattrraon became the univar•Jty’a ^ f l m , Olympic (earn mem­ ber in JO y clrs when* be finished third in the 100-meter freestyle finals in tbe Olympic trials. Patterson broke ahead and did the first 30 in 20J but weakened a bit in the stretch. Rill Woolaey, an Indiana student from Hawaii, won In 67 seconds and Dick Han­ ley, a Michigan freshman, was second at 57.1. Patterson’s time was 37.3. Woolsey waa a tenth of a second under the Olympic record. Not since 1936 has the Univer­ sity of Georgia bad an Olympic team member. Forrest Towns and Hobby Packard were on the track squad that year and Towns waa • medal winner in the high hurdles. Highway Signs Soon To Blossom Forth In Rainbow Colors TALLAHASSEE Wl — F I o r Id a highway signs aoon will blossom forth in a rainbow of colon de­ signed to cut down confusion for motorists. State Road Board Chairman Wil­ bur Jones said the statow lli begin within a month • two-yearprogram of assigning distinctive colon to route m arisen on U. S. highways. lie said the plan—which Flor­ ida a ill bo the first state in the nation to put into effort—will make i easier for motorist* coming to bu»y intersections to tell at a glance which routa to follow, route to be marked. Its black and while signs will be rcpUceJ with ■rein marker* every 21k miles from the rGorgia line to Miami. U. S. 1 will be assigned red mark­ ers. Colors for other highways will be announced later. Mrs. W. L. Clark Dies Last N ight Mrs. Walter L. Clark, $3, passid away last night after an illness of several years. Her residence wn» at 207 French Ave. Burn Sept. $, 1171 in StUcsboro, Ga., she came to Sanford with her husband and children in IMS and had lived heya for 31 years. She was a member of th* First Meth odist Church hero and bad been teacher of the Trutbaeekera C lan of that church for many years, She is survived by her husband Walter L. Clark of Sanford; three daughters, Mr*. M. L. TUlis, San­ ford; Mrs. Charles Holland, Mi­ ami; and Mrs. John Canada, Dal­ las, T » .; throe aona, J . L. Clark, Sanford; W. R. Clark, Alexandria, Va.; Charles E. Clark of Key West; one brother, Lester Steven son, Panama City; eight grand­ children and five great-grandchil­ dren. Funeral services will be Friday a t 10:20 g jn. a t the Funeral horn* and burial wlU ba ta Evergreen Comotory. LONDON (2i—InJia agreed today to attend the International Suez Canal conference, but Egypt re­ portedly informed India tho would not take part In the parley. Indian Prime Minister Nehru an­ nounced his government's decision to the Indian Parliament in New Delhi. Authoritative sources in the Indian capital said Egypt had al­ ready advised India she would not send a delegation to London. Nehru told Parliament the In­ dian government r o e o g n i i c d "Egypt could not ami would not participate in a conference on the Suet Canal to which she Is merely Invited" and about which she had not been consulted. Nehru's announcement increased expectations that Egyptian Presi­ dent Gama! Abdel Nasser would try to put the dispute ovet his nationalization of the strategic wa­ terway before the U. N. Security Council. Britain meanwhile marshaled an air and sea armada to move more troops to the Mediterranean and went doggedly ahead with plans to hold the Sues conference in London Aug. 16 regardless ot whe ther Egypt boycott* It. Sir George Young, the Foreign Office spokesman, declared in a new* conference statement, how­ ever, "our intention is that the dis­ pute on the Suez Canal should be peacefully settled." He further declareJ the issue was "wholly separate from the Arab-Israeli dispute” and any at­ tempt to Inject that dispute "would not ba helpful to a settlement.” OCALA Ut—Streamflow and lake level* In Florida remained below normal during July, tha U. S. Ge­ ological Survey- shows, In some areas seasonal shower activity kept water levels from falIng below those for June and ta a few areas g s sil gains were ob­ served aaJ soma level* continued lo fall slowly. In general the situa­ tion for July was almost Identical with that of June of this year though normally water levels era higher In July lhan In June In most areas, the report said. The flow of Shoel River In north* west Florida remained about average during July for thia second consecutive month while the flow of the Suwannee remained a t about ** of average for the aeconJ coma* cutlve month. The Kissimmee RL ver was at its lowest July flow Ig tho 20 years that th* survey hep been gauging the stream. The Row of the Kissimmee waa only 9 p o t cent of tbe average for July. Silver Springs ba* been below average since June 1934 and It* flow last month was only 71 par cent of tha average. Lake levels of 17 representative lakes over tbs state were all below average for July by as much aa 7.3 feet, Eleven of thesa lakes have been below average for 20 conse­ cutive months. would in no way prejudice a final settlement of tha S-yeer-old quar­ rel between Israel and her Arab neighbors. This appeared to be an assurance to the Arab States. Iraq, Britain's staunchest ally In the Arab world, announced her sup­ port of Egypt in the Suez case three day* ago on tho grounds the dispute was "being exploited by Israel for her benefit." Young said it waa the intention of the United States, Britain and France, however, to aisuro the canal is operated In accordance with tbe international convention of 186g which guarantees freo pas­ sage to ships of all nations at all times. Egypt had birred Israeli ships even before she nationalised the canal July 24. Although B r i t i s h spokesmen were putting more emphasis on a peaceful settlement of the dispute, Ihe Shell Oil Co. today chartered an airliner to evacuate 30 British and Dutch staff families from Egypt in the next two days. Brit­ ish sources said several hundred Rritona would be leaving Egypt soon. Supurfor Court trial of eight Greater Boetaa meg accused of robbing the Brink’* Boston headquarters of $1,21$,III went into Its third day today with th* first Juror yet to b* chosen. On* hundred men and womog were examined yesterday for pom ■ible jury duty but not age w » found mutually acceptable by th t court, the defense and the prose­ cution. Judge Felix Forte reduced tho first batch of 100 prospective ju ­ ror* ta 40 In a precourt screening, In open court, 20 war* dismissed after peremptory challenges by the defense, I were let go on chal­ lenges by the prosecution and II more were excused a t the d lscr* tlon of the court. The state Is trying lo pick g Jury of 12, with two alternates, from a list of 2,000 man and wom­ en, being called for examination at the rate of loo a day. Ha (MM M6 Bag. M canfarOric* Public Is Invited To Boot, Ski Club Meeting Tomorrow Members of the Sanford Boat and Ski Club will gather tomorrow night In the civic center at Ft. Melon Park for its regular meet­ ing. Commandant Joseph Nicholas will get tbe session underway at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to at­ tend and the public Is cordially Invited. Anyone desiring to receive more Information about the club is asked to call either Nicholas at 9234 or 2034-R or Rhondet McMillan at 2603-J. Brink's Trial Goes Into Third Day; N o Jurprs Chosen Jaycees T o View Film A t Luncheon Meeting Tomorrow A 23-minute film entitled the “Jayces Story" will bs the pro­ gram tomorrow at the weekly meeting of the civic group. Tbe film, produced by (he National Junior Chamber of Commerce, Is reported to be of great Interest to all members. The luncheon meeting will gal underway at 12:10 p.tn. at J i n Spencer's Restaurant. Jack Se­ well will give a report of the Cau­ cus held at th* College Park Lions Club House In Orlando Saturday. This get together waa attended by Sewell, David Thrasher, Tom­ my McDonald, *'8onny" R abun and Q. Andrew Speer. Woman Is Arrested For Passing Checks Seminole Sporting Mrs. Geneva Hornsby was ar­ retted yesterday on a warrant by Goods Slates Grand Deputy John Bennett for passing Opening Aug. 10,11 worthies* checks. She now Is in the Seminole County Jail, Judge E. Houaholder Juvenile Judge la “ working on what to do with her l-month-old son who la being kept at the Jail with her." FUNERAL HELD FOR ARMSTRONG BELLEV1EW Lit— Funeral serv­ ices were held today for Eddie Armstrong, vice president of the Marion County Bar Assn., presi­ dent of the city council and seven times mayor of Bclltview. He wee attorney for the B u te B arter Beard daring the admin­ istration of Oev. Fuller W arns. Hla widow, two daughters and I aog survive Seminole Sporting Goods, Ban* ford's newast sporting goods store will hove Its grand opening Friday and Saturday Aug. 14 and U from 1:60 a.m. ta 4 p.m. The BemtnOta Sporting deeds !• owned and operated by two local Sanford man, Den "Booty” How­ ard end Don Smith. A complete line of boating goods, sporting goods and m o if other Items will be carried. Tbe new apertlng goods shop vfll ape* fallse ta out-board reg ain . I t la located on Sanford A ? v and MUh I t . across from M e* B ajnolda t * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 07, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 07, 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 07, 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/d0becd35425836a79bab8828de74340a.pdf 3e28d3937831f29722be443d37e3bc9f PDF Text Text J TWI M*N } W O O IS TH «V CO U LD S HAVE A PRIVATE MEETMft M THE BARRACKS THIS . M0BMNO,8tt ^ I WAS HEBE EXACTLY TIMES UP. r rVE GOT A NEW ^ PLAN "ETTACANT TALK TO ANY O O / LavGEa THAN A x HALF-HOUB.r A ' 6000 LOCK.' but ; d a d -* rve o n l y • TAUCEO Five MINUTES.f T H A T W A S M A LLV. ONE HALP-WOUB AGO.'/ SOU tVECE TALK.IMG T H IS l S 5 0 6 . i ' - < TH f BO YS ARC > rnna?=l TMiM * RK3HT7, T A K IN G T U I N 8 -?> WASHINGTON, (/TJ—'The "cold war" that mar Rapubllcana predicted if President Elaanhowar had a Democratic Congreti ia tha lait two yeere of hi* flrat tann didn't taka place. "Peaceful eo-oxletauee" baat da* toribas tha atmosphere in which tha Rapublican President and tha Damoeratie 64th Congreie hare worked ainca January 1968. Faw prasidant* have farad battar, legislatively, than did Praaldent Elsenhower at tha hande of the Damoeratie Congrats. Ha did­ n't gat orerythlnc ha aakad for or In tha shape ha wanted It. But faw prasidant do. Tha rotative harmony between Capitol Hill and the Whit* House during the paat two yaara trace* to several major factora: Elsen­ hower's earn political philosophy, sound polities, and the personali­ IMI ACOVf MAP Indicate* major shifts in U. B. defanaa strategy set far naxl ties of the congressional leaders tided to rely almost wholly on air and naval power everywhere bet la Em In both political parties. will be pulled out of Japan, once busy hub ef U.B. operations ia Korean war Representing what has come to be called the liberal wing of the Rapupllcan Party, tha President not even plan to listen to tha OOP often found himself In general ago: convention an radio or watch II agreement with Democratic poSocial security: Eisenhower got on television. lltlcal leaders on basic matters, mors than ha asked for from both "It's going to be to* cot and Democrats repeatedly chided the tha Senate and tha Houia with dried,’’ is his simple explanation, President for adopting Demo- Democrats taking tha lead In "I think the Republicans proto cratie policies, particularly In tha "out liberalising” tha RepubliTOPEKA, Kan. WI - Alfred M. ably will win la November,’’ Lan* field of foreign relations. cant. Landon, the Republican presiden­ don said hare Monday and add-J Political strategists In DamoM i l i t a r y ! A program to cratie congressional ranks long strengthen the reserve, advoeat- tial candidate of to years ago, ed, "but there la always a question ago abandoned any thought of ed by the President, was enacted, say* he believes he will find more about anything la which the Amer. carrying on a personal fight Over Republican opposition, and of Interest In the Democratic lean voter is concerned.” London says he has little doubt against Elsenhower. They figured against administration w i s h e s , National Convention than that of that anyone other than Richard that tha President was too pop- Congreaa votad tha Air Force al- his own party. As a result, Landon win bo on Nixon will be nomlnataJ as tha ular and too muchof apublic Idol most a billion dollars inextra to be tha dlract Urgat of political money. Congress early lait year a fishing trip in Colorado. Ho does GOP vie* prealientlal candidate.: Landon did cite two things he varbal shots. voted the President a frea hand Probably the maa most responhe|Pfn* defend Formosa from ing $1 an hour Instead of 90 eenta. feels c o u l d alter Republican slbla for the moderate course of attack from e o m m u n l a t It went along with him In his chances. On* is a general weak­ requests for extension of tha draft ening of tha economic picture of \ opposition takan by tha Demo- chJ"*eraU Is 8am Rayburn of Texas clv“ r *h u * Etanbower did not law, eontlnuaneo of hla rvogan Ira­ the country. Tha other is a aarioua * who has been speaker of the final action on his request tion powers and scores of less- reversal for America la foreign affairs. House longer than any other per- to •lengthen the Juatlce Depart- controversial measures. ion ment'i powers to prsvsnt sbuiei It took no aetlon on hla plea s’ ° f Voting and otherrights bo- for statehood for Hawaii, for a An astute politician, Rayburn s caul# of raca.„ ^ Tha DiMaggios hold tha brother program of govarnmant backed personal In te rfa ce , kept his colPore|fn ald. Congrell „U nJed health insurance, for revision of record for All-Star game appear* Iaaguei on mor* than on# occa- th, prograra and Yoted billloni t0 tho Taft-Hartley labor law and anees. Joe DIMaggio played In It alon from acutUIng laglalaUvo pro- (|runHc. ,t aIthoU|fh E|Mnhowir for lowering the voting ago to gamea and Don DIMaggie was in posala just becausa they cam. , hU f , h f ^ six. from a Republicanprasidant. hc aikfd Rayburn wanted tha 64th Con- federal aid for Schools. Congrass to dsmonstriU to Prssiutnt great turned down the admlnis* Elsanhower that ha waa wrong tration on this proposal after a when, during th# 1964 congrea- House fight over civil rights, slonal elections, ha said h# needAgriculture: Elsenhower got ed more Republicans in Congreaa wbat ha wantad—a aoil bank pro­ to help carry out tho presidential grgra without a return to rigid program. prlca supports. Helping Rayburn was Houst Natural gas: Elsenhower vetoed Majority Leader John MeCor- a bill that would hav# exempted msek, th# mild Msuachuictts natural fas producer^ from fedIrishman who has bean an axpert era) control—but only because of at hooping together th# sometimes lobbying tactics of somo propoviolently different factions of tha nenta of tho bill. Democratic Party Highway construction: EfienFrom th# Rapublican aids of hower accepted a bill providing tho olalo in tho House, big Con- for a multlbllllon dollar tax fttrl(rations to harmonloua relations nanced program of road construecams from Joieph W. Martin Jr. Hon. It was a Democrats substlof Massachusetts, highly respect- tute for tho bond financed plan ed by both parties; and from th# administration o r I g I n a 11y Martin’s right hand man, Charles sought. A. Halleck, hard hitting and Reciprocal trade: Elsenhower’s practical Hooaier. request for extenalon of tha roThai# four—Rayburn, McCor- ciprocal trade agreements act bomack, Martin and Halleck—got came law although the bill rams together on more than on# occa- within one vote of being killed lion to rescue sinking legislation quickly In tho House, which Elsenhower has proposed. Congress went further than ElA look at tha box score of ma- aenhowar requested in the matter Jor legislation shows tha Prea-1 of mininum wago Increase by vot­ London Has More Interest In Demo Confab Than GOP or TOOTHAS5TE I COUIONT f GET ONE MORE T—' SQUEEZE m ( outof J-s t f f ; ll|ll( TKAT5 THE TUBe WfiVC \BCEN GETTING THE LAST NOTA DROP OUG M IN TS HAVEFUSSED A TH E W EATHER. T E S T , AS, TH E U N E W E S T O C K , /» £ 'N ONE BUT TH E B E S r/* /I0 l osco u w e I'M ATAAl' HVTH rou t* HfU* /7WV/T/G4U . r / v r tu n . 1— 1 PMEOW ACf* fiOBOAWW AMA/tAT. S T E E L ST R IK E OR N O T -A PRICE IN C R EA SE IS SURE T O C O M E. IW -.? WHO’S MX. aXJTT-.f W E HAVE A Ottwww! , G O O D SELECTION OF BRAND N EW T O T A L PRICE NOTILM TO C M B D m iB S ahluavU trd title af lha case Is IV T i l l ! r u t Ml OK THU COt/SfTt Jeiitre C lU m bel and I’eul W. Ills- j u i u i ^ c a 11 I T I , vine, plalnliru *e. Nila Clark, el at. II.U M IU A IA PNOSATN Legal Notice i iu a c ic a v so. stss. . SUIT T* a p r TfTl.S U K V : iiiWU- ••• . P la la tltfe ULLX C L A R K , a t at. TOi ' a e r ie s t R l.l.t to m tF K v V * * 4 * * 1* Cl ASK. w h o ., |alt enon reeldenr* wne Silt Dielee Avenue. Cuyahoga t'nunty. - Ohlq. If sllto. and If dead, her • ■ unknown heirs at law. leeatess. (tevWeer or grantees and any and all perron, having ar rlnlmlng to have as* right, title ar Interest In the property In g«mlnn|c- fountr Florida. dafeadnela. Tha deecrlpllen at tha reel proper­ ly Invoiced In aald proreedlnss de­ scribed la tha Complaint is as follewei Lnl II Bloch • nf West WIISmere. Aernnd Xrrtlon. Longwoo.t Florida, according to lha plal thereof as recorded In Plat llonb ' nags |. Public Itecorda ol Seminole County. Florida. Tmi end earh of you ere required In file your snawer with lha fieri, of the nlcre Court end ,« u r j ropy theieof tipoa plntoUffn* ettornnvn Whn.c nd.t-r.. I, s* Kant Ptnn Street. Orlande. Flnrlda. not later than the Seth dee of Anguat A. 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SLtJL c. *»‘ «>»/vaa OPEN EVENINGS T ILL 9 2n d St.. 6 Palmetto Ave. Phones: 5 9 0 1 • 1234 �I S T ta ^ a n fo r ll I t m t f t " VOIILME VS XLVin AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 HUH ttSI OLD8MOB1LE flipped on s shoulder eni landed on Its top Sudsy morning on Highway 17-W2 while attempting to pasa another car. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4Councilmen Okay Six Accidents Are 1956-57 Budget R ep orted Sunday For Longwood Burpee Seedmen Win Championship A 1031 OIJsmoblle, trying to pass 4another car, flipped on the shoul­ der of the road two miles north By MRS. RUTH LAYO of Sanford on highway 17-92 9:15 Councilmen of Longwood npprov- Sunday morning sad landed on its t e d the town's budget for 1956-37 top. unanimously at their meeting on The car driven by Herbert J. Thursday evening. The budget be­ Green, Miami Beach was travel­ ing set at flt.9U.00 for the coming ing south and came behind a car The city-wide aoftball champion­ year. The mltlage will remain at which waa traveling at a slower twelve mills, the same figure as speed. Attempting to pass Green ship was won by W. Atleo Burpee in the final game of the season for the past several years. met another car aa he started Friday niRht on the Fort Mellon L. C. Hunt requested that Dorsia urourrd and hit hi* brakes flipping Park diamond. Ave. be opened for two city blocks the car on tu top. Damage was It is the second year the seed and that water mains be laid, to reported at 1*00 and charge* were that ho could start a proposed brought against him. Ptlm. Carl company team has won the tro­ ^ building project. Council agreed to Williams was assisted at scene phy In the Recreation Depart­ * open the street and will lay water of the accident by the Seminole ment sponsored league which la maina aa needed. Two other per- County Sheriffs department. Nei­ under the direction of Howard mita were approved for new homes ther Green nor hla wilt, Lillian Gordie. W. Atlee Burpee scored nine to be constructed at well as a per­ suffered any serious injury. mit for an addition to an existing Patrolman Williams also was call­ runs off 11 hits with pitcher Glen home. ed to Oviedo last night at 7:10 Eiland collecting right strikeouts, Ordinance No. Ill, aettlng the when John F. Russ, 30-year-old col­ Gene Nichols was behind the plate hours for all establishment* sett­ ored man, clipped a Negro boy on aa catcher, Hunt-McHoberta, runnerup In ing any kind of alcohol beverages, a bicycle. was approved for its second read­ Russ, driving a 1941 Ford truck the championship games scored ing. waa driving at a normal rate of seven runs off 9 hits, making four Water Commissioner Samuel speed when he "barely" touched of the runs In the first inning. Johnson reported that the new wa­ the blcyele of the boy who was Pitcher J. B. Watson had seven ter pump had been Installed and riding on the shoulder of the road. strikeouts with Bill Richard be­ Waa expected to be put In opera­ He was taken U> the Seminole Me­ hind tha plate as catcher. tion In two days. The score In Friday night’s morial Hospital but no serious injury waa found. Rus* was charg­ championship game was 5-5 unlit ed with a violation of driver's li­ the sixth Inning when the W. Atcense aa he only had a restricted Icc Burpee team scared faur runs license. off five hits. The seedmen’s Ed Patrolman T. Mark Mack inves­ Lockett got three hits for faur tigated four accidents yesterday In timet at bat and James Davis had which there were no serious Inju­ a double and a triple In hla three ries. out of four. ft Members of ths Sanford Kiwan­ The- first one occurred at fl:0S Both teami committed two er­ is Club will htar more about Flor­ Sunday morning when a 1950 Ford rors. ida's road program as well as Coach turned over on Seminole Hunt-McRoberli ramc bark In progress In ths Seminole County Dlvd. The driver was carried to road expansion at their noon lun­ Orlando and hi* name waa not the seventh Inning with two hits cheon meeting Wednesday at tha available at this time. Approxi­ and two runi Including a triple by Eugene Pennington. The rally Sanford Yacht Club, mately $200 damage was reported wa* too late however to build up Fifth District Road Board to the car. the acore. Member WilUam H. Dial wilt At T: 30 a. m. a 1935 Chevrolet apeak at this week's Klwanls lun­ turned over In Longwood between cheon meeting. Ihc town end highway IT-92. Driver was Robert Rosser, 23-year-old man from Orlando. The top end sides of ths car were damaged approximately $300. He was charg­ ed with speeding. Taul Dirdus Jones, to, died la A 32-ytsr-old Orlando man, Ed­ Francis P, Deame, personnelths Veterans Hospital In Laks ward Boridorf, was charged with man, first dais, wa* recently City at l:M this morning after an reekleaa driving when he smashed administered the oath upon re-en­ lllnes* of two yaara. Into the side of a car driven by listment for four years by Com Born In Adalrsvllle, Ga., he hid Michel Kllmen, VAH-9, Sanford minder Command m anuer W. w* W. ty . Stetson, {u ciid iii tu rn iin iio * formerly lived in Sanford for 20 Naval Air Station, ing Officer, Fleet Aircraft Servyears and waa employed by the Borsdorf was driving on the Lake Ice squadron 51. Sanford. Naval & ACL Railroad for 20 yean here. Front, at about 3:23 p. m. yester­ Air Station. He had resided at 23* Palmetto day afternoon one mile this aide Deame, sun of Mr. and Mri. J. St., Orlando for the past three of the bridge, when Filman, II Leopardi of Pittsfield, Man., years. Mr. Jones waa a veteran of years old, started to pass him. first enlisted In the United State* WW I and a member of the Amer­ As the U33 Chevrolet convertible Navy in February 1939 it Springowned by Kllmen pulled around tha field, Mass. This enlistment will ican Legion In Thomaavllle, Ga. Survivors Include hla widow, 1940 Chevy coupe driven by Bors­ conclude his 20 year* service with Mrs. Jimmy Jones of Orlando; dorf It waa rammed by Borsdorf tha Navy, which will enable him hi* mother, Mra. Lillie H. Jones who had also started to pass the to go into the Fleet Reserve on In­ Sanford; and one slater Mlsa Hoi- car in front of him. Total damage active duty if he to choo«cs He was estimated at 3150. kina Jones of Sanford. At 7:03 p. m. In Labs Monroe. haa aeen duty aboard battlcshipi .A Remains will be brought here Dessle King, driver of a 1930 Ford and cruisers as well at many for funeral and burial which wQ] sedan was hit by nuitoo Busby as Naval Air Stations and Naval be announced later. * he pulled out of the mad to hla Bases overseas and In the United home onto Gooi^ St., a backroad States. He reported to FASRON-51 from the USS Salem (CA-139) in of Lake Monroe. Mr*. King was driving north on September 1934. He la married to tha furmar Goose Street when the 1130 Ply­ mouth Station wagon driven by Mis* Lorraine R. Geswell of North The second meeting of the Sem­ Uurby pulled out of the side road. Randolph, Men., and they with inole Chiefs dub has been act for Due to the heavy underbrush on their two daughters reside at 2419 tomorrow night In the Commla- the ditch bank he didn't see her South Orange St., Sanford. Deame ’♦ slonera Room of the Sanford City car and hit the side of the Ford Is well known by many here ai aa doing approaimately 3100 dollars instructor end promoter of ten­ Hell at • o'clock. The main Item of Mtineas to damage to It. Busby was charged nis for the younger group of San­ be considered will be the organisa­ with violating the right of way. ford. There were no injuries. tion of tha membership drive un­ The Volusia County Highway pa­ der the club's vice president, trol reports an accident lata yea Thomas Stringer. _ . . __ , , lerday afternoon on State Road 43, President John Behln.nl urges teve„7 mllel north of Osteen when a 'nil attendance of the member- a 1953 Chevrolet driven by Mr*. Bandmaster Ernest Cowley hsa ship. Margaret K. Scott failed to make announced that the Seminole High i ____________ a curve and skidded 283 feet down School band will hold rehearsal! the shoulder of the road and turned each Thursday night from T:JO to over. 9:30 until school opens. Mrs. Scott’s address la Rt. I All prospective band members Box 464 Sanford. She waa reported The Sanford Fire Ovpirtmei.. traveling at a high rate of speed are urged to attend these rehear*, answered a rail at 12)0 E. Rajt- when her car turned over. She ale In preparation for the coming tlolph St.. Saturday. A ear, owned wea taken to Seminole Memorial pear. by J. H ircfd Rader, caught on Hospital and suffered abrasions fire but waa put out by the de­ and laceration* of tha irma, legs partment. and forehead. She else wea aeid ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Defective wlrtag waa m ealed to have a back Injury. The ear ON PAGE UK aa the c i use. waa demolished. 9h Dial To Discuss Road Program A t Kiwanis Meet Poul D. Jones, 60, Dies In Lake City Deame Re-Enlists To Conclude 20 Years With Navy Membership Drive To Be Discussed By Chiefs Club High School Band Sots Rehearsals * Defective Wiring Causes C ar Fire * , , MONDAY. AUGUST 8. 1856 ■saa--------- ------------------ --------- Smathers To Address Convention ★ If Year Herald la Net Delivered By C P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery Senator George Smathers, (DFla.) has accepted an Invitation ex­ tended by Paul Butler, Chairman of the Democratic National Com­ mittee, to address (he 32ai Demo­ cratic National Convention at Chi­ cago on its opening day, Monday, August 13. Smathers will speak aa Chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Cam­ paign Committee before the Con­ vention. Thli honor is attributed to the Increased activities of the Committee and Smathers’ personal leadership In the United States Senate and national affairs. The Florida Senator, often men­ tioned a* a vice-presidential possi­ bility, will outline the issue* In the forthcoming Senatorial campaign and will introduce several Senator­ ial candidates to the Convention and nationwide television and ra­ dio audiences. As 'quarterback' of tha Democra­ tic Senators who seek re-election, as well as those who are opposing GOP incumbents, Smathers will co­ ordinate fund raising end campaign activities throughout the country. in addressing the Convention Smathers will stress heavily the record of accomplishment of the 81th Congress under the able and outitanding.lcadcrship of two great Democrats, Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, Majority Leader of the Senate, and the Honorable Sam Rayburn, Speaker of tha House. Senator Sinai Iters, Just recently appointed Chairman of the Demo­ cratic Senatorial Campaign Com­ mittee, succeeds the lata and be­ loved Senator and former VicePresident Allien Barkley. Other member* of the Democra­ tic Senatorial Campaign Committee arc Vice-Chairman Hubert Hum­ phrey of Minnesota, Senator Henry Jackson of Washington, Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri, Sentor Richard Neuberger of Oregon and Senator John Sparkman of Ala bama. Funeral Services Are Held Yesterday For Leonard Himes LeoiUrri M. Himes, 81, died Fri­ day at 12:50 p. m. after a long illness. He had lived In Sanford for the past 18 years at 2472 Pal­ metto Ave. Mr. Himes wa* a retired florist from Oswego, N. Y, and »Ja* bom in Scriba, N. Y., June 23, 1875. He waa a Spanish American War Vet­ eran. Survivors Include hi* widow, I.cninla S. Himes. Sanford; one *un, Charles Himes, Sanford; one »tcpdaughler, Mr*. Msry Jane Haw. font; one stepson, Waltrr L. Dob­ son, Miami. Funeral service* were held at 4 p. m. Sunday at the Rrixton Fune­ ral Home with the Rev, W. P. Brook* Jr. officiating. Burial wa* held in the Oak Lawp Memorial Park with the following at pall hearers; Floyd G. Cue, Clayton Smith, Karl Yost, 3!artln Stlnecipehr, W. L. Vance, W. L. Hires, and the Spanlah American War cVts acting as honorary pill bearers. Cowley Conducts is » ■ U O y tO n O B o n d Whf,„ listening |lt(Cnlng to w the th. Daytona Reach Municipal Concert Band at Ihe Daytona Beach Bamlihel! last Friday night, Seminole High School Bandmaster Ernes* Cawley was called from tha audltne* to conduct the group. Cowley conducted th* band In John Phillip Sousa's March, "The Gridiron Club." He has Just return­ ed from Miami where he Instruc­ ted bind, theory, trombone and was assistant dean of boys at the University of Miami summer band camp. { No. 155 Asaodated Press Leased Wire Knowles Expresses Need For Sewage Treatment Plant Mental Health Unit To Form Wednesday On Wednesday at I p. m. local* persons interested in the forma-! lion of a Seminole County Mental Health Unit will meet at the First * f ederal Savings and Loan Assn. Everyone wishing to take part In till* public service is urged to at­ tend. Coming to Sanford for tho meet­ ing will be Visa Margaret Mar­ grave, Field Representative of the Sales Tax collection* during the National Association for Mental Health, who Is coming from Wash­ summer months continue to In­ ington to assist In this and other crease and to exrced last year's Florida activities related to men­ report*—evidence both of contin­ tal health. ued Florida growth and of In­ In the initial effort of the locnl creasing summer tourism. In Seminole Cmtnly, the Mile* group over 8300 was raised and sent to slate headquarter* in tax collection during July, based Jacksonville. If the Seminole on June sale* for 1956 exceeded hy County association is formed, 91.041.40 the collections luring much of that money can be chan­ the same period during 1033. neled hark and other aid cxn be The report It made by Ray E. given by the state and national Green, State Comptroller. organisation, it was said. This Sales Tax collections during underscores the importance of the July, based on June sales, total meeting Wednesday, 87,149,804. This I* not only an In­ Among those who have spear­ crease of 9182,Gtl over collections headed the drive here ere Mr*. of 88.908.882 of the previous Charles Park, Sirs. Gustave month, but It exrn-di by 81.214,594 Ilambergrr, Mrs. Sidney tvrs lit, (20 per cent) rolled Ion* for the and Mrs. 8. E. Chapman, repre­ time period last year.'(85,933,009 senting the Pilot Club which has in 1933). This la the first collection dur­ undertaken the work as one of its public service projects. George ing the new fiscal year which started July I. (Sale* tax cnllec Touhy has served as chairman. Don* during the flical year Ju*t endrd exrreded the previous year by 912 million, IB S per rent). County Sales Tax Collections Exceed Last Year's Total Hospital N otes August ] Admissions Charlotte Grren (Sanford) Ella Maa McGrlff (Sanford) Paul Davidson (Sanford) Marcus Nutt (Orange City) Robert Wsltlra (Sanford) Cara Maa Wilder (Altamonte Springe) Pat Dunn (Sanford) Dietbargrs Jana lisle and baby boy (Sanford) Ernest Whitaker (Sanford) William A. Brown (Sanford) August 4 Admit* Inns Augusta Ruth (Sanford) ■ Ditrhsrgee Gertrude Jones (Oviedo) Ernest Coberly (Sanford) Air*. John W. Rumbtey and baby boy (Sanford) William Johnson (Winter Park) Curtis Bell (Oviedo) Shirley Fryer (Sanford) Martha James (Sanford) August 3 Robert Brown (Sanford) Nell Slone (Longwood) Brenda Scnlt (Sanford) Betty Flowers (Lake Monroe) Births Bsby Boy Flowers Discharges Jeanette Cleveland (Sanford) Eva Benton (Sanford) Mra. Betty Flowers and bsby boy (Laka Monroe) Clara Mae Wilder (Altamonte Springs) Charlotte Green and baby (Sasfnrd) August • Admissions Sylvia Price (Lake Monroe) Phillip Grier (Sanford) Mergaret Scott (Sanford) Dischargee Marcu* Nutt (Orange City) Jean Fitton and baby girl (Sanford), Mrs. E. Brooklyn and baby boy (Lake Marv) Eddie Schlelf (Deity, Tenn.) $400,000 Damage Seen As Fire Rages Through Station AUGUSTA (/P) — Fire early today raged tWmigh television station WJRP, but officials said It may return to the air within 48 hours. Fire waa discovered In the at­ tic of the station located In North Augusta, S. C., shortly after 3 a.m, and caused an estimated d a m a g e of 3499.000 before It wa* brought under control three hours Inter. J. R. Fuqua, owner of the sta­ tion, said efforts were under way to rent temporary quarter!. He said he had located emergency equipment within a short distance of Augusta. Fuqua said he hoped the station wuuld resume at least partial service Saturday. Pat H, Rice, president of WltDW-TV offered Fuqua tho "fullrst possible assistance" tu get tho station back In operation. The liuulldlng housing WRDW I* clnio to th* burned out sta­ tion, hut was not damaged by the fire, Longwood CofC To Hold 1st Meet Of Year Thursday By MRS, RUTH LAYO Lone wood Chamber of Commerce will meet thl* Thursday evening In SumiyShide Park at eight p. m. Richard Zartman. preiiJent, re­ quest* that all member* he present and any other* Interested in Join­ ing nr a* visitor* will be welcome to attend. This will be the flrit meeting of the new year and chair­ man for the coming year will he announced. Entertainment la planned for tha evrning and refreshment* will be icrved. Board To Consider Proposed Capital Improvement Plan The Board of Bsnford City Com­ missioners has been called into special session tonight at the Com­ missioners Room in th* City llall to consider th* proposed Capital Improvement Program. Mayor F. D. Scott issued the call for th* special meeting which Is slated to get underway tonight at a o'clock. The agenda of the meeting also Includes "any other business that may com* before th* City Com­ mission." Former Resident Dies Thursday B. L Peters, father of Ralph L Peter* of this city, died Thursday afternoon at • hospital in Charles­ BUNG ADMINISTERED the eat* tip* re-enlistment for four ton, 8. C., after a short Illness. years hy Commander W. W. 8Utaew, cComasandlng Officer, Fleet Funeral services were held Sa­ Aircraft Service Squadron, 6NAS, U Francis F P. Deame, personturday la Waliarborot S. C. M inaa first data. (Official Fbeie .................. ....... .... w o . * . Navy) Building Negro Nan Drowns Date May, In Welfare Lake Be Soon While Swimming The need for and tbs Inevitable construction of a primary treat ment plant for sewage was vnie ed by Sanford's City Manager Warren E. Knowles last Friday in in Interview :o bring out for San­ ford citizens tho present status of the City relative to Its agreement with the State Board of Health of .March 23, 1953. Going hack to the beginning of the city's water and sewer pro­ gram, City Manager Knuwles pointed out that the City of Sunford now has Invested In that project a total of 81.150,000 deriv­ ed from the maximum amount of money that could be derived from a bond issuo and an additional sum front the itauanre of pari passu bonds. The City of Sanford operates with two separate budgets, Know­ les said. A budget for the opera­ tion of the City and a separate budget for th* operation of its utilities. The Utilities Department budget I* entirely separate and monies are from rovenuci received by that particular department. Other funds cannot be used for utilities, he explained. The original bond issuo for tho sewer and water project were au­ thorized under a bond ordinance based on tha revenue* of that de­ partment. All expenses, salaries and opera­ tion, as well as' equipment and maintenance, together with any capital Improvements and debt re­ tirement are paid by th* users of tha utilities—water end ^ w tr , K,IOei*% ©uurmM. All other revenues of th* elty support the general operating ex­ pense, rapitsl Improvements and debt retirement of the city. "The proposed sewage treat­ ment plant would have to come from Utility Department reven­ ues," the city manager explained. "Present revenues," he said, "have been built up tu tha expec­ ted margin whereby we can make capital Impruvemcnts at the pres­ ent time due to the late atari in putting the utility charge* on," he said. "The iiHlily charges were de­ layed almost a year due to the added and unexpected emergency and construction work on the sew­ age collection system," Knowlea ■aid , Explaining the status of the treatment plant, City Manager Knowles said, "Should a treat­ ment plant be built now it would necessltato an Increase in the rites of the sewer service chsrge in order to finance the construc­ tion costs." The original plan* for the treat­ ment plant called for the construc­ tion from funds derived from a pari passu bond issue which had to he used for the added construction costs and now a time element must elapse to build up our pres­ ent revenue reserve, Knowles ex­ plained. Tha Board of Sanford City Commlisioneri sincerely believes, as it has expressed itself on various occasion* when considering capi­ tal Improvement* in tho Utility Department, that the citizens nf Sanford do not wish their service charges Increased. in order to make immediate capital improve­ ment! to the magnitude of 9200,000 for a sewage treatment plant when U ean be built within ■ few years on the present revenue structure. When *sked If a definite date to ba named for th# construction of the proposed plant, City Mana- f" .t” “ffl: Ion that every one of th* commit sinners Is In favor of building Ihe sewaga treatment plant aa soon as economically posilbl* — and tha sooner th* batter.” School Principal To Receive Degree ' A Master'* of Selene* Degree will b* awarded by Florida State University to Elmer Bellhorn, principal of 8L Luke’* Luther*n School at Slavia, Tha commencement exercises will be held at FSU la Tallahassee on Auguat 11, at > p. m. Bellhorn received hla Bachalors Degree from Concordia Teacher* Callage, liv e r Forest, UL, fas 1940 A 21-yeir-otd Negro youth w*f drowned In Welfare Lake In tho Markham community Saturday morning shortly before 8 o'clock. Welfare Lake has been .tha scene of several similar mlshapa during mo past several years. Archie Campbell, a Lake Mon­ roe Negro, while swimming across the tike wish two of his brother* and Ihrre companions, apparent* ly tired out, vent under the water in approximately the center nf tha lake. The body of the swimmer waa not recovered until shortly after 2 o’eloric Saturday afternoon, according to Coroner W. Hugh Dun­ can. He wa* pulled from Approxi­ mately 12 feet of water by Deputy Sheriff Denton PravatL Coroner W. Hugh Duncan said that no Inquest will be held due to the fact that there were witnesses to the aceldcntal drowning. Investigating the drowning were Sheriff J. L. Hobby, and Deputy Sheriffs Morgan McClelland and Denton Prevail. P. Toney Awarded $500 Scholarship By Radiation, Inc. Six Central Florida young people Including one from Sanford, were named today aa recipient! o f tha annual Radiation, Inc., scholarship awards. These awardi of 8500 ar# made to employes of tha company or their children on tho basis of outstanding acfeo!ara!Hp"Wt fo rk records. Named In the announcement by Homer E. Denlus, president of Itadlatlon, were Robert Baker. Marvin Moss, and Marilyn Mur­ ray, all of whom are graduates o f Melbourne High School; David Daniel, a graduate of Cocoa High School; Phillip Toney, of Seminola High School and Georg* Yar­ brough of Orlando High. Tho latler two are employed In the Or­ lando division of the company while the othcra ere employed la Melbourne. The scholarships are awarded from a fund act up and adminis­ tered by th* company education committee. Awards are made to present or prospective college stu­ dents Interested In the fields of electrical and mechanical engi­ neering, business administration, engineering management, a n d physics. Collego graduates I* the** fields are too few to fill to­ day's need for technical personnel and the shortage la likely to con* tinue unless something Is don* Programs such a* thia by indus­ try are one answer to Ihe prob. le. ; by encouraging more stu­ dents to enter theso fields thle shortage may be alleviated within l few years. Radiation was incorporated la Florida In 1950. It la a progressiva organization which is rapidly be­ coming rccygnized as a leader la the electronic research and' de­ velopment Industry. Us operation is expanding in both Melbourne and Urlando area. Present plana rail for employment of 730 people by tha first of Decrmbcr, with « payroll or more thin 844* million. Allyson Lee Will Appear A t Orlando Kiwanis Club Th> mw||bm of th, NorUl 0 «v . n(1o jj|wan„ qjiub will have the opportunity tomorrow noon whm s-'-m - «•» of the llulcl Angcliilt of hearint little Ills* Allyson Lee, 11-year-oUl concert pianist, daughter uf Ur. and Mrs. John L Lee of Sanford, Th# accomplished young music­ ian who has scored heavily on every on* of her numerous ippearance* before church and civic groups wlU offer a program that would do Justice to a pianist twice and three time* her age, ranging from Bach .to "Boogie’ . Her re­ pertoire consists of some sixty-odd numbers, all of which she hat committed to memoryShe will b* Introduced to bar audiene* by Charlie Morrison., member o f The Herald advertising . staff, who la greatly Interested la furthering AUyson'a musical c** m h �1 rault Caul It Couaty, I Ltgol Notice LATf*. WA/SX. rP K tP O S T S n o u S / F IN IS H / f* C U U M M t Ui ■trrtt'M t D r o u M T i o i F tt B T U UtfttU . I H I I F ia n d a atatatat a t I M i T k a Foard a f OeuBty Cotamla* ( lam* m c M Id iir-rta lltl u l* v > . ■Inter* of 000110010 Couatr. Florida, w in ratal** hide at tha C la rk ’* Of* T hat J. K. tb Paulina W. dttalpar lua buular m tua lulluw lap e m it IDa# la tha Court Hoot# at Panfnrd. up ta I o'clock F. M. Aupuat lath, cata baa filed aald cartllicat* fur la a dead ta Ite laeued tnaraua. The 1111. far u a fallaw laBi certificate aunt her and year of la* rra a ta , i auam.0, me uoaciipiiun m m« pm . l . l t h l a t l ttafAp collar. narty. and lha name In which It it e m i t , a waa aaeeestd are ae felluw ti M l Wheal tra lfla roller. _ . CarU flaata /fa. t i l T h t Board rtaarcaa th# n e h i it reject e a r lad a ll effort. Bid* will be upload a t a .aatL.bg la ha bald Aupuat H a l. l i l t . Pubdlrliloa P l a ^ o u h V p a c a T t At t a il: O F. IftiPdoa, Clark Nama In w hlrh aaaaaaad W . N. M illar, Chairm an A llan lu it a n A ll nf aald pro parly halna In tha county of Baailnali. tta ta af Florida. Calaaa tuch aartlflctta thall ha re* teamed ae co rtia t ta law tha pro* party daecrlbed Ta auch ctrtlfteata w ill ha aald to lha hlthaat bidder at lha fro *. danr af tha aemlaele Cnuaty Court llouaa at Pan ford. Florida, on tha flral Monday In tha " certificate lum b er and year af auanca. the daaarlptma a t tha pro. party, a id th t name in which It war aaaaaaad a r t aa fellowei Certificate Ha. I l l TaaV of laeuaoaa June It . A. D. I l l * fite rrln tle * n f Properly; N I I I ft of W 111 It of ■■ •* or h k t* of a w >4 aattio t l Townahlp II a, Flag* It B \CTiCtt sh £ p s to s c o o fsa m , AMVP ACdMbiVA MAW WAM 7MT P O O * W M K M C 0 / tv • O f t V ,/ t Aaroa N an a In which aaaaaaad W illie U B yrd A ll a f aald a r o a a r t y halna la the County of demlnol*. Plata of Florida. IJalapa auch a a rlM ca l* thall ba radatmad a c e a r d ln e i* law tha property daacrlbad la oueh tartlflcala w ill ha aald in lha blehaat bidder at the front danr af lha Pemlnole County Court Home at aanrord, Florida, an lha ftrat Monday In tha month a l Fapiamhar. i l i a , whlrh H lha Ird day of depiember. 1 H I. Dated thla Mth dec nf Ju ly, m e . O. T. H ERN DO N c le rk Circu it Court, ■anlaate Cauaty, Florida (■RAM ______________________ m r r .c ’K o r A P P L iC A T io a FO R T A T D RKD I I m . 1P4.lt Flo rid a Iterate# or 1P4PI N O T IC E !■ H I R U J tllV B N . That J. K A Paulina W. a u m e tr tha holder of lha follaw lnp ra rllfl* cata hat fliad aald certificate far le t dead to ba laauad tbereoa. Tha r t r t l. flcata number and year or leauanre, tha daaerlptlaa of tha properly, and the nama la which It waa ataataad are ae follawa: Certificate No. I* Tear a f Im u ia ra Juaa It . ‘A . t>. I I I . r i a n o n n i k o . n in e I W AIT IH A M B U S H " party daarrlbad In aurh certificate Will ha antd In tha hlphrtt bidder • l lha front door of th* Prmlnnln County Court Houa* a l Hanford. Florida, an tha rlrat Honda* In thr month of id o l cm her. t i l t which la tha Ird day of Pcptambrr. l i l t Dated thla loth da* nf Ju ly, i l l * O P. M RItNIXIN Clark Circuit Court, ■amlnoia Count*. I l o ’ lla (P R A M ______________ j FVSAff •“ 5riVirMs.utt,:,r *•“*r r u u d i^ nu C lark Ctreull Court. .M A M N on™ o r AFPLICATIOK (la a . ta i.lp ’ P le M a B u n r a e of U N I N O T IC B IB M EREST O IV EN , T h a t J. E . o Paulina W. Btamoar tha holder of lha fallow laa aartifl* cata ba* filed aald aa rtl.lc a ia far ta t dead (a ba laauad tbaraoh. Tna oarll. flcata aumbar and year of laautnc*. the daaerlptlaa nf the property, and the n a n a In w hlrh It war aaaaaaad are aa fallaw i! Certificate No. l i t T e ar af leeuaaca Juaa I I , A. D. U K DaarrlpHo* Of Property! l o t U B lock K B u n aa ltw City P lat Nook T Paaa I t Name la which eiaraaad J . F . * tlA M .IK IIO L L T A ll nr aald property halna In the County of ftamlanl*. h lala o f Florida, tlnlcaa aurh o crllflra ta thall ha redarmad aonrdlnp to law lha proparty daarrlbad la inch rarllfli-ala w ill ha told to lha hlahaal bidder at Iho front dpnr of tha aomlnnle county Court llouaa a l aanford. ca rtlflcatt number and year pi li> auanca. lha daacrtptloii of tha pro. party, a id tha name In w hlrh It waa aaattaad a r t aa follnwei Certificate No. SIT Tear af lieuaaco June I I . A. D. 111. Daarrlatloa Of Property! • M l t l Raplat of Wlowaod Park F la t book I Paaa to N an a In which m a n e d Itabart Redden A ll nf aald Prenarty halna la the enuaty of ■•miaola, A la i* of Florida. Unite* aurh certificate ehall bt redatmad arrordlna ta law lha pro. party dterrlbed In tneh rrr t lflr a la w ill ha eold lo the hlahtal bidder nt tha front door a f the famtnota County Court Hatnii at Banford Florida, on tha f ln t Monday in th* e i r l i n t t l i i n a M f ta d m r • » !» • auaaee. the dtaertplTpn •* « * •• Pro­ perty, l i d lha name la w hlth It wei U M M ii nr* oa lollnwai Certificate No. t i l T t i r nf iMuanr* J " « It . A. H 'l U xcrlp Ilo K Of Pruporly: • l i t ft of W 't «f NW t. lt*p. linn t Town.hlp 11 •- Itanp* tl E t l A crci Nam# In which a*ac«»c<l W illiam I, * (Jcrtruil* Cuaaln A ll nf Haiti p r n p n r i y h*)P| In thn Counlv of Petiilnnl. Hlala nl Flo rid *. L'nl*** aurh ccrtlflM I# »hnU ha radatmad according to law f w property daeerlhad In auch ca rllflrat* w ill ha ao|d In tha hlchaat bidder at lha front door of Ih* Pamlool* fo u n t* Court Hour# at Panford, Florida, on lha flral Honda* In tha tunnlh nf dantamliar, t t t l which la lha Ird da* nr Paptcmhar, IM I. Dated thla l"th da* nf Ju ly. IJ1 I. ft P HK11NDON . Clark Clretilt Court, •amlnoia Count* Florida (ARAM s Dated n v j.? :i,BK«®ia!'‘ '■ thla llt h dec n f ju t y . t i l l . (■RAM B O T IC B O F A F F t lC A T lO K M i l TAN DMNO (la a . IP4.1t Flo rid a a la total of 1P4PI NOTICM la IIKItNHT (tIVKN, T h a t J. K. a Paulina W, aiampar lha holder of tha followind •mrtleicate hat filed eeld certificate for tan dead lo ba laauad thacanti. Tha certificate number and year of laauanca. lha dearrlotlnn of tha pro* party, and tha name In which It « u aaaaaaad arc aa fnllnwit Certificate No. le t T ear of leiuanea June 11, A. t>. 111. Daarrlnllna Of Properly: wPw:? Vtumru* « •ab lnaan’a atirvay af aa Addl* lion ta Manford F la t B oak I Paata t l * I I Naota l a which aeaamad Lnvle Battiaa A ll af aald property halna la the Coiiaiy of aemlnnlt, h la la pf Florida. Cal am aurh rartl.laata ahall ba radaamad aroardlaa la law the pro­ perly daarrlbad la aurh eerllflrate w ill ha enli ta lh a hlghaat bidder at lha .re a l door af tha hamlnela County Court Homo a l danferd. Florida, an tha flrat Monday In Ih* month of Bententhar. l i l t , whleh li tha Ird day af Bepiamher, IM A Dated thla lath day of in ly . I M I r f l (M Hw i j i w la a dead la ba laauad tharaan. Tha aartlflaata number e e i year af la* auanca. lh a daacrlptloa of tha pro. party, and lha name In w hich II wee AHcaaed or# pa follpwa: , Card flral a Na. I l l T e ar of latueaca June I I , a . D. I I I . Daorrlpttna o r Property! M t I t Block C F lra t Addition in drove Terraca F la t B oth T Paaa 41 Name la Which aiaaaaad Kroait Hlaka NOTICM OP A P P LIC A T IO N FOH T A X U K N Ii (to o 1P4.lt Florida Btaialca of ta ia i NOTICN la H R R K B T H IVKN . T hat J. K. A Paulina w . aiam nar lha hnldar nl lha follnwlna ra rllfl* rata h la filed laid certificate for •a t dead In ha laauad thereon. Tha ) iB t h » r s f lu lt o f b d s q u a t B w M n ( , ( i v l a f y o u r b e tD * all t h i p t w r BBBdbd f o r ta o d a r n a U c t r io tp p U iD O B B . PH m akm p om ib k such workaavinf, timeuvinc helpan aa I D Connie Grob of tha WaiUn|Ua Hem lore hie pitched only t*a m i cone in Ilia minpr Macuai. Legal Notice itltb u rp h 17, r a n n .ilt t o li! iraASnfeW i; :d Arcade Package STORE » f* . P la i n t if f a. » , H A R T N K A B fiN w ld u w , »t a l d a fr o d a n u . an d yim noil each „ f y o u . a t * r r n u lr t d In f l ) . y o u r A n a w .r l» p la lo llffa * C o m p la in i w ith I I I * C la r k o r aald C o u rt, anil t a n a tiuoo p l a i n t i f f ! 1 a t l o r i ir v , t l K t i A . P I ' K K K . J R . . w h o . * add r a .a I, P . ( I M ol l i l t , P an fn rd V i o l Ida, i co n * o f M id A n a w t r . on n r b tfn ri T u . r i a y . A u p u a t I I , A . I*. I M I , pirn I f *n u f a ll In 4n an. a d a r r * * era rn n fe a .o w ilt b * ta la ra d a a a la a l you an d e ach o f * « u . fo r ih * r e lie f 4 . m a a d .d In aald r o n ip la ln l. . . T h e r t a iu r * « f th la a u lt I . In o u lai th e t h la tn lh a ab o ve d a t r r lb .r i land W IT N K P P m y hand and th e . . . n f aald C o u rt a t A a n fo rd . d am ln o li C o u a iy , F la r ld a th la le d a y ol J u l y , A . I* ., j i i | . /*/ I t P IIKRNDON C la r k o f aald C o u rt. (C IR C U IT C O U n T B R A M |IK ;* ,.A a i'K K II, J R P o ll r l ln r f o r p l a i a ll f t a (Um E k etric DiBhwtahar) . . . and all th# other n o d « n I t OunahiBa flarvIoBB) that add up to » l l . , . ••Mtr IM n n -ttth km lty t odU .l.dOt r*>i“ a . I-*.*‘tc «’ , jSCtcu . - j f r 'cSto • TV pfctuit Bhriokinf whan othar bppUambs bib In UBB p. <v not m e P o o fu rd P lo r ld n HOW TO TAKE EXTRA VACATION Hanford Herald CImaifled Ada hslp you take extra vacatlonil They'll provlda you with money for weekend tripa by aa)liny*art1daa you no loncar uaa . . . They yiva you a vacation from daaninff and car(flf for thinya that taka yoilr time, and valuabla apaca. , You'vb a m/aL'i for evtrythiny . . . a aofa, refrigerator, aawing machine, piano, table or odd piocea of furniture, clothing—juAt about anything you can think of. Phono m i for a Wait Ad writer who'll phraae your ad for fajt*profit. toaaif H'lopakat iktlnaal *rnm b*d*i*<«n l M « M . R M pt k t �X r Legal Notice Flrtltlou* Sum* NOTICK IS H ERERY OIVEN that w . m i n i u i l In buslnei* *t t-ak* Mary, Florida, under the fictitious M m i of Th* D oggie Diner and R»r •nd (hoi wo Intend to register eald ntm « with tho Clerk of tbo Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florid*. In *reiird*nc* with th* orovlelon of th* Fictitious Name Statute, to -w lt: Sec* tlo* M I A* Florid* Statute* 1*11. I.KWIS I» LUSTER Mi l d r e d a l u s t e r IN THE C t n r f I T CAI NT. NINTH t i i m i A t , c m c i it n r r i.t im t it . in tN n r o e a i:w t\ o t.E c o v n t v . IN CHANUERT. NO. M M NOTICE TO DEFEND AUDREY B. rO L E T . Plaintiff. COWARD rO I.ET. Dofendant IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF w . t. f l o r id a i TO: EDW ARD W. T, FOI.F.T, De­ fendant herein, who.# place of residence le unknown. Tou are hereUr nnlllled that a •ult fo r dlvorr* hae been filed •gainst vnu In the above entitled cause: and fo il are hereby required to file Tour Answer with the Cterk of thle Court, and to nerve a copy •hereof upon p la in tiff* attornnv. Samuel V. Ilotch. 4«»-A Main Street Davton* Renrh, Florid*, not tater •ban the loth day of Auettnl. 1S.M •f von fall tn do no deoren urn run•e»»o will he entered *irnln*t vnu for th* relief demanded In th* Comnlnlot, WITNESS my hand and tea! o f avid Court thla 17th day of July. t*M. O F tlerndno Clerk flr r u lt Court Sanford. Florida (Circuit Court Sealt w lfo. m o r h tfo r* lh » H th l a r o f Aiinnnt A r :C’P In th* ntfle* o f the umternlgned “ terk o f th* d r cut! Court tn i Sanford. Seminole County, Florida. In default thereof. Ih* ran** will nmreed *v pari* upon tho entrv of a Decree Pro Cnnfeenn again*! von The name of th* Court In whlrh thin null tn pending I* th* Circuit Court for th* Ninth Judicial Circuit la th* State o f Florida. In and for Seminole County, tn Chaneerv No 7171 Th# naturo o f thin null and th* relief nought thereby I* th* quieting o f tho till* thereto, and th# removal o f th# cloud* from the Above denrrtbed land owned bv th* Plaintiff* to Semlnnte County. Florid* and for general ennllabte relief In Ih* premine# The properly Involved In thle eult t* particularly rieecrlbed **: t-nl* 1 and tT . Block f t nf I-ab* Kathryn Park! Addition No I a* the *nm# I* recorded In Plat Rook I. Pagrn I t to ( I Inclusive. Puhlle Rerorda o f Seminole County. Florida. WITNESS the hand and official eent o f the Cterk of th* Ctrcnlt Court of Seminole County, F lor­ ida (HI* tith day o f July A. D III*. O P. Herndon, Clerk o f |h* O lr'ult Court, Seminole County, Florida. (SEAT.) IHHIIOI’ A RORNSTEIN. Attorney* for Plaintiff*. 70T Florida National Rank Bldg. Orlando, Florida. In lb * Court o f (ho County dodgy Seminole I'nonlr, Florida, la Probate, la rot Fatale o f IIEN'IIY J THURSTON Deceased To All Creditor* and Peronae lla v la Claim* or Itemaadt Aaolnnt Said Kntatet Tou and each o f you are hereby notified and required to pretenl any claim* and demand* which you or either of vnu m*v have *raln*# Ihn Vatotn of IIFNRT J. TIIIHtSTON deceased, lain o f aald County, to the County Judge o f SEMINOLE County Florid*, at hi* offlen In th# court hom e o f *:ild County at Sanford. Florid* within eight ealendar month* from the limn nf thn first nuhllrattnn of thl* notice. Each rlalm nr demand nhall he In w riting and nhall Mala (hn place o f restdene* and po»t o ffice addren* nf the claim ant, nod shall he nwurn to hv th* claimant, bin agent nr attnrney, and anr *uch claim o r demand not to filed "hall h» void Emmeline M Thnrntnn A* Evecutnr o f th* l.a*t W ill and T otam en t of IICVHV t THURSTON (Inegated finngtae Stenntrnm attnrnev fo r E l retttor SM F d w a -t. tin tiding Sanford Florid* NOTICE TO APPEAR STATU UP FLORIDA, UHKETINOA, TO A 1,1* THE AFTKIINAMED DMFEN HANTS VIF.I LONHWOOD STATE RANK, a liquidated Stato Hank It. A Smith aa Liquidator o f tald Dank, now discharged. and Hay E llreen* Comutrniler ,>( Klnrl da aa Sueceeenr In Inlereat fi aald dlacharsed Liquidator; ANN Mrl.UIIE and ..............._.,McLUItE her hunband; ANN MrLIIltK EI.ITECII and EDW ARD H El.lTECH, her hueband: ADA I’ ALMKI1 a nt PAI-MER. her hunband: J I* CLEMENTS and ROSA CLEMENTS, hi* wife. If lllv * and If dead, the un­ known. heir* devlnee*. Imatr** grantees, ored lton , successors, Iru.lrea assignee* or other claimant* under any o f the above eprrlfli-nltv Identified de­ in t h e r m c c i T r n r s T p n R t h e fendant* and to all unknown NINTH J C IlIri At, CIIICCIT IN ANI> POE SEEINOI.M CIICNTT PI-tlE artle* having or claim ing to ava any right till* nr Interrnt IDA No. atau In or to tha follow ing described property nltuated In Memlnola C. A DAVIS trading and doing ho.lnee. a* DAVIS DROVE SERV­ ountv. Florida to-w lti otn l and 17. Work :■ of l.ak* ICE. Plalnlirr Rathrvn Park. Addltlna No I. an Hi* tame la reeurdrd In fla t ARTHUR R DEWINll and —DP.WRook I Pane* at tn <1 Inrlm lve INH. htn wife, and ROnKUT P Puhlle Record* of Ssmliiula • W ETHAN Defendant* Countv. Florida. NOTICE TO DEPEND m i l AND EACH OP TOU ARE HER HUT REQUIRED to apnenr IN TH E NAME OF THE STATE OF answer or fit* other drrenetv* plead­ FLORIDA TO: AIITHUIt S DEW1NR nf ing* tn the Rill of Complaint filed herein egalnnt you hr CIIAIII.KS J 1#1 Mount Auburn Street Cam brldg* II. Mnnnarhiiietta E1DEI. and KLIISARETII El DEI* hlnl K r Tvewlnr M i w if e af THE SANFORD HERAl.D 1M Mount Auburn Streat Cambridge l l . Ma**aehn*eHa Tou are hereby notified that C Mon-, Aug. 6, 1950, Pago 3 A Davis trading and doing hpilnen* a* Davie d ro v e Service hat filed In Thin Court hi* eworn bill nf enmAlt of Utock 'A ". A ll o r Block plnlnt tn th* eult. th* nature and '■!*’ all of lttnck •,K,\ Loti t Is nnrnoie o f whlrh In In foreelnte a l l tnclutlre, Itlock ‘ F“ . lo t a 1 rlalm o f Hen upon th* follow in g to II Inrluelv*. Dlock “U.“ Lot* described real ornnertv nltuate In I tn II Inclusive. Itlock " H " Semtnnl* County, Florid* to-w lti lot# I to II Inclusive, Dlock I. llegln H i l l feet Went o f th* l o ie I to li Inclusive, Block 1, Nurtheant corner of Section 11 the South 11# feel o f Dlock ! all Townnhln 11 South Rang* 10 of lllock 10 all In Harden!* Eaat, aald Nurtheant corner be­ Farm Tow * Slice according to ing ahown with I’ llM on Plat o f Plat In Plat Rook f. Png* 11. ly­ llardenl* Farm* In Dial llook « ing and being In Seminal* Coun­ Pag* 11 run South S dagree* ty. F lorid a ,. Went 11111 feet. North *1 de­ and veil are hereby notified t* PI* ars™ tVent Ita i.t fret. Norlh 1 degree* Eant J ill.I feet North your Answer with th# Clerk o f Ilia abov* Court and tn aarv# a eotiv II degree* Went lot.* feet South I* degree* 10 minute* Went 111 thereof upon th* plain tiff* a tto r­ ney* Rnitgrr* and Kirkland lit feet. Went 1 0 (1 feet. North UO M feel South 11 degree* Norlh Main Street Orlando Florida* on or b.-for# th* l*th dav o f A u glltl, Eaat 1007.1 feet. South 1 decree* W o t to ia .l feet to beginning A. D , t i l l , otherwise th* allegation* etcept. Beginning at a point nf -aid com plaint will h* taken aa North *1 dearer* t\'#*t M >1 confessed WITNESS mv hand and eeal o f chain* from thn Snotheaet cor* n*r o f Mitchell'* Survey nf Ih# said Court at Sanford. Florida, this llth dav of Julv. A R. t i l l . .evy (Irani, according to Plat In O P HERNDON 'lat Rook I Pag* 1 eald m a rl­ Clerk o f th* Circuit Court ing point being ahnwn on mop Seminole rou n tv Florida nf Mlcnu’ n Subdivision In Plat H v A J l.umlqulst. Rook 1 Png* 11. run tbenen Hmilli 1 degree# tVe*t 17*7* feet (Sent* Deputy Cterk along th# Weal linn nf the l.e lla rd r tract. I h n n e a In Pn,leers aad Kirkland thn right with an Interior Angle *27 North Main Street of *»* it* Norlh It* 1C Went Orlando Florida t i l t I feat tn th* AVrnt right nf wav linn nf tha Tu«enwllt.n-(tahrlella Itnad and the Eant line nf Mleon'a Subdivision a ccord ­ ing to plat In Plat Rook 1 Page 41 thenea North 1* IS' Eant |ol« 1 feet along the Went right nf wav tin* of th* To*raw lll*. nabrlella llnnd tn the Norlheant corner o f l o t 1. nf raid Miron'* Nuhdlvlilnn thence run Norlh »«• IF Went 1017 1 feet alone th* Northtlne o f Lot I nf eald Mlrnu'n Subdlvlnlnn Into th# w a ­ ter# nf Little l.*K* Howell thence to th* right with an In­ terior angle of in* IF Eaat too feet thenre to the right with an Interior angle nf »«• and Par­ allel with the Norlh tine of Ln! I nf aald Mlenu'a Hnhdlvtnlan H I* I feet to the Went right o f w av line o f th* Tu*cawl1ta-HatiHell* Road Ihenc* North* u te r is along tha right o f wav Un* of Ih* Tuacawllla-Oahrlella Road M l 1 feet to th* Intersection of the South Roe o f aald Mitchell'* A n o irr Survey nf th* l,#vr (Irani and th* Went rloh l nf wnv tin* of the T tl-cgw llla-H ih rloll* H old Ihenc* South II* Ea*t t i l l feel TIUS QUESTION to the nolot o f healrnlng and e trrp t Rrglnnlng at th* North weef corner o f te*l I nf Mleon'a 1 should hava spent tha S10 Suhdlvlatnn according to plat tn Plat Rook J, Pag* |! thence North M* 41* l\’ r*t. helog the for Imurineo Instead af for evten.loo w esterly of Ih* Nnrlh tin* nf aald I-ot I. a dlitane* nf paint. When f got up in tha to feet Into the water* nf ■lltl* l.ak* llnvrell there* tn newly painted the left at an anal* nf »#• to morning, my th* point nf Intersection with boat and my outboard motor the South Una o f eald l e t 1 pro­ jected weatwardlv thenre eaatertv to the Rn«thwe*t corner of were gone—with tha boat trailaald t o t 1 Ihenc* along the We#lertv line o f eald l o t I to erl Would about ftO hava In­ tho point o f beginning Th* Smith t* o f to t (\ Rlnek I, sured the whole works (or loss, Suhdlvlatnn o f llleoii Properly, according to plat In Plat Itnnk I. theft, or damage T Pag* « l. Io ta I tn I I Inrltielv* aad 11 tn 111 larloalvo and lo t IIA and Phone 977 l o t I o f llardenl* Farm* a ccord­ ing to plat ta Plat llouk I. page* 11 and 11. • { Karris f Plenty o fZip a tap ip o fam ice fitk * great time to buy a Buick!) iooti.y—where else can you get so much snap and ginger at such a peach of a price? Where else can you get a big, high-powered, steady-riding hardtop like this '56 Buiclr Riviera—at a figure (lull's pretty close to what they’re asking for similar models of the wellknown smaller curs? Nowhere else that wo know nf-tcMc/i Is one big reason u htj llttlck outsells all others can in America except two of those smaller can. tho only transmission In the world with the cruising thrift and tho switch-pitch safetysurge taken from th e m odern p la n e 's propeller. S o w h y w a it any longer-w hcn the time to take action is now, so you can start enjoying all the golden months of summer and fall in a new '56 Duick? N ow -w hon Buick prices are as low as— perhaps foiccr tlian—tlioy'll ever bo again. Now—when your present car is nt its peak of w orth-and when today's high volume '56 Buick sales permit us to inukc you an even belter trade-in allowance. B irr i u o h t a l o n g with low price is something else behind Dnick’s big success: Duick is a lot more automobile for the money. Come see us—and look into the car that puts you years ahead right now. It gives you more room and luxury—more r-lp and power thrill-fine handling and sure­ footed stability. Come see us today-and discover the dilly of a deal that will make you wonder why on earth you waited as long as you did. And it gives you som ething you can get in no other car—today's advanced new Variable Pitch Dynaflow.* It’s *iVru> Advanced Variable Pitch Duna/lnw 1$ the antp Pynalbne Buick bulldc hxlay. ll (i tlamlard on ttoadmarirr, Suftcr awl CtntUry—optional at ouxiett aura cott on tha Special, bill 1stcm Sf»u *nj*« l-Doo» Dvt*«E in S j-sg -sr _ N IC H O L S O N BUICK CO. ] 110 Maiaalia ita Ava. fM M IBM �:* I ---------------------- --------- — ------------------------------- r-------«' Af-! . THE DOCTOR IS IN -H f HORSSf fooplo Grateful To Denver Cordell 1 ■or Job W ell Done Serving A s Sheriff 5, Th* full u ttn t of tho St|t# aUtutoi haa office of Sheriff of Seminole County from December 2, 1965 to Auguat 2,1960. Man eniriod out Tha way we look at it there la no other i At tho ooiuo tiino, tho wiahoo of tho feopk hovo boon carried out oo •xproeed way the eitizens of this county can feel. People apbak their thanks silently—but ■ tho potl* In tho t o y Primary. S Thoro hot boon net ono moment when it la there In heartfelt praise for the ser­ temlnolo County woo not protected by men vice of a citizen to his government.. o f otronfth and eourtfo—men who hove •oriflcod—in one way or another .to oee Strikes Are Costly S a t lawa of tho fltato w on carried out. Although the steel strike la over, Its b Sheriff J. Luther Hobby hM been repainful effects on tho economy will be felt furnod to tho office of Seminole County for some time to come. The Steelworkers Sheriff by tho mandate of tho people and Union won a substantial pay boost and through tho duo proeoea. aa required -by fringe bentflta, the industry got a prime State law.. Justification for a price raise. Only the con* T Wo muat not bo forgetful, however, of turner will be hart, over the long run, by li* y the eaeriflcee made by the retiring Sheriff, this work stoppage. It Dearer Cordell, who, In a time of necea. Steel prices will go up, but that Is only lik ; atty gave up hta buatnooa, retired from »er- the beginning. Next will come higher prices tteo aa a ropneentatlve of tho people in ita for many consumer Items that are made otty government, and took over the relna with steel. The genern) Idea of charging at the Important phaae of our county govern­ higher prices for many consumer items may ment, that of Sheriff, to carry on tho preen­ spread to other goods, also. There may be a ing dutJoo of that office alight trend In the direction of Inflation. The BY BAL BOYLE | That tha Klwaala M s g s s i n * * Few of u>, If any, know of the weight ■tee) strike—which, incidentally, was mark­ placed upon a dtisena ahouldera when tho ed by little bitterness and real contention NEW YORK W— Soma things a warns "It Is a mistake to think might ntvar know If ha that if you laad a double life •nth of office la taken by a County Sheriff. between union and management— can't be columnist didn’t open bis mail: |you’ ll get twiea as much out of Thy dutiee undertaken in thta ono branch blamed for all thla, but It la a big factor. That tha Amsrieaa working girl H*r #f -T o v o rn m o n t era Innumerable. That It casta M million dollar* No responsible person In cur time would is growing oldar. la 1IM ttha fernHowever, Denver Cordell, backed by tho deprive labor of the right to strike. Nor Inina .work faresI avira igad U a ysar to pick up tha troth eitleena of tho county and through tho ap- would anyone wish to impose on manage­ years of ago. Today tha figure la dumped along major U. I. high­ ways by littarbugi. polntment of the State's higheat officer, had ment the duly of yielding to every demand MW,., ._ . .... . . . Tbst tha tombitono of a Turkfro courage and fortitude—tho Integrity— made by the unions. mb m osth m le d M ’ i i v a ! ? ' ' 1 1 ,1 S*nU«m,n hurled la Istanbul tion *o aaaumo those duties with an unflinch, It does seem, however, that unions and ^ “ UU| C* "“ " • tad and sorry life, full of lag foarioaanoae. management might find a better way to But not a single pooch aamed had neverendlng strife, because of the It (a true that Denver Cordell realized settle their differences. Nearly a month Fido, Rax, Rover or Buster. nagging of his wife." that the length of hie term could have been elapsed from the day the strike began untlt That no wood, fully protected That there ore far more stare a week, month, or year—but whatever the the agreement waa reached. In the meantime from fungus growth, will ever de­ In the skies than there are people jjmgth of time to bo eorvod—he approached ateel production virtually stopped, workers cay—snd that a tree's resistance on earth, There are billions of to disease, like that of a man'a stars In the Milky Wsy alone. U with concern only In carrying out the missed out on wages, management lost pro­ Is affected by heredity. That the Installment plan, an duties placed In hie hands to complete. fits and thousands of workers In related In­ That If you need a P«P slogan, American Institution, hat spread Certainly we feel that the people of dustries were mad* Idle. her* la one from Emerson: behind the Iron Curtain to Poland ternlook County are grateful for tho efforts There will be comparative peace In the “ Nothing great was aver.achl- and Hungary. Unfortunately, a by Denver Cordell In fUUng the Hungarian making leu than Moo ateel industry during the next three years. eved without enthusiasm." o month h it U put np SMS aa The Americans tat T to IS mil­ With autnmer better than haff over, one That la something to be thankful for. Per­ lion pounds of pistachio nuto an< dawn payment on a phonograph coaling him 91,000. youngster who haa a vacation Job Is con­ haps the unions and management could nuslly. vinced that It may take him at least two ■pend those yeara profitably by trying to That many long-dlsUnco trip-k­ That it waa Maxie Roaonbloom said, “ Women will be aa mere summers before hla employer realizes find ways to avoid another costly strike ing firms now require tbelr driv­ who pleasing aa liquor wbon they learn when the contract runs aut. ers te take a lo-mlnut* road hta true worth and makea him a partner. t^ Improve wltb ago." U. The Sonford Herald Women T V Announcers BektlHeg Petty nseeat isterSsy aei guslar There are not many places where women |e eeaeal alass matter Oeteber IT, till at are rarely found, but one is so much in VMS Office ef Besforl, rtertle anger the AM the public eye that It ia auprlnlng. Why are ■r Pnnareee efMarch I 1ITS n u n MKttlMS. waiter eng Publisher there no few women television announcer* MARION HARMAN HR. Kierntlvs KSItnr WVWLTM J CtUHINO, Agvertlrlna Mswsaer ‘and newscasters? Hernia te a member ef the Atseelateg Press Even In subject* which might be thought lUeg etetnelretr te tha use far rsnahllrtleeat aewa prlateg ta this eewsesper. a woman’a fltid, men do tha talking. With some axceptlona, men promote such things Ad,«rM ,U e _ Njrileasllr hy aenirsl _ I <Se.ro1* Savings Risk aa aoapa and salad dressings- Would not Atlsnta Cerate women speak with more authority? STJMSCRfPTlOH RATRS f e Carrier . Me per week One Meath Si.ee 8ome advertising men aay that women Y*f*e Mss the SI* Mentha One Tsar would rather listen to a man, and are apt „ Mf* 1ST! IM IS Bit Ohtuerr satteee, sari a »f thanks, resslutlaas eng to be less distrustful of a man. Others say f i'c e * n| entertainment fer tha aurnesa ef ralslna Innas wilt he nharteg t»r at rsauiar aoveriliinp rates that men’s voice* are better. Yet women M i Face 4, Monday, August 6. 1960 TODAY»§ RIRI.K VRRSR A man's tile eonalateth not in tho abund­ ant* of thing* that he poeeaaea.—Luke 12:16 • Recently • man who had an income of 9116.000 A day dlod. He was palled tha Sad Millionaire. Seventy five millionaires comfitted sueide tn one year. We knew a mil­ lionaire who said he had spent hla Ufa eol* Hctln* ashes. Mark® surgers Ml dividend have bad a marked of favorite luset, however The Mg board’s magaaino, The reports today that the RESIDENTS TO MEMORIALISE NAVY BRIO KL PASO, Ton., W —A Navy pilot who died n here's death to •voiding a TOS-bom* subdivision sad • school which ho could not ban known waa uncoupled win be mcmortatlnd by retidenU wbaae live* he fought ta apart. Residents ef Cbb Vbta subdivi­ sion and parents of ehlldroa at­ tending Burge* High Schael, near which tha plana crashed, today t'-eh step* to sea that tha heroism of LL Cmdr. Robert L ef Ban Dbg*. Calif., b Hi i tho prlrvi of TO per cent of them were higher thin at the Hart of the year. In all of ltu there wore T3 splits ef etocka listed oo the big board. S p l i t s of other stocks brought the total to lio. Stock dividenda and splits of leu thaa l-for-1 b a n been numerous. The mason usually given for ■putting stock U that by cutting Its market price a sham becomes available ta the smaller investor at a cost ha can afford. Although the suet value of a split atock la also split, mom oftea thaa aot Waders take a split •i a signal for bidding up market price. That may not b u m sense, but it happens. More understandably, Increased dividends make contented stock owners. break every 100 miles or so—for safety's sake. That tha opera star with tha most American name Is Claratnta Turner, the contralto. Incidental­ ly, the dailgnt her own costumtt. Hist the Chinese philosopher Shen-ming, who lived IT centurlee before Christ, said “ Tea it bettor than wine, for It leaJelh not to Intoxication. It Is better than wa­ ter, for It does not carry disease," ■EAT SETS OFP FINE ALARM LITTLE BOCK, Ark., UB-It waa hot enough hero Sunday—104 de­ great—te set off a fire alarm. Firemen mthed to tho borne of Archit Williams, whoro a fire alarm ball waa ringing, They said that boat touched off tho ball In • doted room during the family's absence. X Try and Stop Mo --------------By BINNITT CUR ■ R HIS SEVENTH BIRTHDAY, Johnny received a shiny now bicycle, with strict warnings that ho ride it only with extra cam. A neighbor found him St tha corner a law mornings later, forlornly taxing at tha bike's chain which had coma off the sprocket. Th* neighbor effected the necessary repairs, smearing his new suit with mud In th* proceu. “There you are, Johnny," ho announced, conscious of having per­ formed his good deed for the dey. “ Now that you're •even, you'll soon be able to •a loose chains like that yourself." •'Shucks!'* said Johnny. 1 eon do it foster than you m w — but I don't Ilka to get my hand* M rtf." P e o SAFI YOU'RE TELLING ME! — By WhUAM a m — ronfral Freu Writer A NUMBER of olr-coodltioeod Oam am being tried out by a Mew York subway system. Looks tho human sardines may bo happily canned to deep freeao. t I I rfto Monte Carle Maine Insists •a (he outomars wwariny format pork. If you go atony broke you'll hot* to do. U looking IIhe a mil- desk demands to know how com* automobile advertising writer* refer to ’em aa “pleasure" care. I I I Grand pappy Seniclne t h i n k s Mot Rock of homo runs in the AO-ltar pome indicate boacbaO'e bean token ever by tJto^wscb men. TheJh vetoed a t t I ctoim to hove to- t 1 I A mw gtewteMtite te n M MdblolhaUtadl g^M^ te uig b| g a l I t I to be capable of eempeelog 1,000 Meanwhile, Denmark haa abol­ tosleiies an boor. That** oaf ished all speed limits for private’ •aval*, that's etorld ' I I I autos. We’re surprised at th* Navtag worked kimself tots o Dane*—wo always thought of ttoay over trtme jama and Bun- 'em as a cheerful folk, net on* day driven, th* mao at tho next bent on national suicidal W eather Affects Health By MtMAN R. MRMSM, B.B. DO you like thla warm summer unsettled, eold weather brought weather bettor than those cool an Increase In th* number of days of bat winter? If you do. slender persona committing sui­ chances ara you're on the (lender cide while those of considerable aid* or at b u t of normal weight girth and weight generally waited Thin persona usually anjoy the for warm weathar before ending warm weather more thaa thtir It OIL stout friends. But they react un DUBeuby favorably to a eold wav*. Tbs weather plays an Important part If you're seriously overweight, not only In our genaral health, 1 think you'll find yon have but also in our day-to-day moods greater difficulty adjusting to A eold rain, for exampb, fra- high temperatures than you have quantly altera tha disposition of to cold or avtn frigid weather. slender persons considerably. It vWHh avary change In the may bring on a state of physical weather thare'a a physiological and manta! fatigue even though chant* In you. The weather at* they had been In a pleuant mood fecta every chemical and meta­ bolic process to your body—your •nly hour* before. Thunderstorms, Incidentally, body temperature, blood pressure, ara dlraqtly related to many 111 pulse, even the urine. Bo what can wa dof nesses and aven deaths. For one thing, let's enjoy thb summer weather aa long and u Tha abrupt changea In baro­ much s i w i e n because, before metric pressure and high humid we know It, eolder weather will Hy accompanying a storm a n be her*. And that means more precipltato an asthmatic attaek raids, sore throats, aaraebso and And atattoUca show that a high other Ilia, number of heart falluraa occur QOBTIOB ORB ANfWtl during thunderstorm*. You hav* probably noticed that R. W.: What causes ankles to R'a much easier for you and the ■wall? Is It due to kidneys or children to become Irritable and heart? rttUem on atormy days. It’s a u b r Answer: Tbs most common to becoma ill on auch days, too. causes of swollen ankles are For n further example of what heart and kidney dbeasea. tha weather might do, let'* look In kidney disease, there may bs at some aulcId* statistics from a general swelling of tha body. Ia Chicago. heart disease, th* (welling ia la Thaa* statistics revealed thatl the lower port of th* body. • HU. eia« FMUIW liaSUMa. la s o Contras a* Pentlas, aotod French author, makao tad typically aalllc observation: "Tho tragedy ( f c M S g s B that t mas gets eld, but that he stay* yeunf" • ISM hr Boaostt tort PutMhmo* Ip I H um — aum v last i m m REAL COOL ■ m n w ife w r and nm m ow ovraOYt Trade-Ins 1949 BUICK SEDAN Good Transportation ______ 1 1 1 6 1952 Plymouth Sedan A Good Buy 1950 BUICK 2 Door Sedai Extra Clean _g M — 1951 CHEVROLET 2 Door Sedan One Owner Car 1952 FORD 2 Door Sedan A Good Deal II I f *■*•*"? ank BUICK 1952 BUICK SEDAN Local Car Clean Fully Eoulpped THB atVIN UTV1I FOY*- vMtef h Alt-COHDtTIOIIID texary *SAN kN EO RD B of arms unless they are paid for Ih cash. Nasstr slid be had no essh and bo wouldn't b t to the ofasemra. Ha didn't get tha arms. Eventual^ ty he bought them from Com m u* nlst Ciecboslovalda, paying In cotton. It was only after the United States saw that Nasser wasn't bluffing when he said he'd buy arms from tha Communists that It said It would help Mt with money for tho dam. Nasser had threatened to get money for thOf^ dam from Russia If thb country didn’t com# across. Early thb year United States snd Britain said they'd glva Egypt 79 million dollars toward building tha dam and might lend her an additional ISO millions. The World Bank, which had bean talking with Egypt for years about the dam, chimed la by saying It would lend 300 million dollar*, f For some resoon — not yet clear - Nasser didn’t start work on the dam. But ha sounded mora defiant of the West, and offtnded the United Stabs by recognising Red China. Then It was learned b* had bought more arms from tha Communbts. American alllew to the vicinity of Egypt protested against tht proposed gifts to Nasser, and th ev loans. They Srgued: Egypt at best was neutral toward thb country while they, friends and allies, needed and should be given any money handed out. Early In July the Senate Ap­ propriation Committee told the Elsenhower admlnbtratlon not to us* eny of tho foreign aid money voted thb year to help Egypt build ita dam. ^ Finally, fed up with Nasser and under pressure at home and abroad, tha administration with­ draw lb loan offer to Nasser. Th* overheated Nasser salted the Suet Canal. Tha British began talking of usIng force igstost him. He backed down a bit but not to the extent of nn-seising the canal. There tho story rests,_____________________ q 1951 MERCURY Fully Equipped BOXES stu n s W K T If f M I I # ----- - — DFPOSII HIGH PR O TECTIO N two mm actively traded Instsad, be seemed to fsney himcell as a man of destiny, leader n t only of Egypt but of the entire Arab world. He talked anti-West­ ern. To some extent this could b# understood. Egypt only recently rat out from under British dotn‘» atK>n, As time went on he sounded like s man who not only suspected the West but hated it. He played upon this country's fear of Husslan Influence In Egypt. He needed money for the dam to make good on his promises that ha would improva and modernise Egypt- H *■> the big p.,int in nis reform program. If he didn't get tha money somewhere, bis days as Egypt's No. X man might be numbered. He wanted tha arms, hs said, for defense against Israel. Tha last thing tha United States want­ ed waa an arms ract or a war In tha Middle East. Year after year It lulled on giving Egypt arms. There wart some lessons* American taws forbid giving arms free to any country unless it Is willing to admit American mili­ tary observers to see bow the arms are used, and ban any sale x J LOW C O ST * By JAMES MARLOW Associated Press Neva Analyst WASHINGTON, IK - This ccuntry’* dealings with Egypt art a tangled story In which the United States looks slaw snd stumbling and Egypt's ntw strong min Pres Went Gsmsl Abdtl Nasstr looks tike s bull) boy on horseback. Th* story receives around two tnings which g<n jumbled tngeth er: Nasser's requcut to this coun try for arms and for money tn build a high dam at Aswan to glva. Egypt Irrigation and power. This country bad a natural, snd not unselfish, reason for wanting tha best possible links with Egypt alter Nasser, an army colonel, and a group of fellow officers threw out King Farouk in tUI. It wanted to kesp Communist influence out of Egypt and the Middle East. It has given Egypt tlT million' dollars In sconomle aid. Nasser could have kept him­ self fully busy trying to lift Egypt out of illiteracy and poverty. S. Working Girl Getting Older LAST TIME TONIGHT BTARTB 7:M ta a _____ 8 ™ !i5 .T 8 | r« X— WED. | Mwwt 0,1,. s w H o iU y lw i * * w b * o * iR to 'to | • S t* York, N. Y. llTa* U M J ..... u u m m n _\ It m I ‘ **"• b • ••bo4 Bt a* tntra faro I 't il 112 a a fr o M . 1953 - PONTIAC (8) SEDAN Look* Nearly New Fully Eciulnped m any others TO CH 008I FROM u M u g t It l ooai M ITM BBI I N ItAfMB TUW.Btb 81. P h -'e 00 O R IY H O U N D . Nicholson Biiick Co. 1694 Sonford, Fin. r ^ ’.V-XiS'M' ’. V *' I * This Y e a r ' locks are Ganeral Motors and Jersey Standard (Ml. Both split their stocks S-for-l, the ell gleat ia Marck and tha motor mammoik last November. Neither had been la the top 11 of trading tha pre­ vious year. Split* by Ustad slocks by l-for-1 *r better ■* far thla year some to U, a record tar the period. The popularity ef stock splitting may he^shown la this: at mldyaar •etfve stocks inemtaod by ooarty 11 par sent in Mg flnt half at He peer. Thb b the halmarh ef g “ aobeUve" markot-wMrk aim— ,, « Now that tha 84th Congress has adjourn­ ed, the legislators who neglected to act on Alaackan and Hawaiian statehood can make plana for th# conventions—where fluty can go on record a> favoring statehood for the two territories, Selective By BAM DAWSON .NEW York <M— Corporate flstita and fusion-*tack splits and Margera—and a pleasant fall-out ef increased dividends hove aide tdo stock market this year what th* financial writara Ilka to call ipabetiva." •Mara aempantea than tear ba­ le * have split their stock. Hu­ ger talks are m tho upowlng egeta *a allmhlag stock prices and Inflation rumors spark new Mteewat. -Tha total ef cash dividends haa Moral n Heard high fer the first feitf at any year, nils an hut asaeiwa that um will be another Heard year, aloe* dividend pay. manta climb aaaaanally la th* •being weeks nf meet years. The number ef persons owning stock, up It per cent U four years, b believed in Wall Street te have swelled still man la IMS Bern* tH million war* estimated In be sharing ia cerpant* owner­ ship at th* and af IMS. Yet all thb increased corporate Activity hasn't brought out as math stack trading volume as last year whan tho boom waa freebor. Transaction* b shams an the New Yock Stack Barhams a IB* first erven month* nf IMS to­ tal Ml million, a drop of US par •ant from tha tamo period last par, whan Ml million ahanged that make excellent salesmen In other fields. It may be that TV simply haa not yet grown up to tha point of using women's talents fully. Dealings With Egypt Tangled Story �S o c ia l fcvsunlA Calendar MONDAY The Friend.-hip Clsss of the First Christian Church will meet at 7:30 p. m. at the Church. Tbo Boy Scouts of the First Presbyterian Church will meet in the Scout Room at the church at 7:00 p.m. The Philsthes Clsss of the First Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs. Francis Meriwether on Celery Ave., at 7:45 p. m Mrs, George Stine will be co-hostess. TUESDAY The D.A.V. will have a social meeting at the D.A.V. Hut at 7:30 p. m. The Woman's Society of Christlan Service of the First Methodist Church will have an executive board meeting at 9 a. m. followed by • business and program ses­ sion at 1:45 i. m. Tfec Sanford Tourlri Shuffleboard Club will have e covered dish aupper at 6 p. m. at the club house. Vacation Bible School for boys and girls ages 4-11 at the Chris­ tian and Missionary Alliance Church, Park Ave end Uth St., from 9 to 11:30 a. tn. The Pioneer Fellowship and Recreation will meet at the First Presbyterisn Church at 7:30 p.m. The Pilot Club will hold a picnic meeting at the home of Walter L. Carter, 2299 Grandview at • p. m. WEDNESDAY HR. AND HRS. T. C. NOkRIS (Photo By Coi) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ W edding Vows Are R epeated By Shirley Wall, T. C. Norris M o n a background of arched candelabra, white pom poms, gladioli and fern, Miss Shirley Ruth Wall and Tom C. Norria exchanged wedding vowa Wednciday evening, Aug. 1, at I p. m. at the f First Met hod lit Church. The Rev. HUton H. Wyatt per* formed the candlelight ceremony The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mri. Roy Wall waa given In mar­ riage by her father. The groom la the aon of the late Mrs. J. C Boyce and atepaon of Dr. J. C. Boyce. The former Mlia Wall ehoae for her wadding a atreet length of white lace over shimmer* * gown ing taffeta featuring accenta of ■Ink cryatalletta. Her veil of 11Iu11on waa attached to a crowa of aeed pearli and orange bloaaomi. She wore pink mltta and tarried a bouquet of white roaea •entered with a eoriage of pink roaea. Hra. John Maddox, matron of honor, wore a dreta of white lace over pink aatin with a headdreae 0 and mltta of matching material. She carried a bouquet or roae feathered camatlona. Miaa Caye Stubblnga waa brideaBtald and drened in a creation Identical to that of the matron of honor. W edding Plans t A r e Revealed By Miss Jones OVIEDO — Mlu Beverly Ann /ones, that prominent bride-elect, la announcing her final plana for her marriage to William H. Mor­ gan, of New Smyrna Beach, Aug. Uth. — The wedding, acheduled for S W p.m , will take place In the Flral Baptlat Church In Orlando, the Reverend Hinee, aaalatant paitor of the College Park Baptlat Church, officiating at the double ring ceremony. The bride-elect will be given ht ■carriage by her father, Malcolm J e m , of Orlando and Oviedo. Mr*. H. J. Hebert Jr., a eoualn Q af the bride-elect, will servo as her matron of honor, while Miaa Jo Anno Norman, of Atlanta, Ga., and a roommate of the brideelect at gtctaon University, wilt ho maid of honor. Other attendant* win ha Hra. Jean Boor, of Orlande, and Miaa Maxine McCormick and Mlai Patricia Parrish of Orlando. .ga A cousin of the bridegroom« elect, Jewell Michael Georglnl, of Oxford; and Connie Carol Ooaala nlU be flower girts. Another cou­ sin of the bridegroom-elect, Michael Georglnl also ag Oxford, will be ring bearer. Preedrl Rauch, of Orlando, will aorve as Morgan’* boat man. Ushers will be Johnny Jones, ef Oviedo end a eoualn of tho m, bride-elect; Keith Taylor, Claude ™ 0 . Ei tea, Delbert Dartrymple, Charles Bridget, and Kmmtth A. Alliworth, all e f Orlande. Nuptial music will be rendered by Gigi Bennet, soloist, and John Cos, organist. All friends of the conpie er families ere invited t* both the wedding and reception, which follows at the Dubadread Country ^Club, Orlande, Beat man was John Maddox while ushers were Gant Nichols, Charles Wilke and Meredith Scott. Tie mother of the bride chose for her daughter's wedding a gown of aqua lace over taffeta with matching headdress and white gloves. Her cortege was pink sweetheart rotes. Immediately after the wedding a reception was held in the patio of the church. Centering the bride's tabla wit a floral piece of white pom poms and p'nk roses. Crystal candelabra held burning lapers entwined with dainty vine and tiny pink sweetheart rosea. The four tiered wedding cake decorated with pink and while roses was cut by Mrs. Ashby Jones. Presiding over the punch bowl was Mrs. Dcsn Maddox, cousin of the bride; sssisting with the reception were Mrs. W. W. Tyre and Mrs. Bob Bennrtt while the bride’s book was kept by Miss Marilyn Calhoun. Floating hos­ tesses were Miss Marianne Hi rickland, Miss Sandrs Monforton, Miss Snnjt Monforton and Miss Hetty Bryan./ fo r traveling, the new Mrs. Norris wore an ensemble of black shantung trimmed with white. On her shoulder she pinned the corsage from the bridal bouquet. Following a short wedding trip the couple will make their home In Vslprslso where the bride­ groom will be stationed at Egtin Air Force Base. Onion etripe, cooked hi butter until they ara pale golden, end coarsely grated chedder cheese make a wonderful filling for turnovere. Use a rich flaky dough for the peatry. 'Coke' Party Is Given Recently For Miss Harper Vacation Bible School fur boys end girls ages 4-18 at the Chris­ tian and Mlsiionary Alliance Church, Park Ave. and 14th St., from I to 11:30 a. tn. The Woman'* Missionary Circle of Elder Springs Baptist Chapel will meet at 2:30 p.m. Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr., will lead the midweek prayer services at First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. on the subject, "Growing > Chris­ tian Personality." Sunday School Workers’ Council will meet at First Baptist Church at 1:15 p.m. The Rev. R. H. Spear will have morning devotion* over WTRR at g;30 a. ra. representing the Semi­ nole County Ministerial Assn. THURSDAY Vacation Bible School for boys and girls ages 4-18 at the Chris­ tian and Missionary Alliance Church, Perk Ave., end Uth St., from 9 to 11:30 a. m. The Intermediate Choir will re- Miss Myrtle’s Schedule Schedule for Mias Myrtle Wil­ son, Home Demonstration Agent August l-U la a* follows; August I Three 4-11 girls, lead­ er and agent. Miss Wilson ere at­ tending i 4-H Recreation Camp at Camp McQuarrie. Ocala Na­ tional Forest August 8-9. August • Longwood Home Demonstration club will meet at; the Library for an all day meet­ ing to work on bandages, night shirts, lie. for the Cancer Clinic, at 9:00 a.m. August 10 Longwood Junior 4-H club wiU meet with Miss Belle Jeanne Robinson for their re­ gular meeting, at Liu p.m. August 11 4-H radio program over station WTRR in Sanford 11:10-11:45 a.m. August 18 Sewing group will mset at the Community Center, Sanford for regular weekly meet­ ing 9-12:30 p.m. Lake Monroe Home Demonstra­ tion club will meet at the home of Mrs. Haiel Gardner at 7 p.m. August 14 Junior G ir ls ’ 4-H Club will meet at ihs Oviedo school i t 1 p.m. Girls' 4-H club ef Slsvla will meet at the school si t p.m. hearse at First Baptist Church at 7:00 p m. The Adult Choir will rehearse at First Baptist Church at 9:un p.m. The Girl Scouts will meet ei First Presbyterian Church at 3:30 p. m. The Mid-Week Bible Hour will be conducted by Elders Arthur DeYoung end C1. C. Howard of the Fust 'Presbyterian Church at 7.30 p.m. In the absence of Rev A. G. Mclnnls, pastor. The Junior Choir of the First Presbyterisn Church will re­ hearse at 3:43 p.m. at the church. The Deacon* of the Firat Pres­ byterian Church will meet at the church at 7:45 p.m. The Rev. R. H. Speer will have morning devotions over WTRR at 1:30 a. m. representing the Semi­ nole County Ministerial Assn. FRIDAY The Rev. R. H. Spear will have morning devotions over WTRR at 1:90 >. m. representing the Semi­ nole County Ministerial Assn. MONDAY The Rev. R. If. Spear will have morning devotions over WTRR at 8:30 a. m. representing the Seminolt County Ministerial Assn. THE SANFORD HFRAT.D Hon., Auv. 6. 1966* Pag* 4 Mrs. A. L. Lyon honored MUa Donna Lou Harper, bride-elect of this month, with a eoka party Thursday morning at her home on Hlbiscu* Court starting at 10:90 p.m. I Summer Gower* wera used throughout the rooms and na­ tural greenery accented the crea­ tion*. Miss Harper waa preaentad with a place setting of her easuel china by the hostess after whleh refreshments of soft drinks and snacks ware aerved by the gusiti, Mrs. Kyrlyle Houshotder and Mias Kay Hainea assisted Mr*. Lyon. TB* Rev. Gilmer end family Those attending with the hon­ ors* were her mother, Mrs. D. L. ★ ★ ★ Harper, Mr*. George Touhy, Mr*. B. L. Perklna Jr., Mn. J. Martin Stincipher, Mn. K. Houtholder. Mrs. William Bush, Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr., Mra. Herbert StanThe Rev. end Mrs. J. Lamar strom, kllss Dot Powell, Mra. Gilmer and their young aotw Robert H. Reely. Mrs. L. Hugh­ SUvan, arrited In Sanford thia ey, V in Kay Hainea, Daytona wack. Ray, Gilmsr will assume Beach; Mrs. R. R. Daas, Mra. tha pastors Iship of the Church of Camilla Bure, Mra. Richard Deaa, God of Prophecy hare. H* preset* Columbia, 8.C.; and the ..oatesa. ed his first sermon Sunday mons* Ing at Ihe church which Is loca.cd on East Elm Avenue. The Gilmer* come to Sanfoid from Fort llyer* where Rev. Oilmar peas*. .J the Marion Street Mr. and Mra. H. E. Morrison Church of God of Prophecy for • are now home at Ml E. 3th Street year and a half. H* alio pastor* •Bar being married In Georgia, •d the church at Tsvarat, and July 31. She Is the former Mra. Ida has served five years as a Slats Secretary for tha Church of God M. Montrey. of Prophecy. He also edits the Mr. and Mra. Ralph Pelsrs were church’* atate paper entitled. called to Charleston, 8. C. due to "The Florida Banner." HU horn* the death of his father, VtrgU L. town U Atlanta, Oa., where I* attended public school bafora at­ Peters. tending Bible School la Clave* Johnny Bridgera of Gresniboro, land, Tann. N. C. Is visiting his mother, Mre. Mra. Gllmar is a native of John Rridgers, i l l Magnolia Ava. Ocoee where eke attended publl* school. She also attended IK8 Mr. and Mn. Robert H. Reely Wesleyan Conservatory of Musie and their son, Bob Jr., have re­ In Micon, Oa„ where eha major* turned after visiting In Marshall* ed ia voice, fh* attended Bible vtlle, Ga, School in CUvaland, Tann., along with her husband. Mn. Gilmer Friend* of Mis* Pat Dunn will plane to teach piano lad voice be glsd to hear that aha Is better in bar home hare. and was able to leave the SemtnoU The yaungaat member ef the Memorial Hospital today where she Gilmer family Is Steven who ig has been for the peat three days. two yean old. Tho family la al­ ready »at boms" In tha panuns Mrs. Curtis Lavender and •go at IMS Beat Blm Aveatto, daughter Judy have returned from Delavan, HU., where they visited Mr*. Lavender's brother end lUler-tn-Uw, Mr. and Mra. E. D. Kipp and family. While on their trip they stopped at Chanute Field, Rantoul, 111., whtre Mrs. Lavender's son, Randal, who Fredericksburg, Va. — New «tu* is serving with tha Air Fore* la dents anrettiag ia lap timber far attending school for six months the Uth academic session at Mary While there his address will few: Washing tea Colls ge of the Uni* A. R. Douglas R. Lavsnder, A.F varsity af Virginia represent a| 14802577, 1381 Sturon, Box 801, states, the District ef Cohtmhr* Unit Mall Room No. X, Chanute Hawaii aad Puerto Rico, AFB, Rantoul, III. included are four aeU of tying and tan daughter* ef atumnaat Marinate thinly elieed cucum­ Among the young women whd bers and onion rinra in alive ell, have been accepted for admis­ vlnsgar, sugar to Uste and aatt sion U Mlu Bobble Lucia Goff; and pepper. Keep in a covered daughter of Mr, aad Mra. O. IL container in the refrigs retor and Goff of Park Avenuo, Sanford, g serve with meat loaf, hamburger, graduate of Icaiaola High ■teaks. New Pastor Arrives For Local Church -- Bridesmaid Affair Held In Orlando fis M o m d A OVIEDO — Miss Beverly Ann Jones held her bridesmaid luncheooon Saturday at noon at Mix For Snacks in Orlando. The table, centered with a bridal arrangement, was covered with ■ lace cloth. The place cards also carried out the wedding motH as well as favors. The favors for this occasion were gifts from Ihs bride to her attendants. Present with Miss Jones for this occasion were her mother, Mrs. J. M. Jones; her matron of honor, Mrs, H. J. Hebert Jr.; her maid of honor, Miss Jo Ann Nor man, of Atlanta, Ga.; and her other attendants, MUs Maxine McCormick; and Miss Patricia Parrish, of Orlando, Old Mr. Stork Almost Pulls Duty Aboard Airliner CHATTANOOGA. Tcnn. UB — A pretty doctor's wife was on a non­ stop airline flight to Boston from Houston to have her twin babies, but nature decided the birth certi­ ficates should be issurd here. For a while, at least, it looked as If the certificates might read "aboard an Eastern Air Linas plane at 14.000 feet.” The big airliner, a Golden Fal­ con, pulled "stork" duty when it put down at Levril Field to ennble Mrs. Jean JtcKHI, 33, lo give birth to a boy weighing 8 pound1 1 ounce and a girl, 3 pounds II ounces. All were reported doing fine at a hospital. Mrs. McGill, wife of C*pt. Doug­ las McGill Sr., a Boston phjslclan now on Army duty at Ft. Sam Houston,, San Antonio, Tex., was en route lo her home at Boston with her son Doug Jr., 18 months, to await birth of the twins. After Mrs. McGill told Steward­ esses of the Imminent event, Capt. II. E. James, the pilot, radioed here asking for an ambulance and' to "have acme boiling water ready." The expectant mother walked to the ambulance and delivered her twins 90 minutes after the airliner hit the runway. Grilled sandwiches take to ■ main filling of cheese. Add a aide effect of chutney, pickle re­ lish, thinly ilirnd boiled ham or crumbled erlaply-rookcd bacon. { MR. AND MILS. CHARLES BEARD JR. (Photo By Cox) * * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Afternoon Ceremony Unites M argaret M alloy , Charles Beard In > lovely afternoon ceremony She wore a finger tip veil of silk MUa Margaret Julia Malloy, Illusion attached to a crown of daughter o( Mr. and Mrs. John lar* and dalirale pearls. Mlar Mal­ loy carried a prayer book topped Wesley Malloy ant Charles Earl with a single white orchid and her Beard Jr., son of Mr. and Mra. only Jewelry was a necklace Charles Earl Beard Sr., 1009 W, of pearls, gift of the bride groom. Miss Dixie Beard, sister of the Uih Street, Lakeland, were united groom, Lakeland, acted as maid in marrisEc by the Rev. W. P. - f honor and wore a dress of light Brooks Jr. at theFirstRsptistblue organdy fashioned similar to Church. August 4 at 3 p. m. that of Ihe bride's gown. The crea­ Hlnwers and greenery derorated tion showed a sweetheart neckline the church where Ihe wedding vows edged with flowers end had a vary were spoken anti Mrs. F. E. McCoy full skirt. She carried a bouquet waa organist, playing the tradition­ of white and blue carnations ac­ al wedding music and marches. Mr. cented with ribbons. McCoywas soloist. W. C. Jennings, Lakeland, was Given inm a r r i a g e by her best man while ushers were BUI lather, the formerMissMalloy Jennings, and Jack Schiranl. Immediately after the ceremony wore n waits length gown of white organdy featuring a sweetheart a reception was held at the church neckline with a stand up collar annex. edged with small organdy flowThe bride graduated from Semiei s. t.sle High Hrhool in 1932 and from These flowers accentuated the the Florida Stele University In May curved line of the overskirt which of 1958 majoring in education. She opened from a pointed waistline. will be employed as a leachsr at Elisabeth Cobb Junior High School In Tallahassee. CHICKEN SUPPER SMTEO Mr. Board graduated from Sem­ The ladies of the Church of Go.l of Prophecy will stage a cldc inole High School In 1950 and Is bcnicd chicken, baked beans, cole slow, rake and bread. The supper will lie prepared at leh home of J. L. Perkins at 702 West 3rd Street and the plates i-gp be picked up there or homo delivery ran be arranged by call­ ing 179'J-R. Delivery will start at 11 a.m. and cuntinue through 7 p.m. The public Is asked lo help In this. If you like good food—call this number; 1790 II. 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Stop in0 CARRAWAY & McKIBBIN IS dlSSM f r m J W Por Month hi *v c e l for PREI •sHmwtol Pt 98c Q t J-59 g*l Now Available, Low Finance Plan No Down Payment— M Months To Pay • im IM l General Insurance 114 N. PARK AVB. 3 -9 5 PHONE *0* Water Hooter. Septic Tank ft Sewer Installations 1S07 Sanford Art. phono 111! (rra a o r— i’; iolfc �•• .......... " $ ^ Z -' 'i v v \ •- * -TJ , wriT-X - xn : . • v <• f * LEGAL NOTICE P lK t, V o u l i f , I, ltW THB BANFORP HERALD Dieters Cm Have JHelen Jacob Back Willi Favorite Game Cake, Eat If Too During the years she wee sc •lM tiveiy engaged Is championship MIm Jacobs won about V. •. wsana'e termls ovary title In the book From M S Ite tsaehlag through M S ahe was national woM l at eths eiebrUM Lava Tsn'a champion. Turned with fe ate M i Crtekat C M I rah Patfray ahe won the national ‘ ■la m that Vsr plrtars, takan ttat year whse doubjea three times and In M l , Calif., with Oeorga M. Lott Jr., she took aha had Jut laft Baihytef, “ Caltf., holder st tha-.B naN* the national mixed doubles title. Af­ tteaal fUte* tltte, atm Haiti la a ter reaching the final* at Wimble­ a ra a b m t * * t aa sm o( tha dub- don Bve times, ahe won the wo­ men's singles honors there la MS. hsass valla, To Miss Jacobs also goes the cre­ MIm Jacobi, a rsisiritetay vrr- dit for making shorts the accepted utils womaa who baa writtaa l i feminine attire on the meet digni­ hooka oo Iannis and om History of fied tennis courts of the world. Me tha American Revolution, h an't wore them to win her second na­ played la a' natch of note lines tional championship In M l at ForWT. Shs tots a tendon la bar teft ■st Hills and thereby atartod a teg daring an exhibition match trend that has stuck with women, agalait tha late BUI TUdca that player*. year. After aovan months In a During World War 11 Mias Ja­ braes, shs decided to tears tennis cobs served la the Wavei as com­ to sthsts. mandant of seaman and public re­ Bat shs couldn't stay array from lations officer. Reared la Califor­ tbs gams, ftis started glrlng les­ nia, she now own* a farm near sons In a New York City armory Fredericksburg, Vs. But bar busy b it Nortmber then switched to schedule as a writer requires her feibright. Wearing ■ Jaunty white to spend a lot of lime In Naw faeksy tag, ibah can bs assn hsrs York. almost any day coaching club "Writing Is the big lova of my mombon and their youngsten In ah* grins. aaitlens that start at l:M a. m. life and and at 4:M fat the afternoon, "1 Brat played at Seabright In IBM." aha recalls. "I have so many friends hers and new I'm teaching tbsir children. It's very sxelUng, ■I hare all ages and slses and I •an truthfully say moat of them, NEW ORLEANB U1 — The Air even the smallest, show eoosMerForce has set a new unofficial abls promise.” world speed record for airplanes of 1,900 miles an hour, but the Defense Department won’t for the present allow tha fact to bo con­ firmed officially. Lt. Col. Frank K. Everest Jr., a M-ysar-old West Virginian, flew LAKELAND ill — The Canadian the Bell XS rocket plan* four Parliament has ordered that a times as fast as a bullet travels— dye wed la coloring Florida or­ and close to three times the apesd of sound— July 23, over the anges should not ba used. , The agent la knows as Bed U southern California desert near Florida Citrus Mutual said It Edwards Air Force Base. would seek to have the order re­ This was 230 miles an hour fast­ versed and added that the Canad­ er than the 1,300 m.p.h. attained ies National Health and Welfare by MsJ. Charles Yeager in a.sis­ Dept la to rastudy the matter and ter ship, the Bell X1A, Dee. 11, haa postponed temporarily the baa 1933. M the dye. Everest was hers attending the Robert W. Rutledge, general Air Force Assn, convention wlvm Staaegsr of Mutual aays, the ae- the news of his achievement tto* came es a report by the leaked out Thursday. health agency which la turn fol­ lowed the lead ef the U. I. Food , He declined to discuss the flight with reporters, on the grounds sad Drug Administration. *- The federal ageney had banned that Air Force seculty restric­ J Use of the dya but congressional tions forbade comment. The X3 la e multlmllllon-dollar 1 action axtended Its use until 2 March 1, 1939 to give tha Industry flying laboratory, fitted with t quarter ton of Instruments to J time to rind another. ! About SO per eant ef the % mil measure temperatures, fuel con­ * tea boxes of Orange* shipped to sumption, stresses and strains at extrema high speeds. edd td . / », KUlttOW, iv. j. «~ -sebs la k a * wMh the )H* rt ' i S' i; Air Force Sets Unofficial World Speed Record Parliament Orders Coloring Used - In Oranges Banned CENTER OF THE WORLD It wasn't many years age that comer grocers oould offer you only products from nearby (arms, dairies o r processing plants. That w m before refrigerator care, air freight, high-speed trucks ■-end super markets. Today, virtually the whole world ties lies before balers you when you arfcot. visit e nearby super msi Orange* Irom California and flor |dii finnri md fun* from the West Coast, potatoes beta Long Island, Idaho or Maine, olive* from California, Italy or ■pain, curry from India, bananas America, pineapple* ^ Central Hawaii and Cuba, beef from the Midwest—ere arrayed sa the ■helves in variety and abundance. We often take our super mar­ ket travel adventures for granted, forgetting ■“ g that meny of thee* sm* Virtually iunknown to (he ‘ maker a generation or two ages In thosa days. grocery etwee dttoT have fresh fruit* end vs«»t*blu In the winter meothe—juu could get only earned food*. The fruit* vegetables end meets w confined strictly to local BY MOWABD C BEYN PASADENA, Calif. W Be you’re on a diet? Well, cheer up, fatso; H wss a lot worse 10 years sga. These days, you can havs your cake—wd eat it too. This, te substance, la the mes­ sage being spread by some 100 producers and purveyors of spe­ cialised foods assembled here for the lath convention ef the Nation­ al Dietary Food Assn. A sixabl* Industry has grown from the fact that dieting once wss, but needn't be, a very dreary chore. Nonfattening foods used to be plain foods. Canned die' foods, packed In water, formerly had all the flavor of an old paper naphta. The m u lt: monotony sent the dieter's moral* plummeting along with his weight. Dieting still Isn’t exactly fun, ■s this fat reporter can attest. But modern processing methods and a wide array o f sugar substi­ tutes now offers a new Interest la life for many s calorie counter. Almost all the things once de­ ft dieter were on display at the convention yMtorday—in very special ferae. Chocolate nou­ gats, for Instance. Frotelr value high, enteric value 1» splec* tew. There I* a m y passable better substitute mad* from soy oil. Like Jelly? Any flavor you can think of, om calorie per spoonful. Dietetic mayonnaise, once pretty pasty, tastes much better now, at 19 calorie* per spoonful. You don't even have to give up pie. Low calorie fruit fillings come In cans, with dietetic mixes to make the crust. Sugsr-froo chewing gum tnd lollipops art big sellers, delegates say. Most cakes and cookies are fer skinny people, but there nr* a few for us chubby fellows too, at 19 calories oseh. On* to made from "orang* flour,” the true name of whieh is protepectln, an appetite appeaser found In tbs skins and pulp of citrus fruits. The citrus Industry now produces protopectln si n by­ product The dieting fat man, like the gourmet be envies, can go In for blsarr* foods too. Spinach nood­ les for example, and artichoke noodles. Than there are such delicacies ■■ huckleberry tee and oat straw tsa, If you go la for that sort of thing. The pods of the earob tree, known to early Christians as St. John's bread, are vied now to make candy. Haalth Is the by-word of the convention. But there Is om no­ ticeable thing about tho delegates: sa (mating number of them could (tend a little dieting. BURGLARS DRILL WAY FROM ONB STORE TO ANOTMEB ALAMEDA, Calif., IB — Burg­ lars drilled their way from one store Into another and got ETOO In cash and 11,400 la checks. They bored II hole* In a wall ef a grocery store, kicked In the sec­ tion, knocked off tha lock of a safe and took E M Next they bored through a wait Into a mast market, but took nothing, Thsn they bored through a third wall into a drugstore sad took E400 In cate and El,400 In checks from another safe. qmunuisui |>J|tnui jo pspj outoe ■gs|d si* uf uiaijsiuy *uo jitoqv ___J SUXAMTM of Britain carefully studies e death-dealing bomb at, with her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh (left), she stands tinder ■ Valiant Jet bomber during ■ visit to the Royal Air Force Base id wtarivem. Canter thev aew an A-bomb. (International Radiophoto) P-TA Urges Youths Get Polio Shots Before September Tha Psrent-Tcschsrs Association of Southsldo School Is urging par­ ents to take tbsir children to fami­ ly doctors or to tho Semlnols County Health Unit for polio shots before school starts la September. The Seminole County Health Unit clinic for the Balk Polio Vaccine shots Is held on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9 until 12. The Southaid* P-TA- reminds parents that many of the children have received two ef the three shots and urges them to have tha third shot administered prior to the 1934 school opening. Radio u r n s —ssM rosn sees K i u i i r a x s MOM D A T APTKRNOON 1:00 m * tthrthm Hour t : ( t Muilo at Ilandom ■lOO World At His *■so Kports Hook 0 :in Market Report S:10 Tw ilig ht Hans* Drifting On A Cloud 1 :0 0 M S F.v.nlng Munlo 1)1*1 - O r For Muds I I I Might Edition ■United Mellon. The nhylhm Hour |0 :in At Homs W ith Mod* 10:10 New. IRltt U r m t o ' i C*M To P rayer MS itios aim orr *r ; i-rsn i o r n in o ran : 0t Itins t :IS S ilt t ilt Tiitn T ill ■an 1:81 t jn ■ids a no Stia Still ISiSS in-on t i l' ll lilt s I lis t lt :II 11:10 1:1S lit * 1:11 1:1* tie s 4:10 1:11 Sign On loym an'a Call To Prayer Dawn Breaker* News Markat Itaport K aw i . Seven O’clock Club News Hpnrl* At A Olaara Jo ckcr1* Choir* Morning Devotion* Harmony Tim * World At Nine Morning MHndlr* |fnr* and There HOn Club Nrw. 1480 Club Vtrprnt Performance APTCRNOON World At Noon ttadlo Farm Digest Uar Nona Ilaach American le ag u e Oam* World at Three Shew Boat necord Preview Teen Time New* Teen T im * * v a <: n i i 11 n tit»*v Uott* Super saarket tan much ef the credit far the variety* economy and nutritional valuej t the bode we new buy. Their i dent Urge seats buying « distribution im iU w od selections as wide and a* Interesting as (hoes ta big-«teF markets. WADC To Probe Jet Air Stream Mystery DAYTON, Ohio, til— A ■pedal ly trained team of Air Force sclsntlsts, technicians and pilots at Wright Air Development Center WADC soon will probe the my* teries of the Jet stream—a "river of ilr.” Purpose of the study Is to obtain scientific fact* about the jet stream, and wind speeds on It, ■nd how It changes altitude, course and direction. The stream is a high speed cur­ rent of wind that moves snakeIlk* through the upper air at al­ titudes ranging from 23,000 to 40,000 feet. Since It frequently occurs over the Southern United StAtes, teste have been run by aircraft based in Florida. For the new study( however, th* base of operations has been moved here because the stream frequently occurs over the norlhem part of the country and Southern Canada In th* summer mon'hs, The team, flying from WrightPatterson Air Force Rase, will use a specially equipped B47 Jet bomber. A recently developed automatic navigator will be used to chert tha speed of the winds, some­ times estimated st up to 230 miles in hour, In and about the Jet stream. The investigation is expected to lead to more accurate forecasting of the stream’s winds to sir fore* and com merles! jet liners can take advantage of them. By "flying the jet stream” air­ craft can actually extend the dis­ tance they can fly without refuelIng. This may result In less fusl consumption and faster trips. Gas lights were used for the streets of London as early as 1W7. a-talma aa< gm asi* whtch pen. ar Coanty ■f |h i |m ! a State at Fl^flSs- ■'either o f you. may have agalnat Ih* xoTtt-M o r r a o c a s m s u a (row eatate o t MAH T L E F > LKH STHONU. t m is c w m e o r p o r t i o n . o r deceaeed. late e f aald County, to th* County Jnda* o f Seminole County w o AD Florida at hi* ottlce tn th* court TO WUOM IT MAT CONCERN: home o t aald County at Haaford, Tou w ill tab* nolle* that th* F lorid a .w ith in eight calender Board o f Countr Commlaalonar* o f months from th* time o f th* fln t Hem Imil* County, Florida, upon th* publication f thl* notice. Each petition of au»|lfl*d land own*r*. claim or dtm tasd .hall ba la writing, w ill at SilS o’clo ck A. M „ on th* and ahall .tata th* place o t reelSlit day o f Augual. A. D. 1*5*. >t dene* and poet o ffice addre.e o f til* th* County Court llou ** In Sanford, claim ant, and ahall be .w o rn to by Florida, cnnelder and datermln* th* claimant, his agent, or hi* at. w hether o r not *ald County w ill clot*, torney, and any auch claim or d* vacate, abandon, illicontlnu*. d e ­ mand not to filed ahall be void. claim and reaounr* any right that /•/ ALLAN I. MOSKLET th* ea<d County and Ih* public have A* Administrator Cum TaetaIn and lo that portion o f a atreet mento A a n eio of th* Eatate ot located In Seminole Countr. Florida, MART LEFFLEH STRONU. d»delineated upon a map o r pint na etaaed a etreet, datrrlbed ■■ follow *, lo -w ll. F lrit publication Auguat Ith, A All thet rnrt o f Reanon Street D.. m s. adjacent to and. W eit o f I-ota OEO. A. SPEER, JR. It and IS o f Van A n dal* Os­ Attorney fo r E.tat* born* B rok er*** Co.’* Add. to P O. Bos 11*4 Black Hammock, according to Sanford, Florida map thereof recorded In Tint Rook I. page 11 of th* puhlltf IN T H E COURT OP T IIB COUNTY record* o f Hemlnol* County, J l’ DUR, IE «n n L U COUNTY, Florida. FLORIDA, IN PRORATE. PERSONS INTERESTED MAT AP In re I Batata o t ARTHUR ARNE PEAR AND HE HEARD AT THE HON. Oeceaaed. TIME AND PLACE ABOVE «PEC* T o atl m e t i e r , and gecw .ee having in ed. claim* av demand, agmlert »■ '* BOARD OF COUNTY eefetet COMMISSIONERS OP Tou tnd each nf vou ar* hereby SEMINOLE COUNTY notified and required to prn en t any Rv /* / W. 11 MILLER claim* and demand* which you. or W. R. Miller either o f you, may hav* again,t th* Chairmen aatat* nf ARTHUR ARNESON. de(COMMISSIONERS’ SEAL) caaaed. 1st* o f Ward Cnunly. North Dakota, to the rou n tv Judge o f x o T ir n o r w i t Semlnols County. Florida, at hie of STATE o r FLORIDA TOi flee In the court hnue* o f paid Coun­ ELISHA BROOKS and K. M. BARNHART If allr*. and lhatr r* t r a t Sanford. Florida, within eight apertlv* unknown apoueea If mar* calendar month* from Ih# time of rled. and CHARLES K. RARNIIART the first public.,tlnn o f thl* notice. and KATIE M. BARNHART, hi* w ife Each elalm or demand .hall he In It allva. and If dead. Iha reioactlv* w rltlnr. and ehatl etata iha place unknown helra. darleeea. grantee,, of retldenc* and post o ffice a d d re e assignees, lienors, creditor,. trust***, o f IhS claimant, nnd ahall ba aworn and env and all pereona claim ing hr. In hv htatmant, hla agent, hi* a t­ IhVongh. under o r ngnlnet tnld Ell. torney and ear tuch claim or d e ­ eha llrooka. K. M. Barnhart. Chari** mand not ,o filed ahall h* void. / * / OEO. A. SPEER. JR. E. llarehart and Kalla M. Barn­ A* Ancillary Adm lnl.trator o f hart, hie w ife: and all perpant hav­ th e o f ARTHUR ARNEing. or claim ing tr, have, any right, SDN. dneeatnd title nr Internal tn and to th* fo llo w ­ P in t publication August *. A. D.. ing detcrlbtd land, located In Semi* nule Count*. Florida, to -w lt: TV *4 of ISIS S t v q o f KWH Of NF.q and BE*4 XOTtCH o r APPLICATION e f SEH o f N W li and Eaat I acre* FOR TAN DEED o f N \ o f NH o f NWH o f 8W1*. ALL In Section IS, Tow nihlp 10 ( l e a is s -ia Fieri** ■tatalee ot 1S«b) Hniith, Range IS Eaet. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. Tou, and each o f you, are hereby That J. tL ft Paulina W, Stamper notified that a ault haa been the holder o f the follow in g ce rtifi­ brought agelnat you In th* Circuit cate has filed eald certlllcata for Court In and for Seminole Countr, tan died to ho Itauad thereon. The Florlile, In rhancery, entitled W. J, ce rtifica te number and year o f HARTLEY, end MART HARTLEY, Ipauaac*, Ih* deecrlptloa o f Iha pro­ hie wife, plaintiff*. V. EI.ISIIA perty. and Iha name In which It waa RltOOKH. el al. defendant*, and you. Beamed are ae fnllnwti and each of you are required to fit* Certiflcate No. I ll your anewer lo Iha plalntlffp' com ­ Tear o f It.uanr* June 11, A. D. t i l l plaint with Ih# (Mark o f paid Court, Deacrlntloe Of Property! and perva upon plalntlffp. nr plain, Lota 1*1. 111. 111. H I. 1*1. tlffe’ atlom py. CIEO. SPEER. J R , t i l . 1ST, l i t . !<• A ITS Midway wlmr# addrep* la P. O. Boa lis t , Plat Rook I Pag* II Sanford. Florida, a rope o f paid Name In which ateeeaeS M u l.e (1. Dlson nn«wer. on nr before Wednenday, September 1. A. !>.. IMS. and If you AH nf eald lirnpertv being In th* fall lo do an, a decree pro enn- rnunty nf Seminole. Slate o f Florida. reeao will be entered agalnat you. Unle.a eurh certlllcata ehall b* re ­ nnd each o f vou. fo r lb * relief deemed according tn law th* pro. perty described In aiirh certificate demanded In paid complaint The nature o f Ihla pull Ip lo oii IpI wilt ha told tn th* hlghetl bidder Ih* llll* to Ih* above datrrlbed land, at Ih* front door nf Ih* Seminole agalnnt vou, and each o f you. Cnuetv Court Home Bt Senford. WITNESS my hand and peal Florida, on the ft rat Monday In th* o f paid Court at Sanford. Stmlnnla month nf September, t i l l , which ta cou n ty. Florida, ihla Ird day o f th* Ird day of September. 115* Auguat. A. D.. III*. Dated thl* IStb dnv o f July. t i l l . D, P. HERNDON /• / O. P, HERNDON ____ Clerk o f paid C ou rt Clerk Clrcull Court, OEO A SPEER. JR. ftemlnol* County, Florida Solicitor for Platnlirfs fS E A M Hanford, Florida. R O TIrR OP APPLICATION __________ ( c i r c u i t c o u n r s e a m FOR T » * DEED IN THE COURT OF THK COUNTY (O m I a d d Florid* Statute, o f IM S) NOTICE IS 1IEREI1T efllV E N . ■ R ftlS O L R , COUNTY, STATE OP FLORIDA, That J E. ft Paulin* TV. Stemner >n re th* Ralaf# e f , th* holder " f th* follow in g ce rtifi­ MINNIE S. STEW ART Deceaeed. cate he* filed paid certificate for IN PRI1H ATE lax deed to h* Iwiied thereon. Th* PINAL NOTIUH certificate nnmbec and year o f ItNotice |* hereby given that the .nance, the description nf th* prounderelgned will, on the loth dev e f narfv and th# name In which tt WB, September. A. D. ISIS, prepent to th* **.*•■*4 ar* aa follow s: C erllflcal* No. 114 MonornbtP County Judge o f Semi­ nole County. Florid*, her final re- Tear n f Itinanr* June SI, A. I). t i l l Deecrlntlon Of Pronertvt turn, arrotint and voucher*, ap Adm lnlvtralrle o f th* Eetata nf MINM t t ( 1* * * it t i r o n io c h t s Amended Pint o f Crystal Lake ■ STEW ART, d treated, and *t *eld time, then and there, make Shore* Plat Rook S P ig * IS application In Iha laid Judge fo r a Nam# In which **«*«*#• final eettlement nf her adm lnl.tr*M. T. Anderson. Heir* Ho* o f raid ratal*, and for an ord tr At! o f paid property being In tb* dtarharglng her sa in ch Admlnlitratrlx ______ such certlfleat* phe1* ^ * Unleas redeemed accordleg to Uw Rgpif dM crib*4 1b tuch •••***!* Sate’ w lll'b * told lo the highest hid. der at th# front door o f the semi* aoF# County Court Houee at Sanford, Florida on the lin t Monday ' n . ,h ' month o f September. 1*1*. which U Ih* Ird day of September. I ll* D *l*d this t*lh day o f July. I I 5L p. H E R N D O N erh Ctreutl Court, , aSeminole Countr. Florte| ( S E A M ____________5 NOTICE OP APPLICATION PON TAX DEED ■ (See. 1*4.1* Pleridn NOTICE IS H EnEBT OIVEN, That J. E. ft Paulin# W Stamper the bolder or lb* follow in g ce rtifi­ cate haa filed paid certificate fo r tax deed lo he laeued thereon. The cerllflcate-n um ber nnd year o f I*nuance, th* description at th# p ro . party, and ih* name In which It waa a..eased ere at follow s: Certlllcata No. XIS Tear o f It.uanc* June IS. A, D. 1114 Deecrlptlua Of Property: Lot I t Block A O rov* Ter Piet Bunk T P a t* II Name In which aieeated Lout.* ft Albert Brlntoa All o f eald property being tn ths Counly of Memlnole, State of Florida. U nit.* auch certificate ehall b e , re­ deemed according to law th* pro­ perty described In such certificate w ill be told to the hlgheet bidder at the front door o f th* Sem lnolo County Court Hnut* at Sanford. Florida, on th* flral Monday In Ih* month o f September, ISIS, which la the' Ird dnv o f September. ISIS Dated Hilt loth day or July, l i t ! O. p. IIERNDUN cle rk Clrcull Court. ” Semlnol* County, Florida (SEAM NOTICE OF APPLICATION POE TAX UKEU (See. IPLte Florida aintete* e f 1*4*1 NOTICE IS IIEIIKBY OIVEN, Thai J. K- ft Paulin* W. Stamper th* holder of Ih* follow in g ce rtifi­ cate haa filed said carllfTcat* fo r (ax deed lo be luued thereon. Tha certificate number nnd rear o f Is­ suance. Ih* description o f, th* pro­ perly. a id th* name In which U waa aaseeaed ar* aa foltow e: _ Certlfleat* No. H I M Tear o f la.uance Jua* II, A D. 1 ( R Description Of Properly: Lot IS Ilent Jam** SubdWIales f la t Hook • Page 1 Nam* In which nsasaseg Ben] Ja m ti Alt o f aald i n i l f l f balng In the Counly of Hemlnola. State o f Florida. Unleaa auch certlllcata shall bt redeemed according to law th* prnperly described la auch certificate wlli be told to the highest bidder at th* front door o f the Sem lnol* County Court H om e at Sanford, Florida, on th* first Monday In th* month of Heptember, 1151. which Is Iha Ird day or September, t i l l . A Dated thl* 18th day o f July, I l K O, P. HERNDON Clerk Circuit Court. Semlnol* County, Florida (S EA M People 60 to 80: Tear Out This Ad . ■. Nnd mail it todxy to find out bow you can still applf for a $1,000 life Iniuranca wlicy to help taka car* of Jinanclal expenses without burdening your family. You nandla tha entire transaction by mall with OLD AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. No obligation. No one will call on you! 3 West 9th, Dept L809B Kan* sas City, Mo. 4 nD,*Mt*'* ,h* *"* itT *f / * / hUTIT ft flATCHEL A* A dm lnltlratrlt o f th l Relate nf MINNIE ft ST EW ART Drrraied. riEO. A. SPEER JR. tllo rn e e fo r Eitala p o . n o* isos Sanford. Florida General Insurance t t JAMES GUT AGENCY S IS E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T (N TH E r o i RT OP TE E r o r V T V Jt'D fiE . s r.w itro i.n rorN T T , FL O R ID *. IN RRi ESTATE OF m a r t LE PPLER BTRONfl. D e ce .i•toe U Pee bet*. T * «I1 creditor* and tiereon* having claims e r demaad* agalnat eald eetalai Ton and each of yog ar* hereby notified and reoulred lo preeenl any P H O N E 78 H , JA M E S G U T JA M E S B . G U T 1 BUY NOW! S T E E L STR IK E OR N O T -A PRICE IN C R EA SE IS SURE T O COM E. D o n ’t forgot to •to p tho M ilk WE HAVE A G O OD SELECTION OF BRAND NEW 1956 CHEVR0LETS and 0LDSM 0BILES $50. 92 pa,M0NTH M 7 9 5 “ , ce IT A L W A Y S P A Y S T O C O FIR S T CLASS and... K e e p In to u ch w ith hom « b y T # l« p h o n # ALL WAYS HOLLER MOTOR SALES 1st in SALES 1st in V A LU E 1st in S T Y LE REMEMBER - IF YO U C A N T TR A D E W ITH US - FO RG ET I T ! SA V E DO LLARS A T H O LLER'S Ift TWtev Amflari to Caff By Nisater B o u t h t m B o ll T e le p h o n e A OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 2nd S t & Palmetto Ave. ' Phones: 1059 • 1234 �1 Never Too Hot To Rod A Buyer Thru Want Ads—Call 1821 43-ARTICLES 10—PIANO SERVICE *<• RELAX f o r balk 17—FURNFPiRK—HOUSEHOLD —Factory to You— L. I* Sill — Plano Technician Phone SIM Rente I, Sanford Aluminum Venetian Blind* M—UOOFIMi PLUMBING MID-SUMMER THE SANFORD HERALD MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom house. 13-MOM ES Large yard. Call 1450-J after 3-MEDKOOM house with carponc, « p. m. Berth and utility room, Fngi Unfurnished 3-bedroom house In dltro appliances, $228 down Lake Mary. 880. Ph. Sanford, LOWELL E. OZIER 1042 or 1168-W. Builder - Ph*M 1408 3-Bedroom unfurnished house. No Office; 3181 8. Oriaad* Dr. kitchen equipment, an French Drnamwoid section, l year old. I Ave. Phone 148-J. bedroom, l bath, screened porch 1-Bedroom home near Air Bata. Wall A pump for lawn, 112 W. Electric kitchen. Furnished or BrlarcUff*. unfurnished. Phone 2IT-M. 2-Bedroom concrete block heme 8-BEDROOM HOUSE, elect nc Kitchen equipped. Living room, kitchen, 118 W. 17th St., Phone bath with tub A shower. Full 678. size screen porch. Rt. 2, Box 832-A, Ph. 298-J, 3-ROOM lakefront apt. Hot water. $40 mo W. Musgrave. Lake Mary. 14-LOTS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic rnd*. Plastic or CERAMIC TILE rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon SAVINGS Paul P. Mueller h Set PI. IM eorda. Free eetmate. Quality wort. Scnkarlk Glue and Paint Co. Beautiful Dintite Seta. Choirs of 113-114 Watt tad 8t. Phone JkO tl Table Tops and 13 Chair Plumbing. Kreikjr Heatlaf covers . . . Complete with 4 M. G. HODGES Foot-locker* $8 93; 40-hr. Alarm Chain Service on All Water Pumps— clock* $1.19. Sanford Jewelry A Well. Drilled — Pumpt Luggage Co. 300 Sanford Ave. Paota Road, Phone TOO $139.00 Wa buy and aril used furniture. PLUMBING k REPAIRS Paying top cash pricci for any­ And—BetuliluJ U*Pc Dlanerwirt Septic Tank Installation k Service. thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ Sit ••»•••••> ... -*»•*•••»**•#** Bearer Connections. Archie C. ING POST on 17-lt Ph. 3081-W. Harriett, Phono 734-W or 1US, Army Cots, $8.98; Faint. $3.30 gal. T-Shirt*, 41c; Army-Navy Surp­ PLUMBING lus, 310 Sanford Ave. Contract and Repair Work Furnished cottage by week or Handioma Bedroom Speciel Fret Estimate* month. Ph, 3010-W-l. Vanity with larga Mirror NECCHI-ELNA It L. HARVEY Panal Bad Sewing Machine Center 204 Sanford Ava. Phon* JIM 2-Bedroom furnished house, Flor­ IA—PLACES TO EAT Cheat of Drawtn Saiei, Service and Rentsla al Heights. 133 mo. Call lttfl-M. GARRETT'S CAROL JEAN, the Cleveland Tor 323 E. Firit St. Phone 1413 New Smyrna ocean front One, (A nado has struck the Doggie u i:» $119.95 two bedroom apis., reasonable. M i l l Diner A Bar. (Lake Mary). 1 ft. Servti refrigerator. 3/4 ton McGrath, Box 1413, Coronado alr-conditloner. Practically new, Station. New Smyrna Batch, ur " m a iT l o u r e s t a u r a n t Phona 1883-W. Cnntraellng and Sep air Tel. 1095-M. Now Selection of— Sample Menu: T-Bone Steak, 108? iaaferd Are, 1113 Phone Bofaa (Foam Rubber) $t49.30 Breaded Veal Cutlet. Florida F. M. B. Be, 10c A 28c STORE. Sofa Bed* ...... ............... 108.00 Furnished apt. 407W W. 1st. $35 Speciel—Turkish Towel*, 8 for latbstcr, Deviled Crab, and of 848. Phone 30T6-R. W. J. KING Matching Chairs ...............88.80 course Lola's Famous Plus. •1.00. 321 SANFORD AVE. Plumbing Contractor PHONE 1176-W lor taka-out. 3-ROOM completely furnished ECHOLB BEDDING CO. Koklar Plumbing A Supplies Alr-Comprataor, good condition. HWY. 17-82 South. Carter tad k Magnolia. PK. $S32 apirtment with a $1,000 kitchen Reem Klsctris Water Haitera 101$ Sanford Ava. Phona 137. 317 Palmetto Av*. Ph. 2392. "Bad Bamberger” Mgr. Pk. 18 2134 Orlando Dr. 4—LOST AND POUND_________ >Open Maaday’a til 8:38 p. ml $4—APPLIANCES . . furnished apt. 3 Large, clttn. VISIT OUR BALCONY LOST — On French Av«., Men'e adiults. Sit Park Ave, land Rldc-ln Theatre for Mart FRIG1DA1RE appliancat, a a l a s 4 black wallet. Identification, E. anna Strickland. Exp. data Aug aad arnica. G. H. High, Oviedo, 44—WANTED TO BUY 18—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL J. Hoke. Call 2887-X-M. _____ 18, IBM. Fla. Phoaa F04-3I1S or Sanford Electric pump needed for 38’ by 184J-W altar 8 p .m . L ost - Black A tan Cocker Span1-1/4" (hallow well. Call 25U-W. Stare for rent, 407ti W. 1st. Phon* let, recently clipped. Answers to •-SPECIAL AOnCEh 3076-B. $38._________________ AIR CONDITIONING name ''B arney. Ph. 1410-X-J. • RENTALS For Room or Building • REAL ESTATE 1—PERSONAL NOTICES H. B ; P O P S CO. INC. T"~ ••Do It Yoursalf." U —A M I — iioubeb —* 0 0 JB Local and Long DtiUneo aovinf. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE • 888 Snath Park Ava. Phase 1148 Ag.nl* for HOWARD VAN STINE Full elza Espate gas slave. Reas­ French Avanue horns auitable for sell or Trade—3 badreem ham* la U HtS, INC, PENINSULAR Machlna and Supply Co. home k buslnaia. Far informa­ onable. Ph. 931-st. best part of Stmlnola Heights, TRANSFER A STORAGE, Ine. 307 W. lad St. P tion call 1414. Tampa. Brautlful yard and Offiee ISO* French Ava, Phone This is a free pats to the Rita shrubbery. Will trade for home GATLIN BROTHERS > 3164. Theatre for Diana Kinard. HUTCHINSON'S Oeea n F r o n t Dragline A Bulldozer Service of tquil ual value lit Sanford. P.O. Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Orange Ave. Exp. date Aug. 16, Rolleway, Hospiul a n d Bab. Box 383. Reach. Call 2374-W for m erva1084. Bate. Day Weak or Month-Tel tlona after 4:00 p. m. U—HOMES , 14M. Furniture Center — 14-BUILDING MATERIALS 1U Weil First________ EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitprograms, a able for bachelor or couple. USED BRICK Kew bed* available. Orange City Printing Co. Private bath. Acroaa from Pott CUSTOM BUILT HOMES TWO CARLOADS beautiful used Minor Nursing Home. Inspec­ West 13th St. Office. Manuel Jacobson, brick. Orange, red, and burnt tion Invited.________________ black. See them at SHERMAN Three and toor room furnlihed ’ LOW DOWN PAYMENTS . CONCRETE PIPE CO, AUTOMOTIVE Ralpk Ray. 3iM. apts. Very clean and clew In. •LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS A. K- SHOEMAKER, JR. Phona 814, Jlmrn* Cowan. RCD-I-MIX CONCRETE T. V. REPAIRS •-BOATS AND MOTORS Phene 1181 l*Uo 1188 Maluavlli* Miracle Ooacnta Co. FURNISHED apt*. Phono 1331. TH 10 p at. Servlet Calls, i 188 Elm Ave. Phone 1388 , ROBSON SPORTING GOODS J. Q, Herrin. Ph. M U . V WELAKA APARTMENTS! roomi 3-year eld heme. Nawly furnish­ 1 OPFERS Norris, Ph. UM, Ueeased 1 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT private baths. 114 W. first SL ed. Choice location. Call 1078-M. B H. P. Lauson nleltUi guaraataed work. Alr-cootad, 4-eyel# . . . . $11.00 HAYNES Office Machine Co., DESIRABLE one and two bod4J H. P. Firestone ........... IU.OO Typewriters, adding machines, BULLDOZING room furnished apt Ph. 418-W • H. P. Mereury 1141 lales-RantaU, 3!4 Mag., Ph. 44. LOWERY A BRIDGES Model ........................ I1M.U 1 A 3 room apt Ph. 2943-W. Good Used Office Deaki from $38. B H. P. Royal Uaad portable and atandard size Boss Court Apia. 3 rooms furnish­ BEAUTIFUL HOMES—FOR BALI Gear ehlft—new . . . . . $131.00 ed. Phon* 1484. typewriters from $38. I H. P. Seott-Atwater Wall Drilling, HOWARD LOW DOWN PAYMENT Gear a h lft........ ... . . . $T1-M POWELL’S Avalon Apu. Efficiency, Phone lono, Phon* an so? i . $ H. P. Mercury Office Supply Commartial Ava. 720-W. (TUREE) *• loss Mark • . . . . . I1M.00 117 B. Magnolia Phone 944 H. P. Elgin UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Efficiency apartment, air-condi­ Beautiful 3 Bedroom Homti 1983 Model ........ ... TOM 47-lFUKNITURE—HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A AUTO tioned. Hwy. 17-93 8. SlumbertVt H. P. Firestone Furniture Cleaned In Yaur Hoi land Court. Used furniture, appliances, toule, built b y ISM Model Reg. etc. Beught-sold. Larry's Mart, 2 Room furnlthec apt. avallabl* |U H. P. Evlnrude $31 East 1st SL Phone 1631. ISM Model . . . . . . . . . $$$.M now. 5 room furnished apt. O D H A M A T U D O R , lot. Eatimatea—Call 1T14-J. available by July 20th. 310 Magy.t H. P. Champion . . . . . $U.OO HIGHEST CAS71 TRADEIN ONE YEAR OLD CROSLET - BENDIX noli*. Ph. A. K. Rosscttcr, Flor­ 10 H. P. Mercury P R IC E S P A ID FOR USED Bales end Service ist. 212. lightning ......... $133.00 FURNITURE YOU can buy with LOW DOWN RANDALL 10 H. P. Johnson WILSON-MAIER Furnished 3 rooms k bath, down­ PAYMENT and assume VA (Of) 1854 Model . . . . . . . 198.00 Kltetric Company stairs. 1902 Maple Ave. Phone Mortgage at 4H% Interest with FURNITURE CO. Service— Quality— Satisfaction . |0 H. P. Wizard 1474. low monthly payments. » 1983 Model .......„ ........ I134.S3 Ph 113 Sanford 2837-J-3 D* Bar] Can 958 18 H. P. Elgin ................. $129.98 For Rent—1 bedroom furnished III R. First Ht. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING LOCATION----IS H. P. Scott Atwater ISM apt. $43 per month. St. John* Slip Coven end Drapes with Biil-A-Matie . . . . $180.00 Buy yetr Furniture at Berrr'e Reilly. STANLEY KULP SOUTH P I N E C R E S T 18 H. P. Scott Atwater Warehouse Fun Co., it 901 w. PHONE 2S38-J. 1983 Model ............... $311.00 lat 8L Alt nationally adv. funs- Unfurnished 1-Bedroom apt. Near and H H. P, Johnson shopping center, 2411 Elm. No Itun *t warehouse prism. 11U Model ................ - $383.00 Pete please. B E L A I R Sections Jameson Studio, Special for chll This ad will admit Chariot OraAlso many motors tom down for dren lo 8 years. Two 8x10, ( SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ Vfta to the m i! The a I re. Exp. used parts, Reasonsble. BEE US TODAY data Aug, 11, 1964. able Home* and Apts. Phone 27. . • TRADE IN your old boat, Mo­ tor or Trailer. OFFICE ........... 2828 French Ave EMPLOYMENT PET MISSING? Let The Sanford 3-Room apt. Adults only. No pel*. PHONE................... 2100 and 2980 . —Selection of Boats— Phone 881-J. 218 W. 8th Si. | Glsss, Mahogany, Aluminum Herald “ Lost Ad” find il. Thai’s • Alio several used Boata and 38—HELP WANTED-FEMALE how one boy got his puppy hack, If Interested In apartment, clean­ Gator Traltera. er thin average, close-in, SEE It Pays To Use Classified, ' How will you SWAP? Drug Stare, Mr. Clark. Jimmy Cowan. Phone 614. too. Phone 1121. Mow will ypu TRADE? AMBITIOUS WOMEN Your old motor, Who want to earn but can only For a better grade. work part time. Avon Cosmetic! Your Evlnrude dealer USED FURNITU RE CLEARANCE offera opportunity to earn ovrr ROBSON SPOSTING GOODS YES. MR. FARMER 184 E. lat SI. Phono 888 $2 per hour. Contact Mrs. J. 1—3-Pc. Living Boom Suite . . . . I can build your home, remodel, • ••• • -«*• . . . . . $1218 Bussell, P.O. Box 878, Orlando. repair or build your addition to l i f t . Plywood Fishing Boat k your present home. Financed at -----. . . 18.10 Sunlty hem* products will train 1—3-Pc. Living Room Suita (pita tie) .................. Trailer. $88. Phone 1331-J. 4% Intersil, ever a reasonable house wife to rrplsce present 1—2-Pe. Living Room Suite (good slip rovsrs) . . . . . _____ 11.88 period time. 11—TRAILERS representative. C a l l Sanford LETS TALK IT OVCR 1—Mapla Arm Sofa Bed ............... _____ 11.88 2332-J. T. R. Meant Gen. Contractor It will pay YOU lo sto us before ph. 1438-M. you buy. Open Eveninga and 1—Miami Lounge ........................ . . . . . 8.00 E. Celery Ave. LADIES........... Rundaya. Christmas telling Mason will soon EaataMo Trailer Sales be hare. Praps re now for large 1-3-Pe. Sofa Bed Suita (wrought Iron armi) . . . . . Palatka, Fla. profits by telling beautiful Avon 1—3-Pc. Sofa Bed Suit* (plastic arms) ........ ... ______ 38.00 Cosmetics. Contact Mra. J. Ru» Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 668-XR. sell, P. O. Box 878, Orlando. 1—Armless Sofa Bed ............... . . . . 12.88 is. MAKE AN OFFER Z9—-MALESMEN-AG ENTS" 1—Large 2-pe. Living Room Suite 8.00 U93 Cattle Trailer. 12 ft. 3 bed rooms, excellent condition. Must |30.oo dally, Sell Luminous Door 1—Wicker Rocking Chair ........... . . . . 3 00 sell now, owner transferred. Pistes. Write Reeves, Dept. ______ 300 May be seen 1 mile south of No. 180, Attleboro, Mass. Free 1—Large Platform Rocker ........ ARB YOU LOOKING FOB A Sanford on Hwy 17-02 opposite Sample*. NEW WOMB? 1—Aluminum -and Plastic Chaise Lounge . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.18 HatIKf'a Garage or Ph. M14-J. W—WORK WANTED—PEMALB 1—Bathinet (new, tolled) ......... 14—USED CARS ------ soolSEE snd COMPARE WANTED: BABY SITTING— Day 1—Hidt-a-Bed (rtg. $239.88) good buy . — . . — 148.00 » • Homes Bellt Clean 1U1 Ford Victoria, $378. or night. Phone 1443-W. Perfect 1848 Chev. 3-Door. $aao. 1—Corner Bookcase ..................... IF IBS! Ford V-8 Ranch Wagon, $1071 FINANCIAL 1—Vanity with triple mirror . . . . OOKAM A TUDOR, INC 1983 Ply. Club Coupe $$?$, ».... ia t Builders of fin * Haases ^ P h jjn ^ »9 i^ ^ jfte^ 8 j3 0 jg jn a ^ 14-INSURANCE 1—Small Dreiser and Mirror . .. . Far Florida Living Let a Classified Ad Solve That FREE Problem Phone 1821 d-U O A N C k-ffA B U " .... • BUSINESS SERVICES Prelarrad Rates to Preferred Policyholder* John William* las, Agtar? 411 Saalerd Atlantic Bank 34 18-BEAUTY PARLORS Modern Air-conditioned Salon H arriett's Bnaaty Noefc ISLSJ2B__________ ELfil • MERCHANDISE r e p a ir s a - a l i loin a PAINTING 42—ARTICLES FOR RENT _ XALUMINUM PAINT NOW 8 mm film rental library W - For House Traitor Roots at Wleboldt’i Camera Shop. *10 w JtEED A PAINTER?—BEE USI S. Park Ave. NrRANEY-SMJTN GUI S. Park Phono 1303 48—ARTICLE* rum SALE IlA O II sanding and finishing. 9‘ * ru. ft. Cold spot refrigerator Cleaning, waxin*. Serving Sami with freezer across top, |7S. a note county alien tat. mm Rtvtre Model SB movla 1 ‘ >H- M. Gleason. Lake Mary camera A case, 838. G.E. En­ ure meter A case, $U. Pk poaura For call Mr. Taaktr, 1225 M. 131 Laurel Dr. Lot In De Itary, block from 17-92, 180x76. Large trees. By owner, 8880. Daytons Beach 2-2620. guest p Movieland Ride-In Theatre for Mra. BobDy Reeves. Exp. dale Aug. 13, 1986. 87—BROKERS aad REALTORS BA LL R EA LTY RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON REG. BROKlhlS S. D. Hlghleyman, Associate 284 Snath Park Ave. Phane I Alexander & Stringer Real Estate A Insurance Mra. Lourine Messenger, Assoc. 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 16 Rebtrl A. Winjatna, Realtar Raymond Lundquitt, Associate Phane 18T3 Atlantic Beak Bldg. Mon., Augr, 6, 195$, Page 7 DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS I. Weather, cock 3. Head cook 8. Street urchin IE Legitimate theater (short. •ned) It. Seed covcringi 13. Anxious 14. Stay 15. Knock II. Southeaat (xbbr.) 17. French article II.Over (poet.) 19. Consumed 20. A king of England 33. Genua or frcih-wattr ducka 31. Relate in detail 24. Aviator* with 6 planes downed 29. Sptaka 31. Carting vshlcit 32. Fttlah tvar.) 33. Neuter pronoun 34. Like 38. Newt 34. Identical 31. Ledge 40. City of wickedness 1Bib.) 41. Concise II. Accumulate 41. Antlered animal Laura I . 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HOME BUYBR OPPORTUNITY Practically naw 3-bedroom CB borne with over 18,000 *q. ft. of livetbUity. Kitchen equipped and automatic waaker furnished. Priced for quick tale with only $1180 down. Out of city but with city water. $8. H. "BUI” STEM PER liny Allen, Aieariata Arietta Price- Aanaeiata Realter — General lasaraare 3183 $ia N. Perk Av*. IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ask Crumley k Montelth at 117 South Park, Pbone 771 They Know Urge leu, near CULLEN AND HAL'XEY PhoM UT ti^irr i»ti (Neut.) 37. Con­ vert­ ed into money 39. Full of Assures 30. Branches 33. Bid * : ' V i ' ■' f 24. Crate Orlande i:oe *:** SlVH III! •:Zu 4:11 liVU 111* EXCELLENT TERMS *0 ROSA L. PAYTON 71 (|V» l!S» Be gists red Real Estate Broker t;uo Phase 8871 17-82 at Hiawatha »: I *■30 I»:«>•> MANY PURPOSE HOME |e:io This larga home located Just out side City Limits ‘ on “II lots. Vary desirable as home only. Also, Ilian adaptable for Doctor* office, or 11:00 It Is Ideal location for Motel, or many other uses. Terms may Site b* arranged if desired. Sea us for French Ave. Property 7;no »:on REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN *1*0 3844 French Ave. 0:10 10:00 J. W. HALL, REALTOR tO ill Johnny Walker. Aeaaalata 10:10 “ CaU Hall” Phona ITM Ilia* Hits S-B.R. furnished homi on I aora. 11:10 ICIS Total prlca $3,730! everything, aeed* terns repairs. Consult A REALTOR Pint SANFORD isiiiji • u : is i j , )t'l:lX i: TELEVISIO N Open house Sunday 3:00-8:00 p m 100 North Elliott, Larga oldar home with 4 bedrooms, 2 balm;, plenty storage, large shady ground* with garage apartment and swimming pool. Thii la ideal horn* for family with children. Top location. mcatlM. t of DOWN 1. Divers* 3. Among 3. African river 4. Hatfema 8. Lucid 8. Pile T. Ovum 8, Festival (Bp.) 8. End wall of a building *1. Woody perennials 13. Fortll). cation II. Grampus IP. Poker stake 21. Song bird 22. Roman money 23. Emmet 23. Shoeboncan Indian w u a o -tv lsm w i a ... $48 MONTHLY Large Buffet Table and 8 ?e Chat ——V —m m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-00 BEAUTIFULLY Deafened Hum Gats this beautiful J-Bedroom Aad Four I s A asm Heim** masonry home, parquet floors, 2— Largs Dining Room Tsblee. . _. . . . . . . . . . . each i ... s.oo I A I bathe ^ three year* aid and well pre­ served. Comfortable Florida 14—Odd Chrome Chair* ------ . . . . . ............................ each . . . . . . 4AS Varied aelecOM of Plana Avail­ able, room, rer porta, utility room. 2—Porcelain lo p Kitchen Tablet . .......... . each . . . . . . . 4.8B1 M eed Prom t il 488 to 124,008 LOW PRICE $8,700. Terms avail­ VA 4018 - FHA A FHA tattrvable. 1-7-Pc. Dlnatta, uble and • chal rS . . . . . . . M.. . . . . . . . . . 10.88 l** Fia sating. 1—Drop-leaf Kitchen Table (wood) .............................. .. 4FI, HOMES AVAILABLE: Cmfmmf 1—Drop-leaf Table (wood) and 4 Chrome chair............ .............. 1448 South Piaaareit ... . 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SOUTH PINECREST • Luxury Homes In A Moderate Price Range • Spacious Country Living With All City Conveniences • City Water And City Sewers—Paved Streets • Intelligent Zoning Restrictions To Maintain High Property Value • Ultra Modern Design In Homes And Surroundlngi To Meet Today’s Standards For Comfort, Conven* ience And That “ Luxury Look.” Act Now And You Can Choose Your Colors Inside And Out, Also Bath Tile And Brick Trim On Any House Not Completed* 120 Homes Already Sold 3 will be Completed in 10 Days . . . 5 More Due To Be Completed in 3 Weeks . . 12 Additional homes under construction will be completed within 60 Days. Let Us Show You How Easy You Can Own Your Home O d h a n t &■ BRAILEY O D H AM . President I f Yon Are a Veteran Service Personnel F R A . H U Down Payment duslaf cast) HI Per Month W H Y NOT DRIVE OUT TO D A Y ? HI Per Month (laded* Hu m tad las.) We Can Qualify You For One O f The Above Finance Plans Within SO Minotee You Can Move In While We Are Completing The Paper Work �71 S f e H a n fo rd lie ra lft • AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA Established 1908 ^ (H IL M E ^ X L V II^ * TUESDAY. AUGUST 7. 1958 Ike Urges Bulganin To Show 'New Spirit In International Issues Red Cross Follows ,through To Units On Recent Disaster The Seminole County Chapter of American Red Cron has received authorization through the Southeastern area office In Atlanta to provide the following type* of a*. , stance to any Bona Fide victim* of the sen diaaater who might now be la Seminola County and atill In need of aaalatanca: Bade maintenance—food, shel­ ter, clothing. Medical care for In­ jured—it la reported that many with leia aerloua injuriea did not receive care In New York. Mini­ mum household furnishing! for •immigrants who loet their furnish­ ings aboard the Andrea Dorla or who lost funds that were to have been used for the purchase of sueh. Some passengers are still re­ ported missing and Inquiries about persons missing and any other information needed would be re­ layed by the Seminole County Chapter to the New York City .-Chapter. ^ The New York City Chapter gave assistance as victims atrived in New York. Medical and nurs­ ing care and ambulances were provided for the Injured who were moved to hospitals, clothing was provided at the pier on mass basis, and later more adequate clothing was given on an Individual basis to those who needed I t Canteen service was also given at the • jlm . As passengers debarked they were taken to hotels and trenaportaUen, t S u r M M P M maintenance were provided by the American Red Croaa In New York City. Hie American Red Cross visited passengers in their hotels, and plana ware made with each fami­ ly or Individual to assist them on to the point of destination with transportation ind maintenance •enroute being provided. Before leaving New York City, those who came In contact with Red Cross were told they should go to the Red Cross Chapter at point of destination if additional - assistance waa needed. Immigrants on the Andrea Doria have had a terrifying experience have bad a terrifying experience - and a sad Introduction to a new 'country. Church groupa are a na' tural source of help and comfort and In some instances might want to adopt a family for continuing service and assistance, it was said. Collins Signs Bill To Curb Mail Order •Real Estate Frauds TALLAHASSEE UR — Unecrupu loua real estate developers who prey on gullible out of »talers who buy al*hl unseen on the strength of false or mlalfiodlng advertising toco n possible 1100,000 fine end • yeere in prioon under a new Flor­ ida law. ' Gov. Collins iete yesterday sign­ ed the bin of the recent ipcclal m u Ioo of the Legislature which la designed to eurb mall order real astota ewlndUt. The lew makes it a crime to advertise totsa or misleading In­ formation to lure the unwary into buying real estate. It also requires that tha develop­ er who te)ls by mall must file with tha Real Estate Commission copies of advertising aad promo­ tional matter be Intends to use * i t il d e the state, Gov. Collins requested the tow after Investigation dlariosed that a few developer*, whoso take ac­ tivities ware outside th Juristictlon of (he commission, were mix­ ing fancy with toot In out of state advertising, loading aaaU ardor buyers to believe they wore get­ ting advantages that did not, aad might never, exist. t*~* — REN. HOLLAND TO ■R m n e n a e p BARTOW, UR— Boa. HoRlod wiR bo honored by Bartow d rtc clubs at an annual henMComiag cele­ bration this afternoon. Be ie borne for e abort stay baton going to Chicago to attend the Motional Democratic Convention aa an adtoraatn dalegato. Stevenson Certain Of Top Nomination On Either Ballot erated by groat armaments, Elsenhower said* “ wo welcome" Soviet efforts to wipe out “ some of the ovlla" Stalin Imposed with­ in Russia during his rule. But, he stressed, these “ evlia" were also evident In Stalin's foreign policy. He then added: "Even today they constitute a grievous obstacle to doing those things which we both agree ougnt to be done. This situation n’-edi ■Iso to bo remedied by a new spirit for which I also appeal." Eastern Stars Will Honor Worthy tkaiRfM dtroh N4w Smyrna Chapter No. Three, Drier of the Eastern Star will honor Mr*. Ethel Dobson. Worthy Gland Matron with a banquet and meeting at *:M p. m. Monday, Aug. 13, In New Smyrna. Reservations must bo made by Wednesday, Aug. t. For these res­ ervations eall Mr*. Wyatt, Worthy Matron or Mr*. Bilbrey, secretary. All members are Invited. Mrs. Dobson will make her off]rial visit In Sanford on Oct. 2T. Assault With Intent Hospital N otes To Murder Charge August i Admissions Ranald Meredith (Osteen) Mrs. Louise Hasty (Sanford) Lemuel Eudell Jr. (Sanford) Dischargee Ells McGriff (Sanford) Nell Stone (Longwood) Sylvia Price (Lake Monroe) August T Admissions Celle Holley (Lake Mary) Betty Slaton (Sanford) Nlnnlt TUlia (Sanford) Ilasel Moaley (Sanford) Homer Thomas (Sanford) Robert Dumss (Altymonte Springs) Preston H. Jones (Oaten) In Mystery Attack SAnASOTA UR— Police Lt. Whit, ted has charged Edward Turley with assault with Intent to mur­ der the Rev. Wilmon Smith in a mystery shooting. Turley, 72, is being held in county jail. Smith, 40, minister Tor the Church of God, was wounded slight­ ly by shotgun pellets while breakfasting at his home Sunday. Turley, his next door neighbor, first told police hi* 12 gauge shot­ gun went off while he was clean­ ing it on n bed. Whltted said Tur­ ley later gave less coherent ac­ counts of (he shooting. Teh officer said Smith could not hava been shot In the way Turley described it. Whltted also reported several persons said T u rle y had tokl them of disliking, Smith. The minister said he knew of no reason Turley should shoot him. MARTIN, 8. D., UR - A tornado H* added the older min had been struck tha tiny community of npaet since the death of hi* wife Martin in aouihwastern South Da­ in another shooting last year. kota last night, destroying one large building and damaging tha hospital. An undetermined num­ ber of people were reported in­ jured. An employe of the Northern Bell CHICAGO UR — Estes Kefauver Telephone Co. who visited the may he down but he isn’t count­ town of l.ooa shortly after the ing himself out. storm said several parsons suffer­ The hand-shaking senator from ed minor Injuries, bat then were Tennessee baa renounced ail no fatalities. Telephone service claim to the 1H6 Democratic pres­ was out temporarily. idential nomination. But the No. 2 Hi slid the roof on the hospital spot on the ticket rcmalni open— was torn off and moat of the win­ to tor aa Kefauver know* at least. dows In the building w en broken. And for the big opportunity — Patients In the words w en evac­ wall there'a 1M0, and 1M4. And uated. ha aald. The winds also up- maybe other election years. mt several house trailer* in « trail­ So, to the eiirprisc of early ar­ er camp near th* town, bat none o f tha occupants wow reported rivals for this year's convention, Kefauver headquarters I* a buss­ Injured. _______ ___ ing, going concern. Nobody around the piece seems to know quite what the senator ia up to. But all inda are eure Kefauver hesn't resigned himself to political ob­ scurity. M r . tt'a obvious at th* moment that ha means to make hla>deep, ami•f widely a d evening sbta-aoundiag voice heard at the f t to n . Tornado Strikes South Dakota Town Kefauver Is Not Counting Self Out W eather Anodatod P m * Leased Wire No. I5« Crystal Lake Public Beach To Get Long Awaited Face Lifting ' - WASHINGTON UR — President*Eisenhower called on Soviet Pre­ mier Bulganin today to demon­ strate a “ new spirit’* and eradi­ cate “ evils” in International re­ lations which Elsenhower said have survived the Kremlin’s downwilh-Stolln moves. Brushing aside Russia’s newest disarmament proposals, Elsenhow er said bluntly he la “ greatly dis­ CHICAGO (rt—Adlal E. Stevenson turbed by the developments which Is prepared to toes political tradb have occurred since we met at tlon aside In filling second place Geneva" at the summit confer on the ticket If he wins the Demo­ ence a year ago. cratic presidential nomination. In a personal letter to Bulganin, Stevenson, the party’s 1052 nom­ Elsenhower challenged him to "do inee, is supremely confident he will more to realize the hopes” born get the top nomination on the first at the summit conference, espec­ or second bnllot at next week’ s ially to keep pledges about Ger­ convention here. man unification "which desper­ This view, of course, {■ disputed ately need to be fulfilled." by supporters of Gov. Averell Har­ In that connection Elsenhower dman of New York anJ several gave short shrift to a Bulganin “ favorite son" candidates working proposal for withdrawal of foreign for a deadlocked convention in troops from Germany. which the lightning might strike The Soviet Premier advanced one of them. that idea, In a letter to Eleenhow If he ii worried by the threat of er June •, along with a plan for such a deadlock, Stevenson does individual cuts in national armed not show It. He already Is review forces without the inspection and Ing and refurbishing his position on verification system on which this major issues In anticipation of country insists. Bulganin called vigorous fall campaign against his plan a "new approach" to get President Elsenhower. disarmament going. lie has convinced himself in prl Elsenhower, In a reply delivered miry campaigning in all section* In Moscow today, related the Ger­ of the country that Elsenhower's man phase of the Bulganin plan popularity is overrate!. He believes to the “ promise" of Geneva—es­ the President can be beaten. pecially unification in free elec­ With this In mind, he Is looking tions. He aald that “ obviously” the ahead still further to January. He matter of force withdrawal can­ has told friends he is more inter­ not be bandied'aa an “ isolated" ested in getting a running mate matter. who will make a lop-notch vice On the broader disarmament president than in satisfying the us­ proposal Eisenhower said Russia’s ual requirement* of geography and announced cut of 1,100,000 men voter appeal. In its armed forces merely fol­ lowed cuts the West has alroady made since World War II. And he said’ he doubts that action by Individual countries, on tha Bui“ do much to If Y w r Herald In Not Delivered Bj • P. M. Cal] 1821 Boforo 7 P. M. For Delivery RED CROSS NGRSlt MRS. ROY WEEKS, of the Central Florida Blood Bank of Orlsndo, attends to Jack I- Mangut, Aviation Metalsmith third class, URN, daring the foUr-hour blood bank drive held nt the Sanford Naval Air Station Dispensary, Thursday. (Official Photo, U. S. Navy) Hatchery Important To Fish Management •■Our a t 1 ------------------------------------Our federal fish fiah hateherv hatchery at Welaka Is the only Federal hatch' cry In the state of Florida “ said Albert J. Wilson, director of the Department of the Interior's Fiah and Wild Life Service in hia speech belore the Sanford Rotary Club at its noon meeting Monday The Board of Sanford City Com­ at th* Yacht (Tub missioners at a special called Wllion went on to say o f bla In; meeting last - night 'cntatlvcly tereating occupation that “ oar dis­ adopted practically all of City tribution territory Is all of the Manager Warren E. Knowles’ Cap­ state of Florida c u t of the Apa­ ita! Improvement program. The only Item eliminated from lachicola River and 21 of th* south the criglnst program weru nnc Georgia counties. "We raise large-mouth baas and dtmp (ruck, one tractor and tne bluegill bream—becausa thees art radio network for the Utility and the only twu '.hat we know of tkat Public \Vcrk« department. John Burton, Iocs! architect, will completely etock n body of water and be able to maintain presented three plans for the San­ thsmielves and produce good fish­ ford Community Center. After studying the plans the City Com­ ing for a number of years.” mission requested Burton In de­ He went oh to eay before the sign other plans that would remembers attending “ th# demand Improvement Plans Start Immediately 'MffT. t o t»rf»rodcca eh-the* V o to e t Uflto; The policy eg our service J* to stock only managed waters—last year we raised and distributed 3,20,030 fish. These Went to 1,534 individual applicants. Our trucks traveled 21,000 mile* on distribu tlon alone." The Department of which Wil­ son Is director is a subsidiary of the U. S. Department of the In­ terior's Conservation and Replen Ishment Station at Welaka. During his speech Wilson became enlhuUntie and went on to tell hi* lis­ teners "When you etop and think that these fish will grow to catchable size In one year you will be­ gin to realize the Job we er* do­ ing In helping to produce food and fun in the area thl* one station aerves and remember, w« or* only one of the many federal hitcherlei." In closing Wilson added “ I do not want you to leave with the Idea that Just the stocking of hatchery fish is going to asiuro you that there Is going to be good fishing In a body of water, In fact there is much more to It thin (hat But the hatchery Is a very im­ portant part of good fish manage­ ment It Is also a good Insurance that the likes whleh have now dried up right hero In Florida, will furnish good fishing ooe year aft­ er they regain thalr normal water level. Wilson'a speech was so Interes­ ting and Informative that the Rotary members held a question and answer period after hit talk. Sanford Trea Co. Is Making Debut A new business is getting start­ ed In Sanford and abould be boom­ ing In a faw dsya. The Sanford Tra* Company Is making Iti debut anJ *111 specia­ lise In removing snots, removing trees end also doing away with dangerous Umba. This business will b* open on weekends and H. 8. Osdsby owner and manager aspects to gat things rolling right away. Anyone interested pleas* cell 100T-J, as an office apace has not bee* obtained yet. Funeral Tomorrow For Paul D. Jones Funeral services have been aet for Paul D. Joa*« who died In a veterans hospital in Lake City yes­ terday morning. Rita# will b* bald at Rrissoa Funeral Home at 4 p. m raw. The Rev. A. G. Mclnnrs wlB officiate and hartal will Im la Lake View Camctary, SNAS Personnel Donate 89 Pints To Blood Drive Personnel of the Sanford Naval Air Station, led by Capt. J. T. Blackburn, USN, commander heavy attack wing one, donated a total of 29 pints of blood during the NAS Blood Rank Dr|ve held at tha atation dispensary; Thurs­ day. The purpose of the blood bank la to establish a system of providing wholo blood for us* in treatment of Naval personnel and their au­ thorized dependenta In thla urea. Approximately ilo aallori, tapresenting every department of tha atation, reported to tha dispensary to give blood during the four-hour drive. Several of the men were turned back because they had previously given blood at drtvea conducted by local civic clubs rec­ ently. Heavy attack Squadron Seven ted all departments of the slatlou with 34 volunlcer donors. Health Board Will Start Proceedings To Purchase Land The Florida Slate Board of Health which met In Jacksonville l ^ d l M a g m . that Canid irat yesterday waa Informed that only 1000 people one email parrel of laad remained It wia requested by tha com- (o be purchaaed before all laad mlsitonera that the auditorium be neceszary to start tha proposed so designed that part of lt could $450,000 office building waa avail­ be used for a dining area that able. William S. Walker, attorney would seat a minimum of 300 peo­ for the Florida Stale Board of ple. Health, said that condemnation The city manager was requested proceedings would be started. to make further cost studies of. This parcel, which faces First tha Goldsboro swimming pool and St., includes one house and a 30 X tha completion of the boat baaln. 105 foot plot of land, lt has been Knowles was instructed by the appraised at $5,230 but the owner City Commissioners to ask for Indicates she will not sell for leas bids for two new romper* for the than $12,000, therefore steps to fir* department and two new condemn the property will b# packer* for tha department Also taken. to aak for bids fur a dozer and Fred R. Ragland, director of loader, two dump trucks, a derrick Bureau of Finance and Accounts, truck chaisia and sweeper for the reported on olher proposed building atreet department and to, also in Tampa, Oade County, Orlando advertise for bids for the air con­ and West I’alm Beach. A delega­ ditioning. tion from West Palm Beach Coun­ The City Commissioners staled ty appeared before the Iloard to that total cost figures be com­ outline their need of belter health pleted on tha atreet lighting sys­ facilities. tem as *o«n at possible so that Dr. Wilson T. Sowder, slate this part of the Improvement pro­ gram could gat underway Immedi­ health officer, atatsi that h* hopes that contract can be let on ately. Another Item coming before the the new building In Jacksonville commission list night was th* re­ within the noxt four month*. ' Presiding over the meeting waa moving of articles and merchindlse from th* aldawalks. After Dr. Herbert L. Bryans, Pensacola, lengthy discussion It was derided president. Other bosrd members to refer this program to the Mer­ presrnt were: T. M. Curable, Ph.chant* Association for Its recom­ (1., vice-president, Quincy; Dr. Carl C, Mendota, Jacksonville; mendation. Dr. Charles J. Collins, Orlando; and Dr. F. P. Meyer, St. Pateraburg. Dr. Brians rt-affirmed the Board's request that ths Merit DERBY, Conn. UR-Becsuse he System allow them to retain the already had a chest cold before fici-dom uf action that they have ■offering a brokan.rlb la an auto- colored in the past in securing mablle collision, TV'a Ed Sullivan and compensating employes. Be­ cause of the highly technical na­ maat remain two more daya In a ture of many position! in the boapiul. State Board of Health, too rigid Ha had been expected to bo dla- rule* and regulations would pre­ ebarged today. Hla physician said, vent the State Board of Health however, th* possibility of com­ from nhtalnlng needed personnel. plications mad* U advisable for Dr. N'ailisn Schneider, assistant him to remain In Griffin Hospital director of th* Bureau of Labora­ bare until Thursday. tories, spoke on tb* many types of luUlvan and three others were research being done by the State injured, one critically, in Sey­ Board Df Health. Dr. Sowder askmour aarly Monday while Sullivan rd the Bosrd to consider th* em­ waa traveling to hU Southbury ployment of a research coordina­ born* after hi* Sunday nlgbt TV tor to expedite ell type* of re­ search work on a atat* and coun­ program. Ob tha danger iUt with head In- ty level. The Board asked Dr. Jurita la Ralph Cacaca, 34, of Naw Bonder to give th* matter further Kavea, a protection service agen­ study and report on same at th* cy employ# assigned to Sulllvan'a next meeting. The need for a place where drag farm. L iu seriously hurt were Sullivan's son-in-law, Robert II. addicts could commit themselves Pracht Jr., M, of Bcarutale. .V Y , voluntarily for treatment waa die and Joaaph Palmuccl, 22, of An- rusird, with Frank C. Castor, di­ rector of the Bureau of Narcotics, poHca said Palmuccl’* outlining the need for a bettor e fr vian d to tha left on a curve piece than Ralford where such and redded head-on with the car person* could go. Th* next meottag of the Board SuUtvaa was driving, They said they would decide what durga to was scheduled lor Sept. 20, at 9 a. fUa against Palmuccl aftfcr they m. at tha offlea of But* Health talk to tha accident victims at Officer, Dr. Wilaon T. Sowder, la Jacksonville. Sullivan Expected To Stay In Hospital CofC Rep Uncertainly Clouds Makes Plea Prospects For Suez For Action Canal Conference Some definite action may finally be taken toward correcting the "unsightly" and “ dangerous" con ditloni at tha Crystal Lake Public Beach in Lake Mary, I* was de­ cided at the regular monthly meet Ing of the Board of County Com mlssioneri thla morning. Appearing as a representative of the Lake Mary Chamber of Com mcrce, ai well is a Lake Mary property owner, Law Luster, made an urgent plea for Immediate aelion by the Board, Stating that la a larger sense he represented all tha people of tb* area who ere not so fortunate as to live on a lake, end who must use public parks and beaches for their recreation, Luster reviewed the efforts mida by the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce to date end outlined slmpte plans for making the beach as attractive as Rock 8prlngs and other more distant re­ creation spot*. The bath housea and toilets a n in such a state of disrepair aa to be of no use at ad, while the dock, le eo weakened by age, and now standing so tor eat of deep water a i to b* actually dangerous, ha .-aald. Already several Mttdaota have occurred there, on* re*wiling In a broken neck and mar totality, he added. The cash cost of only two or three hundred dollars would bo In­ volved, said Luster, to put the beach In first d a n condition. Thla could Include bulldozing off the encroaching growth of weads to make more sand beach area, tear­ ing down the dangerous dock, and repairing the balh houses and toi­ lets. Trash cans could also be pro­ vided, and tome arrangement* made for disposing of the tin cans and other refuse that now aecumutate ell over th* beach area, he said. Following tho talk by the Cham­ ber of Commerce representative, the Board voted to-meet with him at Crystal Lake Beach this after­ noon at 1:00 o’cUck, to deride the best manner ol reconditioning the beach facilities. Southern Bell Co. Reports Increase In New Telephones Southern Bell announced today that 50J22 new telephones were added In Florida in tho first six months of this year. According to Gordon Rot hermel, Sanford Group Manager, thla Is more than the total gained in all of IBM. This gain brought Southern Bell's total number of telephones |n serv­ ice in the Stole to 222,000. At the end of lhM, there were 452,000 In service, an,Increase of 53 percent in a little more than five years. Rolhsrmal said If the demand for service continues at the present rale, it le eipccted that toil tele­ phones will reach one million In early llfil. ’ Rothermel added that 373 tele­ phone* were added here during th* first six months of IBM for a total of 8,977. At the end of IBM there were 3,726, an increase of S3 per cent In a little mors than flv# years. First Federal Will Be Scene O f Meet To Form Unit Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock those lntorestod In formation of a Seminole County Mental Health Unit will meet at tha First Federal Saving* and Loan Assn. Mias Mar­ garet Margrave, field representa­ tive of the national organisation will attend to assist, coming here from Washington, D. C. The increasing Interest,In th* ef­ fective treatment of mental Ulness m 4 the prograss mad* by medical ■dance ia this field potato np the Importance of the local aasoclalien's tarnation, U was said. LONDON til— Uncertainty today Clouded prospect! Tor the 24-natlon conference on the 8uez Canal. An Egyptian-sparked move to throw the dispute before the Untied Na­ tion* appeared under way. Egypt, the Soviet Union and In. dia topped .the list of nations that still hive not said whether they will attend the talks the Western Big Three propose to open In Lon­ don Aug. H. There were rumor* that India's Prime Minister Nehra might be shaping a counter ptsn to give Egypt ■ face-saving ave­ nue of retreat. After a two-hour session Inst night, the Egyptian Cabinet gave no indication if it would accept th* conference bid but an official source asserted: "Egypt hai plenty o f time t* answer. The deadline to deliver • reply Is midnight Aug. IS." Washington sources said all American planning was gataf ahead on tha assumption that the conference will start on schedule, but the possibility of a postponement we* not ruled out. Typhoon Wanda ft Reported A t O u t O f China's Worst1 hong KONa ill -Reports from Red China said today, that Ty­ phoon Wanda was one of Uw cen­ tury's worst, killing more than 2,100 persons end leaving millions homeless on the Chinese main­ land. A compilation of dispatch*e from the Communiit New China Newe Agency put the number at known dead at 2,111 and tha in­ jured at almost the earns figure. The casualties may be boosts^ when reports reach Peiping front remote reglone where communK cations were cut. Crops were devastated In an im­ mense area. Heavy ralna threatened to flood th* Hit River network In north China, Wanda struck the China coast with devastating force Wednesday and veered north, it spent Usclf deep In th* Interior. Chekiang province, south o f Shanghai on the coast, bore the brunt. Winds of up -to IM mph tor* ■cross Chekiang, causing casual­ ties put by Peiping radio i t 1.B60 deed and 1,200 Injured. On* re­ port said 31,000 homes were do* ■troyed In the province and more than a million persons were home­ less. Show Business Day In Court LOS ANGELES UR- It wee show business day in court. Singer Peggy King filed salt fop divorce yesterday. Awarded di­ vorces were actresses Jeanne Crain and Joanne Gilbert and the wivei of actor Edward G. Robin* son and Art Baker, radio and tele­ vision announcer and commento* tor. Another Robinson, Edward O. Jr., 24, appeared in another court­ room adjoining hla mother's ant pleaded Innocent to a fa*ony drank driving charge. Miss King, 23, charging enalty, asked to end her shaky marriage to trumpet player Knobby Lee, B , whose too# nama ia Norbert L'df* bauch. They had aaparated seven* el times since their marriage herd Feb. 2, 1*52. Mies Crain, 20, distraught and fighting to retain composure, said her husband, manufacturer Pool Brinkman, 37, displayed hostility toward her mother. She said Brinkman also dragged her by Urn hair from a Beverly SUM rastom rant last Jaauary. Brinkman tod i hearing and his attorney a erase / . .. . T /> it � 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 06, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 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 06, 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/26d3e82007ebdb53d4e63f403c09a14d.pdf a4b8fe4e0dfd15fc73bb66fd851126d6 PDF Text Text \ 1■ IN , an lO-tlma M |k and ■ o n than doable the IN I flgam. Additionally olght Ufa aenteneea and three death sentences w an imposed. Ap­ prehensions “of fugitive* la FBI cases totaled 8,765 for the flecsl year ION." gal Notice Plaintiff, WILLIAMS, at eL Defendants. IOTICR SB SUIT OTHY WILLIAM* and. If b ar unknown helm a t law, eea. derletaa, aranteea, ra. ereditera. tn e te e a or - claim ant! hy. through. r o r egaiaat her:____ __ trial In FBI cseat daring the IMS fiscal year aa compared with N par cent for the prevloae year. Of the 10,181 convic­ tions, 93.T par cent wera oa pleas of guilty, while O per cent won the result of trials. The fiscal year 1156 witnessed the l i n t decline la more than tea years In the number of viol­ ations of the Federal Bank Rob­ bery Statues with 470 violations reported as compared with the 548 of the previous year. Investigations by the FBI In cases Involving Interstate crimes Show a general Increase for the 1955 fiscal year. Conviction* for Interstate transportation of stolen property violations totaled 858, an all-time high; thaft from IntonU te shipment conviction* rots from 773 In 1955 to 790 In 1955; and interstate transportalon of ■tolea motor vehicle convictions totaled 4,735, and 14AM earn wer. recovered In FBI eases, both figures representing all-time peaks. The activities of tho thieves, check forgers, and eonfidanca man, who engage In marriage, oil stock, bone race and other swindle*, and whose Illegal activities ora of an nter■tate natora are of vital interost to the FBI. Thara wer* 865 convictions In tbasa, and stolon lavolring theft from interstate shipments, the value of rocovsrad property In c u m In m U ia M by the FBI for the third eons#entire year exceeded one million dollars. The 568 conviction* In fraud matters, which Inclnda fraud matters Involving the Federal Housing Administration and Fed­ eral fending and Insurance agen­ cies, exceeded the total In thia category fn any prior year. Hoover also stated that, as In previous yean, cooperation with local, state and Fedcml law anfore*mint agencies continues to ba an Integral part of the FBI’s operations. The volume of work reealvad by the FBI Laboratory and Identification Divisions re­ flects an Increase over the 1955 fiscal year. The Laboratory re­ ceived 81.816 requests for as­ sistance Involving 143,527 aelontifle examinations of 124,055 apeelmens of evidence as compared with the 133,734 examinations conducted tho prior flseal year. The Identification Division dufIng fiscal year 1966 received 8,284,367 fingerprint cerda from 12,902 contributors, an nvaraga of more than 20,000 fingerprints each working day. Fugitives Identified through fingerprint comparisons totaled 13,833. Tho Indontification Division now ha* mors than 140,000,000 flngorprlnts In Its fils*, roprotonting nearly 72,000,000 personi. Hoover emphasised the value ef confidential Informant* to effortIv* police work and said that more than 1.200 persons wer* arrested In FBI cases aa a result of In- K JS Si? W wTB* Alttjrfc l o oSiin r o ad 07n 1100JOT in clist *v W«-A.;* >■'. TELEV ISIO N e n ts m e OSUSIIO TMLR1DAT a v a s is o Adv«t- :r« With Uacla Wall cartoon Carnival Wtalhur-Nswa-Huorta John Lialr News Hunting A Flahing with Don Ilandaavoua Knchantad Mualo Bonn o( Teatordar Climax Oroueho Marx Our Lombardo Show Boras A Allan Wraatllnr from Chicago Nlsht News Report Btarllaht Thsatrs Bltn-off FRIDAY Blan-on Program Rssuma N ew s-W eather ‘tlood Jfnrntng" Captain Kangaroo Thia Laad of Ours Krnla Kovaca Show Thia Land of Ours Harry Moors Show Btrlks If Rich Valiant L*«ly Lova of Life in r r h for Tomorrow Ouldlne Mxht A rr x n io o s News Htand Up A Ba Counted --As ths World Turn*" Johnny Csrsoa Show Art Ltekletter’a Ifoussparty Harry Moors Show Ths Big Ppyoff Film Fere Rnh C ro ih v S h o w Brighter H«y S ecret sto rm The KAge of Nfeht wdbo 1:8# 1:10 S:u* lilt 1:1* •ill T:80 Till 7:1# Sil8 l:an *1*8 18:88 11:08 11:11 Hit# •:I8 • ill ' 7:80 l:on 8:00 •TMTCJHD OCT In tho (arden of his Hollywood homo, screen and TV S:S8 aUr Denny Thoms* attempt* .to inject a bit of comedy Into tho 18:08 situation oa ha shows his wife tho cast In which his broken ankle Is 10,IS 10:is encased. Danny was injured while playing basketball. Tho triple 11:«« fracture may daisy tho opening of his fall show. (International; 11:15 11:18 750 person* after ths FBI had Party loader have been Indicted 11:15 confidentially disseminated tha on Smith Act charges, and 102 11:88 information to them 11:10 Tho FBI conducted on request have been convicted in Federal 11:10 8,492 police training schools for court. Others are awaiting trial. 1:08 local officer*. Additionally, two Hoover also mentioned tho ills 1:45 commercial airline dleastsrq near 3:88 sosslons of tii* FBI National Academy were held and 179 of­ Laramie, Wy., on Oct. fl. and 1:18 1:15 ficers graduated, bringing tha to* Longmont. Colo., on Nov. 1, 1055, S:8fl 3:15 tat graduates to 3,163 appraxlm* as other high tights of tho 1955 »-*n ataly 25 per cant of whom a n cur­ fiscal year. FBI flnggerprint ex­ 4:8* Channel (•* Crn>*roaOa rently the heads of their re­ perts ruihed immediately to the w w n n -T v j A r K io v v i M .n spective departmanta or agencies. disaster areas and were able, CHANNEL 4 THURSDAY KVKNINO During the past fiscal year, through fingerprint comparisons, 5;nn M ick"ey Moum «• tha FBI haa continued Its In­ to positively Identify t»8 of the 5:38 «:no Resort 110 vletlms. Illustrating only on* < 1 15 Dous Rdwerda A Newe tensive investigative activities in 8:JO Rat. Prr«tonV>f Yukon the field of domestic intelligence. of tho many m et to which flng. 7:08 l^ine Banner Hoover stated that, during the erprinti can be put. Prompt In­ 7:10 Climax •• 1955 flseal year, 11 additional vestigation of tha Colorado crash 1:88 “ Relenca Fiction Theatre Communist Party loaders were by tho FBI resulted In the arrest a:30 8:88 Waterfront arrested; and trials of Commun­ of John Gilbert Graham on Nov. Silo I Star Playhoui* U o e e m a r r Clooney ist Party Isadora charged with 14, 1955, for sabotaging tha 10:08 10:15 ' •• violating tha Smith Act resulted ill-fated airliner. Charged with 18:10 Father Know, Beat In 14 verdicts of guilty. As of murder, ha was subsequently 11:00 11:80 Report 11:’5 Le« Paul. Mary Ford July 1. 1958, 145 Communist convicted. 11:30 Late Rhow— Ntwa A SC FRIDAY MOR3ll.no Tsst Pattern Hood Morning Captain Kangaroo Of All Things Godfrey Strike It filch Valiant Lady Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Huldlne Light 11:80 Report Bland Up A Bs Counted KYKN1NO Ai World Turns Jnhfmr Carton Ilouieparly Big l-avoff Bob Croiby •• at Brighter Bay Bepret Storm Bdge of Ntgbt Open Ifouaa Radio w m a-m ro an HM KILOCYCLF.a Tha llhvthm Hour World At BIx Twilight Bongs Bporls Book Music at Random Drifting on A Cloud Kvenlng Muslo Kdrilo Flaher I'lnl M for Musts Night Kdltlon Unltsd Notions rtu n tr mornino Sign On Dawn Brsoktra Rhythm Ilnur At Homo With Must* News Rlgn Off Blgn Off N*wa Wntern Jsmbors* Nnws Bsvsn O’clock Cluh Nows Docker’s Cholco Join Tho Nnvv Mports At A Ulsnc* Morning Devotions llnrmonr Tlmo World AI Nino Morning Melodist June Gasoline Tax Revenues Exceed $8 Million You sa d each of yea ar* her* Bonded sa d required to t file e a r clelau s a d demand* which you, or eith er Of yoa. ro* r her# e a sie st ••Id *«la te In tha office of Ho*. R raeet Houeholder. Coualy J u d i# of th is notice. Each claim or demand m ust be la w riting and eoalaln the place ef reeldeac# end poet office addraea of th e elatw eat end muat ba ■worn tn by tho claimant, bla agent a r attorney, o r the earn* ahall be J < 8:18 Her* and There 10100 18:Io 18:45 11:00 13:88 11:15 13:10 1:00 1:55 tioo 1:15 S:1B 4:88 4:18 4:55 1400 Club Nawa 1188 Club Oema of Stelodr AFTRRNOaR World At Noon Radio Farm Digest Friday Matlnea Bar Non* Ranch American Leaau* Ol ivorld at Three Join the Navy Record Preview Teen Tim# New* Teen Tima 1M COUNTY JUDOR'S COURT, S E E- R ifll 0 TALLAHASSEE M V- G a io line tax revenues totaled 18,190,• 015 during the month of June Comptroller Green reported Mon­ day. The revenue exceeded that of May by $379,208 and waa fl,348,509 over the amount collect­ ed In June 1055. June latea amounted to 11T,442,905 gallon*, an Increase of 5,432,601 over that sold the prevloui month and an Increase — Incroas# of 19,306,409 over tha gallon* aold In Juno 1955, Green said ths Juno sales wore unexpectedly high. H* said nor­ mally gasoline salea lovol off In May and there is littlo variation in tho monthly figure# until Sep­ tember when the winter visitors start rolling Into tha state. “The high rata of gaaollno con­ sumption during Juno would appenr to bo evidence that the sum­ mer tourist season In Florida haa greatly exceeded that of prsvloua yearn,i,** Green said. ________ * * KDWARD T. COCHRAN | . Ibo Ceort eg Ib e C noaly Joage. Softool* u eaatP , IHertSa, To A4l**redlteye so d. P eroooa h » > ; I n CtataM Of o ataa ad a Agotoat aei* " " to tf'e n d each of yoa er« h*r *^J required to preseat any clalma and demeeda which you. o r either of you. mey hev# eg ala et tho setels of Edw ard T. Cochran, deoeeaed. Sat* of aetd C o u e trL ta tho County Jude* of Seminole County, Florid*a t hi* off If# U tho oourt houa* of aald Coiinly at Hanford. Florida, w ithin eight calender *f°"J the time «f th e llrat publleatlon of I hie nolle*. Each clalad o r demand ^wV b r k o f ?jfai ly hand sad a ff lti Si’V W ftln .. a. t,.. E V -IfS I.7 1 3 I.u u . fun to eat with ice-cold Coca-Cola W. B. Wladerweedl* Attorney % E asldraea Uahaocra l a eh* O n r t e f t h e <••*M y J o d a e , TOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Bernto*l* C o o a t y . a t a l o o f Flo rid *, m UfliE you ^ jJ flJ i! « lle lle * H hereby gives th a t Ed• * A dm inistrator o f ih* aetata ef TOfRSi'hY^.f.nw m d i Ma*eao,lrtt.e,hB*A,.,:f ,.oa4t t . * f i « w & j s : s » ' l f R . MS aanreval of name end for ■ M l dlecharg* ee A dm leletrator of f W J S j ' e o f, William B ari Vera. f j j J B M , a a thia ilia day of July, ‘u * ED W IN KARL VANN . A d m ln la treln r o f Ih* ealal* ef r j fa c k V <l ev ela iid , Jr. l a r e tho R o t a te e f t Odo*mNORVAL O. MARLATT. P M J j U j d , J N PROBATE- C|°.“rin°d‘ fo? P IN A L NOTICE hemlnelo Cooaty, Florida, la Chan* N o lle * la h e r e b y g i v e * t h a t th e eery No. t i l l and you are hereby u aderelgned w ill. o » t h e t l l h d a y nl required te a*nr# » copy of your A u a u it, A. D. H IS . present to th e Anewar to tho Complaint om the Hnnrabl* C o unty J u d a * of SEMIPlaint!fP* attorney, aiadeton* L NOI.R County, Florida, m y fin a l r e ­ Knhloea, No. I ll North Mala Street. turn, account and vourher*. aa AdOrlando, Florida, and file tha orlal- mlnlntrn tr lt of Ilia Kalete o f Norvat eel la the office of the Clerk of H. Merle It. d » c # i , « d . and a t aald the Circuit Court on or bafera lb* llmv, then and there, m a k e an plltlth. day at Auguet, ills, other- c a llo n l o the eald J t id s e for a final wlae the allegation* of eald Com­ a e l l l e m e n l o f m y admlnlatreMon of plaint will be taken aa oonfeaaad. eald aalate, and f o r an order dtaWITNESS my hand sad the offi­ r h a r e t n s me aa aurh Adm ln lalra trlx cial a-al nf the eald Court at San­ Dated this t l l h da y o f J u ly . A. D. ford, Hemlnnia Coaaly, Florida, thia 1111 lllh dev of July, A. D.. ISIS. MaMa Klmhel O P. Ilerndua Clerk Circuit Court, fHeal I ItIU lani Karl Vera, deceased. Hlidaton* I. Kohloae Attorney for Plalntirf t i l North Main- Street * Aa A d m ln la lr a lr lt o f Ih* R e ­ late of Norvat H. M a rtltt, Dec eaatd . n. W. War*. Attorn ey f o r Admlnlalratrlx W nndrilff-Perhin* Bldg., Sanford, Florida. NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE Notice la hereby given that aealed bldg fo r the building* and Improvement! locat­ ed opposite the Indicated etationa on U, S, 17 and 92 between Eanford and the Orange County Line are invited. Bide may be made on individual Hating. Station numbera ore painted on pavement. LOCATION8 Concrete Block Duplex Concrete Block House That part of Concrete Block Building within g u t* Read Department Right of Wap Concrete Block Room Concrete Block House Frame Building Mete) Building Frame House kWarns Fruit Stead Tfcst part ef Aluminum Building within tba H"*[i Bight ef War Worn* Building CsRmte Block Building - Concrete Block House Frame House Cogent# Block House Warns Building Frame Cottage Fruit Stand l r t .of.Concrcta lUck landing within Ih* State Road West Hide • Station 859 West Hide • Station 854 Station 874 Station 373 Station 879 Btel Ion 381 Station 337 Station MT Station 381 Station 393 pitta Station 140 HUtion 442 Station 444 Btation 449 Station 618 Station 528 Station 835 Station 654 Btation 845 pins Station 149 pitta Station 6M Barbecued “Hero1 * Everybody lovea a "hero"! Now try these giant jawbreaker! hot! Slice crusty Italian bread twice lengthwise. First layer geta ham, luncheon meat, or calami—plua barbecue sauce. Second layer—cheero to your taste. Wrap in toll. Heat—and eat with delicious Coca-Cola for eool, tingling refreshment! Its real great taste doubles your eating pleasure. Bring home the Coke today! I \ [ E u t Side • Station 783 It SA N FO RD C O C A -C O L A B O T T L IN G C O M PA N Y man V "nflnTT B -*%tj �If Your Herald la Nol Delivered By « P. M. Call 1S2I Before 7 P. M. For Delivery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 FRIDAY AUGUST U I W Associated Press Leased Wire Sanford To Get Car Rental Co. Merle Warner, operator of War* ner’a Gulf Servlra Station, F ln t St. at Sanford Ave., haa alined and completed an escluaivo fran­ chise with the National Car Res tml System, Inc., for Seminole County, and parts of Volusia and Oiciiga Counties. The new car rental company here will be known at Sanford National Car Rentals and will bo located, temporarily, at Warner's Gulf Service Station. • Warner, In announcing the com­ pletion of the franchise, said "We] will have 30 car*, pickups and moving vans for rental Ir the Im­ mediate future." He said, "all of these cars and motor trucks will be new current models that will bo changed every year to provide BIDS WERE OPENED yeaUrday for the construction of the New York Giants dormitory In San tut- most up-to-date c a n for our ford. Announcing the bids as opened Is (on the left) John Burton Ilf, arcddtect. Looking on (left to customers. right) la John Krider and Carl HubbelL (Staff Photo) “A new location for Sanford National Car Rentals will be an­ nounced sometime In the near future,” said Warner who eiplalned that plana have not been com­ pleted at this time. “At peak periods,” Warner axplained, "when cira com# In Officials To Review Bids For Dormitory DeWitt, FurticU A Spicer, Inc.,*b of St. Petersburg, was apparent low A representative of the South- bidder yesterday on the construc­ ** eastern Fire Underwriters visi­ tion of the New York Giants dormi­ ted Sanford recently to revalue tory which will be located at the the City of Sanford for Insurance corner of Mellonville and Celery ' Avea. i rating purposes. The amounts of the bids were not ( While observing that the fire fighting potential of the City’s released pending review of the five 1 submitted and opened in the t Fir* Department had not kept bids office of Sanford architect John pace with the growth and expan­ Burton III. sion of the city, he commented on tfao record that the department Present for the opening of the . bids yesterday afternoon was Carl j had been able to maintain. Hubbell, director of the New York ® O. G. Carpenter particularly no­ Gianta Farm System. With Hubbell ted the changes and Improve­ was City Commissioner John Krl. , ments that had taken place In der. the water distribution syjtem und tr the recently completed water More than a score of represents- ! lives of bidding contractors attend­ and sawer program. ed the opening of the bids. While not committing himself on Burton notified newsmen and eon- 1 the results of his Investigation, atnicUon of the New York Glanta Carpenter did indicate that thei* conerucUon of the New York Giants ' water Improvement* would do dormitory will not be awarded un- 1 much toward helping the City of U1 tha bids are reviewed and stu- I R Sanford maintain Its present elae* died In New York by officials of i • alflcntiou. tha New York IGanU. ; Carpenter expressed aadabasrod ~ ItT* ’expected, said "Barton, that * a great deal of Interest la some the contract will be awarded wtlh- | *f the contemplated change* for In the neat week or ten days. . the future at the water plant and Other bids, In the order of their , the well field site. price* submitted were: J. C. Har­ The additions to the Fire De­ per Construction Co., Orlando; Ken < partment, under the Capital Im­ Smith Construction Co., Daytona , provement program were discus­ Beach; H. J. High Construction Co., < sed with Carpenter by city offic­ Orlando; and Carroll Daniel Con­ . ials and he concurred on their struction Co., Sanford. Contract times named In the » seed. Among other points discussed bids, were 170 days for DeWitt, with city officials, he pointed out Purnell a Spicer, Inc., 280 days for that th# recent policy to restrict J. C, Harper Construction Co.; ISO Ute fire service to tha city limits, days for Ken Smith Construction except for a few cases, would help Co.; 120 day* for H. J. High Con- 1 tha residents of Sanford obtain a 'traction Co.; and ISO day* for 1 Carroll Danlei Construction Co. batter report. . Carpenter requested that his off­ Burton stated that bidders were \ ice be notified when the changes bonded for 21 days to allow time and additions had been completed for the blda to be reviewed and 0 In the water and fire departments considered before being awarded. so that an engineer could come to Alternate bids were submitted by AUG. I Senford to re-evaluate the city’* threa of the bidders for a change of material In the interior parti­ Admission* facilities. Donald Griffin (Sanford) It la through such efforts that tion!. Henry Balke (Sanford) Sanford la able to assist Its resi­ A two par cent variation In bids James Burke (Sanford) dents In regards to fir# Insurance between the lowest and highest bidders brought differences of costs Ray Chidester (Orange City) premiums. for construction to a minimum. BIRTHS Carpenter maintains office* In However, bids were within the es­ Baby Girl Fittnn Atlanta, Ga. timated cost pf construction. Baby Boy Brooklyn DUchargrs UPS, TONGUE FREEZE Evelyn Crabtree and baby TO PIPE (Sanford) SHAWNEE,- Okts.. tel — SevenDorothy Brenner and baby year-old Haven Taylor stopped to (De Bsry) lick some frost from an outaida Nathan Runkel (Pe Bary) refrigerator pipe at a local dairy Sam Hicka (Sanford) but his wet tengua and Ups frou AUG. 3 fast to the pipe. He waa trapped Admissions for half an hour before being Charlotte Green (Sanfnrd) _^ _____________r _____ freed by David Elynn, an englElla Mae McGriff (Sanford) Uat night’foriftTted'a game by as- neer for the dairy, who cut off the Paul Davidson (Sanford) Marcus Nutt (Orange City) Robert Walthour (Sanford) that had been disqualified because, <>n the pipe, of th# foci that ho had pitched — for oo* of th* losing team, of the m league, toi nHoward w m j u v , according a e c u r u in g u 'l w m »* Gor- ■ die, director ef the aoftball lea­ gue phase of tho city-wide recrea­ tion program. According to Gordis, City Man­ ager Warren E. Eoowtes also de­ clared that the gam* would be forfaited If a pitcher from one of ,',tw the losing m u m was assigned to last night's g w * . The gaao was feifvitad to th* W. Atie# Btrpoe team which I* plsyteg In tha five gems cham­ pionship playoffa. THa forfeited game hr nigh: the playoff standings to a tie, two gr me* won by each team. Don Merritt, tha pttehar in qneation, who had pitched for the Rob­ son Sporting Goods team during laagua play, waa notified by Um­ pire Harold Mockanhech after the first pitched hell that the game waa forfeited. However, play oentinned smear protest from Capuia-Maaagar of th* Hunt McMahans team, Eugene Pennington. The Deal gawa *f too e tn a ptoaihtp playoffs is espectod to bs HUH CAR LANDEb on its ten after skidding out of control foi rood Strut lost night shortly baton midnight. Navy m u Joaapl Hospital Notes Game Forfeited To Burpee Team Ir t *I81B i-f’tY WHERE DO I GO NOWT steins to a*k the pup a* h* surveys th* wreck sire of his hum# In Loni wooJ. The car on the left sms.Tied into the liumo of Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Elgin on Palmetto I (BUff Photo) ____________________________________ Woman Plows Car W hite Man Is Charged Into Florida Room W ith Molesting Child Of Longwood Home her automobile Into the Florida room Of a LongttSod home. Mr*. Diane Marie Norton, whose Item* address was given as Route It Bex M, Longwood, Is said to have “ blacked out”, sideswipe! a power pole, amashed Into a fire hydrant, and then crashed Into the Florida room of a home on Palmet­ to Ave, In Longwood, as she drove east on the city Street. Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Elgin were away from their home at the time of th* accident. Th# car, a 1033 Pontiac Coach, tor# out the entire front of the house and smashed a ■ofa where the Elgin's usually lounged. Jalousled windows, over­ head beams, concrete block, and sldihg ware torn away at the car came to a stop across the front room of the home. Ftorida Highway Patrol Trooper T. Mark Mack and Patrolman Carl Wllliami estimated the damage to the home and furnUhlnga at ll.soo Damage to th* car, thry said, woul.il estimate about $300. Mra. Norton's husband Is report­ ed lo be stationed at the Air Force's Hometsad bate near Mi­ am i Hospital Reserve Generator Is Used 1st Time Tuesdoy The Seminole Memorial Hospi­ tal usef its emergency generator for th* flrat time alne* the hospi­ tal haa been opaned last Tues­ day night during a temporary power failure. Hospital Administrator Harry Weir said that the emergency generator used during tha 30 min­ utes or more that commercial power waa not available enabled th* hospital to continue Its serv­ ices. The operating room, nursery, oxygen systems, nursery Incuba­ tors and many of the necessary facilities of the hospital are de­ pendent upon continuous electric power for their operation. Weir said, "This la the first Urn* we’ve had to usa the emergtney generator, but It has proved Its necessity and value to the hoapitol during the temporary power failure." The law was the key measura In the program enacted by the special legislative session to head off Integration In the puhlla schools. Dailey offered the assistance of the Department of Education in working out adminlstrativa prob­ lems. lie plans to send each of the 07 county boards a copy of tha new law and a letter outlining responsibilities 0f the school boards under Us provisions. He also plans to call a mseting of county achool superintendents L# illscuts th* legislation. The 2,000-word measure seta up criteria for assignment of pupil* to schools for which they nr* b*s| suited, I provides that in determin­ ing where n pupil shall be a*s signed tha eounty boards map conduct "uniform testa" to ctesat Ify pupil* according to "Intel* lectual ability and scholastic pro* flclsncy.” Bailey said that as he Interpret* it, achool boards will have to ap* ply the provliloni to every child seeking to enroll In a school ha had not prevtouily attended. Thie would include new first gradesr "Unlm.sfca law- to. apnjjjd- u r first grades some Negro'TkOdren will l>e showing up in tha white schools there," Ballsy said. The law also instructs county school bonrda in preparing testa and classifying pupils for assign* ment to various schools to take into account "such sociological, psychological and like Intangible social scientific factors as will prevent, as nearly as practicable, any condition of aoclo-oconomla class consciousness among th# pupils attending any given school.* Bailey said county boards un* doubtedly would need assistance in developing these Intangible fae* tora and "it ta obvloua aoma pate tern must be Sst up,” The achool superintendent salt) that he was consulted only once by a member of the Fabiilnskl Committee which recommended the legislation before the law waa drafted and "apparently no on* gave much thought to tha ad* mlnlatration of tha law." "It la certain that pupils ne longer can be assigned to a par* tleular achool- solely on racial grounds,” ha said. "The eounty boards must hav* sound reasons other than rac* when they assign any pupil to * specific school. Otherwise, the whole program will fall at Ur* first task of the courts." A M year-old white man was r#-» leased this morning under $8,000 bond by Justice of the reace W. Hugh Duncan after being charg­ ed with the molesting of a fouryear-old child. J. A. “Jim” Lloyd of Lake Mary was taken into custody shortly after midnight Ihta morning and lodged in the Scml note County- Jett following the Issuance,uf t War­ rant In Justice o( the -Peace There are probably several gen­ court by the mother of the smalt erations of Sanford swimmers child. The elderly man was held In the who owe their swimming prowess county Jail for II hours before to a genial instructor who, ytar being released under bond follow­ around, teaches youngitera from ing the preliminary hearing. Lloyd is being held under bond Hi years old and up to take care (or the Grand Jury which meets of themselves In the Water. During the summer months in November and fur the Fall term of the Circuit Court. there are as many as too at the The 01-ycar-old man was taken Hollins College docks learning th* into custody by Deputy Sheriff art of awimming from FleetVood Morgan McClelland In Lake Mary Peeples, an Instruetnr in swim­ at his hume. ming for 40 years, 35 of them at Ills unly statement*, according llolllnns College, to (hit office of Seminole County Fire Sanford youngsters have Sheriff Luther Hobby were ”1 am been making the trek to Lake Vir­ not guilty of the charge.” It is also reported that Lloyd staled ginia summer-long and each one, "I think them Is a misunderstand- from two to leu years old, display theif latent, of taking caro of ing." l hemselves whenever In the wa­ Ha was released from the Sem­ ter. inole County Jail shortly after II Meet wood Peeples, who I. as­ o'clock this morning. Lloyd pleaded "not guilty” this sisted by his son Micko, seems to morning when arraigned before a'.trart the admiration of each Justice of the Peace W. Hugh youngster as thry yell to him to watch their every div. or swim­ Duncan. . ming feat, Peeples says that his course, ACTRESS MAY ENTER which is a lifetime one, is divided GOVERNOR'S RACE HOLLYWOOD, 10 —Actress Cleo into two phases, the "survival Moore, 27, says she Is thinking of course" a n d the "advanced running for governor of her na­ course." tive U ui'linu In 1M0 and becom­ For Initince, Jeff Bates, four, ing “ a political Florence Nightin­ has completed hi* quarter-mile swim; Barry Barks, It), has com­ gale." “Any great politician has to b« pleted a one-mile swim; Jimmy Barki can swim the quarter-mile a great actor,” ahe said. If she'* elected, she said she and i. now ready to swim Ihs half- Partly cloudy today and Satefwill seek more rights for women. mile distance; Judy Bales, two. ■lay With (filtered afternoon “llut all my rlgbl-band man will and Tommy Darks, two, are being O'undershow era; low uml|bt ta­ il. (Contteued oa Faga HU) bo men," ahe added. WEAPONLESS BULLFIGHT SAN DIEGO, Calif., lit—A Judge ha*, refused to step a weaponless bullfight, laying th* definition of what would worry a bull waa a “•$4,000 question." Superior Judge William A. Glen haa been asked by the Humana Society to step the event sched­ uled for Aug. 1$ in municipal Bal­ boa I Stadium on the ground that Just worrying a bell for exhibition was against state taw. The event has been hilled by THIS IS THE WAT TO SWIM palate out Float wood People, Berks. Assisted by his son Micko, Poeploa la teaching .wlraml Barks, Jimmy Berk*, Judy Belt* and Tommy Barks, a t Lake Weather �♦ Ml Churth Notlcaa n d to m w iiM at Tto RdiM •H itt by 10 a. m. on tba day bafore publlcatleiL MV’ tfhuAxJi. VUdiaLL ■M b L Day, Pastor ■ton jay School • : « a.m. HUralng Worship 11:00 a.m. ■fyalulag Union 0:1ft pin. lEvaalig Sorvlcet T:N p.m. >3 Wednesday Prayer Service 7:10 CHURCH OP JRSU8 CHRIST OP LATTER DAY SAINTS A. O. Pitts Branch PrseMsat Rev, Oaerge B. Carlton. Minister CUp Hall t:4S a.m. Sunday School Sunday School 10 S-m. 11:00 a.m. Worship Service Sacrament Meeting 6 pm t:00 p.m. Worship Scrvie* ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHAPEL PAOLA WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH I Mllet Wet* H E L M '•Etoev Springs t g i a i i n f by P in t Baptist Choreh Sands/ School t:41 a.m. Sanford, Pit. Morning Worship 10:43 a.m. Nnday morning arnicas: Sunday School 10:00a.m. Wesleyan Youth 1:13 p.m. 10 a.m. Sunday School. W. O. StanaeU, Superintendent Evening Worship 7:30 p.m, U a.m. Mamins Wonhlp Pruching 11:00a.m. Wednaaday Prayer Maattog 7:30 Sunday avanlas aorvlcea: Dr. E . & Martin, Pnacher p.n. • :U P. M. M m | Unto* Everyone Welcome T 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Aft 0AIMHTH Of A PMACHII. Carrot Morrii, of Ottumwa, Is., tha Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer r a n B A PTIST CHURCH • Wednesday fito p.m, Prayer new "Miss Universe," Visits a church In Long Beach, Calif., and talks Pianist GENEVA meeting with children going to Sunday School. With (he beauty queen ora f Mrs. Nancy Giles, ChUdyM's W. A. EBetweed) Paitor hat parents. Bar, La Varna Morris and Mrs. Morris. (International! Choir Director, 10n.». ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHVRCE Sunday Sehoal Morning Worship U a.m.Mr. Otorge Petold, Asst Sept 13th M. and Laurel Are. According to an announcement of>Chnrth School, B.T.U. Tp>M Rev. Geergu ft. Rees Dependency l i by Marins Corps officials, reChurch School. 10:M a.m. • P-«•under School ft: 43 a.m. Evening Wanhlp CUiess tor all ages. enlistment of men to this citcgory Morning Worship U a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. Yauihlarvlca «:4tp.m. TEE CIRVTTAN AND will be scceptablo providing their Children's Servtoe U:00 a.m. MISSIONART ALLIANCE Evangelistic ".ally 7:43 p.m. martall status or the exlstenco of For Reenflstmont Young Poopto 0:10 p.m. CBUBCB Prayer aid Bible Study WadneaChildren 0:10 p.m. Dependency la ne longer a bar dependents will not causa a hard­ Pith Ave. tad 14th SL . day at Till p.m. Worship 7:30 p,a. for reenllatment to the Marine ship or Interiors with their over­ "Remember a glad hand tovitoi Fasten jtov. David l . Carueflx Corps for formar Corporate and all value to the Corps. you to worship with us." PFCa. laaday,Cembtoed Morning Ser­ This action has been liken by Formar Marina Corporals and SOUTH SIDE B A T im CHURCH vice ft:4ft to U:30 a.m. Call to (he Corps In order to obtain the Privates First Class with depen­ Wonhlp 10140 a.m. Evening Ser­ East 37 SL At P a rt Are. dants may now be reenlistod If services of desirable married exvlet 7:41 p.m, Tha and of your starch Wednesday Prayer Service and Bar. K. Lyttletou Etotatermaa csrtato conditions a rt met. Here­ Marines who were sbovo aversgs For a friendly Church. R. D* Rector Bible Discussion 7:41 p,m. Chapel tofore, dependency was a bar to in tho performance of their duties Iftth Sunday after Trinity Chair Rehearsal after aervlee, reanllstmant for man to those but would otherwise be Ineligible for reenlUtmcnt because of de­ Thursday Youth Night Program Holy Eucharist »:W a.m. ranks, pendency. 0:30 to OtSO p.m. Devotional TIM . Chora) Family Eucbariat Chib Activities, and Address i l l a.m, Corporals and PPC’s with dtpen. •today lehocl Ladlea Missionary Society (I Church School i:ift a.m, Evening 11 a.m . Morning Worship Evangsllstle Service dent* must hive been recom­ mended for reenliitment by their T:89 pm. mootings monthly.) Fellowship ■Dibit Study 7:43 p.m. ft p.m. Luncheon — 3nd Tuesday after­ r a n C flSm tA N CHURCH commanding officer at time of Evening Worship Weekly Services: • p.m. noon. Prayer and Business — 4th Uftf Sanford Arc. Tuesday and Thursday 7:43 discharge. _____ FremlUenlal Tuesday afternoon, lowing O nto Parry L. Mane, Minister p.m. For more detailed Information —4th Thursday morning* Welcome Sunday School,, S ill a. m.. with Regular Saturday Mornlnq about this new policy, former "A friendly church for the clataca for all ages. Lester Tharp Broadcast over WIRE 10:33 Marines are advised to visit their whitla # . mil v ' superintendent. CENTRAL BAPTIST, CHURCH a.m. local Marine Corps recruiting ofWorship: with congregational Bov. I . W. Peiham, Pastor LAEB MART RAFTUT staging, Scripture reading, prayer, Car. Faustoauth S t, Oak Ave. ’ CHAPEL Communion, anthem, and sermon, Sunday School S:4I a.m. Lake Mary, Fla. 11 o'clock till noon. During the Morning Wonhlp SorvicoUtW Ftator — Rev. H. A. Frith Jr, pastor's absence, Rev. Lester c. Sunday School ft:4S a.m. Doerr, ML Dore, will fill the Training Union 1:11 p m. It's a Morning Worship 11 a.m. pulpit, imlly affair. Training Union i:30 p.m. A nursery for babies and tiny Evening Worship 7:10 p.m. tote to available. Off-street park­ Prayer Meeting W ei 7:10 pan. ing la provided. The public is Invited to all pub­ PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST lic services. A special Invitation Lord's Day: Blbla Study at 10 a.m. to extended to new comers, Navy Worship Service 11:00 a.m. families, tourists and weekend 7:00 p m guests. CENTRAL BAPTVT CHURCH Preaching Service A gospel meettae will begin I e sstil at Tha P laaem t School - W. 17th Aug. I and continue through Aug. FUAT BAPTIST CHURCH Ror. C. W. Monk Mtoslen Pastor II at the church on main road, Faih Ave. at Otk St. R-48. Services will be held each • i l l a.m. Sunday School (A Southern Baptist Church) Htftft a m. Morning Worship evening at 7:43 with Olen H. Tuc­ W» F. Brook* l r MPastor • i l l PJU. Tratolo* Union ker, avangellat 'of Auburn, Tana. F, B. Fisher, Associate Pastor, Everyone Welcome TiM p jl Evening Wonhlp Kirby Regers, Director af Matte Mrs. Marvin Milam, Organist \ CHURCH OF.CHBttf Early. |fqrntog Worship 8:45 a.m. •unlay fllhool ft:43a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Training Union i:4 l p.m. Evening Worship S:Mp.n. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday sarvlca 7:30 p.m, Laurel Ave. at 4lh St Nursery at all Sunday services * Merutog wonhlp It too a.m. Sunday School 0:43 a.m. Welcome. Weening Worship fttOO p.m, Morning Worship 10: a a.m. i WEDNESDAY F. M. Y. 7:00 p. m. ' Bible Study 1:00 p m Evening Evangelistic 7:41 p.m. THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH ON THE HILL Wednesday n(|ht prayer and (Caugngatiaual) praise service 7:M p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY Corner Park Ave. and 34th IL Sermon by tha pastor. M4 Bart ftt caud Street J. Bernard Beet, Minister Evening Worship Service 7:10 Meetings Fred I m ui lager, Annotate p.m. Sermon by tho paitor. Muday 1:4ft a.m. Prayor Meeting Wadoesday 7:10 Sunday School . Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Morning Service 11:00 a.m. Hallaasa Meeting 11:00 a.m. pm . Sermon: "Undeveloped Uvea" { Open-Air (Street Meeting) «:I0 J pm . FIRST PRESBYTERIAN . Y.P.L. 7:00 p.m. rtiftin t Salvation Matting T:M p.m. Oak Ava. and Third St. • Tnesday Tha Rev. A. O. Melania, Minister ' Carp Codeti 1:30 p.m. Mrs. George Toahy, ' Band Practlca 4:00 p.m. MlaUter of Mask Ladlai Home Leagua 7:30 p m. Miss Katharine Brown, D.C.E. CHURCH OF GOD Morning Worship 3:4ft a.m. Ray. B. W. Henderson, Faster Sermon: The Rev, Walter A. SouFrench Ave. and I M K th Jr. Sunday School |;4 I a.m. Sunday School 1:41 a.m. Evangelistic Service 7;U p.m. Session meets for prayer In the Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:30 10:50 a.m. ' FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Session Room p.m, SCIENTIST. 11:00 a.m. Young People Service Thurs­ Morning Worship •to E. Second St. Quartet: "1 Am Alpha and Ome­ day 7:30 p.m. % t Sunday Servlets 11:00 a.m. ga," Stainer— | B 'nday School 9:30 a.m. Mias Betty Vamum, Mrs. A1 Case, EBENEZER METHODIST Wednesday Evening Meetings l:N Warren Adams, '1 Cate. CHURCH . . P-m. Sermon: The Rev, Walter A. Citrus Heights • Lesson-Sermon "Truth" Pastor Routh Jr. ! Beading Room located In Foyer of Rev. Edward Murfln, Nuraerlsi for children under three Sunday School 10 a.m. CUfiord ; Church Building even to public and three to six, every Sunday E. Johnson, superintendent, i 8:30 to 4:10 p.m. Tuesdays and morning during the Worship Preaching Service 11 a.m. i TharwUyi. Hours a:45 a.m. and 11:00 e.m, m y p a p.m. J A cordial invitation It extended } to all to attend our services and Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 P-U>. i use tha Reading Room, OF PROPHECY M MElm Ate. Ear. D. D. Cnaey, Paator Suaday Beheol ft u a.m. Merutog Wonhlp 11:00 a. m. •today Night Service 7:41 p.m. WMB Tuesday Night 7:M p.m. VLB Thursday eight 7:M pm. FT. LUKE'S LUTHERAN UPSALA COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. C. C. • White Minister Mrs. Clever M am Piaalot Mies Patricia Reesmaa Aset Plaaiat ° e e rft PtaaU. A set SupL af Charek School Church School io am . Worship H ap WUUag Workers Evautog Wonhlp "Everybody Invited aur aervlesa." 7 pm. 7:ft0 p m to attend FIRST METflOUiatT CHURCH Paator Milton E. Wyalt ftil a m Chunk Sehoal Nadir EvaagtUatir Bsur 7:30 PJia Prayer maattog Wad. 7:41 pm Tha Church e< the NaiarcM U Waslayaa to Antrim*, avanpali*tie la aupa«L tad wsrii-wida in Ito mleaflu. Whsiaavar. wfll juay ■i: .Tbii sd.ertliesmt ii m i of a series 'thst hi* won MtiMil t*cofehtea fev Slaridi.Ths yrndom.r — ifnten aimed ll lo w . •ut.t.nding ImsI sdiSCtlitea Iprusuw. end a.^U d || shin snssssd •Ccwp WsdilngiM, IIn w Msdtl fee drsmclisiiis fraedsm's vlul laMrUnes .in n try ftsM nf Aawrictn andtaver* CHICAGO uh — The National Safety Council said today it srttl taka 'alm ost a mlreclt" to bead off a record high national traffic ton la 1*30. Ned H. Dearborn, eouneil presi­ dent, made the preJlctlon on the basis of statistics showing that 18,120 persons have been killed III traffic accidents in the first six months of this year. It set a n e r all-time Ugh tor the period, overshadowing the pre* rlou* mark of 17,130 tor tho first half of 1U7. Tbs traffic death ton for the first six months of 1M4 repreaentod a 10 per cent team an ever a similar period tost year, The June truffle ton waa 3.401, the torgsat number for a June month In history and 11 per cent higher than June • year age, The previous June mark af IAU *** set In IMS. Daarborn laid at tha present rats tha record tnffle ton of IS,M0, sot In INI, will be exceeded by some 3,000. " It Win taka almost a mlrseto to held off a record nigh ton," Dear­ born Slid. "But this miracle can hsppon If tha American public is sufficiently GARBAGE DETAIL Think of th« miles of walking you’ll save with n new toelneater dose-at-hand. With an Incinerator near by all you have to do to lift the lid, dump tha garbage, and forget It, Sliced pineapple may be dip­ ped In a fritter batter and fried In deep fat. Serve sprinkled with confectlonsra’ sugar for a lusci­ ous destart i Go To Church Sunday sheeted h r what Is going on to step doing the >things that are casting these aecldsnts. "Caurteay, common sense and earn wtO do the trick." Of 4T states reporting traffic figures for the six-month period, 34 showed Increases, 11 decreases and two no change. RhoJe Island lad with a 10 per cent decrease followed bjr New Hampshire >4 per cent: Minnesota IT; Connecti­ cut 14; lentil Dakota if, and Ne­ vada 11. fo r the six-month period. Is cities with mors than 300,000 pop­ ulation, Dallas, Tux* led the wap with a IT per cast decrease la tea (He fctelRlts. Mtanaootls eM Kocbetttr, W.V., toflawad with 50 per cent decream . St. Paul, Mina., had a 31 per cent alow. Java. During the ill-month Period, l i t title* reported no traffic death*. The three leaders, In order of die, were Seeding, Pa., 100,300; T;tlr , N.Y., 101,000, and Paw#cko ft, JU., *1,400. ' U.S. Developing Various Atomic, Hydrogen Weapons WASHINGTON » - The Unite! States la developing various types of atomic and hydrogen weapons based on "new principles" and Is expanding ito plants to be ready to turn warn out in quantity. This was disclosed by Um Atomic Energy Commission to ito ssmlaamai report to Congress cover­ ing the six months ended June 30. During this period, the AEC Mid, there wee progress to every prin­ cipal aspect of the nation’s atomla energy program. Tha AEC disclose! also that this nation baa m w become "the free world's iMdlng producer of uran­ ium ora"—having taken the pro­ duction toad from another Coun­ try during the last six months. Tho AEC declined to say which country, but presumably It was Canada or the Belgian Congo. As for weapons the AEC said, Its two weapons research labor­ atories—one at Los Alamos, N.M., and the other at Livermore, Calif, —ware "working on now princi­ ples" and that, as a m u lt, "the United States' family of weapons In various stages of research, de­ velopment, and production engi­ neering, la Increasing rapidly-" A U T O LO A N S * Lowest Cost * S A N £ O R dD W A im C M tigiA L BMOC INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. W e salute the men and women of Florida's legal profession! They are part of a judicial system which..,free to act without fear of State control or bureaucratic rcprisals„Jias guaranteed to Americans equal ju$ticc...has provided a bedrock of law and order on which wc have built the world’s strongest nation».thc world's best livine. Amarfcft Iwds In aleetrio potrar, too. Keeping It that way calls for partnership and cooperation between doctrlo companies, local and M in i agaodea. 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Both women have an amazing beauty and a expre»*lvcne*» that you don't auociate with Oriental*. m W Mi* Kyo ha* an Eastern look, with an almond-ahaped face, high chr'k* and long hair arranged traditionally »or her role a* a geltha girl. Mi** LI appear* more FEATURE — 7:51 Wetternized and we-ra her hair PLUS In an American-like curl. Both speak little English and require interpreters most of the time. Both would like to live In America. ^ u o V a l f c y Miss Kyo is theo of the post­ S e ren a d e war Japanese finis that Western audiences Sknow best—' Rashomon," “Gate of Hell" and “ Ugetsu.” Now almost finished with “Teahouse,*’ she Is amated at the FEATURE — 6i44 lavishness of American production. SATURDAY ONLY You have so much more time to make pictures here," she com­ mented. “Here the equipment Is all mechanized. But In Japan, every light must be moved and § p turned on individually. So much time is taken by the technicians that the actors do not have time » **»u«k noMiim • ........ ist c to rehearse. We step right in the FEATURE — 7:18 scene, have one ake and that is PLUS lt.“ LI Ll-hua pronounced Lee Leehow told me that the Hong Kong Industry pours out more than 200 features annually and proudly claim* to be the world's fourth pro­ ducer behind the United States, In­ dia and Japan This is an amazing total, considering the audience conissts of 20 milion Chinese in Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. Mis* Li's Impressions of this country on her first visit arc that ""DANE CLAIR it is big, clean, noisy nad fast. One UTIMUI • UTMRUB9 ANAllHOAltltll NCIOtl of her thrills was traveling on a oLs Angeles freeway #0 miles per FEATURE — 9:IS ONLY hour; it was faster than she had traveled before. •P The Sanford Herald Radio & 1 OPT Plus Chapter No. 15 1st Dosed Circuit “The Batman” T V To Be Ready For World Series SUNDAY and MONDAY ttu u o rv iiiA33ft:L i -JO • ;vv 4:U «:** 4:1s r:0« e13tj vow l:S0 *:0O 1:10 |N:«o 10:30 l\ 11:15 13:30 1:20 *:23 1:20 0:10 1 0 :0 0 1**30 11:00 12 :0 0 IS: IS 12:15 12:55 3:45 4:1* 5:00 5:30 5:35 OllLA »l»U fr'MIUAt li« K S I.\U * A J v a n iu ia tt HU Un cle W all Cartoon Carnival \ \ «»ih«r-N»*».-Nporle John u t i l N e w t bpotl'atvt Da apart* ll.n j.iv o u . Hollywood Summer Theatre Itoble Hood Crueader ria y h o u e e a t I t s r s Undercurrent Pantom im e Qule H igh w ay Patrol Lite of Itller Ntaht N e * e n enort S ta rlig h t Th ea tre SI« n-off im a u .ii m o i i n i .x u 8 lg n -o n Program Reeume New e-W ea th e r Captain Kangaro o "Fury " WInky Pink * Tou >lr IV Hard Rig Top Kutur* K a r m e n o f America Atternonn Film Kara Ra.rhati P rev iew lie.rh a ll G a m .e o f th e Week Red tSoi-CIrveUnd Vlawar'a P l a n t Rig Pk-ture Anine *n" Amir Florida P rtftrra Raeebalt Round-up WOVIMT MO It MAM t il Riga-on Program Reeume S .41 Newe-tt ea lh rr 7:«U 'Hlootl Slortilng" 1:00 Captain Kangarno » no Title lutnd uf Uure Si In llandetand lo.im Thin Land nf Dura luilO S tr ik e H Rich 11:"U Valiant l.adv II.IS L o ta o f Life ItiSii Reerclt for Tomorroev 11 : 1a tlu ld ln g Lig h t 13;oit N e n e I l ia b u n d t'p a n« co u n ted III!" “ An Tltn World Turn*" 1:00 Johnny Car.on I I " Art l.ln k le lter'e l lo u .ep a rtr 1:45 Klim Kern 7 »* Th e Rig P a y o ff 5 !" Klim Far* KEY WEST OB — Florida'* first closed circuit community television system Is expected to be In operation her* for this year's world series. John SpotL.wood, president of Key West Cabte-Vision, Inc., made the announcement. Ho recently signed a eontract with the Southern Bell Telephone t.nt Hrlghter Pay : U Hncret Slnrni and Telegraph Co. to build and l7:5* Tha Edgn ,,f S i g h t operate six microwave relay sta­ 4:04 Channel 1(1 Crnnernadt tions between here and the Miami WNWR TV C I U n K L « area. J t l ' K I I I M l l . l . *7 Spottswood, sheriff of Monroe F R I U A ! K VK SIS U County and president elect of the liO* Sllck ey Slouee Florida Sheriffs Assn., explained 0 S Report that his company will erect six S* 0i l0t *: D o u g k'dvtardi antennas In the Miami TV pri­ l : t l CapL U s IU n t mary area, an antenna for each 7:uo ll o l l y w o d Rummer Th eatre T i l t Our Mice lirooge Miami TV elation in operation or Stun T h e Crusader S:S* Play hoL-te of Itarp that soon will be on the air. Kndarciirr.nl Programs from two of the.sta­ Sine t:S0 P a nlo m lm e Quit tions will be transmitted simul­ I0|U* Kye On Th e New* i e :10 Srrera PI Fa Pla yhouse taneously over the relay stations 11:00 II i t t Report to Key West from where the pro­ 11:11 I.** Paul. Stars Ford tt:S* taita grams will be moved to the H i l l N o n e Rhow— A Bo homes of the subscribers by cable. CARTOON “Children Under IS Admitted Free" K it z (3Theatre TODAY M l SATURDAY a a T im D a r k o id u no T:*» Toot P attern 7:11 Industry no Parade 1:00 Sunday School Forum S ilo o m e Upon A Story 0.00 Cartoon Tlmo * 1 0 Xllghtr Mom* 10:00 Bky King 10:!" T a le s Tesa a Rangera MiOO D ig Ton im a M in x 1!:0» W t n k v P in k * Top 11:1" Red Parham 15:41 P l s s v Pen n 11:11 Red Rot v. Cley eland 1:"" R.-nrehnnrd (:"" n i g Plrtur* 4:1* T h e C h rl.i-p h er e l: « * Rln Tin Tin 1:1* Qrand o l * o p r v •V K X IX fl * ** Cntmlry Frnllr* B I* R eel Th e Clock 7i»* J a c k ie tlleaeon 7:1* Rlag* Rlioyy *.•"» T w o for Ih* Mi.ney *:** Rnan Morgan Hlioyy *:"* G u n .m o k e * 1* Hl*h Klnnnc* PLU S HIT NO. 2 1 :0 * 1:00 III* 4:0" 4:10 l:** 1 :1* (ill «:ll Cl* 7:*« 7:1* * on S ilt *-•* s is l«|** t*!ll t*:S* 11-o» 11:11 it-** 11:11 I":** l" :l » 11*1" 11:41 t*:11 l#:l* ll:ot 11:1* II • * 11:1* Rludlo 1) Hr llod.on'n Joureal full* Hhr-w K«wa a R<i arxnar MMIIXIXII Tret P a l l e i n Thg Chrlelopher* Roullielde I'reeby terlaa Church “ " A IT V X M lIlt This le T h l l ife Wild Rill l llrk o k AC9088 • DOWN 1. ClMtd cock* 1. Co fie* pit of an •hop* alrpian* 2. Aaid* d. Flfht 3. aub 11. Swiftly 4. Froi*n 13. Ntw Enf. water land atat* 8. N o r t h e a st 15. Doom (abbr.) Minion i a n r - Mermons in licltn c* Th is Is Ih* Answ er l U n d n a g o n '1* Sly Krlend Kllrka CHR Sunday Kaw* Telet.hnnn Tim* Tou Are Ther e IIV H M S a tweet* 14. Rubbish •• P i t . Secretary Ed Sulliv an S h e w ** ** G K. Th ea tre Ford Th eatre • « l *** Challen g* W hat’* Sly l.ln* If llch rerk Present* H • Talent Srnuta Sun Reyyn nperlat t-ae-renre Walk S h o w i - Sign-Off k o v n i r tm ax ix a 1:41 7i00 S :0 * 1 :0 * Sil* l«!*« lt:*« 11:11 H it* 11:41 11-1* 11 : 1 * I:** 1 : 1* 1: 0* 1 : 1* S:*S Test Pattern llood Morning Captnin K a n g a ro o Of All Thing* Arthur Oodfrep Strike It Rich Valiant tuidy t^yy* o f Life Search For T om orrow Guid ing Light AKTKR.XOO* Stand t’n * Re Counted Ae Th e World Turn* Johnny Carton Hniiienartv Rig rnyrnff Hoh Cro.hy Thin le Thn Answer K V C S IS Q 1.00 Country r r i i l u . • ;30 Central KlortUa ahowraee 2:oo J a ck ie Uleaeun la the Hoaeymoonera 7:30 Sty l i n o vou People a Chulca »:3U Itunn Slorgatt bliow 9ttfO llu n .itiok e 9.30 Hctence Kictlon Thea lra 10.00 R e p o r t m lioundup 10:30 The VI.n 11:00 K iarllch l Th ea lra 13.30 Mlgn-uff a l.XUAY Ui»0 fUgn-On Program Rneuma 11:13 N ew e-W ea th er 1:01 Grand Ole. Onrv 12:10 The Clirltlophrre 2:‘*o The Ijyvcranca Walk Show 2:00 Sly Krlend Kllrka 2:30 llandwaann ‘It 4:00 Dl.neyland Asoo - J o h n Nrnliltt Rhnw 1:30 Slayer nf the T n n n E vii*ixn 0:00 luieeln OtSo P riv a te Prrrelary 7:30 Kd Ruiltran Hhorr 0:dr n K Thratr# 1:30 Alfred tlllrhcnrk Prenenta IDO e«t nna c h a l l e n g e 9:30 Whet’e Sly Line 10;00 Man Aealnnt Crime 10:30 Rn.emarv ilnonrr I I *DO TV P in . h o u s e 12:00 S i g n - o f f DAILY CROSSWORD Log 1:10 W T a a -p i.y p n a n 1400 KII.OCVCI.KB K itiiia r «:»* *11* SIS 7:0* 7:11 7:1* »|0* *:!* l*:5* t*:l" 11:00 Sill K V K tlla World At SI* Sports Rook SI lieu* at Random p r l f t l n g On A Cloud liners Knr A l<ady Hint SI for Sluelo Night ed itin g Knltrd N'nllone Rhythm Hour At Homo With Musi* Newt Sign Off *tT tn n tv MOM.XIXU Sign On Hawn Ureaker* News t\ retrrn Jambore* *:** «.0I «:7" «:11 S i l l Navya 7:0* Seyrn 7:11 1 :0 * Stol Neyy e Sporte 11:11 till* 17:11 1 : 1* t:»* 4:1" 4:11 1 «" (:0 0 (II S in 7:00 •ill 7:11 7 130 fill *:l* l*ll* l*:ll 11 :0 0 CYPRESS GARDENS, m aaieri Gawcra and (he atoaadrd la ae* a beat a liar B eam aid tha water SlfrtSa Mcadata, WarM Water SM 15. 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Tarn Tim* The lUiyttim Hour World At S Ii *7417*1*41 T w ilig h t Hong* Sporte llnuk U u itc AT Random P rlft ln g On A Cloud E v e n in g l l u t l c Ju k e tins Saturday Might N ig h t Edition Kacti Forum The llh y ih m ifouy At Home W ith Mueto N ew s Sign o f f •I'sn tv M<IN.*I*U 7.0* Sign On 7:01 Slunk i I'rogram 7 t l l Hymn Time 7:*H Mini I I r-.gram 7:41 Splrllu.il Tima l no Mue'mkiiln J f c In » n* World At Nine 0:11 I t * - .* mny * 1* M u.l ea'•n-l* linen. I "“ am 11:0 * Churrh 'i-rvrlr* 111** Bund--- '■'•••••nd# A i* r::it* u » ii 1:11 Amir; ay l . - j g u s d i m e 1:0* Av* MrrU Hour 1:1* Fere. util March lill T w ilig h t r; i is t *;* i : * i * a (lO* World At s i* t i l l S a fe ty l ’i"«ram • 1" S rrrn ade In Hlii* • i l l Ht Krar- le Hour 7:oo Hue.! M i r 7:11 llerr'n To Vete 7.1* Proudly tv* llall »:"* Th e l l r U g t "1* H'.il For llitele 10:1* At lln m * With Slutle 11:00 Sign Olf Mo*n*r MIIRXIXU < M Rlgn f>" tc l>nycn llrenkere >M'1 < 3*. 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Fvlln* 8. cJremony 1 r - I 7" i— * • II i 19 % A ,4 % ii r % , a ift STARTS SUNDAY BOB'S NEW HEART AND FUN SHOW OUT-JOYS THE SEVEN LITTLE TOYS'* % IS I % ja jf Tf »o Ji ii J4 J* % IT 3* 40 ■a AS % 7b" 1 at THE PIG'N W HISTLE Completely Modem • Air Conditioned Sanford’s Newest-Most Modern Dining Room Now Open Enjoy eating out in air conditioned comfort at The PJg’n Whistle M A Y WE SUGGEST: Half Fried Chicken, French Fries-Salad- $1.25 Select Fried Shrimp, French Fries-Slaw-Hush Puppies- $1.25 Steak Plate-French Fries-Lettuce & Tomatoes Steak with All The Trimmings M o n -S p U R r essssm SurOKMit n « phgffCF d«g i* H* spy. Md Buddy k Bat H*U. |M Up e ik r, dltwpyrrf. pripripala in thi. M ug tpm “lbaf O rtaia rreUaa'' ara Ckugp l i k r f i gad Erg Muto Salad. TW Tirknli il i dvUiktar 8UND1Y at U r M IW ^H ^dr^ F u a k r &0W kaa lhr U f fralarrd roU m i aartaaaltt At Caa* Bahaa a afprarmarp la Iha Faraa»aa«l VlataVMaa fU«. !* ' H m $ D IN IN G R O O M 70c $1.25 to $2.50 Barbecue Plates - Chicken - Pork - Beef $1.00 Pork or Beef Sandwich • Famous Sauce 30c 0 JT 21 Everybody's Talking About The New • 1*»*t I , T O ^ Jf.1 PIG'N WHISTLE SPECIALS 11 AVWUCKtW . 6. C a p ta in Joh n — 16. Rrvtrberati 20. Wld*. awaka 21. Com. mun* W. Flindrra 35. Ireland 26. Spring 2T. Bull. BghUra on foot 38. RtiLet 30. Rational 33. Rcvlva O'clock Club At A Glanc* Jockey's I'holc* 1:1* Morning P rvntlon* 111 llerm o iiv Tlmo »:»* World At Nino S:IS Morning Slrlodl** Sil* 1100 Club )*,*« N*n n l*:ll It** Club l«il* Neyy a 10:11 i l e n l r 11"ur llitl Country Style. Xf. 8 11 : 0 * Aojr. 9, 1»M m W O • �.1* 1’ • . * . • *'fi ■, Party Conventions To Do Deciding Choice Locations BY JAMES MARLOW You're wrong If you got tho lm- Wallace. Wallace didn’t aeera le Areotlated f f f u Now* Aaslyat prcialon—from what licnhower know whet hit him at tho Ume. WASHINGTON Uh — PrealdcoU bat been aaying lately—that he Eiienhower, in speaking of Eiaenhower sad Roosevelt both meant the Republican convention Nixon repeatedly at newt conpatted their vice presidents on (hit month Is fully free to pick ferencei has uaed acme of the the head and amid they'd bo glad anyoneIt wantsas hitrunning Identical words Rooasvelttu a sound footing—with ths assurance that So have them aboard for ■ second mate. about Wallace, although he may the tax structure Is to their benefit and term. Then both added a chilling la 1U6 Eiienhower said ■ con- never have te*n the Roosevelt footnote. vention'a presidential n o m i n e e note. not one that will gouge and demand. They said the party convention* should refuse to run If the conIf it la the tax structure—the millsge station picks s vlee presidential f i _ « l____ I T . would do the deciding. that must be paid—then Sanford should That footnote, lea-lag the door candidate unacceptable to kin. 1 x 0 1 1 ) 0 0 0 I 0 V aO llC O I be in the top place to be selected by pro* open for political maneuvering, Roosevelt wee the first prodspectlve investors in ths community. w \ phS; Unloading was fatal la tha com ef Henry dent, who really _ Charges _ • • • Wallace, Franklin D. Rooaevalt'e president—his t h I r d-term v i c e LAKELAND — The Interstate vica president. He had hli throatpresident, Wallace—u eomethlng Commerce Commlaaion, a f t e r cut In the 1344 Deo ocratlc cow- other than a figurehead. Ho sent years of bearings and dtseusii>jnsM Legal Motto For Nation vention.Roosevelt helped to the him on foreignminions, used has notified Uie Growers sod SafpW There has been no legal motto for the job. him Inthe government. Risen- pen Lesgue of Florida that it ti nation designated by the Congress. But a At the moment Eisenhower’* hower has don* the same with ordering railroads to eancel unFlorida Renresantatlve will correct this vice president, Richard N i x o a Nixon. loading charges applying to fresh oversight—thanks to Charles E. Bennett of atoms to hive a clear track for In IMS, nearDemocratic con- frulta and vegetable* arriving la rvnomlnatlon. So maybe he'll get vention time, Wallace told Root*- New York City and Philadelphia. «Jacksonville,'now serving in the Congress of It velt be wanted to run again. The ordor, according to the ICC, the United States. But Eiaenhower bat Just given Roosavelt wrotea note which waa will become effective m later Awaiting President Elsenhower’s signs* Harold Stassen, hit aide on dls- published beforeth convention, than Aug. IE ture is the measure which Representative armament, a month’s leave of ab- Praising Wallace highly for hit Long term negotiations hava been Bennett sponsored to make “In God We ■•net ao ho can try to stir up Re- work In government, Roosevelt underway by the Grower* and publican feeling against Nixon, said of him: Shippers League to have chaigiaqp Trust** the legal motto of our great country. Hasten asked for th* leave. * * . . . ! Ilk* him and respect for railroad convenience-unitedThe bill will soon become taw as when the him and he la my personal friend, ing canceled. The charges, me Jo President affixes his signature and there For theSe reasons I pononally In Naw York and Philadelphia only is no doubt that ha wilt. would vot* for his renomlnttlon have been mad* by the railroads Our minted coins, at least most of them, if I were a delegate to th* con- 'or unloading car« at the pier in already have the motto *'In God We Trust” vention. . . At the tamo tlmo I Now York or at auction wire■Y SAM DAWSON The total ef corporate seeuritea dividual hands. do not wish to appear In sny way hou«es tn Philadelphia. on them- However, the same is not true of Obviously the con- The League, retained by tha YORE ID— Businessmen floated la tha first half of this Many observers look for a pick- as dictating. our paper money, although it is expected NEW f . j Lha hunllne l i n n , thin up In business to start after the vention mutt do tho deciding. Florida Citrua Commlt»ion to that the situation will undoubtedly be re* “ |,ybwalulTcon.umwa iS i y m u tm jnd h w billion doi Labor Day holiday, with mora But Roosevelt agreed with the handle transportation mattara for medisd in the future. 1 to hive mere money to apend. F,r t « tola spending all around-by Indivldu- political leader* on the choice of th* citrus Industry, bad been. I t (a entirely fitting that our nation _Payroll _ totals have been rising ^und e final resting place la In* *li, by business. Harry 8. Truman and dumped successful'during Us long fight mV obtaining some reduction in to* should have such a motto legally. Our fare* this^yVir tad many individual unloading ebargoa. In spite of re­ fathers put their trust in God when they pay eheckj are act to rise seals, ductions, however. It had stead­ came to this new land; they continued to This Is far from universal but fastly Insisted that these specific trust in Him when they battted for their ‘b*r#nJ b# • ° ^ ,h j unloads war* for th* convenience independense and as they bound together ^ . m.r^b.nt. 10 look ridiculous. Presley Is (he firat to show it can of the railroads, and should not be BY HAL BOYLE paid by the shipper. Th* ICC an­ a g re* t nation. Farmers ahould ha vs mors eaih NEW YORK ID—Curbstone com This la badly needed, not only also bo e male Industry. nouncement apparently indicates Now, as a leader am ong th a nations of m hand—from ooU bank pay- ments of • Pavement Plato: ln mutl’ «' “ * TbU .h«.ld brim U» of K t i K l t o Y ’. T T t i S l " th e world we m u st continue th a t tru s t In moats and ether loveramoata! There Is a saying that timet of r t »l ot th* world. the "aexbomb" to a finale. After trpa after Aug. IE God in o rd e r th a t our leadership xhall be support* as well as from higher great ordeal create great heroes, civilisation bat rone off its Elvis, nobody could make any­ Gordon Stedmin, vice president of th e h ig h est calibre; o f th e aoundeat Priee* on tome of their products. w this le true, Elvis Presley *n ‘h* , « misof the Growers and Shippers Lea- * thing of sex but a comedy. Itock. « If you’re among the fortunate may be th* unrecognised hero of P,“ ed emphasis on sex. gue, reported to th* Florida Citrus n u r m nttn "Tn find Wo T n ia t” ahnulH wilh more l*eom*, from whatever America's greatest present need w* do“ 1 *«• ,n tk* atomic era. Commission that th* cancellation ho fin! nnltf a almnU looat lortn hut ehntilH »•“*■«*—P*r*heek, dividends, In- -eomeona to restore eex to Its** *n„th* "••■bomb” age.-A ‘MISS HANNAH’, 113. BACK of unloading charges would re­ bo not only a simple legal term , but should taPaat rente—you will havo a proper neripectlva. • 'aoxbomb, In the entertainment sult in a saving to Florida eltrue FOR CELEBRATION be one which we follow in th e deepest Min- wider eheiee ef things to spend * ProsleytbeC eruse of tho toon- world- ,i ■ P«rform*r who get* by shippers of approximately t 30u,PADUCAH, Ky„ tD-Mrs. Hanre rlty throughout our lives; as Individuals this additional money for. And a |c erwwd, is a youni former *nlm*' *,lur* ™ther then on 000 annually. nah Davidson, who elsims to be and as a nation. oomo of tho goods and services truckdrlver, known by both his *rr* l‘c ___ . , „ Stedman told tha Commission * * * wlU esrry slightly higher pries admirers and dotraetors B.ucbvo#uP«rforn,er» « « « « . as . . "Elvis ..... Br#„sr*. .enjoying mo- . . . »• back home to watch this thI t~ M m riet7details of tb. ICC Many musle erltles ^ dly celebrato lu tooth birthday, daclslon have not been received in Installment Buying What worrlei the merchants asd s..y Presley's lusfy caterwauling This la toe public that think* Tb* ber* trom Toledo, Ohio, Florida, but thst official cunflrra* Installment buying,"* highly useful pro- tb**# in tbe s*ryl« Industriei to- Is away below par. b#*utv la a quality that can be brought back vivid memoriae I* *Uof of the ICC canceUatl» or- % r ■ tan* ......... ..... tho the Uny, Unv. white-haired woman. woman, der h ■s been made. eedurd by which counties* families hava tored^dl Uo#¥^ Ca7.fu.7n meIlur«d byVtape.” obtained ev ery th in g from th e new a ir con- *-*"■ w-j" h f T w ia le J d a and theta hate ThI* *• ,h# Puh,Jc 10 whom *«* born a alave in Ballard County, d ftlo n .r to t h . m w ln , m « h t o ., d » c»n T u 1S L S F t a ' t a S S l . X S : S Z f » » “» » • „ „ . , , have hidden hazards, other Investmeata, sad hew much minister* and parents, who say thV , ^ 1H*nn*h' • Industry To Operate • perennial per* - » l t for ■nunbUnf. Aid .without i doubt the favorite eubtbe grumbling and eompUining iteforjr -4 a high Uxa#/ i l x and tax atructurea a rt the moat at* “Tractive features in drawinf business. In 'Cdostry, and enterprise to any community. ’* For that reason, Sanford stands In a ’position to attract whatever it m ifht wish 4 n the way of added payrolls. Sanford's tax mtilaga. at the present t tfw, (a among the five lowest in tbs State "ftf Florida and is comparable to practically -iv e ry city of its stee, m But there is another advantate—several "’of them in fact—along with a tax structure (that Is attractive to businessmen, industriaIJsts, builders, investors, and enterprise of ’"Ivery catsfory Sanford has the natural ad!l’franta*ee—food climate, transportation by truck, air and possibly waUr. l b put them all tofether, business peo.p(e in Sanford have much to brag about— h'Dore than businessmen in dties of eompar* ‘"able slse and even larger. Sanford s a n r o r a needs, n o v a s , and a n a In in some w m i way w « y must m u n i. Vreeure, a promotion program that will ad* .I vertise its advantages in areas where pro* •poctivs mw business people are located. Let's look at the economic features sound r thinking people are looking for: a new Im­ proved sewer system, a water system se* ,'ieond to noM, one of the finest hospitals in ;,ihe country, improved highways, recreation*, i al facilities that other cities look at with »;anvy, and a friendly population in which i-tt Is easy to get acquaintedM1 Sanford is fortunate indeed to have a progressive thinking Board of Commlaaion* ,-prs which will work harder to maintain an oven economy—to watch closely the spend* ing in operation—than it wilt to accomplish il endeavor. Businessmen should be ire that thalr Board of Commissioners look out for the interests of all—investors •’knd citfxsns silks. H*tre is no doubt that Sanford la ona of .th e choIra locations in the State of Florida w han bHuatry and busingsa can operate on b Tho Sonford Herald M llik ri M b S u u t taturdar II I luaSty iBatara* as aaeaa* etaaa esait.r Oeteber IT. Itll at n< Pact ortleo of laararg. n.rlda en*ar tk* *et at Caanra*. or March S tSTS m c i x a B ailor aa* PablUhar MARION HARMAN * R . Raacollva Kdltnr NVNL.TN i CtTIRINO. A evartlilne M anan.r t l s RerolS le a weteber of tha Astoetate* P r e i i wklefc la aatltla* eaaloMvalr tn Ike uea far rapobllea Sian ef all tba leaal aewe prlata* In ibla a.winap.r. Ntaritaat,) by aaaArtl ASvenUlM ~j. > r NatlaaaUv • ■RPriwB e MB Ml Oaar*la Navlne* Raak Me*. Atlanta oearnia amm B v m cn tm o n rate* Oarriar Me pee waak o>, u n ih Si t* Tbraa Maetea m e Maalhe On# Tear •tee •STS III IS ; TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE My grace ia lufflctent for th ee^ Z Cor. rl l : t . * Borne write ua that they have prayed for wtrength to reniat temptation, but their grayer haa xlt been anawered. Maybe your 'Strength haa bean given you after all. Uae jyhat you have and God will give you more, p u t God doea not increaae atrength to thoae .Who do not uae what thay have. Business Pickup Th# Better Business Bureau and other groups which giva good advlca to trusting buyers have been Issuing warnings again, warnings chiefly Just to know what you're doing when you sign a contract to pay on time. The rules a rt almple for being aure that the deal la honest and sound, with a reason* able amount of being charged fo r tha slow payment. First, read what you’re signing, every word, and be aure you re willing to net accordingly. Second, add up the total amount to be paid— and be sure the Item in worth It- Third, be on the a* lert fo r extra complication* and extra charge*. Time purchnsing can be a great eotiven* ience with a fair busines* arrangement, or it can bo a sink holt In which the customer ctn get nubmerged before he real lie# what in happening. If he uses his common sense at tha start he uaually can avoid trouble lateh will Just disappear dtwa the £|*« •* Nri«f *9 aenuaeted . . tha Steel strike lb^ n jjg£t Commerce reports! pgrsonal Income tetale had risen te ■ record annual rat# of 334 kilD * dollar*. This was U hlOion d?l', ” b,ib*' ^rtcrferi^ strS t ,n Bon.mgQnfgctaHng Industrie*, Dividend and interest payments in the first half of toil yaar topp*d IN* by three billion dollars. Muek of tho Increased spending k£ hl- lnt“ n U * eomfor ub]f ibcv, |aat year’s IsvnL Romo of tha Increased personal Ineomo novar roaehod to* spend*Me »tog*, tiaeo to# Ux conce­ {* * M tb#r# *• ***• * btmk * "***, „ ^ m u I#ft otar h*. |olnf lBt0 ggvingt of Uu. Moat forma ef seviaga show a Vets May Reinstate Lost Policies la aamaHtjnn which la *1. a sonority In eoltogo. doairnbto end a big beto Igh School. Helps yeu turn M t and aura*tin wark will GIVE YOU RETTER DER. bo now Smith-Corona FartTypewriter before school '* Fa*teat and it dur- MT40 lo •UlAq Plus ICE 0 . 44 For Fall Blessing Presley May Be good gain. Billions have been put into reson. who dl. on oetlvo military W m ^ f b ^ w r t lest duty, or as ■ result of ouch service. Jf*, r 11 lb* bl* buylng-on tlmo In Its first yoar, tha Increased . , , . , . • WAIHINGTON ID — Tb* Vet- sack Rva-vese MruA benefiu will coot an estimated 4M his gen* Into buying ef P#T ~ million dollars. Th. coeU won *toeks and Into other lavastmtnU. <UfUn* •11«WF -----------------------------------------j i v i lost thoIt fiv iT iir torn Ql ooth moothlv primlumi or if ^ Hfht itrtk o pmonMl faMirtaco tioco July 21 li&l may pr#mlum§ lr# if# MUHory ptrtonntl brought un- to 110*001 in froo lif# Imuranct. ^ ta tto ^llcW. „ t . „ dw th* Social Security system And R provide, tost after that -T h e lu r tlr if . bHUni. s - .k s ^ i1' A *. eorvlcomon will contributo pari of their pay, data dlchargtd personnel wlU no that wlU coma >mdar the Social Security and to* government also will pay Unger bn allowed to buy low-oot SO? M i t i ,w4U hf b * tow<rd *belr credit. goTemment Uf. insurance, unices B d S y e S “ ,rb ■,U - ^ | ter W*ay >urvlvBf« 01 P*r bill also et»Js, Ms of Doc. they are disabled. B Mtarnna of World Ww° I! end | ft tb* Koroma War who tori their msurnne# because ef faUurw to lay tho lari an* or two monthly pnymonta of tbrir ffivo jeer poll die*, torn polrioeJ nro renewel pt S higher rat* at to* end of ST U D E N T S! Seen his wiggles ere toe "euggeitlve.” ^ut P r ^ ’^ e h a ^ what* four C.dilliei’ and an ^n n u ill" S e g S tS president ef the United States, who, of eouwo, ean't even play thari^thk1ndhQf hifrTn/. lf b# thi rl«ht bind of underarm * ? dor*ntL h ta pub!ic ' h,t bclievei the way'to • mins heart *** !?• uses the light kind of lipstick, the * guitar, right dentifrice or goes to to* w ".Sh’vI u^ toST#*^ mb- r,«ht ch<rm school. itrol as a nitleeal calamity. He ^ l h“0Jlr women have domthe "sexbomb" field. Elvie may. indeed, turn set to be n inated ,h* ' national blessing, Aad for a vary sHpto reason, Elvla undoubtedly will givo rise «• o ewp r f imitators. And any body who Imttato* his inspired wrlthings le bound to make sox JiN NwUtn m e tMry LonChinny, Jr. return!ng In thechuchHi* w« if ■uu m u H mmmtr Tiliphtm Sunday, B pjn. Chaaael • F in an ce th ose needed H om e R ep ilra w ith t low -coct FH A repair lo a n — N o D ow n P aym en t— up to M m onths to rep ay. V our loan can cover both i^H teriol and tabor. Y ou need not b e i ih w ffftw to tok o # fi o f*thiB ec<!no , w ay to rep oir you r hom e. A n F H A L oon w ill p a y for th e fo llo w iitf rep airs and m any o th e r ■. [] [] [] fl [] Home workshop M reams Add new reams Gang* Repairs Additional With [] [] f] f] Plumbing Wiring Heating Palatlag \ ] Outside wale gwttaru II FLO RID A STATE BANK O F SA N FO RD MKMBKR F. D. L C . T-# * *■ ^ iBd fet J j * d ln hU ^ I H / ' t f ‘ h*J u asking quiU. for the tore* or her seven children still "vln* u*r \Mg uf#< she says, "haa s-»thln* to do with whet yo i eat op drink. l*va tried to serve God Imj ^ p t(d ^ iVeryboJy. | guess , itlll bjv, th, tent g work to nom­ 'A V .V .V .V .V .W SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y CH ECK ER BO A R D NEWS SIMPSON FARM SUPPLY O a t E x tra Pound of Milk l you BUCK Trade-Ins 1949 BU IC K S E D A N Good TrmRsportaUom ___me _ 1952 P lym ou th S e d tn A G ood B u y can r to x g et OF EGGS WHEN Par Day Pays for Purina LOTS PRICER ARE HIGH In terms of milk, It take* only about 1 lb. of oxtra milk a day or 300 lbs. por lactation to pay for Purina, compared to poor­ er, low-coat rations. Thousand* of dairyman who hava switched to Purina have upped production per cow ae much aa 1,000 lbs. of milk in ona lactation. This loaves a healthy profit margin of 1,700 lbs. of ostra milk to sell. In tha tong run it's actually cheaper to feed a top-line ration than lo skimp cow* on poor feeds. Purina Milking chows hold body condition, http cowa uti­ lise their rough i g. bettor end ■apply th* mUa-rvklag properties needed Tor higa production. At* you interested ia bigger profits? U U PURINA PLY CONTROL Thanks to Purina Rasoareb w* have one of ths flaost and moat complete Fly Control Program right in our store. Biggest bit was Purina Fly Ralt, saw dry fly killer that proved so effective last year. It told more than 3 million Pounds. Ju .t sprinkle on tho floor and watch file* dl* Uk* MAGIC. Other good products Include Purina Dairy Spray. Purina Building Ipray •ad Purina Stack iprag. Lot ua help you ehooe* tha right product for tack Job. Ask each J a b ._ _ Ifor Purina Fly Control Circular. There's still time. If you have chicks that are 4 to f weeks old, you can still bring them Into nigh production when egg price* should b* highest. Over the past 10 yean, eggs havo averaged • cents a doten high­ er to four months of Sept, to Dee. than la too following 4 months. Lot us help you grow thorn big aad fa s t The difference foeodrs ooo in results ia toe reason why more chickens are fed Purina Chows than any other brand of food. Lot u* ahow you tbe Purina Pullet Growing Procram that to right for you whither you .itv* no grain, aom* or a lot of IL Wo'U give you aa accurato •at! nut* ot tb* food aecoaaary to finish growing your birds and wo'U help you got thorn in­ to productions at from 3 to ftto months. Regardtois of th* Purina plan you choooo, you •hould have well-developed sturdy layore. WATCH COW CONDITION WHILE ON PASTURE Even the most lush pasture does not provide the nocesunr nutrition to make lot* of milk and build body condition. That's why eo many farmers f**d soma hay and a small amount of dairy ration topped a half gallon of Bulky-Laa Ight and morning. % This practice bolds cow condi­ tion . . . prevents • costly pro­ duction stump to Uto summer *nd fall. ta many dairyman because it make* th* cheapest milk. It to serious handicap to ethers because cows loo* condition on It. This cauaos production slumps to summer end fall. Just aa seen as caws will eat It after turning out, feed a little grain ratton dally. Ibla should ha tha so aw ration fed to winter. Ala* fpod hay a* pasture. It helps them bold body wotoljL if out of bay, food BulkjrLas. Just \k gallon par bead « the 1 grain ration night •ad meeutof. It’i 4 bushels id ever every 1M the. n a tu re or “good” pasture? Pasture Feedlag Impartant Do pour rows hava “A" Good pasture is a great asset litre ere some tips which may help you turn an ordinary pasture into • good one. There are to addition to seeding and fertilisation which should be a must to every dairyman's book. Bo euro Hut oowe havo Ptoatjr of good, dona, eori water la pastor*. If no brook or astorsl flow,-provide It by piping or truck. MUk to 81% wetor . . . the biggest Ingredi­ ent to !to manufacture some* free of ebanm. Dude should ho available so cows CM bo out Of tb* hot BUS the beat ef tbe day. - 111 W. SECOND W ? N FA* * S l P RANFORD, FLA. W oVVoVoW oW e 1950 BU IC K 2 D oor S ed an E x tra C lean NM 1951 CH EVRO LET 2 D oor S ed an O ne O w ner C ar 1951 M ER C U R Y F u lly E quipped M 1952 FO R D 2 D oor S ed an A G ood D eal 1952 B U IC K S E D A N L ocal C ar C lean F u lly E quipped IIIW 1953 PO N TIA C (3 ) SE D A N L ooks N ea rly N ew F u lly E quipped tim Nicholson Buidk Co. 1M4 B u ford, F k . �T H E SANFORD H ER A LD F rL A ag. 8, t* M P » w 5.1 B r i d a l S h o w e r I S S o c ia l £ v e n U Final Wedding Ians Told Couple Given Wednesday For Miss Malloy Mil* M aryam Malloy, who wilt !marry Charlea Beard tomorrow I afternoon, wai honored with a miscellaneous bridal ahower Wed­ nesday evening. The party, given by Mra. L. E. Walker and daugh­ ter Potty, wai held at the Walker borne on Oak Are. Zenlaa and hlbtaeus ware used Announcement of the engage- 1 throughout the party room* and toent of AIlsi Ernestine srneitlne French a* A . J a . a corsage made of kitchen utenof Uiytheville, Ark,, to Eugene I 'lC W O T H y rn O v l Q C i ilia wai presented the honoree. A. Sexton of Longwood hae been U / ! | | a j Q a : Games were played and prizea made known recently by her W i l l il O V C D O f i q i l G l won by Miss Ginger Jones, Mills Mary Esther Powell and Mrs. pertnta, Mr, and Mra. Emeu For Mrs. Dobson 8heila Cameron. 4 ’French,’ Blythe villa, Ark Mlea Malloy opened heT many ™ Mr. Sexton la the aon of Mr*. New Smyrna Chapter No. 3, Or " --'e r* P *r. will honor lovely glfta after which refreshEarl H. Sexton Sr., and the late Mrs Ethel Dobson Worthy Grand ">•"*» of rake, punch, mlinti and Earl Sexton. Mias French wai graduated ........ ......... . . unique. anu meet nuta were eerved to the guest*. from Blytheville High School .01 at 4:30 Monday. Aug, 13, in Those Invited to be with the , honoree were her mother, Mrs, ind Arkantaa State College New Smyms. where she was a member of Al­ Reservations must be made by f®hn Malloy; Mrs, G. W. Boland. pha Omicron Pi Sorority. For the Wednesday, Aug. I. For these res- Mrs. Betty Anderson, Mrs. M. E. “ 511* Cameron, paat two years Min French has ervatlons csll Mrs. Wyatt, Worthy J**‘*‘" - , been teaching school in Orlando. Matron, or Mrs Bilbrty iecretar> H"* ? ud£* Rl 7* •'wear* mrm ini'tu«f Harvoy* Mr®. J. r . urtfn, JTet *rs ere Invited. Mr. Sexton was graduated Mrs. Clarence O. Sasser, Mrs. V from Lyman High School, Long- Mrs. Dobson will make her offic- Evelyn Roy, Mrs. Martin Kiln*. in oantura un Oct. IT cipher. Mis. Grace Marie Stinewood, and attended Stetson Uni­ .. >i,,t _____________ versity and Orlando Junior Col­ lege. He alio served a tour of B » ™ A^OUNCEMENT , R. T„ y ,o r. Ml„ c i n d , duty In the Armed Forces. Mr. Capt. and Mrs. Bruce Bolt of c>rter. MtSi M Ann Miche, ' Sexton plans to continue law Decatur. Ga„ announce the birth MIm M«rth. Owen, Mrs. Chester study at Stetson Law School, St. of a daughter Diana, Ju y 31, at Mm„ Br Mrs. Chester Miller Petersburg. the Emory University Hospital. j Tt Mrs. O. W. Touchton, Mrs. O. An August wedding il being. Capt. Bolt is the son of Mr. and p, Wade, Mr* Louise murphv. Mrs. Tom Bolt of Sanford. planned. Miss (Unger June. Mrs. \V. R Jennnlga, Miss June Jennings, Vary Esther Powell and Mrs. Witt Mary Ann Strickland, Miss Margie Blene, Parents Reveal Engagement O f Ernestine French, E. Sexton Calendar SATURDAY Vance Duke will lead tha R.A.'a at First Baptis Church at 3:10 a. m. The Castel Claia of Uia First Methodist Chureh will have a pic­ nic at Rock Springs. Cara wU] to leave the church at I p. m. Bring your basket supper and table serv. tee. Cold drinks and rolls provi* Sed. SUNDAY Tha First Baptist Church Junior Choir will rehearse at tha church. Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr., beglna ■ aeries of discussion studies for Wdnesdsy e v e n in g s at 7:34 know you can make o'clock at First Baptist Church oo beaten you hiacuit at horns a simple ’ f tha subject, "Growing a Christian wayT Instead of boating the 9 Personality." Everyone le Invi­ dough a half an hour or so you ted to attend. simply put it through tha food The Andrewa Club maata nl 1:11 chopper alftht times. The puffy p. m. at Flrat Baptlat Church. hollow bacuita are delicious with _ a MONDAY a ham filling. Bern them as Tha Friendship Claia of the first course at lunch or supper - First Christian Church will meet with a pitcher of tomato Juice ot 7:30 p. m. at the Church. cocktail, or as a snack In the Vacation Bible School for boyi afternoon er evening with coffee and girli ages 4-14 at the Chris- or tea. tian and Missionary AUianca But if beaten biscuit doesn't V Church, Park Ave. and 14th St., lure you, make up a batch of our rich little cocktail biscuits. from • to 11:30 a.m. The Boy Scouts of the Flrat They're good, too, with the ham Presbyterian Church will meet In filling. Along with tha ham-fllted lidthe Scout Room at tha cburck at blts, serve squares of bread ?:M p.m. Tha Philathea Ciasa of tha First smothered with a ensppy cheese Praibytariaa Church will maat mixture and browned under the with Mra. Francis Meriwether on broiler. NEW BEATEN BISCUIT Celery Avs., at 7:43 p. m. Mra. lagrediealet 3 cups sifted flour, George Btina will b* oo-boeteia. tfc teaspoon salt, H cup shorten­ TUESDAY v The D.A.V. will have a aoclal ing, Vk eup cold water. Method: Sift flour and salt to­ meeting at the D.A.V. Hut at 7:30 gether. Cut la shortening until 9 . m. tha mlaturo resembles coarse The Woman's loelety of Chris­ meal. Stir in water. Knead dough tian Service of (ho Firot Methodiat tk minute. Put dough through a Church will have aa exteutiva food chopper S times, using the hoard maeting at • a, m. followed medium blade. Roll dough M-inch hy a business and program ses­ thick Fold in helf. Roll again to sion at 0:45 a. m. W-inch thlcknee*. Shapo with a The Sanford Tourid Shuffle- tk-lnch round biscuit cutter. Bake board Club will hava a covered SI to 30 minutes or until lightly V dish supper at 0 p. m. at tha club browned la a pre-heeted moderbouse. ate (380 degro;.) ovon. Ihaat Vacation Bible School for boy* biscuits will puff and the centers and girls agsa 4-14 at the Chris­ tian and Missionary AUianc* S i SJ “5” Church, Park Ava and 14th IL, fill with Smithfletd Hem Filling. from • to 11:30 a. m. Tha Pioneer Fellowship and Serve a> canapes with vegetable Recreation will meet at the First Juice. Makes SO biscuits. Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY • > Vacation Bible School tor boys and girls ages 4-14 at the Chris­ tian and Missionary Alliance Church, Park Ava. and 14th 8L, from t to 11130 a. m. The Woman's Missionary Cirele «f Elder Springs Baptist Chapel • will meet at 3:30 p.m. Dr. W. P. Brooka Jr., wlU lead tha midweek prayer services at First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. _ an tha aubject, "Growing a CfcriaVi tian Personality." Sunday School Workers' Council will meet at P in t Baptist Church at 1:11 p.m, TWUBSDAV Vacation Bible School for boys and girli ages 4-14 at tha Chris­ tian and Missionary Alliance Church, Park Av#., and 14th St., from 0 to 11:30 a. m. The Intermediate Choir wUl ro• jto hearse at First Baptist Church at I too p.m. Tha Adult Choir wlU rehearse at First Baptist Church at 0:04 p.m. The Girl Scouts will matt at First Presbyteries Church at 1:30 ■, ro. Thv Mid-Week Bible Hour wUl be conducted by Eldtri Arthur DeYoung and C. C. Howard of the F u st Presbyterian Church at 7.30 ~ _ a p,m. in tha absence of Rev. A. O. • Melania, pallor. The Junior Choir of the First Presbyterian Church Will re­ hearse at 3:43 pm . at the church. The Deacon* of the First Freebyterign Church will a s o t at the church at 7:4* Try This One Score hamburger fees broiling. Who* moot is browned and eooked fill scoring with thill pryQr! Mtt. AND MK8, Richard Roy Atkina a n shown above aa the, leave _____ ___ ___ ____ . ....... __al H Rich Englishman, p. 111. She la. tha former Mias Omnia Evans, daughter of Ur. and Mrs. M. A. Evans and he is the son of Mr, and Mr*. Roy Lee Bride Are Wed Atkina of Dallas, Tex. The wedding was an event held In the Con­ gregational Christian Church with the Rev. J. B. Root officiating. On Excursion Boat Miss Barbara Evans was mnld of honnr and Mil* Peggy Ford, A weatlhy Englishman end his Klssliumre, and Mias Clarice Craft wen- bridesmaids. Jack Hiirri* hrtde were off to a secret honey­ •on was be*! man while ushers writ- Larry Schultenna and Rus­ Jameson) moon site yasterday after a Mis- _sell Smith. (Photo By________ stsslppl River sand bar wedding party that ron on far past mid- |_ N e i l s C P D o i n g Baby Shower Given Christopher Bailey, 28, of Mon- R n t t p r T t a j c T r i n mouthshlre. son of a shipbuilder, D e T T e r I 1115 I T ip was married to Sarah MrMaster HOLLYWOOD tP—Ills friend* In of London Wednesday on (he main r *nada will be happy (o know Letdeck of n river exrurslon boat. A 'I** Nielsen is doing much better bale of eotton served as the altar -hi* trip. The brief, simple cermony was He didn’t have it so good the the only solemn moment in the ’Irst time. That was In 1943, when eamlva! event. The h«sh didn’t he was a stripling of 19 Just out last long. The fcthfonnldy d-essed of the Royal Canadian Air Force. crowd of about 180 on the Mem­ Leslie labored as a bus boy In phis Queen II pitched in to role- L ve's Blue Room, a now defunct hrate. bistro on the Sunset Strip. He even At (he request of the groom, hot worked hi* way up to being pantry dof* were tha main entree at tha man there lie also parked cars wedding supper. Huge bonfires in a lol on Western Avrnne. More flared for the roasting, intelecluatly, he helped a friend The marriage was a double one translate a scientific lom from •the first by a Tennessee Justice French to EnglUh. Ills net return • t the peace, Frank Norfleet, a from the chore: O. Memphis cottonman; the second I-eidle went back to Canada. by R. E. L. Wilson of Wilson, Ark. He woa born In Regina and rear­ • owner and aim a Jus- 'd in Edmonton, the son of a Moun.le. Did hii father alwaya get his Ufi of th« !*•«*■ . 7*'° ceremonies made It ,b*o- nanT "Nearly always." But the rej?1** ***’ , , Memphis .imented life of the Northwest - -a'o"k' -----9.“* '" . w*» -*lidin* the—mid- lounted Police didn’t appeal to the vi brown fiver, boy. When he returned to Canada, right on the Tennessee-Arkanaaa he tried to break into radio In Sas. , , katnon. Th* f room, elad in a erlsp suit tVeary of working for $14 a week or white, • black stovepipe hat a, announcer and disc jockey, he and an auburn wig, arrived r , applied at a radio school In Onthe wedding tn an anHent Lon-l-m ' tarlo. There he won a scholarshin ** j ' 4*e4Wpanl#d by bagpipers (a New York's noted drama school, and the best man, Sidney We.t lhe Neighborhood Playhouse. When JrL.°r Memphisi j,# graduated, his career started to The bride a arrival was more take off. sadate. Daughter of an athletic Now he's MGM's brightest nrw goods manufacturer, she wore a -oipcct for stardom. He's now aft of■ *e1r"fo*m In "Capital '; r , ~ l starring •« v «fh«. Offense," havE f ntfebif ^ "C,f Xlc* in* Jusl been loan,', 10 Universalw itlih e r W fh", International for "’. am n ij" with JJS to ■'•** Debbla ltcym.tJ,. The nm .l _..j j i . ____ . . 1 lj**lle Is tell, T E X h .r. P . k ' d with b'onde heir anu a strong, ex. Surln*- J brief ^vlrit pre,,lv* face Ho '* ono oI lh*1 p *‘ h '"'w b' "d• ' "I've done som* summer stock• . .. and ona play on Broadway which I* lasted eight performance*." he M “Otherwise said. everything I've learned alter leaving the pla>h iu»o SCHOOL hat been from television. 1 have Vacation Bible School will be done between 123 and ISO shows, in­ held at tha Upaala Community cluding all the top dramatir pro­ Presbyterian Church beginning grams In New York. It's the great, Monday, Aug. I, at f a.m. to J!:lo ett experience you can get.” a.m. for boys and girls of all ages. Like most actors from New Saturday, Aug. 4. at 9:30 a.m. a York, Leslie had some misgivings Parade will start at Little Venice about tlgning an exclusive deal with all children Joining. It will with MGM. peas though Loch Arbor to Vine"But my agent asld if you're wood Road then lo 20th Street then going to get into pictures, you to the church for rogistratian and might as well get in all the way,'' a social time. he said. "He told me a Iwn-plcltircFor further Information tall a-year deal wasn’t worth anything 304J-J or iaor-W-3. unless you have a naipe. i , p.ij up,>, "It It arai was a good ^show, Stir finely chopped conut Into softened cream, then store Serve with chocolate toasted co­ Season canned creamed corn vanilla lee with chill powder and serve with in freeslng tamale* and a green salad for a sauce. good supper main course. For Mrs. F. Bryan In Daniels Home Mrs, C. If. Robertson end Mrs. Jo,, Diinlcls, honored Mrs, Frank Bryan with a Baby Shower Tues­ day evening at the Daniel* home. Gladioli and greenery decora­ ted the rooms. Games were play­ ed with priics going tn Mrs. Charles Arnold, Mrs. Darrell Grlemv and Mrs, Donald Knight. Refreshments of open fare sandwiches, potato chips, nuts, mint* anil punrh were served the guests. Invited to attend with the honoree were Mr*. R. T. Thomas, Mrs. Darrell Grleme, Mrs. Don Knight, Mrs. At Childs, Mrs. Fhalle Cameron, Mr*. B.' H. Austin, Mrs. Roger Schmidt, Mrs. K. D. Shartxer, Mrs. Char­ les Arnold, Mr*. Mnrvln Quickert, Mrs. J. E. Ilemmle, Mrs. People O f Oviedo Bid 'Goodby' A l Stewart Gatchel Receives Promotion By MARIAN JONES * OVIEDO — As time for school approaches, w# a n faced with the feet that wa a rt losing our old principal, Stewart Gatchel. Of Invitations are out for the course, we do not begrudge Mr. wedding of Mias Dolores Mae Gatchel hie promotion to supervtiBennett and Robert Edward tng principal of Seminole County, French who will La married this but his gain (a our loss. Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Con- Mr. Gatchel, who It from Sem­ cord Park Methodiat Church, inole County—coming hero from with The Rev. Frank Robinson) Senrord—was a wall known 'iguro officiating, m the county before accepting the Mra. Thomaa French wlU be position in Oviedo. He tied also matron of honor and Thomas spoken on "Life At West P Jn t" French will be best man for bis oefor* the P-TA. brother. He and hla pretty wife, Doro­ Suien French, sister of the thy, and two adorable children, groom, and Louise Bennett, sis­ Gail and Bobby, hava certainly ter of the bride will be junior been an asael to Oviedo. They olan bridesmaids. 1 Ushers will be to remain until their borne, which Charles Shsw and Billy Jot I* on the market to toil, la told. Young. W* hava even been to mean ae to wish that they would be a long time in selling same. The children have been craty Vacation Bible about him, the teachera like hla and so do the parents. School To Begin Even though thay Had two tiny children when they came her* Monday, Aug. 6 The pastor of The Christian lhr«* year* egp, they never miss and Missionary Alliance Church, t-d • ball gsme, no B itter bow the Rev. David S. Carncfix an­ great the distance, carrying the nounce* that Vacation Bible children, too, unlcsa it fell, ea U School will lie conducted at the docs once or twice ■ year, on • church, Park Ave. and 14th St. P-TA night. That, of course, forc­ beginning Mnnday, August 4. ed Gatchel to remain. The school will continue through One of the members of tha girls Friday, August 17 with session* team once told him:, "Nobody each morning from 1:00 to 11:30. cares anything about the girls but Mr*. Leo Watson will direct Mr. and Mrs. Gatchel and Mr. the school. She will be assisted and Mra. Junes " That was follow by a competent staff of workers. Ing a tournament game tha girl* The primary emphasis will be to participated In when they war* teach the Bible on the level of the only spectator* In addition to the understanding of boys and the boys team. He is a good sport, too This girl* betewern the ages of 4-10. Stories, memory work, hand­ past year following tha lost of the craft and other ailivRles witl game at Gainesville, he and Mrs. all be directly rotated to the Gatchel started horn* with their car laden with eheer leaders. Word of God. (The children had remained with In addition to this itress upon their grandmother on this occa­ the Scriptures, brief recreational sion to make room for the girla). period* will be held and light re­ Ettroute home something h pfreshments will be served. pened to the car, and It made New classroom* will be In use such a noise they had to ahout this year that have not been to be heard. Thera were no facili­ available In previous years. ties available at that Uma of night These rooms ire now nearing to fix i t completion In the new Sunday Fearful of being stopped by School Wing of the church. Chil­ police and detained, making the dren throughout the community girls' mothers anxlods as to their are cordially invited to attend safety, It became a game to ikirt including those of other churches the edges of the towns approiehod aa. well as those without any and try to coast through in order church affiliation. not to attract attention. A closing demonstration pro­ Mrs. Gatchel said to climax the gram will be presented on Fri­ tale that all of the neighborhood day, August 17 by the students dogs became alarmed when they who attend. Recognition will be drove into thslr yard end they given by certificates and awards contd envision everyone up to ee* to all those who successfully what was wrong. complete the school. The servlc* Into tha garage tha car want and will begin at 7:30 p.tw out cam* tha old Jalopy thay had prior-to the purchase of the new Otto Thomaa, Mrs. Fred Fisher, one, to finish the final lip of tho Mr*, Lamar Rowland, Mrs, Rich­ Journey—the trip to Chuluota to ard Shartxer and Mra, B. T, take out of the cheer loaders home. Hunt A hilarious tlma v u had by tU In aptte of tho neirtbnaklnd C»s of the game! Z Ae news circulated about "Wild rid* through the night a great deal of fm waa had hy all, even teasing him to tho effect that an Investigation waa la progress as all towns bad reported tho noisy ear and were on tho look­ out for IL The Lions Boar, the Uttlo school paper Just bofua this peel year by the Junior Class of tho Ovie> do High School, wroth U ill up. Mr. end Mre. Hatchet wart ear* tainly both good aporto end .en­ joyed tho fun as muck, If not more than anyone. Good >uck to the Gatcbels, for wo know tb*v will su.-cead w hom or they go. Wo will welcome fur new principal, W. H. DeShatu, m another article and know be will carry oa from where Gatchel left off. Wo will add that while our friend* Jie Gatchel* n a n having such a time that night that they said wo passed them, unknowing­ ly, riding in stylo In an sir condi­ tioned Cadillac — not ears, mind you—hut belonging to « gqod friend who had Invited us to ga with them to GiioeavW*. tn older to keep up our good spirit to counteract the disap­ pointment over the lose of the game, wo were also living out good time. Wo kad soma cheat leaden with ua, too, and w* wen all teasing two of the ladlae wba had to get up and Have Ute next morning by • a.m. to go to Ocel* with thslr hutbande—it waa S a.m. when w* got home. They said they mad* It to Ocala —but didn't eey bow much they slept « route. M fact, all the adults were up and on the Job. Tha cheer leaden—horns aeievp In the bed. Who wta tho youagMif f iu WE ARE NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS AT OUR NEW LOCATION - 414 West 9th Street T H E R M -0 -T A N E GAS Co. DROP BY AND VISIT OUR MODERN SHOWROOM PHONB M i l A o n a lA C. L. Doklo who boa boon loualy (11 la tho Veterans Hospital, at Bay Pins* la *'mnch Improved4 and has returned to hla hams ea West First etro*L Friends of Mlea Betty BUhlmog will be glad to know that eh* tn improving after undergoing surg­ ery in the Orange Memorial (fee* pltal in Orlaada. Mr. and Mn. Roby Lateg h«v# left for New York where they will stay several months. The wearing o f the plaid! L’Aiglon L'Alglnn doe* A gay yottnf dfWM of WOT— cotton pluld t*‘ wear for batwaan-taasoag tvary* where! With u little watxt and Mf akirt a pointy collar and a leather belt. Brown, blue or win*. Slug 10 to -0. 17.95 N O T IC E A �'' * Z O L A V-*-. Speleologists, Archaeologists Studying Drawings ROSS ,|Sec. Dulles Hopes Proposed Meet Will Solve Suez Crisis WASHINGTON, tot-Secrriary of State Dulles, back from London, aald today ha bopei the propoij^ M-natlon conference will produce a solution for tha Sue* erUH and avert "the danger of violence." Dulles said ha would report promptly and fully to President Elsenhowar on his emergency talks In London with British For­ eign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, Prime Minister Anthony Edtn and French Foreign Mlnlater Christian Pine au. Asked to go Into some detail about the nature of the discusslon, the Prime Minister told newsmen: "Certainly not. I am a dead believer In having private convex aattoni." The Prime Minister aild he waa "delighted to find" Elsenhowar In "such good form and ao vigorous" Dulles flew to London Tuasda# for tha primary purpoa* of persuidfng British and French leadera to try diplomacy Instead of force as a fltet step toward solv­ ing the problems created by Egypt's seizure of tha canal a week igo. Officials here fait that th* agreement he obtained for the J4* ns lion conference to be called to London Aug. M had by no means eliminated the daiP gtr of a Middle East war ovsr th* control of tha canaL ______ IT PRESTO* GROVER £ ■■(*mia B1!SSfoll t.*! v PARIS IP — 11m spolaoloflsta and the archaaologltts of Prance ara in a tin y ov*r soma draw­ ings It a rave, and tha Paris popers are poking delighted Am at them all. Speleology fa the scientific study of e a rn . Archaeology la tha ad* anttfle study of the material re­ main* of past humaR Ufa—the older the batter. A fortnight ago three archaeol­ ogists of aseaUant reputation an­ nounced with great (rarity tha discovery of drawings on the waQ of a cava near Pariguaua, in south* western franc*. They u ld the picture* ware mada at least SO,000 years ago by cavemen. Thera w en paintings of mam*' moths and other prehistoric ani­ R. O. ELGIN LOOKS over the damage to Ms homo as PRP Trooper T. Mark Mack htveltlrates mal*, Including big two*homed the Pontiac car which wsnt out of control and smashed Into the front room af tka dwelling. (Staff rhlnocero»e*. "A great dlscov- Photo) err." the Pol1' * conference of archaeologists wa« told. BothneQ, Canada, to Job Mr. The* the speleologist* put In a Small Business Robertson, who has been there since May 18. Mr. Robertson Administration William Martin, farmer p m l haa purchased a drag store to dent of tbs Bpeleo Club of Peri Bothnell. Son, Robert, who Is in aald ho ipent three year* Rep In Orlando Jacksonrillt will remsln. exploring that particular cave I to The government's Smell Business Mr. and Mra. Joe Mulson hava If yean ago-and that then Administration will have a repre­ BY MRS. RUTH LAYO >o paintings an tha wall* sentative In Orlando next Wednes­ The Saturday Evening pino­ sotd their home on East Lake day, all day, for the purpose of chle dub met at the home of Ave. to a former resident of Soma drawing!, Martin anarioJ. talking with "anyone who haa a Mra, Maude Tupper last week Longwood, Louis Knoll. ware mada by a small boy who for their regular play. Tommy Stevens, James Ro­ ta<(*d along behind hla party of matter to bring to the attention ol Mr. and Mrs. tohn Dolan of bert McGrath and Bobby Deexplorers a dacada ago. Ha usad the government's Small Business Orlando were guests of Mr. and more tt have returned from a Legal N otice a carbide lamp as a crayon. Administration." Mra. James McGrath last Sun­ week at tha Junior Conservation Tha prosant president of the The representative will be at the day evening. Camp near Ocala, IX VITATIOK TO BID Periguaux Cava Club, Bernard Mra. Maude Tupper returned Mra. Florence Sunderlln waa RtsUii bias will b* received la th e Orlando Chamber of Commerce Pierrot, hacked up Martin. oftlc* or ih. Clijr Uanae.r, Cltr ot Friday from Gainesville where t!irq u,l i l :JO Tha archaeologists refuse to Building where appointments must she attended the Home Demon­ taken to the Winter Park Hospi­ Hanford. Florida, of IloDdar, .AUSUll If, l*t*. •a the tal last Friday for observation. back down. be made for interviews and talks stration Short Course held for Irmi: f o llo w tn a llrui*. , ____ . . l. Two pump* and motors for I«ul* Noygler, professor of pre­ relative to the matters to be five days. Mr*. Tupper was a Mra. L. James, Mrs. Charlei water plant. Nichols, Mrs. Leroy Neumann historic studies at Toulouse Uni­ brought up. 1 . u n o pump . n d m o lo r for t o . delegate from the local organi­ and Mra. Georgt Gladwin were vanity, and a colleague, Rotnaln b n o i t i r *t«llon. sation as waa Mrs. Mateckl, entertained at Contract Bridge The announcement was made to­ I Ona d*«p woll t u r b l n . pump. Robert, issued a Joint statement S.’ llo to r c o n tro l c onior fo r t h . Fern Park, who also attended. last Thursday *venlng at the reaffirming their bellaf in the day by Seminole County Chamber w a te r pU nt. . Robert Robcrtaon, who la em­ home of Mra, R. C. Carlson. S. Motor control etnlor f.f Ih# authenticity of tha drawings. of Commerce Manager Forrest Imuitrr station. Soma people may have visited Breckenrldge who said that ap­ ployed In Jacksonville, spent a Mr. and Mn. Walter Churchill a. Two s-lnch 1-hrck v .lvt. for tha w a ln r plant the cave "without noticing paint­ pointments will be made for busi­ few days with hla mother, Mrs. of Clinton, N.Y. wire recent C. L. Robertson, the past week. guetta at tha home of their All bid* thnll Includo doocrlptlv* ings or engraving!," thay said, lllarn tu ro nnd parfnrmnnco dnta. "or they may her# seen them nessmen who will call him or any Mr. and Mra. Jimea MeGrath daughter and family, Hr. and Tha City of Snnford rctorva* t h * recently Mrs. Ralph Stevens. Ths Church r i a h l tn reject *n y or nil bid*. without recognising their value, member of the Chamber of Com­ were to Gainesville of th e tp**l Meat Ion* m a r where Mra. McGrath gave a talk Mrs. Rilph Stavens. The Chure- heCoplea either from ignorance or incom­ merce staff. o h ta ln .4 a t t h . U tility O fftc . Iw Breckenridga said that the aaon Civil Defansa. II. m petence, or even from negllUfa war* accompanied by Mr. C ity IU W, I! Knnwten nouncement was made that tb* Mr. and Mra. John Thomander and Mrs. Edward Butler and gene*.'' C ity J f n n n a .r visit of tha repreaentaUva with and son, John, of West Palm daughter, Marilyn, also of Clin­ Central Florida Businessmen It an hava been In town visiting ton, N. Y. > D. N. Beistel Dies attempt to bring the Small Busi­ Beach before accompanlng Mra. Har­ ness Administration closer to the riet Desch by plane to her i n n ’s Alwaya drain axeata batter In Hospital Today people, CLARENCE R. BUYER home in Amesburg, Mass. Mrs. from onion ringa btfora adding Third Street OVIEDO - D. N. Bristol, form* "tf sufficient Interest is arous­ Desch will stay and mika her thsra to hot dtrp fat ao as to Lake Mary, FteriFa eriy of Pittsburgh, P*„ but who ed," said Breckenrldge, "the Smalj home with her son, Dr. James hid mid* hla home to Oviedo for Business Administration will at­ Whitten. Miss Terry Whitten, avoid tha danyrr of th* fat bub­ FOP ( US H10 Nf 0 ft) M i n n the p u t itx years with his daugh* tempt to hold these meetings on granddaughter of Mra. Desch, bling over. ter, Miia Rather Relate!, pasted alternate Wednesdays." will bo married Aug. 11. The away early thla monbig to a Win­ Thumander'a will remain for the — DON’T — Travellers on British rail ways wadding. ter Park hospital . He la survived by Mi daughter, may engage automobiles when Mrs. Leroy Neumann, who has Throw Away Totr Tiro Defter* Rsr. raa Tear Tin* An Mlu Either Briitel of Oviedo; two they buy their rail tickets anJ on been visiting her sons to New inns, Roy A. Relate! and Earl W. arrival at their destinations are Jersey, returned to her home on Lot WELSH TIRE SHOP IN V. Ir i Pit Os Not Track Bristol of PUttsburgb, Pa.; three conducted by special agenta to Wednesday. Trrado That Wit) Giro Gta n stood NEW TIRE Woor yrandsont, Roy of Pittsburgh; their waiting can. David Blanchard, son of Mr. Danny of Oviedo; and Owe Sim* and Mra. Fred Blanchard of Sore Two H mons of Dei Moines, Iowa. Ury. Fairchild Funeral Homa la Wlldmera Ave., Is spending , sev­ Funeral servlets will be held in charge. eral weeks with hla grandpa­ W ELSH T IR E SHOP IM W. I M Sunday afternoon from the Ovie­ Mr. Belitd held life member­ rent's, Mr. and Mrs. Clyds Wheel­ do Methodist Church and Inter­ ship In the Pittsburgh Masonic er, ChestervUle, Me. N YEARS fK SANFORD ment will be In tha Oviedo cam*- Lodge and Masonic rites will be Mrs. C. L. Robertson and tons, David and Jack, have left for Longwood bourn Anna. Wb/T tha ha* a par* tootly good bouse ot her own aad Oavtd’a ta jaU, w t hsT" 1 bailor* o»” lUahaaTa gray 1(101111 ages tanaklad "Msg, Mag, ara you :1lix autatd* tha waddlag*na| circleT" "I d ra t know what you naan." • '! £ bIm did* B n pjfliytjfr twUrhtd* 't r it r "Warns*," aha raid bitterly, "reBUad ara ot timber wolraa. Aad 1 bailer* the whole aSalr la a tanked up lla, he tharal" days‘Lb. girl* from Um district pw idi through tows la tbetr car* riagoeT" H. watched J a m think It through. Tha madam* periodically displayed Mwir girl# la Baattla'a fanciest turnout*, Mr robe* agalnnt tha aaat made a sumptuous back* drop (or willow plumaa aad tight aatln gowns. J a m returned Michael's grin. "You think they aim to hang out David Lurkin’* bid* with thalr washings t" Michael winced. “Tea. Tea, t think th«y*r« out to cruelty him.** J a m took a freak cigar (ton hi* pookat, dipped It, lighted It, "Holy araokal”. Michael knew • n r* moment ot complete acton* lahmanL "WbyT" "Maybe 1 (aal tarry (or tbo poor devil. Hi* idiot wife's otlll holed up at Matilda's, ian*t *heT" "Yae." R was, Klchaal know, a aartoua count again** David that Anna hadn't rutted him in Jail. U hi* owa wtf* belterea It, people aald, it'a true, u n t It? *1 want you to be hU lawyer, KlchatL HI pay the bill." "■a* bere, Jason," U t a k a a l hedged, 1 don't ray l went but David haaat aaked tor ara. Tha man baa money. Rumor la ha'a da* to tbo drummer. A* If ho okra, J a m supplied tha to* (onnatlon. “Th* drummer died bafoeo I caught up with him. Ha waa— lucky* Darcy fanner lagp ringer for him.” Michael aald nothing. A trick of physical resemblance and an* listed J a m on David's aide, Ufa waa a bigger gamble than any of Tim CBsIm's poker games. Ha was silent ao long that Ji leaned forward, hie bard, "Afraid, Klchaal T geared the Dark popularity wlU toboggan K you take tha eneaT" Klchaal stood up. "Confound you, Jason," ha aald without beat, "1 shall charge you antra for that n i ara David at ones." "Good." J a m aooopod up tha lasuranaa papers aad left. Klchaal looked altar him. J a m waa ao fool. Tha man who took David's case would plenty of criticism, suddenly ho would not relish raertflomg ths good opto* Ion of tha town. Ha thought tees of himself for tbo admiraloa. fYo Sa OotMmtd) " n iA M ,S‘a 'w a !-‘s a K “ u i R. H. Reely If Nomtd To Shippers Advisory Group n I : , J ■ * * i ! A m u haa beta ‘ P. Sanford . pointed to tha Shipper* AdvUory Commlttao, a group which determ* Inca the grade and ana of cltrua * • fruit* ahJppad from the State. Tbo appointment of Robert U. Raely, on the staff of Chaw and • f Company, waa mada and announ* - 1 aad today by Bec.-atary of Agri* . salt art Kara Benson. t * Aliernata to Seely on tha committs#, appointed by the Sects* r tary of Agriculture, la Kraut 1- Southward of Sanford. J . , The two men era mamhar* of a r - IS-man committee appointed from • the eight districts In Florida. M fiW M I M m K & U M I U Aim-and-thoot convenience • ..new low price Crier navies are a hobby let Fish After Some Fleetwood Peeples 2Bait Meet Head-On (Cra llaesd frees Pago I) This la an unusual fish story. loitruoted In t h a "survival Roy Reel aald this morning that courses," last Wednesday afternoon, when Paeplea said tha other day, as fishing on the Wcekiva River, he ha generously taught youngsters noticed a school of baas and had how to float, swim, and complain drawn hla boat ctoiar. Intricate turns In the water, Noticing the fins of several fish, "give ma this little lady for an­ ha found two bns* wedged toge­ other week and ihs'U be swim* ther, one practically swallowing mini tha quarter-mile." He waa tbo other. teaching Judy Balai at tha time. Tha swimming Instructor who The two hast, weighing about haa many Sanford grownups o* >ti pounds each, had goo* after hi* list of graduate* from bis the same bait, which had *icap«d. swimming course says that It In tha n t h for the bait each fish, a JA M ES G UT A G ENC Y .akei "three and a half yaara to mouths wide open, had run head* Into ana another. teach ttt-year-otda tha complete on"Whan pulled apart," aald Roy a i t BAST FIRST STREET course and two yaara for three* Reel, "on# fish bad practically year-oldt." PHONE 78 twallowsd tha head of Um other Swimming Initnietioo u n d e r and ware wedged tightly together. H. JAMES GUT JAMES & GUT Fleetwood Peeples Includes swim­ "Fishing for years on U>a Wee­ ming 110 yards fully clothed and kly*, It is the first time I've seea then swimming UP yards after anything Ilka It," Real aald. disrobing. Parents watching tha Instructor put hla pupils through their paces my "Thii Instruction makes poa* " W § mmko e Mr to s m Rw MMwiy, m d ell ha M » e l Is sibla water survival under moat any condition whether Just swim­ his OK Used CoriM ming or to • boat or to an acci­ dent." Accompanying thalr children to Rollins Collage ara Mrs. Do* Bales and Mrs. Orville Barks who spend from two to thro# hours aaveral afternoon* and mornings a weak witching the swimmUg Instructor guide children — from tiny tots to grownups — through swimming techniques, "It's remarkable how Fleet (aa ha la called by young aad old alika) can teach them ao quickly and have them swimming a quar­ ter-mile across tha lake," waa tha moat general remark heard from mothers with thalr children. General Insurance Washington College to Maryland 1* too only on* to bold that m m * with the consent of Qoorgo Wash­ ington. ■DGVt.’ W IEBOLDT'S The most papular ooeutoar of honey—the U-ounee hotti e - holds the ciienc* of two million btea- M l S P u t A n. MT SPA RKLIN G C LE A R IC E BLOCK A CRUSHED O K Usad C t n a r t Im p o rtan t port* of m any vacs* t k a aeanaat Y m o u t to c r w ith ronfldenc* beosuaa j m know u O K Uaed C a r Is ia^m cla d a n d raeoedltloeed for M fa tj a n d parfonnsnea. I t ’s ^ • ^ • ^ • n m n t g d in v iia n c , t°°* 8 * jro o r C h a r- Hunter Ice & Fuel i e m t v . * HOLLY A V f c - N O m M M O f M a ttrw im srin f HOLLER MOTOR SALES Si: Ji f l r i iu * Mar, ..................... — -------------- w hat J o . fis iw u L CL U )h a jt!L J jd a L A C L A SSIFIED A D H E L P S Y O U DO IT F A ST A Sanford Herald Ad Is th* quick w n j if locating the owner of lo*t property you find. And whAt a thrill It la to ftv* back. Ju it about aa grant M it to got back. PhoM 1831 to pine* a Found Ad It ran maka you and aom*on* ala* mighty hAppy. It (My sava • mbATAumcnt �n III V It's Never Too Hot To Find A Buyer Thru Want Ads—Call 1821 34—INSURANCE IO-P1ANO SERVICE L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Phone JIM Rwta 1, Sanford -KOt)»‘LMl PLUMBINa CERAMIC TILE Pnlerred Rates to Preferred Policyholders John WUfUms Inn. Agency 417 Sanlord Atlantic Bank Phene 34 Paul P. Mueller ft Son Fk. IM Pro* ootiaaate. Quality Thla ad will admit kin Robert Plumbing. Kreiky Heating Ratten to the Rita Theatre as a M. G. HODGES j u r i L j C x j ^ u g ^ lj J l J S e Sarvica on All Water Pumps— Well* Drilled — Pumps M ER C H A N D ISE Paola Road, Phooa 700 43—AltnCLES FOR RENT PLUMBING ft REPAIRS Septic Tank Installation ft Sarvieo. NOW I mm film rental library Bswar Connection*. Archie C. Wieboldt'a Camera Shop. 210 Harriott, Phone 734-W or 1333. 8at. Park Ave. 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 54—APARTMENTS HAYNES OfIlea Machine Co., Rose Court Apts. 2 room* furnish' Typewriters, adding machine*. rd. Phone 1484. Silcs-Kentali, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. Avalon Apt*. Efftctaecy, Phone Good Used Oftte* Desks from $33 710-W. Ussd portable and standard site typewrtten from $35. 3-ROOM furnished apartment close In, i l l E. Sth 8 b, 850 POWELL’S monthly. PHONE 2344 or toil Office Supply 217 8. Magnolia Phone M6 Kflfciettty apartment, atr-condi uoned. Hwy. 17-83 S. Slumber n —ruB N rrjm E —houwemold land Court Used furniture, appliances, tools, 3 Room furnished apt. available etc. Bought-told. Larry’s Mart now. 3 room furnished apt. 521 East a t SL Phone 143L available by July 30th. 210 Mag­ nolia. Ph. A. K. Roaaettar, Flor­ HIGHEST CASH TBADE- IN ist. 211 PRICES PAID FOR USED FURNITURE Furnished 3 roofhi ft bath, down WILSON-MAIES stairs. 1801 Mapla Ava. Phena FURNITURE CO. 1474. -HOMES i MID-SUMMER SAVINGS 17—BROKERS aaO REALTORS Alton, III. Collects Tolls From Bridgt 3-BEDROOM attractive frame home with garage. Centrally lo­ Owned By Missouri $400 DOWN-NO CLOSING COSTS YES, MR. PARMER I can build your home, remodel, By ROBERT A. HUNT repair or build your addition to cated. Ideal for chJdrsn. your present heme. Financed at OZIER R EA LTY CO. 8T. LOUIS (A- Tbi city of Alton, 4% Interest, over a reasonable m.. I* collecting toDa on 8 Mltale* Laura B. Oxter, Broker period time. slppi River bridge owned by lb* Haiel M. Field, Associate LET'S TALK IT OVER Phone 1359 State of Missouri. T. R. Meant Gen. Contractor 2601 So. Orlando Dr. EVENINGS: 3115 and 790 Impossible, you say? E. Celery Ave. Ph. 1420-M. You'te wrong, IS cents worth. MAYFAIR _ Robert L. Hydtr, general coun­ Open house Sunday 3:00-5:00 p.m One North Elliot. Large older sel for the Missouri Highway De­ home with 4 bedrooms, 2 hatha, partment, announced he’ll file 8 pe­ 2-BEDROOM houae with carp one, planty storage, large shady tition before the Supreme Court la porch and utility room, Frig! ground with garage apartment Washington Aug. 14 In in e tte t te dalro appliances, $325 down and swimming pool. This la Ideal atop It. home for family with children. "The city of Alton has beat col* LOWELL E. OZIER Top location. Bolldtr - Phone 1280 Icctlng $1,000 e day in toRa since EXCELLENT TERMS June 30 and la not In any way en­ Office; ton s. Orlande Dr. ROSA L. PA Y TO N titled to It," Hyder declared. "The Dream wold section, 1 year old. S bedroom, 1 bath, screened porch Registered Real Estate Broker bridge belong* te the State el Mis­ 17-82 at Hiawatha souri." Wall ft pump for lawn. 412 W. Phone 2871 Briarcliffe. The twejane bridge, 8,8*0 te d IM MONTHLY cross** the Mississippi be* 1-Bedroom concrete b'cik hemn Get* thla beautiful 1-Redr.vim long, masonry home. I'arqqe; floorr, tween Alton ami West Alton, Mo., Kitchen equipped. Living room. Until with tub ft shuwer. Full Ihrce years old and wrli pro- about 20 miles north of 84. Louie aiic screen porch. Ht. 2, Bux served. Comfortable Florida on U. S. 67. 232-A. Ph. 298-J. room, car porte, utility room. From 1936 until Juno it belonged LOW PRICE $8,700. Terms avail­ to Missouri's St. Charles Ceunty. . This ad will admit Mrs. Calvin able, The toll was 25 cents. It long itnce Wright to the Movie land Ridehad paid for Itaalf. la Theatre aa a gueat. Exp. & *v*f Aug. i2, 1054. In June, St. Charter ewunty au­ thorities revoked the tolls, declared A. B. PETERSON 14-LOT* Broker Associate*: A. B. Paterson It a free bridge, and presented the 100x350 laka front lot. Crystal Jr., P. J. Chaataraon, Garfield deed to the Missouri Highway De­ Point, Laka Mary. Ph. 803 or Willetts, John Melach and R. W. partment. Williams. A. C. Doudney, Land 144-W Anguished crisi arose from Al­ Surveyor. ton. Said Major Leo Stnilf: Lot in De Bary, block from 17-92, 118 N. Park Avo. Phone 1128 "Instead of giving the city el 150x7$. Largs tree*. By owner, Alton end the wiaols Highway De­ $8*0. Daytona Beach 2-2629. partment a free bridge, they pre­ •7-BROKER8 and REALTORS po,c to dump into the Upa of tho taxpayers of Alton the ene-mUlon* dollar problem of providing ode* BA LL R EA LTY quata bridga approaches and the RAYMOND M. BALL expensive solution of the attendant OSCAR M. HARRISON traffic problem." REG. BROKIMS Traffic wsa expected te beam, S. D, Highlcyman, Associate since all the othar river crossings 2*4 Smith Park Ava. Phan* I In ths St, Louis area are toll MANY PURPOSE HOME bridges. Thla largo hums located Just outAlton counterattacked. aid* City Limits on 13 lots. Very City Judge I. H. I trooper issued desirable as horn* only. Alto, an Injunction. The cKy seised the adaptable for Doctors office, or Alton end of tho bridgo. A receiv­ it la Ideal location for Motel, er was named. A 15-eeat UK urge or many other use*. Terms may bo arranged If desired. imposed. See u* for French Avp. Property PET MISSING? U t Ths Sanford About 9,000 cere use the bridge REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Herald "Lost Ad" find II. That's on an avenge day and Alisa bee 2344 French Ave. how ono boy got hla puppy back, been banking the mouey at the J. W. HALL. REALTOR too. Phone 1421. rat# of about $400,0M a yatr. Johany Walker, Associate "Call Hall" Phone 175S PLUMBING 43—ARTICLES FOR SALK Contract and Repair Work Free Estlmatea —Factory to You— CaD PM R. L. HARVEY For Rent—l bedroom furnished Aiamtntim 811 E, Ftret S t 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1424 apt. 1*5 per month. Sb Johns 1A—PLACES TO EAT Venetian Blinds Really. Buy your Furniture at Berry's Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT—Free Warehouse Fum Co., at 801 W. Unfurnished 2-Bedroom ap t Near rail with plastic ends. Plastic or • FUh Fry at the Doggie Diner ft 1st S t All nationally adv. furn­ rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon shopping eenur. 36ie Elm. No " Bar, Lake Mary. iture at warehouse p rim . cords. Pets please. Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Co. MAR-LOU RESTAURANT SEE Seminole Realty for DsatrCamrsviing inu Repair 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone art Friday Menu: Red Snapper, Lob able Home* and Apts. Phono 17 Phone 1113 ater, Jumbo Sbrimp, Scallops, 1141 Sanford Ave. Foot-locker; 14.95; 40-hr. Alarm Ftah SUcka. 3-Rnom apt. Adults only. No pet* clocks 51.89. Sanford Jewelry ft W. J. KING Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Roaat, Phone 581-J. 215 W. 3th St. Luggage Co. 300 Sanford Ave. Plumbing Contractor T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and Kohler Plumbing ft Suppllea Meat Balia. All Garden vegC' MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom kouse. We buy and sell used furniture. Reem Electric Water Heaters tables. HWY 17-93 South, Phone Large yard. Call 1450-J after Paying top cash prices for any­ 2134 Orlando Dr. Ph. 14 11TS-W. thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ Beautiful Dinatle Seta. Choice of 6 p. m. ING POS'i on 17-82. Ph. 20S3W. 11 Table Tops and II Chair 28— If FECIAL NOTICE* 4—LOST AND POUND covara . . . Complete with 4 Unfurnished 2-bedroom home in Lake Mary. $50. Ph. Sanford, Army Cots, 13.94; Paint, $2.50 gal. Chairs LOST — On French Ava., Man's PUMPS ft SPRINKLER SYSTEM B T-Shirts, 48c; Army-Navy Surp­ 1042 or U40-W. black wallet. Identification, E. All type* and iltei, Installed or lus, 310 Sanford Ava. "Do It Yourself." 2-Room cottage ready to move in. J. Hoke. Call 2S57-X-M. $139.00 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE All utlUUai furnished. Week or FOR SALE CHEAP-Used Nation­ STINE LOST — Black ft tan Cocker Span­ month. 1404 Park Ave. al Cash Register. 1 drawer, 1 And—Beautiful 34 Po Dinnerware Machine and 8 upply Co. iel, recently clipped. Anawer* to Cabinet Safe. Heimann Motors. Set ........ i l e t e t i a Ph. S3 206 E. Commercial. name ''Barney''. Ph. 1410-X-J. 207 W. 2nd St. 3-Bedroom unfurnished house. No kitchen equipment, 200 French FREE g—PERSONAL NOTICES GATLIN BROTHERS Ave. Phone 144-J. la a free pass to the Rita Dragline ft Bulldoier Service This Local and Long DliUnce morlsg. Ph. 1233 Geneva. 2493-W Sanford. Theatre for Joanne kloore. Exp. 1-Bedroom bouse neer Air Base Aug. 12, 1956. Agent; for HOWARD VAN Handsome Bedroom Speelal Etectrlc kitchen. Furnished or ENVELOPES, Letterheads, rtala­ LINES, - IN(L, PENINSULAR Vanity with large Mirror unfurnished. Phone 247-M. 9>i cu. ft. Coldspot refrigerator # TRANSFER ft STORAGE, Ine. ments, Invoices, hand bills, and Panel Bed with freezer across top, 475. 6 Office IMS French Are., Phone programs, e t c . Pragraialve Chest of Drawers 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, electric Revere Model 58 movie SUE Printing Co. Phooe 404 — 403 mm kitchen, 118 W. 17th St., Thone camera ft case, $35. G.E. Ex­ 578. posure meter ft case, $15. Ph. Reg. Roll*war, Hospital a n d Baby West 13th fib $119.95 1159.93 Beda, Day Week or Month—Tel. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call 1225-M. 121 Laurel Dr. 3-KOOM lakefront apt. Hot water. 1415. Furniture Center — Ralph Ray, 3150. $40 mo W. Musgrave. Lake Mary NECCIH-ELNA 111 Weat First Sewing Machine Center New Selection of— T. V. REPAIRS Furnished by week or AMAZING—Custom mad* Reflec 1149.50 month. Ph.cotuga Sales, Bcrvice and Rentals Sofa* (Foam Rubber) 1010-W-l. 10 p m. Service Calls. 4340, tor-Lite mail box and lawn Til 108.00 G A R R E T T 'S Sofa Beds ...... ............ Q. Herrin, Ph. 2S9I-J. W. A. aim*, house numbers, 3524 S. J. Fhone 1422 Matching Chairs ........... ..88.50 If interested In apartment, clean Norris, Ph. 1554. Licensed Tech­ 523 E. Firit St. Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fla. er then average, close-in. SEE nicians, guaranteed work. 8 ft. Serve! refrigerator. 3/4 ton ECHOLS REDDING CO. • New bed: available. Orange City alr-conditloner. Practically new. Comer 2nd ft Magnolia, Ph 1232 Jimmy Cowan. Phone 416. BULLDO ZING Manor Nursing Homo. Inspcc' Phono 2953-W, "Bed Bamberger" Mgr, 2-Bedroom furnlshod home, Flor­ tlon Invited._________________ Open Monday's til 1(3# f. m. LOWERY ft BRIDGES al Height*. $55 mo. Call 1626-M F.M.B. Sc, 10c ft 23c STORE VISIT OUB BALCONY San. 1S54-W Orange City Spr 4-1434 Sunhata, doiens of atylee, all sizea Naw Smyrna ocean front. One, • AUTOM O TIVE 321 Sanford Ave. • R EN TA LS FAIRBANKS - MORSE P u m p a 59c to 84c. two bedroom apt*., reasonable. Well Drilling, HOWARD C. 44—APPLIANCES McGrath, Box 14tt, Coronado I—BOATS AND M9T0BS LONG, Phone 31* 207 East Station, New Smyrna Beach, t r BOBSON SPORTING GOODS Commercial Ava. Tel. 1091-M._______________ FltlGIDAIRE appliances, a a l o e OFFERS and service. G. It. High, Oviedo. French Avcnua home suitable for UPHOLSTERY CLEANING home ft busUwia, For Informs S H. P. Lauson Fla. Phone F 0-5-3315 or Santera R E A L ESTA TE Alexander A Stringer FURNITURE ft AUTO tlon call 1494. Air-cooled, 4-cyde . ... $55.00 1642-W t after 6 p. m. Real Eatata ft Insurance 44 H. P. Firestone ........... *46.00 Furniture Cleaned in Your Home Mr*. Lourine Messenger, Assoc. HUTCHINSON'S Ocean F r o n t U-UMHIIUAl New Modem Method — Cleans « H. P. Mercury 1055 AIR CONDITIONING 1'h. 16 Apia. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Good paring general merchandise 107 Magnolia Ave. Model ........................ $118.95 Sanitises ft Moth Proofs. Free For Boom or Building Bosch. Call 2374-W for reserva­ Estimates—Call 1714-J. store < ■ home. Down payment I H . P . Royal IL a POPE CO. INC. 2-B.R, furnished home on 1 acre. tions after 4:00 p. m. Gear ahlft—new ........ $158.00 Sewing Machine repairs. Pick up 144 South Park Ave. Phone 1414 and terms. Beardall Are. Phone Total price $3.7501 I H. P. leott-Atwater 1814. ■ ■■— I EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit­ delivery. Thomaa Sewing Geer ahlft •»*.,,,.»,•••• $72.50 and S-B.R., 2-bath naw home In exeelMachine Repairs. Ph. 1105-Jl. Full else Espate gas stove. Reas­ able for bachelor or couple. 82—EECMANGK—TRADES • H. P. Mercury onable. Ph. 931-M. lent suburban section. Bast buy Private bath. Across from Peal 185$ Mark 4 ................$151.00 CROSLEY - BEND1X at $12,100. $1400 will handle. Office. Manual Jacobson. Sell or Trade—3 bedroom bomo in 45—BUILDING MATKBIALS 7 4 H. P. Elgin Sain and Service beat part of Seminole Height* 1851 Model ................... 78.85 Three and tear room furnished RANDALL Tampa. Beautiful yard anc 7 acres with 360 young Pineapple USED BRICK 74 H. P. Fireitone apt*. Very clean end chase in. Electric Company shrubbery. Will trade for home orange tree*, plus a nice 2-BR TWO CARLOADS beautiful used 1884 Model Reg. $238.9* $8340 Service— Quality— Satisfaction Phone 416, Jimrav Cowan. home with garage and workshop of equal value in Banford. P.O brick. Orange, red, and burnt 7 4 H. P. Evinruda All this for $11,600. Ph 113 Banford 3M7J-3 Da Bary Box 245. FURNISHED apts. Phone 1331. black. See them at SHERMAN 1910 Model ................... $89.95 CONCRETE TIFE CO. 74 H. P. Champion............. $45.00 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Seminole Realty WELAXA APARTMENTS: rooms 49—HUMES 10 H. P. Mercury Slip Covers and Drape* private baths. 114 W. First Sb RED-I-MIX CONCRETE W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO Lightning $123.00 STANLEY KULP Miracle Concrete 'Jo. REALTOR8 PHONE . 10 H. P. Johnson CUSTOM BUILT H0ME8 DESIRABLE on* and two bed­ K V1 308 Elm Avo. Phono 1321 room famished apt. Ph. 422-W ' VA—FHA —CONVENTIONAL INI Park Ava Phone 87 er 145 1154 Modal ........... „ . . m.OO *. J AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at U H. P. Wlaard FINANCING SMALL DOWN PAYMENT ATM CONCRETE I ft 3 room apt Ph. 2863-W. 1953 Model ................. $154.95 Jameson Studio. Special for chil­ •LOW DOWN PAYMENTS 111 $4,500 for thla homo In choice Mixed Concrete. Concrete II H. P. Elgin ............... $159.95 dren to S yean. Two txlO, (1 Ready •LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS location, 2 larga lota, near Block, Sind, Gravel, Cement This Is a free pass to the Moviegold frame) 810. PHONE 3194. 14 H. P. Scott Atwater 1954 Concrete Pip* to Meet All Qual­ land Rlde-ln Theatre for Bar­ A- K. SHOEMAKER, JR. everything, needs some repairs. with Ball-A-Matic ... $119.00 1200 Mellonville ifications. bara Gross. Exp. Aug. 12, 195d. Phono 1481 Consult A REALTOR Flrat EM PLO YM ENT 14 H. P. Scott Atwater Sherman Concrete Pipn Co. CULLEN AND HARKEY 1955 Model ................. $518.09 Out West 13th Si. Phono 3488 It Pays To Use Classified. 14-HELP WANTED-FEMALE Phone tail 3-ytar old home. Newly furnish­ IN N. Park Ave. 23 H. P. Johnjon 1855 Model ................ $515.00 ed. Choice location. Call 2076-M WAITRESS Apply Tbueklon’i BEAUTIFUL Alio many motors tom down for Drug Store, Mr. Clark. $100 Dawn. 849 hlontbly with Lakefront hnnte, built and equip­ uied parts, Reasonable. Homestead Exemption. $42 with' ped by owner, without consid­ • TRADE IN your old boat, Mo­ House wife, full or part time. eration of roit. Set on om acre out axamptim, will buy 1 bod tor or Trailer. Hava incoma and still m a home room homo, gang*, largo lot, of large shade tree* and tlowrr—Selection of Bolts— makar. No Investment. Write —3-Pc. Living Room Suite . ... $1216 good nolihborhood, at 411 Ei- Ing shrubs, with 150 ft. of white Glass, Mahogany, Aluminum 31ra. S. H. Coleman, 3029 Magno­ —3-Pc. Living Room Suite (p in lie) ........... • * * * • • ■ . 29.60 cambU Dr. Saerifle*. ConUet sand beach, on lovely lake. • Also several yaed Boats and lia. Tim Crawford, 8811 Rtanford Large,* equipped kitchen, with Gator Trailers. slip covers) —2-Pc. Living Room Suite (good Rd. or San Marco Theatre, loti of cabinet apace, 3 full tiled 18.44 AMBITIOUS WOMEN How will you SWAP? Jacksonville, Fla. baths, with ampl* linen space. Who want to earn but can only How will you TRADE? —Mapla A m Sofa Bed ............... . 18J6 • a* Mi M MM to Master bedroom is air-condi­ work part time. Avon Cosmetics Your old motor, tioned and has more closet offera opportunity to earn over —Miami Lounge ........................ M < •* M • . 8.00 For a better grade. spaca than you’ve aeen in a long $2 per hour. Contact Mrs. J. Your Evinrudo dealer time. Other features too num­ Russell, P.O. Box 875, Orlando. —2-Pe. Sofa Bed Suilo (wrought iron arms) ROBSON HPOSTING GOODS erous to mention. Available for SM E. tat St. Phone 844 WE WANT THE BEST GIRL IN -2-Pe. Sofa Bed Suite (plastic arms) ...... immediate potaeision at $21,450.00. Call us today for an ap­ 14-fL Plywood Fishing Boat ft TOWN, over 21 with a lot of vim —Armless Sofa Bed .................. 1241 and sense of humor. She won't pointment. Trailer. $1$. Phone illl*J. ■i msk* much money, but eha'll -L a rg e 2-Pc. Living Room Suits s s • HONE BUYER OPPORTUNITY a4-0la MMMhi m Mm •«*e $.40 “ ■ t ^ s have a lot of fun. Cali MILUE 18—TRAILERS Ilf • * 1*44.a4*4m *at the Doggie Diner f t Bar, —Wicker Rocking Chair ........... 3.00 SE E an d CO M PARE home with ever 14,000 aq. ft. of It will pay YOU lo aca ui before Lake Mary. llvetbilltf. Kitchen equipped and —Small Platform Rocker ........ 3.00 you buy. Opcr Evening* and Tho Borneo Bulk automatic washer furnished. Stanley home products will train Sundaya. By Priced for quick sale with only I MMieilMIMOt 3.00 bouse wife to replace present —Large Platform Rocker ........ 0 Eistalda 'Taller Satel $1440 down. Out of city but with representative. C a l l Banford —Children'* Rockers .................. Palatka, Fla. OBMAM ft TVDOM. 04C each . LOO city water. 2252-J, W. K. "BUI" 8TKMPER Trailer, Salt-Rent, Ph. 444-XR. —Aluminum and Plastic Chaise Lounge iM iim iittatM * Guy Allen, Associate 27-HELP WANTED-MALE Arkite Price, Associate MAKE AN OFFER —Bathlnct (new, soiled) ............ B tA im rU L L T D M U rt D m BUSINESS IS GOOD ' I aalter — General laawruce 1155 Castle ITaliar. 45 ft. 2 bed­ And Four Bedroom Batnoo —HJde-a Bed (reg. $238.83) good buy Phooe t i n 112 N. Park Ave. ■**• 04 4M O0*4*«•#* 14140 1 ft S bath* rooms, excellent condition. Must UNITED FARM AGENCY, Largest advertisers of ranch­ aell new, owner transferred. Varied SoloMon of Plans Avail­ —Comer Bookcase ..................... IF IT IS REAL ESTATE es, farms, country real es­ May be seen 1 mile south of able. aik Crumley ft Montelth Sanford on IIwy I I 91 ojjwsite tate, with a record of more Priood From 111400 to $ 34,000 —Vanity with triple minor .... *<**4 H IM •-**«i «MW*oiMMM Ini at 117 South Park, Phone 772 than 30 years honorable serv­ Ratliff's Gurago or Ph. 10H J. VA (O il - FtIA ft FHA Inserv They Know ice, ii now seeking the right —Small Dresser and Mirror .... SH4| . 744 lee FUanclog. man or couple to take ovar the • B U SIN E SS Robert A. WUUomm, ReaJter —Largo Buffet Table and S Chai r* iM U M ita i 1040 HOMES AVAILABLE; Sanford territory- Complete •I.*;* Raymond Lundquiet, Associate training, adequate supervision South Piaooroot .... Sanford. Flo. SER V IC ES ... each Phene 1872 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Grove M anors........ S ta ted , Fla. and advertising support to at* 3—Larga Dining Room Tablet _. Valencia VUlts .... DeLand, Fla. sure success. No Investment 18-BEAUTY PARLORS 4—Odd Chrome Chair* ............... ... each FOR WIDE CHOICE of buytrs, required. Real estate experi­ SALES OFFICE Modern Alr-eondltloned Salon ence not necessary — assis­ —Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables . renters, workers, us* Want Ads. each ... 4.44 3*33 B. Preach Avo. tance given In securing license Herriett’e B eeuty Nook Phono 1221 • place 'em. —T-Pc. Dinatle, table and 4 chal Fboao 2110 ft MM ra 1040 1*4 W. Oak Ph. 871 Inquiry also invited from li­ After 4:40 a. » . Call 3371-W. censed salesmen or orokers —Drop-ltaf Kitchen Table (wood) •IlM tM M M M M M liM M M IH IT—ftUUMNO - BEPAUU who want to incraasa their business by sharing in the PAINTING -Drop-leaf Table (wood) auJ 4 Chrome chairs • •**••**. . . . 344* Y ou r H ou se L eak? benefits of UNITED'i nation­ ALUMINUM PAINT .—Largo Chlfforob# ..................... e#e*-#*•** wide program. Write todart For House Trailer Reefs C E or Stucco, call UNITED FARM AGENCY 8—Smoking Bund* ................... NEED A P aM e BT-SEE UBI Bux *3*. Crystal River. Fla. MeRANRY-SMITH 1—Holloway Bed (with innerapri ng m attress)........................ 1740 T ED BU R N ETT Phone 1283 MU B. Park SWAP ANTTMWOI Jest place F IN A N C IA L These and many otb er bargains may b* Classified ode. Phono 1221 for a FLOOR sanding and finishing. purchased on our EA SY PAYMENT PLAN T h e P a in ter helpful ad-writer. Cleaning, waxln*. Serving Semi- W-WOIB WANTED—FEM ALE So come to and browse a r o u n d nola county since 1825. WANTED: BABY MTTINO— Day NO CAJI REQUIRED when ynu HE CAN FIX IT! H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary or nighb Phons 1242-W. place aasalfiod Ada Ikreugk *1H Da ye For^-j? suiting call Mr. Tasker. yUU QUICK ACTION use Classi­ year telephone. limply phooe 1M I Niffhta fied ids to aell, rant hire. Call 3221, sty "Charge IL" *044 E. First SL Phono 337 brauaeQTTT -Tashrdiu ohxdlu U 2L It Pays T* Use aiaatflad. M Fri^A nf. 3. 195®_ Page 7* THE SANFORD HERALD TILE FURNISHED AND DfSTALUD DICK M A P ES GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR DIAL SMiferd 31H>W B1 AUTTFT TOUR BATHROOM WTO USED FURNITU RE CLEARANCE M A T H E R of SANFORD Free Want Ads FOR READERS WHO HAVE SO M ETH IN G T O G IV E A W A Y! IT MAY IIK AN OLD PHONOGRAPH — DOGS — CATS — FILL DIRT. . . IN FACT ANYTHING THAT YOU WANT TO GIVE AWAY. FREE ADS PUBLISHED EV ER Y W EDNESDAY LIMITED TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY AH Free Ade Meet Be Received Before 5 P. M. Teeaday JUST C A LL 1821 OUR WANT AD TAKERS WILL SCRVB TOO /> f. 'q? Kr® ■ �J TWI M *N } W O O ISTH«V COULD S HAVE A PRIVATE MEETMft M THE BARRACKS THIS . M 0B M N O ,8tt ^ TIMES UP. r rVE GOT A NEW ^ PLAN "ETTACANT TALK TO ANY O O / LavG Ea THAN A x HALF-HOUB.r A ' but; d a d -* rve o n l y • TAUCEO F ive MINUTES.f 6000 LOCK.' or TOOTHAS5TE I COUIONT f GET ONE MORE T—' m ( outofJ-s tff; I WAS HEBE EXACTLY T H A T W A S M A LLV. ONE HALP-WOUB A GO.'/ SOU tVECE TALK.IMG T H IS l S 5 0 6 . i ' - < THf BO YS A R C > r n n a ? = l T M iM * RK3HT 7 , T A K IN G T U IN 8 - ? > ll|ll( TKAT5 THE TUBe WfiVC \B C E N GETTING THE LAST NOT A D RO P SQ U EEZE WASHINGTON, (/TJ—'The "cold war" that mar Rapubllcana predicted if President Elaanhowar had a Democratic Congreti ia tha lait two yeere of hi* flrat tann didn't taka place. "Peaceful eo-oxletauee" baat da* toribas tha atmosphere in which tha Rapublican President and tha Damoeratie 64th Congreie hare worked ainca January 1968. Faw prasidant* have farad battar, legislatively, than did Praaldent Elsenhower at tha hande of the Damoeratie Congrats. Ha did­ n't gat orerythlnc ha aakad for or In tha shape ha wanted It. But faw prasidant do. Tha rotative harmony between Capitol Hill and the Whit* House during the paat two yaara trace* to several major factora: Elsen­ hower's earn political philosophy, sound polities, and the personali­ IMI ACOVf MAP Indicate* major shifts in U. B. defanaa strategy set far naxl ties of the congressional leaders tided to rely almost wholly on air and naval power everywhere bet la Em In both political parties. will be pulled out of Japan, once busy hub ef U.B. operations ia Korean war Representing what has come to be called the liberal wing of the Rapupllcan Party, tha President not even plan to listen to tha OOP London Has More convention an radio or watch II often found himself In general ago: agreement with Democratic poSocial security: Eisenhower got on television. lltlcal leaders on basic matters, mors than ha asked for from both Interest In Demo "It's going to be to* cot and Democrats repeatedly chided the tha Senate and tha Houia with President for adopting Demo- Democrats taking tha lead In Confab Than GOP dried,’’ is his simple explanation, cratie policies, particularly In tha "out liberalising” tha Republi- TOPEKA, Kan. WI - Alfred M. "I think the Republicans proto ably will win la November,’’ Lan* field of foreign relations. cant. Landon, the Republican presiden­ don said hare Monday and add-J Political strategists In DamoM i l i t a r y ! A program to cratie congressional ranks long strengthen the reserve, advoeat- tial candidate of to years ago, ed, "but there la always a question ago abandoned any thought of ed by the President, was enacted, say* he believes he will find more about anything la which the Amer. carrying on a personal fight Over Republican opposition, and of Interest In the Democratic lean voter is concerned.” Convention than that of London says he has little doubt against Elsenhower. They figured against administration w i s h e s , National his own party. that anyone other than Richard that tha President was too pop- Congreaa votad tha Air Force alAs a result, Landon win bo on Nixon will be nomlnataJ as tha ular and too muchof a public Idol most a billion dollars inextra to be tha dlract Urgat of political money. Congress early lait year a fishing trip in Colorado. Ho does GOP vie* prealientlal candidate.: Land on did cite two things he varbal shots. voted the President a frea hand Probably the maa most responhe|Pfn* defend Formosa from ing $1 an hour Instead of 90 eenta. feels c o u l d alter Republican slbla for the moderate course of attack from e o m m u n l a t It went along with him In his chances. On* is a general weak­ requests for extension of tha draft ening of tha economic picture of \ opposition takan by tha Demo- chJ"*eraU Is 8am Rayburn of Texas clv“ r *h u * Etanbower did not law, eontlnuaneo of hla rvogan Ira­ the country. Tha other is a aarioua * who has been speaker of the final action on his request tion powers and scores of less- reversal for America la foreign affairs. House longer than any other per- to •lengthen the Juatlce Depart- controversial measures. ion ment'i powers to prsvsnt sbuiei It took no aetlon on hla plea s’ astute politician, Rayburn s °f Voting and other bo- for statehood for Hawaii, for a An caul# of raca.„ ^ rights program of govarnmant backed Tha DiMaggios hold tha brother personal In te rfa c e , kept his col- Pore|fn ald. Congrell „U nJed health insurance, for revision of record for All-Star game appear* Iaaguei on mor* than on# occa- th, prograra and Yoted billloni t0 tho Taft-Hartley labor law and anees. Joe DIMaggio played In It alon from acutUIng laglalaUvo pro- (|runHc. ,t aIthoU|fh E|Mnhowir for lowering the voting ago to gamea and Don DIMaggie was in posala just becausa they cam. , hU f, h f ^ six. from a Republicanprasidant. hc aikfd Rayburn wanted tha 64th Con- federal aid for Schools. Congrass to dsmonstriU to Prssiutnt great turned down the admlnis* Elsanhower that ha waa wrong tration on this proposal after a A when, during th# 1964 congrea- House fight over civil rights, slonal elections, ha said h# needAgriculture: Elsenhower got ed more Republicans in Congreaa wbat ha wantad—a aoil bank pro­ to help carry out tho presidential grgra without a return to rigid program. prlca supports. Helping Rayburn was Houst Natural gas: Elsenhower vetoed Majority Leader John MeCor- a bill that would hav# exempted msek, th# mild Msuachuictts natural fas producer^ from fedIrishman who has bean an axpert era) control—but only because of at hooping together th# sometimes lobbying tactics of somo propoviolently different factions of tha nenta of tho bill. Democratic Party Highway construction: EfienFrom th# Rapublican aids of hower accepted a bill providing tho olalo in tho House, big Con- for a multlbllllon dollar tax fttrl(rations to harmonloua relations nanced program of road construecams from Joieph W. Martin Jr. Hon. It was a Democrats substlof Massachusetts, highly respect- tute for tho bond financed plan ed by both parties; and from th# administration o r I g I n a 11y Martin’s right hand man, Charles sought. A. Halleck, hard hitting and Reciprocal trade: Elsenhower’s practical Hooaier. request for extenalon of tha roThai# four—Rayburn, McCor- ciprocal trade agreements act bomack, Martin and Halleck—got came law although the bill rams together on more than on# occa- within one vote of being killed lion to rescue sinking legislation quickly In tho House, which Elsenhower has proposed. Congress went further than ElA look at tha box score of ma- aenhowar requested in the matter Jor legislation shows tha Prea-1 of mininum wago Increase by vot­ OUG M IN TS HAVEFUSSED THE WEATHER. T E S T , AS, THE U N E W E ST O C K , /»£ ''NONE BUT THE B E S r/*/I0 l oscouwe I'M ATAAl' HVTH rou t* HfU* /7W V /T /G 4U . r / v r tu n . 1— 1 PMEOW ACf* fiOBOAWW AMA/tAT. S T E E L ST R IK E OR N O T -A PRICE IN C R EA SE IS SURE T O C O M E. IW-.? WHO’S MX. aXJTT-.f W E HAVE A Ottwww! , GOOD SELECTIO N O F BRAND N EW T O T A L PRICE Legal Notice ah lu avU trd title af lha case Is Jeiitre C lU m b el and I ’eul W. Illsvine, p l a l n l i r u *e. N ila Clark, e l at. dafeadnela. Th a d eecrlp llen a t tha reel proper­ l y Invoiced In aald p roreed ln ss d e ­ scrib ed la tha C om p la in t is as foli i u a c i c a v s o . stss. l ew ei . SUIT T * a p r T f T l . S Lnl I I Bloch • nf W est WIISmere. Aernnd Xrrtlon. Longwoo.t U K V : iiiW U - ••• Florida, a c c o r d in g to lha plal . Plalatltfe th e reo f as recorded In Plat llonb ' n a g s | . P u b lic Itecorda ol ULLX C L A R K , at at. Sem inole Co u n ty . Florida. Tmi end ea rh o f yo u er e required ' a e r i e s t o m t F K v V * * 4* * 1* In f i le y o u r s n a w e r w ith lh a f i e r i , T O i R l .l .t C l A S K . w h o ., |alt o f th e n l c r e Court end , « u r j ropy e n o n reelden r* wne S i l t Die- t h e i e o f tipoa plntoUffn* ettornnvn lee A v en u e. C u yah oga t'nunty. Whn.c n d .t- r .. I, s* Kant Ptnn Street. - Ohlq. If s l l t o . and If dead, her Orlande. Flnrld a. not l a t e r than the • ■ u n k n o w n heirs a t la w . l e e a t e s s . Seth d e e o f Anguat A. It Ifld . as (tevWeer or g r a n t e e s and an y required h r l e w , Icee a Decr ee Pro and a l l perron, h a v in g ar rviafeesn w ill ha aa tered against you r ln lm ln g to h a v e a s * right, ■!»# to# tototf t i t l e a r Interest In the property IN WITNK SS w u r t t r n r . T b een In g « m ln n |c - f o u n t r Florida. h e r e n o ' o ;»t m e hand end arrived 01 V c f n c l e l anal at Sanford PcmlnolC o unt* vtorldn. this l » l h d ev of July. A. O. 1»I* o p ii K i i v n o w C le rk of lha C ircu it Penrt a nyll t o owlet t i t l e lo t h e p M n Or A J. Lung,inlet • *f de to ' t h e her*Jnaf|r r d « o rih»d D e p u t y Clerk <• F » H n r / n e n a m e o f t h e Court In t o*r»».» Which sold e"lt. oc pm cecdlega. le *K»nMAN DtAT. * AKirnM.tN t o e t l t s t M lr 7 J .f l1 iv.r lt Ciint t f a , *d F e » l pine Street ^ e . 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Il i a . /s/ l l \ n n t K T K WIT-COX A t K i w n t r l l of tha fatal W ill and Tritem eat af a C. W llco . dnreeetd. IF YO U C A N ’T TRA D E W ITH US FO RG ET IT ! r SA V E DO LLA RS A T H O LLER'S F lrtltlaue N a m e X i it l C K |g IIK It E R T a tV K Jf that »e ate engaged la huelaase at Sa. K.mfurd Ave. u nit,r lha ftctltlaue *ke provision a f tha Fienemo a t C r a y Shaduwa N u rtrrle, and i W V »'•> ' i ' V Sletuta. la -w lt: Sactlae we Intend to register said name t l l . l l iFlorida Slatulea t i l l . with the C le rk of tha Circu it Court. SLtJL c. *»‘«>»/vaa OPEN EVENINGS T IL L 9 2nd St.. 6 Palmetto Ave. Phones: 5 9 0 1 • 1234 �I S T ta ^ a n fo r ll I t m t f t " AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 VOIILME XLVin V S ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4Councilmen Okay Six Accidents Are 1956-57 Budget Reported Sunday For Longwood Burpee Seedmen Win Championship A 1031 OIJsmoblle, trying to pass 4another car, flipped on the shoul­ der of the road two miles north By MRS. RUTH LAYO of Sanford on highway 17-92 9:15 Councilmen of Longwood npprov- Sunday morning sad landed on its t e d the town's budget for 1956-37 top. unanimously at their meeting on The car driven by Herbert J. Thursday evening. The budget be­ Green, Miami Beach was travel­ ing set at flt.9U.00 for the coming ing south and came behind a car year. The mltlage will remain at which waa traveling at a slower The city-wide aoftball champion­ twelve mills, the same figure as speed. Attempting to pass Green ship was won by W. Atleo Burpee in the final game of the season for the past several years. met another car aa he started niRht on the Fort Mellon L. C. Hunt requested that Dorsia urourrd and hit hi* brakes flipping Friday Ave. be opened for two city blocks the car on tu top. Damage was Park diamond. It is the second year the seed and that water mains be laid, to reported at 1*00 and charge* were that ho could start a proposed brought against him. Ptlm. Carl company team has won the tro­ ^ building project. Council agreed to Williams was assisted at scene phy In the Recreation Depart­ * open the street and will lay water of the accident by the Seminole ment sponsored league which la maina aa needed. Two other per- County Sheriffs department. Nei­ under the direction of Howard mita were approved for new homes ther Green nor hla wilt, Lillian Gordie. W. Atlee Burpee scored nine to be constructed at well as a per­ suffered any serious injury. mit for an addition to an existing Patrolman Williams also was call­ runs off 11 hits with pitcher Glen home. ed to Oviedo last night at 7:10 Eiland collecting right strikeouts, Ordinance No. Ill, aettlng the when John F. Russ, 30-year-old col­ Gene Nichols was behind the plate hours for all establishment* sett­ ored man, clipped a Negro boy on aa catcher, Hunt-McHoberta, runnerup In ing any kind of alcohol beverages, a bicycle. was approved for its second read­ Russ, driving a 1941 Ford truck the championship games scored ing. waa driving at a normal rate of seven runs off 9 hits, making four Water Commissioner Samuel speed when he "barely" touched of the runs In the first inning. Johnson reported that the new wa­ the blcyele of the boy who was Pitcher J. B. Watson had seven ter pump had been Installed and riding on the shoulder of the road. strikeouts with Bill Richard be­ Waa expected to be put In opera­ He was taken U> the Seminole Me­ hind tha plate as catcher. tion In two days. morial Hospital but no serious The score In Friday night’s injury waa found. Rus* was charg­ championship game was 5-5 unlit ed with a violation of driver's li­ the sixth Inning when the W. Atcense aa he only had a restricted Icc Burpee team scared faur runs Dial To Discuss license. off five hits. The seedmen’s Ed Patrolman T. Mark Mack inves­ Lockett got three hits for faur Road Program tigated four accidents yesterday In timet at bat and James Davis had which there were no serious Inju­ a double and a triple In hla three A t Kiwanis Meet ries. ft Members of ths Sanford Kiwan­ The- first one occurred at fl:0S out of four. Both teami committed two er­ is Club will htar more about Flor­ Sunday morning when a 1950 Ford ida's road program as well as Coach turned over on Seminole rors. progress In ths Seminole County Dlvd. The driver was carried to Hunt-McRoberli ramc bark In road expansion at their noon lun­ Orlando and hi* name waa not the seventh Inning with two hits cheon meeting Wednesday at tha available at this time. Approxi­ and two runi Including a triple by Eugene Pennington. The rally Sanford Yacht Club, mately $200 damage was reported wa* too late however to build up Fifth District Road Board to the car. Member WilUam H. Dial wilt At T: 30 a. m. a 1935 Chevrolet the acore. apeak at this week's Klwanls lun­ turned over In Longwood between cheon meeting. Ihc town end highway IT-92. Driver was Robert Rosser, 23-year-old Deame Re-Enlists man from Orlando. The top end Poul D. Jones, 60, sides of ths car were damaged To Conclude 20 $300. He was charg­ Dies In Lake City approximately Years With Navy ed with speeding. Taul Dirdus Jones, to, died la A 32-ytsr-old Orlando man, Ed­ Francis P, Deame, personnelths Veterans Hospital In Laks ward Boridorf, was charged with man, first dais, wa* recently City at l:M this morning after an reekleaa driving when he smashed administered the oath upon re-en­ lllnes* of two yaara. Into the side of a car driven by listment for four years by Com Born In Adalrsvllle, Ga., he hid Michel Kllmen, VAH-9, Sanford minder m a n u e r W. w* W. ty. Stetson, {u ciid iii tCommand u r n iin iio * formerly lived in Sanford for 20 Naval Air Station, ing Officer, Fleet Aircraft Servyears and waa employed by the Borsdorf was driving on the Lake Ice squadron 51. Sanford. Naval & ACL Railroad for 20 yean here. Front, at about 3:23 p. m. yester­ Air Station. He had resided at 23* Palmetto day afternoon one mile this aide Deame, sun of Mr. and Mri. J. St., Orlando for the past three of the bridge, when Filman, II Leopardi of Pittsfield, Man., years. Mr. Jones waa a veteran of years old, started to pass him. first enlisted In the United State* WW I and a member of the Amer­ As the U33 Chevrolet convertible Navy in February 1939 i t Springican Legion In Thomaavllle, Ga. owned by Kllmen pulled around tha field, Mass. This enlistment will Survivors Include hla widow, 1940 Chevy coupe driven by Bors­ conclude his 20 year* service with Mrs. Jimmy Jones of Orlando; dorf It waa rammed by Borsdorf tha Navy, which will enable him hi* mother, Mra. Lillie H. Jones who had also started to pass the to go into the Fleet Reserve on In­ Sanford; and one slater Mlsa Hoi- car in front of him. Total damage active duty if he to choo«cs He was estimated at 3150. kina Jones of Sanford. haa aeen duty aboard battlcshipi .A Remains will be brought here At 7:03 p. m. In Labs Monroe. and cruisers as well at many Dessle King, driver of a 1930 Ford for funeral and burial which wQ] sedan was hit by nuitoo Busby as Naval Air Stations and Naval be announced later. * he pulled out of the mad to hla Bases overseas and In the United onto Gooi^ St., a backroad States. He reported to FASRON-51 Membership Drive home from the USS Salem (CA-139) in of Lake Monroe. Mr*. King was driving north on September 1934. To Be Discussed Goose Street when the 1130 Ply­ He la married to tha furmar mouth Station wagon driven by Mis* Lorraine R. Geswell of North By Chiefs Club The second meeting of the Sem­ Uurby pulled out of the side road. Randolph, Men., and they with inole Chiefs dub has been act for Due to the heavy underbrush on their two daughters reside at 2419 tomorrow night In the Commla- the ditch bank he didn't see her South Orange St., Sanford. Deame ’♦ slonera Room of the Sanford City car and hit the side of the Ford Is well known by many here ai aa doing approaimately 3100 dollars instructor end promoter of ten­ Hell at • o'clock. The main Item of Mtineas to damage to It. Busby was charged nis for the younger group of San­ with violating the right of way. ford. be considered will be the organisa­ There were no injuries. tion of tha membership drive un­ The Volusia County Highway pa­ der the club's vice president, trol reports an accident lata yea High School Band Thomas Stringer. _ . . __ , , lerday afternoon on State Road 43, President John Behln.nl urges teve„7 mllel north of Osteen when Sots Rehearsals a 'nil attendance of the member- a 1953 Chevrolet driven by Mr*. Bandmaster Ernest Cowley hsa ship. Margaret K. Scott failed to make announced that the Seminole High i ___________ a curve and skidded 283 feet down School band will hold rehearsal! the shoulder of the road and turned each Thursday night from T:JO to * Defective Wiring over. 9:30 until school opens. Mrs. Scott’s address la Rt. I All prospective band members Causes C ar Fire Box 464 Sanford. She waa reported The Sanford Fire Ovpirtmei.. traveling at a high rate of speed are urged to attend these rehear*, answered a rail at 12)0 E. Rajt- when her car turned over. She ale In preparation for the coming tlolph St.. Saturday. A ear, owned wea taken to Seminole Memorial pear. by J. Hircfd Rader, caught on Hospital and suffered abrasions fire but waa put out by the de­ and laceration* of tha irm a, legs partment. and forehead. She else wea aeid ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Defective wlrtag waa m ealed to have a back Injury. The ear ON PAGE UK aa the ci use. waa demolished. 9h , , MONDAY. AUGUST 8. 1856 ■ saa---------- ------------------- ---------- Smathers To Address Convention HUH ttSI OLD8MOB1LE flipped on s shoulder eni landed on Its top Sudsy morning on Highway 17-W2 while attempting to pasa another car. * Senator George Smathers, (DFla.) has accepted an Invitation ex­ tended by Paul Butler, Chairman of the Democratic National Com­ mittee, to address (he 32ai Demo­ cratic National Convention at Chi­ cago on its opening day, Monday, August 13. Smathers will speak aa Chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Cam­ paign Committee before the Con­ vention. Thli honor is attributed to the Increased activities of the Committee and Smathers’ personal leadership In the United States Senate and national affairs. The Florida Senator, often men­ tioned a* a vice-presidential possi­ bility, will outline the issue* In the forthcoming Senatorial campaign and will introduce several Senator­ ial candidates to the Convention and nationwide television and ra­ dio audiences. As 'quarterback' of tha Democra­ tic Senators who seek re-election, as well as those who are opposing GOP incumbents, Smathers will co­ ordinate fund raising end campaign activities throughout the country. in addressing the Convention Smathers will stress heavily the record of accomplishment of the 81th Congress under the able and outitanding.lcadcrship of two great Democrats, Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, Majority Leader of the Senate, and the Honorable Sam Rayburn, Speaker of tha House. Senator Sinai Iters, Just recently appointed Chairman of the Demo­ cratic Senatorial Campaign Com­ mittee, succeeds the lata and be­ loved Senator and former VicePresident Allien Barkley. Other member* of the Democra­ tic Senatorial Campaign Committee arc Vice-Chairman Hubert Hum­ phrey of Minnesota, Senator Henry Jackson of Washington, Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri, Sentor Richard Neuberger of Oregon and Senator John Sparkman of Ala bama. Funeral Services Are Held Yesterday For Leonard Himes LeoiUrri M. Himes, 81, died Fri­ day at 12:50 p. m. after a long illness. He had lived In Sanford for the past 18 years at 2472 Pal­ metto Ave. Mr. Himes wa* a retired florist from Oswego, N. Y, and »Ja* bom in Scriba, N. Y., June 23, 1875. He waa a Spanish American War Vet­ eran. Survivors Include hi* widow, I.cninla S. Himes. Sanford; one *un, Charles Himes, Sanford; one »tcpdaughler, Mr*. Msry Jane Haw. font; one stepson, Waltrr L. Dob­ son, Miami. Funeral service* were held at 4 p. m. Sunday at the Rrixton Fune­ ral Home with the Rev, W. P. Brook* Jr. officiating. Burial wa* held in the Oak Lawp Memorial Park with the following at pall hearers; Floyd G. Cue, Clayton Smith, Karl Yost, 3!artln Stlnecipehr, W. L. Vance, W. L. Hires, and the Spanlah American War cVts acting as honorary pill bearers. Cowley Conducts is » ■ U O y tO n O B o n d Whf,„ listening |lt(Cnlng to w the th. Daytona Reach Municipal Concert Band at Ihe Daytona Beach Bamlihel! last Friday night, Seminole High School Bandmaster Ernes* Cawley was called from tha audltne* to conduct the group. Cowley conducted th* band In John Phillip Sousa's March, "The Gridiron Club." He has Just return­ ed from Miami where he Instruc­ ted bind, theory, trombone and was assistant dean of boys at the University of Miami summer band camp. If Year Herald la Net Delivered By C P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery { No. 155 Asaodated Press Leased Wire Knowles Expresses Need For Sewage Treatment Plant Mental Health Unit To Form W ednesday On Wednesday at I p. m. local* persons interested in the forma-! lion of a Seminole County Mental Health Unit will meet at the First * f ederal Savings and Loan Assn. Everyone wishing to take part In till* public service is urged to at­ tend. Coming to Sanford for tho meet­ ing will be Visa Margaret Mar­ grave, Field Representative of the Sales Tax collection* during the National Association for Mental Health, who Is coming from Wash­ summer months continue to In­ ington to assist In this and other crease and to exrced last year's Florida activities related to men­ report*—evidence both of contin­ tal health. ued Florida growth and of In­ In the initial effort of the locnl creasing summer tourism. In Seminole Cmtnly, the Mile* group over 8300 was raised and sent to slate headquarter* in tax collection during July, based Jacksonville. If the Seminole on June sale* for 1956 exceeded hy County association is formed, 91.041.40 the collections luring much of that money can be chan­ the same period during 1033. neled hark and other aid cxn be The report It made by Ray E. given by the state and national Green, State Comptroller. organisation, it was said. This Sales Tax collections during underscores the importance of the July, based on June sales, total meeting Wednesday, 87,149,804. This I* not only an In­ Among those who have spear­ crease of 9182,Gtl over collections headed the drive here ere Mr*. of 88.908.882 of the previous Charles Park, Sirs. Gustave month, but It exrn-di by 81.214,594 Ilambergrr, Mrs. Sidney tvrs lit, (20 per cent) rolled Ion* for the and Mrs. 8. E. Chapman, repre­ tim e period last year.'(85,933,009 senting the Pilot Club which has in 1933). undertaken the work as one of its This la the first collection dur­ public service projects. George ing the new fiscal year which Touhy has served as chairman. started July I. (Sale* tax cnllec Don* during the flical year Ju*t endrd exrreded the previous year by 912 million, IB S per rent). County Sales Tax Collections Exceed Last Year's Total Hospital Notes August ] Admissions Charlotte Grren (Sanford) Ella Maa McGrlff (Sanford) Paul Davidson (Sanford) Marcus Nutt (Orange City) Robert Wsltlra (Sanford) Cara Maa Wilder (Altamonte Springe) Pat Dunn (Sanford) Dietbargrs Jana lisle and baby boy (Sanford) Ernest Whitaker (Sanford) William A. Brown (Sanford) August 4 Admit* Inns Augusta Ruth (Sanford) ■ Ditrhsrgee Gertrude Jones (Oviedo) Ernest Coberly (Sanford) Air*. John W. Rumbtey and baby boy (Sanford) William Johnson (Winter Park) Curtis Bell (Oviedo) Shirley Fryer (Sanford) Martha James (Sanford) August 3 Robert Brown (Sanford) Nell Slone (Longwood) Brenda Scnlt (Sanford) Betty Flowers (Lake Monroe) Births Bsby Boy Flowers Discharges Jeanette Cleveland (Sanford) Eva Benton (Sanford) Mra. Betty Flowers and bsby boy (Laka Monroe) Clara Mae Wilder (Altamonte Springs) Charlotte Green and baby (Sasfnrd) August • Admissions Sylvia Price (Lake Monroe) Phillip Grier (Sanford) Mergaret Scott (Sanford) Dischargee Marcu* Nutt (Orange City) Jean Fitton and baby girl (Sanford), Mrs. E. Brooklyn and baby boy (Lake Marv) Eddie Schlelf (Deity, Tenn.) $400,000 Damage Seen As Fire Rages Through Station AUGUSTA (/P) — Fire early today raged tWmigh television station WJRP, but officials said It may return to the air within 48 hours. Fire waa discovered In the at­ tic of the station located In North Augusta, S. C., shortly after 3 a.m, and caused an estimated d a m a g e of 3499.000 before It wa* brought under control three hours Inter. J. R. Fuqua, owner of the sta­ tion, said efforts were under way to rent temporary quarter!. He said he had located emergency equipment within a short distance of Augusta. Fuqua said he hoped the station wuuld resume at least partial service Saturday. Pat H, Rice, president of WltDW-TV offered Fuqua tho "fullrst possible assistance" tu get tho station back In operation. The liuulldlng housing WRDW I* clnio to th* burned out sta­ tion, hut was not damaged by the fire, Longwood CofC To Hold 1st Meet Of Year Thursday By MRS, RUTH LAYO Lone wood Chamber of Commerce will meet thl* Thursday evening In SumiyShide Park at eight p. m. Richard Zartman. preiiJent, re­ quest* that all member* he present and any other* Interested in Join­ ing nr a* visitor* will be welcome to attend. This will be the flrit meeting of the new year and chair­ man for the coming year will he announced. Entertainment la planned for tha evrning and refreshment* will be icrved. Board To Consider Proposed Capital Improvement Plan The Board of Bsnford City Com­ missioners has been called into special session tonight at the Com­ missioners Room in th* City llall to consider th* proposed Capital Improvement Program. Mayor F. D. Scott issued the call for th* special meeting which Is slated to get underway tonight at a o'clock. The agenda of the meeting also Includes "any other business that may com* before th* City Com­ mission." Former Resident Dies Thursday B. L Peters, father of Ralph L Peter* of this city, died Thursday afternoon at • hospital in Charles­ BUNG ADMINISTERED the eat* tip* re-enlistment for four ton, 8. C., after a short Illness. years hy Commander W. W. 8Utaew, cComasandlng Officer, Fleet Funeral services were held Sa­ Aircraft Service Squadron, 6NAS, U Francis F P. Deame, personturday la Waliarborot S. C. M ..................... ina a first data. (Official Fbeie .............. w o . * . Navy) Building Negro Nan Drowns Date May, In Welfare Lake Be Soon The need for and tbs Inevitable construction of a primary treat ment plant for sewage was vnie ed by Sanford's City Manager Warren E. Knowles last Friday in in Interview :o bring out for San­ ford citizens tho present status of the City relative to Its agreement with the State Board of Health of .March 23, 1953. Going hack to the beginning of the city's water and sewer pro­ gram, City Manager Knuwles pointed out that the City of Sunford now has Invested In that project a total of 81.150,000 deriv­ ed from the maximum amount of money that could be derived from a bond issuo and an additional sum front the itauanre of pari passu bonds. The City of Sanford operates with two separate budgets, Know­ les said. A budget for the opera­ tion of the City and a separate budget for th* operation of its utilities. The Utilities Department budget I* entirely separate and monies are from rovenuci received by that particular department. Other funds cannot be used for utilities, he explained. The original bond issuo for tho sewer and water project were au­ thorized under a bond ordinance based on tha revenue* of that de­ partment. All expenses, salaries and opera­ tion, as well as' equipment and maintenance, together with any capital Improvements and debt re­ tirement are paid by th* users of tha utilities—water end ^ w t r , K,IOei*% ©uurmM. All other revenues of th* elty support the general operating ex­ pense, rapitsl Improvements and debt retirement of the city. "The proposed sewage treat­ ment plant would have to come from Utility Department reven­ ues," the city manager explained. "Present revenues," he said, "have been built up tu tha expec­ ted margin whereby we can make capital Impruvemcnts at the pres­ ent time due to the late atari in putting the utility charge* on," he said. "The iiHlily charges were de­ layed almost a year due to the added and unexpected emergency and construction work on the sew­ age collection system," Knowlea ■aid , Explaining the status of the treatment plant, City Manager Knowles said, "Should a treat­ ment plant be built now it would necessltato an Increase in the rites of the sewer service chsrge in order to finance the construc­ tion costs." The original plan* for the treat­ ment plant called for the construc­ tion from funds derived from a pari passu bond issue which had to he used for the added construction costs and now a time element must elapse to build up our pres­ ent revenue reserve, Knowles ex­ plained. Tha Board of Sanford City Commlisioneri sincerely believes, as it has expressed itself on various occasion* when considering capi­ tal Improvement* in tho Utility Department, that the citizens nf Sanford do not wish their service charges Increased. in order to make immediate capital improve­ ment! to the magnitude of 9200,000 for a sewage treatment plant when U ean be built within ■ few years on the present revenue structure. When *sked If a definite date to ba named for th# construction of the proposed plant, City Manaf " that every one of th* . t ”commit “ffl : Ion sinners Is In favor of building Ihe sewaga treatment plant aa soon as economically posilbl* — and tha sooner th* batter.” School Principal To Receive Degree ' A Master'* of Selene* Degree will b* awarded by Florida State University to Elmer Bellhorn, principal of 8L Luke’* Luther*n School at Slavia, Tha commencement exercises will be held at FSU la Tallahassee on Auguat 11, at > p. m. Bellhorn received hla Bachalors Degree from Concordia Teacher* Callage, liv e r Forest, UL, fas 1940 While Swimming A 21-yeir-otd Negro youth w*f drowned In Welfare Lake In tho Markham community Saturday morning shortly before 8 o'clock. Welfare Lake has been .tha scene of several similar mlshapa during mo past several years. Archie Campbell, a Lake Mon­ roe Negro, while swimming across the tike wish two of his brother* and Ihrre companions, apparent* ly tired out, vent under the water in approximately the center nf tha lake. The body of the swimmer waa not recovered until shortly after 2 o’eloric Saturday afternoon, according to Coroner W. Hugh Dun­ can. He wa* pulled from Approxi­ mately 12 feet of water by Deputy Sheriff Denton PravatL Coroner W. Hugh Duncan said that no Inquest will be held due to the fact that there were witnesses to the aceldcntal drowning. Investigating the drowning were Sheriff J. L. Hobby, and Deputy Sheriffs Morgan McClelland and Denton Prevail. P. Toney Awarded $500 Scholarship By Radiation, Inc. Six Central Florida young people Including one from Sanford, were named today aa recipient! of tha annual Radiation, Inc., scholarship awards. These awardi of 8500 ar# made to employes of tha company or their children on tho basis of outstanding acfeo!ara!Hp"Wt fo rk records. Named In the announcement by Homer E. Denlus, president of Itadlatlon, were Robert Baker. Marvin Moss, and Marilyn Mur­ ray, all of whom are graduates of Melbourne High School; David Daniel, a graduate of Cocoa High School; Phillip Toney, of Seminola High School and Georg* Yar­ brough of Orlando High. Tho latler two are employed In the Or­ lando division of the company while the othcra ere employed la Melbourne. The scholarships are awarded from a fund act up and adminis­ tered by th* company education committee. Awards are made to present or prospective college stu­ dents Interested In the fields of electrical and mechanical engi­ neering, business administration, engineering management, a n d physics. Collego graduates I* the** fields are too few to fill to­ day's need for technical personnel and the shortage la likely to con* tinue unless something Is don* Programs such a* thia by indus­ try are one answer to Ihe prob. le. ; by encouraging more stu­ dents to enter theso fields thle shortage may be alleviated within l few years. Radiation was incorporated la Florida In 1950. It la a progressiva organization which is rapidly be­ coming rccygnized as a leader la the electronic research and' de­ velopment Industry. Us operation is expanding in both Melbourne and Urlando area. Present plana rail for employment of 730 people by tha first of Decrmbcr, with « payroll or more thin 844* million. Allyson Lee Will Appear A t Orlando Kiwanis Club Th> m w ||bm of th, NorUl 0 «v . n(1o jj|wan„ qjiub will have the opportunity tomorrow noon whm s- '- m - « • » of the llulcl Angcliilt of hearint little Ills* Allyson Lee, 11-year-oUl concert pianist, daughter uf Ur. and Mrs. John L Lee of Sanford, Th# accomplished young music­ ian who has scored heavily on every on* of her numerous ippearance* before church and civic groups wlU offer a program that would do Justice to a pianist twice and three time* her age, ranging from Bach .to "Boogie’ . Her re­ pertoire consists of some sixty-odd numbers, all of which she hat committed to memoryShe will b* Introduced to bar audiene* by Charlie Morrison., member of The Herald advertising . staff, who la greatly Interested la furthering AUyson'a musical c** m h � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 03, 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/c6767f1fea4d4ea3e6b897668bf5ced1.pdf cd2ac604291978add10bbf8647f78d6c PDF Text Text V . y. rr I % t i n ixie ------ 0 FORMERLY LOVETT'S QUANITY RIGHT* RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. 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FLORIDA Hobby Takes Over Duties Of Sheriffs Office Today ♦ Guests Revealed For Republican Hub Picnic Aug. 8 By MARY FOWLER DE BARY — Arrangements for the first De Bary Republican Club picnic, to be hild next Wed nesday, Aug. a, a t B urt's Park, beginning a t 10 a. m., were dis­ cussed a t a meeting of the club's bM rd of directors and chairmen ©F committees yesterday morn lng. R*iph Wltherell, president, announced that final plans will be completed later in the week by Mrs. H airy Seller and Mrs. Roba rt W. Brown, chairmen of the en­ tertainm ent committee. Earl R. Plckford and William H. MacKen sis will be in charge of parking facilities. This picnic will be the kick off W a n aggressive campaign by the enthusiastic members, totaling al­ m ost 200 who will meet and talk With the following candidates: Arnold Lund, for U.S. representa­ tive; Kenneth Zeh, for state rep­ resentative; Ralph Clayton, for state attorney; Raymond Ovlng Oon for sheriff; Harold Belsmeler f e r county ledge; Mrs. Mabel \JMMMdt foe ta x collector; Lew Z tajrultea fa r 'supervisor of reg StfatkMt; Donald Myers for coun ty school beard and William T. Moore for lodge of the small claims court. The picnic will be open to any­ one; transportation will be furnlahed for those without ears, by applying to Ralph Wltherell. Each is to bring lunch and free water­ melon will be provided as well . » pool privileges There will be e"charge of 20e admission to the park. Also invited to be guests of honor are: A. 0 . Boesc, chairman, cltixens for Elsenhower commit­ tee; Dwlgbt H. Allen, chairman, Volusia County Republican ex­ ecutive committee; Clarence W. Simmons and E. Noel Blown, members of Volusia County ex­ ecutive committee; Mrs. Walter Amler, president, West Volusia Re­ publican women's club and Harry Dooley, president, West Volusia Republican men's club. Rev. Boepple Will Speak A t Nazarene Church Sunday * ^ h e Rev. E. H. Boepple. form­ erly of Geveland, O., will be the ■pedal speaker during the 7:30 p. m. evangelistic hour at the Church of the Nasarene this Sun­ day. The church Is located on the corner of Second and Maple, just one block off French Ave. The Rev. Boepple has studied at the Moody Bible Institute of Chi­ cago and the Missionary Training M ftltute of Nyack, N. Y. Ho is an ordained m inister a t the hands of Dr. Ralph Neighbors and has preached for more than M years. Four years were spent in home missionary work with the moun­ tain people of southern Kentucky end later as assistant superinten­ dent of the Huntington City Mis­ sion of Huntington, W. Vs. •The Rev. Boepple has been llvf-ta with his wife and daughter a t 111 Park Ave., In Sanford, but will be leaving Immediately to begin other duties in Lakelsnd. The Rev. R. H. Spear Jr., pas­ tor of the Church of the Nasarene, invites the publle to enjoy this t:IO p. m. Sunday evangelistic hour, "A variety of special music, both instrumental and vocal, Is planned for your enjoyment," he S* _________ Wright Is Named To Industry Group Membership on the Industry Committee to explore ways of poshing sales of fresh Florida citrus fruit has been named and tscludea J . Dan Wright of San, one of the representatives lie Florida Citrus Commission. Representing Florida Citrus Mu­ tual are John Arico and C.F. raw sett, both of Orlando; John T. Lesley of Tam ps; Jules W. Bra­ gin of Clearwater and Robert lalvelyb-f Lake Hamilton. Florida Citrus Commlaaimt rep­ resentatives, other than Wright, are Chairmen HerschaU Barrens t a Arcadia;Key Scales at Weirst d h ; Roes Bynum of TUusviiie SRB JFkeak Chase a f « •■ta •• **• ,MU T ~ ' Board O pens Bids Bids for tha construction ef eight classrooms and n cafstorlum a t Lyman School were opened by the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction this morning at tho Educational Building on Commercial Ave, Four firm i and contractors sub­ mitted for tha Lyman 8chool ex­ pansion and addition. Apparent low bidder for tho huge contract waa Henry B. Stephens of Orlando who submitt­ ed a bid of $180,750 and an al­ ternate bid which would increase the cost by $5,200. Contract time of the bid was 200 days. Next low bidder for the school addition was the J. C. Harper Construction Co. of Orlando whose bid was $100,400 with an alternate hid adding $5-620 and building time of 170 days. The third low bidder waa Carl W. llopps of Orlando, The Hopps bid was for $202,729 with an al­ ternate bid adding $4,061 and contract time of 170 day*. The highest bidder was ths Carroll Daniel Construction Co. of Sanford whose bid was for $210,140 with an alternate bid adding $6,382 and tha building time set a t 210 days. Bids were not awarded a t this morning's meeting pending a study of the bids and specificstlons. Superintendent of Publle In­ struction Rayburn T. Mil we# said that bids would be awarded as soon as each bid waa scrutinised and Studied. * THURSDAY AUGUST t, 1956 Associated Press Leased Wire N o. 1 5 ' Raceway Prepared To Present Plans To Racing Commission Sheriff J . Luther Hobby has tak-b en over the office of the Seminole County Sheriff following action by the 8enata and the adjourn msnt of the Legislature yesterday afternoon. Senator Douglas Btenstrom, on his return to Sanford last night stated, "Sheriff Hobby's suapen sion was sent to the Senate along with all other suspension erders By HELEN SNODGRASS TALLAHAS8EE (/T)—Gov. Col-> which Gov. Collins has made ENTERPRISE - The village of Expected to eome before th s line brought tha 10-day-old special since the close of the last session Enterprise now has another valu­ "We are now prepare.! and Special Session of the legislator* of the Legislature." session of tha Florida Legislator* able Improvement. Last Sunday, fully qualified to present our plsns this year was a bill for annexa­ to an abrupt end yesterday with Senator Stenstrom explained the Rev. Lee Heaton, rector of the qualifications and reporU to tha tion to the City of Sanford by pe­ "The State Constitution requres All Saints Episcopal Church an­ history-making adjournment proc­ State Racing Commission ai their tition of the majority of the peo­ the Governor to sen l these sus­ nounced the new building, (o be lamation. August meeting In Jacksonville," ple in the area to be annexed. pension orders to the Senate at called "The Farish House," would William R. Kemp, president of The action caught the startled However, a twist involving tire* the next regular or special session be open for Inspection. Many of Seminole Park Raceway said thla prevented the bill from being House of Representatives In th* The dean of Florida Stale Uni­ of the Legislature, the congregation availed thempresented at the special aaasloa midst of n red-hot battle over an versity's Library School reported morning. "The State Senate must then act selvea of this opportunity and interposition resolution w h i c h today, as the summer session end­ The Seminole County Minister­ which waa adjourned yesterday on the question of whether or not were pleased with what they saw. would have declared "all illegal ed, that there is a critical short­ ial Association took action at its afternoon. the suspended official shall be re The building was the Old Lynani encroachments on the rights of age of librarians and the job off­ meeting yesterday at the First Scnuor Douglas Stenstrom, tn g moved from office. In o*her words, place and stands in a comer lot states null and void." Methodist Church opposin! pari statement this morning, explained ers in this field are plentiful. the Senate, by law. must determ' et De Bary and Main Sts. The Collins advised both houses by Two Sanford students attended mutuel betting at the proposed the situation which existed and Ine whether or not the officer's back of the lot Joins the property message th at he was using his the summer session studying ss tract In Seminole County. Tile as­ which prevented the bill from be­ suspension is to be made perm of the church, so that the north constitutional powers to adjourn library majors. They were: Miss sociation issued a atatemen; rh lrh ing presented according to plant. anent by removing him from off side of De Bary Ave, from Clark the Legislators when they were Sylvia Mae Hayman and William said, "We do not believo that tne He said "In order to present a Ice," said the Senator. to Main Sts., a distance of 400 in disagreement on adjourning. best InUreiU of the people of local bill to the legislature—of (ho O. Livingston. penc G o v e r n o r Collins suspended feet, will be church property. The Seminole County will be served by kind which Representative Mack Ths SenaU, which had aped ths Dr. Louis Shores said that ns a further expansion of gambling N. Geveland Jr., and Gordon Sheriff Hobby lsst Decerniber in building has been entirely recon­ governor's segregation program accordance with the policy he ditioned, and the main room or and other emergency legislation tionwido the shortage has been through the introduction of pari Frederick, and I intended to proadopted a t the beginning of his hall la 25x34 feet. to passage, had bean trying for estimated at 18,000 librarians and mutuel betting on harness horse sent a t this session of the Legis­ term as Governor that "he would Enterprise was first settled In three days to go home. Adjourn­ th at more Job openings are being racing. We believe that a state lature—notice of tho intent to pro­ suspend any public official who is 1641 and in 1654 became the Coun ment had been blocked by House created by the minute, which legalises and taxes any form pose the bill must be published lg indicted by tha State of Federal ty Seat of Volusia County. Jacob A newly approved Congression of gambling to support public edu- the newspaper one tlma 30 days forces who thought stronger legis­ governments." lation mas needed to head off rac* al bill, h* said, provides mUlions cation la Uartng down with one prior to Its introduction. Brock, who waa an early settler, of doUars of federal aid for rural hand and building up with the "He is the first Governor to built what was called the Brock mixing. "Th* notice," Senator Slenatroia have adopted thla policy," ex House which became a famous said, "in this cast, was published Tha formal announcemtnt earn* library extension and Florida will other." plained Senator Stenstrom. In the hotel for many years. The Episco­ This morning, Kemp stated that on July 3, just a few days after as no surprise to th* S«nate, get an estimated $133,200 a year. past. Governors have suspended pal Society held its meetings in where many members had been This is to be matched by atate the teachers of Seminote County Gov.' Collins stated th at he had officials a fte r the trial and con the Brock House for many years, Sanlando Springs received a $200 salary Increase set the date of July 23 fur thg advised tha action was in pros­ and local money. "In Florida alone," said Dr. "by revenues derived from rac­ •ailing of th* special session." beginning In the early 1870s, The viction upon the indiction. pect. Most Housa members ap­ Explained Senator Stenstrom, If the Senate takes no action land for the church was given by Is Topic O f Panel peared so startled, they sat glued Shores, "28 counties have virtually ing." no free library service and of the to their aeata. whatsoever on a suspension or­ Lester Clark and the church waa "We plan to continue the devel­ 'T h e 30 days would have expir­ 41 all plan or need t i ' opment of tha track," Kemp said, ed today, Aug. 2, and tha blit der of the Government, the offie built in 1883 a t a cost of $2,900. Discussion Aug. 10 Gov. Collins said hs had been remaining tension of service to rural area*.” "hitting toward making it one of could cut hava been introduced to­ The Parish House was former' iai is automatically reinstated considering hla adjournment ac­ How to make Sanlando Springs Job openings in public libraries the greatest attractions of the day. upon the adjournment of the Leg' ly the County Jail and was built as popular to winter as It is in tion a couple ef days, but hod "Thla, of courso, waa mad* im­ In 1868 and stood near the Coun­ lum m er will be the tople of s hoped that th* Legislator* might are only a faw among many job east, adding 10 additional barns islature. prospects for graduate librarian* possible by tho Governor's ad­ ty Court House which Is now the wind up on Its own. H* seted and additional facilities as well as All of the Governor’s suspension panel to be held a t Sanlando journment of tha special session orders were sent to the Senate site of the present school building. Spring* Aug. 10, before member* when It appeared thar« was a def­ though. The armed forrea need beautifying. yesterday afternoon," ha said. bate librarians and research libra In 1888 Enterprise had a popu­ of the Orange Blossom Chapter of inite deadlock. "We sincerely believe that on Thursday, July 26, said Sena "Aa a consequence, any further The special session of the Florida rtans, industries need librarians with the high type operation wo legislative action must necessarily lation of 80 people and In that the Florida Publle RelaUoni Aator Stenstrom. for research, collsgaa need eatsloLegislature, convened by Gov. Col­ propose and with the revenues b* postponed until tha naxt regu­ "Governor Collins had advised year the County Seat was moved loclation. July 22 to deal with segrega­ gers, classification specialists and that will ba produced, this type fa­ la r session of the legislature lg me ju st before ths Senate went to DeLand. Th* m oderator. Will b t Robert lins •clones UbraUna, god elementary cility, which poll must know will April, $287," tha Senator s a id .' ' T hf firm of Thayer and Sauls G. Hammond* president. eg. the tion froblam s and other emergency into sesaloa en th a t fa lp th a t be schools need mors and more libra­ give Seminole County 17 times bad sent his orders concerning Rhd.'d Store ok what la now the Advertising Club e f Central Flor­ m atters, passed tha foil awing! ry people. more revenue per capita than Sheriff Hobby to the Senate for parish lot and moved the old jail ida. Th* pant! will toclodo Wil­ Segregation "Librarianihlp Is not tha kind Dado County and 10 tlmas mora Kids In Retirement A law authorising county school to ths rear of their store and liam B. Ray, publle relation* dl whatever aetion the Senate desir­ of profession many people think than.Orange County," Kemp said. ed to take," the Senator explain­ used It for a storehouse. rec'or, Silver Springs; Albert R boards to assign pupils to schools The Seminole County Ministerial Town Are Yearning It now becomes a Parish lfousa McFayden, publicity and publle for which they are beat fitted on it is," h* said. " I t is primarily ed. "On the Tuesday following, concerned with the dissemination having conferred further with ■ltd It is hoped it may be of use relations director, Cypress Gar­ th* 'basis of intellectual ability, of ideas through all the media Association, in its statement, the Governor’s office and the At­ for many years. The land, 130 dens; P eter Schist, owner, Orlan scholastic achievement and various of communication—books, films, said "We believe that gambling, For Youthful Fling torney General's office on the le­ feet on Mato St. and 200 feet on do Advertising Co.; Jaek H. Turn­ •ociotoglMt and psychological fac­ recordings, television, radio and whether big-time or private, whe­ From th* Wall Street Jemma! ther legal or illegal, is wrong. We DEBARY, Fla. — Older folks gal aspects of the case, I advised De Bary Ave., with ths building, er, public relations director, Great tors. believe that legalised betting on speak fondly of youth but soma A law authorising county school other means. Senate President Davis th at I was ii a gift to the’ Diocese by Mr, Masterpiece; and John W. Dillln, There's always a job walling fer prepared to make a recommends and Mra. Edward B. Ailing of public relations director, Banian- boards when face! with tha neces­ a good trained Ubrarian, Dr. horsa or dog racing belongs to of tha 106 youngsters living here, the asm s moral classification with mostly children of merchants and Orange City. Ailing was Mayor do, Weckl Wachee an t Ram bow sity of dismissing teachers under tion to the Senate. Shores said. Last June's graduates betting on eard game* or athletic Navy personnel stationed a t naarcontinuing contracts or hiring new of Orange City for many years Spring!. "Under the rules of the Senate, a t FSU received an averaga of 12 The business program will b« teacher* to make their selection! offers apiece. All had jobs before contests, pitching pennies to the by Sanford, aren 't so aura they, these m atters must be considered and la presently the chairman of on sociological -and psychological line, punch boards, slot machines, are overly welcome to thla re­ the Board of the Florida Bank of precede! by an afteinoon of rec­ in Executive session and Pres! factors a t well aa taachlng expe­ they left school and the pay rang* bolita, shooting dice, bingo, lot­ tirem ent town. DeLand. reation and a chicken barbecue. dent Davis suggested th at I bring rience and educational qualifica­ td anywhere from $3-600 to $5,000 teries, or the numbers racket. Wa "We have to make our own fun the m atter before the Senate that with a* high aa $8,000 a year to oppose to gambling, period." tions. here if we havo any a t all because morning, since it was commonly Cardinals Meet A law giving extraordinary po­ one instance. Thasa pay bracket! Kemp, this moring, added to most activities are for old folks," believed that the legislature would lice powers for fiva years to the were for inesperienced graduates hti statem ent that, "We sincere­ grlpet a teen-age girl sipping a adjourn on Tuesday and if we ad governor to cop* with emergencies and he said they could expect pay ly believe th at harness horso rac­ soft drink a t the drug slurs foun­ Apopka A t 8 p. m. Journed without aetion. Sheriff threatening the peace and tran­ to go up with experience. ing, as we propose it at Semi­ tain. M The Sanford Cardinals will Hobby would be automatically re quility of tha atata. At FSU, which baa tha only ac­ nole Park Raceway, will bo a AUG. I "Even riding up and down th* Instated. I felt the £tnal* should meet the Apopka team of the A law giving tha governor for credited training center for 11- great stimulus toward attracting street bothers the old boy*," her be acquainted with all of the facts Lake-Orange League in a hate- Miss Jeannette Geveland (Sanford) five yaara power to make rules brarlans within a 100 mile radius unusual and substantial wealth crew-cut boy- friend adds. "Some­ Edwin Patterson (Da Bary) bell contest slated for 8 p. m. of the ease," he said. and regulations for tha use ef pub­ of Central Florida—students start as well as to advance keen Inter­ one says they got up a petition Discharges tonight a t tha Sanford Memorial "My recommendation to the Baseball Stadium. on their library studlei to tha est In the development of the against us kids but I don't think lic faculties. M iry Samuelson (Orange City) Senate was based upon the sole Baby Boy Samuelson The Cardinals now hold second A resolution condemning th* U. junior year. A certificate can be county—In real e state' purchases they’d go that far." fact th at I could not recommend place in tha league standings and AUG. 2 8. Supreme Court for usurping the obtained in two years but most and other types of Investments by that the official be removed from at present hold substantial hope Admissions sovereign rights of the stales and students go on to a M atter's de­ the people of wealth which are the term of office to which ba had for the league playoff and the Mrs. Cyrus Fitton (Ssnford) urging Congress to initiate an gree and become fully certificated attracted by th* harness horse Mrs. N. M cCalley been elected in IMS by the people league championship. Shirley Fryer (Ssnford) amendment to the U. 8. Constltu- librarians. Students entering tha raring business." of Seminole County, upon charges "We have our plans ready to go Succumbs A t Home Ion clarifying tha powers reserved School with a Bachelor's degree Tonight’s game is one of two Edith Brooklyn (Lake Mary) which hsd not been substantiated games yet to be played in the can complete their library course ahead," aald Kemp, "and we are Discharges to th* state. Mrs. Nellie S. McCalley, $5, la court resulting in conviction," summer baseball series. and get a M aster'! to one year. Lily WUey (Sanford) (Catalans! an Fags T a s) gradually Improving our harneja died yesterday a t her home, t i l l said Senator Stenstrom, "To have training program which la a t­ Palmetto Ave., following a ling­ done so would have been a deter­ tracting some of the wealthiest ering Ulnesa of many years. mination of guilt of the official and best known owners, trainers Tha widow of the late Herbert even though he had not been and horses to the United States." A. McCalley, aha had lived to San­ found guilty by a jury and would K«mp stated "We are establish­ ford for 43 years. She was born have denied the official the fun­ Due to th* widespread Interest Even if a motorist obeys th* these people who pack up their In 1941 after M years with th* ing a booth at the Harrisburg, Dec. 23, m o in Fredericksburg, damental principal eI American throughout Central Florida in Dobelongings, break Ufalong ties and New Rochelle, N. Y., firs depsr* Pa., sale to November as well as law that b man is innocent until Bary and it* phenomenal growth. speed limit (45 mph), ha still can head for towns Ilka DeBary are m*nt. Mr. Healey, chief of De- attending the Lexington, Ky„ trial Vs., and was a member of tba whl* from one "Welcome to De­ F lrri Methodist Church of San­ proven guilty," be added. The Sanford Herald 1. rcprinUng lured by balmy climate, low-cost Bary's fire fighters, a t 57 Is tha run* In October. This publicity ' "F or me to leave recommended an article published in tho Wall Bary" sign to the other In less housing and tiny or non-existent "baby" on a fore* where the outlet naturally publicises Semi­ ford. Mrs. McCalley ia survived by the removal of a public official Street Journal in its Tuesday, than two minutes. Should ha property taxes. average age la 68 yaara. "Our nole County as well as our trsek. two sons, II. W. McCalley, Sain In the absence of proof of charges July 31 edition. PublUncrs of the glance beyond the business strip L tiF iu I* fttltc r most active member is a 72-year"As a slogan," Kemp said this ford; and E. W. McCalley, Drason U. 8. 17-92 ha'll sea what looks against him in a court of compe­ widely read financial paper have "Sure our town Is different, old former Hanover Bank man," morning, " I would use the Flor­ co, Ark,; two grandsons, E, W. like a typical Central Florida tent jurisdiction by a jury of his given permission for the reprint of explains n perspiring 69-year-old aay* Chief Healey. "B ut when he ida Statutes aa given to Section Jr., Greensboro, N. C.$ fellow cltixens and in the faea of this article written by their staff town of paitel-colored concrete- former N«w Jersey mschtolst edg straps a water tank on his back 550.011 which reads " I t la the find McCalley and Wallace D. McCalley of San­ block houses with Jaiousied ' Flora clear expression by the people, reporter Sterling E. Sodcrlind. rida room*" and Carports, tucked tog his Bermuda grass. "Most and runs around putting out tog of the legislature of the State ford; one granddaughter, Sylvid who are In the final analysis the Headlines of th* front page amid pints, palmettos and mlror folks live where they llv* because itumps at grass fire*, 1 worry that th* operation of hon* raring McCalley. Sanford; g rra t grandsource from which Democratic piece read "Hometown, U. S. A.— lakes. tracks tn tha State Is a substan­ eon, E. W. McCalley HI, Greenathey were born there or found about him mora than tha fire." government gains its strength, "R etired" Oldsters give DeBary, tial business compatible to the boro. N. C.; one great-grand­ work there. DeBary ia full of folks Call ef the Sirens Not so typical are th* folks would have been an unjustifiable Fla., youthful Bounce, F a it Build­ beat Interest! of the State and the daughter, Susan Nadlna McCalley who want to escape things like DeBary folks are proud of their Violation Of justice," Senator up—They battle for better roads, seen tending gardens, DeBary's cold winters ana high taxes. And taxes derived therefrom constitute of Greensboro, N. C. neat white firshous* and 500chief pastime. For nearly nine Funeral services are a! 4 p.m. Stenstrom concluded. against higher taxes, find loafing of every ten of th* town’s 1,000 don't aay I said it, but loafing gallon truck, purchased with pro­ an integral part of tha tax Struc­ tomorrow a t Briason Funeral ture of the state and counties." Sheriff Luther Hobby took over is hard work." residents are Yankees who no feel* a heap better when averyon* ceeds from dances, picnics and " I t is th* deilr* on our part," Home with the Rev. Milton W yatl the Sheriff's office this morning Thh, ia tha article read by fin­ longer work for a living, who are around you ia doing it toe." eard parties. Each resident has a officiating. Burial will be w Ever­ from Denver Cordell and a t uare ancier!, businessmen, bankers, Despite frequent references to list of firemen, to report a fir* Kemp explained, "to be an asset retained James 81ngletarv as o ff and industrialists throughout the moatly 6$ to 73 years old, and loafing, talks with DaBaryltea in­ they telephone one of them. That rather than a liability to the coun­ green cemetery. who nine yeare ago ha! never ice Deputy, Miss Ann Tyner as United States: beard of DeBary because It didn't dicate their retirem ent ia anything man nous the fire's location on ty and we promise on* of th* fin­ clerk, with Denton Prevail and DeBary, Fla,—" it's a fine place exist. but what Webster calls " a with­ a blackboard and tears off to tha est tracks of Its kind to Uw na­ Morgan McClelland as deputies. to retire, but sometime* I think draw! tot* seclusion." One res firehouse, blows th* siren, takes tion to the people of tha county," John Bennett has been retained as we've retired into p iu iu ilu i" •<*>: unincorporated DeBary is off for tha biaio to tha firs truck. aty fair today tad Friday jailor with Andy Evans serving Dr. B. D. WUIenbrock—he used except lew widely scattered alterCopies of today's edition of Tba ruled by absentee Volusia County After hearing the siren tha others VALDOSTA TO BUILD NEW as relief jailor. to practice dentistry to Cuffcrn, Sanford H artld era being distri­ commissioner* and baa no local era soon on their way. gooa Iboaderabewers; lew teoigbl NEWSPAPER PLANT "There will be some additions N. Y-, and on Naw York Ci'y's buted to ovary resident to Da- government. So, "to get things "We'va had n little trouble with LAKELAND (St-A spry young 68-74. to my staff as soon as 1 can get P ark Avenue—likes to make Bary through the •Interest and d c ie ," retiree* have formed a aome of the older folks who gat suitable qualified deputies to serve cracks like thla about his adopted cooperation of the Florida State ra ft a t organisations to tackle too excitad and set the siren off Mwpapermaa of SI stopped off MAN STRUCK RY TRAM to get some ideas about a the people," Hobby said this community. And many residents Bank ia Sanford. MIAMI —ur— Baiflne Ca m orale, civie cherts ranging from man­ even when tha Urn ia to th* M it mw plant b# ia to build. morning at this Sunshine State retirement ning the volunteer fire department township," aaya Chief Haaly. Tba E. L. Turner, publisher at tba |) , started across n train track Ut "The Sheriffs office wig be in village agree there's a lot of truth ____ ______ _____ over th* __ narby Hialeah yoterday. When be t* designing a hens* numbering department's newest pise* a t aq- iValdoato Times*__looked the bands of the people," Hobby to what their 77-year-old neighbor DeBary la one of a growing num- scheme far homes new identified uipment, an tohalator„h*s been jIfu t a k n d Ledge'r 'pU nt yesterday •topped to pick up groceries b t had stated, "and I will appreciate any says. For DeBary, like many v of communities devoted al­ n a w e tlite t and often by naad six times this yaor on heart V ** u f l for Miami where bo to dropped, a train struck him, knock* information th at will euabse me to e l him 85 feet sad killed him. j other at the nation's small most entirely to ths nation's ra* aid •a d osUuaatto cases, net aaco a-l 9 »tudy Mwspepers there. have better law enforcement." towaa, has a full act of civio grow- increasing number ot folks over piatos. m aliment* to DeBary. Turner explained plans toy the Sheriff Hobby said "V o will tog pains aa wall aa tha special M, who now represent one to "Baredem f Why I 'l "A let ef M like DeBary be- m w Valdosta newspaper plant a n give the people th . best law on­ growing • older problems of its •very IS Americana, compared to than ■ kltton ms a iuse it challenges Um pfemser | about Jailed end • site aolecte^ but to the State." ((W M w tfB iY N i p * eotarart Am beaw letM ir« a s ta » ta lM k J f« d tf W Enterprise Church Opens Parish House For Inspection History-Making Action M in iste rs Legislature Close Closes Special Session D isc lo se Stops Introduction Objections Of Annexation Bill : Critical Shortage Of Librarians Told Hospital Notes Youthful Retirees Pushing De Bary Growth W e a th e r �Youthful tta county’s low anonmant rates, meet people either pay no tes or are able to handle it out of tta grocery money. to re a r their merchandise to en T H E * A V T ftH P W m A t . P P e g * 2 , ..T h o r. A a r 2 , 1 W HistoryMaking -v (Continued from Pago Om ) (Cofttlauod From P m 1) Whan asked taw much money A law creating an Interim com­ la ua," i i y i eoft-»p.xai» harold older population. George’* 9-snd-lO thsy think it takas tkeir neigh­ mittee oL three senators and four ly n ch , a form er Raider* Dls*st cent ttore reports garden supplies bors to live on monthly, moat raproaantitivaa armed with sub­ editor. “ la PU as-n‘villa (N. Y.) teU well in DeBary but aren’t DaBaryltea say 1190 to t W a poena power ta d a 590,000 appro­ everything v a t d o st for ut. It’t worth handling in the nearby De- month. But nearly everyone has priation. to Invaetigato tho Na­ wonderful to do for oum ivea Land atom. EUt Patterson, a "re ­ "heard" of soma scraping along tional Assn, for tta Advancement f wm ;• I.' Mr. Lynch wat one of tired” California aviation mechanic on le u . T ta town has no welfare of Colored People. •M DeBary resident* who showed and owner of a DeBary gift shop Prisons • ! ? .?*.Dh Z r i 7 « T h e county V ast fouai b ew aa overatocked on birth cases. $160,000 appropriation to expand nnouneement c—u d s and s ta r t of *Ne Millionaire'* MMtaway" ^ to Miatl tVlrntlffh A ca! zoning S ? c o coda, d e ! fgolden anouncement push through aV local and ipead construction of a maxi­ wedding anniversary cards "This la no atiBieaaira'a hide­ n th e town’s b lu e s t civic battle to "Our drug business Is very, away," insists Prank White, a mum loeurity callblock a t t t a Ralft date. very good,” asserts Mrs. Vincent bachelor "somewhere in tta Me" ford ita ta prison. DeBary’a do It ourselves” spirit G uruetarrl, who help* her hus­ who worked 26 years In tta con­ MO,000 appropriation for gener•lao built the civic aisoelatlon’e band run the town’s only drug al repair* to facilities a t Baifonl. community ball, which townspeo­ store. "We try to cater to the old troller's oflfce of Betlilehem B<*el $220,000 appropriation for con­ Co. "Lota of folks here just make ple say la valued a t IIS,000 but folks. They’re our breed and but­ ends meet and th at's why they struction of two dormitories and eoet only ISJOO. thinks to donated ter." Good seller*: Pleylng eerda, a water system at tha Female Cor­ end materials. Whan the magatlnei, palnt-by-nurab#r kito, fight so hard to keep DeBary un­ rectional Institution a t Lowell. incorporated. But there's no ques­ began masting In IMS memand dietetic ice eream, salads end tion th at sooner or later we'U $140,000 appropriation far plan­ * a t on Bril tags tn e ware- paaUlea which Mrs. G uruetarrl have to Incorporate just to raise ning faeilltieo and piegram e at -ft t a n M mikes herself. taxes to meet the problems of a Apalachee Correctional I n a t i t u t 1 o n and the woman's Mr. end Mrs. Gurucharri, Inci­ growing town." j " l i p e r t s In Everything” prison • and for uenleal adDas pie DeBary’s sUe h a rt’s no dentally, think DeBary Is a fine WhUa not as glowing In thalr t daarth of talent to sbtphtrd social place to raise a family, and the vlca and surveys of future needs eivle activitlas. "We have opinion of thii 3*-year-old couple praises as developers' brochures of the entire prison system. In everything," saye Abra- terries • good deal of weight— ("e veritable Utopia. . .and Ideal $119,WT appropriation for ex­ » ta m L. Lincoln, a former Law- their nine children account for one spot"), most DaBaryltea ssy panding itata parole commission they're happy with their town. wnoovlile, N. J - XngUah teachar out of every U hide in town. " I looked a t a lot of place*,” personnel to permit th* releasing M l m w president of DeBary ’* Store owners ta re ffet about lo­ saye Harry Hewten, e retired of more felons on probation a n ! ebam bar of commarce. "Ju st off- sing sales to retailers In tta lar­ general, "and DeBary had what parole. ta n d I know of I I retired doctors ger cities of Sanford (T milts $09,000 appropriation for general 0010*1$ CAWINTM, a sympathetic passerby, comfOr^Raymond nad dentists, a bandful of colonels, •way) and DeLend (10 miles), 1 wanted. It's in Florida and 4 |a salary Increases and hiring an ad­ Irrlzarry. 9, while awaiting the arrival of an ambulance In New York north of the hurricane belt and n union man, and lot of fire- rolks tend to shop where they ditional physician a t Rtlford. City. The boy waa hit by the truck In th* background. Ha was taken south of the froet belt,” r - mao, pouaaman, m aeblalau and bank and they can't hank hare," to a hospital with a possible leg fracture. (International Exclusive) Mental Health Many m ld e n ta who used to live explains n DeBary appliance store * oerpereUen etflcUU.” A $100,000 appropriation for tha In big cities say they a r t pleased ■* H r. Lincoln explain* that De- own*;. plalnnlng of a new farm colony for DeLand and Sanford merchant* with DeBary's lack of crime. feeble-minded children In Lee Coun­ Melvyn Douglas Favors Footlights l a r y ’t ebambar of commerce a 'We're e fairly peaceful bunch, s h i ebambar In the usual tenia. and bankers krow they have e good HOLLYWOOD. (A — Playgoers Esam plci: Judy Holliday "Born ty; $202,$99 to permit opening tha - • "Wa re organlied more to promoto thing In growing D alarr- ianford but we're not englec," avert Dave South Florida Mental Hospital in who pack tha Huntington H art­ Yesterday"; Jos* Ferrer "Cy MacFarlane, e Volusia County de­ " unity, son i f like the Klwanla or • to m now pay DaBaryltea’ taxi Broward County March 1. MOO.OOO ford Theatre nightly are amazed rano da Bergerac"; S h l r l a y ; - B o u ry ." The ebambar eolleiu no fares from an outlying bus station puty sheriff and a m ire d detao- to permit addition of a psychiatric whin Melvyn Douglas come* on Booth "Coma Back, Little Sheba"; tlve from th* Detroit polka de­ to the shopping a rts . DeLand E; . 7 Industry, taking 1U cue from a floor and a clinic for children with for his curtain call after perform­ Vivian Leigh "A Streetcar Named t- > survey which showed three out of clothing stores plan to bring tra ­ partment. "I'v e never arrested e •arly mental deficiencies to tha ing in "Inherit the Wind." D tsira"; etc. ; ; give m ld en ta wasted no factory veling fashion shows to DeBary retired resident but I’ve hed to University of Florida medical "They’ve h id a chance to live For two hours they hava watch­ quiet a f*w domestic rows that woman without cart. school's teaching hospital, now un­ ed Douglaa slouching around tha with their roles and understand : In town. got to t t a furniture-breaking der construction. * . Many of DeBary’a 40-edd bust- Pew Lotas, More Depeeita •tags, scratching himself and ora­ tha characters," Douglas com­ Highway Safety \ mm, figuring t t a chamber "Those folks are the best kind •tags." ting in a manner that •aema a mented. "You seldom have a DaBary apapalad to somtw ho A law increasing the maximum perfect re-creation of the great chance to do that in films." * didn’t represent them adequately, of customers a bank can have," ’ahepped" for a retirement village * aootty turned the table* on what aaya enthusiastic T. E. Tucker, because of ita nearness to DeLand's strength of the Florida Highway lawyer Clarence Darrow. T Ctay call " t t a retlrfti folk* group” president of tha Florida Wat* te'son Univerity and its cultural Patrol from 900 to 400 troopers But when the play it over, the i i By argtalstng a Lloua d u b with lank of Sanford. "They ta k for ctivltlei. Many retirees regularly and appropriating B U M to per­ actor comas out for hli bow* erect Manager, Player few loans and mostly make de. * mit tha hiring of 100 m w troopers, and trnUing. Suddenly tha audi­ J •I membership reatrUtod U active posits, which U Important when Vended Stouon concerts, playa IS radio operators, 29 drivers' lic­ • I ence rteognizei him as tha gay, Fined For Using e .J special lectures end four Deense examiners, two radio techni­ debonair performer who starred "T ta U ses club la our burinesa- money is to tight.” Bcryilei play la tta college's sym­ ____ cians a v l M clerks. I •i te, m en’s organisation,” says Ed The Barnett National Bank in phony. In tha wonderfully sophisticated Profane Language Feat Control f l t t i u * tta town’s only, and vary DaLend aaya it <ioea a brisk busi­ •u s a g e Polltke films of tha '90s. John Krlder, Florida Stata Lea­ ness in safety deposit boxes with A flva million dollar appropria­ 1 5S Busy,rtbarbar. a i t a r . "A *man *• m might ight tav fcavs o Politic: uca ranks right behind gird- tion to pay th* state’s there of Tha role of Darrow In tha dra­ gue president, said last night he DeBtrylU* and "has a lot of estate 2 F tan a U*n for M years but he Dullness in prospect in that area." matic version ef tha Scopes trial fined Ken Slivastrl, S t Petersburg _ as n fevoriu conversation * • M il tela us unless bo’s la bus! Nearby Investment offices else re­ topic in DeBary. Many find local tho Mediterranean fruit fly tra il- is perhaps the peak achievement manager, 129 and Tarry Laschen, M cation and control program. DeBary re tim e are n lucra­ and au u politic* atranga, but A law permitting tnslta and op- of Douglas' career so far. Prub- St. Petersburg player, $10 for ___ DeBary businesses ere port fascinating. "We knew th at if A lew permlting fruits and opera­ ■bly he never could have had the using profana language in Palatka M by folks who h at* "retired tive source of business. UI go to DaBary about three we don't get In u politics w t won't tors end fruit end vegetable pack­ c))anea to do such a p a rt in the Sunday night gram retirem ent," t a t moat mar. times e week now to see clients ba able to get anything out of movies, which dearly love type Krldar also laid he authorized ta s s te ere younger people with to d drum up business," says J . C. tho county," says Fire Chief ers to fumigate, without attain- easting. That's on* of the reasons Gilneivllla and Palatka to twitch board supervision, without obtain­ "»** still a long way Bradley of A. M. Kidder * Co.'* Healey, who's alto president of ta hai favored tha footlights over playing date* next week to no ■* faUlng out of harness,” as DeLand office. "Mutual funds ac­ tta loeel Democratic dub. T ta ing licenses from the state board films la recent year*. conflict will result In Gilneivllla of health or other governmental : 3 . 0 . Sosten. the M-yesr-eld pro- count for 75% of my but! toss there DeBary prerinet in May ta d 00S " I would tike to do picture* If Thursday night whan tha annual agencies. ■Solar of Beaton’s Oeaeral Btore, since they want diversification and registered Democrats and 5M Re­ A law setting up a committee they were put together with th* high school star football game la mite i t A* might be expected, an inflation hodge but haven’t tta publicans. But many of those who of legislators to heap shack earn* c a rt at plays," ho said can­ scheduled. Oslnisvllla will play at m Stare's oeeaslonal friction bo- time to keep up-to-the-minute on registered u Democrats say they on Sevan Mediterranean fruit fly eradi­ didly. "But they aren't. Tha old Palatka Aug, 9; Palatka a t tween t t a retlroaa and th* retail- the m arket." era of Republican persuasion end cation and other past control pro- story about meeting your co-star Gainesville Aug. 10, i•* ora over what’s b u t for DeBary. In DeBary, a t in meat small just wanted a ehanea U take p art grama and report te 1MT Legisla­ when you start filming tha first A P roblem of Progress towns, tha barbershop and the poet scans it too trua. You just don't "Wo e a s t have Progress with office ere mighty Important meet' la Florida's Democratlc-domlntt- ture. « have the rehearsal time th at you Heel Eatate Promotions ft of these eld fogies wanting ing end talking spots. With tom* ed local end au u prim ary elee • tlon. gat in tha theater. A lew making It unlawful be use to m a te this a ghost town.” re- TOO customers a month, barber "An unincorporated town like false or misleading advertising to " I suppose that I* because It la m asta the owner of one el DoBeiman is perhaps DeBary’s bust ft S t a r t three g u stations. "A lot cat man. I t’s not unusual to find DaBary la no taalthy thing to hava •all Florida reel estate, fixing e very expansive (o have actors un­ of them era plumping to get the seven o r eight welting their turns in a man’s district,” sighs Volusia maximum penalty of a I1M.000 fine der salary and not ba filming County Commissioner g. X. Stone, and five yeara In prison, and re­ them. But I think the studios are » high w ar rerouted to hypes* the B town. Bure. U would make it quiet- la the shop. "Even though they all who it coasUntiy plagued with De­ quiring developer* who sell prin­ ahort-slghud on this. If they did m may be older than the next m in ft o r and safer t a t it would alee hurt who walks In, they will gat up and Bary requests for new roods. cipally oy mail to file copies of out- have reheareali. they would get * “Those old folks are factional end ef-etate advertisements with the much better performances. And 1 tin Vnnlwaniwan b id ,19 offer their chairs just to show tta ir 2 like a fight, but not unea. They Florida Heel Estate Commission. think they would save money In DeBary merchants have mixed ’youth,’ " notes Mr. Redman. ft feelings about the retiree market Biggest event in DaBary't daily give me more heedachea than all In a tta r actions the Legislature: shooting, because the actors hut meet agree it la different. Appropriated $200,000 to augment would know what they were doroutine la the distribution of mall the rest of my district put to­ JHg'9$ "Unless ha’s ready for a million tta Cabinet'* emergency fund. Into 105 boxes a t the tiny poet of- gether." » tittle headaches a buslnasa ought flee. The thm -a-dey delivery— DeBary's old folks team to Enacted a lew firin g tta Jack­ He cited the fact that many of to stay away from retirement One better than New York,1 worry fa r more about bed roads sonville Expressway Authority the tta memorable and Oscar-winning M l •• means a DeBary grocer, beams Postm aster Walter Heal— and eight-party ulaptaoee than right to tako far immediate use performances In recent years hava ta ta naturally requests anonymity. signals th* busiest hours for re­ •bout health problem*. property it t a t condemned for right created their roles on the stage. "Yeu get no big erdori; every' tailer* end creates main atreet'e 'Basically ttay 're a pretty t a d of way. thy lot for tta ir age,” aaya Dr. a thing's la t t a Tfrcent to oo-cent biggest traffic foul-upt, Remove}! restrictions In the 1IS9 ' THAT ’ONE HOT DISH* •s tenge. If ! have els paper pious ' Retired folks have more time, 0 . W. Frlsoo, on* of two doctors general appropriation* act which Maybe it’t tradition, perhaps In u peeksge they want me to so they write more,” explains Mr. from nearby towns who mslnUln i » Break It open and sell them three." Henl. "And tinea they're away clinics eevard afternoon* each prohibited any work on second just habit. At any rate lot* of priority building projocta until all us tay th at an all-cold m tal is « Another grocer cemplelni that 4 although ha might sell more diete­ from children and old friends, week la DaBary. "Tho blggast first priority projects are under ■omshow incomplete. Satisfy that everyone worries and writes them. hatards these folk* face ore too « wish for something light and tic foods then tho average food Then from the first to tha fourth much yard work, golf and that contract. Appropriated $129,000 to be add­ easy — yat warm — by opening store, his advantage Is wiped out caeh month we're deluged with blasted highway." I ed td a 1999 appropriation of $979,• th* meal with soup served in Boi auta the tam e customers often ension and dividend check*. On 000 for coflitructlon of a Florida after-dinner coffe* cup*. Bouillon p t u up hie m eat and eggs. An top of that tbare ara fat home STAND* OPERATED BY highway patrol headquarters build­ or consomme, tomato or chicken other worry: Since most DeBary- town newspaperi coming In and BUND DO GOOD BUSINESS broth all ere suitable, and suit ing a t Tallahassee. flee a r t Northerners they often boxes going out for grandkidi and TAMPA IP—Cigar and drink Authorised the Florida Game and the one-hot need. •s e e up unfamiliar Southern citrus gifts for friends." brands. A few recently got *o riled When Mr. Henl errlved eight tends operated by blind poreont Freeh Water Fish Commission to o t not finding their fevoriu pea­ years ago there were six other re­ did an MOO,000 business la t t a last txetang* a tract la tta Jim Cor­ miles of highway* dropped from t months. bett Oamc Management Area, west tta primary road system under th* nut butter they wrote the manu sidents who picked up their meil Tha M full time and fiv# port of West Prim Beach, which Is new highway code. THIS A F T E R N O O N TO lecturer. from a card table In his gro:< tima operator* of the stands made wanted by P rat and Whitney divi­ Authorised th* State Welfare AFTER-DARK COSTUME to Birthdays. Anniversaries store. Since then the post of; * profit of tlM M I from tta M sion of United Aircraft a t a rite designed la navy and light blue Dll try ’s ra ti U m are learning has moved up from fourth »j stands sat up in public buildings- for a jet engine plant, for e larger Beer* to use uncommitted funds Italian silk linen. T ta camtootopreviously appropriated to set up a second class. Mr. Henl has become idjoinlng tract. hospitalization and medical serv­ strapped sheath draaa 1a round• full-time postm aster with three ELECTRIC SHOCK WOMAN Repealed ly-cut-out a t tha top or the bod­ Repea li th* 1961 Development lets fund to welfare recipients. The helpers and construction of a new POMPANO BEACH (A-M ra. He- Credit Corporation act because it state money will be matched by ice and buttoned partway down. poet office has started. The bolero stands out slightly sal Arcella, 97, received a fatal filled to provide sufficient protec­ federal funds. A Clabhoese Mansion ■targe of electricity yesterday, n tion for t t a Investing public. Authorized appointment of cen­ all t t a way around and dips Like mo*t retirement vUegea, De­ medical examiner arid, when the Enacted a law requiring the State sus commissioner* to determine If tn back. I t cornea from Ben Bary w at begun by reel estate de­ dusted tta inside of a working re- Bead Department to maintain with new circuit judges should ta added H aifa collection., ____ velopers. A highway sign states «hat lo with n damp rag. primary road fund* about 2,000 Vo eny district. DeBary waa "founded" by Plan­ tation Estates, Inc., a firm that in 1941 began clearing brush and selling lota on 1,700 acres that loo years earlier was t t a plantation of Count Frederic DaBary, a • ft French noblemen who distributed ehempagna ta this country. The Count's well preserved mansion now carves aa a dubhouta for Sanford Herald Plantation Estates resident*. Classified Ads help you A typical two-tadroom DeBary home telle for about M.ooo, In­ take extra vacations! cluding the lot. With Florida’s They’ll provide you w ith $9,000 homestead exemption end I J 3 1 M artnt Thinks Corps Regrets Courtmartial Princess Grace Expecting Baby In February PARRIS ISLAND. S. C.. Mt — A eruity, bemediled Marino hero, LL Son. Lewie B. (Chesty) Pul­ ler, sold today he th night the Ma­ rine Corps "regrets' tho court m artial of S. Sgt. Matthew C. McKean. la a vole* Ilk* a fog here, th* gtnoral told tho sovon-man courtm artial pane], " I think from the testimony of Gen. Pate yesterday that ho agrto* and regrets that tha Marino Corps over ordered that th ti man bo triod.” Tho Marinos’ commandant, Gan. Randolph McC. Pate, told th* court yesterday ha thought MeKaon m inted only a reduction In rank and a transfer. Th* only Marin* over to hold five Navy Croetas and an Army Distinguished Service Cron, Pul­ ler spoke In hli normal bsttlaflald voice. For his testimony, the microphones wore turned off. Earlier, tho hlgh-domod hero w ii asked by Borman whether ho thought the night march led by McKeon was good military prac­ tice, "ap art from tha rosulta.” T ta g tn a rtl replied " la my opin­ ion, the reason American aoldiars made out ao poorly in Koraa was mostly due to lack of night train­ ing. If w* ara going to win tha naxt war, in my opinion, SO por cant of tho training time should be allotted to night training." Barman asked, "Do I taka It you consider tha march good?" Said Pullar, "good." M O N T E C A R L O Iff) — Prinetss Grace of Monaco, It going to hava ■ baby In T*S roary, tha palace announceJ(A> dav. Th# Prince**, formerly actress Grata Kally of Philadelphia, was married to Prince Rainier III of Monaco, in ceremonies here April 18 and 19. By the term* of a treaty with Franca, this principality on the Mediterranean becomes subject to French taxes, and Its meMto tha French draft, if Rainier Ties without an heir. At airly *« last J a n u a r y , month* before the marriage ceremony took place, Lloyd* of London offered odds of 20 to 1 that Princes* Grace would bav* a baby. A month hafora the wadding, chatting with reporters in Paris. Prince Rainier said ha hoped they would hava atvarsl children. • Reports th at tha Princess wes expecting have been current for weeks. An announcement from tha palace last 8unday said the Prince and hla brida war* plann. Ing a two-month vlelt to the United States, beginning Sep*- Retirement Age For Women Lowered WASHINGTON, (A — Woman be­ tween tho a g ti of 62 and 65 end an ts tla tto d 340,000 disabled per­ sons 90 and ovar were made eligi­ ble for ntw Social Security benefits yesterday. President Eisenhower signed, with some expressed reisrvatlons, a bill to lower the retirement aqe for women and to set up for the flraf time a system of federal payment* to worker* totally and permanantly disabled at ego 50 and above. The new benefits for women will ta reflected in December checks. An estimated 900,000 widows will become eligible for full benefits • t M. Working women and wives of retired workers m sy elect to draw zomewhat reduced bonaflta at SI or wait for full banafite at 19. Officials have estimated that about $00,000 in each category will choose the lowered retirement ■ta- $ 0 . _____________ NARCOTICS CHARGE PLACED AGAINST MAN m TAMPA UP—Sim Lstem, ownrir of a Dada City drug itoro. charged In a federal warant with illeial sale of nsrcotics, posted * $1,000 bond at e hairing bafora U. S. Commlsslonar Morlson » Jc k yesterday. Legal Notice i . ik* cftart • ( C m atr J a i l s Cftftetr. •»■*• ft* FlftfteaIN PltoB A T *. , u n the estate all % D te im l m * i none* Netle* li hcroby alvcn that tho utaoriJanoe will, en tho *th dor of aopttmbor. A. O.. tit* , proooot to tho MooorahU County Judeo «r Jemtnolo County. Florida, hla final re­ turn. account and vnuehort. a* Admlnlitrator of tho Eouto of Anna Mauar. daoaaaad. and at aald lima, than and thoro. mako aonllcattna to tho onto Judeo r mint of hi* adm •atat», and for an him aa auch admlnl Dated this tho ' A. D . I*!*- ^ Orion D As Admlnloti Eatat* of Doccaaad. ANNA UXSSER th* leading NON-FATTENING sweetener B n a iJ n s s e a Iftw ttr Uiai auiar, no uK •laataat afianana. L'u a Red aqnlrrolt voluntarily rw!m stream s and lakaa, Including aueh water* as Lake George end tha broadest parts of L ata ChempUln. Walruses got thalr n am tt from N ona sailors, who called them ’hvalreea.” whale h o rn . AT YOUR FAVORITE OBOCKRY STORE. r HOW TO TAKE EXTRA VACATION .M*yirv money for weekend trips by sellir ling articles you no longer use , , , They give you a vacation from cleaning and caring for things that take your time, and valuable space. 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LTI — A decailc or two *80. » familiar fieurc on the MOM lot war a crtiaty Navy • n turned screen writer. Spis Wcad, who hobbled about on two canea. He probably would hav# hooled at the notion of havlnB hi* own life atory told on the acrecn. Yet thin week hi* own atiiilio I* start­ ing to film “The Win** of E.vtle*’’ the amazing »tmy of Spie Wcad. When MOM bought the story of the screen writer, it didn’t lake any convincing to sign John Ford to direct It. Ford was one of Wrad's best friends. Likewise It was a cinch to sign John Wayne to play the leading role, lie had aUo bccit a friend of Wead’s, had worked wtlh him and Forjl on “They Were Expendable.” That was In I9U. Wcad died in 1917. I learned more about Lt. Cmdr. Spin Wcad'* l i f e from Charles Schnce. himself a screen writer— “The Had and tho Beautiful”— and producer of the film biogra­ phy. It is a labor of love for Schnce, a proud member ’of the Writer* timid of America. He wat born Frank Wcad, Schnce explained, but his Annapo­ lis nickname wu* Spig and that stuck with him to the end of his days. Spig was one of the great naval names of World War I. But something happened to cut his sea career *hort. ‘‘lie was living In a new house in San Diego," Schnce relato.1. “ He got up in the night to look at on. of his daughters and was go­ ing hark to bed when he slipprd and frll downstairs. . Wcad broke his back. The doetors told him he would be forced lo face tile life of an invalid, but he refused to accept their deci­ sion. He taught himself lo walk, slowly im j painfully, with the aid of canes. His Navy career apparently doomed, he turned to writing, es­ pecially about flying, which lie loved. He was associated with some of tho memorable air pictuies of tho 30s and 40s. Among his riedits: "Hell Divers," "Test Pilot," "Dive Bomber." “The Cit­ adel." “They Were Expendable," "Ceiling Zero," ‘‘Blaze at Noon," "A Yank at Oxford." It was natural that the dedicated Navy man would urgently desire to take an active part in World War II. His physiral condition made that seem impossible. But his inventive mind came up wilti aircraft carrier battle plans that the bras* couldn't Ignore. •'Wcad’* condition was that he he allowed to assume active duty, lln did. and cxpcndnl all his en­ ergy. His doctor, who is helping us with the picture, said he would have lived nitirh longer if he hadn’t gone on active duty," ichnce said. YOU CAN WINl Com* in cmf g tt your lntry Blank Howl 575 CHANCES TO WINl S W IE P S T A K E S ! 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S am iIW andants. • o l a C o u n ly , Klotldn MiOTII K OI* B | IT Toil a n d a a r h o f you ar* r a q u l r a d TO: V llin iN IA WII.I.IAMS and J A M B * WII.I.IAMS. a l r u k n o w n aa lo I lia y o u r a n a w a r t i l t h Iha C l a r k JA M E S L E E WILLIA MS, a n d a a r h o f Iho o h . i t * r n t l t l a d C o u r t a n d o f I h t m . a n d If a n v o f l h # m b# a arv a a r u p v t h a r a o f u p o n o l a l n l l f r 'a d r a d . hi*, h e r . o r t h a l r r n p t c l l r * a t l o r n a v u whoa* a d d r a a a la St E aal u n k n o w n ap o u aa, hair* a t law l a * a - f i n # Htraal. O rlan d o . Klorlda. not l a . taa*. d arlaaa*. ira n la .i, llrn ory, t a r t h a n t b a I t l h d a r o f A u g u al c r a d l t o r a . t r u a t a r a o r o l h t r c l a i m ­ A. D. l i s t , a a r a q u l r a d by law. a lia a n t * by t h r o u a b . u n d a r o r a a a l n a t a U a c r a a P r o Conf aaao w ill ho anh i m h a r or l h a m : ANU A 1.1. P ER * t a r a d a a a l n a t y o u a n d a a r h o f y o u IN W I T N E S S W H E R E O F . I h a r o SONS. N A T U R A L O i l A n T I K I C I A L h a v l n c . i lalm liiB lo h av * o r p u r p o r t . h a r o n n t n a r t m r h a n d a n d a f f l a r d In a l o h a t * a n y r l a h t . t i l l * n r I n . m y o f f i c i a l •>-*■ a t S an fo rd Kami* t a r r a t In ih * p r o n r r t r In S n n l n o l a nola C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , ( h i t l l t h day o f J u l y . A U. I U * i>»tinly F l o r i d a . da*erlh«-d lia r rl n t O P II lilIN fP IV C l r r k « f Ih* V o ir ANU E ACH t l K V l t f IIE It K I l T C i r c u i t C o u r t Bainlnol* Counly, T A K E NU TIC K t h a t n null liaa l.aan Klorldn file d a a a l p a t >nu In Ih a a b o r a Hy IL L f l u r d l c k C o u r t . T h * n a t u r e o f t h a aull o r n r o . 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W EIGHTS ,, , - - . m m m m m m ssssm Goodyear Service Store 113 Park Ave. U c.'zi Phones 222-223 �.1* ",riri^ . i Across Lake Switch In Men, Parties Revealed WAT« o v a THI DAM M an y People Thar* B##ms to b# no opposition to th# proposed eeoaeway that la planned to span U f o Monroe and the 8 t Johns River. : One of the most prominent features of ' Urn eauaeway-faridfo la the feet that there __ . ______________ J U win be no costa ato the taxpayers of Ueither dwurty—Seminole or Volusia. AU costa, In the f2S>thousand necessary for the feasibility reports, will be paid r worn a bond Issue which in turn is retired by minimum toll chargee suggested at titteen eenta. The purpose of a primary road, and the proposed eauaeway would be a part of Flor­ ida's vast primary road system, is to serve •e many of Florida's motoring citizens a> possible. And as described by the state’s road cods, the primary road system would connect county seats with cities of larger a as a a a am m ......Sanford Is certainly in favor of the 'Causeway, and we are behind the proposal, K for the simple reason that the new highway ; .Jtaldng Highway 17-92 with the causeway 5 would serve every community that Is now i.M a« served by the Inadequate route with -th e addition of another community. ESI Modern roads, not limited access high"ways* serve Florida communities better, for they give every motorist an opportunity i u n -c e use the facilities. Safe transportation too, S>Y jjj provided In the new four-laned through- f ■ P * *We disagree • with some th st the highway Would slow-up traffic through the present French Avenue Throughway—experience in the use of the Jacksonville Expressway and ether toll facilities over the State give way . to the fact that traffic moves fast without wndue barriers. r .Traffic hai moved through Sanford over French Avenue highway at a fatter than ever before, with increased speed j* and th* aiimlnatkm of traffic lights it would tend to disrupt th* smooth flow M tha thousands .of vehicle* which pass Ithrough it daily. ' There U no reason to burden the tax­ payers of th* State end the two counties frith highw ay costs th st would sxesed, by t> The Sanford Herald many thousands of dollars, the costs of the proposod causeway. The causeway, • now in its preliminary planning stage with the feasibility report on traffic underway, ean be built for an esti­ mated $4V4-mllllon. Another route, neces­ sitating the expenditure of funds for ex­ pensive right-of-ways, the building of a drawbridge, and the erection of a new rail bridge, would far exceed the present esti­ mates on the proposed route and the build­ ing of a causeway. Another feature proposed for the new causeway that many people are overlooking is the recreational facilities that will be pro­ vided. Two huge islands with access from both sides of the bridge will be thrown open to boating enthusiasts, fishermen, skiiers, and picnickers. This feature alone is worthy -of the highest consideration. Whnt we especially like about the cause­ way and the new route Is the fact that High­ way 17-92 will be In the Immediate back yard of DeBary, eliminating th* heavy truck and through traffic from DeBary’s front yard. DeBar^, being a retirement center, and one of Florida's moat beautiful, would develop Into a fabulous center and become the fastest mowing community in th* State with a new highway serving it. Enterprise, DeBarv's next door neigh­ bor. would be given an opportunity to ex­ pand and develop Into th e community reaidants have dreamed of for years with the causeway and new route serving it as well as th* other communities of Central Florij 0 ,’_ . _ . . . . . . To bo oure, Bonford doosn t wont to bo relecrated to the unknown with it* most lmnortsnt artery taken awav from it- It would be foolish for Central Florid* citizens to even think of such a proposal, even thnuoh there are eom* few who would fellah such an Idea. ' The nremosed rausewav would serv# T)afjind, Orange City, DeBary. Enterprise. Ponford. Casselberry, and all other communlties in the Central Florida system of highwnvs end roads. It is another l*nk toward comol-tlng a highway that would aceomoda?e thousands of citizens and travelars who otherwise would have only a highway betw—n so-called centers of population. It ts not selfishness on tha part of Semi nol# Countv and Sanford citizens that th# fcsaria. •was Herlong Report hare tha other day th at It might ha • good Ida* t t th* J —* tw# week* of Con•teaa were abolished. Th* reason fo r thla ia obvious, W* move aieng a t ■ snail's pace for *evoral months, and then all of a try te get everything _ h Juat a few deye. U la tins** ilk* tkie when moot bad kgialntlM slips through. W* have been meeting from’ I# •'clock is Ute merniag aaUl • or 9 at night ovary day far past week *r aa. Aa tha aaaaien comas ta a cloao you atari wondaring about what haa boon accomplished durlag this partitular session. Be»teae savorml bills affecting particular sections *f *ur dl*. trict which wo erer* able te got pasted, 1 era* th* first author of the bill which waa‘ pe***d te exempt gasoline used on fe m e from th* Federal gasoline tax. W* were able te get money for the continuation of tha St. Augustine Harbor project and te B E L G B A D B , Yugolavte (ft— Bulgaria before you decide,'’ I Tha II teen-agers were excited and said, very hippy a t the Borne airport. «How would you like to rtsM They peeked a t their passports, tha UnitedI States?" •a do all n«w revelers, and ad giggled Giuseppe thought a minute and over tha photos. The two girls were then anil ad. pedal pushers and were very proud "I would like to go very muek. of them. Giuseppe sported a beanie, to see Hollywood and meet Rocky Moat of the other boya were blue Marclae*. However, nobody ever * * * ,nd tocb««h*d u« to ga to a camp in Amer- Their pinched facet and narrow choata ware a tip-off te poverty a»J undernourish*#*. Back boms I would hava figured them alum kida atf for freak air camp. Oiuioppt. wbo lit btiidi no to th* old two-eaglae Yugoatav piano, fumbled with hla teat halt with •wbarrasimant t tftfred '-Tlsank you," h* said gratefully, -you ,** this la my first Urn* In an airplane, although I am pros**ent lh* Partisan Boat of Terig your friends tram Taml, too?" "No. they are at! praaidant* of »«*•> £$1 i( ^ (ha comraJsa there, Wa art going to a big vacation camp on tha Black le a lor atx weeks.'* Through coincidence, lor Uw ■ext four hour* of chatting with ( v> >- 1 They won th* Olympioo. You muet ! “ fai^sd for the Bueetene by tha |upply u mor# plentiful. Georg* Orvtd, deputy minister *f He noted II states last month culture. _____________________ _ __ It envision* exchange tour* of turned back iccloa previously _ . AL ,**®ln* th# ' four Russia* and four American •fi°tb d them and that aeven of troupe* during 1#»T, after Now boa* atatee waived their rights Year's Kve proml.ro performan- »• illotmanU available te th e* coo b Now Yeek aad Moscow, July toRoe* reported. . ■ -----------The diminutive thMtrica) pre- good getting dirty or kicked now and then there's a proUy good job waiting lor you—aa a lady konatboor. W. K. Combs, wbo la Td aad on* of tho few horses hoars left In DorIda, wants to rotiro but can't find anyone te take over hla work. Combs figures that more women than maa rids horses nowadays so "I'm thinking If soma good stout girl got Interested la It I'd teanr her te fit sboea." Ha remarked rather unhappUy k* thought he'd once had a good prospect “but eh* weighed only 10 pounds. Wouldn't do." NOUBB PAINT 5ENKARKGUSS ANDP M 11 >1 IN M O T Cab# IMA MM I e Signs That Indicate Emotional Instability §f m m H. S U IS U B I, B-R> HOW emotionally stable nr* Chronic alcoholism, d*histone fou? It's e b e t th a t no* out of every to American* wbo graduate from high school this year will be andar treatm ent for n etch mind •omatima during hla life. In many cases, a mental aback ap, especially If andortaken when signs of emotional Ulnae* Brat appear, may h alt and prevent a eomptote m ental breakdown. or hallucinations, refaaal to face realities, feelings of hopelessness, suicidal Id eu or attempt* a t sui­ cide, excessive or abaoneal sexu­ ality, habitual criminality and abusive and destructive behav­ iorism*. What te a you do b hofp pre­ vent development af Um m symp­ toms? Dr. Llebmaa Bab Um m eaggeottona u guldepoate: Wbat are some of thee* early Love thy nslghbor. Aaaap t peo­ Mgna of emotional lilntai? ple m they are. Be tolerant of Dr. Samuel Llebman, Chicago others and of poor own short­ psychiatrist, u r a eom* of the comings. Attend church regular­ warning signs which might mean ly. Religion te eonaoltng; H t e a tha beginning of -«w«M«npi prob­ net u a truquUiacr. lems are: Talk out your tenatona, Laera Irritability, restlessness, rebel- to acoapt things you o a a t change. Mouaneaa, Inability to concen­ Control pour aniiotlea, d o s t tot trate, frequent lettings of gloom them control you. Braao any doubt yeu aright DUMtiefaction with one's lot have through period!* aheok-ipA kt Ufa, difficulty ta getting along Unaheckad and untreated manwith associates or-----------_ holding .jobs. — . ta] stress, rttnsmbar, can m u m failure to adjustments a t n#r-"ty allmaate aaah so aloera •olttl* and high blood jprmoara la a d d ttlo a .b evantual aw nU i b r a tie eating or Beeping hab­ breakdown/ its , everladulgence, excessive smoking, Mttng or drinking. T. C.: Is It poartbto, even h av ti* Bven rapt*ted minor infrac­ touched poison h r , aot b h a w tions of tha tow or Sight from reactions to Uf religion might Indicate a a earn- Answer: dome pansae ana tfft-pi problem. m a b contact w k i toy with Indications of more Imminent p e rb e t safety, while e th e n era danger of poraonaUty distntogra very likely to react *v*B when tha lion. Dr. L lth a n i iaaya, a n th* potoon from it ie canted to th a n following signs; •u m m , . I , » o W jo v f'i A lH I ( O N U I I I O N I O I h mM r 1 LAST SHOWING TODAY 1 M l A I HI Ernest Trum bchird Shannon Ha M il read board member* had wanted te get out mere te ae« worVe under way and hoped te work in § few mere tuck ***• alone later on b ether pert* *f the etato. •We think It la a good Idee ta get away from Tallahaase* tba* te tiaae but H pro• grant difficulty because aU of *ur key personnel aad re­ ha FEATURES — ItM 1:4* 4 tM t d ( StlS MtW — STARTS TOMORROW — — DOUBLE FBATU1B PROGRAM — ■ A fter July l l , 19*4. I will net be reason albte far on? debts kg the WAITS FUR OO. (signed) J . Walts A t th* British Broadcasting Company, vow* Paul Porter, they have n category for documents more sacred even than those classi­ fied m "top aecret" Tbase uUre-proetcua paper* ar* atampod •B. B. It" , aa abbreviation for "Bum Beforv Reading." • um , by Beanstt O u t Ptcuiboted by Bias Faster** SrsdJtste STARTS TONIGHT STARTS liN t#ilSe A !lr I ' l i j l ^ f thst package?" demanded the auspicious agent "An inflatable lifeboat that will hold eight men," said th# writer. “On# more wisecrack," decreed the agent "and I no longer represent you. Now what's in that package?" So th# writer opened th# package, pushed the button on the compressed air cylin­ der, and fled. The boat backed the agent to tightly into s comer it took the lire department to hack him cut. V * m ' oton J ^ . divorce certificates te establish lh* states and territorial. Sec rotary of Welfare Folsom n • » announced thla was dona "*• that K U S S IO A Q M 6 S mors vaccina will be available u _ a * , area* where tha demand la greau | 0 b fllC rtO lllfir eat." Folsom added that the move Exchange With U.S. was taken upon recam mtndatioa MOSCOW m - A m e r i c a n of Dr. Leonard A. Schetle, who showman Billy Rom aava tho wound up hla work aa surgeon Soviet Union ha* a creed In prin­ general of the Public Health Bervciple t* eend MO Russian enter- tea Tuesday, tafnoro te th# United States and gchacla reported that demand there?" let POO American entertainers f a vaccine la now much "Yes," I replied, **S??^.**^ro*V » atrongar in soma areas of the Rom aeid a draft agreement C0Untry than In others and that "The “ Rueslane were very etrong. have teen them?" "They were good la try skiing and hockey," I said, "But nobody wins the Olympics." Ha looked a t aw wiaely and said H writer invaded th* two-by-four nffles of s struggling Hollywood agent with a small package la hla arms. •What’s is S fflta t T m p rifn p S a c • a iu ic a j i c m to n e s V o C C iflfi A l l o c a t i o n eow?" Giuseppe wae takes aback whoa I told him l was aa Americas newspaperman. H im , as If to let me know he didn’t think being an American wae toe bad, ha Mid: "Rocky Marc lane ia aa Amarietn an ltelo-Aawrieaa." I asked If he liked aporte. "Oh, yes. Cycling, eoceer and boaing. Skiing, too." "You should hava aeei la liar wia th* downhill at f u n -P r « « 4. . L that previous marriages were dlssolved. g jf minor children are among o,t survivors, birth or baptismal r8Corda arc required, containing tho names of both parents end data of birth. If tha chlIJrcn were adopted, a copy of the court order of adoption is needed. 4. Parents filing a elalm mutt establish their relationship to tho veteran by furnishing VA with a certified copy of tho veteran’* blrtl or baptismal certificate con­ taining tho names of both parents and evidence of thalr dependency, Parker said this evidence I* rtqulred by the laws governing compensatloa and pension payments, ^ „ G O V O m m e ilt E n d s ^•How^'art *w_ ___________ , ended federal atCommunists aa ____ were previously ......w married, eh* ___ ment_______ Wednesday made In Waatara Europe lip Moo- should furnish ooptea^of desth'or location nf* Salk “ “ polio vaedn* te '!• Y ear Try and Stop Mo V e te ra n s C o rn e r ___ ___ ___ _________ ____ they There would b# appaaranc* la Baa* at Patrick Air gore# Baa*. Invite us aa comrade* ov#a u a t. elttae of about th ifru n * popuWhile these things ar* positive Haly U not aa far advanced." nocomplUhmanta, If I ware te ob­ "Maybe yeu better wall and ao* la tie* b soak country, apd oppearnaceo oo th* U J . commarserve m tha most Important ” ' elal aad Ruaalaa atote radio and achiovemrat af this soaalon of wore put pp te m just In televtstoa networks, Bom Mid. Congrou, 1 would aay it waa th* te bo celled * "do eomothing" Ha Mid tbs State Department feet that th* Congress did aot C • a g r a a a would h a v a had eapreaaad approval in prin­ enact any civil right* legislation been n ahem* and • disgrace. I ciple. end did not pats the federally- d* net believe th at for n Concontrolled Federal Aid te Educe- g ro u te be i suaceae yeu have tion Bill. I realise that ia a nega- te pass a lot of laws. Aa • matRood Board To Hold live achievement, but aomatlmas ter af feet, if wa apaat a Congrote call be better judged by time *crowing the lair* that w* M t O H n Q , I l l i p O C t something that it doesn’t d* did pesa, and maybe ropeaUag than by aemething that ia dons. *oma that had already been peas- B M I | P m i a r t t I know, too, that Praaldant T w - ed, w* would be better off. Aa a “ 0 0 * 1 r n j J B W l l maa waa elected in 194$ simply parting shot, may I aay that wa TAI.LAMAISBI (Ft— Chairbecause be lambasted tha R*- would b* e lot better off If the men Wilbur Jeneo eald Mondav publican SOtb Congress, dubbing lupreme Court would ault usurp- tkg State Read Beard would hold K a “d* aothlng" Congroas. Ing aur lagialativ* power* aad a epecial meeting ta Pinellas Sometime* i» is $ virtue te do writing laws tat* thalr dactaloea. County eom* ttm* In Auruat and nothing. Te my mind te kav* even though they bavea't beoa " " M foapart read prejacte la of tba bills th at enacted by Coagroce. th at Wcet Ceaet area. Joaee eald Al Reger* of Clearwater, road beard member from that district, waa handling ci elal assl'ant on disarmament. A hot eonrenUon, opening Aug. By JAMBS MABLOW 2. The Republican!' professional 13. with Adlal Steven ton end KeAssociated Press News Aaslyst WASHINGTON UH - What a politician* seemcJ to have every- fauver the front-running contendthing s.a. nesuy neatly arsrngea ararnged tnsi that ms tha cr» era iur for mo the prc.m presidential nomine. ■witch In men and parties! uung cuu., num inij, Ten Java ago so far as Is known delegates to the convention, open- lion and New York’i Gov. AverelP*' Harold E. Stassen and Sen. Eitee ■»* Aug. 20, would have trouble Herriman and olbtrs scrambling Kefauver still yearned to move their finding something to do until tha for It ‘oo, Stevenson had a good* sdga In furniture into tho Whle House. Now time came to rubbar-.tamp tha Stassen says ha h a. given up on EUenhowerNlxon_|cket1 hgnln Indicated strength but Kefauver, Before sundown July 23 Stasaen who practically exhausted himself tho presidency permanenUy. Ke­ fauver has given up oo K this began talking so loudly and long In 1932 and again this year In pur­ that th i Republican convention suit of the Democratic nomination, year, a t least. Nine days ago this month's po­ may turn into a contest over the still hoped, or so It aeemad he’d vice presidency, be tapped. litical conventions looked like a Stassen said private polls showed Tuesday, Kefauver, euddenly and picnic for tho Republicans, a cat- Vice President Nixon woulill be a unexpectedly, announced he wat^] and-dog fight for th« Democrats. 3*n on the .1 .ticket—he mf aaya, uniting the race In favor of StevenNow tha oppositle may be true, "burden" now Nixon would lose millions of ?Qn / nJ wouId 6,v# hlm hU |Up. thanks to Stassen and Kefauver. votes—and should step aside In When *he sun came up July 23 favor of Gov. Christian A. Herter port. Ha said he realised he didn’t have a chance. , this wai tha picture: of Massachusetts as Eisenhower'a Hardman says he's still running. 1. Stassen, a presidential'candi­ running mats. date in overy election since 1914, Republican pros jumped him In So there may still be a fight a t the .. ..n 't running this y ar. He didn't a hurry, even suggested he resign. convention. And ■ struggle over t have a chance anyway President Instead, he talked more. Now Els­ civil rights plan, between Northern Elsenhower was running. There enhower has permitted him a and Southern Democrat* could bust wee no reason to think Stassen month * leave to go out end atlr *he convention and tha party aid* still didn’t have tho bug for 19(0. up Republican delegates against ° l* n* . Meanwhile, he ace: ed content Nixon. But at tha moment things look with hi* job a t Elsenhower's apeThen on Sunday Stassen sail he calmer for th* Democrats. Kefauis not only not a candidate to be var anJ S'evenson had nice thinca Elsenhower’s running mat* this to aay about each other Thla was year but has forever taken him- a switch from their bitterness in ■elf out of consideration for tho ha primaries. Kefauver weeks ago presidency and vice presidency, had Mid ho had been unpleasant Ice. The Buligarians a»J Hungar­ Tuesday, before the sun came up, about Stevenson only because "I thla wa* the Democratic picture: got m ai and lost my head." ians and Russians ask us*." At Belgrade, th# youngsters wavad friendly goodbys to me— and beaded ehetrfully toward the Bulgarian Indoctrination c a m p where they would be told that J y B K N N IT T C IR F the America, which never Invited them, was a place of evil. ARRY KURN1TZ told Csskle Stinnett about th* day ■ How Moscow Makes New Reds Four suggestion* t* aid Florida survivors of deceased veterans la filing elalme tor death comperfsation and pension were offered today by VernM R. Parker, manager of tho Paia-s-Grlllt Veterans Ad­ ministration Regional Office. Parker eald th* Paae-a-Grllle Regleaal Office now procetaee new claims far death benefits andar a recant VA decentralisation pro­ gram. Pormsrly, these claims bad te he aant to Philadelphia, Pa. for procossing. By following these four suggeslions survivor* will expedite th* payment or rejection of elaims, Parkef said. Tha hints ere: V If the veteran's death eertlflcate does net contain ■ statement ae w th* cause of death, It should be accompanied by a certificate from tbs attending phyiielaa abowra u se w a v Is b ein g boosted an d prom oted, Giuseppe and hU fritnda te tha lag th* date* af troatm aat and I t is a d e sire to m ake av ailab le to m ore an d Intimacy of aa airborne plan*, I cause of death. m o re people w ho, w ith th e ir ta x dollars, to leara a partial answer te 1. A widow filing a claim should a guostloa many F*MU»*d Oeltr ««eaat Saturlay s*« Busier ■Ism matter Oetebar IT, till at SBetests as 15# Pees 0Offte* af. Baaforl. Florida anlor tks Aot •f r.ngr.M of Morch t. 1ST* r**D BOBRIN*. Kdltar to* Fubllthar t ■SABION HARMAN *n.. El.eutlv* Editor fvSLYM J OUSHINO. Advortlilot Mana««r " » 'r cm ... and . 1. 1. I. • member at tbs Shm Iik I Is aatttlad eaoluilv.lp U Iba uaa far r.puhllra- an effort to better th# enterprise of every _____aU tbs ltaal aawa prtatad la thla a.w.pap.r, Individual, company, business, and corporatlnn. ___ by O eaarel Aa»srtuih« O aorete Savinas Bask Bide. Tha realization of th# causeway ts Just Atlanta Qaartla good business, good planning, and sound S U B S C R IPT IO N .. RATXS >Rv Carrier tee par pt waak One Mealk II IS ♦Mnktn* on the part of those who know rBares Ideatks at* Maitka Oa* Tsar highways and the part they plav in serv­ UM ____ ......... 9I?».■ . .. Itl.lt rAtl Okltearf eaUeea, sards of thanks, raaolutlasa and ing the people of every community. ,or ,h» au'PO'a of unda will ka skargsd far at rsaular advsni.lnaral.lsa rates There la no doubt that feasibility re­ 4, Thor. Aag- 2, 1931 ports wilt sanction the causeway, the new route, and the building of a bridge and high­ ; TOOAra BIBLE VERSE way to better aerva Florida as a* whole. In Oh that I war* aa in tba days of my no aervlng the state, the highway will also youth!—Job 80:11 benefit the thousands of people even un to ; -W # would lika though’to hava the wiadom ten thousand or more, who use 17-92 either • t old •* •—«o one long* to be aa follish dally, freonently, onca-in-awhlle, or merely And inexperienced aa he was aa a callow just once a year. youth. Wo would maka the same mlaUkea, Highway 17-92 runs In both directions no doubt I It la fortunat* that ws can't live and will sen e every person and every com­ over again. munity in Its path. i 1 i"i' - '^ p r r * T ' • ■■■■■ - ........ ... "‘SSfea"** "Children Under I I A dm ltfrl Free" �,-sr'-;n I THE SANFOnn HERAl.P Thor. Ant. Z, 1958 P i p *,1 S o cia l gvc/riA Dunn Home Is Scene For Party Feting •L Koontz Personals : Potatoes. . . For Summertime Fare anci po tato b a u d w T m M, S t u p . e r n e Weeks I caps n M « ••» •* mmimtmmm I Mkls.pMm.aN ** « P rm m n n Don 31111 of Indlanapollt, tnd. has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Evans and Donna. I t . S l M p * . * , .1 1 1 ,4 •mi.* I l« S l.lp ..M i M T.U .tl. M S I . i p * . a nU S k«*4 o k , 4 . | f « nnm Se hire. John G. Dunn feted Miss Mrs. J. F. McClelland left re­ I tap 41 n 4 cmimrr Linda Koontz, bride-elect of Au­ cently to visit her son, Dr. George MM pmimimmm mm4 M l ) imtmikmt. Ai4 cacaakmt, gust 18, with a bridal shower <ml.IT mm4 maim* Sl«m4 M tm aam u. n 4 aUlk. McCelland in Radford, Va, and A M lm pmtmM MlsMim. A M m U c bmaSs mm* Wednesday evening at her home her daughter In Baltimore. Md. .tic * . kmr4 tmmkme m m CAU1 e l Mmmi I M kmat on oak Ave. at 8 p. m. M kl.mS qaamM. She also plans to visit In Norfolk, .*>J in .n e t - I i . f l . . , K ' . j r u l o i l I lie Va. with a sister. edo may don a lightweight black living and dining rooms of the felt hat. house, intersperaed with natural John Schlrard returned l a s t It the tone of the wedding Is greenery. A creation of flowers night after visiting in Cuba and simplicity and the ceremony Is i adorned the mantel in the living the Isle of Pines for a citrus either morning or afternoon—a n d ! room accented by two brass canmeeting. Happy Birthday the bride Is wearing an afternoon 1delholders bearing t w o white Aagwst t dress—the groom may wear a navy tapers. Mrs. J. E. Courier returned re­ Charles G. Wllka During the course of events blue suit, white shirt and a navy cently from a week's vacation In Don Brackenrldga games were played with prizes four-in-hand tie. Daytona Beach. W. D. Meeds • h C t O RAM WJTR POTATO V t G IT A S I I M U D going to Mrs. Ben Butler and the Atom ikm ■*•< tram, | tom ml ip ir .4 k n . A r r a s , • m plmllmt with Aagwst 2 honoree. She then opened her Mr. and Mr*. John Courier Jr. ■t.vmSt ml PmlmM-V«t.ImSIm SalmS mm4m IS * « n i MM *«P John Rogara many lovely gifts. B la t .e mmlmm m»4 I lmkl.ip.ma> mtm.mai wilk 4 map* sakme of Oviedo (pent the past month •m .k.4 p.i.immm arkUm pmlmMmm atm stiil Amt. Cmml m.4 >44 I William M. Weather* Punch, Individual cup cakes In New Smyrna Beach with their cap 4 » .4 rac.Mkmt. H sap sUs*4 tt4lakss ma4 V, tap salm4 decorated with pastel colored rose­ 4 r , p t . M t .1 .4 M l. <astmi4 tap* tm tkmp* u 4 lata mal children, John, Jim, Mary, and malm Imltatm. Omtaimfe tmitA rM lak m.4 .a .a a A t t Omvmt.is. buds, mints and nuts were served Martha. MmSss 4 smtTiaea. NEW CONTROLS SIMPLIFY from a tatila overlaid with a lace COOKING Schedule of Miss Myrtle Wilson, cloth. An arrangement of flowers Sirs. Charles Goetchlua of Al­ N• boll evert, we Home Demonstration Agent August -uu .cm t-ecoraied the center of exandria. Va. Is visiting with her ne the table flanked by four burning 1-7 is as follows. daughter, Mrs. John Galloway and watching, no spattering, contant atirring, — no more August t 4-H County Council of- j white tapers. family. burning, scorching or Sticking, fleers will meet with the Council' Those attending were the hon­ that la if you are the poeeaeeof president. Miss Bette Jeanne Rob­ oree, her mother, Mrs, K. L. of the new automat!* top humor inson a t her home in Long wooJ to Koontz, Mrs. Robert Berg, Mrs. SUPPER POSTPONED The covered dish suppmr that heat control. Tho Gai Appliance ptan their radio program, at 2:00 George Dagur, Mrs. Louise Low*, POTATO lA U D - P lC N IC ATTIC m i *. , h ‘*i j u . i i ,-, airs, joh.i .ucp. m. was to be held Tuesday by Semi­ Manufacturer* Aaaoclatlon reports II tm . araml •• kttef kmck lAm k.mitf mpp.ntm ml pmaW. amlkiaa August S 4-H Neighborhood meet­ Lellan, Mrs. Clyde Robertson, Miss nole Rrbekah l-odge No. 43, la that with thla naw top burner •1U S. Ikm u s mamll ata.ll ml ml Am mmm»v.t,,n i.m lia e la Ikm Ik . aimmt a i.a l • ill 4m II U US* akats.ts immslias * a i4 .s ts . A . II al a ssm tkr laks tt i m s i I at . . . ‘a aa Iks Tatra ing will meet with Miss Bette Sue Karraker and Mrs. Dunn. postponed Indefinitely. Because you take tho guaaaworx out of j,, k .s,4 s r .a t b sa st, It's e tsa l laa. P i.p .t . taut k a u b a t s .it la Jeanne Robinson at 2:00 p.m. . u t i l pmtll.t ktlw ttm w a s .4I pap.t. I n . , • !• • • a p a c k . . . al the I.O.O.F. Hall la being re-dae- everyday cooking operation* Ilka _____. . . . M Asm ____________ ____ warming up laft-overa, making ckatcatl f t *ikal * Ikal " a . 1 4 .., l______ i...t - » 4 a u .a_ f Ikm August 4 Slavla 4-H girls will orated. bum's Issla M ikal .14 tia a S k f s i aU picaitk.rt-pmtmM taM4aven golden brown pancakes, fry­ have charge of the 4-H Radio pro­ 500 Lbs. Lobster ing bacon and ogga, to • turn* gram 11:30-11:45 a.m. over station Being Flown In cooking vegetablaa without broil­ SUPER SOUP WTRR. Thin cream-cheese-ehlves with a ing dry. But you can ovan make Wk.m rma bap pmlmMmm mm* Ikal U t p 'i. k tu m*4 kat4 aa4 Amrm August I Sewing elsss will meet imlmiiv.lp s u .a ik mkM. A.ml4 I k .u U Ik.p . . . n M mm Mraia« bit of eream and stir this, into tha more difficult roclpoa at the Community Center at 2:00 For SNAS Party f tt.am. . . a . SMI M kav k . f iIkmu k . u la M pmp.t pap.t km«« k .« s wtitk _• a m a ua k •»l*4mw !• * •• mack ms tkmmm u a 4 . ‘bp Ualmm Sms 4 P tp .t Cmipmtmilmm. Tks hot tomato soup for a tasty simple such as Hotlandalaa a.m. The Officers Wives Club of the pmpmt ________ ,k i.!4 . Ikm psltlm b s u U«kl . I n k .m asts Iks fn m t and earmallting auger. variation of an old favorlta. Four 4-H girls, one leader and 8NAS Is planning for Saturday c s l.t lt f i Iks wlaSmw eU sw t psm is ik .u calm. aa4 sa tb lp . the Agent will leave at 2:00 p.m. night a "fabulous" Shipwreck for a Recreational Camp at Camp Party with the main altraction be McQuarrie, August «-• ing BOO pounds of Milne lohitrr* lovely and "il was so cool K waa Lake Monroe Home Demonstra­ being flown tn for the occasion almost cold." They alao stopped tion club will meet with Mrs. Ha­ A limit of 200 ticket* has been by Niagara Falls. Mra. Patrick said zel Gardner at 7:30 p.m. set so those who are Interested In THURSDAY August 7 Oviedo 4-H girls will attending arc asked to get the that the lodges and resorts are Tha Bemlnola Associations] have >helr summer neighborhood reservations in to their unit rep "hurting" because most uf the peo meeting at the school a t 1:00 p. m. rcsentatlve. If vsu prefer chic­ pla are "coming to Florida for a W.M.U. Meeting will be held at BY SANDRA BERG ken, which will be served tu non summer vacation." That's good 10:00 a. m. at First Baptist lobster cate’*, plcass tell the rep BILLY KIRC1HIOFF AND LES-lturncd home Tuesday after spend- news Isn't il? Church, New Smyrna Beaeh. A rescntatlve when making the res L1E SMITH will probably have |ng the past three week* camping at • ••• delegation will attend from Banervatlona. dishpan hands by tha time .urn-1 ,lie chimmnyei> Xenn. in the grca« ! have been a>krd to announce Time is 7 p. m. and the place Is mer Is over! For a vacation?—this i „ , ,, . that the Boy and Girl Scout camp ford First Baptist Church The Intermediate Choir re­ the BOQ on the base. For added year the bova are dishwashers nl Sn'«kF Mquntains Nationsl Park. al Sliver Lake will be closed to hearse* at 7:00 p. m. at First entertainment, beside* the eailng «lhe Hole! Winsor owned by Frank Tommy Jr. was "thrilled" aa was the public Aug. 4 to 10lb. Baptist Church. of the lobsters, will be dancing to Mebane, In Elizabeth, N. J. Tho Helen with the "real" bears who •••* 'B Y ADDIB PREVATT the music of the Station combo. {Sanford lads left June 26 ami will cams down from tha mountain The Adult Choir rehearse* at The Rev. and Mrs. W. A. NEW ARRIVAL LISTS INThoaa coming are aikrd to climb be about a week late for achool as st ies to "search " in the irash cans Ellenwood have as their gueata, Into their moat tattered and torn they won't leave the hotel until af- for food. A* there ia an average of CLUDE...........Lt. Cmdr. end Mrs. 8 p. m. at Kirat Baptist Church. SATURDAY Mr. Ellenwood*' parents, Mr. and old clothes to enter the atmos­ !cr Labor Day. I’ll bet they have about noo people who camp there L. J. Leary living a* 2014 Maple Vance Duke will lead Ihe R.A.'a Mrs. J, W. Ellenwood of Savan- phere of a shipwreck. A special time to do a "little sightseeing, a night there Isn't much danger Ave. Here from Island Whidbey at Firat Baptla Church at 1:30 ah, Ga. just so you "don't go up end shake N. A. S. Washington they have Invitation is extended to the wives don't you? Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Summeralll of VAH-J. hands with them." During the stay girl four and a half and a boy a. m. • s .s three, . . . Mr. and Mra. John The Caatal Claia of the Firat have as their guest, Mrs. SummerThis Is going to be • grand The Rainbow Girla are not being they visited Tuckalecchee Caverns sills' slater Mattie Lee of Lulua "gat-together" and avarynne is Idle this summer for one moment. •ana Dam at Fontana Village, Harold Rader from Washington Methodiit Church will have a pic­ and Mr. Summersllla' brother and urged to gather one and all for Marchclta Campbell, d. tighter of at Townsend, Tcnn., and the Fon- D. C. The Raders are living at nic at Rock Springe. Cart will sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. taw two new mountain histo- 1220 Randolph Street and have one leave the church at 3 p. m. Bring tha big lobster feed. That's Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Campbell In­ t They SummerslU of Jacksonville. vited a host of 14 or more to her la plays "Churky Jack," and "The child, a boy 11. He Is a paint con your basket supper and tabla aarvday night on tha baa*. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Geiger and home one day last week with the Great Smokies" at Gatllnsburg. A tractor. , . . Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ice. Cold drink* and rolli provi­ daughter, Mrs. H. H. Geiger and idea of forming a choir so that Ihe vacation like this doesn't cost Boynton at 2204 Coronado Ave. ded. eon Cletiue, and Mrs. Norman Fore girla will have muilc in<! songs much as the park grounds are free here from Pensacola. They have SUNDAY were dinner guests Tuesday of during the Initiation* end so forth. and the state provides tours by three children and are building in The Firat Baptist Church Junior Pineerest. . . . 14. and Mrs. L. J. rangers for those who are interest­ Mrs. Geigers' son and daughter-inSongs were sung and practiced and Choir will rehears* at the church. law, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Geiger the get-togothor was topped with ed. There ar« no electric lights Kilrline here from I'cnsaeola also, Dr. W. P. Brooke Jr., begin* ■ and family In Orlando. tha serving of homemade Ice but there is running water. . . . he Kilcllnea are living at 170 Pine- series of discussion studies for crest Drive and have two boys and cold mountain stream s., . good for Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Markham cream. This organization has built Wdnrsday e v e n i n g s at 7:30 and son Joe of Norfolk, Va. were up during Ihe past achool year the blood circulation early In the a girl. . . o'clock at Firat Baptist Church on recent guests of Mrs. T. W. Pre­ and the members and officers have morning. ihe subject, "Growing a Christian ess* vs tt and family. hopes for iu continued growth. NOW MOTHER GETS Pcraonallty." Evsryona ia Invi­ Mr. and Mrs. Merle SummerslU M A most delightful vacation" Tho Senford chapter la proud to ted to-attend. VACATION TOO and family have had as their re­ were the words of Mrs. W. A. Pat­ have a Grand officer and the fun The Andrews Club meet! at 1:11 It's amaaing how many women cent guests, Mr. and M n. Robert and Ideas Ihe girls era getting rick about the trip she and her Good all and children of Ft. Lauder­ husband took during the past struggle along with broken-down p. m. at Firat Baptlat Church. spell* better citizens. dale MONDAY month. Having arrived home Fri­ cooking ranges, no hot water **•• The Friendship Clasa of tha Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes has Tha W. A. Adams ere expecting day the events and places *f in­ supply and primitive measures to as their guests for the weekend, a phone call from her mother, terest were still fresh in her mem­ preserve food when they take off P in t Christian Church will msot Diane and Debbie Huskena of San­ Mrs. R. A. Newman, any moment ory. They went by car up through to the seMlde cottage, a bungalow a t 7:30 p. m. at tho Church. ford. TUESDAY (o say that she is bark from Alabama, Wisconsin and Michigan In a rural community or a The Rev. and Mra. W. A. EllenEurope. Mrs. Newman left June 4 across into Canada "which hai a "Shack" on a lake. Yet today, Tho D.A.V. will havo t aoelul wood had aa their weekend gueata, end ha* been on a "cooks lour" lovely highway going east to west." even an Isolated cahln-ln-the-woodi meeting at tha D.A.V, Hut at 7:30 Mr. and Mra. H. I . Patterson of of Europe also spending two weeks She was most enthusiastic about can be •• convenient e* a city p. m. Tampa. In England. She visited her nep­ the sights In Canada where they or suburban home, with LP-gae The Woman'* Society of ChriaMr. and Mrs. Marvin Tanner, hew, Profesaor Gower In Herts, visited Sudbury, a little town of The Gas Appliance Manufacturer* tlan Service of the Firat Mathodlit Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bush and Mr. Assoclntlon says thnt this modern six or eight thousand which has England and a rousin, Miss Edith Church will have an oxacutlvo and M n. Lamar Bush of Mlnner, Lee at West-Cliff-On-See. They ex­ grown to about "40 thousand" be­ “boom" operates en automatic board meeting at • a. m. followed Ga. were recent gueete of Mr. and pect to hear from her Friday when cause of the uranium strike. They water heater, a kitchen range, a by a buainesa and program **»• Mr*. R. C. B nddy, Mr. and Mrs. ihe la due to land In Canada. Mrs. then went east to Northbay which complete heating plant nr space aion at 1:45 a. m. Hugh Brwddy and Mr. and Mrs. Adams also told me that Billy is about 300 milei north of Toronto heater, or an up-to-the-minute re­ WsndeU BradJy. (W.C.) HiU Is getting along "nice­ and "beeautifu! vacation la n d " frigerator with the snme smooth Mr. and M n. Jamas Hughes had ly" at John Hopkins where he un­ The woods and lakes, she says, arc efficiency of metered gas. aa their guests, Mrs. R. F. Kelley derwent surgery recently. His wife and on Robert of Dothan, Ala. and and daughter Caroline are staying Sara, BiUy, and J o t Hughes of SlaIn a hotel near the hospital and comb, Ala. plan to return with him. Harold Geiger, who fa attending *••* school in Miami, spent the week­ FISHING HO- Mr. and Mrs. John end h e n with Us mother, Mrs. H. Schlrard end Brantley and Duke H. Geiger. BE RIGHT IN ue Meridith Scott left this mom Tbs Baptist Church held a spedg on a fishing trip to Senibel at fifth Sunday dinner Sunday at COMFORTABLE Island down "south of Naples out the church la honor of Mr. and in the Gulf." On Che way down Mrs. Paul MaaweU aaJ famUy who they will leave M n. Schirard's IN THAT CASL a n moving from the community. mother, Mrs. Maude Henderson, Miss U yine Stone and Miss Ad­ who has been visiting (hem at dle P n v a tt spent Sunday at Naw Tampa to visit a sister. The fish FROM THE FALL COLLEC­ Smyrna Beach. TION designed by Roxanne la ing party plans to be bsrk Sunday ah own a black ailk satin cock. (If a big ona doesn't catch them.) ENJOY WEEK-END WITH Ull dress. The aoftly draped GUESTS Mr. and M n. R. A. Cobb and skirt ia caught a t tha high Week-end gueete ere always grandson Tommy Jr. along with waist by a pink rote. hungry, but don't tie yourself Mrs. Helen (P.R.) Stephenson, reto the kitchen after the company arrives. Plan your meals ahead and let your refrigerator work DINNER JACKETS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY for you. Hava a hem your even cooked for you while you sren TUXEDOS FRUIT SALAD out. Take from the refrigerator Jellied madrileae end salad; from Special Sundae FULL DRESS the freeser section, your veget­ ELM LEAF able, end for dessert, a chocolateACCESSORIES 21 FREE PLASTIC DISH c o u k ie -w hipped-cream roll, ell prepared ahead af time. footnotesfashion Cone ate the days when the wed* ding guests spoke only of the beau­ tiful bride. No* they're talking ab.ul tile well-dressed groom, too. So we queried the Men's Fashion Authority, an organization of 26 top manufacturer's of men's wear, '.o n what the handsome American groom is wearing now. Sanford groom-to-be pay attention! The experts emphasized that correct attire is no longer synonomous with discomfort. Such old instruments of torture as the hot, heavy dress suit, the stiffas-a-board shirt and the throat­ cutting collar ara as dead as the dodo. In tcad, wedding clothes of the lightest fabrics — featherweight wools, tropical worsteds and silk shantung are the vogue. This gives the groom a chance to express a bit of Individuality. Some DeclJtag Factors Of course the bride and groom together decide on the degree of formality. This plus the time of day determines the type of wedding clothing to be worn. The groom In his cut-away, •scot and striped trousers Is still ' the correct formal picture for afternoon church weddings. The ‘strictly formal evening wedding calls for a full dress suit—white tie and tails. Less formal, but perhaps the most popular of all suits for evening weddings, Is the tuxedo. And here's where the groom has an opportunity to make a smart Investment in his future ward­ robe. He can buy a new tuxedo, and, If at the same time he pur­ chases a white -dinner Jacket he will have a magnificent attire to eseort his lovely wife for years to come—winter and summer. The tuxedo may be black or midnight blue. The jacket may 'have a shawl collar or peaked - lapels. Comfortable new dress shirts have emancipated the groom from I he hothouse department. Today it is perfectly proper to wear a turn-doww eollar not only with tuxedo but even with a full dress suit. ' Home Shirts Are Blee Some of the shirts available today, might be considered quite revolutionary. A silky s h e e r broadcloth number features a bosom-front at eyelet erebrioiered batiste. Others have half pleats and tiny stitched <ucka. And still others are being made of pale blue fabrics. In cummerbunds, however, the bridfgroom should stick to the traditional black with black tuiedo and blue with midnight blue tux­ edo. The perfect shoes for full drees are pumps. Many men prefer an oxford and this is acceptable. A full dress suit calls for a top hat but the man who wears a tux­ Miss Myrtie's Schedule -- --- -- Calendar betw een you n m e Geneva AND I PROMISE ALWAYS TO NAVI A U OUR CLOTHES C KSANIT0NE Dry Classed! wSa THIS CHARCOAL DINNER DRESS of tucked charcoal grey •ilk ctilffM cornea from the Jen# Derby summer ccollection. o lle c t io n , Loose panels form the soft overskirt. Double yellow rroses out •re looped through the MU* belt. Brown bread crumbs (fresh or dry coarse) la butter end sprinkle over hot cooked drain­ ed asparagus stalks. SUNDAES b SH A KES 25c 10 Delirious Flavors BANANA SP LITS 45c SPA R KLIN G C LEA R IC E BLOCK A CRUSHED * 1 fl» § d M m JSm/A ■ ■NTi m QUARTS a PINTO TO TAKE HOME WE SELL PERFECTION MILK P .M . A WEEK C O N ES — 10-l5-25c O B IM B B L 'S D A IR I-O D IP PARK AVE. AT W. 3rd 8T. L tc a w tt It g a tf t i t a ll th a s| a | | | AD I a a L u L a MAya m j m I m IRRRW I U f l M I liU R W R l M W l | i l i Saniton* Dry Cleaning docs indeed get ALL the dirt , . . PLUS every apot- Like-new texture it restored, too, colorf arc brighter and that careful pren lasts ever so much longer! Let ut terve you, too. Phone todayl Downtown Cleaners fir Laundry 118 So. Palmetto Ave. v, Ph. 914 •N Y QUANTITIES ||0 6 T SIZES MEN'S MC E. IM SI. �TIIB SANtORD HERALD O ly m p ic Pledge Is H o n e sty M n , 0O P O S , p e r t/ iM a c h a m p Hi THe WORLD CHAMP/OHSH/P- 70VRHBY A f *r Z O L A ROSS The Associated Free* hitched hi* her***, helped Meg out, and followed bar to th* porch, what* th* rainy darhaeaa eloaed than Into privacy. “Thanh you, Janos. I’M taka th* bona now." Ha did not answer. The bona* want down with a thump and than ha had bar la hla arms. Hla mouth tip* burned with Involuntary reaponaa. Her whole being fuaad with hla: raalataaoa left bar: ah* waa atrokad and lulled by paaeioa. "Magi Mag. I want you! You muat have known It" gha aaarehad for righteous worda ot repulsion. T m - I ' m married." Puny cheating worda aha was aahamad ot them. “To a Klondike foot who may ba dead." "Nol" Ha caught her w rist Bba could not aaa him but aba waa burning ly aware of hla oommandlng fury. "Don't tall ma you're on* of thoa* tatnaia fools who knows through intuition whan her man's alive or dead 1 tall you hla bona* are rotting at tha bottom of n paaa or banoath the lea of n river I" Hla vote* changed. "Meg . . . " ah* fought a treacherous wish to feel hla am braea. aha burled tha one reply that aha knew would maka this Impeaalhla. "Dead or alive, he’s given ma a child I" Ha awora at -er, hla Sugars gripping her until pain cleared bar mind. When ba released bar, aha would have fallen but for Um solid support ot th* bouea. Ha turned, ran down the walk. She heard him gat tba hones under way, crack hla whip. Mag cowered against Um budding. Her knees w an wank. Uk* a y moral*, ah* Jeered. No good wom­ an would have reacted aa aha bad. No good woman would u n ta­ ttled ■ a o h treatment. Ooldea witch. Indead 1 Ooldea etrumpht area m on Ilka 1C Bba lumped *a n scream ripped from the bouea. Lord love us, Orelchan might have beard Um whole wretched affair I with guilt. Mm Mumbled into th* had. At Um sound ot voices a Um kitchen new fear struck bar. Johnny—something had happened to Johnny I Bha waa being punished (Or bar atns. Sh* ran quickly toward Mm votes*. "Johnny! Johnny darllngf Ha cried out from beneath th* kitchen table. Bha flaw to him, armtfhlng him Into her arms, mur­ muring to him while ba clung to touchy, aha Uwaight. bar. into the earrings. Only when her frantic fear for PtahM M m l Jason Uratohan turned, aaw Mag. “Loot your aanaaa, g u ll Put th at (wavy pjtiiif oq uoof Uui minute I'* Daaad, Meg obeyed and followed UratcuM to um kiLcAao. ••What’a happened to Anna, Qratchaar* uratchaa stuffed wood into tha alova. “Triad to kill aaraaiL Cut tier w nau, ana uuL" “But w n y f .lltw h in thnw t tha taakaUla forward os tha alova. Uor ohaak* war* s duaty rod. "David." "hut want about o av u ll" Uratohan signed. “A J-wyae aarvad paper* on kirn," aha aaid raiucunuy. "Louies kanaar claim* —aha aaya—" Toe dull rad burat into llama in Urauhaa a ctmaka. " Wbara a tha brandy, Uratchaa T" rttnurnltn **Sio m tu if what, brandy'* good far knock." Jounny, renaming tha praooowpsuoo ot hia aidant wuimparod fuui yuumX at Mag's skirt*. Wm nrtiiknmj RhSMIl "What ia uuar i l l go eraay it you don't tall mal" Matilda, taking down tha brandy botUa, aigpad. "i auppoaa yotiU have to know. Louta* ciaima uavid ruined bar, Uinta wnau i ’Jaime iis's —tr innmats wttk liar* Ciaim* aha'a going to nave—hi* baby. Land aaaea, Meg, don't loos Ilk* that! Land a t Uaakan girl, 1 shouldn't have told y o u r Mag freed her akirta, abovad Johnny toward Uratohan, and hod la th* bathroom. Uncontrollably Mis fffufld ksrssll fttntmhtr* tu g Louisa's artanlrallnn ot tha gray Brooklyn'* Dodger* are winning the big game* again ia the Na­ tional League pennant race, but look wbo’a doing it for 'em — onatim* nemeala Sal Maglla and Dal* Mitchell, who waan't avan gun* aa th* third-place Brooks ia th* league two daya ago. The two old pros war* th* big knocked off Milwaukee again t-1 laat nigbt and moved to within three game* of the flrat-plac* Brave*. Maglla, SS, needed Help and Riliaed hla 100th victory, but b* waa The Barber of old. Ha calmed the Bra w aa on five hit* and left (even runner* atrandad while pro­ tecting a 1-0 lead before running out of gaa In tho aeventh Inning. Mitchell, 85, batted ia tba win­ ning run with n pinch aingla in hla flrat appearance (Inca being picked up hy the Dodgera from th* Cleveland Indiana. The defeat left the Brave* with a two-rame lead aa runner-up Cincinnati dropped a 8*1 dacialon to New York. Tho Rediegs had juat two aingloa off Ruben Gomec and , Marv Griaaom. St.’ Loui* aent Plttaburgh to a aevanth atraight dafaat 4-1. And a grand-alammar by Wlllia Jonea gar* Philadelphia a 10-8 victory over Chicago'* Cuba. In th* Amariean, Bob L a m o n gained hi* 14th victory with n alx-hlttar, (topping New York 5-1 aa aocond-plaea Cleveland eut th* Yankeea'a runaway lead to eight game*. Home run* by Tad Wil­ liam! and Jackie Jenaan gave Boiton a 5-4 victory over Detroit. Kanaas City defeated' Baltimore 0-4. Four runa In tha 10th handed Washington a 6-9 dacialon over tha Chicago Whit* Sox. Brooklyn, with eriea th at Law Burdette waa throwing aplttora, got to tho right-handar for tho payoff run in th# eight. Jackie Robinaon alngiad, took an extra baa* on Bobby Thomson's bobble, want to third on a aaeriflr* and hightailed it homo aa MItchall beat out his bouncer to third. Duko Snider, wh* waa 10-for-lS, homarad for the flrat Brook run taking tha NL horn* run lead with 25. A re * (Ingle* ehaied ax-Giant Maglla in th* aeventh. Clam Lablne cam* on to win hi* ninth, al­ though tha Bravaa tied it on Roy Campanclla’a error befor* ba got out of tha inning. Gome* gave way to flriasem after injuring hla ihoulder la a allda on hla aavanth-lnaing double. He scored th* tie-breaking run on Don Mueller'* (ingle. He give up on]/ a third-inning (ingle to Welly Poet, but a walk, hit bitem an and two file* (cored fur Clncy la the fourth. 8tan Paly* pinched a tin­ gle oIf Qritiom. Rookie Charley Peeta'a fly ban faU for an RBI triple in tho Card*' two-run second agalntt loaar Don Klin*. 8ten MuilaJ amaekad a two-run trip]* in the seventh. Willard Schmidt won hla fifth with a »l*-hlu*r. Jon**' grand-alam overhauled a M Cub lead and gave Robin Roberta hit 12th victory in relief. Stan Lopata. S-for-4, drove In three Phil runt. The Indiana made It two atraight over the Yankee* with At Smith'* two double* and Vic Werta'a (ingle and giounder getting ail the runt home for Tommy Byrne’s »«c>nd defeat. Hank Bauer’t homo run spoiled Lcrron’a ihutout, but he kept Mickey Man­ tle hltleai agalntt the Tribe for the f ln t time thla aeaion. William'a 10th homer came with two on in the flrat and Jem en's 12th came with one on in the aixth for Tom Brewer’a 15th victory. Paul Foytack loit I t A1 PUarclk drove in three runt, hoir.ering for two, for the A'a firtt home victory over Baltimore thla aeaaon. Whltey Herxog'a double drove in the winning run for Wnihlnjiton and Chuck 8tobba. Jim Wilton loat Prospecting Starts In Tam O'Shanter Tournament Today By CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN CHICAGO, (It — Golf’s more youthful giro* war* given a good chance tmoutdlg tha ao-cailed Ofa Guard aa VotpecUng ,tarted to­ day in the fUO,200 Tam O'Shanter tournam ents.. Fellows like Dow Flrutarwald, leading money winner, British Open champion Peter Thornton, Gena Littlar, Arnold Palmer 'and Mike Souchak wer* eager to crash through on top. The youngeat player aver to win tha "World Championship" and its fabulous priie, which now totals $50,000, waa Bob Toski. Ha was 87 whan h# took it in 1954. Tha first phas* of Tam'a mid­ summer madness today sent a total field of 228 Into th* opening round of th* All American Jambore*. The winner'* Mur* of this on* for men pros ia • $3,420 pittance. Women pro* shoot for • top prize of $1,000. Men amateura and women amateurs go for merchan­ dise awards. All four groups play la separata soctiona simultaneously through 72 holes ef medal play ending Sunday. They m ust compete la tha AH American to b* eligible to gat a spot in th* "World Championship" —tba granddaddy of golf's big money meets with a cash prize purs* of $101,800 for men pros and $15,000 winner's share of $4,000 for women proa, Th* "World" atamped* of T8 Doug Ford and Patty Barg re­ turn to defend their pro titles in tha All American. Doug Sanders and Wlffl Smith did not report in and their m an's and woman'a am ateur honors a r t up for grabs. Julius Boros w a a tha big "World" winner, carting off tha $50,000 ia cash and picking up $1,000 each for 10 exhibitions un­ der contract to tournament spon­ sor Georg* S. May. / IA M O SH a H T P * 1 A 0 6 0 $ r P -/2 , I. w / u s e t r y /m o X PO PAPPCO RP • SAP AM /H / 77/V P V tH r. CHICAGO (ft — A new amateur pledge taken by entriea in the ISM Olympic* a t Melbourne "ia a m atter of peraonal honetty" and ia detlgned to thw art athlete* at* tempting to uta the Olympic* a* a tpringboard to profetaional ca* [ ’ rCfPfe TH* TOCAMB/ M A/ HOT S t j Lava oh A TAAPmoH. l i B O T T H ty I g S P O A 'T Come ah/ cohobp ff ijl V*fr> OH c a m - P P 9 T P LA C e* MOffC/fO $£ o . Carter Itching To Take Moore On SYRACUSE, N. Y., Utt—If Archie Moore doesn’t manage to get Into • title ring with Floyd Patterson neat month, h ell find a young and aturdy fellow named Harold Carter Itching to tak* him on. And, Judging from what Carter did to the veteran Bob Satterfield In their nationally televised fight Tho pledge, which Chicago'* Avery Brundage, preildent of tho A' International Olympic Committee, aaya waa written Into the book* after “ aeveral year* conildera* lion," require* eonteitanta In the game* to declare on their entry blank*: "I, the undertlgned, declare on my honor that I am and Intend to remain an am ateur and fulfil] the condition* itipulated by the Olym­ pic rule*.'' . The new rule, according to Otto * Mayer of Lauianne, Switzerland, chancellor of the International Olympic Committee, w ai-adopted In January. Brundage, reportedly a atrong supporter for it* adoption, laid, “The man who algna the pledge I* the only on* who know* whether or not he will turn pro in the future—It'* a m atter of peraonal honeity." C< He added: "Thla new rule, It ia hoped, la detlgned to correct a aituation that wa* of very much concern— that of uilng the Olympic game* a* a itcpplng (tone to a profeiilonat career in a number of iport*. " I t I* designed to correct th* iltuatlon* for the benefit of thou■and* of amateura, who abide w ith*, the true apirit of tii* Olympiaw game*.’’ laat night, Moore will find hi* hand* full. " I want to be a heavyweight champion, that’a my goal,” tha Linden, N. J., youth beamed after he (topped Satterfield In the fifth round. Carter won the first four rounds on ail carda, then put Satterfield down twice in the fifth. As Bub began to slump along tha mpea Big Hurry, dam ot Searching, the third Ume, Referee Teddy Martin waved hia bands to and won the Selima Stakes a t Laurel la 1B38. it. Come See the Rewards o f Success! B rillia n t N e w • N ew ISO h f . Brook-Awsy Thru a! I See it today! # N ew f o fity U k k 4 t ( k D##cw DODGE SALES IN FLO RID A INCREASED 11.9% O V ER M A Y O F LAST YEAR Andy Pone Pitches 2-Hitter For Rebels Each day the nam es of four people will be published in the H erald Classified columns for FREE tickets to th e Moviola nd Ride-In ai)d the Ritz theatres. If your nam e appears, clip the ad, it Is your free ticket — you pay only ten cents service and tax charge on Ritz T heatre passes only. Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office of th e th eatre nam ed Make sure yoii have your driver's license, social security card o r other personal identification with you. Note the date printed a t the bottom of the ad. Your Pass m ust be used be­ fore this expiration date. By TMR ASSOCIATED PRESS Second division clubs gav* tbelr loftier brothers a bouncing around ia Southern Assn, action last night but n* an* put oa such an exhi­ bition a* lowly Montgomery end Pitcher Andy Pan*. Tha 24-y*»r-old southpaw stop­ ped fourth-plae* Nashvill* 7-2 on a two-hit performance th at belled hia aeeson's record of three victories end 18 losses. And th* Rebel* looked ■ fa r rry from ■ UHend club ta they banged 11 hits eff two VM m ouadiaea, with Clyde VaUmer, Andy Frasier and Spider Wilhelm baiting homars. New Orleaps whipped leagueleading Birmingham, 4-8, behind the four-hit hurling of Gi-org.* W itt Mobile atueaked past sec­ ond-place Atlanta, 8-8, ea Bill • DODGE offers the best value tn Its price field. Discover the Difference in Dodge t • DODGE re-ssle value rank* with the best. Discover the Difference in Dodge! • And we sre allowing mors than ever for trades. Discover the Difference in Dodge I This month we're aiming to beat all previous records by giving the H IG H EST TRA D ES in our history! YOUR FRIENDLY DODGE — PLYMOUTH DEALER 119 E. First Street SANFORD 1 �n Tf I s Never Too Hot To Find A Payer Thru Want Ads—Call '321 U—SPECIAL NOTICES 15—BUILDING MATERIALS GATUN BROTHERS USED BRICK Uragiuie A fiulldoser Service TWO CARLOADS beautiful used Ph. 2232 Geneve. 2495-W Sanford. brick. Orange, red, and burnt black. Sci th a n a t SHERMAN ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, rute> CONCRETE PIPE CO. menu, invoices, band bill*, and programi, e t c . Progressive RED.I-M1X CONCRETE Printing Co. Phono 400 - 403 Mirael* Concrete Co. Weit 13th St. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 ORLANDO Sentinel Star. Call CONCRETE Ralph Ray, S1S0. Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement T. V. REPAIRS Concrete Pipe to Malt AH Qual­ T il 10 p m. Service Cells, SL00, ification*. J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 21*3 J. W. A Norm, Ph. 1550. Licensed Tech Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Out Well Uth SL Phone 341b nJciam, guaranteed work. BULLDOZING S B M —PLACES TO BAT MAR-LOU RESTAURANT 1'X ' HAYNES Office Machine Co LOWERY * BRIDGES Typewriters, adding machines, San. ilM-W Orange City Spr 4-1*34 SaUi-Rentala, 314 Mag., Ph. 44 FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s Good Used Office Desks from *35 Well Drilling, HOWARD C. portable and standard else LONG, Phone MS 107 B u t Used typewriters from *35. commercial Ave, T rid ay Menu: Bad Snappar, Lob­ UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ster, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallop*, FURNITUEE A AUTO Fish SUcka. Saturday Menu: Prim* Rib Roait, Furniture Cleaned In Your Home New Modern Method — Cleans T-Iona Steak. Spaghittl and Meat Balia. All Oardan vege- Sanltlz*a A Moth Proofs. Free Estimates—Call 1714-J. tablaa. HWY lT-ffS South, Phone 1175-W. Sewing Machine repairs. Pick up and delivery. Tbom u Sewing t —CARD OP TEANKS Machine Repairs. Ph. 1105-JL Tha family of the lata Mra. John CROSLEY - BENDIX ' H. Wynn wtahaa to extend their Sales and Service thank* and appreciation for the RANDALL many axpraiaioni of sympathy Electric Company during the illness and death of Service— Quality— Satisfaction their loved one. Ph 113 Sanford SS27-J-* De Bary John H. W/nn Lawrence H. Wynn CUSTOM UPHOLSTERINO Mrs. O. H. Crabtree Slip Covari end Drepea lira . G. H. Townsend STANLEY KULP and Grandchildren. ___ PHONE S—PERSONAL NOTICES EMPLOYMENT Local and Long Diatane* moving. Agents for HOWARD VAN M -M ELP WANTED-FEMALE LINES. INC, PENINHIT’JM TRANSFER A STORAGE, Inc. WAITRESS — Apply Touchton's Office UOO fren ch Ave., Phone Drug Store, ark. s (“ *99 House wife, full or part time. Runaway, Hospital a n d Baby Hava Income and atUl be a home Beds. Day Week or Month—Tel. maker. No Investment. Write 2415. furn itu re Center — Mra. S. H. Coleman, 2629 Magno­ 111 West First lia. tom made ReflecAMBITIOUS WOMEN box end lawn Who went to earn but/enn only if numbers, 55M S. work part time. Avon Cosmetics * Sanford, Fla. offers opportunity to earn over I per hour. Contact Mrs. J. W ANTED- Eerne and auparvialon uieell, P.O. Box 975, Orlando. ffsv afiulff lady. Not invalid. Can pay )*o per month. Box ttx WE WANT THE BEST GIRL IN c/o Sanford Herald.________ TOWN, over 21 with a lot of vim end sense of humor. She won't make much money, but she'll AUTOMOTIVE have a lot of fun. Call MILLIE at tha Doggie Diner A Bar, l —BOATS AND MOTORS Lake Mary. See the New Evlnrude Line for 'M ROBSON Sporting Goods 17-H ELP WANTED MALE Evinrade Seles A Service Colortd Track Driver. Must have S04 E. let St. experience m heavy trucks 14-fL Plywood fishing Boat A This is a lie d yaar round lob if you havt tha right qualification* Trailer. ***. Phone 2511-J. Phono M l . Sanford. 12—TBA1LBBB » - * 0 > X WANTED-FEMALE I t will pay YOU te see ue before you buy. Open Evenings end Wrahlng A Ironing. Phon* 231-R. Sunday*. E a*tilde Trailer gales FINANCIAL Peletka, Fla. SI-INSURANCE Trailer. Sale-Rent. Pb, WS-XR. S • BUSINESS SERVICES 10—BEAUTY PABLOBB Modem Alr-eoedltltmed Bale Harriett’s Beauty Sock MS a, Oak__________ £“ L 2 U 17—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING ALUMINUM FAINT For House Trallar Roof* NEED A PAINTER?—SEE US) McEANEYAMlTW S415 S. Park PhOM ISO! FLOOR undlng and finlablng. Cleaning, waxing. Serving S e a l sole county sine# XML H. M. Glee ton. Lake Mary For call Mr. Taakar, IB—PIANO SERVICE L L. Sill — Piano Tecknieian I1M Rente 1. Sanford U —ROOFDtO PLUMVOta CERAMIC TILE Paul P. Mueller A Sea PB. 154 F ree eettaate. Quality w en . Plumbing. Kreskv Heating M. G. HODGES Service 0a All Water Pump*— Welle Drilled - Pumps Paata B u d . Phone 70S PLUMBING Iff «• ,• *• V. I I• 117 S. Magnolia Phcno 938 A p r u - H u u u u is s ir m m French Avenue home suitable for Oood paying general marehandlsa homo A business. For inform* •tar* A noma. Down payment tion call 1414. and tsrn u . Reardall Ava. Phone 2*26. HUTCHINSON'S Ocean F r o n t Apu. 331 S. Atlantic. Daytona 15-EXCMANQE—TRADES Beach. Call M74-W for reserva­ Soil or Trade—a bodroem boa# in tions after trio p. m. boat p a n of Seminole Height*. BFF1CIENCY Apartm ent Suit Tamao. Baautlful yard and able for bachelor or couple. shrubbery. WU1 trade for home Private bath. Aerate from Peat of t^ual valuo in Sanford. P.O. Office. Meanel JaeoT We buy and sell used furniture. Paying top cash price* for any­ thing of value. SUPER TRADINC POS* on 17-tt. Ph. M33-W. Army Cota, S3.N; Paint. *2.50 gal. T-Shirts, 41c; Army-Navy Surp­ lus, *10 Sanford Ava. jackshaft A^hMaLt/i All U heavyV du d uty ty ’ta^AO ............ in tion off '** 1/4 ten Cbevie. Will fit Vt A 1/4 ton Chavis or CMC 1941 thru 'l l . MS Park Ave. F.M.B. Sc, 10c A 25o STORE Sunbati, doxens of styles, aQ sixes 59e to Me. 321 Sanford Ave. Park Art. THE SANFORD HERALD Thur. Aug. 2, 1151 Wff* V, Iti s NwmOMm THE O LD H OM E T O W N By STANLEY 1 Three end toar reom furnished .aa-MOMKB apt*. Vary dean end d o te In. Phene 816, Jlmaav Cowan. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES FURNISHED apt*. Phene 122L 'VA—FHA-CONVENTIONAL FINANCING WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS private bathe. 114 W. F irst SL 'LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS DESIRABLE one and two bed­ A. K SHOEMAKER. JR. room furnlibed apt. Ph. UJ-W Phene IM1 U00 MeUonvUle 2 A 3 room apt Ph. 2M3-W. 5-year old homo. Nawly furnish Rote Court Apt*. 3 room* furnlih ed. Choice location. Call 207S-M. ed. Phone 1494. This it a free guest p a n to the Avalon Apia. Efficiency, Phone S-BEDROOM house with etrp o rtt. Rita Theatre for Joel Field TIO-W . porch and utility room, n, FrigiExp. date August 11, 1958. aetre tire eppllincsi, *22* down 3-ROOM furnished apartment, 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD LOWELL E. OZIER close In, 111 E. Ith St., *50 Builder — Pheae IMS monthly. PHONE 2368 or 1032 OfOeet M il S. Orlande Or. Efflciewy epertmenL alr-eondl tioned. Hwy. 17-M 8. Slumber- 4-Bedroom, I awry frame house 3 acre*, t mile* wait of Sanford land CourL on S ta n Rd. 46. Call 1M0-R-4. 2 Room furnished apt. available now. 5 room furnished apt. *100 Down. *4* Monthly with available by July both. *10 Meg- H o m tin sd Exemption. M l with­ Beautiful Dinette Seta. Choirs of out exemption, will buy * bed­ nolle. Ph. A. K. Roiaatter, Flor11 Table Tope end 12 Chair room homo, garage, large lot, ilL 212. covert . . . Compute with 4 good neighborhood, at U l Es­ Chair* ............. ......................... Furnlihed 3 room* A bath, downcambia Dr. Sacrifice. Connct tta lri. 1902 Maple Ave. Phone Tim Crawford, 3311 Stanford 1474. Rd. or San Marco Theatre, Jacksonville, Fla. For Rent—1 bedroom furnlthed apt. 565 per month. SL Johni And—Beautiful 34-Pc Dinncrware Realty. Set ........ MID-SUMMER SAVINGS FREE Unfurnished 2-Bedroom apt. Near shopping center. MI* Elm. No Psta please. Handiome Bedroom Special Vanity with large Mirror Panel lied Che*t of Drawers SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ able Home* and Apts. Phone 27. ARB YOU LOOKING FOB A NEW HOME? 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, kltchan equipped, Phene MM. SEE and COMPARE 3-Room apt. Adult* enly. No pets. Phone Ml-J. M l W. 5th 8t. The Homes Built Reg. 5159.93 $119.95 MAYFAIR — I bedroom houie. New Selection of— Large yard. Call I450-J after Sofa* (Foam Rubber) *14930 6 p. m. Sofa Beds ...................... 109.00 Matching Chain ............. MAO Unfurnished 5-bedroom houie. Kitchen equipped. 1305 Elliot, ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Comer 2nd A Magnolia, Ph 1232 Phone 903 or 144-W. "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. 2-Bedroom furnished apt. Close In. Open Monday'! tU 1:30 p. m. Rent *45. CaU 791-W. . • VISIT OUR BALCONY Unfurnished 2-bedroom house la HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN Lake Mary. *50. Ph. Sanford, PRICES PAfD FOR USED 1042 or 1M9-W. FURNITURE 3-R O O 31 completely furnlihed WIT-SON-MAIER apartment. 317 Palmetto Ave. FURNITURE CO. Phone 2392. Try and Stop M i --------- ty SINNITT CIRR OLIVER tella about an Indian and two HARRY who ware riding aerosa a big desert waste. TIM. the saddle since early mem and tbalr talk tot around P big dinner they hoped for when they got to town. Tha Indian was askad If ha was hungry. Ha all but grunted, “No." After they reached .. J r deitinatlon, they ordered •teak* with all tha trim­ mings, and tha Indian was then first to scrap* hla plate absolutely dean. "Ho-ho!” laughed one companion, “when we asked If you were hungry Just an hour ago you said no." > “No us* hungry on del­ eft," said the Indian calmly. “No grub than."' ■y ODEAM A n/DOR, INC. •ulldera of Fine Homes For Florida Living BEAUTIFULLY Deilgned Three And Four Bedroom Homes 1 A I bathe Varied Selection of Plans Avail­ able. Priced From III,MO to 124,000 VA (01) - FHA A FHA Inservice Financing. HOMES AVAILABLE: South Plnocfesi . Sanford. Fla. Grave Manor* ........ Sanford. Fla. Valencia VUlas .. . . DaLaod, Fla. Call 958 S1I E. FI rut St. USED FURNITU RE CLEARANCE FOR SALE CHEAP-Used National Cash Rails tar, l drawer, 1 Cabinet Safe. Rclmann Motors. Contracting a ad ilepalr 1MT SeafoN Ave. Phono 1113 206 E. Commercial FOR FILMS, Finishing. Tape ReW. J . KING •orders. Supplies SEE — WIEPlumbiaa Contractor BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP. 210 Kohler Plumbing A Supplies S. Perk Ave. Ream Electric Water Heaters r * t Orlando Dr. Ph. M 14—APPLIANCES K iPEClAL NOTICES FRIGID AIRE appliance*, a t l e a and service. O. H. High, PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and slzei. Installed or Fla. Phona FO-5-S315 or 1642-W niter 4 p. m. "Do It Yourself." WE REPAIR AND SERVICE AIR CONDITIONING STINE For Room or Bui' ing Machine and Supply Co. H. & POPE CO. INC. SOT W. 2nd S t Ph. O Jt fa y s T» Use CUaatfmd, POWELL’S Office Supply • REAL ESTATE SALES OFFICE 1625 S. French Ava. 2-Room cottage ready to move 1*. Phone 1100 A I860 All utilities furnished. Week or After 8:00 p. m. CaU 237I-W. month. 2404 Perk Ave. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought-iold. Larry's M art *21 East lit SL Phone 1831. 3-Bedroom unfurnished house. No kitchen equipment, 300 French WHITE Ava. Phone 1U-J. IRWINO MACHINE CENTER 2-Bedroom houia near Air Bata. Sal**, Service and Rentals Electric kitchen. Furnished ar Preferred Rate* te Preferred GARRETT'S MS E. First SL Phona 1422 unfurnished. Phona 147-M. Policyholden For Salt or Rent — a bedroom house, 3 bedroom house. KitchJohn Williams las. Agency Buy your Furniture a t Bernr’a M—WANTED TO RENT an equipped. Very clean and 411 Saaierd Atlantis geek Warehouse ru m Co., at Ml W. Large S-bedroom house, unfurnish­ else# in. Sea Jimmy Cowan. M 1st SL All natlonaUy adv furn­ ed. In or out of city, lo n g teas*. Then* SIS. iture a t warehouse prices. Reasonable rant in exchanga for Maintenance. PHONE 2211 ar This ad will admit Joyce Cullum • LIVESTOCK 2511-R, to the Movlelend Rlds-In The­ atre a i a guest. Exp. data Au­ v = D R m n T = R ir This la a fra* p a n to the MovieYES. MR. PARMER gust 12, 1I5S. land Rlds-In T htatrs for Mrs. I ean build your heme, remodel, PUPPIES—Boxer mixed, MaU W. P. Yealay, Sanford. Exp. repair or build yaur addition to *}», Fam ile glO. Phone **Q-J. It Faya To U it ClaialfUd. d a n August U, 1*54. your pretent heme. Financed at i% interest, aver a reaionablt • MERCHANDISE period tiara. LET'S TALK IT OVER IS—ARTICLES FOB 'BALE T. B. Mama Gen. Contracter S . Celery Ava. pb. 1420-M. 1—*-Pe. Living Room Suite . . . . • • • • • • • #•• a•••• ee ••*}••#* ••• ( I t (0 Aluminum Venetian B1lnd> 1—l-fe . Living Room Suite (piss tie) • • • M M l l M M M e ^ * M M « e » » t ( 00*00 Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with pleatic ends. Plastic or 1—2-Pc. Living Room Suit* (good flip coveri) ................ 10.01 2 Cot t on or nylon 1—Maple Arm Sofa B e d ............ .................................................. 1M I 2101 IM lake front lo t Crystal Faint. Lake Mary. Ph. M3 ar eeeeeeeaeee ee***. aeeeeeeeeeeaee Senkarik Glam and Paint Off. 1—Miami Lounge ...................... 144-W 115-1X4 Woet and I t. Phone 420 1-2-Pc. Sofn Bed Suite (wrought iron arms) .......................... 41.00 •7—AROKKRX an* REALTORS Foot-locker* MM ; 40-hr. Alarm 30.00 clocks *1J l . Sanford Jtwelry A I—2-Pc. Sofa Bed Suite (plasUc arms) ............................ Luggage Co. 100 Sanford Ave. 1—Armies* Sofa Bed ............... ............................................. 12-00 B A LL R E A L T Y 3 x 8 Trailer. SSI. 1* cu. ft. Arnena Fraeaer, *125. Ph. UN. PLUMBING A REPAIRS Septic Teak Injunction A Service Pickup bed with metal canopy. Sewer Connection*. Archie C Welded house trailer bitch A H a rrie tt Phone 714-W or IML bumper, s-ap transmission Contract end Repair W ait Free Eatlmatee R- L. HARVEY SM Sanford Av«. Phene 1*2* 40—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT RENTALS IOSIRT OiaiNOIR, 11 months old, North Bergen, N. J., it shown wearing hla crown after he won the llth annuel World Champlonshtp Baby Crawling contaat at Pallaadea Park, N.J, Robert covered tha 80-foot courts in 27.1 seconds. /International) Alexander A Stringer Reel Estate A Insurance M n. Lourine Messenger, Aeeoc 107 Magnolta Ave. Ph. 16 Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO REALTORS IMI Perk Ave Phone 27 or 142 Consult A REALTOR First CULLEN AND UARKEY IN N. Park Ave. Phone 221* Robert A. Williams, RaaHar Raymond Lundquut, Anociara Phone 4173 Atlantic Bank Bldg. M A T H E R of SANFORD Phona 2S7 brauaaOTTT -Teahrdlu ahrdta* MB Phone U2L 11 Faya Te Uae Claaalfled. I I A (7-BROKERS and REALTORS HOME BUYER OPPORTUNITY Practically new 3-bedroom CO home with over 16,000 sq. ft. of llvetbility. Kitchen equipped and automatic weshcr furnlihed. Pricad for quick sale with only *1850 down. Out of city but wit* RAYMOND M. BALL 1—Large 2-Pc. Living Room Suite ...................... .......................... 0.00 rily water. OSCAR M. HARRISON W. M. "Bill” KTEMPER 1—Wicker Rocking Chair ............ ee***eeeeee ee**** ***•••••*****•• 3.00 REO. BROKIA.lt Gay Allen, Associate S. D. HJghlaymin, A saodau Arietta Price, Associate • •***t*te#ee*e*( i*******t ••*•** e 0.00 SM S en ik T ark Ava. 1—Small Platform Rocker . . . . Phene Ml Realtor — General Insurance 1— Large Platform Rocker . ..................................................... .. 5.00 Phone t i l l 112 N. Park Ave S ACRES OF FREEDOM 2—Children’* Rocker* ............... *#••••*••*•••*•••• each ••*•#••* 1.00 Specious 2-Bedroem Fram e Homo IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Kitohen, living, dining room end ask Crumley A Monraith I—Aluminum and Plastic Chile* Lounfo .................................. U l den. Screened porch, plenty cf a t LIT South Park, Phon* T72 •had* tree*. Recently remodel­ They Know 1— Bathlnet (new, tolled) ..... ...................*........................ 0.00 ed and beautiful. Immedieta paeeeraioa. MJ00, 4 miles from 2 - Mlde-a-Bed (rag. *239-95) good buy *******••##*#*****••••••** OZIER REALTY CO. t ^ r . T a m s available. Laura B. Otter, Broker 1—Corner Bookcase ...................... Has*! M. Field, Associate 2—Vanity with triple mirror . . . . ##*••#**#**••* ******** *******m« 1 2801 So. Orlando Dr. Phone 1359 EVENINGS: 1113 end TM A. B. PETERSON •f—SmaU D re m r and Mirror . . . . • •••••eeeeeeeaeee ••*«.**•*••••*•* 7*00 Broksr Assaciataa: A. B. Pat*r*on EXTRA LARGE I—Large Buffet Table and • Cbal ra •#••••••#••*#************• 10-00 Jr.. P. J . CbOiteraon, Garflald Willetts, John Metach and R. W. 5-Bedroom, a bath ham*. Strip r a n u a floor*. Ceramie til* 3— Large Dining Room Tablet• **. • e *• • • • • a *• *#** M c h • • • • • • 6-00 William*. A. C. Doudnay, Land baths. P bU also dining roam and Surveyor. 14—Odd Chrome Chairs ............ • • ea•• •• •****• • ** lOCh •••••• 0*00 111 N. Phono 111* Florida room. Doubts garage i. rPark Ava. with utility area and laundry A—Porcelain Top Kitchen Tables ••••••••••••*** each • * •• •• •• 4. room. Raad^r^or^occupancy. MANY PURPOSE HOME 1—7-Pc. Dinette, u b le and 6 chai ra e • • a • e *e • ••*«•• • * •* • •• •• •• • • 10.00 This largo hem* located just out •Ida City Limits on 22 lot*. Vary With Excellent Tanas X—Drop-leaf Kltchan Table (wood) • • • • • • • • • * # * * n e e e a e a e a a a a a e e e * a doafraui a* homo only. Also, adaptable for Doctors office, or ROSA L. PAYTON 1—Drop-leaf Table (wood) end 4 Chrome thaira ...................... 14J0 U ia ideal location for Moral, Registered Real Estate Broker , a r many ether u*e*. Term* may Phono 2*71 I—Large Chifforobe ...................... • * ••***• ....................* ................ 17-M a t Hiawatha UM h a arranged if datin d . P—Smoking Stands ...................... lea tra Mr French Ave. Property IS—SEAL ESTATE WANTED U A L ESTATE DRIVE-IN 1—Rolls way Bed (with innsrspri a f m a ttm o )................. 17J l Thla is a Dae pass to tha Rita IM4 Preach Ava. Theatre for Annette Brooks. These and many oth or bargains may bo J . W . H A LL. REALTOR E ip. date August 11, 1*66. purchased on our KA 0Y PAYMENT PLAN M a n y Walker, Seaariau “ Call ReU" Phono 17M So come in and browao a r o u i g NO CAM* REQUIRED when you PET IOSSIMOT Let The Sanford place Classified Ads through ■amid "Leal Ad” Had XL Thot’a your tsiepbona. lim ply phene haw om boy got hla puppy back, 1*21. aay "Charge It.” SOS-0* E. First SL e • e Peter Lind Keyes, a golfer with a handicap uadar tan, hat a s m on the welt of hie study which reminds him, “A golf enure* i a i i m e ■on* oeylum, peopled with madmen Buffering from the they wtu finally master the (am*. The mere violent that they have mastered i t ” © **•*. by Peeaeu Oert. 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Additionally eight life •snteneaa and throe death aenteneea were imposed. Ap­ prehensions “of fugitive* in FBI eaaea totaled 8,755 for the flaeal year 1118." Hoover reported th at eonvietlona resulted agiinat 88.4 per cent of tho* persons brought to trial In FBI eaaea during the 1888 flaeal year aa compared with 88 per cent for tho previ­ ous year. Of the 10.88T convic­ tions, 8J.T per cent were an plea* of guilty, while U per cent were the result of trials. The fiscal year 1858 witnessed the first decline in more than ton years in the number of viol­ ations of the Federal Bank Rob­ bery fltatuee with 470 violation* reported aa compared with the 568 of tha previous year. Investigations by tha FBI in cases Involving Interstate crimes Stow n general Increase for tho 1956 fiscal yaar. Conviction* for interstate transportation of stolen property violations totaled 956, aa sll-tima high; theft from In­ terstate shipment convictions rose from 772 In 1955 to 790 In 1956; and interstate transportaion of stolen motor vehicle convictions totaled 4,736, and 14AM w«f* recovered in FBI rasas, both figures representing all-tlm* peaks, l b s activities of tha thieves, chock forgers, and con­ fidence man, who engage In marriage, ell stock, hors* race and other swindles, and whoaa illegal aetlvltlsa are of an Inter­ state nature are of vital interta t to the FBI. Thera ware 556 convictions In these, and stoUn property valued nt »or* than f ywiuvi eras recovered In CW I rblcb sate suit or pro- Involving theft from Intoratato shipments, tho value of recoverod property In caato investigated by the FBI for tho third eonoo* eutiro year axeoodod on* million dollar*. Tha 588 conviction* In fraud matter*, which Include fraud matter* Involving the Federal Homing AdmlnUtration and Fed* oral lending and Insurance ages* etas, sxcaeded tha total In this category fa any prior ysar. Hoover also ststod that, as In pnvious ysars, cooperation with local, state and Federal law en­ forcement agenelee continues to bo an Integral part of tho FBI’s operations. Tho voluma of work rseslvsd by tho FBI Laboratory and Identification Divisions re­ flects an Increase over the 1958 fiscal ysar. Tha Laboratory r v colvad 81,518 raqueaU for assistan e* Involving 148,627 selsntiflc a seminations of 184,066 apedmans of avldanc* aa compared with tha 133,724 examinations conducted tha prior fiscal year. Tha Identification Division dur­ ing fiscal year 1966 received 6,284,357 fingerprint earda from 12,902 contributors, an nveraga fltw a W w eaves* * e - f - ---- • -------- , - * . In its files, rsprsssntlng nearly 72,000,000 persons. Hoover eraphsslsod the veins, of confidential Inforrasnts to effect­ ive police work and said th at mors than 1,200 persona wsr# arrested In FBI cases as a result of in­ formation mads available by con­ fidential Informants. In addition, Information furnished by informants which concerned metiers wHhln tto Investigative Jurisdic­ tion of other lew enforcement agencies resulted In the *rr**| by those agendas of mors tnsn T E L E V IS IO N WDBO CNASHRL I oauxuo TU UIOAT £e‘*v fltt 7:00 T:1S T:l* SiSS 1:00 Ilia 10:00 11:00 11:1* n its • I H I U M OVTla the garden of his Hollywood home, screen and TV ■Ur p e n s? Thomas attempt* .to Inject n bit of comedy Into the rituatloo aa be stows hi* wife the cast la which his broken ankle la aoeased. Danny waa Injured while ploying basketball. The triple fracture asey delay the opening of hi* tall stow. (International) 750 persons after tha FBI had eonfldsntlally disseminated the information to thsm Tha FBI conducted on request 3,492 police training schools for loeal officers. Additionally, two sessions of the FBI National Academy were held and 179 of­ ficers graduated, bringing the to* tel graduates to 3.163 approxim­ ately 25 per cent of whom are cur­ rently the heads of their re­ spective departments or agencies. During the past fiscal ysar, tha FBI has continued Its in­ tensive Investigative activities in the field of domsstle intelligence. Hoover stated that, during the 1956 fiscal yaar, 11 additional Communist P arty leaders were arrested; and trial* of Commun­ ist P arty leaders charged with violating tha Smith Act resulted In 14 verdicts of guilty. As of July 1, 1956, 145 Communist Party leader have been indicted on Smith Act charges, and 102 have been convicted In Federal court. Others are awaiting trial. Hoover also mentioned the commercial airline disaster* near Laramie, Wy., on Oct. 3. and Longmont. Colo., on Nov. 1, 1955, as other high light* of the 1950 fiscal year. FBI flnggerprint ex­ perts rushed immediately to the disaster areas and were able, through fingerprint comparisons, to positively Identify 68 of the 110 victims, Illustrating only on* of th* many uses to which fing­ erprints can be put. Prompt In­ vestigation of tha Colorado crash by tho FBI resulted In tha arrest of John Gilbert Graham on Nov. 14, 1955, for sabotaging the ill-fated airliner. Charged with murder, ha was subsequently convicted. f:SS till ■T:00 1:00 1:00 titO 10:00 IOi IS 10:10 I t too 11:15 tliio 11:45 11:00 s v s s ix a Adv<n*':r* W ith B a d * W att C a rto o n C arn iv al \V eath«r-N *w *-H uortt Jo h n D aly N i v i H u n tin g * F la h ln s w ith Don Itandeivoua K nchanted Siuelo Bo n r , o t Y eeterday C lim ax O roueho M ar* O u r L om bardo Show B nraa A Allan W re e llln a rrom C hlcaao N ig h t New* R ep o rt S ta rlig h t T h e a tre s ia n - o tr FRID AY S lsn -o n P ro g ra m R aiu m a N ear*-W eather -*Oood M orning" C ap tain K a n g aro o T hle Land o t Our* R rn la K o r a n Show T hle L and o f O nra O a rry At nor e Show S trlk * I t R ich V aliant L adv L eva o f L lfa Ren re h fo r T om orrow G uid in g L ight AFTERNOON New* 1:10 A rt L ln k ln tU r’* Ito u ia p a rty 1:15 O a rry Moor* Bhow 5:00 T h# R ig P pyoff t : l o F ilm F a ro SMS Rob Cro*by Show S:oo R rla h to r Day 1:15 B tcra t Storm 1:10 Th* E dge of N la h t 4:0* C hannel (St C rossroad* W M SS -T V J a c k s o n v i l l e CHANNEL 4 THURSDAY K V R S H O l:»ft M ickey Mou*a 5 1SO •• *:oo R ep o rt S i l t D oug E dw ard* A News SiSO Hgt. F re ito n h f Y ukon 1:00 I<ona R a n a c r T:J0 C lim ax 1:00 « lilO S:00 Ills 10:00 ltt:1S 10:10 11:00 11:1* 11:10 •• Bolanee F ic tio n T h e a tre W aterfro n t 4 S ta r P la v h o u i* R o sem ary cioonsy •* ’ •• F a th a r K n o w i Bast H i t e R eport L*s P aul. M ary F ord l a t a Bhow— n #w» a s c FRIDAY MORNINO T**t P a tte rn Good M ornlne C aptain K a n a a ro o Of All Thlnx* O n d f re y S trik e I t n ie h V a lia n t Lady l o r e o r U fa S earch ro r T om orrow O uldlna L ig h t ISlOO R eport S tand Up A R* Counted KVRNINO A* W orld T urn* Johnny ttira o n llo u a e p a rty Slice le v o tr Dob Croeby « •* B rla h ta r P a y S ecret Storm E dge of N la h t Open lloue* Radio W T R R — SA NFORD 1400 KtL O C Y C L K S T h e R hythm H our W orld A t Bis T w ilig h t Bonga Sport* Book Stualo a t R andom D riftin g on A Cloud K rn n ln g Mu*lo F.ddlo F lih e r I'ln l m fo r Mnala N ig h t E dition U nited N atlona FRID AY M ORXIXO Blgn On D aw n B ra ak a ra R h y th m H our At Horn* W ith M ud* Now* R lrn O ff Blan O ff N»w* W n ittr n Jam bora* Nnw* Sevan O’clock Club Nowo D o c k cr’a Choice Jo in T ha Navv Sport* A t A G lance M orning Devotion* Ifn rm o n r Tim* W orld At Nina M orning M elodies June Gasoline Tax Revenues Exceed $8 Million TALLAHASSEE M V - Oa s o line tax revenues totaled 88,100,015 during tha month of Jana, Comptroller Green reported Mon­ day. The revenue exceeded th a t of May by 1373,298 and was t i c 348,609 over tha amount collect•d In June 1955. Jun* sales amounted to 117,442,935 gallons, an Ineraaso of 5,432,501 over that sold tho previ­ ous month and an lncroaao of 19,300,409 over tha gallons sold in June 1955. Green said tha June sales were unexpectedly high. He said nor­ mally gasoline aalea levol off In May and there is little variation In the monthly figures until Sep­ tember when the winter visitor* start rolling Into the state. “The high rate of gasoline con­ sumption during June would ap­ pear to bo evidence that the sum­ mer tourist season la Florida hsa greatly exceeded th at of prarioua yeara,’’ Green eald. 1:10 10:00 I n:lo 10:45 11:00 I 4b i H er* a n d T h ar* 1400 C lub News 1400 C lub a r m s of Melody * AFTERNOON 11:00 12:15 W orld A t Noon R adio F a rm D lgaet 11:10 F rid a y M a tin g 1:00 lia r Non* Ranch 1:55 A m erican L e a su o Ot 1:00 W orld a t T h rao 1:15 Jo in th * N avy !:S0 Record P review 4:00 T #en Tim * 4:10 New* 4:15 T aen T im a lomlaala Coaatr. FlarMa, M Bh’SVtrSIffi BUWAHD T. 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Ip th e C ircu it C o u rt of tho N inth J a d is ta l C ircu it la and for Sam taolo County, F lo rid a, la C hans a n r.N o . t i l l a n d you a r* hereby req u ired t a sarva a copy of your A nsw er to U s C om plaint oa th# P la lp tlfr* a tto ra a y , O ladston* L Kuhloea, No. IIS N orth M ala a trs a t. O rlando, F lorida, a a d fll* th * o rla ln al la lh* office o f th* C lark of tho C ircu it C o u rt on o r b efera th* l l l b . day a f A ugust, (IIS . o th e r­ w ise th * a llegation* o f aald Com­ plaint w ill ba ta k e n aa confessed. W ITNESS m y h an d and th a o ffi­ cial seal of th a aald C o u rt a t S a n ­ ford, Bamlnota County, F lo rid a, this t l t h dav of Ju ly . A. D.. 1010. O P. Ilrrn d u e C lerk C ircu it C ourt. . (Hfal) % l a Ob* Oowvt o t lh # c e u e ly Jo # # # , aam tnoto C o o a tr. m a t* o f g lo ats* . I* a* tb * H sto to o f: RORVAL O. U U j t D M — V FIN A L NOTICE N olle* 1s h#r#by glvsn th a t th# ondarslgnad w ill, on Th# t l t h d a y ol August. A. D. 1151, presen t to tb* H onrabl* C ounty Ju d e a o f SE M I­ NOLE C ounty, F lorid*, m y fin a l r e ­ tu rn , account and v ourhara, a* A d­ m in istra trix of III* E state o f N orvat O. M a rlatt. deceased, and o t aald tim e, than and ther*. m ake a p p li­ c atio n to th e aald Ju d e a for a final se ttle m e n t o f my a d m in istratio n of said aetata, and fo r a a o rd e r dla(h a rjrtn e m* a* such A d m in istra trix D ata# th is t l t h day o f J u ly , A. D. * 1110 M el.la K lm hat A* A d m in istra trix o f th * E st ut * of N orval O. M arlatt, D cetaacd. R. W . • W ars, A ttorney fo r A d m in istratrix W o n d riiff-P crh ln s Bldg.. 9 NOTICE OF PUBLIC BALE Notice id heraby given that Mtlod bids fo r the building* and improvement* locat­ ed opposite the indicated atationa on U. 8. 17 and 92 betw County Line are invited. Bids may be made on individual listing. Station number* ar* painted on pavement. LOCATIONS Concrete Block Duplex Concrete Block House ,uto M SConcrata t t l ABlock ’M House FS W S * Concrete Block Hoax* Frama Building Metal Building Frame House Frame F ruit Bland T to t part of Aluminum Building within tb* •< w « Courrvt* Block Building Concrete Block Houa* Franm Horn* Cogent* Block Houa* Frama Building B F g V S * *• West Hills • Station 859 Wait Hide . Station 564 Station 874 Btatlon 379 Station a79 Station 311 Station 367 Station 387 Station 356 Wsot Sida • Station East Bid* - Station East Bids • Station East Sida • Station East Bids • Station E ast Sid* • Station East Sida - Station Eaat Sida - Station East Sida . Station East Bids • Station East Bids • Station E ast Sida - Station 393 440 442 444 449 516 528 588 884 846 849 558 * didb* within tk* Mato Road Barbecued "Hero' » Everybody loves a “hero” I Now try these giant jawbreakers hoi! Slice crusty Italian bread twice lengthwise. First layer gets ham, luncheon meat, or salami—plus barbecue sauce. Second layer—cheeM to your taste. Wrap in fad. H eat—and eat with delicious Coca-Cola for cool, tingling refreshment! Its real great taste doubles your eating pleasure. Bring home tha Coke today! i i \ l East Bids * Station 738 at SA N FO RD C O C A -C O L A B O T T L IN G C O M PA N Y iiTiTm— �If Your H irtld Is Not Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOULMB XLV1I1 SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 FRIDAY AUGUST 8 .198t Associated Press Leased Wire Sanford To Get Car Rental Co. Merle Warner, operator of War* ner'a Gulf Service Station, First St. at Sanford Ave., has signed and completed an exclusive fran­ chise with the National Car Ren tal System, Inc., for 8emmole County, and parts of Volusia and Orange Counties. The new car rental company here will be known as Sanford National Car Rentals and will b« located, temporarily, at Warner's Gulf Service Station. • Warner, In announcing the com­ TALLAHASSEE (/P) — SUM pletion of the franchise, said "We School Supt. Thomas D. Bailey will have 30 cars, pickups and ■sys county school boards are moving vans for rental Ir the im­ fared with a "tremendous Job” mediate future." He said, "all of of administering Florida’a new these cart and motor trucks will pupil assignment law. be new current models that will With the fall school term open­ be changed every year to provide ing next month, he said county MD8 WERE OPENED yesterday for the construction of the New York Giants dormitory In San tnc most up-to-date cars for our boards must be prepared to im­ ford. Announcing the bids as opened Is (on the left) John Burton III, architect. Looking on (left to customers. plement the new law Immediate* right) la John Kidder and Carl Hubbell. (Staff Photo) "A new location for Sanford National Car Rentals will be an­ nounced sometime In the near In the program enacted by tha future," said Warner who explain­ special legislative session to head ed that plans have not been com­ off Integration In the publit pleted at this time. schools. "At peak periods," Warner ex­ Bailey offereJ tho assistance of plained, "wnen cars come in the Department of Education in from various sections of the working out administrative prob­ state, we expect to have as many lems. as 100 cars on hand for (hurt He plans to send each of tha periods of time. 67 county boards a copy of tho "Sanford Nallonal Car Rentals A representative of the Southnew law and a letter outlining will provide automobile service • eastern Fire Underwrltere visi­ responsibilities of the School to any city in the Slate of Flor­ ted Sanford recently to revalue boards under Its provisions. 11a ida. either one way or roundtrlp," the City of Sanford for insurance t as he surveys ths wreckage of his home In Loni also plans to call a meeting of WHERE DO 1 GO NOWT seAns to ask the rating purposes. he said. m liuroc of Mr. and Mrs. 8. 0 . Elgin on Palmetto i county achool superintendents la "Our service also provides au­ wood. The csr on the left Smssbtd into ll While observing that the fire discuss the legislation. tomobile service to winter visitors, (Stuff Photo) fighting potential of ths City’s the expected huge crowd atten­ Tha 2,000-word measure seta up Fire Department had not kept criteria for assignment of puplla ding the winter PGA tournament, pace with the growth and expan­ to schools for which thsy era best visiting Navy personnel, indus­ sion of the city, he commented on suited, trialists, and family needs for a the record that the department second car," said Winter. I provides that In determin­ bad been able to maintain. Sanford National Car Rentals ing where a pupil ahall ba as» • O. G. Carpenter particularly no­ automobiles aren’t marked or signed tha county boards map ted tho changes and improve­ conduct "uniform testa" to class­ bannered so that their ■PP, *r* ments that bed taken place in A W-year-old while man was re-1 ify pupils according to Minlal> ?nce will be that of a family, the water distribution system un­ leased this morning under $3,000 personal or business car, War­ lectual ability and scholastic pro­ der the recently completed water bond by Justice of the Peace W. ficiency." ner explained, and they, may ba The 38-year-old wife of an Air and aawer program. -m u d arounJ the clock seven Force min, apparently suffering Hugh Duncan after being charg­ Dailey aaid that as ha Interpret* ed with tlie molesting of a fourWhile not committing himself on It, ichool boards will have to ap­ from shock, ran from the emer­ year-old child. tho result* of his Investigation, ply the provisions to every child gency room of the Florida Sanita­ Carponter did indicate that theso J. A. "Jim " Lloyd of Lake Mary seeking to enroll In a school ho rium last night shortly after 7 w ater tmprovaments would do was taken Into custody shortly "Anoaher feature of Sanford o'clock, when taken there following had not previously attended. This much toward helping the City of would Include new first grades, National Car Rental* »UI be that an accident In which ehe plowed after midnight this morning and R Sanford maintain ita present da*r "U nless,aba law- te e p e M -tw customers will be provided wltn her .automobile Into tha Florida lodged la the Scmlnnte County J«U following the hsu an rerat t War­ • aiflcattou. flrat grades some Negro‘Thfldreo vPyrteay M t * ,»»»'eh " S YooA of • Longwood bom*. Carpenter expressed eadabewod - I t 'l l expected, said Hatton, that will be showing up in the whit* Mrs. Diane Marie Norton, whose rant In Justice of the Peace use here or at etty offwt »« « • There are probably several gena groat deal of Interest In some the contract will ba awarded wtlhhorn* addrese was given as Route court by the mother of the smalt era Ilona of Sanford swimmers schools there," Bailey said. system." Werner explained. of the contemplated changes for in the next week or ten days. The taw also instructs county >Th* National Car Rental System It Box 04, Longwood, Is said to child. . tho future a t tha water plant and The elderly man was held In the who owe their swimming prowess school boards In preparing testa Other bids, in the onjer of their la represented In *U principal have "blacked out", sideswipe.) a the well field alt*. prices submitted were: J. C. Har­ cities of the country as weU •* power pole, smashed Into a fire county Jail for 11 houra before to a genial Instructor who, year snd classifying pupils for assign­ The additions to the Fir* De­ per Construction Co., Orlando; Ken Canada and principal forolgn hydrant, and then crashed Into the being released under bond follow­ around, teaches youngster* from ment to vsrious schools to tak* partment, under the Capital 1m- Smith Construction Co., Daytona Florida room of a home on Palmet­ ing the preliminary hearing. Its years old and up to take care Into account "such sociological, provement program were discus­ Reach; H. J. High Construction Co., Lloyd is being held under bond psychological and like Intangible to Av*. In Longwood, as she drove sed with Carpenter by city offic­ Orlando; and Carroll Daniel Con­ (or the Grand Jury which meets of themselves In the water. social scientific factors as wilt east on the city Street. ials and he concurred on their struction Co., Sanford. During the summer months prevent, as nearly as practicable, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Elgin were in November nnd for the Fall Contract times named in the I Med. away from their home at the time term of the Circuit Court. thrre are as many aa 100 at the any condition of soclo-oconomia Among other points discussed bids, were 170 days for DeWitt, of tha aecldrnt. The car, a 1933 The 61-ycar-old man was taken Itoliini College docks learning the close consciousness among tha with city officials, he pointed out Furnell a Spicer, Inc., 280 days for Pontiac Coach, tora out tho entire into custody by Depuly Sheriff art of swimming from FlcetVood pupils attending any given achooL** fo n t of tha house and amashed a Morgan McClelland In Lake Mary Peeples, an Instructor In swim­ that tho recent policy to restrict J, C, Harper Construction Co.; 160 Bailey Bald county boards un­ A talk that should prove of in­ sofa where the Elgln'a usually at his home. (ha fire service to the city limits, days for Ken Smith Construction doubtedly would need assistance ming for 40 years, 35 of them at terest to every -portsman. parti­ lounged. Jalousled windows, over­ except for a few cases, would help Co.; 120 days for H. J. High Con­ in dtvcloplng these Intangible fac* His unly statements, according llolllnns College, cularly the one who enjoys rob­ head beama, concrete block, and tha resident* of Sanford obtain a struction Co.; and 180 Jays for to thn office of Seminole County ing, will feature the regular week­ ildihg were torn away aa the car Fire Sanford youngster* have Carroll Daniel Construction Co. better report. ly program of the Senford Rotary cam* to a stop across the front Sheriff Luther Hobby were "I am been making the Irek to Lake Vir­ . Carpenter requested that his off­ Burton stated that bidders were not guilty of the charge." It is Club at Iti noon meeting Monday, room of the home. ice be notified when the changes bonded for 21 days to allow time also reported that Lloyd staled ginia summer-long and earh one, at the Yacht Club. for the bids to be reviewed and Florida Highway Patrol Trooper and additions had been completed "I think there is a misunderstand­ from two to ten years old, display Albert J. Wilton, Director of the T. Mark Mack and Patrolman Carl thclf talents of taking caro of # in ths water and fir* department* considered before being awarded. Department of the Interior t Fish Williams estimated (he damage to ing." themselves whenever in the wa­ so that an engineer could come to Alternate bids were submitted by He was released from tho Sem­ ter. and Wild Life Service, a subsidiary the home and furnishing! at ll,5oo AUG. 2 Sanford to re-evsluste the d ty 'i threa of the bidders for a ehange inole County Jail shortly after II of the U. S. Dept, of the Interior a of material in the Interior parti­ Damage to the car, they said, o'clock this morning. Admissions Fleetwood Peeples, who Is as­ facilities. Conservation end Replenishment woul.ll estimate about $300, tions. sisted by his son Mlcko, soems to Donald Griffin (Sanford) It Is through such effort* that Lloyd pleaded "not guilty" this Station a t Welaka, will tell his list­ Mrs, Norton's husband ii report­ Henry Balke (Sanford) Sanford 1* able to assist it* retl- A two per cent variation in bids e n e rs some of the details of his In­ ed to be stationed at thn Air morning when arraigned before attrart the admiration of each James Burke (SanforJ) youngster as they yell to him to dants in regard* to fir* Insurance between tha lowest and highest teresting occupation. bidders brought differencei of coats Force's Homesead base near Mi­ Justice of the Peace W. Hugh watch their every diva or swim­ Ray Chldester (Orange City) premiums. Harry Lee Jr., program chair­ Duncan. , ami. for construction to a minimum. BIRTIIK ming feat. Carpenter maintain* offices In However, bids were within the es­ man for the day, will present the Baby Girl Fitton I’eeplcs says that hi* course, Atlanta, Ga. •neakrr. Club president, Dr. ACTRESS MAY ENTER timated coat pf construction. Baby Boy Brooklyn which is a lifetime one, is divided Charles L. Persons, urge* a repra- Hospital Reserve GOVERNOR'S RACE Discharges tentative turnout, despite the vaca­ HOLLYWOOD, tel —Actress Cleo into two phases, the "survival UPS, TONGUE FREEZE Evelyn Crabtree and baby tion period. Plana for the official Generator Is Used the "advanced Moore. 27, says she la thinking of rourse" a n d TO PIPE (Sanford) visit of District Governor Frank running (Or governor of her na­ courae." SHAWNEEr Okla., tel — SevenDorothy Brenner and baby A. McDonald of Tampa on Aug. 1st Time Tuesday tive l.ouUiuna in I960 and becom­ For instance, Jeff Bale*, four, year-old Haven Taylor stopped to (De Bary) 17 will be formulated anJ all, com­ The Seminole Memorial Hospi­ ing “ a political Florence Nightin­ has completed hi* quarter-mile lick some frost from an outside Nathan Runkel (De Bary) mittee chairmen will be briefed as swim; Barry Barks, 10, has com­ tal use0 its emergency generator gale." refrigerator pipe a t a local dairy Sam Hicks (Sanford) to the importance of having their for tho first tima since the hospi­ “Any great politician has to b* pleted a one-mile swim; Jimmy but his wet tongue and Ups frote AlIG. 3 reports ready for Gov. Frank’s tal has been opened last Tues­ a great actor," she sail. Barks can swim the quarter-mile Admissions TIm Hunt-McRobcrti team In the fast to the pipe. He was trapped d u b Assembly. If she's elected, she said she and is now ready to swim the halfday night during a temporary for half an hour before being city-wide softball league, now Charlotte Green (Sanford) power failure. will seek more rights (or women. mile distance; Judy Rales, two. Ella Mae McGriff (Sanford) playing Ita championship games, freed by David Elynn, an engi­ “But all my rlght-baml men will and Tommy Uarks, two, are being. thaaderah»wera{ tew tsaight 76Hospital Administrator Harry Paul Davidson (Sanford) test night forfaited a gama by as- neer for the dairy, who cut off the (ConHawed m Pag* Sis) 111. bo men," ah« added. Walr aaid that the emergency ammonia flow and poured water klarcus Nutt (Orange City) m signing a pitcher for the game generator used during the 30 min­ that had been disqualified because <>n the pip*. Robert Walthour (Sanford) ute* or more that commercial • f the fact that ba had pitched power was not available enabled for oa* of the toeing teams of the the hospital to continue its serv­ league, according to Howard Gor­ ices. die, director of tha softball lea­ The operating room, nursery, gue phase af tha city-wide recrea­ tion program. According to Gordie, City Man­ ager Warren E. Know!** also de­ clared that tha game would ba forfeited If a pitcher from one of 'M the losing teama was assigned to last night's gam*. The gam* was foifetted to tha W. Atisa Barpaa team which la playing in the flva gems cham­ pionship playoffs. Tha fotM ted game b ough: the WEAPONLESS BULLFIGHT playoff standings to a Uo, two SAN DIEGO, Calif., tev—A Judge games wo* by aacb team. baa. refused to atop a weaponless Don Merritt, the ptteher In qnrabullfight, saying tbs definition of tion, who had pitchad for tho Robwhat would worry a buU waa a . ■J son Sporting Goods team during “•64.000 question." league play, eras aottflad by Um­ Superior Judge William A. Glen pire Horrid Horheaboeb after tba baa baas naked by tha Humane first pitched ball that tha game Society to stop the event sched­ waa forfaited. uled for Aug. U in municipal BalHowever, play eaatlnuad wader boat Stadium on tha ground that protest from Captate-Maeagae of Just worrying a bull for exhibition • a a against at*I* law. Tha event has beta bitted by THIS 18 T E E WAT TO SWUf points awl Fleetwood P*tpie< after skidding out of control fi •o re then 100 yards on a Long- promatars aa a "bloodies*" exhi­ Barks. Assisted by his son Micko, Peeples is teaching swimml THlti CAR LANDEb oa IU t iota midnight. Navy man Joaaj Chartea H o n , l i t woo driving. bition, with lig h ten nod bulls j Barks, Jimmy Barks, Judy Bates and Tammy B arks, a t Loka n o d Street teat sight ahorily I tU tt Photo) Boards Must Be Ready Officials To Review Bids For Dormitory No Injuries Are Suffered As Auto Skids, Turns Over Woman Plows Car W hite Man Is Charged Into Florida Room W ith Molesting Child Of longwood Home Hospital Notes Game Forfeited To Burpee Team 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. 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To*. Jiily S I, 195B •. (CMtiaeed from Page One) Of cities of comparable size or laramlstloner David Gatchal, t immcntlnj on the Improvement program skid ’’Those ihing* we can p e a t our finger at won’t be noticed only by the citizens here but by areiyone who comet to Sanford •(Mr aa a vbltor or aa a busl- H »,• Ki b ' ii if I*.' • ?■. t t a atreet lighting program waa approved Drat a t the topmost item •a Uie propoaed expansion and Iraprevement program of the city. Un­ d er conalderatlon are new tight! fe/ 'French Ave., Seminole Boule­ vard to P in t St. on French Ave., F t rat SL from French Ave. to •aaford, a n J additional llghta on P a s t Ave. from the Interaection of irjjfech Ave. to 23th St. Seeood on the priority litt for capital improvement! receiving the go.ahead from the Board of Sanf a i l City Commiationera la the propout to eonatruct a Sanford Civic Cenlcr or community venter •n Sanford Avo. a t Seminole Bottleyard to houie a s auditorium, meet, lag rooms, recreation area, library a d lp a tio . The City Manager's pree l a t i o n pictured the new center ■■*« large, single story building ptShlng a large portion u glass Watt*. t h e public library, now on Fifth SL, could ba told aa weR aa the p re u n t Y acht Club for additional funds for tha construction of the pew center alnce civic club meeting room a and library apaee would lx provided In tha new atructura. The Yotuh Council, Commlaaionert wore told, ha a 13,000 available toward •ueh a project. : In approving tha project Mayor ScoU u ld "T he way to Increase th e ' site of the city la to have a law conventions and let the people se a -It." The city will now explore tha poulbDItlaa of a Civic Center end negotiate for an architect to w .tk out the preliminary plans IneltaJod In tha approval for exploration and architectural plans Wert the Ooldaboro Recreational Arab swimming pool and the break' water for a Sanford boat basin. ; Plana for a boat basin a n J break' , water met a cold shoulder from the commission at Drat. Mayor Scott suggested that consideration of tbit turn be delayed until the Sanford TttuavUle Canal Is approved. How­ ever, the need for such an attrac­ tion (or Sanford overcame tha re­ luctance of soma to bypass the project and it waa added to the proposed Improvement program. Different Ideas from members of the Board of Commissioners high­ lighted the discussion of a proposal ta-add new equipment to the San­ ford Fire Department and build a new ceatral location for a por­ tion of tha apparatus and depart•teat personnel. Commlsloner (iatchel said ” 1 feel that we n e -t a minimum of •ne new pumper retaining all of DONAID CLARK, II. takes a pro­ tective attitude toward Oary Toya tn Lawndale. Calif, after caving tha younger boy's life at ■ iwtmmtng pool. Donald dived tn end brought the youngster to tho aurfaeo after hearing cries from Mrs. Toya that her son had not come up. The exploit even amtsed Donald because, up to that moment, be could not swim a stroke. (International) tha olJ equipment. I consider a new station a i a crying need, two new pumpers aa a crying need, but our immediate need Is for one new pumper,” he u id . Commissioner Higginbotham re­ marked ’’We should scatter our equipment out a bit.” City Manager Knowles presented a blackboard diagram of the pro­ pose.! new tire station and the necessity for two new pumpers to convlncn the Board of Commissionera of Sanford's present needs. Commissioner Gatchel said “The plans would practically assure our city lower Rre Insurance rates.” He then proposed that the city pursue the recommendations of the City Manager. Also meeting the approval of the commissioners last night were two new packers for the city’s refuse department, dump trucks, atreet sweeper and a do/rr--loader. However, the replacement of automobiles for both the Police De­ partment and the Fire Department were eliminated from the Capital Improvement program. T h e s e items woulld be coniiJrred in the city’s annual budget. Set aside for further study were proposals for a public works de­ partment radio nclwnik and air conditioning fur the City Hall and ro ller Depaitmrnt. The City of Sanford will Imme­ diately begin exploring the possi­ bilities of the v -tout projects pro­ posed and negotiate with architects for preliminary plans and specifi­ cations. • • • ',. • .... • ' ’! (Coettaued Irons Faga Owe) increasing powers of tha governor were amended to limit the in­ creased powers to five years. The House had amended the teacher assignment bill to give the county school boards greater latitude In making replacement! of teachers. Yesterday's H o u s e committee meeting on segregation bills was highlighted by appearance of Sum­ ter L. Lowry -nd by Atty. Gen. Ervin. Lowry, who campaigned unsuc­ cessfully against Collins In tha May primary on a eegrcgatlon plat­ form, told the committee the Legi­ slature should defy the U. 8. Sup­ reme Court's school desegregation ruling even if public officials went to Jail. Lowry urged adoption of an In­ terposition resolution and said all Florida had to do to prevent Inte­ gration In public schools was to say to the U. S. Supreme Court "we openly at>J officially defy you.” Ervin also urged adoption of an Interposition resolution and said the emergency amendment proposal which woulld permit operation of a private school system was the only efefctlve means of avoiding integration legally. Only administration bill still bang­ ing in the Senate It the proposal providing stiff penalties for false or misleading advertising by real estate promoters. It la designed to prevent out of state buyers of real estate from being defrauded by misleading advertising. The measure was approved by a Senate Judiciary Committee yes­ terday after It was amended to exempt licensed real estate bro­ kers from a provision that copies of planned out of state advertising be filed with the Real Estate Com­ mission. Anohcr amendment would exempt from the filing a person advertising five or less parcels fa­ tale. The Senate cleared up details of various other important legisla­ tion. It completed action and eent to the governor a bill requiring State Boad Department maintenance of former primary road* dropped when a new system was adopted Ia»t month. The senators alio acccepted House amendments to bills to per­ mit the game commission to trade a tract In tha Jim Corbett Game Mansgemrnt Area near West Palm Beach for an adjoining tract and to icpeal the IBM Development Cre­ dit Corporation Law. The game commission property Is wanted a r a site for a Jet air­ craft engine plant. The Senate refused to accept a lliiurp amendment to Its bill set­ ting admisnion procedures to the slate ho'pials. The amendment would have required patients to be committed to the menial Institu­ tion neatest their homes. AT GORMLY'S 0HLY $365-00 N O TRADE-IN REQUIRED CAROL MOM 1 ,30, "Miss Universe of IB37," signs an autograph book In Loa Angelas for Frank Leahy, former Notre Dame University football coach. Ingrid Gouda, Mbs Sweden, looks on. Earlier, Misses Morris and Gouda had signed contracts with Universal Pictures. FPC Is Assured (Continued From Pago 1) ber of Commerce, ha* been a leader in this group. George Kinsman, vice president of Florida Tower A Ligh has tes­ tified twice in support of the ap­ plication. Hit testimony was simi­ lar to that of Dick W. Judy, as­ sistant general counstl of the Flor­ ida Power Corporation, Both big utility companiei will buy the fuel since it is more economical in gen­ erating electricity. Among city officials from Flor­ ida who have appeared to tell FPC of the widespread demand for natural gaa a n J the substantial savings promlid amounting to mors than 23 per rent In the de­ livered fuel prices in many cases — were: Bartow, City Manager Charles Odom; Blountstown, Mayor R. W. Foster and City Clerk W. H. Hites; Clearwater, Mayor Herbert M. Brown and City Manager F. M. Middleton; Gainesville, John Kelly, public utilities manager; Lake Al­ fred, City Manager George Costel­ lo; Lakeland. City Manager David Payne and City Attorney J . C. Ro­ ger*; Leesburg, Mayor Alfred Smith, and City Manager J . K. Mizelt; Madison,- Mayor Van H. Jockey Tony DeSpirito won P riest; Orlando, Curtis H. Stanton, three of the four Laurel stake secretary of the city utilities com races offered during the IBM mission; Plant City, City Attorney Paul Ruchman; Starke, Mayor \V. spring meeting. T. Jackson and City Clerk Carl JACKSONVILLE '.P - A arries of Jones; Tallahassee, City ktansger transformer explosions in the un­ Arvah B. Hopkins. derground distribution s y s t e m Other cities throughout the state knocked out elcrtrlr current In and many ofifcials of utility com downtown Jacksonville for two panics, both municipally and priv hours early today, caused minor ately owned, as well a t engineers Injurlrs to a cab driver and shat- and fiscal agents for numerous trrrd plate glass windows. Florida rltlet. also have appeared Dillon Kennedy, utilities com­ in support of the application or plan missioner, said the cause was not shnitly to expiess their Indorse known immediately. mrnt. The most spectacular blast ‘ fam e at Main and Forsyth streets Eddie Marhen, Redding, Calif., where a taxi driver waa knorked heavyweight who has knocked out out of his parked vehicle. He had Nino Valdes, scored knockouts In a bruised hip and his taxi had mi­ hi« first in professional battles. nor damage. His bout with Valdes was his 13th. Eight plate glass windows In a nearby store were shattered. Jockey Willie Hartack rode 4417 Kennedy estimated damages to winner* in 1833. Ninety-three of the distribution svstrm would run hia winner* scored on Maryland rare tracks. "b e tte r than *10.000" Explosions Knock Out Jacksonville's Electric Current Congressmen Will Inspect Stockholm NEW YORK UB Nine c o n -, graismen will go to a Brooklyn i dry-dock tomorrow to inspect the Swedish ship damaged In the collislon that sank the Italian luxury liner Andrea Doria. The congreaamen, members of the Hout* Merchant Marine Com­ mittee, will look over the liner Stockholm aa the fir it step in a probe of safety at sea. The captains of both lines have declined tn stats publicly and In detail tha •’howa" and "w hy*" of the disaster. They say the full story must await official investi­ gations. In the congressional probe that starts tomorrow, Chairman Her­ bert C. Bonner (D-NC), said, " I t is not the intention of tha com­ mittee to determine questions of llabiliy as between the two Ill-fa­ ted ships." He said in Washington the group will try to find out what exami­ nation and Inspection waa made during the building o f the Doria and whether the two ships had conformed with tho international convention fo r safety of Ufa at sea. Legal Notice C sss Sf rir illli.il. .Van* NtiTICH IS IIKIIKIIY G IV E N that w . him m a a a r d In lm»ln»«* at In i K l , l * t under 111* fic titio us nnmr of VVrri J r u r l r v Mint* and that » • Intend tn remitter Mid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Pernlsole County Florida. In accordance mitH the nrnvl.lnn nt the Kletltlou, Name tjlatul* to-wltt Section SIS.tl Florida Hlatutee ISIS. Helen W rrt Cueliln* J Cochin* 5lot.e,r How. -i| Cuehln* Kvrlm .1 Ciiehln* C LO SED ALL DAY Wednesday TAKING INVENTORY SW EENEY'S FANTASTIC -H d fb o iift 1956 G p p lic w a ^ tWO BAIT ftOTOCUATOft, primitive horned dinosaurs that lived 120 siiIIHmi years ago, a rt shown hatching from their eggs in a model exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History, New York. Called “Tha nirth, Life and Death of a Dinosaur," tha exhibit Is no view to the newly-designed Tyrannosaur llell. ffntensatlanai) A n P .r c r t .t a _ BE G . CHICS Automatic W asher 239.95 * Refrigerator Lot* of folks think Social Secu rity wQl give them enough to retire on. B ut it takes a pretty careful string saver to manage fu ll retirem ent a t age 63. Certainly living on a park bench o r living with your children is something no one wants to faea G u lf L ite has many plans to provide retirem ent Income. One offers you 33,000 In cash • years br/orr you retire so you can start retirem ent planning early. And you can determ ine at what age you’d Ilka the Income to sta rt — IS, 40 or Ml Your Gulf L ite man will be glad to plan with you. He can show you how your present valuable insurance can lit Into your retirem ent or into any other plans fo r your fam ily. WE ARE NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS AT OUR NEW LOCATION 414 West 9th Street THERM-O-TANE GAS Co. G lllff DROP BY AND VISIT OUR MODERN SHOWROOM PHONE IS IS I i ~ "T — t L ife towaMeGMpuuf • i f rattans h r " x 1 n fa c e I t 11" • Hmtt O ik s I f a n d h Florida P . H. COLBERT, Superintendent HOWARD E . BA SS, Superintendent Palmetto BMg. Bns 1231, Sanford, Florida. W — HITH TRADE 8 cu. F t. N O T IC E i-1 » L M 'll $ 1 4 6 -0 0 iiu r f / •»#uf / w iik l v w R B M iu aa / a c e i s i ck ttina e a -s 229.93 WITH TRADE Fall Sire * Not Ju st 30 Inchen Range UB-47 $ 1 4 6 ‘0 0 199.95 $ 1 4 6 0 0 WITH TEAOa N O M O N EY D O W N NAME Y O U R O W N TERMS N EV ER UNDERSOLD N EVER OUT-TRADED GORMLY, Inc. 21C - 218 3 . Palmetto Ave. T78 �ffth t -#anfnrfc i& tm ih * AN INDEPEN DEN T DAILY N EW SPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA E s ta b lis h e d 1 9 0 8 House Votes To Become Committee To Consider Interposition Resolution Home Ownership Important * WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1. 1956 Associated Press Leased Wire ★ ★ ★ JLeary To Relieve Hamrick As Special Services Officer Lieutenant Cnmandcr LaurU J . Leary, USN. will aiiu m e duty a* Special Service* Officer of Sanford (paval Air Station, in early August, relieving Comander Lawrence L. Hamrick, USN, who la presently Plight Divixloh Officer of the itatlon. Aa Special Service* Officer, he will be reipontlble for providing a com tant recreation program for all elation personnel, and fleet unit* baaed a t the Sanford Naval Air Station. Lieutenant Commander Leary re' Parted aboard Sanford NAS from the Whldbey Inland NAS, near Seat­ tle, W aih., where he wa* Execu­ tive Officer of Fa»Ron J12. Since entering the Navy in 1941, he haa had variou* duties aa Flight ln*tnictor. Tran»port Pilot, Adminlstratlon Officer, and Communica­ tion* Officer, with different squad­ rons and shore establishments throughout the world. Lieutenant Commander Leary ‘ f c » tha American Area EuropeanAfrican-Middle E aitern Area, Aliatic-Paclfic Area, WW II Victory, and National Defense m eJala. Ita i* married to the former M iis Doro­ thy Rlanchard, of Newport, R. I. They have two children, Patricia, 4 a n J Michael 3. They reside in Sanford. Home ownership, now apprecl ated by tha m ajority of Amer­ icana for ita contribution to pleasant and healthful dally living, was cited today aa ona of the bulwark! in fam ily planning for future retirement hy J . W. Hall, • TALLAHASSEE CTV—The Florida* president of the Seminole Coun House voted 57 to 38 today to re­ ty Board o f Realtors. solve itself into a committee of the There la a great deal of talk whole House to consider a resolu­ these day* about the fa ct that our tion of Interposition. population le tending to have a The motion was made by Rep. higher proportion of elderly per­ Farris Bryant of Marion County, son* Hall said. "And it la true that a leading proponent of interposi­ in 1900 only slightly over 4 per tion. cent of our population was 65 of An attempt by House Speaker over, compared with about 8 per Ted David to dissolve the com­ cent in that age group today, mittee before it had an opportunity and an estimated 10 per cent of By MARIAN JON ES to consider the resolution fa licit by OVIEDO —1The wheel* of prog­ our people who will be 65 or voice voe. David left the rostrum ress mint roll on. Such is true in over In 1075." when the committee was formed “These facta hava given rise to and former House Speaker Tom the Oviedo area. Je rry Arndt has opened a feed a number of government plana— eBasley of Walton County took over store in the building occupied by ninny of them impractical and at as chairman. our traditional The red-hot floor battle over the the Oviedo Variety Store but lying variance with Interposition resolution, two poten­ vacant for many month*. Hob principles—to ease tha problem* tial 1960 candidates for governor— Ragsdale ha* rented the C. T. Nib­ of the aged." “The truth of the m atter le," Bryant and David—locked horn* in lic k building and ha* opened Rags­ dale'* Radio and T. V. Shop there. the Seminole County real estate heading up opposing sides. Bryant and David clashed first Bob was In radar in the Air Corp executive continued, "th a t there yesterday before the House Com­ for four year*, and following hi* nrn five concrete step! which mittee on Segregation Bills reji*ct- discharge he worked fo> RCA for many American families can take 0(1 the resolution by a vote of 12'to a while then decided to take up on their own Initiative to assure 8, with David opposing the meas­ TV for he had already had radio. n finnncially-iecure old eg*. Home ure and Bryant urging its ap­ King'* Radio and T. V. Shop, ownership is on* of these, and proval. owned by Ja ck King J r . moved like the others, the earlier in life The floor fight held up adjourn­ from It* location to the store for- it is rcnlixed the more pleasant ment plans, although many legisla­ mcrly housing ihc Oviedo Drug the retirement years will be." tors forecast that the session would Store. Till* store, recently repaint­ Hall listed the other four ele­ wind up some time today. ed, etc. by Mr. and Mrs. Ben II. ments in a practical personal re­ The Senate, waiting House ac­ Jones, owner now display* a lovely tirement plan as the maintenance tion, adopted a resolution calling arangement of electrical applian­ of n savings or investment ae for sine die adjournment at noon. ce*. Ja c k ha* hi* work shop In the count, the creation of a Ilf* In The resolution would have to be back, but lit is screened from view surance program providing fo r a concurred in by the House to end of the plate gla»* window* by monthly retirement lncoma ae the special session. shelve* containing electrical appli­ well as the protection of depend Yesterday Rep. J . Emory Cross ances, and W. A. Ward J r . is his ents, an understanding of Alachua County offered a mo­ assistant in the work. of federal eoclal security tion to bring the resolution to tha We think that the Ovlrdo Drug benefits, and knowledge of the floor despite the unfavorable com- Store warrants the greatest change, provision* of company pension mittee report. Action was cut o f f ,for when Mr. and Mr*. Jone* built plans that may be available to by adjournment for the day. Ithese two modem building* we h aJ employes. House proponents of the reso-| visualized a drug store located "The Important thing her#,' lu'Jon blocked a Senate plan for there. Hall cautioned, “is to realise that ending the special session at 5 Well, Bo** Noogcl, nrw manager no one of these element! is gen­ p. m. yesterday. |0f the Oviedo Drug Store, mu*t erally sufficient by Itself to pro­ During tha heated committee have been looking at the same vide more than a minimum stand­ debate, Bryant urged passage of image. For three day* in Ju ly the ard of living fo r the average rotnldnalon of the resolution as a symbol, even store wa* closed, and all helper* person. Rut a though it might lack legal effect. plus extras lent a hand and the m oit of them adds up to what IN BERMUDA SHORTS, sport shirt, snort shoe* amt socks, C. R. “ There haa to be a Uma when mass movement was accomplished. the Chamber of Commerce of "C harlie" Dawron complete* the last-minute mova of parsonal be­ The petition between the two th a U n lted States -h a t eati««t»Mh# longing* from A he County Agent’s off Ire tw the Court Houle ae he we say 'So far and no further shall completed the last day on duty before retiring. Dawson lies retired y o u ' g o ','' B ryant ’ declared. "* i<o ic i hild l\-r) JtinovM aiib'dhe b#«vldnd of retirement plan." after 30 ytara o f sorvlro 271* of them in Semlnolo County. (S ta ff In aupport of the practicality of Photo) Huge store wa* the result. "What (Continued O i Page Three) a' store for this sire town!" 1* the his advice, Hall noted that today exclamation we have heard from over half of the pereone 65 or older have some form of lifetime many visiting the store. A brand new soda fountain, the income from retirement plans, horrhoe variety, graces the East and that six of 10 non-farm wall. Small booths ore also on families are In the home owner hand for customer*. The new- light- statue. • Pointing out that maximum Prlr# winning entries ware sub- in« *y i,T ,\ . muc.h. I " '1 Seminole County's share in th e « feasible home ownership ha* long milled by four Sanford . r e . r t .l - p,reUlclr ,hf n ‘ h.e lieen a national goal of all Real­ June |es tax collection* romca rf.n l. I . It,. c _ .l_ .mnnnA r, >»tOre bOSSt* * huge stock. ^ ^ T ' 000 P Mr*. E l,lr Fleming. Mr*. Ann tors and the National A*sociatlon to 813.606 77. said Kay E. Green,! *, r r Un' Reynolds, Roy W cl.cnbarger J r . of Real Estate Boards to which S tate Comptroller, in his report S ' ’" f - CWc,,°: and M i*; Mary Alexander serve they belong, Hall said also that of gasoline sales and tax ccllcc 7. * nd you at the sod. fountain white Hoy average monthly home mortgage ted. ertlble sleep furniture. tVcisenbarger I* the pharmacist. payment* In this area are no "Gasoline sales during the The winners, who will receive yjr„ W ciicnbarger I* on hand to liigher than many rents, and month of June <wiili sales report- j The 8.iiiford Elk* Lodge will a Posturepedic m attress from the help out in most any situation even that legitimate Income tax aded and tax colltctcd during Ju ly ; store, where they entered the t0 , he book* too. vantagea are often connected with totaled 117,442,965 g illon i, an in­ initiate* right new member* In a contest, now are being considered i The only fly in the ointment i* home ownership. crease of 5,432,581 over the 112,-1group to lie known as (he “ Grand for a grand prire of 820,000 in the fact that the lovely interior of "B u t the very real and direct 010,404 gallons use I during thn Exnlird R uler's" class at the lo­ cash or common stocks or one of tho sore is screened from he pub- benefit* in buying a home new previous month," Green stated n cal lodge tomorrow night. 31 expense-paid vacations for tw o!lie view by thrives In front of those ns a part of a retirement plan for Itiisirll Saxton, vlro president of in Jam aica via Delta Air Lines, beautiful plate gla*» window*. At the future are two-fold," Hell hit monthly memorandum, June tales, the report included the East Central Division of the Entrants were asked to choose First it was believed that they stated, a name for the Sealy Posturepedic j were there only temporarily hut it "F irs t, by the time most wage- were alio an increase of 19,306,-' State Elk* Association, will pay Girl, widely used in advertising *eem» otherwise now. ‘What a earner* are ready for retirement, 048 gallons over lh» total uf 93,for the same hi* official visit to the Sanford the m attress. The contest, one of shame to ruin such a lovely place they will own their own home 138,918 gallons lodge at tomorrow night's meet­ the largest ever held, drew bund like th a t," U the conunmt heard free of debt and aubjeet only to month last year. from many. maintenance charge* and to the reds of thousands of entriea. G ai collection* on Juno sa il* ing. Due to the absence of a restaur­ p r o p e r t y tax which Is very amounted to 88,190,015 an in­ Some 5,000 qualifying winners The inflation and meeting will In the United S ta le i and Canada ant in town, complete facilities reasonable here because of home­ crease o f 8379,298 over collections be preceded by a roast beef sup­ are to receive Poaturepedlc mat­ have been installed for I hi* pur­ stead exemption which we have of the previous month and $1,318,- per. tresses from their dealers. They pose, Mr. Noegel »ays. Now those here In Florida. 399 over the 88.841,416 collected Ollier events slated for the local "Second, if the retired family fo r tha same monthly period last were selected by the Reuben H. who have had to resort to ham­ Elk* Club are two dunce* which Donnelley C o m p a n y , Chicago, burgers, or sandwiches of some should wish to eell their paid-for year. Green reported. have been set for Saturday Au­ contest judges. Grand prize win­ description, can have a belter home, the money received ren go June gasoline sales this year gust 11 and 25. choice. fe r toward providing for the ners will be announced in midwere unexpectedly high, said Thn roinmunlty blood hank will realisation of the retirement Ilf# Green. During past years, he com­ August. preferred—traw el or whatever the mented in his report, starting be in the annex of the local Elks Local winners are: Roosevelt heart might desire. Green, Rt. 3, Box 104; Alelhe with aalea during May there la a Club on Tuesday, August 7 and 21. After all, what more could «>n# leveling off. with only compara­ Evans, Enterprise; Mildred Ruth Mostly fair today end Thursday I-usti-r, P.O. Box 80, Lake Mery; except for a few widely sratlrrrd desire, than to live In Florid* tively minor variations month to Teresa Katherine Martin, 813 W .1afternoon thundershower*; low to- and enjoy all it* advantage* ? month, with September the lowest "Home ownership—the founda­ F irst SI. » I eight S I to 74. month o f the year. In October, tion of so much of greet value sales atari lo rise again. The rate in our national and civic life— ran also be the foundation of a of gasoline consumption during Secure future for the young June would appear to be evidence couples o f today who will l«e to­ that the summer tourist season in morrow’s eenior eltlsen*,'' he Florida hat greatly exceeded th a t! of previous years, Green said. ' *! f “ * concluded. In Bemlnole County, during June, there were 877,150 gallons of gasoline consumed with a total tax collection of 861,400.50. Tax returned to counties from gasoline tax collections are for road bond and road building pur­ poses. * te * MI IV )—An *<rlln«r r»ri—ine "O passenger* and a baby from Panama to New Orleans landed; NATIONAL C EM ETER Y IN F l o r id a t o b e c o n s id e r e d RIVIERA BEACH Iffl — Estab­ lishment o f a national cemetery In Florida would ease numerous hardships facing relatives of armed service veterans who die in poor circum stances, a Veterans of Foreign War* post said yes­ terday. VFW Post 4143 said it was urg­ ing government officials and other tcrans’ groups to Consider such cem etery. f ’? . "V A, tv; ' *1 Residents Submit Prize Winning Entries In Contest County To Get Over , $ 2 2 ,0 0 0 From Gas Tax Elks To Initiate8 Into Grand Exalted Ruler's Class J Weather Airliner Lands After. Trouble With Engine l —. A NEW Dltt'U STORK i ^ S t a f f Phot#) i Otlado a t the center of the Uirivlag fjtmlnola County community. after t-n'llil# with on« No. 15S Hobby To Resume Sheriffs Job Soon Oviedo Residents Boasting 01 Big, New Drug Store LIEU TEN AN T COMMANDER L . J . LEAHY. UBN, who will re­ lieve Oommandei L. L. Hatnrick. USN, a t Special Service* O fficer of Sanford Naval Air Station, In early August. (O fflcial Photo, U. S. Navy) If Year HtraJd la Not Delivered By < P. M. Can 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery Hospital Notes Jaly 31 of it* four engine*. Admisaloas Passengers from the plane. Pan Ja n * Hale (Sanford) American flight 510, transferred Bam Hicks (Sanford) to another aircraft and continued Vlula Daniels (Sanford) on to New Orleans. Nathan Runkcl (Do Bary) One passenger, Rill W alter* of Births f os An<r*t*«. sa'rf an e r - l - - on Baby Boy Halt the Constellation btew a rvlinder Discharges head and that Its propellor had to Mrs. E thrl Tart (Osteen) he fenth-red for the long detour Rebecca Oxcndine (Oviedo) lo Miami. Mrs. Odie Whipple (Sanford) W alters said the trouble occurred when the plane was aror* than 600 Mrs, Ruby Thomas and baby boy (Altamonte Springs) mile* from Miami. Mrs. Donnice Btanlsy and Bandleader Jen Garber was on* o f tha baby girl (Sanford) C A P ! AIN FRNOLD O. LOV Marine Detachment of U. 8 . Navy) Deputies Not Revealed Sheriff J , l.uther Hobby said this morning that he will take over tho Seminole County Sher­ iff's office a* soon »* possible. "Arrangements mutt be com­ plete for the transfer of auto­ mobile* and other equipment,” Hobby said. Earlier this morning, Hobby stated "From what I have heard and read, 1 have been reinstated. "However,” he said, “there hae been no ofifeial notification from tho Governor or from Senator Dougins Stenstrom relative to my reinstatement." Enter today, Sh eriff Hobby in formed The Sanford Herald, “ I have liven Informed by Senator Stenstrom who is now In Tallahas­ see that tho action of tho 8en. ate automatically rclnstutcs me and I am now the Sheriff. "My next move will be to take over tho ehertfra office# and equipment a t the earliest possihie time from Denver Cordell sheriff during the tlm* of my who was appointed to aerva aa suspension," Hobby said. " I am not quit* ready to an notinre the names of those who will s e n e aa deputies on my staff," Hobby Informed T h e Herald today. He said, "Jimm y Singletary will remain a t office deputy." With the action of tha Sen ate, Seminole County le Immed lately under the Jurisdiction of Sheriff J . Luther Uobby, accord Ing to statements released to the Sheriff from Tallahassee. No further action or notification ia necessary since the Governor's jjjJ c r of suspension was not ap­ proved by tho Senate, #» Ita pre­ sentation yesterday, ' Barks To Attend Seminar-Cruise Dr. Orville Barks of 8inford .will atlcnd the University of Penn­ sylvania School of Medicine Sem ­ inar-Cruise on November 17, which will bn held aboard the Steamship Stockholm. Dr. Barks h i* received notice that the Medical Seminar-Cruise will definitely sail from Wilm­ ington, N. C., on Nov. 17, as sched­ uled. “ Damages to the Stockholm were minor,” the notice advised. “The ship requires replacement of snme plates in the bow section of the crew's quarter*, and this will h« completed In a few weeks." About 216 doctors, with their families and friends are now book­ ed for the cruise. ISeminole Chiefs Club Slates 2nd Meet Next Tuesday The second meeting of tha Sem« Inole Chiefs Club has been se» •onext Tuesday evening at the com* mlsaloners room of the Sanford City Hall. John Keeling, secretary-treaiur* er of the newly formed club, laid this morning that the "m ain Item of business lo be discussed at Tuesday night's meeting would ba the organization of the m em ber ship drive unde the club'a vice President Thomas Stringer." There will be other Items cm the agenda, Keeling said. The Seminole Chiefs president, in Cube this week, will be back In Sanford for the second get-to* gethcr of the organisation (hat has dedicated Itself to promote in* terest In and enthusiasm at the athletic event* of Seminole High School. Membership fee was set at 8S at the initial meeting o f the group last Tuesday night. It la expected that an even larg* t r crowd than attended the flrsk meeting when *he Seminole Chiefs Club was formally organized, will be on hand for the second meeting next Tuesday night a t • o'clock. E. Love Receives Rank Promotion ! To Captain, USMC Emold O. Love, Offlcer-lm Charge o f the Marina Detachmcnl of Sanford Navel Air 8UUon, hag been promoted In rank to Captain U.S. Marine Corps. Captain Lova received newt o f hli promotion from Major L. J* Sartor, USMC, Commanding Offl* cer of the Marine Barracks a t tho Jacksonville NA8, Ju ly 38. Before reporting aboard SNAS aa Officer-In-Charge of lha Ma* rlna Detachment in 8epL 1955, he waa Marine Barracks O fficer at the Jacksonville NAS. Captain Love received hie com* mission aa 2nd L t., USMC, ia No* vember, 1952. Since then, he ha* had duty with the l i t Marina Di­ vision in Korea, and with the 4tR Marine Regiment In Uawail. Captain Love Is married to the former Miss Sally Moore of Wa* terford, WIs. They have on* child, Michael Lee. They reside in ban* ford. VALIDATION OF BONDS FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS OKAYED TALLAHASSEE l * - Validation of bonds for new school buildings has been approved by the Su­ preme Court for Alachua, 8300,000; Brevard, *1 million dollars; E iram bia, one million dollars; nlm I q44TrOl on AT lollsDT William E. M attair. 85. died at Manatee, 8200,000; Okalooia, 1/4 million dollars; Pasco, $300,000; 11:16 p. m. last night at the home of hie son-in-law and datighlcr, St. Lucie, $300,000; Santa Rosa Mr. and Mra. Herman Koteff, 152$ $230,000, and Sarasota $200,000. Doiivlaa Ave. Mr. Mattnir had made his home In Sanford for the la*t thn-e months. He passed away following a short illnwes. Rom Feb. 16, 1871 In Willlston, Mr. Mattair had made hli homa in Osteen for the n*«' 28 year! until moving to Sanford, He retired In 1927 from th* Florida E ast Coast Railroad aa a section foreman. U r. M attair was a member o f Ihe Osteen Baptist Church and of the 8panish American War VeU erans. Ha Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary C. M attair, Oslecni four daughters, Mrs. J . F . Wheel* er, O cala; Mrs. G. A. Harris, Mrs, Bluford Carroll, and Mrs. Her*m in Koteff, Sanford; one son, W. E. M attair J r ., Sanford, tr« grandchildren, two great grand* children, and numerous nieces and nephew*. Funeral services will be h eld ’a * ' I p. m. tomorrow afternoon a| B riu en Funeral Home with (be Rev. W. P . Brooks J r „ officiating. Burial will b * la tha O itam Cemetery. W. E. Mattair, 85, Dies Last Night After Short Illness Officer-1 a-Charge o f the (O fficial P h o t* INAL ADDITIONAL m LOCAL • NRWb I pa rr 1 — T F . �• - .T / •». ' . a - v - r . . fPZSV'r*;tfV*' h | « S. Wei. 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Radio Farm Dl«»ot il( Rapart* 11:14 Thuraday Matlaoo Kgwsra.-Nswg 1:14 BiU Miekak 1:11 Ba**N*«4 Ranrh fitUtar A Frjaada aft * rno« f 1:04 World At Throa Man Callad X 1:1( Join Th» N|v» 7 v * 0 * t A Hacrat 1:14 nacard Pravlow «. aiaal Meur i:»a Taaa Tima •a a* aa DoaUi Valle/ Dare m i* *, 1fha MlUlanalra 10MB OWHIRR UNKAFFY H ill Raaart WITH BILL At Faul. Uarr Ford (awa * to MIAMI LB—Same 2*0 b o a t awn* are w itehtd city werkere IniU ll mvrVday 'mornin 0 norm iew « u last (all and thought Taat Fattarn Oaad Warning It w ii fin#—until thay got tha MU Capi. Xangsroo l i l t waak. Of All Thlaaa Godfrsg Than Pay leimad P a avaraga H lot w#i baing aitaisad about Ich 142*. At a promt moating laat va at ur* night, Pay said Pay Pougbt tha eh Far Tamarraw city, not Pay, would ba pgylag P a bllii. gland Up A Fa Caualad BBJM itt •‘p"W SVrS f.'fic StttM III; •til •i»a 1 ,5 ! •ila *a:tl lilt ft: i:i: Hitf i I u,umm l GA.GRADE“A” Dft D ; li n a WARMWQTOM, tS - Freildeni Citanbowir la landing Secretary of Suto Dullca to London to eon far with Britain and Franca about Bgypt'a aalxuro of P a Sum Canil. Tba Whlta House announced P li today abortly after P e Praildant and Dullai had dUcusaed Egypt' nationalisation of P a waurway. Tba United Stataa tlrtidy ll rapraaentad at P a London Ulka by Deputy Undersecretary Stale Robert Murphy. Murray Snyder, Militant White Houae preai aacrotary, raid Pla atatament to ntwiaen: "In view of Po Importanca tha mauara being digcuieed In London batwggn Foreign MinUiara Ueyd and Ptaeau, P a Fmldont baa aakad taeraury DulKi pareonally to taka part In tha eon eluding parlod of their Ulka, in which P e United BUM* D alio represented by Deputy Undtries* rotary Murphy." Selwya Ueyd ie Briuln'a farsign minigUr, Chriatiaa Plneau ii the French foreign minister. Aaked whether DuUei would leeva for London l a madiaUiy, laydtr referred quaitieatn P e Steto Department. BerUer, fan. Mansfield, (DMont), propeeed p a t P e United lu tea preteet the eenel aeltura to P e United Netteaa Oeneral A inahly gad P t World Court. 12:30 zr-m IrSa^MUnanaira tya Oat A ftlcrat FR YER S Air Force Now Has Own Dictionary Dullss To Toko WAIM1NGTON i* — The Air Force, whhh recently acquired tu own aeadamy, now has Ita awn dictionary at wall. It Is diitribuUrig a new, official "UniUd (tataa Air Fore* Diction, cry,” compUed by the Air Fere# vanity at Maxwell Air F*rct Base, Ala., and baaed upon intervlawa wiP hundreds of fllen about Pousanda of different words P a t have special meaning to airmen. A preface lays P a t "although tha languages of Air Feres people la indeed EngliP, a certain part of It la In P a nature af special usage.” Thus, in thumbing through P a dictionary, you find "amiable cluster." Doca It mean a gather­ ing of friends? Nope. It is "a dus­ ter of bomba, especially fragmen­ tation or incendiary bomba, bald tagaPar so aa to be aimed and drappad by ordinary bomb meth­ ods." And there's "dally ehaln." It means • "string of two parabundles attached to each other In which P t paraehuta of tha upper bundle la opened by P a aircraft italic line, P e lower by a static Una attichad P P a upper bun­ dle." Then Pern are grim and crypt­ ic Unas, like: "lambing encyclopedia—A sal lacties of materials of a statisti­ cal nature used aa a reference for all Instails tioni of objectives, econemlc or military, considered for petantill atraugle air attack, maintained by tha dimeter af telUganee, Headquarters, UIAF. Or inures ting little biu af formation on weapons, toe •way behind o teemlngly horn lose pair of words: "circular ayeum—a aysum for eontroll gold •d mlules." A nou stys: "Tha missile automatically >onda out signal to two radio outlona, and tlmoa and ochoao to knap Itoalf on sours#," Tha diatiooary carries wards familiar to airman of tha world warn and to today's Jot Jooklai Thom to tho "oinked aut" angina eaaidg tha piston power plant quit running or today's "flams aut" af P a Jet angina. It also aeys P a t • "coffao grinder" • "piston-type aircraft engine." Them am too the gobUdygaek ward# af government and mili­ tary. Taka "icfatmutol." That NEW FOUCY TO BB rApprg p o u r FORT FHBCB UB - The City Commillion lilt night voted for • "policy for the eventual Inte­ grated uee Of municipally owned propertiea and faeUitiea by aU cluaea of eitiieni." U alia eat up a t committee make recommend#tlenj toward carrying out P e policy. Tha reeelutloa cold M W# heUan P et in P a heat interpat of aU our eltitena that the uaa of all municl pal faeUitiea for tho time being muit bo auinUiaod P P a lUtuc RUO." Horace GUlem la P o oldest member of tho Cleveland Browne at ega U K# is lilted to play end Pla season, hie 10th la pro footbalL CLUBOR SIRLOIN TENDERNESSGUARANTEED Legal Notice ti Caart •( the. Cm t*aile*T4 Caaatr. SMte LB- LB. TENDER, PLUMP BIRDS gaTGRADES A QUICK FROZEN HENS STEAK ■ -» 5 9 c FBESH GROUND GIANTSIZE m. e looiid Be Sura of Quality with thU fine BEEF 79« „ MEATY SPARE RIB LB. 15c COMPTON NO. 2 Vi CAN 5 9 1 PEACHES 25 JERZEEEVAPORATED MILK - jc , 3 » J9 ( lit Haavy Byrua___________ snz. JAR 3 UNIT ONE PLEASE Btaa MusiaJ bee played in P e most All-Star games—12. It ehort form for "Individual is cleared for accesi to clesslfiod material up to end including." A "dawg" Isn't a SouPsm ca­ nine. It is "dynamic air war game." If you arc running low on fuel Just ssy "bingo." And U something is exccilont, it la "sarch." appetites S B K r O F S isP&GtSPai . .stisr ------i f Limit • too than 303 CAN SOI CAN STANDARD BRAND TOMATOES M l CAN T/PWP SilPtR MflRKI I ’’ / . 4v h A i •, v< *W■ s •CRATCH FEED 10“ *-49c FO O D SI 10c LB. CAN LB. CAN Applesauce 2 <* 29c Oleomargarine^20c, "SU P E R . RIG H T" OR 8W IF T PREMIUM 49c HAMS TURKEY'S “ 45c ShoulderRoast*39c (Fully Cooked) LB. GRADE A QUICK FROZEN HEN LB. "S U P E R - RIG H T* M ILK F E D V EA L “SUu PE IG H T SULK FED CHOICE .--s mR .• R RIGH1*’ V EAL Lb- Can DOG FOOD 2/23c Sunahlna Vanilla llo s . pkf. WAFERS 33ci Ivory Lf. Pkf. SNOW 33c New Blue Lf. Pkf* 33c 8pie *N Spaa Lb. B o z f CLEANER 2/49c Golden Short anlag 3 lb. can ALLGOOD BRAND SLICED 39c 39c QUART 45c DoeFood31-23c BACON FRANKS Rad Heart CHEER RIBCHOPS LB. 59c T-BONE ORi d CUTLET 85c LB. "SU P E R RIG H T* A LL M EAT LB. DEXOLA COOKING ii r “" fflT " JUICE ■ 6«»79c PEACHES 29c JUICE 25c MILK 6 — 77c PRESERVES-49c GRITS 10c ) MEAL 27c FLUFFO 89c Libby*# Comad Lb. Can BEEF HASH 31cf LIbby’a Vienna 4 Ox. Caa SAUSAGE 2/33c Libby'. Potted 31* 01. Coa MEAT 2/27c W Ie JANE PARKER FRE8H A i P FROZEN STRAW BERRIES 10OZ.PKG. 2 4 3 C JANE PARKER D ESSERT SHELLS pkg. 20c ANN PAGE GROUND ' 2 OZ. Black Pepper 2 29c ANN PAGE ALL VARIETY PORK *N Hr V K B C K laRraScor w Beans 10c LB. CAM THERMO-FBOOT Pknk Bag fla r iq r tbis^Hh^day s f July m l Clark af iha Circuit Caurt loA an& H ^ ruriu •nrdna V. Kr#d»rlrk Attorn,r tar Plaintiff •• o„a.i« ign *•4 WeHh B«rk Avaaua Hanford. Florida SU M M M A i p 25 }•**■ etherwlee * Daaraa Pro CaaIVlVwr:11' fc* •b,#r*4 agtlatt you •■A,P4 oaue# graaaad as paria. R IT.M.sg a * hand and official Mai at Oaafard. sarainala Count* l Limit 1 ' K Q U A L IT Y V A R IK T Y N UTLEY COLORED l e i f ‘ J j L i i a «*V r.f augutl. A O BLACKYE PEAS W O N D R FU L BEANS YOUR CHOICE ANN PAGE BLA C K BERRY JE L L Y 1 2 Ot BLACKBERRY JA M 12 Oz. SALAD DRESSING PT. FRENCH DRESSING PT. PLU S OAKHILL POTATOES F M A l F ’i IONA CUT GREEN F*A fU B E -?:*4 OLD GLORY FRO M •it. DAILY REGULAR OR FISH FLAVORED - SSAW SUNBRITECLEANSER '*1 TOO MUCH DANCING! SANTA MONICA, Calif., Ufi After 17 years of marriage, Mrs Nellie Frances Davidson says her husband wanted to toko her dene log five and six nights a week. An ideal marriage? No it wasn't Mrs. Dsvidsoa testified in di­ vorce court, charging cruelty, Ena’s II, Mrs. Davidson said she would accompany her husband, Bryan, S9, "two or thma nights a woak. Then I’d get tired—and he'd get mad." She was granted P e divorce. BEKk' ROUND or T-BONE LB. PABBU ISLAND, 8. C . « The deftnie bet shifted to a bold eouaterattack tleag two fronts In P e eourt-martia] of Marine 8.8gt. Mat Pew,C. McKeon. Defense sttorney Emile Zola Barmin employed two witaaeeeo to strike et tha heart of P o gov•mount's case against the 21ysar-old former drill tastruetor from Worcester, Mass. Meanwhile, offsuge la Pn dra­ ms tic trial, mw entering lu IIP day, ie a wooden moskup t t dm Ribbon Creek area — a mockup of pg eort used by Mtrtaee in planning an attack. Mockup* am employed to famlliarUa troops wlP terrain features and objec­ tives. Barmen plans to use It today to show exactly where Platoon II entered Pe marsh. The point has been In vital dispute. Did Po platoon march directly Into P e water? Was tt marched Into water ever P o heads of he raw recruits? Or did tho re­ cruits encounter pot holes Into which they dropped abruptly? Or did soma members gambol In an undisciplined way to deep in deep water? Soms members of the platoon appeared as witnesses to tell of plowing Prough P e mud and grass and Pen sinking Into water over heir heads. They also t«<d P a platoon treated the march ai a lark. NOTICE , & SW SV V W A DM44144 NOTICE U kuisuy give* uet U.4 la Ftehase. uo4)rslgn«4, ClikoTtfR C. T* AU Whe« It Stag c «4iita i llATK. lbs owner of UO following ueoor.oM p»*Ro»»yi „ , _ _ Lou l to IS of Mop of R. D. TLlAjSHa aURDivieiOA ui sue V o t it R T W X & & U J B I S NWH of Motion is. Township II aout*. Jtaogo tt Ko*t. a* rocura>-kara i, An4 that h# will ap.lr ta 04 lA Plot MOk cTpsgi l»*. Of. •ngo County HMoras. es4 Flat A i P FROZEN 8-Oi.CAN Ml*41 uaunty . county Judga at Mminaia Book 1, post IS. MMinolt Ceua. Car aft A uaai Ftnrlda on the tSth ,**’ *4 Auaart. ly lltcords. . _ (am and IHS Far appravnl af taint for will apply to tho Boars of Couoty Commlstioaors at ll o'otook a. m. on Ausutt *7, *■*' ISIS, • to ------rsqutsi1 Po ■ • on of MIA ■Oopilon of‘ * rttolullon OLD IVORY SPICED I I f Os. CAN r.DWIN KARL VARN commisolonsra obanSoniog tho tubAdiwinutratar at tha aaiaie of Sin 4* *414 prwptrly s’ uilsg m )4 su bjivislo* to bo vocottd and to liarathy a. Varn. Vai dectued. ‘ Jr. rsvort to aoioteo for tosotlon pur* Mack N. Cleveland. posos 4*4 for tao purposes ot oonvoyinco oy*nc^ot ot i^tU Hilo thoroio, thsrsio. tho aorsogs ooroogo 44-Ot. CAN BMtioa »v. l * . ‘tow . *- A i P P L V E A I ^ ^ H Tio NWU or o Mono* NOTICE t* hMliby^tvan that the n . m v ..f “.v uM.r.lgn.dCMKUTfli C. rOnUATK. Norihwost frorn-r of SMlIon IS. the owner et the fetTowina deeerlbed Township tl gouth. tunas ll prepertv: .. . , Ksst. run Kost It* fssl. South Lota l through tl at Black A. 1134 foot. Wtst lit fsit. North WHITE HOUSE EVAPORATED LG. and Lola 1 threugh SI of Block till tilt ta polst of bsgUniag: ■ nt SOUTHLAND FARR SUB­ AUO LCHS bogln ot Seuthoost DIVISION, being all af the prerornsr of NW*4 of NW>1 of Sir. Party lecet.d In aatd euhdlrUlen. tlo* *e, Towkshlp tl South, teoether with the streets adjalungs tt EMt run North III ■annt theraia not dMlgnatad a* foot, West lit foot, South iii „ jbllo raada according la Iba »u foot, thlnes Kost to bsgtnnlng: ANN PAGE F o r* Patch, Pineapple, Blackberry lat thare-af a. racorded in RUt ALIO LCM Eolt U of oak S. Paga IS, Publla naaords . IVsst •( of NWI* North of Wo. at samlnoTa (Ntuaiy, Florida. ktr* Itlvjr of gocllon to. TowsIll asply ta tha Board af county Ship il iouth. Roago fi East; CagtmlMlanera at U a'aUck a. m. AUO LEM WMI 1/2 of NWU an August 7. till, la regusit tha •f NWU of Soctiln 14. Titsosblp JIM DANDY QUICK tig --------- af. aald . atinn af a ra.atutian LB. BOX *1 gouth, Rinsi ft East. enw_________________ __tha _ aubdlnmmlulonfn abantaalng Chostsr C. Foigoti vla|an 'l.inn nr nf Mid .aid property routing aeld AaSrsws a gmothiro anbeiviaion an to ta ba vaaatag and one ta rtfor PollilAair vert ta airtagt aarea far tasatiaa pur. Attorniys Ills East Colonlol Drlvo and far tha pursatat nf ran- OrloaSa. FUriAo Ceaea ayaaet el title thereto, tee airaage CABIN HOME I LB. BAG d4earieilta being: Sait III fair af •EU IE 1 af SEW aa4------------------XKH af NRt(afafIMtlan It. ^ Tawnahlp It South. Ranga if Past garnlanta County, Florida I I \i » V t t o l\ f f ChMter a Faagatg Andrane a omnlh.rg in Mil a i m . Attam.ya far FaitUanar S JUICY, WELL FLAVORED BEEP Vffsic Daftnst Skiffs To Counferaffack In McKeon Trial N. B. C FRESH LG. ELBERTA in T S D ^ rfis " Peaches SEEDLESS General Insurance a JAMESGUTAGENCY S12 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 71 H. JAMES CUT JAMES & GUT LB. BOX » 9 c ?rrz FLAGA DRIED NAVY -19c Avocado** 19c $1.98 31c M OZ. PKG. BEANS u FOR CALIF. Cantaloupe^ 25c 21c 200 l‘s !£ y $ & a v i - �y;\r TH E 8A N F0R D HERALD Wed. Aug. 1, 1956 Page 3, House Voles der the direction o f the wellknown cabinet and furniture ma­ ker. Robinson closed his simp in Mexico, N. Y.. and came to San­ ford to establish his business. "T h is is my wife's home,” Rob­ inson said, "and the way Sanford is progressing 1 decided to sell my shop in New York and come here." The new furniture maker, other than his trade in building, re­ building and refintshing furniture, is also a tool maker. Robinson stated that he had made many tools for the making of furniture. He has also served In a camera plant. Robinson stated that he will, for the present, use his home for dis­ play of the handmade furniture he will turn out In his shop. Al­ M. L. Robinson fs Opening Furniture, Cabinet Company ready on display are a hutch cup­ ONCE A CTIORE, NOW ’ AUh Burpee error h r the third | A P LEA SU R E baseman. board of .mndernsa pine, a grandAn automatic clothe* dryer fath en clock made from butter­ Huiit-MeRoherls earned th ree1 cuts your ironing work In half. nut, a desk ol white cedar, wall runs on six hits; W. Able* Burpee Damp-dries so exactly right that cabinets, chair* of Florida pine, Seed Co., scored two runs on two you never hav* to sprinkle, never a settee of white pondcrosa, a nits. Butteries for th j mercury- have to slow down for wet spots. Instead, says the Gas Appliance The championship playoff in the doug box used as an occasional men were J . D. Wauoo and Jim Manufactures Association, Your city-wide softball league Is near­ table, and a cobblers bench of Pe-ininston, for (he ac admen were I Iron simply flies along, turning ing Its climax with Hunt-McRobPine. erts and W. Alice Burpee battling Glen:t Eilend, B. Q. Smith and out the most smoothly finished The cabinet maker's hobby, he for the top spot In the summer John Jo tea. Watson had eight 1clothes you're erer done. And that's not all: Dryers give a pro­ strikeouts, Eiland and Smith sevsaid, is wood clock repairing and t series. fessional finish to tox.els, cotton the making ot wood gears to com -1 In last night’s game, Hunt-Mc- i cn strikeouts. knits, flannels and corJuroy* Roberts took the third game of plrie the machinery. Standings in Uie championship without any Ironing at nil Even Robinson's wife is the former the series front W. Alice Burpee playoffs are: Hunl-McRnberts, j sheets eome out so wrinkle-frca by a one run margin in an extra Lucille Anderson. two wins and one loss; W. A lice, you can Just fold them up an put Inning of play. 'em away I TKEN’-AGER DIES OF IN JU RIES At the end of the seventh In­ Burpee, one win and two losses. W EBSTER, O'— Teen-aged Ter­ ning, the score tied 2-2, Ja rl Crews The next game in the series Martin Heinrich Klaproth first ri Dominick of Hialeah died yes­ of the Hunt-.McRoberts team was will bo played tomorrow night un­ Identified uranium In 1789 while terday of Injuries received when Idt by a pitched ball and came der the light* In Fort Mellon Fark, studying ores of the Jnchymov sil­ her car overturned. in with the winning run on a W. game time a t ■ p. m. ver mines of Bohemia. Softball Playoff Is Nearing Climax (Continued from Page One) don't think it has nny legal cfflc cy but It has tremendous psy­ “ I ’ve been making furniture chological Impact.” since 1909," said M L. Robinsr.n Bryant, who ran unsuccessfully on the opening of his new shop for governor In May and Is ex-i on French Ave., which will be Tits Sanford congregation of pected to make another race in known as Robinson's Furniture , Jehovah's Witnesses l» making! I960, compared the resolution to and Cabinet Making Co. the state flag. preliminary plana to attend a ' The flag, he said, has no In-1 The building, located at 918 four-day training program In trinslc value but "W hat one of! French Ave., Is newly eonstructed Montgomery, Ala., It was announ-1 you would not follow the flag. It's and contains complete machinery a symbol ol the might-and power, and tool* for furniture making, ced last night. repairing ami rrfinishing. of a great state.” Ruah N. Stafford, presiding min­ “ We have equipment for doing Da>Id, also expected to cam ­ ister of the groin. In discussing anything In the furniture line," the announcement to the congre­ paign (or the governorship In said Robinson. gation pointed to the challenge to I960, followed up the flag anal­ Assisting nobimon In his shop Christian thinking and Christian ogy, reminding committee mem­ is Herbert Asell who Is comple­ works In the rising i n : of mater bers of their pledge of allegiance ting his apprenticeship there un­ to the flag of the United States. lallsm. “ It says 'indivisible'," he said. "T n s object of the program," Stafford aald, "Is to equip every "W h it about that flag? This will one of the preaching fellowship do nothing except declare to the of Jehovah's Witnesses in the world we are rebels who want to practical use of the Bible as a bresk from the union of the stile s. help In fortifying the spiritual The whole history of Interposition morale of people in our commun­ Is civil war and strife, tearing our own country ap art." ity ." Under the Interposition resoluThe announcement came aa a climax to the weekly ministry- •tlon, the state would declare Its development program held at the sovereignty and assert that U. S. Supteme Court rulings violating LIM IT ONE WITH $3.00 OK MOHE ORDER local Kingdom Hall. states’ right* are null and vnM Stafford laid that Jchovah'a Several committee members Witnesses are enrolled In mlniasaid before the vote they object­ tcrial training of at least five ed to tha resolution because of classes weekly. "We maintain," the possibility it would have s he emphasized, "th a t If a religion harmful effect on other segrega­ is worth believing It Is worth put­ tion legislation enacted during the ting into practice.” special tcaslon. For that reason the WatchtowNone of the administration seg­ er Bible and Tract Society, spon­ regation measures mention the sor! of the four-day Montgomery races or on their face purport to refresher assembly have designed do anything except maintain peace a program to assist Jehovah's I and order In the state. They were Witnesses and their friends in ad­ carefully drawn lo avoid any lan­ vanced ministerial training. guage which might be ruled dis­ "W e ilnccrcly hope that the criminatory by tie courts. training planned for us there will enable ua to live closer to the REPO RT TO BE READY Bible and its teaching*." The t o BY JAN. t gram la scheduled for Aug. 9-12 at ST. PETERSBU RG . ( * —A study •♦‘•e Alabama State Coliseum ii report on ths status of state own­ Montgomery. ed lands in Florida should be ready by Jan . 1.. The State Land Use and Control Commission which is conducting an Inventory of state lands hopes to mske recommendation* on such holdings to the Internal Improve­ ment Board Ja n . 1 on which lands Funeral services for William to retain and which to dispose. Hankerson, colored, who passed away Friday In a local hospital, MILK PRICE EXPECTED will h# hrld from 8t. Jam c* TO R ISE Church, corner of Cypress ind MIAMI <Jt —The consumer price Ninth St., Thursday at 4 p.m. of homogenized milk was expectMr. Hankerson made his home rd lo rise from 26 to 27 cents a •t 1002 Cypress Ave., and was quart in consequence of a fouron* of the oldest taxi drivers in cents a gallon boost announced the city hiving served In that c a ­ yesterday by South Florida dairy­ 1 » ; i.n . men In raw milk to distributors. pacity for about 43 years. TO i.a William A. Graham, president His survivors include tw o AVU. daughters, Mrs. Elnora Jam es of the Independent Dairy Farm ­ •nd Mrs. Rose McCoy of Sanford; ers Assn., said an increase in pro­ V (wo tons, William llankcraon J r ., duction costs made the price hike and W alter Hankerson of New necessary. ■4 * York CUy. Also aeveral grand­ A large clear plastic beg children. Miss Jacqueline Hank­ erson. New York City, accomp­ keeps food chopper, handle e*d ell le one convenient anied her father here for the fu­ cutter place. neral. Jehovah Witness Group Will Attend Training Program D IX IE C R Y STA L BLUE PLATE Funeral Services Are Set Tomorrow For W. Hankerson TENDER CUBE GA. OR FLA GRADE A BONELESS B EEF FREESTONE LYKEH PALM RIVER SLICED BACON La m wmarn 7 S HAMBURGER FLORIDA GOLD FROZEN BLENDED O RA N GE and GRAPEFRU IT JUICE Whet's the greatest tree! your child con have? Ice cream, of ceunsl 6 e . . . e t hli birthday breakfast give him the greatest surprise of his yeung life: serve "CltiAM O f WHEAT" e le Mode. (Imply Sep his familiar breakfast cereal with a scoop e4 his favorite Ice creaml Summer's just #*e time fee It. Makes sense whe> you think of It. You pour cream and sugar ever Ms cereal, don's you? That's what ice cream is, plus flavor. Try It yeerseff, you'll love it. C l J J u b u in / » *4 ... F - CRACKERS The eager-faced lad who stands on' the corner in ell kinds of weather selling newspapers Is, in every sense of the word, an American businessman. He Is a self starter. He is up bright and early and on the job late a t night. Nobody backs him with capital or cqnfidenc*. He supplies all of this himself . , . end banka solely on hbs own- alertness and salesmanship. Your newsboy may deliver your newspaper tu your door. I f so, he is even a mom a jt.ite buslnfM m v,1 for he not only throws his papers at countless front porches, but doubles hack regularly to moke collections. Keep up the good work, youngster a. Wa'ro all behind you) STO K ELY 'S FORDHOOK LIM AS 21( CHERRIES sos c a n 2 5 C 303 CAN 21 1/ O z. Jar 33 29* CELLO PACK CARROTS 2 ™ 25* FIRM R IP E TOM ATOES U. S. NO. CARTON 19* 1 NEW JE R S E Y POTATOES 10 7 9 c SW IFT’S M EA T 3 PREM 29c BUSH BEST H E IN Z BARBECUE R ELIS H C LEMONS DOZ. LIBBY POTTED M USSELM AN NABISCO Q w i V buvA boyA ! / fa P EA C H ES 2 CALIFORNIA SUNIUST Cans APPLE or CHERRY 2 RITZ 8 OZ. t 3 r°m“s99 5 29 L IB B Yr FROZEN FROZEN FR FR U U IT IT POT PIES POUNDS V T IC R C IlJ GOOD EATIN' V CAROLINA POUNDS 'op Q aa/itif PR0D UC6 KRAUT 2 c> a“®29c 12 O t CANS 3f°r99 FOR PURE SHOPPING PLEA SU R E ■ - SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. DODGR 519 E . l i t S t WE S A LU T E • PLYMOUTH Pfeoao 1011 OUR TO W N ! ■» ” .8 tl We Give SAV COUPONS For Valuable Premiums A iSm �Capital Improvement Program Is W orthw hile, Necessary Plan S P R E A D IN G tN G L H H O A K ■V JA M ES MARLOW WASHINGTON UR — It still rtmains to be *cen whether tht United States handled Egypt'* President Carnal Abdel N atter well or threwtfly. He’i not ■ sim­ ple man. H e't an amotional roan, a gambler and a conspirator. This army eolonel, a would-be assassin In his earlier day* when he sought to overthrow the bated kingship and remake Egypt, final­ ly bounetd King Farouk, bloodlet sly, In 1MI. He stayed In the background when he did It. Now he'* In a tight apot, trying to make gool. He’s trying to prove his right to b« leader of Egypt and of the Arab world and to ahephord hi* people out of i l l i t o aey and poverty and Into the 20th century. He teem s to bo striking out wild­ ly now. Hi* emoUonalism bunt through last week. For four daya he boiled in alienee ove the Amer­ ican and British refusal to lend him money to build a dam which backward Egypt sorely n e eJi. v_ ri. street lighting plan from capital improve­ ment fund* would eliminate any doubt from the minds of our visitors that Sanford is still hugging to its horse-and-buggy daya ideas. Now, aa we have never before had the opportunity, cornea the moment to take advantage of progressive planning to match tha planning of the New York Giants, the 8tate Road Department, our home build­ ers, and our school system. Certainly, one of the foremost needs of the City of Sanford ia a modernized Fire Department with equipment to match the firefighting needs of a growing com­ munity. Offered In the Capital Improvement Plan Is the suggestion that two new pum­ pers be added to the equipment and that a new building, o f modem construction,-be provided in a more central location. Too long has Sanford been held back by the inability of the city to cope with its growth and with the funds from the Flori­ da Power and Light Company franchise ag­ reement Sanford can now boast of a fire department second to none within the scope o f cities of comparable size. Not only will citizens see buildings mush­ room up from the able planning of our Board o f Sanford City Commissioners who ara sphearheading the Capital Improvement Pro­ gram, but huge pieces of eou'pment neces­ sary to look after the sanitary needs of the city will come from the “looking into the future" with a program to take care of re­ fuse and garbage collections. Garbage pack­ ers. two o f them o f Increased size, If plans are completed, will aial be furnished. The Capital Improvement Program is tha kind of thinking Sanford has needed for many yaara for, as new citizens are brought within our midst because of new industry, because of Navy duty, or because of flour­ ishing business, newer, bigger, and better facilities are needed. There is no room for fear as the Board of Sanford City Commissioners approach tha planning and the exploring into the nearly half-million dillar program o f providing nacessnry additions to the city’s facilities. We can now look forward to the reviewIng of plans, the working out of the many de­ tails. and the final conclusion to one of the biggest, finest and most progressiva steps the city has taken in many years. It is eartainly true that wa cannot pro­ gress, expand, and enjoy modern day think­ ing without tha modern facilities to back them up. f. T h t Sanford Herald From out of nowhere, In one way of h U U t a o t g r »«W H *«turC»r >»« Su«S«r looking at the new picture for Sanford, will L m m I I I M M l c i t e M t l i f O M itir IT, 111! St X r M OOtar W o 3 fw l FtorUe endse toe *•» come a Sanford Civic Center, library, rtr. i Z >f Csngre*« * f lZ»rc* I I II* creatlon facilities, new fire and police pro— even rename, esiwr ••* m i w jr tectlon, better health and sanitary planning, MARION HARMAN §R~ Bfseottv* E4U«r evatiTN j cpewtNQ. A arortu ist n **» e s r as well as an opportunity to see all of these AM*cl*t*S E m * R ir t ll to A n ia t o t •( Ik* A***el| republic*- with new lights along soma of our streets. ■*wipsp*r. We’re not suggesting that the program be instituted overnight and without the pro­ ; B S S T & v AtUnls QpnrtU r per planning and study, but we do suggest that all haste, commensurate with ths needs s p n e c n tm o N RATES o f the city, be made in bringing about tha per w**k Om M**lk St.M f t rs* ° * ,rM**tk* l*f Bit M**tk* On* T u r reality of a program that is worthwhile and IAN •M l ett.se A|| Obituary nolle**. card* of tkank*. n m IuiU m •■< necessary. ■6tlc*« of snUrtalnmtat for Iho purvoi* of raliU f The city of Sanford hna a definite part fuse* will ko rM riH for at r«tular odvartUIsc rot**. in the growth of Florida for it la tiara that Page 4, Wad. Aug. 1, 1931 all of the good things of our state are gath­ TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE ered into one place. We have the climate, the Ths Lord deal kindly with the#, as ye location, the thmaportation, the friendliness have dealt with the dead and with me. Ruth and all of ths natural resources that maka I s S —Ruth was appreciative o f her hus­ Sanford a great place in which to live- Now, band's mother’s kindness to her dead hus­ we're going to get the facilities to go along band and to her. with them. tv Th« community's future U best eervad > b * n Investment! a r t made in those thing* which Nrve all of the people all of the time. The Capital Improvement Program, T jn m lr i up for a preliminary study at a al meeting of the Board of 8anford Commlaalonera Monday night, received ,boost aa each Item came up for die* Ion. Included in the plan were auch itema as ___ awimmlng pool propoaed for the Golda“ "froru Recreation Area. The propoaal to add ^ ' r ih e awimmlng pool had been presented as • separate Item during many of the previous '""m eetin g s o f the Board o f Commissioners, ' but until the Capital Improvement Program came into being money for such a huge undertaking could not be pinpointed. Now, without a doubt, Negro children as l jr e l l as adults will have an opportunity to swim, learn to swim, and enjoy a recrca* tlon fo r their health as well as their phyalcal well-being. The planning, in the Capital Improve“ ment Program, for the Negro swimming pool . *• fa good insurance for continued happiness lo r a large population in 8anford and 8eminole County. This is a.forw ard step that • cannot and should not be overlooked In the B . spending o f money derived from the Florida Power and Light Company franchise in­ vestm ent t " , UUi One o f the important phases of the pro­ gram, as presented by City Manager Warren E . Knowles, would be the providing of an .* auditorium in which the Sanford City Court f„eould be held. Another forward step in providing necessary facilities for the opera* tion of our city would be the area on the : second floor o f the City Hall. Also included In the presentation of the ! Capital Improvement Program wluld be the Street lighting. Here again Is an opportunity fo r Sanford—-not to mimic other cities or play follow the leader—to provide adequate lighting for Important streets. French Avenue Park Avenue, even F irst Street from French Avenue to Metlonville which has been described In many Instances as "th e darkest area of the community/* We believe th at a well lighted city is a . progressive d ty , a law abtdlng city, a city th at will attract thousands by its agressive thinking through the installation o f lights. -O nly recently, a distinguished visitor to jk m fo n l remarked “Well, I see that you ■ atffl roll the sidewalks up a t night.” The V w tirtSi Industry Profits Higher This Year E Y SAM DAWSON MEW YORK UR — Amoricorporations on the whole to make n o n profits in the pnvious y e a n . But la setae hoy Industrie* pull tho average gains down from the hssdy percentages they w en teperiing soma months back. l a the first a lt months of tu g Bet profits aflor t e n s for aaa cor­ porations, tho first to report, avora god U per fe a t higher than la tlja first half of IN I. But a year S fo the a v e n g e gain* w*ra S4T per c m higher thae the first sin ■ o a th s of U H . About three out ef four corpora­ tions, however, show increases •hla year. Ia tho pnvious yoar IT Tho Industrie* which as * group . declined this year from the profits ! they nported • year ago laeludo ? automob'loa, auto suppliers, glass aircraft, breweries, railroad* sad . oMftr ic eqxtpmiet. The electron• lap ( n u n , however, was dowa a s A ‘ , a Man chiefly because of one big 1 t empo ay being strikebound during part‘ s«i the period. At midyear Its iauka had worked heck late black coot gain la tha first half of year by year tinea tho end of the yoar. Tha NT Industrial*, com­ war. bined, were up T.4 per cent. But Tho 5a atosl and iron companies ths I I ralln ad s, with I I on tbs de­ clining side and three operating in roprrtiag sarly show a combined tha rod, showed a I I psr coat drop profit Incrsats at M l per cent la this yoar as a group. the period ending June M. The Some Industrial group* show strike that began th* fallowing day big gains avor a year ago, to off­ will affect tho earnings ia the cur­ set ths weakness In Iho auto, air- rent quarter, will tho wage and •raft and rail groupsprice bikes to go into effect. EIggost comdback from its owe If the auto rompanles com* private deprosstoa ef IMS was the back strong aa they aspect end meat-packing group which Ihla the steel companies rebound from year shows a ltd .l psr cent gala their strike as anticipated, the ia profita. year ay a whole should rue ItAS Mail equipment makers have a dose n e e if not top it as a Profits avenging SS.I per rant money maker for business aa a higher this year. Machine tool whole. companies show combined gala* e f WA per cent. Coal companies port a U t per cent increase a t Grassy Meadows Guardian wow tboy hit the comeback trail. toads all North Carolina oeaior Oil equipment makers spurted two-yaar-old Holstslns with a pro­ •heed by S U per cent, while the duction a t U.1M pound* of milk •if proJucera advanced ISA per and IMA pounds of buttorfat on cent t* continue tholr steady sains twica-a-dsy milking. S Front Porch Campaign Once Helpful By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK oh—Politicians to. day aro divided on the Importance of "ahiatle-itop ' toura ia an elec­ tion campaign. It I* Important, of course, for a candidate to “ get out and meet the folk*." But ju it how Important ia it ia an age whan tha eandi* dates, via talovislon, can eomo in­ to thro# out of every four Ameri­ can living rooma? • Political leaders of both parties may bo misting a bat in not rwvlving the old-fashioned front porch campaign. I has been not­ ably successful In the past in elect­ ing president* — particularly digaiBad looking Republican candidates whose themes ware prosperity. The Cleveland Plain Dealer re­ cently recalled the famoua front porch victories won by William Mc­ Kinley and Warren G. Harding. la an earlier contest William Harrison, Whig victor In 1M0, wasn't content to roly on his front porch—ho used Iho whole house. Harrison, who died i t N i month B Y BU SSELL KAY loft homeless, alone and with no Good will, while an Intangible aa- Income. set, ia something wo all strive to Nearly all a r t a t tho point of attain. Businas* organisations dependence, yet shrink from it and value it highly a o i Its marketable eagerly sock a mean* of paying value ia considerable. their own way and earing for •Good will toward m en" waa thomaolvoa ao as not to bo a buradmonished ut two thousand yoara den on relative, or tho taxpayar. •go and wherever it has bean tinI * tho basements, attics and ccrely practiced men have proa- atorago closets of most ovary homo aro countless discarded article*— pared. It la doubtful If any organisation ahooa, clothing, gadgets, luggage, Is the world today baa done m e n furniture and many other things to help followmen, restore faith that aro of no value le anyone m and aJvance ths public w slfan tholr prasent state. By donating auch things to Goodwill Industries than "Goodwill Industries." * , ____, you a n providing tbs m alarial that ThU cooperative, non-profit or- vU, tn a hle many many unfortunate and Inaugurated a low seedy people to find employment Sanitation, yoara ago. has helped thousands •t»J else help many low income to keep their • *J*^ **® *C*> families secure much needed matheir own way and ronior a worth( t a p^ce they can afford * S f jo y . being on n i l s ! h — j/ J .,* ” " ' " “ • "b e c o m in g T^ ' ^ la|| b . j . p u , t h . handle**Md U xpaytr. Elderly and kandlcapaed person* found the Seles mighty t0“«lV.UBt^ * * * * * U d u itrls*" «* indivt i^ yJ h. ■ i!#* * , r l * * a. °* l i f s .a n b .p p y and ace he future “ Uo* l*Uwrw dlaflTdod material to put them back ia uaable MndtHM flm e they s n sold at S a S riff-e S S . MtBjr eesW hute cash aa well as discarded materials n a ilting what • splendid thing |i aeC0^ Ulb#<| old- S , U" ,n d eri* l“ 10 kMp lJ* lr Be^ respect and find contentment »<st might not othertriae be helm Your ' <>otrlh«tioa to GooJwiU IndU(tritl wfll givc yM , uft, too. _ _ u ... ^ M EM BEB TO E E T IE E u T ' E t o t t f . ' .k r w i l i i y U,n ^ !.h ,lBdu,*trlV u , «rS «r denominational work-nUri organl■ation operating la 111 of tho U rfo r citioa. It servos tho need of tho aged, disabled and handicapped 1 vt'trn d! vm* n^" a nd* a t' th«U* i m• GAINESVILLE UB — Dr. A. F. J m .r r K .n iu ! C* * P - * • * fa r * ? • * " haa been !L . k - “.P« u J " t® chargo a i tho Unlvarsity e f FlorC itru. Kxpariment StoUoa at GooJwill Industries aaUcIt* tha support of al) citlzans and urge* * ■ ; *, tham to contribute discarded J J * ” * • Kxpariment aqulpmsnt or materials, clothing, htatioas, npartad ym ^rday that furniture, electrical appliances, vrlU rerira and named Dr. anything that ia no longer needed. 4. Kolta to auceood him. Recently tho I t Petersburg ***** •• ***• atatlao Goodwill organization paid its IM r ia ff tinea IN I. thousandth dollar to wags* to tho hunJrod* a t men and women who turn to th# organization in an ef­ fort to find themselves. Most aro aged and eripplad. Soma a n wo­ men left without moans of sup­ port. Other* have raised families and teen them all pasa •• and aro Staia Comstock Kalih hahafl avar-Sfl yaari la Ortaaflw RECOMMENDS KEYSTONE SERIES B 4 BOND FUND OUTSIDE WHITE T%I* Mutual Fund haa always shown a generous return. As­ sets ovor m |-; BABY CHICKS ' M r ( f t S H t IN O a f Chaise No C jO.O.’B Ftsoaa BUD'SCHICKS m HOUSE P A IN T M1LOSW la d FUME RESISTAN T I* l9 5 •. • Hello. How’a year radio baldtog out thee* daya? la th a n lot* of atotlc and fading? L h US give pee a hand. Our price* Iff rh a a a W Ksprosewttog Allen & Co LAKELAND P E R GALLON m mJ"*tus awpunto. U D lld W . M after taking office, wa* proud of being born in a log cabin. So horso-drawn log cabins woro featured in numeroui of his poli­ tical parados, and that# symbol* of hi* modest beginnings helped put him In oflfee. In 1IM McKinley conducted a front porch campaign from hi* Canton, Ohio, homo on tha advice of hit mentor, Mark Hanna—helped organise delegations of distinguishod visitor* to the distinguished candidato, with tha Republican party picking up hoe U b for many of tholr fare*. While resting hit fast, McKinley was unsparing of hit vocal cord*. From kla front porch ho some­ time* made many a> aa speech­ es In M hours on the vlrtuoa of “ a full dinner pall." His Democratic opponent, Wil­ liam Jennings Bryan, the silvertongued orator, apoka 100 times in states. He got the crowds—MeKinlay got tho votos. In 1 M Harding campaigned from hla front porch at Marion, Too Late To Classify SAVE *2.00 PGR GALLON I ST Ml l Utilities turned la aa avang* u A *110 Premier Nasser Is In Tight Spot HOOVER n - T — m Ohio, telling the awestruck politi­ cal pilgrim* who chanced that way that what the country needed was " a return to norm alcy." Gov. Ja m e i M. Cox, bit Democratic rival, made • whirlwind whlitleatop tour. But whan tha votei were counted the verdict was—for the front porch and normalcy. Could a front porch campaign win today? Tha growth of m an communication* would aeem to make it simpler than evor for a candidate to alt at home, lip lemonade and*roll up a tidal w art of ballots. Ha could, under the ays of tha TV cam eras, add sueb folksy touch**— such a i strolling out to the barbecue grill in his yard a » J showing tha nation’s housewlvss his skill at broiling hamburgen, aven is prosperity a candidate might not want his picture taken in an election year whll# cooking a juicy steak. The front porch technique offers o m big advantage to the Demo­ crats. It wuuiiJ save tham the ex* pen** of renting a campaign train. Its dlsadvantaga la this: Ths bast known front porch in the Demo­ cratic party is thst on Harry Truman's . big, old, roomy . . . . homo In Indeoimdence, Mo—but H i r r y “ >• ®* J*® * available himself, * " * • *.**• announced DomeeT®t*®, e* " d . u * ” , *1 • porth? l f c ,t eouM _ The most famoua porch in tho nation ia tho controversial one on the Whit* House, built on order of ox-P m ld ent Truman klnuslf a fter a bitter controversy. ft would be ao odd political irony if President Eisenhower, twitching to the tradition of MeKinlay and Harding, ihould use that porch a t a platform for a successful second term. Actually, tho porch U on tho n a r of tho White House, but who'd c a n about that? Then ho spat out:' “ May you choke to death on your own h ste ." The West felt ha had boon playing too much footsy with the Rus­ sians, taunting the West, trying to ploy it off against the Reds, let­ ting both bid for his favor. He argues he tries to make the best deal for Egypt that ha can, in arms and money. To anyone of Nasser's intensity what ho eonaiders a hurt to Egypt may seem like an act of hate. Or it may bo simply that any act of frustration which jeopard­ izes hla personal power la too hate­ ful to bo borne. At any rate he struck back—perhaps in blind n g o —by belting tha Suss Canal. The British and french reacted strongly. But how far they are willing to go to loosen hil grip on the canal it still to be teen. Tha United States may get involved. This Is probably a turning point, up or down, for Nasser. He ia not a polished orator. Ac­ tion may be his only resort to win the devotion of hla people. Apparently he doesn't have It,.o r didn't until be aeized the canal, after four years ia power. When Nasser threw out farouk, he worked out of sight as part of a group of army officers who led the revolt and used Maj. Gen. Mohamed Naguib as front man. Nas­ ser finally pushed Naguib ailde. The Egyptian* put Nasrar strict­ ly on hit own—as he asked—last June by electing him president. That didn’t mean he had their devotlon. On July 7. Wilton Wynn, Associated Pres* reporter, yyfQti from Cairo: N atter has become the leader of the Arab world. Now be face* tho erisia of his life as ho tackles the problem of winning ovar one set of people who have remained indifferent toward him—hla own Egyptian public." It may be that the Egyptians, win had so nan. master* so long, think h* c a n t last simply becaust bo U an Egyptian. The Egyptians were uninterrup­ tedly under foreign rule from 5M B.C. to IIM when the British wltV drew. The memory of It Is poison to Nasser. Not long ago ho re­ called with bitterness that Egypt, •artiest empire of the ancient worlJ, had been occupied by Per­ sians, Macedonians, R o m a n s , Turks, French and British. Nasser has ruled by forco. If he loses, be loses everything. If he wins, he may dominate tha Arab world and lead it under the wirttf of Russia. At this point tho West doesn't know whether It faces ma­ jor disaster: loss of tho Middle E ast. Letters To The Editor July aa, u s s ft Editor, The Sanford Harald, g j nforcj p]a Th# pub)|c|iy which tha Seminote County Defense Unit receiv­ ed in your paper on OPAL (185* Alert Exercise) indicates a real cooperation on your p a rt Tha pub­ licity was excellent and I ara sure that aa a result of your efJ ^ T . thto ^ formed i s to our port In oxer* else. Thanking you for your assistance •"<« *Pl*ndld cooperation, I ■ ■ Very respectfully, A. B. Petenon, Director Seminole County Dofenao Council. Poisonous Mushrooms •f HUMAN M. BUNNSDI, MB. d o m t bo a a amateur oom picker! While moat o f the hundreds of apedee of mushrooms a n b a m lest, aomo a n i n pale table; a few a n potaoooue and downright dangerous. At least two, ia fact—both of bsm A m a n ita s-a n extremely dangerous. They son tain several highly scUve polsoooua alkaloids. a floater right away. While man s n aumaroui a iff s n a t typsa of meahroom potoon* Ing, Iho worat bagtaa with * aerie* of gastrointestinal symptoms la from 10 to IS hours a tta r eating pha iioldes, * typo af Amanita. Tha victim ta ffo n either c o e eUpeUoa or diarrhea, vomits ax* ively end devalope x pxrxlyx* la s s tn^sbrtomlnal pain. While you're vacationing ar l a moat such death follow la from three to la the eotmtry this daya We know of ao anti­ d o a t beoozae an am a- eight dote. . icktr. Ju s t re­ member th s t mushrooms tepveeont a definite threat to anyone It a best to play It axis. M who te a t fam iliar with the dan yox*n not a mushroom axpsrt— gera of mushroom-gathering. and I don't lmaglno many o f you T h e n 's only one way to avoid a n —don't go ptdfing mxahrooma this dangorr-neocnlae and avoid for yourself and your the poltonoua typoe. I f And don't e a t any they ncognlas the f i n a l pick for you. Aman itas, d e n t pick any of them. And above all, don't oat nay un­ C. L.: My child ia row roeorar* fam iliar types o f mushroom*, es­ lag from n liver Infection, flhoulfl pecially if they have ‘ ____________ i f*U i I disinfect hla room? e n d by an amateur. Answer: I t U not likely th a t tha The aafest thing to do i s m a t Infection aaa be spread by ah* s c u e la to throw tham away, i f seta In th * room. T t o a t e a , dtoyou lg n « » this adriee and i a - Infecting the b N bo eelop fljp u of lllaaaa after eating of holy. * �in * SA1M M JK1) HERALD W «d . A « | . 1 . 1 9 S 6 Png® u. Final W edding Plans Revealed By Couple Calendar tVCD ibdlMV T i:j Girl Scout* will m et' at F lr jt rresby.srian Church at J.Ju p n. l'.te Chancel Choir will rehearse a: First Presbyterian church at 7:31 p. m. Thu Mid-Week Bible Hour will be conducted by Elders Arthur DeYoung and C. C. Howard ot the First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p m. in the absence of llev. A. G. Mclnnis, pastor. Morning Circle No. Nine of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. Fred Williams, 708 Oak Ave. Mrs. Jo e Baker, chairman, will preside. The WSCS of the Ebcnezer Methodist Church wiU meet at 7:43 p. m. at the home of Mrs. J . H. Wynn. Miss Betty Jean Townsend, hostess. THURSDAY The Seminole Associatlonal W.M.U. Meeting will be held at c «*< f< h £j g * * C si M o' :! P t( p ootnofes to fashion M Tha shape of American women has changed considerably in the last SO years and at last homesewing dress patterns have caught up with the change. For many years the pet gnpu of home seafnstresses ha* hern the peculiar m eiaurnm ctts j f pat­ terns, requiring mtnh time con­ suming alterations and often re suiting In uncertain fit Now, however, Ire measure­ ment standard committer of tha pattern Industry has agreed on new standard sixing for all pat­ terns, conforming more nearly to dress sites In tha ready-towear field. Time was when the standard of womanly beauty was a "p er­ fe ct 36", with other proportions In accordance, but today every woman works for the ideal 34 bust, 14 waist, 34 hip measure­ m ent The modern figure has changed since grandmothers day. Today the bustline It higher, the waist and hips sm aller. And now all patterns told In department stores and local sewing centers ;ave been changed to fit the new na* tinnal figure more accurately All new patters catalog* have Insert sheets showing the new measurements. H o w e v e r , the changeover la not yet complete on the pattern envelopes, though the pattern Inside is cut to the new siting. The trick is to select the pattern sixa from the chart In tha catalog and Ignore the measurements printed on the en­ velopes. The pattern envelopes have the new measurements, but older ones may not. The patterns themselves have all been changed and it it practically Impossible now to find a pattern with the old measurements. Here are some lips from local sewing center experts on picking tha right sis* pattern according to the new measurements: Today’s sit* I I misses’ pattern It scaled to 32-23-34, as opposed to the old measurements of 30-2333. All the pattern companies have adopted the new measure­ m ents, and the only difference be­ tween individual patterns now la the amount of ea t* allowed through the buatlln*. This varies from 4 to 9 Inches. If your bust is 33 inches, you have a choice of tha sis* 13 or the site 14 pattern, and in most cases the sis* II would be right. The exception to this rule will be in the case of a garm ent that requires considersable ease, such as a sports outfit. Buy your patterns by your ac­ tual bust measurements, and do not worry about allowing ease. T h at’s all taken care of. The pat­ terns are still slightly different from ready-tow ear sues, bu» the alterations requirsd will b# fewer and less complicated than b«f«re. Wbea buying a suit or coat pat­ tern, buy the same size you re­ quire for a dress or blousa. The extra aase, again, has been pro­ vided for in the patttern For slacks or skirts, buy your pattern by the waist measurements, un­ less your hip measurement 1* larger than that shown (or the aiss. In that case, buy by bip measurement. Remember that it usually U easier to take a pattern to than to let It out. I f you are taller er shorter than average, you need not let that affect your pa it e f t size. Both Ungtbening and shortening •re easy adjustments to make. The change in sizing follows men, misses, half-sizes, juniors and teens. When you go to buy your new patterns, get the salesgirl to take your measurements if yi-u are in doubt as to your correct pattern size, and let her advise you. You'll find your fitting prob­ lems much eatidr If you get a complete measurement, including tha width across the back of the distance from shoulders, shoulder to neckline and other trouble spots. Us* a tape mea­ sure to check the pattern size, and mak* alterations on the pattern before cutting into your fabric. After you have discovered the minor alterations necessary with the new sizes, the same altera­ tions will be good In patterns from all companies. On* final tip: be sure to do all your fitting over Up foundation garment you plan to wear with the new garment. (P& A±onah Mr. and Mr*. C. F . Lowman J r .. and their four children, have re turned home after visiting In Sa­ Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Koonts, vannah, Ga., and Aiken, S. C. 1201 Oak Ave. today reveal the engagement and approaching Mr. sAB Mrs. R. W. Cassube and marriage of their daughter, son "ButW>", their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mr*. Lynwood Linda Sue to Charles Joseph Whatley and the lattera' daughter, Townsend, son of the late Mr. Deborah, have returned from a and Mr*. C. W. Townsend. three-week vacation spent at New Miss Koonts was bom In Smyrna Beach and the Florida Key*. Mr. Cassube is well known Charleston, W. Va., and is at­ aa "M r. B ill", manager of the tending Seminole High School third street Winn-Dlxi* store. where she is a member of the Junior Class. Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Echols Mr. Townsend was bora In and children Tony and Lane have West Alton, Mo., and Is present­ returned from a week’s vacation ly serving In the U. 8. Navy at New Smyrna Beach. stationed at the Sanford base where he is a third elass petty Mr. and Mrs. J . P . Wilson and officer. son David have returned home aft­ Wedding date Is set for Aug. er a month’s vacation at New 18 at the All Souts Catholic Smyrna. Church at It p.m. Complete dc Frank Scotl, son of Mr. and tails and plans will be revealed Mr*. F. P. Scott, 211 Summerlin Inter. Ave. ami Roger Hodges, son of nO T WATER TO MEET Mrs. M. G. Hodges of Paola Road and Danny Brumley, son b f Mr. DEMAND and Mrs. John Brumley, have re­ A generous supply of water of turned home after attending the the right temperature is Instantly Baylor Summer Camps at Chatta­ avallnhte when the water heater nooga, Tenn. is conveniently located close to the applinner* which use It. The Mr. and Mrs. W. E. White ol Gas Appliance Manufacturers As­ CTossville, Tcnn., and Carol Stine sociation suggests that a Setting cipher of Nashville, Tenn., spenl of 180o F , very hot Is good for the week with Mr. and Mrs. J the clothes washer and dishwash­ M. Stineclpher and daughter, er, — and a t I26o F for the sink and other general-use outlets. Grace Marie. So buy a water heater that I* ( i ’hoto By Jam eaoq) Mr. and Mrs. R. F Hunltr and family have returned sfter a two weeks vacation in the North Caro lina Mountains. Final wedding plans are being revealed today by Miss Margaret Julia Malloy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J . Wesley Malloy and Char­ les L. Beard J r ., son of Mr and ’Mrs. C. L. Beard S r . of Lakeland The wedding will take place Aug. 4, at 3 p. m. In the First Baptist Church with the Rev. W P. Brooks J r . officiating. Organist will he Mrs. F. K. McCoy while soloist will be Mr. McCoy. Music included will be “ Because", " I Lova Thee” , and "The Lord's Prayer." Miss Dixie Beard, sister of the groom-elect, will act as maid of honor while Bill Davis of Lakeland will be best man. Ushers are Bill Jennings and W. C. Jennings. A reception will be held Immed­ iately after the rites in the church annex. No invitations are being sen: but a warm tnviution Is being extended by the bride and groom elect to friends and relatives. Spotlight On Hollywood H1LLYWOOD Ufi — Some col umnists are always criticising cliches on tevclsion. 1 love 'em. They give me a warm feeling of recognition, like evening and hearing an old friend. Among my favorites are the introductions to commericals. I’d feci lost If the star didn’t say: "And now, stand by for a message you won't want to miss" though u*ua"y I do want to. Or, "B u t first—a word from our sponsor” though usually if stretches Into many worJt. Some day someone on TV Is go­ ing to tell the truth: ' We have to Interrupt the show now fof a commercial.” Matter ot fact, Al- Parents Reveal Engagement O f Betty Bryan, G. Hirt RICH COCKTAIL B ISC U IT Ingredient*! 2 cups sifted flour, llfc teaspoons double-acting bak­ ing powder, Vfc teaspoon salt It rup butter or margarine, 1 egg (lightly beaten), milk. Method! S ift flour, baking powder end sell together. Cut in butter uatil the mixture resem­ bles coarse meal. Pour beaten egg Into g 1-cup measure and fill until three-quaitcrs full with milk G r a d u a l l y stir into flour mixture. Knead 20 seconds on a lightly flo red board. Roll to Cl­ inch thickness. Shape with a 1 tk-inch biscuit cutter. Bake on ungreased rookie sheet 10 min­ utes or until brown in a pre-heated very hot (460 degrees) oven. Split and fill with 8 m 11 h f I e I d llam filling. Serve warm with a vegetable juice cocktail. Makes 31k dozen. vention of the oven heat control. Using this new-type gas rang* control, the Gas Appliance Manufactors Association says, a housewife now can pre-set the exact temperature needed for the most delicate cooking operation and h* absolutely sure the food won’t be overcooked or under­ cooked. The variety thou* provide t fertile field, too. I can hardly wait to hsar such gems as: "You've been a wonderful wonJcrful audi­ ence." But of course the hoariest of ell is the grand old, "Thank you for Inviting us into your living room." Georgena Hart, E. Heilenschmidt Married Sunday Georgena May Hart of San­ ford waa married to E. W. Hallensrhmldt of New Orleans, La., in a ceremony performed by the Rev. J . W. Pugh of the Lake Forest Lutheran Church at Ja c k ­ sonville Sunday aftrrnoon at 3 o’clock. Attending the bride were Elisabeth Methvln as maid of Aug. 18 W edding Date By Linda Koontz, Townsend O O T IfE S 8HORT DANCE D R ESS of pal* blue Chantilly Uce and white silk organza. The small, closely shaped bodies la all of Uit lac*. The skirt, plnch-ptcated a t the waistline, i* of the Uce and organza appliqued together. A sash of deeper blue velvet U tied with Streamers a t on* Side. Nina Summer modeL BOATING BOOKLET FOR WOMEN A boating booklet for women— whether they be seasoned sailor* or Ju»t interested bystanders— hat been published by an outboard motor manufacturing firm of Waukegan, HI. Called "Ladies Aboard," the 29page booklet treats such topics as beauty care on the water, en­ tertaining on a cruise, boating fashions, docking a boat, cooking on long cruises or short trips, fishing thd water skiing, in a light and sometimes humorous vein to as not to be preachy. "The fact that nearly 4,000,000 women were engaged in recrea­ tional boating by tba end of 1933 prompted ns to product tha book­ le t," said Don Culllmore, director o f public relations for the firm. "W e’ve packed it full of prsrtical information that will prove help­ ful to both novice and experienced women boater*." The booklets are available at ne eharga from dsalera throughout tba country, Culllmore laid. M iss LINDA K O O N tl COCOANUT 'N FR U IT BUNDAB Pears, fresh or eanned, are mighty good when sprinkled with confectioner's sugar, elpnamoa and cocoanut that has been lightly browned, either In the broiler or oven of your range. It’s a keen combination to serve with a scoop of vanilla Ice cream. adequate and meets tha family requirements. September B etter Breakfast M onth T im e to Check on Breakfast Habits Your Girl Scouts Brownie Day Camp Is about to s ta rt and for 23 Sanford Brownies It means a week full of fun and learning. All girls are expected to wear shoes and socks, shorts or pedal pusher*. Blouses may be worn hut no halters and they am asked to bring a bathing suit, towel, and lunch, Please bring an unbreak­ able cup. The schedule for Aug. 8-10 at Silver Lake it a t follows: 1:30 a. m. Pickup by school but at Southside School; 1:40 a. m. Pickup by school but a t M cllefnold’s Drug­ store; 1:53 a. m. Arrive a t Camp grounds, Silver Lake Campsite; 9:00 a. m. Opening Ceremony; 9:13 a. m. Patrols; 9:30-11:30 Wa­ terfront, Handcrafts (In groups); 11:30-11:43 Rest and getting ready for lunch; 11:43-12:00 Singing; 12:00-12:30 Lunch; 12:30-1:00 p. m. Patrol, work on last day activl* tiea etc; 1:00-1:43 Nature Study, walka and talks; 1:43-3:30 Story Hour (by 8tory League); 2:302:46 Cleanup; 3:43-3:16 games and singing. 3:13-3:30 R etreat; 3:3J Board bus for home; 3:40 but re­ turns to McReynold's stop; 3:46 but returns to Southslde stop. Brownie Day Camp Supervisor is Mrs. O. E. Clause. Adults will be at the bus stop and will be Mrs. Jam es Grant at Southslde School,and Mrs. Lucilla Echols a t McReynold's Drugstore. Adult workera are Mrs. Dot Francisco, Mrs. Lil Buckler and Mrs. B#t Linker while tenlur scout worker Is Mlts Ntnry Robb. Nurses on duty wiU be Mrs. Carol Crumley and Mrs. Harry Lee J r . Mi»i Nancy Cushing will be life guard and it was announced that the water list been approved by the health department. Talks wilt be given by Purler Lansing, Monday, "Wildlife Safe­ ty In the Woods"; Mrs. Carol Crumley, Tuesday, "F ir s t A id"; Mrs. K. Brown, Wednesday, "God and N ature"; Ben Butler, Thurs­ day, "Safety Around the Home and On the R oad *"; and Parent's Day, Friday, starting at 1 p. m. All parents a r t asked to be pres- LUNCHEON PLANNED The Station Officers Wives are having a regular meeting in the form o f a luncheon Thursday afternoon at 1:30 p.m. in Jim Spencer's Restaurant. Co-host****! are Mrs. George Tilly and Mrs. M. H. Quicken. Dribble confectioners' frosting over doughnuts prstty glaze. sugar for a tlal alertness and eOclency during the lata morning hours, ami that dieters ere wrong if they think missing tha morning meal In a practical way to loae weight. .* September Better Breakfast Month, now la Ha sixth m ot , lg sponsored by the Cereal Institute aa a public service to alert the public to the Importance to the well-being of the antira fatally o f starting the day with o good b reakfast Starting the day with a good breakfast (a a real aid to the weightconscious teen-ager. She will be lets likely to snack between woaln If the eats breakfast There la evidence that the well-nourish *4 teen-ager who eats three well-balanced meals n day Is lees likely to b* obese than the teen-ager who haa a poorer quality of dial even though the latter cats fewer calories. Etuiy-lo-Prepare Basic Breakfast for Teen-Age Ctrl* Orange /ale* ( 4 etwees) C om f la ir s ( I on* t o ) frith ttUh ( 4 — ares) Buttered TooU ( 4 dices) M »k to drink ( 4 e w te e *)" •Fur the teen-age boy more food la neeeaaery. Increase eerao! Ig 2 minces with 8 ouncea of milk, and 9 teaspoon* sugar. A * 6 CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FRE&ZB AND STORAGE CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 401 Went Thirteenth Street Phot TH ESE PRICES E F F E C T IV E V h URB • fU • BA! SHARP C H EESE D E V ILE D CRABS LB. 69c I 2 FOR 43c O RA N G E J U IC E 7 Cons 99c G R O U N D BEEF LB. 37c W ESTERN If. S. CHOICE HEAVY B E E F TH E PALM AMD P A S T S t* FASHION ERA th a t was the early 1900‘s gets • modem treatment la this dance drees designed by Oina. W hite pure ■ilk chiffon haa shirred panels that give ease and grace to the sweep lag skirt. Silk Chantilly Uce vetU bodice and hemline. The pel* touch provided by the pink silk satin sash that winds up ths waistline, ends In a aide* sating bow. W E ARE NOW OPEN LEAN A LL M E A T FOR BU SIN ESS AT OUR NEW LOCATION SP A R K LIN G C LEA R IC E BLOCK 4t CRUSHED GAS Co F H . IIHAUK A-UWKLT FROM LOCAL FARMS 13th ST. A HOLI.V AVE.— NORTH SID E OF STATE FARM ERS’ MARKET IL'MMEB HOURS OPEN: *s0« A. M. TO M l P. M. 7 DAYS A WEEK URGE FEATURES— 64c EX. LG. 6 7 c I • 9-24 - 9i|| . |9i99 BAKING HENS ..........2 4 Lb*. # * �• - I t EaaL T u l l and each of r a n ara hereby aotlflad th a t ault to remove elnuda from and nulal and confirm tha tltla to tha above daacrlhrd property haa hern hrnuaht aaa lnat you hy IN­ V E ST M E N T c o i t p o i i A T i o N o r OilLA.NIxi. a Florid a corporation pla intiff In aald ault, aad you ara hereby required to file your anawer with tha Clark of th* Circuit Court of Hamlnola County, Florida, and to •arve a copy thereof upon the Plain­ t i f f * attorneya McLKOD and HCTTON, whnae addraaa la <! Kait Cen­ tra l Avenue. Orlando Florida, not la ter than Aunuat ISth. 1711. nr a Decree Pro Confeaao will be entered aaa lnat you. T h a natura of thta ault la to r e ­ Legal Notice ROTICR TO APPK A K Chancery No. t i l l TOi ANNA H. WILSON a n d ------------WILSON her huehand, If married and If a llr a , whoa* addreaa, roil* daaea and Poat Offlre addreaa la un­ known. and If dead. thei r unknown halra devltrea, leaateee, aealanret. lienor*. creditor* truetare, ■ranteea. and all partlaa havlna nr cla lm ln * to hay * a n r r l a h t llt la nr Interest In lha r * a l property h e rein a fter de­ scribed, located In Hamlnola Coitnlr, riorld a . In-wlti T ha SRI4 o f lh a HR*4 o f Section I I . Townahlp I I So ath, Hanna move e a r u l a cloud* from and In qulat and confirm t h * t i l l * to the ahoy* daacrlhrd property. T h * name of the Court In which ault haa been Inatltutrd la tha Circuit Court of the Ninth J ud ic ia l Circuit. In and for Hamlnola County Florida, la Chan­ cery. T h * abbreviated title of the cn«e la IN VESTM EN T COftPOItATION O F Oltt,ANDO V*. ANNA It. WILSON. T h * deecrlptlon of the real aatata Involved I* ae art forth above. W IT N E S S mv hand and real thl* Hth day of J uly . A. D. ISid at Hanford. Seminole County. Florida. O. P. Herndon Clerk of t h * Circuit Court (Official Seal | Tin K L Tlurdlck Deputy Clark ftallat* ckoklaa, racklas broacklal eathau or bar fo e r, afkaaial l a d that aatothartd feellatl | Yoa or y earlo .ad oeaa set fait, affacilea retain with a M1ATHIASY t e t hnt Modern edectiv* -— inhalant therapy Method, (h i n a m f 1 AT YOUR ORUOOIST OR W R Itl RRIATNIARY, IN C U t S rim h ^ la ta U f,W e a k . GA. OR FLA . GRADE “A” D A D (WhoU) LB. L Y K E S SUGAR C REEK WIENERS Grape Jam Picnic Hams■ > »>2.29 Tomato Juice Sliced Bacon »■39c TUNA SCHIMMEL S4 OZ. JA R P J 29c L Y K E S CANNED L IB B Y ’S * 41 OZ. CAN 29c 25< OSCAR M AYER BADGER ROYAL HAWAIIAN ft SIZE CAN CHUNK ST Y L E S W IF T S PREMIUM BA BY B E E F STEEL STRIKE, OR NOT-A PRICE INCREASE IS SURE TO COME. WE HAVE A NORMAL SUPPLY OF BRAND NEW 195$ * 1 7 9 5 ° TOoTA L PRICE IT ALWAYS PAYS TO GO FIRST CLASS '* 1 PER MONTH ALL WAYS HOLLER MOTOR SALES H» in SALES l i t in VALUE 1st in STYLE REMEMBER - IF YOU C A N T TRADE WITH US - FORGET IT ! SAVE DOLLARS A T HOLLER'S O PEN EVENINGS TILL 9 2nd St & Palmetto Ave. r Phones: 1059 - 1234 * ^4—t- ■ 9R 7 I ( 13& e *• ROUND STEAKS LB. SIRLOIN 69c E X T R A TEN D ER CHEYROLETS and OLDSMOBILES $50.92 DEL MONTE 7- * Minute Steaks lb- 69c LEAN FR E SH GROUND Hamburger 3 L B S. 99c E X TR A LEAN 49c Ground Beef 2 ft SIZE CAN Sliced Peaches 29c PLANTATION PRID E Kosher Style 29c LADY B E T TY QUART! Prune Juice 29c F R O Z E N FO O D S SHRIMP AHOY 10 OZ. PKO.l » 99c Breaded Shrimp « OZ. CANS 9 Orange Juice COFFEE Lb. Can Qi- Ja r DR Pickles DONALD DUCK Tru-Flavor 99c PRODUCE U. S . NO. I 7 9 ( L la lt Oh WHh Or*n) Potatoes 10 lbs. 79< S . C. EL B E R T A Peaches - 3 lbs. 39c. W A D E 'S S jS S S ? • it V �It's Never Toe Hot To Find A Buyer Thru Want Ads—Call 1821 12—SPECIAL AOTlCEb Let a Classified Ad BULLDOZING Phone 1821 1A—P L A C E ! TO EAT DON’T MISS toe Free FUh Fry this Friday. (M illie's Luscious Hush Puppies, 3 for j dime), 'oggle Diner Dl L B ar, Lake The Doggii Mary. MAR-1,01! RESTAURANT Friday Menu: Red Snapper, Lob­ ster. Jumbo Shrimp, Scallops, Fish SUcka. Saturday Menu: Prim e Rib Roast, T-Bone Steak. Spaghetti and Meat Balia. All Garden vege­ tables. HWY 17-93 South, Phone , 117S-W. 3—PERSONAL NOTICES Local and Long DiaUnoa moving. Agents far HOWARD VAN LINES, INC.. PENIN.NU’JU i TRA N SFER L STORAGE, Inc. Otflea 1100 French Ave„ Phone 3161. Rollaway, Hospital a n d Baby Bade. Day Weak or Month—Tel. 1(23. Furniture Center — 111 Weal F irst AMAZING—Custom made Reflector-Lite mail box and lawn signs, house numbers, 3526 s. Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fla. WANTED— Home and supervision fo r elderly lady. Not inviUd. C in p ay 990 per month. Box 22x c/o Sanford Herald. AUTOMOTIVE la EMPLOYMENT OPERATORS WANTED •—BOAT, AND MOTORS 1. Steady year round work Bee the New Evlnrude Line (or '39 2. ExcelianZ waget 3. F re t Hospitalization A ROBSON Sporting Goods Ufa insurance Evlnrude Sales A Service 594 E . le t SL Phone 9M 4. Pleasant working condttloni 3. Paid holidays and vacation Brookfield Nlilla, Eenford, Fla. >—MOTOR CYCLES-BICTCLRS 200 N. Elm Ave. Phone 293 1947 Cushman motor ecootcr. Ex House wile, full or part time. ce llin t condition. 380.00. Phone Have Income and still be a home 1471-J. maker. No investment. Writs 12—TRAILERS Mrs. 8. H. Coleman, 2929 Magno­ lia. I t will pay YOU to see us b«fora you buy. Open Evenings Sundays. Eastelde Trailer Sales P alatka, ria . and W A N T E D Lady, 22-33, who: • Enjoys work • Is neat • Is accurate T railer, Ssie-R tnt, Ph. 399-XR. • la dependable 42 F L 1939 Custom built CasUa- • Has knowledge of office rou­ Coach houaa trailtr. Ph. 1014-J. tine • Billing 14—USED CARS • Handling public Willing to learn apeciallted busi­ '51 Bal-Air Chavrolat Fully equipness and wilhas strictly perma­ ped^ clean. E L Ph. 2326-W. nent employment. Reply—Box X , The Sanfora Herald, enclose snapshot, and In your own handwriting, give qualifications and ealtry expec­ ted for M a y weak. 1 4 -B E A U T Y PARLORS BUSINESS SERVICES Modern Alr-cenditloned Salon Harriett'a Beauty Nook Pk. 971 MS R. Oak i) IT—BUILDING PAINT1NO REFA IRS ALUMINUM FAINT F a r Houaa Trailer Roota N EED A PAINTER?—S E E USI N etA N lY-SM ITH 5418 & Pgrk Phosa 1J05 FLO OR sanding and finishing. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Seuninole county tinea 1923. H. M. Gleason. L ak. Mary |F<664 ljt.ntJn* 29-LA U N D R Y CaU Mr' T*fkar< DRY CLRANINO L. U Sill — Fiaao Technieiaa 1134 lUatO 1, Sanford 13—BUILDING MATERIALS For Rent— 1 bedroom apt. 363 per month. Realty. Unfurnished 2-Bedroom shopping center. 2419 Pets please. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used brick. Orange, red, and burnt S E E Seminole Realty for Desir black. See them at SHERMAN able Homes and Apts. Phone 27. CONCRETE P IP E CO. 2 BEDROOM unfurnnhed house, RED-I-M IX CONCRETE kitchen equipped, Phone 3092. Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 3-Rrdroom house, completely turn lahed. Ph. 1299-W. ... CO N CRETE , Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete Oarage a p t 112 W, 4th SL Apply 113 Magnolia. Phone 312. Block, Send, Gravel, Cement Concrete Pipe to Meet All Qual­ 3-Room apt. Adults only. No pets. ifications. Phone SI1-J. 215 W. 8th St. USED BRICK Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Out West 13th St. Phone 2411 4#—BUSIN ESS EQUIPMENT HAYNES Office Machino Co., Typewriters, adding machines, Salsa-Rentals, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. Good Used Office Desks from 333. Used portable and standard size typewriters from 333. Washing At Ironing. Phone 531-R. • f M A n £!ia l * L IV k m C K ' •MERCHANDISE - PLUMBING A R EPA IRS u -A in n m tbs' se n SepUe Tank Installation A Service. Sewor Connection). Archie C. NOW I mm film rental library Harriett, Phone 734-W or l » V at Wieboldt'a Camera Shop. 110 S. Park Ave. « » - ARTICLE* FUR M I R Contract and Repair Work Free Estimazee — Factory to You— R. L. HARVEY Alumianai 504 8aaford Ava. Phone ISIS V e n e tia n B lin d s Enclosed bead, Sag-proof bottom rail with plaatle ends. Pleads or rayon tapes. Cotton nr nylon cords. S c n k a r ik Glnae nsri P r i n t Co. —f.-arLag atm Repair Phone oM 2M1 haaford Ave. Fhmae 1113 112-114 West 2nd S t » Foot-lackers 28 93 ; 40-hr. Alarm W. J . KING clacks 3i 89. Sanford Jew elry & Plumbing Contractor Luggane Co. IM Sanford Are. Kohler Plumbing 4> Suppl Ream Electric Water Hewers iT p e y a To Use Classif ied. tU 4 Orlande O r, T it The Homes Built By ODHAM * TUDOR, INC. Builders of Fin* Homes For Florida living BEAUTIFULLY Designed Thro* And Four Bedroom Home* 1 4k 2 bathe , Varied Selection of Plana Avail­ able. Priced From 311,900 to 134,000 VA ( Ui ) - FHA l FH> lo s e r* lee Financing. HOMES AVAILABLE: South Plnaereit Sanford. Fla. Grove Manors Sanford. Fla. Valencia Villas DiLand, Fla. SALES OFFICE 2623 S. French Ave. Phone 2100 A 2990 For Sale or Rent — 2 bedroom house, 3 bedroom house. Kitch­ en equipped. Very clean and close la. le e Jim m y Cowan. Phone 914k 14—LO TI 100 x 330 taka front lo t Crystal Point, L ak* Mary. Pk. 203 or 144-W a •7—BROKERS and REALTORS B A LL R EA LT Y RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON RRO. BROKUUS S. D. Hlghlayman, Associate 194 Seutk Park Av*. Phone 944 <$L A. B . PETERSO N Broker Aseociatei: A. B, Peterson J r ., P . J . Chesterton, Garfield Willetts, John Ueltch and R. W. Williams. ‘A. C. Doudnty, Land Surveyor. n s N. Park Ave. Phone 1129 MANY PURPOSE HOME ROSA L. PAYTON I F IT IS R EA L ESTATE 8*fe Crumley * M eatilth a t UT South Park, Phone 771 They Know And—Beautiful 34-Pe Dinnerware 82—COMMERCIAL Set .......... Good paying general merchandise ator* & home. Down payment HOME BU YER OPPORTUNITY and terms. Baardall Avo. Phone P ractically naw 3-bedroom CB 1314. home with over 13,099 tq. ft. of llvethUJty. Kitchen equipped end Handeoma Bedroom Special 9L-BXCHANGE—TRADES automatic washer furnished. Vanity with large Mirror Priced for quieh aaU with only Panel Bed Sell or Trade— 3 bedroom home In 91330 down. Out of eity but with Chest of Drawers beat part of Seminole Height*. city water. Tampa. Beautiful yard and W. M. "RUl” (T E M P E R shrubbery. Will trad* for home O ar Allen, Associa te of equal value 1st Sanford. P.O. Arietta P rice, Aeeeetato Box M3. Re alter — General brnrane# 3122 1U N. P ark Av*. New Selection of— 83—BOM BS 3149.50 Sofas (Foam Rubber) Coniult A REALTOR First 109 00 ( Bedroom, 2 story Tram* house. Sofa Beds ..................... 2 teres, 8 miles west of Sanford CULLEN AND HARKCY Matching Chairs ........ . 69.50 Phene 2212 on State Rd. 44. Call 1320-R-4. IN N. Park Ave. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Comer 2nd It Magnolia, Ph. 1222 Robert A. Willlama, Realtor 3-BEDROOM house with carport*, Raymond Lundquist, Associate "Bud Bam berger" Mgr. porch and utiliby room, FrlgiOpen Monday’s 111 »:30 p. m. Phene 1172 AUesrie Beak Bldg. datro appliances, 3223 down. V ISIT OUR BALCONY A GOOD BUY! L O W E L L C . O Z IF .R HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN Bedroom, sugary, insulated, Bollder — Phene 1339 PRICES PAID FOR USED k i t c h e n equipped, hardwood Office: 2401 8. Orlande Dr. FURNITUHE fieN a, fenced yard, landscaped, WILSON-MAIER shade, all thU for 12000 down, tai-ag monthly, total price of CUSTOM BU ILT HOMES FURN ITU RE CO. 31142.00. •VA—FHA-CONVENTIONAL Call 958 3 Bedroom suburban home, like FINANCING 311 E. F irst St. •LOW DOWN PAYMENTS new, 2 rail** from clock, $9100, low iiV R BQ viont. 'LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR A. K- S H O E M A K E R , JR, m sere, productive farm . Id acres THE tiled, lurd road f r o n t a g e . ' Phone 1991 1200 MtllonvUI* B E ST $4700.00, Vt calk. ----- in----CompUt* 3-year eld home. Newly furnish­ Home ed. Choice location. Call 2076-M. W. MRTRJCM8 ____T . V . 3U R O Furnishing* REALTOR! 3100 Down. $43 Monthly with SEE Phene 27 « r 148 Homeataad Exemption. 342 with­ IN I Park Av* out exemption, will buy 3 bed­ Altrindw A stringer 203-09 E . F irs t S t. Phone 127 room home, garage, large Ut, R eal Estate A Insurane* good neighborhood, a t 111 E lThis Is a free pass to th* Rita ASM*. camhU Dr. Sacrifice. Contact Mr*. Lritrin* M*8M$g*r, Theatre fo r Bob Armstrong, Ph. I I Tim Crawford, 3311 Stanford 107 Magnoli* av*. Lake Mary, Exp, Aug. 10, 1934. Rd. or San Marco Theatre, J l F a y * T * Dm ClaeaUmdi Jacksonville, Fla. It P ays To Us* Classified. FREE $119.95 Seminole Really Mather of Sanford By STANLEY SEE and COMPARE Thli Urge heme located Just out aide City Lim it* on 12 lot*. Very desirable I t hem* only. Alto, adaptable for Doctors office, or It is ideal location for Motel, or many other uses. Terma may 31AYFA1R — 3 bedroom house. be arranged If desired. Large yard. Call 1430-J sifter See ut for French Ave. Property 6 p. m. R EA L ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2944 French Ave. Unfurnished 2-bedroom house. Kitchen equipped. 1303 Elliot, J . W. HALL. REALTOR Phone U03 or 144-W. Johnny Walker, Associate ” Cal\ Hall” Phone 1738 2-Bedroom furnished apt. Close in. Rent SIS. Call 791-W. EXTRA LARGE REAL ESTATE ■•a'lM-w u 3 eevo o»<» P u t T, ABE YOU LOOHNO FOR A NEW HOME? POW ELL'S Office Supply 18-W ORK WANTED—FEM A LB W ri. Aug. 1, M M THE OLD HOME TOWN OZIER REALTY CO. -DOGS—CATE—P E T S . APPLIANCE CENTER "Y our Wcstlnghousc Dealer” Phone 1737 li3 Magnolia THE SANFORD HERALD 2 ACRES OF FREEDOM Spacious 2-Bedroom Fram e Home Kitchen, living, dining room and den. Screened porch, plenty of shade trees. Recently remodel­ furnished ed and beautiful. Immediate St. Johns possession. 39,500, 4 m ilts from city. Terms available. apt. Near Elm. No MID-SUMMER SAVINGS C E R A M IC T I L E PU PPIES—Boxer mixed, Male Paul P. Mueller A das Ph. U4 813, Female 110. Phone 330-J. , F r e e eettmate. Quality wort. This is a free guest p a n to the Plumbing. (Creaky Heating Movieland Rlae-In Theatre for David Bram lett, Sanford. Exp. M. G. H O DGES Aug. 10. 1938.___________ ___ Servita on All Water Pumps— Walls Drilled — Pumps Pgola Road. Phono 700 PLUMBING ( J — HUMES Unfurnished 2-bedroom house In 3-B ed reea, 2 bath home. Strip te re u e floors. Ceramic 01* Lake Mary. 130. Ph. Sanford, hatha. Full alia dining reem end 1042 or 1889-W. 117 S. Magnolia Phone 086 W OMEN............ Florida room. Double garage Valuable Avon territory open 3-R O O M completely furnished with utility area and laundry 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Lake Monroe-Sinford area. Cus­ apartment. 317 Palm etto Ave. room. Ready for occupancy. tom er! waiting to be serviced. Phone 2392. 118.500 Housewives can qualify if you With Excellent Tem ti 12-Room cottage ready to move in. can apend 20 hours a week. All utilities furninhed. Week or Abova average earnings. Con­ month. 2404 Park Ave. ta c t Mrs. J . Russell, P.O. Box Registered Real E ila t* Broker 975, Orlando for interview. Phone 2371 17-92 at Hiawatha CO-WANTED TO RENT 27—H ELP WANTED-MALE Large 3-bedroom house, unfurnish­ ed. In or out of city. Long lease. Colored Truck Driver. Meat have Beautiful D lnttto Seta. Choice of 11 Table Topi and 12 Chair Laura R. Otic.-, Broker Reasonable rent In exchange experience on heavy trucks covers . . . Complete with 4 Hesel M Plata, Associate for Maintenance. PHONE 1133 or This la a good year round job If Chair* ................................................ 2901 So. Orlando Dr. Phene 1239 1318-R. you have the right qualifications EVEN IN G !: 3113 and 790 Phone 20fl, Sanford. One hour —Wash and Damp Dry One hour H —Wash and Dry Fold 34—LNgURANCS Fiaiabod Laundry BaalU aa Dry Cleaning Preferred B etas to P referred S o i t k i U * L a u a d ro m a t Polieyheldera Side Peedaaart Bldg. John W illia m s l a x . Agency 190 E ast 23th SL 417 Sanford AtUstie l e a k 34 .3 9 —PIANO SERVICE U —ROOFING PLUMBINa 17—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD We buy and sell used furniture. Used furniture, appliances, tools, GATLIN BROTHERS Paying top caab prices tor any­ etc. Boughz-aold. Larry's Mark Dragline & Bulldozer Service thing oi value. SU PER TRAD­ 321 E ast l it SL Phone 163L Ph. 2233 Geneve. 2133-W Sanford. ING PO St on 17-92. Ph. 3033-W. Buy your Fu rsn u rs a t Barry's ENVELOPES, Letterheads, r u t * , Warehouse Turn Co., at 901 w. meats, invoices, h u d bills, sad Army Cots, 33.98; Paint, 13.30 g a l 1st SL All nationally adv. furn­ T-Shirts, 4Sc; Army-Navy Surpprograms, e t e. Progressive iture at warehouse prices. lua, 310 Sanford Ave. Printing Co. Phone 401 — 403 West 13th St. WHITE Oak office desk ..................... $37.50 SEWING MACHINE CENTER ORLANDO Sentinel S tir , Call Underwood typewriter with drop Salei, Service and Rentals head oak desk, both .............. >43 Ralph Ray, 3150. GARRETT'S Duncan Phyfe dining table, Phone 1422 • beautiful chilra .............. $70 323 E . F irst St. T . V. R EPA IRS *Ttl 10 p m. Service Calls. 13.00, Gorgeous 3 Pc. living room suite original cost 31300 J . Q. Herrin, Ph. 2893-J. W. A. NOW .................................... 3300 Norris, Ph. 1339. Licensed Tech­ Hoipoint electric stove .......... 330 31—APTS— HOUSES—ROOMS nicians, guaranteed work. Universal electric stove .. 540 Largo walnut clothes closet 822.30 French Avenue home suitable for home A business. Fog Informa­ 17” TV very good ..................... 330 LOWERY * BRIDGES tion call 1494. New portable sewing machines Sea. 1SS4-W Orange City Spr 4-5034 ............................................ 339.30 HUTCHINSON’S Ocean F r o n t FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s These arc 3123 values on salt. Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Curved china cablnsti from . 343 Wall Drilling, HOWARD C. Beach. Call 2374-W for reserva­ Special sale glazed pottery all LONG, Phone 3SI 307 E sat tions after 9:00 p. m. sizes, all colors. Commercial Ave. Super Trading Post Three and tour room furnished Hwy. 17-92 Ph. 2052-W. UPHOLSTERY CLEANING apt*. Very eleen end close in. FURNITURE A AUTO Pnone Mg. Jlmmv Cowen. 3 x 6 Trailer. $33, 18 cu. ft. AmaFurniture Cleaned in Your Home , na Freezer, 3123. Ifh. 1193, ' WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms New Modern Method — Cleans Sanitizes A Moth Proofs. Free ONE— l i j Ton Dodge tru ck ,-fla t private baths. 114 W. First SL Estim ates— Call 1714-J. body: One — 1 Ton Chevrolet FURNISHED epta. Phone 1331. Truck, flat body. PHONE 84-W. CROSLEY — BENDIX EFFICIEN CY ApertmenL Suit­ Sales and Service Pickup bod with metal canopy. able for bachelor or couple. RANDALL Welded house trailer hitch A Private bath. Aerosa from Foil E lectric Company bumpsr. 3-spetd transmission Office. Manuel Jacobson. Service— Quality— Satlafactlon jackshaft A housing grill guard. Ph 113 Sanford 2837-J-3 De Bary All la heavy duty in A-t condi D ESIRA BLE one and two bed­ tlon off *52 3/4 ion Chevle. Will room furnished apL Ph. *32W Sewing Machine repairs. Pick up fit 41 A 3/4 ton Chsvle or GUC and delivery. Thomas Sewing 2 4i 3 room apt Ph. 2963-W. 1943 thru '33. 919 Park Ave. Machine Repairs. Ph. 1105-Jl. Rose Court Apts. 3 rooms furnish­ F.M .B. 3c. IOC A 25c STORE PUMPS A SPRIN KLER SYSTEM S Sunhats, dozens of styles, all sizes ed. Phone 1494. All types and sizes, Installed or 59c to 98c. 321 Sanford Ave. Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Phone "Do It Yourself." 720-W. WE REPA IR AND SERVICE FOR SALE CHEAP—Uied Nation­ STI NE al Caih Register, 1 drawer, 1 3-ROOM fumuned apartment, Machine and Supply Co. Cabinet Safe. Rcimann Motors. dose In, 111 E. Sth S t., 130 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. 63 208 E. Commercial. monthly. PHONE 2368 or 1032. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 44-nAPPLlA.sUEH Efficiency apartment, alr-condiSlip Covers and Drapes tinned. Hwy. 17-92 S. SlumberFRIG1DA1RE appliances, s a l e s STANLEY KULP land Court and service. l>. 11. High, Uvicdo, PHONE 285S-J. F la. Phone FO-S-3315 or Sanford 2 Room furnished a p t available 1642-W after 6 p. as. now. s room furnished apt. availablo by July 20th. 310 Mag­ AIR CONDITIONING 2 3 -H E L P WANTED FEMALE nolia. Ph. A. K. R o n *tie r, Flor­ For Room or Building ist. 212. H. B. POPE CO. INC. WAITRESS - Apply T< Touchton't Drug Store, Mr. (Sark. >98 Mouth Park Ave. Pkoae 144* Furnished' 3 room* 4k bath, down­ stairs. 1902 Maple Ave. Phone SEWING MACHINE BAGGEKLY 1474. RENTALS Solve That Problem TTvi 43-A R T IC L E S FOR SALE Confab Predicted To Write Strong Civil Rights Plank WASHINGTON f,T9 — Sen. Bush (R-Cnnn) predicted Monday th* Republican National Convan tlon will writ* a strong civil righ tl plank Into the COP'a campaign platform. Buih, who head* th * Platform Committee, said it waa obvious th * plank would be based In part on President Eisenhower's pro­ posal* which patted the Houle during the recent icasion but were burled In th * Senate. Th* Elsenhower • supported bill would have created a bipart­ isan civil right* commission, aat up a special civil rlfh ta division in th * Justice Department, and would have made It eaaler to take civil righ ti casai to the fed­ eral courts. San. II. Alexander Smith (RN J) agreed with Buth that th* Republlcani will use vigorous language in endorsing civil right*. Smith alio la a member of th* group which will draw up a platform to he presented to the GOP convention which opens in San Francisco In three week*. Smith aaid he doesn't know yat whether th# platform ought to go into euch specific details as to andori* tho Supreme Court's dacl■Ion banning racial segregation In th* schoola. The Republican* are aiming for as much contrant as possible between their civil rights plank and any compromise statement that might b* worked out by the Demecrsts in hep** of avoiding a party-splitting row. San. Ervin (D-NC), a member of tha Democratic! Platform Com­ mittee. said In a separate inter­ view there will he a general e f­ fort within his party to "agree *n a civil rig h t! plank that will net be highly offensive to either ilde." i ' I hop* we can get a plank that is no worse than that of 1 9 i:.” Ervin added. That plank called fo r federal laws to Incur* "equal opportunity for employment . . . th* right to security of peraona . . . the right to full and equal participa­ tion in th * nation'* political life T ry an d Stop M a .B y B E N N IT T C IB B ^ STINGY CODGER, accused of worrying onlf about ___ personal affairs during both World War U — cited l a d eftn a * these notable contribution* t * Uto ; w elfare: He reduced the use of h it sun lam p from five m inutes to th ree— to conserve e lc c - ' tricity. He stopped pulling h i t ' hand-painted cravata Into hard knots — to conserve silk. He used th e aame deck o f cards fo r six game* o f gin rummy— Instead o f five. . He no longer escorted girls home In taxicabs, but le t them go alone In the tubw ay — to conserve gu, and rubber. __...___ _ _ ._ He gave a whole p in t o f blood (hit chsuffeur'aJ.U.the Met# bank. •V A doctor adviatd Herman Hickman, whan be tipped the aaal« t o ever 300, to play 3» hole* a day. Se he bought * hem enUi. | O DM. by Bsaaitt Cart Distributed by Xlag FeeZuree t Ml IiiUfl ft ••• Rut Gov. George Bell Timmer­ man of South Carolina indicated anything like tha civil rights plank In th* 1952 platform would bo unacceptable to him. Timmerman laid in on NBC Ultvisad interview he believes that plank helped defeat th* Democrats In tne national elec­ tion* that year. Ever serv* a rhubarb shortcake? Bake your richest baking powder biscuit* and split while net; slather a t once with lot* of hatter. Sandwich biscuit* beck together with 8 layer of slewed rhubarb. Top with more rhubarb and sweetened whipped cream flavored with vaallla. This il a froe xueat pate to the Movioland Ride-In Theatre for Mrs. Marion Butler, Eap. Au­ gust 10, 19N. 98—REAL E9TATK WANTED WE HAVE B U Y ER S - for 2-Bed­ room homeo which arc already VA Sad FHA financed. If you v i a l to sell. pleas* *all its. Seminole Realty, Phono 27 . This is • fro * guest past to th * Rita Theatre fo r Nick Pfeifauf, Sanford. Exp. Aug. 10, 1238. Free Want Ads FOR READERS . WHO HAVE SOMETHING TO G IVE AWAY! IT MAY B E AN OLD PHONOGRAPH — DOGS — CATS — F IL L D IR T . . . IN FACT ANYTHING THAT YOU WANT TO GIVI AWAY. FREE ADS PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY LIMITED TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY AH Free Ada Mari He Reerired Before 5 P. M. Taeedar JUST C A LL 1821 OUR WANT AD TAKERS WILL B ttV I YOU �V . y. rr I % t in ixie ------ 0 FORMERLY LOVETT'S QUANITY RIGHT* RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. AUG. 4th PEACHES I ( VAC P A K COFFEE SUMMER GARDEN GREEN A White Limas2 n. . » » % NEW DETERGENT WHITE DEEP SOUTH APPLE* DIXIE DARLING SM. or KRUN. Grape Jelly Peanut Butter 12-oz. 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FLORIDA Hobby Takes Over Duties Of Sheriffs Office Today ♦ Board O pens B ids Bids fo r tha construction e f eight classrooms and n cafstorlum a t Lyman School were opened by the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction this morning a t tho Educational Building on Commercial Ave, Four firm i and contractors sub­ mitted fo r tha Lyman 8chool ex­ pansion and addition. Apparent low bidder fo r tho huge contract waa Henry B. Stephens of Orlando who submitt­ ed a bid of $180,750 and an a l­ ternate bid which would increase the cost by $5,200. Contract time of the bid was 200 days. N ext low bidder fo r the school addition was the J . C. Harper Construction Co. of Orlando whose bid was $100,400 with an alternate hid adding $5-620 and building time of 170 days. The third low bidder waa Carl W. llopps o f Orlando, The Hopps bid was for $202,729 with an al­ ternate bid adding $4,061 and contract time of 170 day*. The highest bidder was ths Carroll Daniel Construction Co. of Sanford whose bid was for $210,140 with an alternate bid adding $6,382 and tha building time set a t 210 days. Bids were not awarded a t this morning's meeting pending a study of the bids and specificstlons. Superintendent o f Publle In­ struction Rayburn T . Mil we# said that bids would be awarded as soon as each bid waa scrutinised and Studied. THURSDAY AUGUST * t, 1956 Associated Press Leased Wire N o. 1 5 ' Raceway Prepared To Present Plans To Racing Commission Sh eriff J . Luther Hobby has ta k -b en over the office of the Seminole County Sheriff following action by the 8enata and the adjourn msnt o f the Legislature yesterday afternoon. Senator Douglas Btenstrom , on his return to Sanford last night stated, "S h e riff Hobby's suapen sion was sent to the Senate along with all other suspension erders By HELEN SNODGRASS B y MARY FOW LER TA LLA H A S8EE (/T)—Gov. C ol-> which Gov. Collins has made E N T E R P R ISE - The village of Expected to eome before th s D E BA RY — Arrangements for since the close o f the la st session line brought tha 10-day-old special Enterprise now has another valu­ "W e are now prepare.! and Special Session of the legislator* session of tha Florida L egislator* the firs t De B ary Republican of the L egislature." able Improvement. L ast Sunday, fully qualified to present our plsns this year was a bill for annexa­ to an abrupt end yesterday with Senator Stenstrom explained the Rev. Lee Heaton, rector of the Club picnic, to be hild next Wed qualifications and reporU to tha tion to the City of Sanford by pe­ history-making adjournment proc­ nesday, Aug. a, a t B u rt's Park, "T h e State Constitution requres All Saints Episcopal Church an­ State Racing Commission ai their tition of the m ajority o f the peo­ the Governor to s e n l these sus­ nounced the new building, (o be lamation. August meeting In Jacksonville," ple in the area to be annexed. beginning a t 10 a. m., were dis­ pension orders to the Senate at called "T h e Farish House," would William R. Kemp, president of The action caught the startled However, a twist involving tire* cussed a t a meeting of the club's the next regular or special session be open for Inspection. Many of House of Representatives In th * The dean of Florida Stale Uni­ Seminole P ark Raceway said thla prevented the bill from being bM rd o f directors and chairmen of the Legislature, the congregation availed thempresented at the special aaasloa midst of n red-hot battle over an versity's Library School reported morning. ©F com mittees yesterday morn "T h e State Senate must then act selvea of this opportunity and The Seminole County Minister­ which waa adjourned yesterday interposition resolution w h i c h today, as the summer session end­ lng. R*iph Wltherell, president, on the question of whether or not were pleased with what they saw. would have declared "all illegal ed, that there is a critical short­ ial Association took action at its afternoon. announced that final plans will be the suspended official shall be re The building was the Old Lynani encroachments on the rights of age of librarians and the job off­ meeting yesterday at the F irst Scn u o r Douglas Stenstrom, tn g completed later in the week by moved from office. In o*her words, place and stands in a com er lot states null and void." Methodist Church opposin! pari statement this morning, explained ers in this field are plentiful. Mrs. H airy Seller and Mrs. Rob- the Senate, by law. must determ' e t De Bary and Main Sts. The Collins advised both houses by a rt W. Brown, chairmen of the en­ Ine whether or not the officer's Two Sanford students attended mutuel betting at the proposed the situation which existed and back of the lot Joins the property message that he was using his the summer session studying ss tract In Seminole County. Tile as­ which prevented the bill from be­ tertainm ent committee. E arl R. suspension is to be made perm of the church, so that the north constitutional powers to adjourn library majors. They were: Miss sociation issued a atatem en; rh lrh ing presented according to plant. Plckford and William H. MacKen anent by removing him from o ff side of De Bary Ave, from Clark the Legislators when they were Sylvia Mae Hayman and William said, "W e do not believo that tne He said "In order to present a s is will be in charge o f parking Ic e ," said the Senator. to Main Sts., a distance of 400 in disagreement on adjourning. best InU reiU of the people of local bill to the legislature— of (ho facilities. O. Livingston. penc G o v e r n o r Collins suspended feet, will be church property. The Seminole County will be served by kind which Representative Mack Ths SenaU, which had aped ths This picnic will be the kick off Sheriff Hobby lss t Decerniber in building has been entirely recon­ Dr. Louis Shores said that ns a further expansion of gambling N. Geveland J r ., and Gordon governor's segregation program W a n aggressive campaign by the accordance with the policy he ditioned, and the main room or tionwido the shortage has been through the introduction of pari Frederick, and I intended to proand other emergency legislation enthusiastic members, totaling a l­ adopted a t the beginning of his hall la 25x34 feet. estim ated at 18,000 librarians and mutuel betting on harness horse sent a t this session o f the Legis­ to passage, had bean trying fo r m ost 200 who will meet and talk term as Governor that "h e would Enterprise was first settled In three days to go home. Adjourn­ that more Job openings are being racing. We believe that a state lature—notice of tho intent to pro­ With the following candidates: suspend any public official who is 1641 and in 1654 became the Coun ment had been blocked by House created by the minute, which legalises and taxes any form pose the bill must be published lg Arnold Lund, fo r U.S. representa­ indicted by tha S tate of Federal ty Seat of Volusia County. Jacob A newly approved Congression of gambling to support public edu- the newspaper one tlma 30 days forces who thought stronger legis­ tiv e; Kenneth Zeh, fo r sta te rep­ governm ents." lation mas needed to head o ff r a c * al bill, h* said, provides mUlions cation la Uartng down with one prior to Its introduction. Brock, who waa an early settler, resentativ e; Ralph Clayton, fo r of doUars of federal aid for rural hand and building up with the "H e is the firs t Governor to built what was called the Brock mixing. "T h * notice," Senator Slenatroia state attorney; Raymond Ovlng have adopted thla policy," ex House which became a famous said, "in this c a s t, was published Tha formal announcemtnt earn* library extension and Florida will other." Oon for sh e riff; Harold Belsm eler plained Senator Stenstrom. In the hotel fo r many years. The Episco­ This morning, Kemp stated that on Ju ly 3, ju st a few days a fte r as no surprise to th * S«nate, get an estimated $133,200 a year. f e r county led ge; Mrs. Mabel past. Governors have suspended pal Society held its meetings in where many members had been This is to be matched by atate the teachers of Seminote County Gov.' Collins stated th at he had \JMMMdt fo e ta x collector; Lew officials a fte r the trial and con the Brock House for many years, received a $200 salary Increase set the date o f Ju ly 23 fur thg advised tha action was in pros­ and local money. Z ta jru ltea fa r 'supervisor of reg viction upon the indiction. " In Florida alone," said Dr. "by revenues derived from ra c­ •ailing of th * special session." beginning In the early 1870s, The pect. Most Housa members ap­ StfatkM t; Donald Myers for coun Explained Senator Stenstrom , peared so startled, they sat glued Shores, "28 counties have virtually ing." I f the Senate takes no action land for the church was given by ty school beard and William T. whatsoever on a suspension or­ Lester Clark and the church waa no free library service and o f the to their aeata. "W e plan to continue the devel­ 'T h e 30 days would have expir­ Moore fo r lodge o f the small der o f the Government, the offie built in 1883 a t a cost of $2,900. Gov. Collins said hs had been remaining 41 all plan or need t i ' opment of tha tra c k ," Kemp said, ed today, Aug. 2, and tha blit claim s court. The Parish House was former' iai is automatically reinstated considering hla adjournment ac­ tension o f service to rural area*.” "hitting toward making it one of could cut hava been introduced to­ How to make Sanlando Springs Jo b openings in public libraries The picnic will be open to any­ upon the adjournment of the Leg' ly the County Ja il and was built day. as popular to winter as It is in tion a couple e f days, but hod are only a faw among many job the greatest attractions of the one; transportation will be furn- islature. "Thla, o f courso, waa m ad* im­ In 1868 and stood near the Coun­ hoped that th* Legislator* might east, adding 10 additional barns lum m er will be the tople of s prospects for graduate librarian* possible by tho Governor's ad­ lahed fo r those without ears, by ty Court House which Is now the wind up on Its own. H * seted and additional facilities as well as All of the Governor’s suspension panel to be held a t Sanlando journment o f tha special session though. The armed forrea need applying to Ralph Wltherell. Each orders were sent to the Senate site o f the present school building. Spring* Aug. 10, before member* when It appeared thar« was a def­ bate librarians and research libra beautifying. yesterday afternoon," ha said. is to bring lunch and free water­ on Thursday, Ju ly 26, said Sena In 1888 Enterprise had a popu­ of the Orange Blossom Chapter o f inite deadlock. "W e sincerely believe that "Aa a consequence, any further melon will be provided as well tor Stenstrom . The special session of the Florida rtans, industries need librarians with the high type operation wo legislative action must necessarily lation o f 80 people and In that the Florida Publle RelaUoni Aafor research, collsgaa need eatslo. » pool privileges There will be Legislature, convened by Gov. Col­ propose and with the revenues b * postponed until tha naxt regu­ "Governor Collins had advised year the County Seat was moved loclation. gers, classification specialists and e "ch arg e o f 20e admission to the me ju s t before ths Senate went to DeLand. T h * m oderator. Will b t Robert lins Ju ly 22 to deal with segrega­ •clones UbraUna, god elementary that will ba produced, this type fa ­ la r session o f the legislature lg park. cility, which poll must know will April, $287," tha Senator s a id .' ' T h f firm o f Thayer and Sauls G. H am m ond* p resid en t. eg. the tion fro b lam s and other emergency into sesaloa en th a t f a l p th a t be schools need mors and more libra­ give Seminole County 17 times Also invited to be guests o f bad sent his orders concerning Rhd.'d Store ok what la now the Advertising Club e f Central Flor­ m atters, passed tha foil awing! ry people. Segregation more revenue per capita than honor a re : A. 0 . Boesc, chairman, Sh eriff Hobby to the Senate for parish lot and moved the old ja il ida. T h * pant! will toclodo Wil­ "L ibrarianihlp Is not tha kind Dado County and 10 tlmas mora A law authorising county school cltixens fo r Elsenhower com mit­ whatever aetion the Senate desir­ to ths rear of their store and liam B . Ray, publle relation* dl o f profession many people think than.Orange County," Kemp said. te e ; Dwlgbt H. Allen, chairm an, ed to ta k e ," the Senator explain­ used It fo r a storehouse. rec'o r, Silver Springs; Albert R boards to assign pupils to schools The Seminole County Ministerial Volusia County Republican ex­ ed. "O n the Tuesday following, It now becomes a Parish lfousa McFayden, publicity and publle for which they are beat fitted on i t is ," h * said. " I t is primarily ecutive com m ittee; Clarence W. having conferred further with ■ltd It is hoped it may be of use relations director, Cypress Gar­ th * 'b a sis of intellectual ability, concerned with the dissemination Association, in its statem ent, Simmons and E . Noel Blown, the Governor’s office and the At­ for many years. The land, 130 dens; P ete r S ch ist, owner, Orlan scholastic achievement and various o f ideas through all the media said "W e believe that gambling, m em bers of Volusia County ex­ torney General's office on the le­ feet on Mato St. and 200 feet on do Advertising Co.; Ja e k H. Turn­ •ociotoglMt and psychological fac­ o f communication—books, film s, whether big-time or private, whe­ From th * Wall Street Jemma! recordings, television, radio and ther legal or illegal, is wrong. We ecutive com m ittee; Mrs. Walter gal aspects of the case, I advised De B ary Ave., with ths building, er, public relations director, Great tors. D EBA RY, F la . — Older folks other means. Amler, president, West Volusia R e­ Senate President Davis th at I was ii a g ift to the’ Diocese by Mr, Masterpiece; and John W. Dillln, believe that legalised betting on speak fondly o f youth but soma A law authorising county school There's always a job walling fer horsa or dog racing belongs to o f tha 106 youngsters living here, publican women's club and Harry prepared to make a recommends and Mra. Edward B. Ailing of public relations director, Banian- boards when fa c e ! with tha neces­ Dr. the asm s moral classification with mostly children of merchants and Dooley, president, West Volusia tion to the Senate. Orange City. Ailing was Mayor do, Weckl Wachee an t Ram bow sity of dismissing teachers under a good trained Ubrarian, Shores said. L ast Ju n e's graduates betting on eard game* or athletic Navy personnel stationed a t naarcontinuing contracts or hiring new Republican m en's club. of Orange City for many years Spring!. "U nder the rules of the Senate, a t FSU received an averaga of 12 The business program will b« teacher* to make their selection! offers apiece. All had jobs before contests, pitching pennies to the by Sanford, aren 't so aura they, these m atters must be considered and la presently the chairman of on sociological -and psychological line, punch boards, slot machines, are overly welcome to thla re­ the Board of the Florida Bank of precede! by an afteinoon of rec­ in Executive session and P res! factors a t well aa taachlng expe­ they left school and the pay rang* bolita, shooting dice, bingo, lot­ tirem ent town. DeLand. reation and a chicken barbecue. dent Davis suggested that I bring rience and educational qualifica­ td anywhere from $3-600 to $5,000 teries, or the numbers racket. Wa "W e have to make our own fun the m atter before the Senate that with a* high aa $8,000 a year to oppose to gambling, period." tions. here i f we havo any a t all because morning, since it was commonly A law giving extraordinary po­ one instance. Thasa pay bracket! Kemp, this moring, added to most activities are for old fo lk s," believed that the legislature would lice powers for fiva years to the were for inesperienced graduates hti statem ent that, "W e sincere­ grlpet a teen-age girl sipping a adjourn on Tuesday and if we ad governor to cop* with emergencies and he said they could expect pay ly believe that harness horso rac­ so ft drink a t the drug slurs foun­ threatening the peace and tran­ to go up with experience. * ^ h e Rev. E . H. Boepple. form ­ Journed without aetion. S heriff ing, as we propose it at Semi­ tain. M The Sanford Cardinals will Hobby would be automatically re quility of tha atata. At FSU, which baa tha only ac­ nole P ark Raceway, will bo a erly of Geveland, O., will be the AUG. I "E v en riding up and down th * Instated. I fe lt the £ tn a l* should meet the Apopka team of the ■pedal speaker during the 7:30 A law giving tha governor for credited training center for 11- great stimulus toward attracting street bothers the old boy*," her be acquainted with all o f the fa cts Lake-Orange League in a hate- Miss Jeannette Geveland (Sanford) p. m. evangelistic hour a t the five yaara power to make rules brarlans within a 100 mile radius unusual and substantial wealth crew-cut boy- friend adds. "Some­ Edwin Patterson (Da Bary) bell contest slated for 8 p. m. of the e a se ," he said. Church o f the Nasarene this Sun­ and regulations for tha use ef pub­ of Central Florida—students start as well as to advance keen Inter­ one says they got up a petition Discharges tonight a t tha Sanford Memorial "M y recommendation to the on their library studlei to tha est In the development of the against us kids but I don't think day. The church Is located on the lic faculties. M iry Samuelson (Orange City) Baseball Stadium. corner o f Second and Maple, ju st Senate was based upon the sole Baby Boy Samuelson The Cardinals now hold second A resolution condemning th* U. junior year. A certificate can be county— In real e sta te ' purchases they’d go that fa r ." fa c t th at I could not recommend place in tha league standings and one block off French Ave. AUG. 2 8 . Supreme Court for usurping the obtained in two years but most and other types of Investments by that the official be removed from a t present hold substantial hope Admissions sovereign rights of the stales and students go on to a M atter's de­ the people of wealth which are The R ev. Boepple has studied at the term o f office to which ba had fo r the league playoff and the Mrs. Cyrus Fitton (Ssnford) urging Congress to initiate an gree and become fully certificated attracted by th* harness horse the Moody Bible Institute o f Chi­ been elected in IM S by the people league championship. Shirley Fryer (Ssnford) amendment to the U. 8. Constltu- librarians. Students entering tha raring business." cago and the Missionary Training o f Seminole County, upon charges "W e have our plans ready to go Ion clarifying tha powers reserved School with a Bachelor's degree Tonight’s game is one of two Edith Brooklyn (Lake Mary) M ftltute o f Nyack, N. Y . Ho is an which hsd not been substantiated games yet to be played in the can complete their library course ahead," aald Kemp, "and we are Discharges to th* state. ordained m inister a t the hands of M rs. Nellie S. McCalley, $5, la court resulting in conviction," summer baseball series. and get a M aster'! to one year. Lily WUey (Sanford) ( Cata la n s ! an F ag s T a s ) gradually Improving our harneja died yesterday a t her home, t i l l D r. Ralph Neighbors and has said Senator Stenstrom , "T o have training program which la a t­ Palm etto Ave., following a ling­ preached fo r more than M years. done so would have been a deter­ tracting some of the wealthiest Fou r years were spent in home ering Ulnesa o f many years. and best known owners, trainers missionary work with the moun­ mination of guilt of the official Tha widow of the late Herbert even though he had not been and horses to the United S ta te s." A. McCalley, aha had lived to San­ tain people o f southern Kentucky K«mp stated "W e are establish­ ford fo r 43 years. She was born end la ter as assistant superinten­ found guilty by a jury and would have denied the official the fun­ Due to th * widespread Interest Even if a motorist obeys th* these people who pack up their In 1941 after M years with th* ing a booth at the Harrisburg, Dec. 23, m o in Fredericksburg, dent o f the Huntington City Mis­ damental principal e I American throughout Central Florida in Dosion of Huntington, W. V s. speed lim it (45 mph), ha still can belongings, break Ufalong ties and New Rochelle, N. Y ., firs depsr* P a., sale to November as well as V s., and was a member of tba law that b man is innocent until Bary and it* phenomenal growth. •The Rev. Boepple has been llv- proven guilty," be added. whl* from one "Welcome to De­ head fo r towns Ilka DeBary are m*nt. Mr. Healey, chief of De- attending the Lexington, Ky„ trial F lrri Methodist Church of San­ The Sanford Herald 1. rcprinUng B a ry " sign to the other In less lured by balmy clim ate, low-cost Bary's fire fighters, a t 57 Is tha run* In October. This publicity f-ta with his wife and daughter a t ford. ' "F o r me to leave recommended an article published in tho Wall 111 Park Ave., In Sanford, but will than two minutes. Should ha housing and tiny or non-existent "b a b y " on a fo re* where the outlet naturally publicises Semi­ Mrs. McCalley ia survived by the removal o f a public official S treet Journal in its Tuesday, average age la 68 yaara. "Our nole County as well as our trsek. two sons, II. W. McCalley, Sain property taxes. b e leaving Immediately to begin In the absence o f proof of charges Ju ly 31 edition. PublUncrs of the glance beyond the business strip L t i F i u I* fttltc r most active member is a 72-year"A s a slogan," Kemp said this ford; and E . W. McCalley, Drasother duties in Lakelsnd. on U. 8 . 17-92 ha'll sea what looks against him in a court o f compe­ widely read financial paper have "S u re our town Is different, old former Hanover Bank m an," morning, " I would use the Flor­ co, A rk,; two grandsons, E , W. The Rev. R. H. Spear J r ., pas­ like a typical Central Florida tent jurisdiction by a jury o f his given permission for the reprint of explains n perspiring 69-year-old aay* Chief Healey. "B u t when he ida Statutes aa given to Section McCalley J r ., Greensboro, N. C.$ to r of the Church o f the Nasarene, fellow cltixens and in the faea of this article written by their sta ff town o f paitel-colored concrete- form er N«w Jersey mschtolst edg straps a water tank on his back 550.011 which reads " I t la the find and Wallace D. McCalley o f San­ invites the publle to enjoy this block houses with Jaiousied ' Flort:IO p. m. Sunday evangelistic a clear expression by the people, reporter Sterling E . Sodcrlind. rida room *" and Carports, tucked tog his Bermuda grass. "M ost and runs around putting out tog o f the legislature of the State ford; one granddaughter, Sylvid who are In the final analysis the that th* operation of h o n * raring McCalley. Sanford; g rrat grandhour, "A variety of special music, Headlines of th* front page amid pints, palmettos and mlror folks live where they llv * because itumps at grass fire*, 1 worry tracks tn tha State Is a substan­ eon, E . W. McCalley HI, Greenathey were born there or found about him mora than tha fire ." both instrumental and vocal, Is source from which Dem ocratic piece read "Hometown, U. S. A.— lakes. government gains its strength, "R e tired " Oldsters give DeBary, tial business compatible to the boro. N. C.; one great-grand­ planned for your enjoym ent," he Not so typical are th* folks work there. DeBary ia full o f folks Call e f the Sirens would have been an unjustifiable F la ., youthful Bounce, F a it Build­ beat Interest! of the State and the daughter, Susan Nadlna McCalley who want to escape things like DeBary folks are proud of their seen tending gardens, DeBary's Violation Of ju s tic e ," Senator up—They battle for better roads, chief pastime. For nearly nine cold winters ana high taxes. And neat white firshous* and 500- taxes derived therefrom constitute of Greensboro, N. C. Funeral services are a ! 4 p.m. Stenstrom concluded. against higher taxes, find loafing of every ten of th * town’s 1,000 don't aay I said it, but loafing gallon truck, purchased with pro­ an integral part of tha tax Struc­ tomorrow at Briason Funeral ture o f the state and counties." Sheriff Luther Hobby took over is hard work." residents are Yankees who no feel* a heap b etter when averyon* ceeds from dances, picnics and " I t is th* d eilr* on our p art," Home with the Rev. Milton W yatl the Sheriff's office this morning Thh, ia tha article read by fin­ longer work for a living, who are around you ia doing it to e ." eard parties. Each resident has a officiating. Burial will be w Ever­ from Denver Cordell and a t uare ancier!, businessmen, bankers, moatly 6$ to 73 years old, and Despite frequent references to list of firemen, to report a fir* Kemp explained, " to be an asset green cem etery. retained Jam es 81ngletarv as o f f and industrialists throughout the rath er than a liability to the coun­ who nine yeare ago h a ! never loafing, talks with DaBaryltea in­ they telephone one of them. That Membership on the Industry ice Deputy, Miss Ann Tyner as United S ta tes: ty and we promise on* o f th* fin­ beard of D eBary because It didn't dicate their retirem ent ia anything man nou s the fire 's location on clerk, with Denton P rev ail and Committee to explore ways o f D eBary, F la ,— " i t 's a fine place exist. but what Webster calls " a with­ a blackboard and tears o ff to tha est tracks of Its kind to Uw na­ poshing sales o f fresh Florida Morgan McClelland as deputies. to retire, but sometime* I think draw! tot* seclusion." One res firehouse, blows th * siren, takes tion to the people of tha county," citrus fruit has been named and John Bennett has been retained as we've retired into p i u i u i l u i " •<*>: unincorporated D eBary is o ff for tha biaio to tha firs truck. aty fair today tad Friday tscludea J . Dan Wright o f San- jailor with Andy Evans serving Dr. B . D. WUIenbrock—he used except lew widely scattered alterCopies o f today's edition of Tba ruled by absentee Volusia County A fter hearing the siren tha others VALDOSTA TO BUILD NEW , one of the representatives as relief jailor. to practice dentistry to Cuffcrn, Sanford H artld era being distri­ commissioner* and baa no local era soon on their way. gooa Iboaderabewers; lew teoigbl NEW SPAPER PLANT lie Florida Citrus Commission. "T h ere will be some additions N. Y -, and on Naw York Ci'y's buted to ovary resident to Da- government. So, " t o get things 68-74. "W e'va had n little trouble with LAKELAND (S t-A spry young Representing Florida Citrus Mu­to my sta ff as soon as 1 can get P a rk Avenue—likes to make B ary through the •Interest and d c ie ," retiree* have formed a aome of the older folks who gat Mwpapermaa of S I stopped off tual are John Arico and C .F . raw - suitable qualified deputies to serve cracks like thla about his adopted cooperation of the Florida State r a ft a t organisations to tackle too excitad and set the siren o ff MAN STRUCK RY TRAM to get some ideas about a sett, both of Orlando; John T . the people," Hobby said this community. And many residents Bank ia Sanford. MIAMI —ur— Baiflne Ca m orale, civie ch e rts ranging from man­ even when tha Urn ia to th * M i t m w plant b# ia to build. Lesley o f T am ps; Ju le s W. B ra ­ morning at this Sunshine State retirement ning the volunteer fire department township," aaya Chief Haaly. Tba E . L. Turner, publisher at tba |), started across n train track Ut "T h e S h eriffs office wig be in village agree there's a lot of truth gin o f Clearwater and Robert _____ _______ _____ over _ _ narby Hialeah yoterday. When be t * designing a hens* numbering department's newest p ise* a t aq- iValdoato Times*__looked th* the bands of the people," Hobby to what their 77-year-old neighbor la lv e ly b -f Lake Hamilton. D eBary la one o f a growing num- scheme fa r homes new identified uipment, an tohalator„h*s been Ij futaknd Ledge'r 'pUnt yesterday •topped to pick up groceries b t had n a w e t lit e t and often by naad six times this yaor on heart V ** ufl for Miami where bo to dropped, a train struck him, knock* v o f communities devoted al­ Florida Citrus Commlaaimt rep­ stated, "and I will appreciate any says. F o r D eBary, like many e l him 85 fe e t sad killed him . j other at the nation's small most entirely to ths nation's resentatives, other than Wright, information th at will euabse m e to ra* aid •ad osUuaatto cases, net aacoa-l 9 »tudy Mwspepers there. a re Chairmen HerschaU Barrens have better law enforcem ent." towaa, has a full a ct o f civio grow- increasing number ot folks over piatos. m aliment* to DeBary. Turner explained plans toy the Sh eriff Hobby said " V o will tog pains aa wall aa tha special M , who now represent one to t a A rcadia;Key Scales at Weirs"B are d em f Why I 'l "A let ef M like DeBary be- mw Valdosta newspaper plant an t d h ; Roes Bynum o f TUusviiie give the people th . best law on­ growing • older problems o f its •very IS Americana, compared to than ■ kltton ms a iuse it challenges Um pfemser |about Jailed end • site aolecte^ but to the S ta te ." SRB JFkeak Chase a f ((W M w tfB iY N i p * eotarart Am beaw letM ir « a s ta » ta lM k Jf« d tf W Guests Revealed For Republican Hub Picnic Aug. 8 Enterprise Church Opens Parish House For Inspection History-Making Action M in iste rs Legislature Close Closes Special Session D isc lo se Stops Introduction Objections Of Annexation Bill : Critical Shortage Of Librarians Told Sanlando Springs Is Topic O f Panel Discussion Aug. 10 Kids In Retirement Town Are Yearning For Youthful Fling Rev. Boepple Will Speak A t Nazarene Church Sunday Cardinals Meet Apopka A t 8 p. m. Hospital Notes Mrs. N. M cCalley Succumbs A t Home Youthful Retirees Pushing De Bary Growth S* _________ Wright Is Named To Industry Group Weather « •■ta •• **• ,MU T ~ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 01, 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/6b33ae067647c6049352e4b86d3110c7.pdf a8dd4b2f7b29f96bd39cf17afde102b4 PDF Text Text I Men. July SO, ISM THIS SANFORD HERALD Legal Notice Oviedo Pool (CBattssH from la th* Cnunt* a f damlnol*, Btal* of charge o f the pool lorlda. Uni*** auch cartlflcata ahall maffnlflclent help a radanmad according lo law Ih* proparl* daacrlhad In aurh ca rllflra lt Alice, are niikJnf v r i? K ^ B - r j,v & wilt ba aold lo th* hlghnat blddar ■ucceii o f It. t k i t J. K A Psullns W . Btsmper at Ih* front d oor o f th* damlnol* r Bp ’ U « hnM tr nf the f allow ls A crttH IM t> haa flltd *«I4 earll fleet* for la s ( l t d lo b* lMU«d tharaon, Th* earl If leaf a mimbtr and r * » r o f laSanta, th* rfaacrlptln* of th*[ proirtr. nnd Ih# u n i In whlrh It waa aaa**d arn at fnllnwai . C artlflrat* No *11 T aar o f laauanra Jiln* 31, A. f>, t i l l Dercrlptlnn flf P rn parlf: L ot II III nek C. Flrat Addition to O m r i Tarraea Plat B ook 7 r n t t 41 ' Kama In which sasataad Krnaat lllcka Att o f.a a t d prapartv bain* In lha Counts' o f Hamlnola. m at* of Ptorlda. B ila n lo ch rn rltflca l* ahall ha ro* iaam ad a rro rd ln r to law th* p r o . M r iy daaerlhrtt In aiich cartlflcat* thin ha nold to tha hlahaat hlddar ■I III# front door o f th* dem lnol* C ou n t* Court tlnua* at Hanford. F lorid a , on lha rir*t Mondatr In tha lh o f doptamhar. I H I. whlrh la B ra a 3rd da* o f daptambar, 111*. D atad thla t t lh da* o f Julr, 1111 • r- > - • *• « W 4 L> ' d OTICM OP a p p l i c a t io n POM TAX IIKKI) (Ba*. 1*4. 1* Ptortda Plata!** a f 1*4*1 NOTICK IS IIK IIRIir UIVKN. That J. K. A Paulin* IV. Biamnar lha holdar o f tha follow ing f.orllflrata ha* filed aald carllflcat* for t a i deed to ba laauad tharaon. Th* certificate num ber and year o f la* •uance, lha datcrlpllnn nf Ih* pro­ perty, and Ih* nam* In which It wa* asaanaed nr* aa follnwit C ertificate No. I l l Taar o f taauanc* Jims II. A. D. t i l l Description Of Proparly: N 111 ft o f IV 311 ft nf dR U nf dB 14 o f HIV U dertlna I o. r. itnnNDON Tow nship II H. Bang* II R n a rk rjrenit Court. 1 Acre* Hamlnola Count*, FlortJa Nam* In whlrh aaaeaaed MOTICH OP APPLICATION -.► O R T A * IIRIEO M i l l Ptortda Blatutaa at I N I ) in i ih ii k s i v n i vitff, H * Paulina W . Htampar tar o f tha fnllnwln* ra rtfflfllad aald carttfirata for to ba laauad tharaon. Tha ■ umbar and *aar nt Is. a daaerlptlnn e( th* pro'• .B a d tha nama In w hich It aw eaaod ar* *• follow *) V C artlflrata No. SIT T aar o f u ouaaea Juna It. A. D. l i l t Danrrnttlna Of P ropa rl*! __ Lot t l Ifaplat o f W ln w ood Park P la t B ook I Papa Id Nam* In w hich aaaaaaad Itobcrt ttaddan . f ,3.mprnT.:t; . . ? : ,o7^"ori,dV U n io n aurh eartlfleata ahall bn radaamad acrordln* to la w th* profa r t * daicrtbad In aurh eartlfleata brill ha *otd lo th* Mxhaat hlddar Bt th* front door o f tha Ramlnol* c o u n t* Court llnua* at Kanfnrit. Florida, on th* flrat Mnnda* In th* o f B*pt*mb*r. 1H I. w hlrh la B ooth >* Ird d ** o f B*ptamb*r, t i l l . ' D a ta ! thla loth da* o f Julr. t i l l . O. P. IIKIINDON Clark Circuit Court, Baaa{not* fai * Count*, F lorid* IB* At,) N onm or port ar n tax . i c atio n nrcv.ti llaa, M i l l Plorlda Blatutaa o l 1*4*1 H HOTtCB td 1IK11KHY fllVK K , T h a t J, It. a Paulina W. rn-m nrr th a holdar o f th* fn llow ln r ca rliflM U haa fllad aald ca rlilleala for tarn d*#d ta b* laauad tharaon. Th* .«trtW UAt* num btr and *aar o f ta puaaea, *»a daaerlptlnn o f th* pro Bart*, and tha nam* la w hich It wa* aaaaaaal ar* *a follnwai Cartlflcata No. I l l Taar o f laauaar* Ju«a It, A. P. 1111 Paaerlptloa aaerlptloa O Of . f Pm part*! y fm *«4 o f N *4 o f BWU Baetlon *11 Tow aahlp It X, B ans* . M B 1* Aeraa Nam* tn w hich aaaaaaal O. K, Buchaaan Alt * f aald p r o r » r t f halni ta tha Count* o f Hamlnola, III at a a Florida, flalaaa ouch aartlfleate ahall s « rtdaemad accordtna to law tha propartr daacrlhad to auch cartlflcata brill b* aold ta th* hlahaat hlddar • t th* fron t door o f th* aamlnol* C a aat* Court Houa* at Banford. Florida, an lha flrat ) . month o f daptambar, t i l l , w hich la th * ird da* o f Baplambar. t i l l . Datad thla loth d** nr ju lr. I o. p. h k iin d o n Clark Circuit Court. Bamtnola Count*, Florida f fB A M B W IO I OP APPUCATtOd n a H i m an ( I m , | | ttl rtortda Blatataa o f 1*4*1 " NOTICB Id IIKRRHT OtVKN. That J. B. * Paulina W. Biamnar th* holdar of th* following ■•artlll* t* ha* fllad aald carilfleal* for • daad la ba laauad tharaon. Th* M rtlfleal* numh*r and ***r of la■uanca. Ih* daarrlpllon of lha propari*. a»d th* nam* In which It waa aaaaaaad ar* aa fnllnwai S Cartlflcata No. M l Taar nf laauanra Juan II. A. P. H it prarrlnlln * O f Prnoartrt y t IT* ft o f BU of K >4 nf dW '« 'o f HR 14 Berlin* I t Tnwaahlp II a, Bang* I t R 4 Acra* W i_ Nam* aaaaaaad nam * tn in w hich i Bnrp.tr• W. Bipod Franrla <1. * B* A t o f aald p r o p a r t * Paine a lha Cnunt* of damlnnla, d ia l* of inrtda. Data** aurh cartlflcata ahall fa* redeemed according lo law Ih* prnnarl* dearrlbad la auch carllflral* Will b* antd In Ih* hlahaat bidder Bl lb * front danr o f tha demlnnla Count* Court Hnnae at Hanford. F lorid*, no tha flrat Monday In lha pnnnlh o f Baplambar. 1114. which I* th* Ird da* nf deplember, l i l t . Paled thla titlh da* n( Julr, t i l l . O. P IIRIINDON Clerk Circuit Court. Hrnitnol* Count*, rlorlda 4RRAD h | I MBTICM UP APPLICATION POM t a x menu ta**. 1* 4.1* Plorlda Blalale* a f IP4P) .NUTICK IH IIKItKIir UIVKN. Thai J. II 4* I'aulln* W. Utemiiei til* bolder nr Ilia following cartifleat* ha* fllad aald certlflca l* for tan daad to |p* laau*d Iharatm. Tb* certificate number and **ar o f laauani'*. Ih* ilrni'rliitloii nf III* pro. p*rtr. and tha name In which It wan aaaaaaed ar* an fnllnwai Carllflral* No. I l l Taar o f laiuanr* Jon* II. A. 1). 1H I paacrlpllon o r Protiarl*: B 4lo ft o f IV <4 of N\V 14 Barlion | Townthlp II H. Hang* II II 11 Acre* Nam* In which aaaaaaed William I. A (lerlrud* t'oeeln All o f aald p r o p e r t y being Ih* Count* of Heinlnnle. Hlale nf if: orlda. Haler* aurh certifies!* thall ,e rriltemed according to law th* pro part* daacrlhad la aurh cvrtlflrala will h* aold lo th* highest hlddar at tb* fro nl dmrr o f Ih* drnilnol* (Viunl* Court I lout* *1 Hanford, Plorlda, on lha Ural Bondar In lha of d*pt*mb*r, 1444. whlrh ta Bnnth a Ird day o f deplamhtr. IIM .P a ta d thla lo lh dav o f July, t i l l . n p. itnitsnoN fBRAI.I Clerk c lr r u ll r,,u rl. Hemlnola County, Florid* ■ OTICM ru n OP APPI.II'ATION tax iik k ii 4Swe.IB4.ld Platlda Blalale* at 1*4*) 'T V Count* Court Mona* » t danfnrd. Plorlda. on lha flrat Monday In th* month of daptambar, I M . which I* th* Ird da* o f daulambar. I H 4. Datad thla 10th dav nf July, t i l l O. P. IIKIINDON Clark Circuit Court, dam lnol* Count*, Florida (BRAD NOTICK Id IIKIIKIIY UIVKN. T h a i J. K. A Paulin* IV. atampar tha holder o f lli* f.ill.pwltig rerflflca l* hen filed aald ra rllflra l* fur la g . deed to Ip* Isaued th*r*on. Th* oartlllcat* number and year o f la*a*ar*p th* dtarrlpllnn o f lha proparty. and Ih* nam* In which It waa aaaaaaed *r* aa foliow ei C ertlftral* No. I l l Taar o f lenuanr* June 11. A. t) 1114 [)rr. p|i.il..pp Ilf P rooerte* L>*« 4« Baal Jama* Bubdlvlaloa lMat Book a Paga 1 Jt*m* In whlrh aaaeaaed ll*n| Vlnnira A ll o f aald | i r | t ) M r balag IVIIII* I* Dyrd Alt a f said p r o p e r t y being In Ih* County o f demlnol*. d ia l* nf Florid*. Ifnlna auch certificate *h»ll b* redeemed nrrordlng lo law th* proparty dearrlbad la aurh rertlflratr wilt b* sold lo the hlaheat hlititrr at lha front dorr of the dem lnol* County Court Home *1 danfnrd. Florida, on lha f l n l Monday In the month a f daplamhtr. IM 4. whlrh I* th* Ird day n f deplemher. 1H 4 Dated IM* XDth day of .Tilly, 1114 O p. HBnNDUN Clerk circu it Court. Hamlnola County. aTorlda (BRAD dOTICM o r a p p l i c a t io n POM TAT IIKKI) ( I m 1*4.1* Plorlda aialole* at 1*4*1 NOTICK IH IIRIIKIir UIVKN. That J. K. A Paulin* IV. Biamnar th* holdar nf tha following rartlMral* has fllad aald crrtltlcii* for laa daad lo b* laauad lhareoa. Tha rartl fleet* number and year of Issuance, th* description or lha proparly. an.1 tha nama In which It waa aaaaaaad ar* a* follows) Cartlflcata No. IS Taar nf laauanra Jim* 31, A. D. t i l l Daarrlpllon of Property! w. in fl of K 110 ft of iLot 4 Robinson'* Burver of an Addh lion lo danfnrd Plat Book I Page* II A II Nam* In whlrh aaaaaaad tdiula L Itatllr* Alt nf aald proparly bring In th* County nf damlnpila. Plata of Fhirlda. tlateae aurh rertlftrat* ahall ba re deemed according to law lha pro­ perly dearrlhed In aurh certificate will ha enld In Ih* Mgtieit bidder at lb* front door of lha demlnnla County Court House at danfnrd, Florida, on Ih* flrat Monday In Ih* month of Raptember, IIJI. which la Ih* Ird day of deplemher. IH*. Doled thl* loth day of July, t i l l, fl. P. IIKIINDON Clerk Circuit Court. Bemlaol* County, Florida (BRAD P art Owa) and, with the o f his wife, a tremendoui Improvemenli hive been added during the eourte of time, Includ­ ing the table*, dance apace, etc. The Ovieda Woman'* Club ha* helped to beautify it, too, plant­ ing many flowcra, etc. The children of Oviedo and aurroundlng p l a c e * thorough­ ly enjoy the pool, which boaata a chlorlnator, bought with fund* ralaed from fourth o f July barbecuea put on under the aponiorahlp o f the American Legion. We have m ined Ihoie barbecuet, which brought together tjundreda of people from aurroundlng place* at least once a year. Rev. Zimmerman (Coetinned Iron Pagt One) ded four New England «Ul*a — Vermont, Connecticut, Rhode laland, and Maaiaehuietla; the Northeastern state* o f New York, Maryland. Pennsylvania, N e w Jersey, and Delaware; four state* north of the Ohio River and east of the MiaiUilppI—Ohio, Indiana Michigan, and Minnesota; two states west of the Mississippi — Texas and Montana; and nine Southern atatea—Weat Virginia, Miislialppl. Alabama, Kentucky, Oaorgla, North and South Caro­ lina. and Florida. Georgia with seven had the largest number of representatives. SINGLE WING SPRINKLED WITH T HANOVER. N. H. i* -D a r t mouth’ s V-systom football attack combines the power of tho single wing wllh the finesse of the T for­ mation. The Dig Green thl* fall will move the fullback up close lo scrimmage line, usually between the guard and tackle. The fullback, on auch formations, will ba used chiefly as a blocking back. NOTICK IH HKItKIir OIVKN. That J. K. K. — A J*BUjln# _W-_Bt*m|»ar ,Aat J. ----lha h»t<t*r of lha following cart n t i haa filed aald cartlfleate for tat dead tn ta laaued thtraoa. The cartlflcata number and year nf la•uanc*. the dewrlpllon of Ih* pro­ perty. *nd Ih* earn* In which It wa* aaaeaaed ar* »* follow*: l.'erltflrale No. 1(4 Tear nf laruanc* Jun* It. A. D. 1H4 DearrlpUnn flf Proparly: 1^1 1 llaaa B t l f l l , Block 44 Amended I'Ut of Cryatal Lak* Hhnrea I'Ut llnnk t 1'as* II Name In which n**»»a»<t M. T. Amlerann, llelra All nf aald properly being In Ih* County nf Henilnole, Htalh of Florida, t'otena nuch rerllflral* ahall h* redeemed arrnrdlng I* law th* pmparty daacrlhed in nurh rerllflearn will h* aold lo Ih* hlghaal tddder at lh» frnnl door nf th* Hnrnlnnfa ('nunly Court lloua* at Banford, Florida, on the rirat Monday In th* month of Hrptnmhrr, IH4. whlrh Ih* Ird day of deplrmher, 111*. Dated thl* mill day of July, IHI. O, 1* IIKIINDON Clerk Circuit Court, demlnol* County, Florida NOTICM UP APPLICATION POM TAX UKKII (See. 1*4.1* Florida atalale* at l»4*l NOTICK IH HP.ItKIir UIVKN, That J. K. A Paulina IV. HUrnper Ih* holdar of Ih* following certlllcat* haa filed said cartlflcata far tai daad la h* Issued tharaon. Tha carilfleal* number and year of la suanca. tha .laactlpllon nf lha pro­ perty. and tha nam* In which It waa aaaeaaed ar* a* folt<pwai Certificate No. 101 Tear of laiuanr* June 11. A. t). 1114 Description Of Properly: Lot* I A 1 Itlnck I liorkhart'a Subdivision Plat Hook 1 Pag* TO Nam* In which aaanaed Ala** Hutton Alt of aald property balng In lha County of damlnol*. Hlale of Plorlda. ttaleaa auch certlflcal* shall b* re­ deemed according tn law tha pro­ perty daacrlhad In auch certificate will b* an|d to th* hlghaal bidder at Ih* froat door of tha plmlnnl* County Court Housa al danfnrd. IHBAD Plorlda. on th* flri! Monday In Ih* NOTICE UP APP IIC ATION month of deplemher, IH*. which la Ih* Ird dav of deplemher, 1*4*. FOM T A X IIKKII Doled thla lOlh dav or July, 1HI l i e * . 1*4 1* Flartda arnlutea nf l » M I NUTICK IK HKIIKIIV II1VKN, n P. IIRTINDUN That J. K. A Paulin* XV KUmtirr rierk rlrcult Court. Bamtnola County. Florida ihn holder nf th* following rarltfl- (BRAD N DTI KM OP APPLICATION POM TAX IIKKII (le e ta il* Fl*na* Slalalat ef 1*4*1 c*la haa filed aald certificate for lax deed lo h* laaued thereon. Th* certificate aiimher and yrar of la auance, Ih* daerrlplloa nf Ilia pro­ perty, and tha name In which it Wae aaaeaaed a m aa follnwai O r t l f l r a t * No SIS Tear nf tMtianre June 31. A. D. t i l l Deerrlpilon uf I’ rnperlvs 1 ! 34 lllnrk A Um v» Terracn PUI Bonk T I'agn 41 Namn In whlrh aaaraeed Umlia A Albert llrlnnon All nT eald property being In the County nf Hemlnulr, Hint* of Florldn I'lilena nurh rerllflraln -halt ha re­ darmed arrnrdlmr In l.xw the pro­ perty deerrlbed In aurh rerllftrale will bn aold lo the lilgbeet bidder at th* front door of Ih* Hemlnnl* County Court llnua* al Hanford Florida, on the fiml Monday In the month nf Heplemher. ixf.a. which I* Ih* Ird dav nf Mrptrmhrr. 1*14 Dated Ihl* 1nt)< dnv nf July, I H 4 4) P. IIKIINDON Clerk circuit Court. demlimU County, Florida NIJTICH JH IIKItKIir UIVKN. That J. E. * I'aulln* IV, diemper Ih* holder nf lha following rerllflcat# haa fllad aald carilfleal* fur lax dead lu b* laauad therenn. The rerllflrala number and year nf laauanre. the deerrlpilon nf lha proparly, ami lha nama In which It waa aaaeaand ar* aa fulluwa; Cartlflcata No. ill Taar r>f lanianca Juna II, A. D. 1H4 Dearrlptlue Of I’ rnparlyi lo t 41 lltnck K Bungalow City I'Ut llrmk T I'age SI Nama In which aaaeaaed J F A HALT.IB H O l.I.r All nf aald nroparlv balng In tha ( nunly nf Hamlnnl*. dial* nf Plnrlda. ITnleaa ouch rarllMrata ahall b* re. deemed nrnrdlng In Ira Ih* prn. !>•/.!». deacrlhed In anch rertlflral* will h* enld tn lha hlnhaat bidder el Ih* frnnl dnnr nf Ih* demlnnle ' " ‘ 'Mv • "url Hnuie al Hdnfnril. (HKAD Plurl.U, nn the Oral Monday In the mnntli of Hrjgrmher. tSSS. whlrh la Flrtlltoiia Nam* NUTICK IH IIK ItK Iir UIVKN that Ih* Ird day „ f gaplemher. 1HS Dated thla IDIh dav nf July, IH I we ara engaard lo huilneea al U ) i Mary, Florida, under the llrlllloua n r. H KHNDON nam* o f Th* D «asle Diner and liar Clerk Clrrnlt Court. and that w* latend In reglaler aald IHBAT) ,,' ' rltnn,• Pltrlda nam* w llh Ih* Clerk of th* Circuit Court, Hemlnnl* Cminly, Florida, In ■ccordanrp w llh the pmvlnlnn o f Ih* BOTICM UP APPLICATION Flctlllm in Nam* Hlalnle, ln -w ll; Rec­ POM TAX IIKKII Flertda Blalale* of 1*4*1 line 111" ) Ftnrldn Mlalulea IH I. LEW It. U I.DHTKII MITICK IH IIKItKIir UIVKN. M ILDIIK p It. t.l'HTKB 7Lh“ WJ.'e K ■ * Paulin* XV. aiemprr IN THH ClM Ct'IT l ilt ST . NINTH Ih* holder nf Ih* following carllfl. cal* haa filed aald canlMraie for .tl'D If lAI. r l S U I T OP p l o m i d * las deed to ho laauad lhareon. The IN AND POM BKWIknl.K AOl'NTV. rerllflral* number and year of IN CHANCKRV. Nil. BSaa NOTICE TO IIF.FKND l«au**re, Ih* daacrlptlu* nf Ih* pmperlr. *nd Ih* earn* In whlrh It wna A U tin E T n. FOl.KT, Plaintiff, naaeaaed ar* aa fnllnwai Carllflral* No 131 Taar nf laiuaaca Jua* 31, A. P. IH I EDWARD W , T FOLET. Defendant Dearrtnlloa Of rrrp irlr: !*>l* 141. 341. III. 344. 341. IN TUB NAME OF TUB STATIC OF 144. SIT. 141, 341 A 31* Midway PLOBIDAi T O : KDW AIID W. T. FOI-BT. D*Plat Hunk l Pag* 41 fendanl herein, whoe* place e f Nam* In which n*e****d teildenc* I* unknown I.uulee U. Hllnn You ara hereby notified that _ All nf (aid prntiertr balng la Ih* aull fnr dlvnrce haa hatn fllad County nf Hemlnnl*. Hint* nf Plnrlda. HnUea aurh rerllflral* ahall b* ro- again*! vnu In lha ahnva entitled deemed accnrdlng In law Ih* pro- cauee; and you ar* hereby required p*rly deerrlbed I* aurh rarltflral* to fit* rnur Anawer w llh Ih* Clark will h* aold lo Ih* hlahaal bidder o f thla Court, aad In aerv* a ropy al lha fruat dnnr nf th* Hemlnnl* th ereof upon p la in tiff* attorney, Couely Court llnua* at danlord. Ha mu el V. Ilolrh. 4"I-A Main Htmet. Florida, on th* flrat Monday In th* Daytona Beach, Florida, tint later month of gepletnhar. IH I, whlrh la than th* IPlh day o f Auguat, 1* 14. If Vnu fall In do an decree prn pn*th* Ird day of Haul ember. 111*. Datad thl* laih day nf July, llld . feaan w ill h* entered agalnel ynu fnr Ih* rtll* f demanded In th* Com n r. IIKIINDON Plaint. Clark Circuit Court. WITNKHfl my hand and teal o f aald Bamlaola County, Plorlda Court thla STIh day nf July, 1H 4. (BRAD O. I*. Ilern.lnn Clark Circuit Court NOT! I'M OP APPLirATF)*: Hanford. Florida FDR TAX IIKKI) U a * IBLIB P1*rtd* atarmee of 4*4*1 (C ircuit Court Haall JULY « AdmLaxloaa Anna Lea Joynet (Oviedo) Vera Shavaga (Sanford) ElUabath Waihlngton (SanforJ) Birth* Baby Girl Stanley Discharges Marie Mannetly (Sanford) Carrie Griffis (Sanford) Mr*. Thlrkeel McGill (Sanford) Essie Moore (Oviedo) Wlllia Rountree (Sanford) Essie Mae Rrysnt (Sanford) Mrs. C. L. Collins (Sanford) JULY a Admlsaaioaa * Mary Samuelson (Orange City) Virginia Holmes (Altamonte Springs) Raymond Cylar (Altamonte Springs) Baby Boy Samuelson Discharges Joyce Clutter (Osteen) Baby Boy Clutter George Smith (OvieJo) Betty Mathew* and baby boy Mathews (Lake Monroe) Florence Pastella (Sanford) Martha Mathis (Laka Monroe) Gertruda Lee and baby (Sanford) Imogens Yates (Ssnford) Elizabeth Washington (Sanford) JULY n Ad misstoes Lena Lockley (Sanford) Julia Brown (Sanford) Ruby Thomas (Altamonte Springs) Llllla Wiley (Sni(ord) Ethel Tart (Osteen) Rebecca Oxedine (Oviedo) BIRTHS Baby Girl Joynea Baby Girl Crabtree (Sanford) Dischargee Mary Treaderay and baby Clara Johnson (SanforJ) A. Goodmond (Sanford) Nettle Ruth Miller and Baby (Sanford) Virginia Holmes (Altamonte Springs) William William* (Sanford) Vera L. Savage (Sanford) Lilian Latham (SanforJ) JULY 90 Ad mission a Mrs. Odle Whipple (Sanford) Mrs. Eva Mae Benton (Sanford) BIRTHS Baby Boy Thomas Discharges Ann Gaines and baby boy (Lake Monroe) Defense Loses Directed Verdict Bid For M cKeon PARRIS ISLAND, 8. C.. (JA-The defense today lost Its bid fir a directed Verdict nf innocent In the court-martial o f Mirina 8, Sgt. Matthew C. McKeon. Defense attorney Emile Zola Ricit'an o f New York Ci'y asked the court at th* opening of Its third week o f trial fur Innocent verdlrt* for the form er drill In itructor accueid of Involuntary manslaughter in th* drowning of six recruits, oppression of recruits and drinking In the presence of a recruit. In a deliberate tone the trial Judge, Navy Capt. Irving N. Klein, also of New York Cily, said, "The motion for a finding of not gulity Is denied." Technically, tha aaven * man court martial panel may overrule Klein by a three-fourths vote, but such action by a court is ex tremely rare. The only charge on which Ber man did not make « motion (or dismissal waa that o f possessing sn alcoholic beverage In bar racks. Miam i-Fort Pierce Spur O f Turnpike Gets 1st Paving TAM I’ A, kfl —Th# bobtailed Ml ami-Fort Pierce spur nf the Flor­ ida turnpike get* It# first paving today. Turnpike Authority Chairman Thnmas B, Manuel said In a tele­ vision Interview over WrLA yes trrdsy thst engineers already ar* surveying ■ proposed turnpike spur to Tampa Bey. Outguessing or otherwise con­ founding land speculator* ii a con tinulng problem for the authority, Manuel said. Ha aald "these speculators are the main reason why wa do not pinpoint th* locatlox o f the new highway. "Even after we have announced the location, if we find th* land is In control o f speculator* we can move the highway Una as much aa too feet." HE SETTLED DOWN J A C K S O N V I L L E OA—In the Jacksonville Journal Midget Base ball League, a pitcher walked IT batter* i i the flrat inning. But he stayed at It and pitched a no-hitter, winning 22-11. S P A R K L IN G C L E A R IC E Insurance H. JAM ES G U T AG EN CY IIS EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 71 *• JAMES GUT JAMBS R. GUT Enterprise Hospital Notes BLOCK & CRU SH ED Hunter Ice & Fuel IStli ST. ft HOLLY AVE— JiORTH SIDE OP STATE FARMERS* MARKET •UMMtt HOUR* OPEN: S:M A. M. TO M O P. M. 7 DAYS A WEEK Mmrr TM MUIIkll may think everything (s nutty, but he doesn't realise that the Schenectady, N. Y , lineman, who Is grinning at him from atop e power pole, may have saved him from electrocution. New synthetic rubber guards are being placed on the rural distribute ing transformer, preventing annoying lours caused by curious squirrels and bird* taking a rest. Also, It prevents their execution. FHP Trooper Says 'Motorists Good' Midsummer vacation travel la reaching its peak according to reports from the Florida Highway Patrol in Seminole County. Trooper T. Mirk Mack salJ this morning that in spite of the ex­ tremely heavy traffic over the past weekend "motorists were good." "In the line of traffic from Sanford to the Orange County line," said Trooper Mack, "(here was nn opportunity to pass nnly in Isolated instances." Only one minor accident occur- Collision (Ceetiewsd Ptms Page I) year-old daughter, end his wife were taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mrs. Schleif, tha mother, is reported to have received a broken arm and possible fractured ribs, Schlslf said "W# had spent a week at Daytona Beach and were headed for Sanabel Island to pick up seashells.” Property damage to the three c a n was reported as follows: Packard convertible, f-150; Chev­ rolet Station Wagon, $000} and to the 1UB0 Ford (700. Firet officer to reach the aceno o f the accident wa* Deputy Sheriff Denton Prcvatt, followed by Sheriff Denver Cordell and Florida Highway Patrol Trooper T. Mark Slack, Traffic was restored on the highway at approximately noun. red during the extremely heavy traffic the Seminole County FHP Trooper said. That one. he com mented happened on Friday and in volvcd only about a (BOO property loss to both cars. neporting on the heavy traffic conditions Trooper Mack stated that he made five arrests and Issued J1 written warnings. However, he sold, "there were a number of violation* In traffic coming toward me and I coulJ not turn around to issue warnings of arrest tic­ kets." Mountain Climbers Plunge To Crevasse A s 2 Lose Footing TIMBEBLtNE LODGE. Ore. IT A group of youthful mountain climbers, row*! together for safely, plunged to the bottom of a rocky crevasse yesterday when two of their number lost their footing. One girl died and the others were Injured, some of them grave­ ly, as the teen-agers were whipped nne after the other over the brink on the slopes of Mt. HooJ, Tb* accident occurred near the summit of the ll,23S-foot peak some 60 miles east of Portland Teh youngsters had come from Eastern and Midwestern states on a bike and train tour of the coun­ try. Thep had climbed the peak and were on their way down when the mishap occurred at about 3:30 p. m. Other climbers saw the accident and brought word to the lodje here. Rescue erewi were orgam ici and worked through tha night to bring the climbers and their lead DUMAS, Tex., Ml — A burning cr* down. petroleum tank exploded Into a towering mats o f white-hot fl.xmrs that seared IS men to death In an Instant yesterday. Four other* died later from horrible burns. At least 31 othcri were burned by the blast that shot on orange fireball thousands o f feet high and The latest list o f revocations scorched a quarter-mile radius. suspensions and cancellation nf Spectators saw friends and rel­ driver** license* released by the atives atumbla moaning and cry­ driver1* license division of the ing, their clothing afire, from the Department of Public Safely smoke and Games at the Sham­ shows: rock OU A Gas Corp. tank farm. A total o f 1.52T revocations In Ensuing explosion* burned and April, along with 4SB suspensions shattered three ether big storage snd 45 cancellations. There were tanks and blackened others near­ 2,077 actions by the department by. for tho fourth month of the year. The Injured were taken to the Actions in Seminole Couny in 40-bed Moore County Memorial eluded Ssnford, Otis Clarke Bedg Hospital in this Texas Panhandle er, William Walker Culp, Juna of 1,000. Day, Francis A. Elscnberg, Math­ Nine o f the dead ware Sham­ ew William Fcrgen, Clifford How­ rock employes and tha others vol­ ard, Eddie Lee Hudson, James William Clifford Lynn, unteer firemen from nearby Hull, Berry C. McCray. Walter Theo­ town*. Flam** from lha burning tank* dore McDonald, Joe Redden, re­ were shooting at midnight at high voked; Thomaa Norwood Ander­ a* they were at noon. But windi son, Sylvester Burley, Paul Rak­ that earlier had blown the flamca er Widener. suspended. away from the farm of B0 to TB Oviedo, Dorothy Roddy Foster, tanka subsided and fear that the Jimmy Lee Henry Jr., revoked; other tanka would Ignite aubaided. Geneva, Andy Denon Evans, re­ The fire waa expected to burn It­ voked; and Long wood, C y r i l James Phillips, revoked. self out. Petroleum Tank Explosion Kills 19 Driver's License Division Reveals Action In County RY HELEN SNODGRASS The Pathfinder Claes of the Bar­ nett Methodist Church he)J it* re­ gular meeting at the home of Mr. and Stra. J. V. Richard* on Lake Monroe, preceded by ■ covered dish supper et 6:30 p.m. Foliowing the buiincsi session the group he)J a white elephant auction with Harvey Dunn capably auctioning off *U the white ele­ phant* and thus Increasing the treasury by S13. During the busi­ ness session it wai voted to pay for (he repairs of th* parsonage lawnmower. Enjoying this delightful affair were Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Sellers, the Rev. and Mr*. Don Walling, Mr. and Mr». John Wagner, Mrs. Louise Wilson Mis* Helen Snod grass, Mrx.JJa Padgett and grand son, Mike, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Long and daughters, Patsy and Linda, Blr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn and Harvey EJwards, Charlie Everett and the host and hostess, Mr. snd Blr*. Rlchsrds . Mike Bsriotiek, Dwayno aWt.xon and Eddie Redmond left BtonJay to attend the 4-H Club ramp at Highland Park Sebring this week. Ernest sWlson, son of Mr. snd Mrs. Vivian WaUon. is visiting re­ latives in Jacksonville this week Gene Resile, Charles Stewart, EJwin Braddock, D. J. Parker and Jim llolUhan of Sanford at­ tended the special meeting and supper of the new employees of Florida Power Corp, Plant helJ In Winter Park Monday evening. Johnny B. Baxter of Jacksonville enroute from the South Sea Island to Texas wa* the guest Wednesday of Mr. and Mr*. II. A. Throop. Mrs. If. E. Bra-Jdock accompsn led by her daughter, and family. Sir. and Mrs. Tammy Orr snd children Mike anJ Jean left Fri­ day to visit Mr. and Sirs. D. E. Adkixon in Pensacola. Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Rice nf De Land were visiting frlenJs Friday afternoon. Sirs. Harold Goodwin and chil­ dren assisted by Sirs. Leroy Cohen entcrtalneJ Friday evening wllh a supriso blfthday party in celebra­ tion of a double birthday. Harold Goodwin and her niece, Patricia Slae Cohen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cohen. Guests enjoying this party were Mrs. Eva Cohen and Mil* Alice Co hen of Seville; Mr, and Sir*. Hen­ ry Boyd and children of Orlando; Mr. anJ Mrs, S. T. Bradley Sr. of South Carolina; Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Bradley Jr. and children of Se ville; Str. and M rs- William Roddenberry and son Tommy, Sir. and Mrs. William Goodwin and son Kenny, Sir*. W. A. Goodwin, Miss Slarie Goodwin, Sir, and Mrs. Ro­ yal Goodwin, RiehapJ Goodwin, Sliss Shirley Oglesby, Latcn and Orcn Oglesby of Seville; Em eit GooJwln of D a y t o n a Beach, Harold Driblow, and Florence, Lin da anJ Mary Richardson and hos tesses and their families. Sir. and Sirs. Earl Tyler of Sliaml are vacationing at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mri. W. L. Tyler. Mr. and Stri. James V. Richard* left ThurvJay for an extrnded trip and vacation ending wllh e short visit in Chicago. Sira. Lottie Ryan of Martin, Ky., 1* visiting her sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan and Sir. and Mrs. George Ryan anJ family. The Rev. Bascom Carlton re turned from a vacation with his family in Lake Junalusa, N. C. Carol Rtale, Linda Dunn, Sharon Jennings, Stae Hawkins, Betty Ann Lewis, Jean Hutchinson, Julie Adams, Smanda Hutchinson and Stanny Bogicn left Monday for a week at the Intermediate M.Y.F. camp at Leesburg this week. " •* ■'(iH*i ■ HOLLYWOOD UP— Lonesome Gorge Gobel Just doesn’ t have time to get lonesome any more. The "Lonesome" tag la a holdover from George's day* as a hill­ billy singer on radio. He ilUl hang* onto it for sentimental reasons, but It hasn't applied to hi* own life for th* past two years. Right now, when most TV stare are in other parts*of the world getting refreshed for the fail chan­ nel wars, George is working over a hot movie stage. He is making for RKO "I Married a Woman." H# also sacrificed his summer vaca­ tion last year to make "The Bird* and the Bees." George had a whole week be­ tween the end of hi* TV season and the start of the movie. So how did he spend it? By playing a night club date at Lake Tahoe. Reserva­ tions for the entire engagement were sold out before he even ar­ rived (here. An aiJc told George ho would have all of three week* between the end of the picture and the start of the new TV season. "D on’t you believe il," the com­ edian replied skeptically. "Some­ thing will come up. Of that yon can be sure." Strangely enough, he didn't seem too upset by it all. Usually he is moaning and groaning about th* time he has lost off the golf course, but he confessed, " I like miking pictures. I get a big kick out of it." He added that he was enjoying his work with his co-star, Eng­ land's most famous body since the Rolls Roycc—Diana Dors. And not for the reason you wiseacres thtnk, either. "This girl It a really fine per­ form er," George enthused. 'She’s going to fool a lot of people by proving she Is a good comedtannc." KMCKS TO SHOW TALL BASKETBALL TEAM NEW YORK UP—The New York Knickerbockers h a v e increase! eight inches in naverage height In the past 10 year*. Among the tall Knicks this fall will be Walter Dukes, 7 feet; Ray Felix, 6 feet 11; Kenny Scars, 6 feet 9 and two 6 foot 6 rookies, Ronnie Shpvik of North Camtina State and * Gary Bergen of Utah. Such a starting five would aver­ age n feet V 3/5 Inches, Ten year* ago the first Knickerbocker team that met the Chicago Stags in Sta dison Square Garden averagvJ 6 feet 215 inches. I will wot be responsible for aey debt* ieeurrrd by wwyoee •4bar Ibex myself, Clevalawd T. Brow* whets you're hot# tired or thirsty M A K E IT A 'Buttermilk Break w i Medan** ■•.HtnwUk! Medea’* **o»y. (tfretbiwf Mttanwilk ceel* yea #H — keep* yea ceol lee * leap lima. AW it's a* euseb bettar far yeof S e ... •ea’ra bet, tired er tbinly, make it a •*«*.-.— bftffc — with Msdee’k See what e ceeliwe. healthful dittareece Mrdee't Istterwiik wtN make in year ' B ordens BUTTERMILK O im e e v Gobel Is Working Hot Movie Stage A TWO-PIECE OUTFIT la never out of place—be It worn on town date# or country week* ends. Designed by Aba Schrader this white shantung sheath has • beautiful blue comBowtr print and e brief snatching blue linen bolero. Tna neckline, cut as x coo), ahirred halter, com­ pletes th* alropl* tinea. i �(Eire § > a n f& th f o r a l f t * Established 1908 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA Rotarians Commission Approves Hear City Managers Capital Safety Talk Improvement Program Perkins Is Named As Head Of DCT Advisory Group Representatives o f Sanford Civic Club* formed the edvliory com­ mittee of the Diversified Cooperstive Treining program 1 » « night at Its initial meeting in the board room of the Educational Building ^ Commercial Are. Kepreientatlve* from the Bullnei» and Profeiilonal Women’ * Club, Pilot Club, Rotary Club, KiwanU Club, Lion* Club, and the Sanford Merchants Association heard the complete outline of tho DCT program at Seminole High School which will be tnitituted this year. B. L. Perklne Jr., President of the Sanford Merchant* Aisocia'A>n wai named chairman of the Advisory Committee. Rayburn T. Milwee, Seminole County Superintendent o f Public Instruction introduced the Coor­ dinator of the DCT program, Louis J. Girard, and gave the civic club representative* an outline o f the essential values to the community, school, and individuals of the Diversified Cooperative Training program. • Girard presented a description o f the Advisory Committee, its operation, purpose and values while, at the same time, giving a background picture of the entire program which will begin opera­ tion at Seminole High School at the beginning of the school year. Highlighting the meeting was • report of the coordinator as he gave an overall picture o f ait that had been accomplished up to /A le . The forming of the Advisory Committal rounded out the organi­ sational p u ts * f the program and gave impetus to tho selection o f employers and trainee* who will take part in tha first and initial program for Seminole County and Sanford. Also on the advisory committee for the DCT program will be a re­ presentative o f the Seminole Coun­ ty Junior Chamber o f Commerce M d the Seminole County Chamber or Commerce. R. F. Cooper will reperesent the Board o f Truitees of the Semimlr County School sys­ tem. Andy Bracken, principal of Seminole High School, immedia­ tely prior to a question and answ. *r period at last night's organi­ sational meeting o f the DCT Ad Visory Committee cave represenlatlvai tha “ school's viewpoint" on DCT program. Fred Murray, Adult and Voca­ tional Education Director for Seminole County bivit-rt the re­ presentative! to the office of the coordinator. The next meeting of the DCT Advisorv Committee will be held after the first o f the year for the purpose o f s coordinator's mid­ year report. Individual member* the coordinator will work with f#» coordinator in carrying out tne program. Hospital Notes Jslr * Ad mUnion i Addi* Schleif (Daisy, Term.) Clony Smith (Soddy. Tenn.) M iry Soderbloom (Sanford) William A. Brown (Sanford) •'I Births Baby Boy Thomas (Altamonte Springs) Discharges Ann Gainas and baby boy (Laka Monroe) Anna Joynes (Oviedo) Listie Lamb (Sanford) Julie Brown and baby (Sanford) July 31 Admissions -C louers Snell Jr. (Sanford) Johnnie Mae Copper (Sanford) Mrs. Mary Irene McCloud (Sanford) m Martha James (Sanford) Mrs. Jackie Rumbley and boy (De Bary) Dorothy Brenner (De Bary) Nathan Hunkel (De Bary) - ..........Dlsfhsrge* ---------------Raymond Cuyler (Altamonte Springs) 40 U n . Emma Glbbi (Sanford) Mrs. Ethel Tart (Osteen) TBIGG COUNTY GOES BUGGY CADIZ, Ky., LB —Trigg County hat gone slightly buggy, but no Mie’a worried. County agent Keith S. Venable u ld 10,000 ladybugs were shipped sere in gallon Jugs from Dobbins, -alif. Venable said the bug* would »v.used used to combat plant lice an U nco. The Board of Sanford Ctly C om -t miislonera last night approved Ihe C a p i t o l Improvement Program presented by City Manager Warren E. Knowles end put Into motion the planning and exploring of vari­ ous projects proposed in the writ­ ten presentation. At a special meeting ol the com­ missioners, called for the purpose of studying the program, several Item* were eliminated by propos­ ' By MARY FOWLER ing that the requested improve­ ments be added to the annual bud­ An authentic tepee flaunted bright get, while other projects were de­ colors out on Snn-el Drive of De layed until further study could be Bary Sunday afternoon, the focal point of an excited group of young made. men, pin* families carrying baskets As a prelude to the study of the of goodies and substantial supper Capital Improvement Program, rations. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mayor F. D. Scott told the Board Stumpf Jr. were hosts to the Cub of Commissioners “ You can Invite Scouts and father Will .Voider people to come to town with an brought his own wigwam. A camp attractive structure." However, fire burned merrily through the the Mayor qualified his statement celebration and when it died down with "A ll up and down First St. slowly at sunset llioro were fitting people have told me (hat now is rile* observed by the Scout offi­ not the time to reduce taxrs — cials, giving award* to the young some even old me that we should braves ns they at olemnty on the try to reduce our indebtedness.” blankets and each anise to accept Mayor Scott lead off the discus­ his honor. sion with "I am now willing to William Blakemorc Jr. received go along with the improvement a gold ami a silver arrow; Patrick program.” Nolle both wolf mill hear badges as Every mamber of the Board of did Ralph Stumpf HI; Ellsworth Commissioner! commented on the Lawton was taken in, with cere­ tax structure of the city, ho im- monies, as a new bobcat; Richard provemen program, and the attrac­ Nolle as an apprentice bob cal; tion to Sanford of touriiti and visi­ Richard Gunichnrri hail a shower of arrows, three gold and three tor!. Commissioner Earl Higginbotham silver; Edward Redman, a bear stated "W e have a smaller millage badge, a gold and two silver arthtan most of them,” a* he spoke rowa. (Coetlased Oa Paga Eight) As they fondled with pride these testimonials to their summer acti­ vities, Howard Smith of Orlando, the Scouting commissioner for this district, presented their new char­ ter and asserted that he was happy to state that this is the first 100 per cent banner award be has given for the Roys Life subscriptions and that It is unique in tils history as "The Fabulous St. Johns Bass” commissioner. i* the subject of an article written Possibly den three who hosted for hy Jason Lucas which appears in soft dr'-lr* i n the .happiest, fee the August issue o f "Sports A- they could sample their wares al field” . will. All reported a most hilarious "N o question about II, lurking and rewarding night of picnicking. in this subtropically lush river are many bass that would break the world’* record,” said Lucas as He wrote extensively about the big bass along the St. Johns, Written in M iy, according to the article's explanation, Luca* snhl that he had been fishing the St. MIAMI (JB — Rings of mailJohns fo r over a month and pre­ blocks were tightened today faced hia remarks with the state­ around three centers of (mil fly ment that "The St, Johns has infestations but they were re­ always been the world'* most fab­ ulous big-bass apot, and still ii.” moved from Palm Roarh. Brow­ Lucas explains in his story of ard and most o f Dade counties Spokesmen for the state plant Tha Fabulous Si. Johns Bass the board aald heavy aerial spraying reason why he believed that bass here are the "biggest in the had killed M per cent o f the flies from Miami io West Palm Reach. world." Roadblocks set up to take fruit Ardent fishermen should read trom ear* leaving that arra were Lucia* article which describes the removed. river end Ihe best spots for luring The three main renter!, o f In­ the big bass to the end o f a line. festation are now Pinellas County, "Tha St. Johns has such fabulous base fishing simply because it’s by Fort Myers, and Homestead, said far the most fertile larger body Robert T. Rathbonr, If. S. De­ of bast water in the world," partment o f Agriculture spokes­ itatei the writer for Sports man. He said the Ihri-c areas will be Afield. , Luca* describes the type of placed hrhintl roadblocks 'o keep tackle to use for thu "bringing in" the pest confined lo them and lo from being o f the big ones, the effectiveness prevent new file* o f lures, and tips on the use of brought into tho Miami to West Palm Reach area. the fly rod. Roadblock, will be (dared on Sports Afield end the writer, Jaion Lucas become big boosters U.S. 1 and U.S. 27 south of Mi­ for the St. Johna and ils renown­ ami and already are in operation on U.S. 41 ami State Road 82 ed fishing waters. near Everglades City ami on U.S. 80 between Alva and Olga. De Bary Cub Scouts Receive Awards In Riles Sunday Si. Johns Called Big-Bass Spot If Seminole County maintain* for the next five monthi the same ratio as it did during the first six months of 1936, its record of highway accidents and fatalities will show some Improvement over that of 1933, was the statement of "Chuck” Saunders, Safely Eduea tion Director o f the Florida High­ way Patrol lo the members o f the Sanford Rotary Club at Da regular weekly meeting yesterday noon at the Yacht Club. Saunders, well Informed on the subject ho was discussing, stated that Inst year, state-wide, there were 978 killed; 25,652 hospitaliifd with an economic losi of over right million dollars. The number of accident* approximated 72,000. in Seminole County, last year, he stated that the total number of accidents reported were 357, with nine killed and 165 Injured. For the first six months of this year, there were three people killed In 38 accident* involving injuries and 71 other accidents reported. Saun­ ders expressed the hope that each Rotarian would personally assume tho responsibility o f reporting road violations. He said that every citizen had the right, in fact, It was the duty of law-abiding citi­ zens to cause the apprehension o f drunken drivers, particularly, who were endangering life and limb. In answering questions put by some of the members of the club, Saunders slated excessively slow moving vehicles that impeded the nnrmil flow of traffic were guilty of a law violation. He dlscuaied tho financial reaponiibllity law and many other itemi of intcreit and importance. Ilia talk was re­ garded as one of the best ever presented and he received an en­ thusiastic round ol applausa at Its conclusion. Myron "M ike" Reck, in charge of the day'a program, did the hon­ ors in introducing the speaker while Dr. Charles L. Persons, club president, was in charge of tha meeting which included aonga by Clin rile Morrison with Harry Kudell at the piano. The Rev. Lucian W. Hcott pronounced the Invoca­ tion. Board Complains Roadblocks Tighter About Littered Around Fruit Fly Downtown Alleys Infestation Centers Allrya in downtown Sanford are Three Celebrities Will Visit Sanford, De Bary This Fall filthy and scattered with trash that Is blown all over tire city, commissioners complained at last night's special meeting of the Roard of Sanford City Commis­ sioners. Commissioner* demanded that some means lie provided for plares o f business to conform to city ordinances. It was a unanimous decision of the commissioner* that all places not abiding by city ordinanrea in regards to the proper placing of trash and garbage in altrys will be informed and "if they fail la com­ ply will be prosecuted in Sanford City Court.'* Board of Sanford City Commis­ sioners were, elm notified that the Sanford Poller Department it handing out notices to violators who place artlrlrs on sidewalks Commissioners complained at las: night's meeting that articles were being placed on sidewalk* over which pedestrian* might stumble and seriously injure themselves. "Wo can't place lha city in the positiun o f being charged With negligence," it was said. If Your Herald I* Not Delivered By A P. M. Call 182) Bcfora 7 P. M. For Delivery * Tl'ESPAY JULY 81. 1956 No. 152 Associated Press leased Wire Senate Declines To Okay Hobby's Suspension Action M ay Committee Okays Bill To Investigate N A A C P Sheriff FPC Is Assured Florida To Get Natural Gas TALLAHASSEE UB-Flurlda le ft-* «lator» seeking to force through a tougher segregation program buck­ ed a Jetrrmlned move for adjourn­ ment of the •■day-old special ses­ sion al 5 p. m. today. The S»nate passed the adjourn­ ment resolution unanimously laic yesterday after completing action on the (mat three bill* asked by Gov. Collin* to head off Integra­ tion by legal means. The possiblr realization of a pro Six other proposals, Including an gram for natural gas, planned to interposition resolution and a local come Into Sanford, eame from option private school hill, were Washington this morning when sidetracked to a House subcommit­ double-barreled assurance of natu­ tee despite a statement by Atty. ral gas for Florida, the nation's Gen. Ervin tha he adminisralon fastest growing market now un program was "merely a slopgap." served, was given Ihe Federal Referral of the hills lo a sub­ Power Commission this week. committee of the Committee on First came the supply Issue, Education and Internal Affairs prime question before FPC since amused speculation the measure* natural gas producers have shun­ might have hern relegated to their ned many market* beyond state death to avoid floor action on them. boundaries after federal price regtl However, Rep. Prentice P. Pruitt lalion waa imposed. On this, Ihe of Jefferson County, who introduc­ only applicants now ready to sub ed the interposition resolution and mil their case to federal derision private school proposal, served no­ out ,ed reserves for 20 years total tice he would attempt to force the ing one trillion, 800 mitlion cubic measure* out If the proposals were feet, to be delrerrd at an initial not given quick action. rate averaging above 230 million Rrp. Lacy Mahon of Duval Coun­ cubic feet a day. ty, chairman of the House com­ Next eame scorea of witnesses mitter, announced he would name from itate, municipal and indus­ the subcommittee this morning. trial positions, backing Ihe demand The Senate-adopted bill to act for this fuel, which has grown from up a joint interim committee lo In­ unranked position to sixth largest vestigate the National Assn, for Industry In the nation as interstate Advancement of Colored People pipeline* reached across thousands cleared another House hurdle to­ of miles In all direclons In the last decade. day. The House Resolutions Commit­ Current hearings ire on the *p tee. one of two cnmmlllres to plications of tha Houston Texas which the measure waa reported Gas A Oil Porp. and Coastal Trans­ by Speaker Ted David, approved mission Co. for a $143,000,000 devel­ the bill by a 44 vo|e. opment, with t.S0* miles c f main pipeline from Texas to Cutler, There waa no discussion. No meeting ol the Appropriations south of Miami, and $40 mile* of Committee, which also must Hear lateral a in Florida, ft would be the the bill, has been set by Chair­ first extension of thl* fuel supply man James Moody of Hillsborough to the sale beyond a small area County. In northwest Florida and would give The measure would rreate a com­ residents, commercial establish­ mittee of three senators and four ments and industries of the state House membrrs with authority to the benefits of competition with Investigate any person or group what is in mo:t cases a single whose activities are conducive lo source of supply. violence, which violate etate law, The system will hava a deigned or are detrimental to the slate. rapacity of 360 million cubic feet The committee would have subpo­ a day when fully powered. F. E. ena powers end a $50,000 appropri­ Stanley, president and chairman of Ihe board of ihe Houston rorparnation. The NAACP Is not mentioned tion which would build Ihe major by name but the Senate sponsors part of the line in conjunction wilh said It was the prime target of the Coastal, rslimaled that once the system teaches 350 million ruble bill. The House Rules Committee re­ feel a day savings to Floridian* would exceed $10,000,00 a year. bill at bring , outside . . Testimony of Floridians as to the ,IC0^* ,P session call, hut the House mem demanJ and promised savings on berth ip gave it the two-third vote fuel continued to mount at score* required to put it he fore the of official* added to Ihe record be­ fore FPC. chamber for consideration. R. H, Fuller Jr., executive secre­ Key measure in the program al­ ready has hern signed into law. tary of the Florida Industrial De­ It authorises county school boards velopment Commission, which has to assign pupil* to schools lo which endorsed Houston's application, is lo testify, as is P. M. Scluichart, they ara considered best suited. The three other measures, which director of Ihe public utilities de­ now go to Ihe governor, arn a partment of eh Florida Railroad teacher assignments bill an) mea­ Commission. Another is llamld Cosures increasing police power* of lee, vice president and general the governor and giving the gover­ manager of the Florida state nor the right to make regulations Chamber of Commerce, backed up governing use of puldic facilities. hy the resolutions of numerous chambers of rommerce The Senate accepted House local amendments to the three hills yes­ throughout the slate. Harold A. terday without debate. The hills Marlin of the Jacksonville Cham(('•alinuNl *a Pag* Eight) (Cwstlraed Oa rage Eight) DE BARY^Three celebrities are to visit Sanford this fail and will be guest* of honor at a rrception and luncheon by the Sanford Gar­ den Club, as announced by Airs. Fred R. Ginas, president; Mrs. Halle Cohen, Mri. Fred B. Noble and .Miss Mary Noble wilt be house guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Arne Erjrkien of De Bary the third week of October. Mrs. Cohen, former state presi­ dent of the Florida Federation of Garden Cluha and National board member of the American Orchid Society; Mrs. Noble, whose Listen­ ing Post, is a feature of the 8unsfjy— Ttiitr*4e*diiw»- a n d - Mary Noble, writer of celebrities with whom she it familiar. From one to all three ar* represented in the monthly magatine The Florid* Homemaker and Gardener and all are quoted extensively on their ear* and success in orchid grow­ ing. The three ladle* will motor to De Bary where they will be taken on a tour of this town with Da new but beautifully developed flower gardens and from there on a trip ADVISOrY COMMITTEE MEMBERS get a previaw o f !h# DCT program fo r Seminole High School from Coordinator Louis J. Girard, (left to right) are; Ed J. Best, Rotary Club; Mr*. E. D. Rinehart, to sevaral of the Sanford boosts B4PW Club; Girard; Mr*. Sue 8. Stevenson, pres dent. Pilot Club; Reybuns T, Milwee, Superintendent ta d points ad interest. o f Public Instruct^"; and Mrs. Nancy Brock, Pilot Club. (Staff Photo) M an Leaves Scene O f Accident; Later Taken IntoCustody A 78-year-old Negro who left the scene of an accident yester­ day afternoon shortly before four o'clock we* taken Into custody at Bnow Hill about 45 minutes later. Eugene Smith, the 78-year-old Snow Hill man, driving a 1946 Dodge Sedan pulled nut from a vegetable stand operated hy Will Rufus, onto 8tate Road 46 into the path of a 1953 Dodge Panel t r u c k owned hy I-ee llrolher* Plumbing and Heating. Tha panel truck, driven by Murlln A. Turner of 910 Maple Ave, was damaged an estimated $325. The Podge rar was damaged an estimated $15. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper T. Mark Mack who Investigated the accident Just East of the Ne­ gro nllrry "The Two Spot", said that Bherltf Denver Cordell took Smith into custody at Snow Hill ■nd lodged in tha Seminole County Jail. Smith face* two charge* placed against him; Leaving tha arena of an accident and violation of tha right-of-way. Bond wae a a t a t $150. Deputy Sheriff Denton Prevail assisted in tha invaftigation. Senator Douglas Stenstrom, in a telephone interview with The Sanford Hr raid today, shortly alt­ er 1 o’clock said that "Under the law the Governor is required to send executive orders of suspen­ sion of public officials from office In the Senate at the next regular or special session of the Legisla­ ture." Stenstrom said "In compliance the Governor submitted hts order of last December suspending Hherilf J. Luther Hobby from o ff­ ice. “ Approval o f such orders by the Senate," said Senator Stenstrom, "constitutes permanent removal for Ihe term to which the official was elected,” Sen. Stenstrom said "The Sen­ ate, upon my recommendation as the member whose county was af­ fected, declined to appruva tha order. "1 would not recommend re­ moval of a public u ifiriil,’ Sen­ ator Stenstrom told The Sanford Herald this afternoon, "who has no: been convinced of the charges against him, and who hai again submitted himself to the people and won a new term o f oltic*. "To do otherwise," said Ihe Sen­ ator, "would be not only to ig­ nore the clear mandate of the people, but to deny to the official a principle basic In American Jurl*prudence—that a man ia in­ nocent until he Is proved guilty. This I will not do." The effect o f the action of to­ day's Senate session is to re­ instate Sheriff Hobby to the ufllc* of Sheriff pending any further de­ velopment. Jaycees To Get Insight Into Drug Addiction, See Film Ijcslcr L. Msrx, a representa­ tive of Narcotics, Inc., with offices in Orlando, will give the Semi­ nole County Junior Chamber of Commrrce an insight into drug addiction at Its noon luncheon meeting Thursday at Jim Spen­ cer's Restaurant. Marx will show a documentary film on lung ranccr released by the Amerlrin Temperance Society. He said that the flint entitled "One In 20,000," is a documentary record of a lung cancer patient showing the effect* of a form of narcotics. "Twenty thousand die from lung ranccr each year," said Marx, "and the film stury is about the one man that escaped." Narcotic*, Inc., la an organiza­ tion dedicated la the prevention of drug addiction, said Marx. Prisoners Protest Work Conditions; Break Own Legs BUFORD, Ga., OB — Thirty-six prisoners broke their own legs with 10-pound slrdgc hammers yeaterday In protest against work­ ing Conditions at Rock Quarry State Prison, the "Little Alca­ traz” « f the Georgia prnnl system. Jack Forrester, slate director of corrections, said a prison doctor told him 29 while and seven Negro inmates shattered hone* In Ihelr leg* during an afternoon rest per­ iod at a rock quarry where they v.rre working half a mile from the prison, He said the men placed their legs nn rocks and "started whack­ ing away” with (he sledge ham­ mers normally used io crush rock at the 34-arro quarry. There were no cries of pain, he laid. Guardi watching the 119 prison­ ers-in tha fenced-in quarry were taking a real at the time and said they did not notice what had hap­ pened until they ordered the men back to wark. Warden Hubert Smith aaid the injured men told him after tne incident that they felt their wheel­ barrow* were too heavily loaded and the sun was Loo hot. Tempera­ tures were reported In tho low 90s at the Um*. Retiring Agent Recalls Events Of Last 30 Years Today Is C. R. "Charlie" Dawson’s last day in the office of Seminole County Agent. Dawson retires of ter HU years service, 2 , 'i of them with Sem­ inole County an-l 2 'i years mil­ itary service and service at the Experiment Station in Gainesville. The retiring County Agent ihi* morning was clearing his office of thousands of pages o f literature, mimeographed mat­ erial and keepsakes that had gath­ ered In the Court House office over the years, Dawson, who is now 62 year* old, taught school at Semfnole High ami was principal at Oviedo High Shoal prior to becoming County Agent, a position lie bus held continuously for thn more than 27 years. Establishing of the first Staleowned Farmers' Market in Sailford and of the Farmer* Auction Market on 17-92 are among the hundreds of accomplishments through his tenure as C o n 1 y Agent. W. Brown Miller, chairman o f Seminole County Commissioner* recalled that Dawson headed the closing of open and flowing well* in Seminole County and laid “ t personally closed 52 of them with my own hands and then prevailed on the Board o f County Com­ missioners to make It unlawful ta have a flowing well on private property." Dawson recalled the heydey of celery in Seminole County whett at times, be said, a* many as 85 celery farmers would gather at tha High School for a meeting of mt organisation then Annwn a* .'the Seminole County Agricultural As­ sociation which he served na secretary-treasurer. The retiring county agent reealte the eatabishlng of tho Farm Bur­ eau in Seminot* County and of personally establishing tha Seminole County Soli Conserva­ tion District on August 10, 1043. “ I served with the Cattlemen's Association,” said Dawson, "and served on a sub-hoard of the Ration Board during the War.” Dawson recalled meetings held each Sat­ urday afternoon In his office to ration tires, gasoline and other fsrm equipment needed then, ''I also cooperated with tha draft board relative to farm lalmr," aald Dawson, Going back ever farther, Daw­ son said that he served with lb* State Home Guard ns a Technical Sergeant. Dawson served in France dur­ ing World War I s i s l»t Lieute­ nant, Infantry and was over­ seas for 18 months wltli the ftJiii Division where he received » Silver Star for ''bravery in ac­ tion." Through the years Chnrlle Daw­ son has liei-n one o f the foreleader* In baseball clubs in Sanford. How­ ever, he stated that ho did not have an opportunity to play pro­ fessional hall even though lie felt, at one time, that lie could play. Dawson is a former member the Kiwanls Club, n member the Presbyterian Church, and one time taught a Bible Cla-v tho Oviedo Methodist Church. Dawson headed the Kemlno'n County "Scrap Drive" during World War II when Ihe local un­ it was declared "champions". Ha stuted (list a million pound* of scrap wa» gathered here, a fact that was politicized on “ list* Smith's" radio program. "I don't know what I'm gohrj to do now," Charlie Dawson said. However, he was attired in Ber­ muda shorts, new spurli shoes, and a bright red checked »|«ut shirt. "I'm going to *lt on tha front porch In a rocking chair.'* rhucklrd Dawson and then addcl that he would probably spend a lot of time with civic work such as th* Red Cross and the General Banford Memorial Library Association. He concluded his Interview with “ I'm going to spend a fot of thnjl with my pel pioJiCt. WtHGO. hi* amateur radio station ovef which h* talks with radio anthta■lasts around th* world. of of at at Weather MAN GETS GOOD DEAL Partly tlaady today and WedDENVER, LB — Reginald E. aetday with sca ttm d mo-Oy aftBayley, 54, told police he got a rmoon thundershowers; tow to­ better deal than expected when he eaked for e dollar back from two night 19-TI. men who robbed him. Ona of them tossed him a $10 ON PAOR EIGHT bill, he explained, adding that the ADDITIONAL LOCAL NKW1 pair aide ott with $90, /* ir �T IB S S A N F O R D HERALD f Largest V e te ran s' Training Plan Ends THE SANFORD HERALD Legal Notice U x WISH WE HADTWEOTO BEAT THEM a TO THE < CBOSS;NSJ ] Caart H C tM IT J H i A M l * — H Cmmuxr. •tat* *4 PtarlM . la ra t— tu ia ia mt AJ.OUW « . W l DMMMi THAVo THE LONGEGT LINE rYE 7 EVER < * \ SEEN r THEVTJ. PROBABLY GET KALBWAV BAST— STOP " T AND BACK UP| J - ----- f TARSO TO ANPT. L FIAN IT AS A REGARDS THE . U . »SlTOR' ✓ la r n n u . all Whom It Ha* Coneorn: Th* Ur|d*t veteran.* training it* stride, 1M.OOO veteran* wan ToVetlr* la haraba *W*n that CARL program the world hai over known taking Gl training. A year later, TONET ri’ad bit final raport aa Dr. Fleming, have fished th* «aayto-reach offshore area so exten­ sively that commerical fleets have to go farther and farther seaward far their catches. This hoe boo* laJ costa tremendously and mad* sal­ mon. tuaa and halibut almaat lux­ ury llama in thla country. Ha points nut that la torn* areas, Salmon Is selling at 40 ta S3 cent* a pound from tha beats, halibut at from 23 to » t * cent* a pound and tuna at 20 cent* a pound. At the same time, better grades of beef on tho hoel wot* rbiagiag tola than 20 cant* a pauad. The California Stata Fish and Ing in gigantic catches for a pro­ Game Department reeaatly re­ ported that tha avaraga cost t tein hungry world. Sportsman and amateurs, said pound of fiah caught by sportsman was S2J0 for salmon and $3 far atee! head. Th* concapt af • fishing armada l* not exactly new. Lob/ before World War II. J apnea** flaking T:l* rt«»* Marti.* fltete, operating with navy-Uka dis­ *:** r * * t Keeeere* Sit* Of All Tklags cipline, reamed tha Pacific almaat t s* CeCfrsv to tha Antarctic. l#:is •• its Rtrlk* It Rich Japan*** scientist* took tho load ■*• Vallsnt lA * r " in research and It waa only a few 11:11 Lav* et Life il:l* lU.rrh for T«morr#» years ago that American aelantlata 11:11 OulSter Lliht found out for thomatlveo that sal­ iti** it:** Iteeert it.is flte*a L> a Be Ceuated mon. tuna and other deep water It:** At Tb* Wert4 Turn* spacias ex is tad in a wall defined 1:S* Jshnnv Car*** 1 * 5 H su*"*rt» band all th* way a m e a tha Pa­ ti** Wle Psyeff cific. t :| l C re sk r A mart knowledge of tha axle* ! S« Rrlehts- T>sr tanca af tbeee belt* won’t bring in *.t» R*er*t Slfirm tha flih.Thert era bewildering 4 :lt Op#« Heuts variations in tha cenditioa which keep fisk in certain localities— weather, temparaturt and taltiaaaa of tha water, small currants, depth and ether factors that affect th* ‘n * w a cDt, v growth of plankton and ether fiah T tceoer food. im a iM X Brooding ground* her* to b* lit* The nnrtfem Hour a.a* wrerl* ai ku spotted, oaundiaga tekta. fuh hab­ K T gstsn it* learned and echoola pinpointed. •■SI TwiHakt i<««ie * :t* Feerta Berk Tho U. g. Pith end Wildlife Serv. * 41 Musi* et JUa*em ice already la making a ealman l i t S ri?, .5 - D . e M study. Pour chartorad Caking beats catch salmon for Dr. Flaming’ i laboratory where aelmae atomTie* n i i l SI for Wtitle * n i » x i n i i t r i Repert achi art analysed to study their t »* P i.I M For Musi* eating habits. 9:** Kl*h» R4ltlea M i t'* li» * Ketiee* Dr. Flaming says tha govern1:1* The Rtirtkm Hour mant saami to ha the mast likely At M ine With klusle Ik »* Kews fleet operator becauee n* commer­ n s* aise m f ce fishing organisation la big W KOvwenur enough' to undertake i navymiied operation or develop tha naceaeary techniques and equipment. 4 IS K l * l ! ! ! Y>’*4«4ra Jemheree 4 II K*«r* T:*4 F»v*r> O'clock Clufc T:SI X t s i MALVERN. Ark. UR-L*a Wow ■:•* *Mrt* At A OUac* nek*, th* former major league t »* Jivrkrv's CA*U» Pitcher who operate* a feed buaiI.S* Msrslre Pevetleat *14* lU rm u r Tim* aeas bar*, aars Gaby la ito a tt tad *:** WerU At Xle* Walker Cooper a n tha bast catch­ kill Mernlat 3f*le*lsi er* ha aver worked with. Ha aaya iti** h* wcat through aaa ea tin m i p s h i : w.T.,4V, , >v i : 4 / without (baking off aaa aigxai fram . . . . - . A rre w x rio * Walker. 12.44 R*«i« yarn Di*t4l 1J *» Bar -Non. Rose* t:I» N isi Yogi Barra betted astly d l l I ** Bar Xea* Reach ben h* brake ia with Narfelk, in th* Ftodasaxt League ia 4, SO N i s i 4-11 Tssri Tim* Salt Water Scientists Beginning To Think About Giant Fish Fleet : F R I D A Y H A 1 B O * . Wash. IB —Balt water adanUaU, con­ cerned about tha growing demand far protein feeds, are beginning to think about a Ashing float that could go anywhere la tha world and fiah till tha bin* wore fulL l i t a r t tana and halibut—tha I l f three af temnwrlcal fishing— maaM ha tha main target hut park ip * new apeniaa af ocean fish ceoM ha latraducad to tha Aster!gaa paint*. A* Trialoaad hy Dr. Blchard H. ended Wodne*da> for all bat a •mill handful of World War II vattraae. It U tha U-)**r-olJ World War II GI BIO—a law that haa liven more than TJOO.OOO World War II veterani a chanca to catch np with tha year* taken out of their Uvea by military tcrvicc, Veteran* Ad* miniatration aaid. It alao marka the virtual and of another protram—Public Law IS vocational rehabilitation training for diaabled veteran* of World W’ar II. UnJer thla program VA figures ahow that more than U0.000 dis­ abled vaterani have been given a much needed "lift'* toward tail- the number had leaped to 2.300,000. At the eni of 1*47, it rose to more than 2300.000. a record level. Enrollment* then started to de­ cline. gradually at Tint and, after 1931, much more rapidly. The num­ ber of World War II GI Bill trainees dipped below 1M.000 ta 1*33. With tha program at an and. VA looked back over tho record of U yoara of GI training. Of th* more than T.MO.OOO vet­ eran* who received training. 2300.­ 000 attenJed college; 3,300,000 went to schools bolow tho collage laval; 1.400,000 took u on-tho-Job ii-iiteju u training. iin u u u f, and TOO,000 enrolled In InatltuUonal on-farm training. As of March. 1933. Florida had a veteran population from World War U of 301.000. Of this number, 1T1.200 entered training. 39300 took training in Institutions of bightr learning; 11.900 in school* below college level; u.400 took tnaUtutional on-farm training; and 33,700 took on-job training. For the nation, only 3) par cant of World War II vetsrana entered training, while in Florida, 61 per cent took advantage of this op­ portunity. 1307 disabled veterans In Florida hav* been rehabilitated. firmf' VW-TA 7AUON9 AM Ttr oa thl, (th da* at Jnlr. t i l l Karl Ton** Krarutor of th* aatat* of AXOftEW H. TONET. d*C**Md DOCOLAB BTENITROM Attoma* fpr Pnorutor *4* Edward* SulU lai Hanford Florida RAYMOND M. ct*rl* BALL, YOU KNOW / ONE G L A D T O W E IC O M Y O U AS A N Ety M 5 M 9 E C O® T H E TRACK T E A M / o p th e b o y s w h o less. For orders exceeding 23.000 .eoJHngj, the applicant will re­ ceive a notice from me after Sept. X staling the number he will re­ ceive ami requesting payment for that quantity.” he added. Seedlings application blanks may be obtained by writing Jlrect lo the Kloiida Forest Service, P. O. Box 321. Ocala. Florida. The District IV territory cover* Alachua, Lake, Levy, Marion, Sumler, Citrus. Orange. Seminole, Vo­ lusia, Brevard, Flager, Putnam, Gilchrist, and Hernando counties. RUN OVER TO . S E E ETTA _ X ( E\ ECV NIGHT.J e f 7 R EA LT O R Baal EataU Salts - tantola - Investment* Dependable Into rent* and Banda • • O. M. H arrison . A naadata B rok er S. D. H i fh la r w t a . A aw odat* Balaam i n 204 P ark A r e . S ou th Them e M 4 WHAT'S YULTNJ WITH ,VZ -J HAVING ,WV OWN — Sr THAT HAS-C <0 BZjiNNINJ TO uiVB AYH TUB ~T C R c c r a r r - H l:li Its* ii*a i J v > 4 l « Ceaeted S the W«rl4 Turee* haey n m i t Llektstterie Htuesyerir WiVS.?** rauVffwtt. wl L bo o ysu aco ? Evan though %»• tall you that do other gasoline , T h e p roof o f n m - P u i t ’a superiority ia in the d rw iet! So we pro pom that you tUmonttmU to yotu etlf ^ raeaark ^ performaace qualities o f thia d igortai G ET INTO THE PEACE •O F M V HOME WHERE . 1 C AN R E L A X A N D TH R O W OFF THE s ( C A R E S OF THE W O RLD T ' S P A R K L IN G C L E A R IC E But one* th* war ended, and serviceman itarteJ coming home at tha rata of 1,000.000 • month, GI enroHminte mushroomed be­ Pitcher Dohrino o f Iowa led yond oxpoctatinns. the Big Ten etrikeoute with 41. By the tnd of 1945. whan de­ one more then Galen Cisco of mobilisation was baginning to hit Ohio State. 3M.OOO COLT WORKING WEIX Sliced mushroom# will “ fancy OCEANPORT, N. J. W l- Irish up" whole-kernel com (frown or Whistle, a full brother of Sea O’ price for eeedllng* this year will canned) when you ar* having Erin and for whom W. G. Hells, be $4.00 per thousand f.o.b, nur­ company. Jr., paid 900,000 as a 1035 yearling, series. I* working well In preparation for "A check or money oredr ma le Adil entchnp, Worcestershire his Monmoulh Park racing JcbuL payable to the Florida Board of snuce nnd prepared mustard to Ho impressed his owner wchn he Forestry must accompany all ap­ those meat-loaf Juice* for a covered three furlongs over a slop­ plications for 23,000 seedlings or tangy gravy. py (rack ip 33 seconds. / y “ — ■ U .IliiO’ -O-C 1COHO FEATURE—7:54 PI US Wram’s Work I C|N im a S c o p 7 DAYS A WEEK (Chuckle) 3 DAGWOOO, W A K E U P / r T H A T W A S N 'T THE W H OLE 7 SU IT. IT W A S J U S T A r S S A M P L E O F THE } M A T E R I A L y- ^ IM heauo about •EM, READ ABOUT 'CAY...AND NOW THAT I’VE SEEN •CAY I AY MCRE L CONVINCED * * THANEVE8-.1AE. got to O W N '£M ! TUB OAitl F/A'ALLV cra / \ 3 AMD F/Vt /VV/VCJ8 iATeR>H Big brothers of the Best seller TFYpt/RC ITCH'HQ iu'H tr • rrvj BDa l l oorp o 9COM., g ... and every bit aa modern WHAT SP E E D / . WHAT HITTING/. Pit c h in g / W HAT A T E A S V , w hat A L L STYLES — COLORS - Bonds To Be Issued To Finance School Construction TALLAlfASSEE « - The State Board of Education haa been au­ thorized to Issue $3,493,000 worth of bonds to finance ichool con­ struction In Broward, Duval, HiUtborough, Orangt and Talm Bench counties. Circuit Judge W. May Walker approved issuance of the bond* Wednesday, Validation haa been delayed six wreks due to error in advertising of (he petition in Palm Beach. The bond* will providt 1 mil­ lion dollar* for Broward; 1H for Duval; $1,200,000 for Hillsborough; 11,003,000 for Orange and 1790,000 for Palm Beach. Cineer eaused death* In 1934. H ow Loadasastor V II This big fum yduty load puller dcliven 195 bp, 310 ft--Ibo. of torqug! It’g tha leader in its class for compact ahortHtroU design that delivers moct horsepower per pound! M ow P o w o m a fie Tranemiaelonl* Six fully automatic forward speeds vir­ tually eliminate manual gear shifting on hills or in traffic! Revolutionary "Re­ tarder” gives safer downhill hauling, leu brake wear. Hauling’* easier, more eco­ nomical than ever before! N ow Triplo-Terquo T a n d o a o ! Op­ tional at extra cost in new Series 10000 models, new Triple-Torque Tandem hiket O.V.W.’s up to 32.000 lbs., G.C.W.’* up to 50,000 lbs.! These brawny haulers give you bigger, more profitable payloads, induced operating 237,000 U. Of P A Y REGULAR PRICE FOR O N E DRES TAKE A N O T H ER O NE How Many Buttons Are In I. 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Y ou ’ll be delighted with tha smoothM W m o w pomiblo hy advanced high octane. Discover w ^ o d v a n u e a e o f cootroUsd voU tility and positive J ere dktrlhotei lo SANFORD and ridalty by PLAYS T OP II GAMES IN HOME STATE SEATTLE, Wash.Ltv—The Univer­ sity of Washington football team has an ideal schedule for these who like to stay close to home. The Huskies will play six home games and will meet Washington State at Spokane, Wash. Only road garnet for Darrell Royal’* Purple and Gold eleven will be two trip* to Califor­ nia and Stanford anl to Portland, Ore., to play Oregon Stale. BLOCK & CRUSHED TtieB e b b w h a a v y w a lg h la a r * Cb*vi*B through a n d through! For prooL fuot tak* a look at th*s* T oarB-o hoa d big-truck toaturotl S*vna you the combination of high performance compansota you eat in F u t i -Kucu you can’ t appreciate what thie really mean* until you drive with F utk -F ukl DAGVrOOOCCME SEE THE MEW • BATHING SUIT t BOUGHT MySELF — f TODAY ^ * AH, IT 'S G DCAT TO T««f trimHttps 44 fUlt-Ml mS Oksmt gky wt My: V asoce hli eatltlo* for final diacharaa aa* that Aa will aaalr ta tha Kanprabla ERXEIT HOCaHoLOER. Count* Jude* of SEMINOLE Court*, Fla/Ida oa tho llth da* af Auourt. t ill, far approval of tana and far final T E L E V IS IO N s!i l! ii i i i IS M e- THAT'S VWO.' WHY DON'T yOO BE ca rtm ., j— , C W .' r-*>- X PEAP YOU, TAKiO! VISITOR 15 FINE PACES FROM Me... FOUR... TwRee- L A D IE S ' DRESS S H O E S �•- Business Boom G ets New Life . One of the soundeet progressive programa . for the City o f Sanford has been proposed •to the Board of Sanford City Commissiondr*. The Capital Improvement Program, when “ finally adopted by tha Board of Commitplotters, will provide faculties for the citisens of the Sanford community that have been needed for years. City Manager Warren E. Knowles can -;awell be proud of his proposal to the Board ^’ jOf Commissioners. It may not be a finished, , .polished, and completely assembled pro-poaa), but It provides the basis for needs -that hava been called for during the past decade. And with a progressiva Board of Commissioners studying the proposal, Saniford could certainly become equipped to •serve ita dtlsana better In every way. And, mind you, without one penny’a cost •fo the city. Baaed on the dty’a income from the power franchise agreement with the Florida .Power and Light Company, tha Investment In capital lmprovemento will give Sanford’a •dtizans an opportunity to share in this add­ ed money. It would be penny wiae and pound foolish to add tha annual paymanto from tha power •< franchise to the d ty’a general funda for 'widespread spending in categories that would " hot present a pattern of improvement jto be - realized by the dtlzena themselves. There were no wasted words in ths Capital Improvement program presented to the . Board of City Commissioners at their regular ' meeting and studied at length last night 'at a special meeting of that body. F.ach item appearing in the program, as ... proposed by the City Manager, haa been through the careful gathering of ideas from ••many sources and the elimination of those ,/things that would not benefit the community sa a whole. Sanford has felt tha 'Impact of several improvements because of the necessity to Tails* money through tha adding of extra - taxes or charges which struck at the pocket‘ ~book of everyone in the community. ” ” Top item on the proposal is a Sanford Civic Center—or as it is called In tha Capital . Improvement Program— a new community center. This project has been one of. wide in­ terest on the part of the entire popula- tlon— from tha older folks on to the shialler children. For eight years this type of struc­ ture has been proposed and now, without tha need for raising money through taxation or can have this important addition . , burden, to the citf for recreation, civic use, and for V n W K ffly J W the combination of uses. I This building, which would become a v ^ W M W M /W y/ cultural, recreational, and general gathering vV Jr J f i /// place for Sanford folks, is needed above all £ to fill a vacancy In the services of the city. g a M W In City Manager Knowles’ proposal, the I I (I I I community center would be one story sir nS L ' ! ' I l l conditions building utilizing glass wall* and 7/ containing an auditorium, three meeting rooms for civic clubs tnd other organizations* a dining area, lounge room, outdoor patio, s \ and public library. j What wa especially like about this addiI f l K w x V* > tion to Sanford'a economy is the fact that | A / . this building could become the recreational------------------------------ -----------------------------------------------------center of the area. Ita auditorium floor would ■ a , » ■. , be so btillt that it could be used as a skating l l l l w |c M a flA H a I H ftT I rink, a dance floor, an auditorium for dances Id 1 1 0 1 I v llQ I I IW I \ and meetings of large groups. By RAL BOYLR The building would overlook Lake Monro* NEW YORK (ft—la • troubled at a location on SeminoleBoulevard at San- dme in whleh Nsner bolds tbe ford Avenue Suet Canal and tbe New York r « .* l. , ..u Olsats ■*» la last place, let as Cost for such astructure hasbeen esti- BIIIU ms httur mu avmhni tn>t is by is esih In oa bis nceesi, beget peddling sdultersted tranks that ssemel u have in them everything (rata chicken feathers to ground up msttrni ttuUlmt. it h m ■*< mb ■ hu* AUTO LO ANS Lowest Cost *SA N £P R D v u m w n W M . ba» INSTALMENT LOAN DIPT Msmbsr PMC Td. 3-4493 The Sanford Herald gether of the city’s facilities whereby they S * * V might be maintained at a mlnlnum cost c ir le . rsltmso, . S u T ? m m l ' Carrier ire# Meetke |LU IL O f l .f l title All Obltuarr na tires, o r d i ir tkaaka. reeelulleai aaS f.{ f.Br **• nurnose of raltlaa fUBda will fca chart#* for at ratular advertl'lne rate* TODAWB RIRI.E VERSE Out of the depths have I cried unto thee, O Lord. Psalm 180:1.-Usually men get into the depths because they have failed to keep dose to the infinite father. Kissin Cousins in Looks... tween Northern and Southern Democrat# and between the Republican "right” and ‘'liberal” erln ji. ! Vo:«ra In the peat two elections Showed they don’t recognise much difference between the psrtke. In 1SU Republicans, riding President Eisenhowers coattail, were giv­ en control of the S3rd Congrees by a oUm majority although Ei#aabower had won overwhelmtagly. la ISM tbe Democrats won hsatni by a slim majority. J The mixed-up ns tare of Urn two parties appeared to tha Mth Contm s . Just as It did to the Sard, hat never mere than to the ord fhen Elsenhower's ewn RepuhUaaas gave him more trouble than •m Democrats. -Aid the Republicans, far a* pears protesting tbe Now Dee) sad YFair Doe)” programs, bars net attempted to repeal any major tom el them eince Eisenhower tosh office. Instead, they worked la eapand oerno of them. .For example: This year EiseaRswer wanted Beds) Security hreedened. Ike Democrats, whs Tht *66 Ford hat the Thunderblnft long, law, road-hugging lintt! Imagine bow you’8 feel—knowing tbe world fam e you’re at the wheal of the nrooothost ear la visw—when yoa Mp by to your *M Ford. This baby has ths seme sharp styling that haa mada the Thunderblrd the moat-wanted ear to Assarisa. You go “fine ear" yhao you go Ford. T O ACHIEVE 8UCCKI8, KEEP A LITTLE IN ADVANCE OF THE TINES” taeiker# eeme oeiew t^* Be many new medicine# are being perefected so rapidly, that we must ehtain advance knowledge of their action, do­ sage. and characteristics, even before they are released for Twin Brothers in W Wa moat teaUnuoueiy etudy the phanwsreutlcal end medi­ cal Journals. Drug manufactur­ ers Inform us when new drugs ore available. Physician# often refer to us foe inform*ian *beut physical properties. That is why we pharmacists ean com­ pound nay prescription, writ­ ten bjr any physician. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Fordgoesfirst New Available, Lew Finance Plan The *66 Ford hat the ThunderbinTt V-8 engint ittdft Under that low and handooma hood. U t o p . Thunderblrd Special V-B* teamed with Fordonetie Drive. . . tt’e the engine that smashed IPworid’o records! Or you ean hate tha Thunderbird’a 202-h.p. Y-S in ail Fordomatic models. It’s the most powerful kiw prkwd engine that �THE SANFORD HERALD Tut. July SI. 1956 P i p 5, S ocia lfcnnnlA ^ Airs. Ralph Austin Smith Has Shower For Donna L, Harper Mist Dnnm Lou Harper, popu­ lar August bride-elect, was honor­ ed wl'.h a miscellaneous i bower Thursday by Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith at her home. While pom pom chrysanthemums and natural greenery decorated ^ the rooms of the lovely residence. 9 During the course of events, games were played with Miss Kay Haines, Daytona Beach, ; winner. After opening her many lovely gifts, Miss Harper and her guest* were served an Iced course by the . hostess. Invited le attend were the honorce, Mrs. D. L. Harper, Miss tA Key Haines of Daytona Beach, Mrs. Herbert Sienstrom, Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr., Mrs. George Touhy, Mis* Dial Boyle, Mrs. Lloyd ■_Boyle. Mr*. W. C. Hutchison. Mrs. Sidney Chase, Mrs. W. A. Leffler, Mrs Robert Roth, Mrs. Ham Blsbee, Mrs. T. C. Bolt, Mrs. K. W. Fite, Miss Flo Bishop, and Mrs. W. D. Meed*. * Sanford Cooks Have Opportunity To Show Recipes Something new it being done In Sanford! The Enlisted Men's Wive* Club o f the 8 NAS la compiling an at­ tractive cook book composed of favorite recipes from Sanford. The elub would like to display as many o f Sanford's fine cooks' recipe* aa possible. Anyone interested In submitting her recipe can mall It with name and address to Mrs. David Gibson, 2106 Coronodo Ave., or phone Mrs. Gold at 1111. All raclpet used In the cook­ book will appear with the orig Inators nama and city. Thcte books will be on tale to the public la approalmately all weak*. Get your recipe in before Aug 4. Coma on Gals this la your op­ portunity to let others know your favorite recipe. t M l LJ t >A H I Restaurant Supper! Honors Couple Saturday Evening IM iss S. Wall, Tom. C, Norris Reveal Plans By MARIAN JONES OVIEDO—M Iu Beverlv Ann Jones, bride-elect, end William H. Morgan, bridegroom-elect, were guests o f honor Saturday evening when Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones and Mr. an ! Mr*. Ben H. Jones, uncles and aunts of the bride-elect, entertained with a dinner parly at Norwood's In New Smyrna Beach. The long serving table was cen­ tered with a pink lace basket filled with pink and white rosebuds, Iptarspersed with fern. Streamers of fern extended the length of the table. Small pink miniature chain, tied with forget-mc-nots-and bearing the placerarJs served In that capa­ city aa well aa favora. Present for thi* occasion were, in addition to the guests of honor, Mr. and M n. W. If. Morgan, parents of the bridegroom-elect; Mr. and Mrs. J. Malcolm Jones, parents of the bride-elect, of New Smyrna Beach and Orlando respectively; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones. Johnny and Jimmy Jones, Robert A. Dew­ berry, Misses Peggy and JoAnn Fleming, Miss Ann Pierson and Bob Ward, all of Oviedo. The hosts presented a gift of china to the couple a* e memento of thin occasion. A candlelight ceremony will unite Min Shirley Ruth Wall and Thomai C. Narri* In marrl age on Wednesday evening, Auguat 1, at S p.m. at the Firal Methodist Church. The reception will be held in the Patio of the church follow ing the ceremony. All friends of the couple are invited to attend. Reception Given For Mrs. Hardy A t Langford Hotel MRS. DONALD II UtDY ★ Tim M cCoy Returns To Film Acting After 14 Yeors ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Wedding Vows Are Repeated By Nancy Parker, D. Hardy Ry MARIAN JONES OVIEDO—Prior to her mar­ riage Mrs. Hardy was entertain­ ed with many pre-nuptial par­ ties in Oviedo and Goldcnrnd. The finsl party waa the reception given hy Mr. and Mr*. Lawson A. Hardy, parenti of the bride­ groom, at the Langford Hotel in Winter Park. Red carnations and fern were artistically di.ptayed on the tables and throughout the ban­ quet room. Those present for this occa­ sion included the bride and bride­ groom.* Mr*. Nan Parker, mother of the bride Mr. ar».l Mr*. Har­ dy, parents of the bridegroom, Miss Martha Jean Hardy, Dick Parker, Frink Gore, Ray Rea*ley, Mr*. Erwin Abell, Mr*. Ray Beasley, Miss JoAnn Fleming, Bob Ward. Mr*. Pal Revcll, Mr*, nevcll, Mis* Dena Avery, Mrs. Lynn Vetrano and little »on. Neal, Mrs. Lee Watdliton and Jack Cilo, ail of Datlas, Texas; Captain and Mra. U. W. Powell and children, Jan and Susan, of Dayton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Hoofer, Mr. end Mra, Bergitrie, Mr. and Mr*. P. 0 . Dodd, Jack Dodd, the Reverend M. R. Barnet and Mrs. Pauline Murphy. BY MARIAN JONES also a rousln of the bride, was HOLLYWOOD. <.n-"A flrr you've OVIEDO—Seven tiered candle ring bearer. been a etar, It'e a tough thing Just raba, garland of Virginia smilax. L. W. Hardy was his son's best to do parti In plciurea." TUESDAY white eculayptus, cushion pom man. Ushers were Jack Dodd, The regular meeting o f the Thi* was Tim McCoy talking poms and white chrysanthemum* Gulden rod; Ray Beasley, Frank D.A.V. will be held at S p. m. at of hi* return to film acting after formed the setting far the mar­ Gore and Bub Ward, all of Uvlethe D.A.V. huL a 14-year absence. The famed ARE YOU TOO YOUNG TO cowboy actor, who never played riage of Miss Nancy Georgcnc do. The Pioneer Fellowship and I'arkt-r and Donald Hardy FridayThe mother of the bride chose MARRY? anything but a starring role 1 Recreation will meet at the First Before that summer romance film* until recently, commented evening at the Killarnpy Bapu-t for her daughter's wedding, a Presbyterian Church at 7;2Q p.sn. sweeps you off your feet, ask your­ Church In Winter Park. gown of pink lire, featuring a that his own feeling* hid nothing WEDNESDAY Tha Reverend W.R. Clark and large silk bow in the back. She self, "Is It really love?" Or per­ to do with it. The Girl Scouts will me*' at haps you weep that It Anted out M, It. Barnes performed the wore a headdress of matching "Heaven*, I don't mind playing First Presbyterian Church at 3:M before you had a chance to count dnuble ring ceremony while the material and white gloves. supporting role*." he said. "The P m. v the aten. .Mrs. Hardy, the bridegroom’s couple spoke their vowa before Too many young people confuse thing that worries me la how It an arch farmed of these same mother, wore ■ dress af blue The Chancel Choir will rehearse will affect other people. flower*. The bride was given in lace, enhanced by a wide cblu at First Presbyterian church at love with "emotional elation", Les­ "Except for a tight little group ter KlrkenJall who teaches courses marriage by her brother, Dick benha at the neck. She also 1:30 p. m. o f pioneer*, I consider most o f to­ wore a headdress of matching Parker. The Mid-Week Bible Hour will In marriage and family relation* day's movie makers newcomer*. at Oregon State College writes in material and white gloves. She is the daughter of Mrs. be conducted by Elders Arthur I fear that when they consider a current pamphlet. For traveling Mrs. Hardy, Ihe Nan Parker, of Uoldenrnd, and DeYoung and C. C. Howard o f the SOMETIMES IT S R E A L L Y me for a part they'll aay, Tim Mebride, wore an ensemble of blue the late G. E. Parker. He is the Coy? Why, I remember him a* a First Presbyterian Church at ONLY FUN. nE SAYS. Just beand while featuring a solid blue son of Mr. and Mrs, Lawson A. duster. On her shoulder was pin­ T:M p. m. la the absence of Rev. cause you have a rollicking good, kid. He must be 70 years old and Hardy, of Oviedo. time on ■ number of dates, it confined to a wheel chair.' Or they ned the orchid from her bride's A. G. Mclnnla, pastor. Mr. and Mr*. 11. L. Eubanka and The bride's brunette loveliness bouquet. doesn't mean you are In love. Two might think I will ham up the pic­ daughter Rochelle, and Mi*s Hel­ Morning Circle Ne. Nine of partners who era good at play or ture because ! come from the old was enhanced even more by the Following a abort wedding trip wedding gown of pcau do sole, to North Carolina the cnuple en Alexander are visiting for two the First Presbyterian Church will recreation aren't necetiarily suite! days In picture*." I can testify that Tim Is no In­ which featured a molded bodice plan on making their home In weeks In A*hovllte, Raleigh and meet at 10 a.m. at the home o f Mrs. (o sharing financial responsibilities together. The fact that h* la a valid. He presented a sharp fig­ with appliques of alencon lace (iainesvillo where the bride­ Charlotte, N. C. Fred Williams, 70S Oak A rt. Mrs. good dancer won't insure a go<»J ure when he arrived for lunch In embroidered with seed pearls groom will puriue his studies as Joe Baker, ohairman, will pro- marriage If he It a skinflint and Mrs. Charles Carlson end chil­ hla gabardine suit, hoot* and outlining the cameo neckline and a mrrhaniral engineer. Interrupt­ you ere • ipandthrift, A married broad-brimmed white hat. I waa short sleeves. The skirt waa ed by hie twe gears’ war ter- dren Doris and Charlie Jr., have couple eccupied with making a astounded when he confessed he finished with a aoft swag of vice. the Eben returned to their home here after will meet at living and rearing children will was 63. His face has the skin o f self material caught at intervals Following the wedding a re­ ■pending the aummer at the Smo­ a homo o f Mrs. lack time, desire and money for a boy. He attributed hla you'hful hy pearl encrusted medallions of ception was held at the Women's ky Mountain Lodge In WeaverMlai Betty Jeaa recreation activities that kept them appearance to • life o f exerciie lace. Her fingertip veil of silk Club in Winter Park. vllle, N. C., and the Batsom happy before marriage. Spring Hotel in Balsam, N. C. Illusion was attached to a coro­ and outdoor living. Here blue and coral feathered YOU MAY CONFUSE LOVE THURSDAY "Aa for hamming it up," he net o f seed pearls. rarnatlona were used as center While there they took many seenWITH GLAMOR, If you marry _ She carried a white orchid sur­ decorations for the serving table. tc trip* through the Great Smoky The Seminole Association*! added, " I always underplayed In football Ivkro, just because that's pictures.' rounded with feathered white W.M.U. Meeting will be held at A separate serving table bore Mountain!. hi* role or If someone chooses you I' carnation*. 10:M a. m. at First Baptist Tim returned to films to play a the huge wrddin,, rake. Cutting because you’ ve won a* popularity Mr. and Mr*. John Elrk are In Miss Martha Jean Hardy was cake were Mrs. Boh Parker, 1 Church, New Smyrna Beach. A contest, there la no Insurance for general who makes peace with the maid o f honor. She wore a dress *Uter-in-law of the bride; and Newark, N, J., and will remain delegation win attend froaa San • happy marriage. The qualities Indian* in "Run of the Arrow." ford First Baptist Church. He doesn’t count his guest ap­ of aqua crystallite fashioned like Mrs. Lynn Vetrano, of Dallai, thera until fall. of the Individual are more import ^ The Intermediate Choir re- ant than the glamor connected with pearance in "Around the World that of the bride with a head- Texas, an aunt. Mr. and Mra. Ted Jnnee and dresa of matching material. She ** hearses at T:M p. m. at First (hi Idii* in 10 Days." Floating hoslrsses were Miss Kay Baptist Church. Tim appeared for many year* wore ahorl white gloves and Estes, Mias Ann Pierson, Miss family apent the peat week in PHYSICAL ASPECTS OF YOUR The Adult Choir rehcariet at RELATIONSHIP MAY INDICATE In MGM films, then had hii own carried a bouquet of rose fcath Nancy Meyers, Miss Peggy Hem- New Smyrna Beach. They were • p, m. at First Baptist Church LOVE. Necking and petting pari­ series at Universal, Columbia and ered carnations. Ing, Miss l*ona Hart, and Mlsi accompanied by their daughter, SATURDAY Tha bridesmaids, Mrs. Erwin Joan Brown, also Mrs. W. R. Mra. Robert Cushing. ties confuse the Issue and ana may Monogram. Although over-age, he • Venae Duke will lead the l.A .'a not be able to tell whether they got back in the Army on hla re­ Abell, o f Gainesville; Mrs. Ray Meeks Jr. Margaret Halgter and her two ■t First Baptia Church at l:M are entranced with that amotion or serve commission In 1 s t], Hs Beasley, o f Ovkdo; Miss Pat Re­ Presiding over the punch bowl a. m. the Individual. served la Europe aa a full colonel, vel, of Brlitan; and Miss Deni were Mrs. Ed Parker, another nieces, Carolyn and Carol visited LOVE AND MISERY MAY BE acting as liaison between air and Avery o f I^esburg; Were gowned sister-in-law of the bride also with Mr. and Mra. F. D. Scott SUNDAY alike in rose rrysttlette, made of Goldcnrnd; and M{*. Watdls- rerently aa they were returning 'Die First Baptist Church Junior CONFUSED. Two miserable peo ground commands. Choir will rehcerae at the church, pie, especially those from unhappy "A fter the war, I decided not to identical to that of the maid of ton, another aunt, of Dallas, from Cuba, Debbie and Mary Scott accompanied them to Hay/to Dr. W. P. Brooke Jr., begins a homes, are likely to form a union come back to pictures," he said. honor, and wore short while Texas, •cries o f discussion studies for believing their happiness lies In be­ "I had other activities, and the gloves. They also wore headdress­ Wdnosday o v o n In g e at t M ing together. program Western was just about es of matching materials. They The desire to escape from family dead." He credits singing cow­ earired bouquets of btue feather­ •'clock at First Baptist Church aa the subject, "Growing a Christian supervision or school work la likely boys with helping to kill It— ed carnations. The little flower girl, Jan Personality," Everyone la Invi­ to maka love a confusing Issue. "They’d whip out a gutter instead Parenle are likely to forbid mar­ o f a gun." Pnwrll, a cousin of the bride ted to attend. The Andrews Club meets at 1:11 riage or disapprove strongly of It, Despite hla Western background from Dayton, Ohio, also wore a AM f 1« making a young peraoh want It all p. re. at First Baptist Church. ha felt the urge to buy an old aqua crystalciie, fashioned with tho more, moving more rapidly in Eastern house and eetlled in one a molded bodice and a bouffant that direction. built In 1731 In Bucks County, Pa. skirt. She scattered rose peials JEALOUSY AND POSSESSIVEIn the path of the bride. NESS MAY BE CONFUSED AS He left It for the lure of televis­ Neal Vetrano, of Dallas, Tcxai, ion. He won « TV Academy Emmy EVIDENCE OP LOVE. Those are never sound emotions upon which for hla local show In which be arriage may be built because tells youngster* of hit vast know­ to augment that career with mov­ they ere signs of Insecurity and a ledge of Indian lore. Now he plana ie work. desire to control and dominate. Jealousy may bo aa Imprisonment where one partner la rot Off com ­ pletely from others. LOVE MAY BE CONFUSED WITH THE CHALLENGE OF COM­ PETITION ■■ in instances whirs a young man may pursue a girl just because be wants to cut four ether fallows out. end then find out after arirage that ha natty taa'l In­ terested. THE DESIRE TO HURT SOME­ ONE ELSE by marrying "an Use rebound ' le another instance of confused love, it la a way af say­ ing to the one who baa jilted "you see I don’t care for yen. I'm marry­ ing someone else." Materiel gifts may bo a gen­ uine eaprestioa of love, but on the other band they may obligate the receiver or Insure the eutcome of a a relationship that is not baiod on genuine respect, friendship 40J lev*. KirkendaH alas advises going •lew when you contemplate mar­ riage it there la • feeling that you must "get married now or never", when the feeling for the marriage GENTLE ERA OP THE la one-sided, when your intention Is EARLY l»00'* le revived mod. to reform your partner or when emlstlcally la this Mann lu rk there are strong parental abjec• BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU design. Ivory pure allk orgwasn 1* richly embellished with Chan• BIG ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS o t l v l N t *’ Are You Thinking About Marriage? Read This Column fisMoniddi 1 u D k v i 9 t« a O N SALE W E D N E S D A Y M O R N IN G AT BARGAIN PRICE O V E R 500 Vaulin! t n Opaa uvingf •ccount in our AsaocisUon whwo your monoy o«ma 0 big 3 % ovory ifar months and ratify Hava tha monay on hand whan tha tima comes to loav# for two weaka of fun and pleasure. 'ice tnsele along wide V* .ne and around the full m ;. t. The fabric la completely tu.'kcd and crystal pleated aruuml the full skirt. Fabria •f cash la pale pink gUk aatim bow-tied in beck. APPLIANCES CLEAN To keep eatin-finieli stainless steel appliances bright, the Gas Applianc Manufacturers Associa­ tion advises, wash often with plenty of hot soap or detergent rinses. U 9 M .C REMNANTS A T R E D U C E D PRIC E • BIG ASSORTMENT OF PATTERNS Shop P E N N E Y 'S You'll Sava C I A T lg ~ If ibetween you ’n me, BY 8ANDRA BRRQ DR AND MRS. H. WAYDE three other teenager*, all win­ Rucker have returned from • ner* in the Western Open diving visit to Tennessee with relatives. meet. Kay waa first In tha Camp Crest ridge girls contest e l M They were accompanied on the year old* and under. She la stay­ trip further west by Mr. end ing for the second session and Mrs, T. P. Rucker of Union City, enjoying it so much. Tenn. Included In their sightsee­ Tha big Iveys and little'Jack ings were the Grand Canyon and ■Uyed for about two weeks i t Sunset Crater, an extinct volcano Blowing Rock. •••• In Arltona; a trip into the Mollice Kathleen Gold Mine in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alii* a n Cripple Creek; Colorado Springs; breathing • sigh o f relief as Pikes Peak and Ml. Evans which they learned yesterday that is higher; Idaho Springs; Denver their little daughter of two, C ar» and the vicinity at Denver’s lyn, only has a eyat on her arm. open air amphitheatre. They Her parents and many of tha heard the Denver Symphony folk* around hero were "afraid with guest soloist Marian Ander­ it might be eemethlng worse" son; in Central City "T oica" end but Mra. Allis learned yesterday the new opera, "Baby Doe" from her huaband who la la which portrays the hlstorie true Bethrsda, Maryland with Caro life o f that section of Colorado. lyn that all la wall, "so many While there they visited Mr. and people have called" laid Mra, Mrs. Richard Ilotticlaw Went­ Allis "1 want to thank th an ." •••• worth. "D ick" sina* In both THE NEW ARRIVAL UST Inoppra* In Central City. Though the weather was Invigorating, traduces to Sanford Mr. and Mra laughed Mrs. Rucker, both the R. A. Bishop horo from Magnolia, and Dr. Rucker are glad to be N.C., and now living at U Fab back to the lanJ of "their metto Ave. He la an X-ray tech­ dreams, dear old Florida.". . . nician for tha Seminole Memorial "Fishing is much better here," Hospital. They have one eon, M months old. Mr. and Mra James Dr. Rucker declares. E. Shank now living at M Holly •••• Ave. here from Lancaster, P a GERTRUDE DINGFELDER The Shanke have one daugbtel writes from "Mass." that the of 13 end hla occqpetloa is 1 has had quite an exciting sum­ mer with a month in New York carpenter, . .Leaving Balnbridge Ga. to come to S a n f o r d City viewing a number o f "top are Mr. and Mra. G. F. Roberta notch” plays Including "M y Fair now at 1201 Randolph Street Lady" and attending the region­ with their two children. Mr. R » al convention o f the American berle la with tho national guard Cancer Society for three days advisory groupj and a member oi and "not missing a single sea the Baptist Church. , . Mr. and slon." Another exciting event Mrs. R. I . Wallay o f New Of* was the birth o f a grandchild, leans, La. at 170g Park Ava. Hi Seth Joel born June 14, "a real Is with tho UJ. Navy. . . . Mr, personality kid". . . She and her and Mr*. W. R. Prior from Cam­ daughter Margaret will leave for bridge, Iowa with their four ehttBoston to join Margaret’ s hus­ drrn. He la ■ CPO In the Navy band Dr. Arthur L. Corey who la and the Priors art planning ta receiving additional t r a i n i n g . buy a homo hart. She says that ahe will probably stay about a month and during A WHISTLE of admlratloa that time "will have a family goes to Pig N1 Whistle for tholf reunion with Simon and Del who fact lifting. If you haven't noti­ ram* up from Tampa." She ced drive by, They have aa tend­ then plana to go back to New ed the front and have planted York City for another visit and the most gorgeouatropical perhaps "com e back with tha plant* la the surrounding p la » "Dings Jr.* " ter boxes yen have ever esea •see They weren't stingy with tha Mis 1 Kay Ivey, daughter of glass either and the h o o t now Mr. and Mra. John Ivey who looks "rea l" modern, have recently returned from a •see North Carolina trip, waa pictured Mrs. Fred (Oeorgte) Ball can­ in the Asheville Citizen, Ashe­ ed me tha other day to say that ville, N.C., July M Issue with her niece Peggy B oon, M yearn old and from Clarion, Fa. la nevllle, Ala., where they will visit visiting hern and will bn In 8 a » ford for a month. She aaid that for a while. they had gone to the beath atDanny Brnmty has returned ready aa this le Peggy’s first from the Baylor Summer Camp trip la Florida and that "aha le located in Chattanooga, Tenn. I Made pinkish." PURCELL'S JULY BARGAIN SPREE 0h n iin ju B A ,! DRESSES 3 * " n o w 9 * 88 Volue, to 29.95 1 2 88 1 4 ’88 Men’s Suits 1 5 88 2 3 95 3 4 88 3 9 88 4 9 M Men’s Pants v,,ue, 1#-M SALE 4 - 8 8 . 6 ‘ 88 8 “ Ladies’ Bathing Suits 2 » c ^ .9 9 ^ .9 9 F .9 9 £ .9 9 CHILDREN’S Bathing Suits ; ]L *0 0 Ladies’ Shorts ]r\L * 8- Boys’ Suits Boys’ Sport Goats 5 ^ — 8 *" Don't miss this Gigantic Sale! B. L PURCill CO. �Aaron, Badball G ive s D o d ge rs Bo Jason's Intentions wan hon­ orable. Mlcnaei waa a little aaharahe bad doubted It And yet less hell's brew might have re­ sulted if Jason didn't want to mar­ ry tar. “Sha’U never ask for a divorce," “How th* devil do you know?" Before ne spoke, ta heard a thread of aound, bait-turned. Weight crashed down on him; pam biased through his neck and shouider. Ha pitched forward, not com­ pletely out aa bis lac* scraped the rough planks of th* dock. cam* to, fighting the necessity, rolled painfully on his neard bis own groans. Th* wind bad risen. Hate tell in sheets as a spent dreary daylight atruggled over the stormy waters oi Uia Sound. Boosting himself to his cimmnsged to struggle up­ right by degrees, every bone in him protesting the effort He looked about saw Jason Oat on his face. "JasonI On your leetl" With Michael's help, Jason mads it Hla eyes were bloodshot his Je and loose. Dried oiuod angled from aa open cut on bla forehead; us mouth waa bruised, puffed. He lingered the back of By BD WILKS H it Associated frees Joe Adcock rocks Brooklyn with his horns runs and Bob Buhl rolls ’em with hla fast atuff, but It’a Hank Aaron, Milwaukee's badball hitter, who really gives the Dodg­ ers fits. "Aaron doesn't coma Into a ball park looking for baaea on balla," said Brooklyn right-hander Carl Ersklne. "H e'll awing at anything he thlnka ka can h it A pitcher gets nowhere going outside the range of hla hat." Rlght-handera Roger Craig and Ed Roebuck and aouthpaw Ken Lehman got nowhere against Htnry, batting .417 against Brook­ lyn and leading the National League at .343, last night Ha smacked three hits in five tripa, driving in four runs—Including the clincher with hla 16th homer—aa the first-place Braves socked the Dodgers M In the opener uf a four-gatna act at Ebbeti Field, It waa Milwaukee’ ! aeventh atralght agaiiut the Brooke and knocked the third-piece world champc five garnet behind while keeping the Breves 3tt games ahead o f Cincinnati, jk 4-3 winner at Pittsburgh. , In tha only otter NL action, Philadelphia jumped past Pitts­ burgh Into fifth place by beating ths Chicago Cubs, 5-4 snd 4-3, In a twl-night twin bill. In the American, Mickey Man­ tle socked bis 33rd and 34th home runs, one hit first grand-slammer Ha waa still lingering over lunch, palad M r M M r M , Mand tar savagely, wa ringers digging into reluctant to return to law and tar -wrist. Bar ups atilfanta be­ Khcn'a silent disapproval, when neath hla own, than parts*. and M Tim CrUeirn appeared, preuroatuM l aurrontar m tar. Oaea ta tad rally eolsmn aa be ordered a beer. Michael studied Darcy toaaad tar ttta uua at m pious. Ha puatad Mr awap aa tanner. Ha waa a lean, wiry man with dark eyes, narrow forehead, ik '- abruptly u H U d aaiatd bar. ■ta amUad, (bowing as distaste. llgnt curly hair that sprang ta a ciidi to mm, presstns ogsiiisl wide wave from his brow, Tim returned f r o m buying few, bar moutb again lifted to him. Daapiatng ua ow» waalmaaa. ta cigars, and Michael mentioned IrUiil nar, awar* ot bar Ups. bar casually that tanner knew David soft body, nar flra and demand. Lurkina' father. Tim snorted. 'Probably worked m the old Hat yielding restored bla tenderaaaa; be murmured to bar, bolding man's kitchen then. The Lurlunses wouldn’t be knowing bartenders Mr gently. la tbs corridor beyond tala door “Too bad David hasn't some of there was tbs sound of step*. Im­ mediately Charlotte waa out of bis the family money, "Let him live long enough, be arms. Wia did into bar ctuur, nar tugara busy with bar disheveled wllL" Tun nsd a talent lor acquir­ hair. Ha looked at bar, with shame ing information. "Lurkina won't battling desire. The steps passed give him n Mt piece while he sticks to music, but no Lurkina aver feia door and died away. Charlotte smiled at him and got leaves a sou outside lbs family and gracefully to bar teat. ••Com* and David's Um only MiiL1 Michael left the dining room but ass me, Michael. I’ll—b* waiting " Undisturbed by bis silence, she ns did not return to the office. He sauntered to the door, glanced once loaled through the town, dodging They' searched vainly for their over ber shoulder, and was go»a. business and social invitations, a Jason tall in Us coat pocket was evening when ns joined Jason A t t a r a long Urns, tbs docks, supermtending Tea “What the devil did they want with ■—« from the offlee and mads my loading invoice# 1 Wall, Ufa tCyck cargo going north. fo# the nearest bar. When Jason Oniahed, he turned get along to my bout No use ad­ The neat day at lunobUms Ml vertising this, is there T" atasl was still catering to a bang to Michael. “Drink f " “1 guess not” Ths jnoney waa They fell into step, moving over worse than tbs one he’d owned gone. They bad no notion of the os his graduation from law school. away from ths lights into identity of their attackers. Why shadows ot ths lumbar piles. Ha sought tbs nearest bar. "Carry much money on you, Ml publicise their poor showing T David Lurklns joined him, " A n y idcAft. JftlOD 7 H Honing that Anna waa at a church chaaJT "A sneak Uuet Or thieves. The "Never much to tote. Why 7 affair. “May 1 join y o u r "Lota ot rolling in th* last few town's lull at am." •Of course." Michael ft They met Clyde Ilyarson to ths ■Is whiskey and ordered a want weeks, t'vs been slugged hotel lobby. He nodded to them. myself.? tmrffl He put trivial * Jason brushed past but Clyde 'Lose much T“ Michael waa rare twsM him and David. “Isn't that to ono of your Jason hadn't notified ths police. baited to etaro at Michael. "BrawlIngT Who came out second-best?” of Beattie, be CHICAGO, (ypj.Som# 800 men pw U sr “W# weren't introduced to pros, gunning for 60 qualifying “Darcy tanner, Louise’* broth- hn own hiiM1*1 "N o." He changed subjects. David agreed. "Sometimes spots In the All-American d olf Clydes green eyas were amused. tournament at Tam O'Shanter, m sorry lor th# child. She must 'Meg hear from her husband He waited lor Michael's explana­ fea oft the streets by five o’clock again?" tee o ff today to round out * field tion, asked no questions when it •'No." though aba’s often alone until two of 180 which will b s f f l n play waa not forthcoming. Hla smile -Probably dead.* is the morning, rd aak tar to Thursday. “I hope not If Meg's letter about lingered aa ta moved oa. mania Otuner but Anna's taken an Tha Tam tourney began yestar"Ryerson nosy?" Jason Jammed ■ananautili dislike ta tar." Hs the cnild reached nun, ta may day with qualifying rounds In tha manage to get ber* before spring. hla key into th* lock. “Sometimes I wonder "Hinted he thought you end 1 men and women's amateur divi­ Darcy's prev- The ice is still there." sions. had mixed iL” “Child 1" Jason stopped short. with my M u r . ” All four tournaments, men and “He knew betterI I wonder bow “Tea." Michael couldn’t aae him -Tour father T“ lb the enveloping darkness. “She much better." women’s pro and amataur, will ■Darcy worksd Michael, in the act of peeling off start Thursday. There will be no expects her second child u May. rd fee glad to bear about Ha tad never heard a more pro- hla coat, turned. ”Oood heaven, woman's pro guelifyinff round. Tat when Jason Jason, you don't think Ryerson Ha amilad niafully. Woodgls Raich, a lB-ytar-oId to am ta spoke, ta was calm. "Miehast, you robbed ua?" freshman from Stanford, shot a "Maybe he know* who did," get her a divorce, couldn't WeTe sot—compatible.thrM.undsr-par 60 yesterday to (To B* CoullHwJy “*■ * * i hft'd Iks you?" lead 26 qualifiers in the man's MKHtULL COMPANY, INO, • iM ta ta ta m . amateur division over the 6,118yard course. 300 Pros Tee O ff In All-American Golf Tournament The O'Brien twins, Kddla and Manager Fred Haney o f the Mil­ Johnny, o f th* Pittsburgh Pirates waukee Braves played third base lost their bonus designation on for the Detroit Tigers from 1033 July 3. It means they hid served hrough 1033 and with the Bostoa By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS two full years in the majors and Red Sox in 1036 and 1037. Numerology has never bothered on that data were eubjject to op­ Uahrdlu cmfwy aaoin shrdla big BUI Volselle, Montgomery's tion. bmy reliefer specialist, but ths 8U was catcher Jake Early wb* foot-3 righthander la getting down suggested thst Jack Harshmsn, right sustlcioua o f the combina­ Tony Ware, a member of West star pitcher for th* Chicago Whit* tion of 10 and i. Virginia University's IMS and Sox, could get to th* major lea­ The former major league 1M7 football squads, Is coaching gues by making bctUr use of his screwball. moundsman has figured in the last i t Marietta, Ohio High School. three Rebel decisions, losing the last two by 10-1 margins. Tom Rrown produced Nashville's vic­ tory bulge in th* 13th Inning last night, clubbing Volselle for hla ninth homer with one on In the third extra round. Big Dill lost by th* same acor* Sunday when Birmingham belted him for four runs In the eighth. Saturday night he was a 7-5 win­ NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED ner In 10 over tha league leaders. By PETER RCHAAL League Btitlafklaa ORLANDO — Gainesville, Cocoa, and Paiatka stole tha Class D Florida State League headlines for tha week ending at midnight Thursday July 24, It I* revealed in official average* released here to day for that period, dalneivllle climaxed a stiff up­ hill fight for first place during the second half by breaking a two-year old jinx which saw the G's lose II straight games at Cocos, a feat which found them riding on top of tba standings by one game over f^ocoa. Cocoa's sluggers continued their ffisault on the league's hrnne run record of It, set by Sanfoni In IMS. Through Thursday, Cocoa hud S3 with Cockrell with II and Alou and Pearson each with 18, having BO of the 83. Paiatka dropped Ralph Hodgln la manager with emroil’ a appro­ val, and proceeded to win four straight for new but former bull Bess manager Charlie Baird. It was a sixth win In seven starts during the best week yet turned in by the Tigers. Bsird will be a playing manager, and be has eyas on the second half flag which waa only six games away aa of m llplght Thursday, Felipu Alou, Cocoa outfield act, fu nilmini to pull away from iccond-placa Don Dillard of Dayna In (he race for the Individual tting crown, Alou h » l a .404 to .310 (or Dillard. ! St. Petersburg and Wast Palm Batch continued their fight for second half honors, too, th* for­ mer adding former Orlandoan Dike Wilton aa "Insurance" toward that end, with th* Utter under Walt Jfovick counting on hurling for th* K %n TO DAY AT G0RMLY S ONLY k o f th* year, and drove In tlx rani aa the New York Yankees agajn claimed a 10-gam* lead with a 13-6 decision over runner-up Cleve­ land. Detroit beat Jinx Prank Sul­ livan and Boston, 4-1, on Virgil Trucks' three-hitter. Bob Nieman's 10th-lnnlng homer beat Kansas City for Baltlmor* 4-3, Chicago and Washington were not scheduled. Aaron, a 33-year-old right-hand­ er spray hitter, knocked his horn•r with a man on In the aeventh off reliefer Roebuck for a 7-1 lead. He doubled home a ninth-inning run, but then the edge waa 8-4 at Buhl won hla 14th and ninth in a row over tha Dodgcri but wound up still without a complete game at Ebb«U Field. Tb* Dodgers put across three runs In the eighth snd brought on Ernie Johnson, who gave up a two-run homer to Pecwee Reese In the ninth before nailing it. Ed Mathews and Adcock also homered to help rock Craig to bla first Ebbeti Field defeat after winning 10 straight. Adcock, bat­ ing .433 va Brooklyn, socked his 33rd with a man on In tha fifth. It waa Joe's ninth against the Dodgers this season. The Redlegs swept their fivegame series st Pittsburgh on Gus Bell's thlrd-lnnfng double. R iy Jsbloniki had singled home two In the second against loser Laurio Pepper. Tom Acker started and lasted untU the Bucs' two-run fifth when reliefer Hershell Freeman came on to win his ninth. Harvey Haddlx, who didn’t walk a man while winning his ninth, took his fifth In a row and gained the NL strikeout lead with 118 by fanning eight la his four-hit night­ cap Job for tha Phils. Elmer Valo homered for the Phils, who hsd two unearned markers, Walt Moryn hit his 13th for the Cub runs, and alio smacked one off / /£>*<* MAH l k _ killer at Gainesville, Myron DulKowskl at St. Pels, Don Ford at Orlando ptua Julia Castro. n e’e OF THORP W£R£ SHUTOUT*, W O H A P O tL O P . £ E \ \ K \x\ S L i v THt (T * H M A JO R U A O U B M tT O A Y ALiO TOO* THM p ga e/ O H H A rWo-HrrreP pueL, H A 9 PlT C H B P A # - S \ '^ / lA ir r t R . A H P RAH UP - n •’ o n e 9TR/H3 O P S o \H9SCUpYg tC O M l f* JMH/H69. Robin Roberts, now 11-11, In th* opener. Ernie Banka tagged Robin for hla 34th. Mantle, who has smacked nine homers against the Tribe, got No. 3 o ff Bob Lemon with his basesloaded job as New York scored seven runs, all unearned, in ths second. Whltey Ford (truck out 10 to win his 14th with Mantis get­ ting hla other homer—going one ahead of Baba Ruth’a record 80 pace— off reliefer Bob Feller. Trucks, who walked eight, gave CLEVELAND, IN — Mickey Mantle la awaiting the Cleveland Indians out of the American Lea- £ gut pennant race. Th# New York Yankee slugger smacked two more homers o ff Cleveland pitchers last sight, as the Yank* reclaimed • 10-gama lead over the second-place Indiana with a 13-8 victory. Clevelsnd'i pennant hope*, el* ready dim, were reduced to a mere flicker. If the Yanks play only .300 ball the r*at of the way, f f the Indians will have to win two out of three. Mantle's two homera, hla 33rd and 34th of the season, put Mm one gam* ahead of Babe Rutb’a pace when be bit 80 In 1037. He's hit safely In all II games against Cleveland, and is batting .373 against them. That's a major reason why tha Yanks have won the list eight contest between th* f t ' two teams. 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Cleaning, waxin*. garvtng Semitomara waiting to bo serviced. ‘ Ml* county tinea m s . Housewives ean qualify If you H. H. Gleason. Lake Mary can spend 20 houra a week. ^ F o r ^ painting call Mr. Tasker, Above average earning*. Con­ tact Mr*. J. Russell, P.O. Box •73, Orlando for interview. i k l u U N B M DRY CLEANLNQ 37-HELP WANT! D M ALE On# hour -W ea k and Damp Dry On* hour ta—Wash and Dry Fold Service Station attendant. Good Finished Laundry aalary, no heavy Uftlng. Aptly Banlton* Dry Cleaning Box S I c /o Sanford Herald. ill____ « ■enth Bid* Feedaaart Bldg. 1M Beet tstn Sl •4—PIANO BRBVTCS L. L. Sill — Piano Technician MM Beat* L Beaferd t i —r o o f i n g r u n r a m a CERAMIC TILE Pant P. Mueller A Sou PA 114 Plumbing. Kresky Heating M. G. HODGES ■ervlca on All Water Pumps , Wall* Druled - Pump. *<** Paol* Bead. Phene TOO PLUMBING 4 BRPA1RS fettle Tank Installation 4 S onic*. . low er Connection*. Archie C. Harriett, Pkene T84-W or 1884 f- ! PLUMBING Centract and ■Repair f04 lanford Ava._______ Phono 1831 m , It Fays To Use CUaatfteA Used furniture, appUances, toule, etc. Bought-aold. Larry's Mart, CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 331 East let 8L Phone 163L aVA—XUA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Buy yoiff Furniture at Barry's ‘ LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Warehouse Fum Co., at 801 W. 'LOW MONTHLY PAfMENTS 1st SL All nationally adv. him A. K- SHOEMAKER, JIL ttura at warehouse price*. Phon# t m 1400 MallMvUla FOR THE 3-Badroom hams with porch. WasBEST tlnghoue* kitchen, haatar 4 blinds, 81,100. 833.88 monthly Complete payments. Take 2nd m ortgage > Home Call llU -W , Sea at 818 Rosalia Furnishings Drive. SEE Mather o f Sanford 2-Bedrooms, IVt baths. De Bary. Landscaped, on hard top road. 203 09 E. First St. Phone 127 Ph. Sanford 1342-J1. Writ* Box 223, D* Bary. NECCHI-ELNA Sewing Center Sales, Service and Rentals G A R R E T T ’S 323 E. Firat St. Phone 1413 M E R C H A N D ISE - n u n I'u m rE--------- —Factory to You— Aluminum Venetian Bltnda Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom GATLIN BROTHERS rail with plastic ends. Ptaatie or Dragline 4 Bulldoier Service rayon tape*. Colton or nylon Ph. Geneva. 34S8-W Sanford. cords. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, r u t e ­ Scnktrlk Glass and Paint Co. rnenU, invoices, hand bills, and 118-114 West 2nd St. Phone m O program*, e t c . Progressive Printing Co. Phono 408 — 403 Army Cota, 83.M; Taint, $2.50 gal. T-Shirt*, 41c; Army-Navy Surp­ Weak 13th It. lus, 310 Sanford Ave. ORLANDO Sentinei Star. Call Oik office desk ................... $27.30 Ralph Ray, 3180. Underwood typewriter with drop head oak desk, both .............$43 T. V. REPAIRS 'Til 10 p a . Service Calls, 83.00, Duncan Pbyfe dining table, 8 beautiful chair* ............ $70 J. Q. Herrin, Ph. ittl-J . W. A. Norris, PA 1838. Licensed Tech Gorgeous 3 Pc. living room suite original coat $1300 ntclans, guaranteed work. NOW ................................. $200 Hoipoint electric stove ......... $50 BULLD O ZIN G Universal electric atova ...... $40 LOWBRY 4 BRIDGES Large walnut cloth** closet $22.50 Sam 18M-W Or sage City Bpr 4-3*34 17" TV very good .................... $50 FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p * New portable sawing machines ........................................ $59JO Wall Drilling, HOWARD C. These are 1123 valuei on sat*. LONG, Phone 381 807 East Curved china cabinet! from .. $45 Commercial Ava. ■pedal tale glazed pottery all alxat, all colors. UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Super Trading Peat FURNITURE 4 AUTO PA 2933-W. Furniture Cleaned in Your Home Hwy. 17-88 New Modern Method — Claim 3 x 6 Trailer, $33, 18 cu. ft. Am * SanltMia 4 Moth Proofa. Free na Freezer, $125. Ph. 1198. Eatlmatei—Call 1714-J. ONE— 1 4 Ton Dodge truck, flat CROSLEY - BINDIX body; One — l Ton Chevrolet Salas and Sarvlca Truck, flat body. PHONE 84-W. ■oil away, Hospital a n d Baby RANDALL Bed*. Day Week or Month—Tel. Electric Company H U . Furniture Center — Service— Quality— Satlafactlon l US West First Ph 113 Sanford 2I37-J-I Da Bary AMAZING— Custom made Refltc- Sewing Machine repairs. Pick up tor-Lite mall bos and lawn and delivery. Thomas Stwing signs, house numbers, m s s. Machine Repair*. Ph. U03-J1. - Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fla. PUMPS 4 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ' WANTED— Homs and aupervUion All typai and alaaa, Installed or for elderly lady. Not Invalid. "D o It Youraalf.'* Can pay 880 per month. Box 23x WE REPAIR AND SERVICE jj/^ ia n fo n M Ie r s ld ^ ^ ^ ^ STINE Machino and Supply Co. A U T O M O T IV E 17—r U R N iriR E —HOUSEHOLD Good gcnllt hone for talc. $30 Saddle available. Ph. 1MQ-M. Wa buy and tell uied furniture. Paying top ca*h prices for any­ thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ ING POS* on 17-93. Ph. 3033-W. g j j n 'i i m m Let a 30—MORSES—CATTLE—HOGS Colored Truck Driver, Muat have experience on heavy trucka This la a good year round Job if you ou have the right qualification* Pho " one 3011, Sanford. 18-WORE WANTED—FEMALE Washing 4 Ironing. Phone 231-R. • FIN A N C IA L------34—INSURANCE Preferred Rates to Preferred Poltcyholdera John W illiam * In s. Agency 417 Sanford Atlantic la n k Phone 34 18—DOGS—CATS— PETS PUPPIES—Boxer mixed, gll, Female 818. Pbene Male U Fays To Us* Clanl/lsd. THE SANFORD HERALD Tue. July Sl, 1956 THE OLD HOME TOWN AIR CONDITIONING For Room or Building , H. B. POPE CO. INC. 8*0 tieuta -Perk Ave. Pbeee 144* HAGCEIILY APPLIANCE CENTER "Your Wtatinghouse Dealer" Phone 1737 113 Magnolia >3—BUILDING MATERIALS USED BRICK TWO CARLOADS beautiful used bricA Orange, red, and burnt black. See them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. 34— APTS—HOUSES-BOOMfl French Avenue home suitable for home 4 business. For Informs tion call 1494. HUTCHINSON’S Ocean F r o n t Apia. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Beach. Call 2374-W for reserva tlons after 6:00 p. m. Three *nd tonr room furnished apt*. Vary clean and close in. Phone 618, Jlmmv Cowan. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private bithi. 114 W. First S t FURNISHED SEE and COM PARE The Romea Built ■y ODIUM A TUDOR. INC. Builders o f Flea Homes For Florida Living BEAUTIFULLY Daiigned Three And Four Bedroom Home* l 4 3 bathe Varied Selection of Plana Avail­ able. priced From 811,300 to 834,000 "v - \\ RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON RBG. BROKERS S. D. Hlfhlayman, Associate For Rent—1 bedroom furaiihed 394 Booth Park Ave. ~ apt. $03 per month. SL Johns X ACRES O r FREEDOM Realty, Spacious I-Bedroom Frame Home Unfurnished 2-Bedruom apt. Near Kitchen, living, dining room and shopping center. 3618 Elm. No den. Screened perch, plenty o f Pets please. shade treca. Recently remodel­ ed end beautiful. Immediate SEE Semlnol* Itealty for Desir­ possession. 89,300. 4 rail#* from able Homes and Apts. Phont IT. city. Terms available. 2 BEDROOM unturnltbtd houaa, kitchen equipped, Phono 3093. $139.00 \’ MART 8 0 THWill, Canadian so­ prano, who hai made 28 Atlantia crossing* accompanied by the toy stuffed elephant at left, has a "companion" for him. She is shown on her arrival In Amster­ dam, Holland, aboard a Royal Dutch eirltner. She will be In Europe (or about 8 months sing­ ing at summer musie festivals. UP-TO-THE-MINUTE LAUNDRY The Ga> Appliance Manufactur­ ers Association emphasis** that tha laundry, whether upstairs or down, should ba as attractlva, comfortable end efficient to work In as any ultra-modern kitchen, it should have n damp-proof floor that’s easy to stand on; good lighting and ventilation; built-in storage apace for soap's deter­ gents, bluing starch** and bleaches; ample counter space for sorting and folding clothsi; a bln for aoilsd rlothei near the washer and another for clothesto-be-lroned near tha clothaa dry­ er; and sturdy racke for freshly Ironed flatwetr, as minimum re­ quirements. A comfortable chair to ait an while ironing; a email radio sat; and a two-bum*r unit for boiling water or heating cof­ fee ora other refinements GAMA recommends. f This past will admit Johnny Juras to the Ritz Theatre ai s guest. Exp. date Aug. 9. 1936. your homa or (arm with ua to­ 88-REAL ESTATE WANTED day, |f you really want It sold. 3-BEDROOM house with cerporte, W* mean bustaess. 8-Bedroom WE HAVE BUYERS - for 3-Bed­ porch and utility room, Friglhema* particularly la demand. room homes which are already dslre appliances, 1333 doom VA sad FHA financed. If you •••8 DOWN----- 889 MONTH LOWELL E. OZIER want to sell, please call us. S-Bedroem home centrally teenBailder — Pbene ISIS Seminole Realty, Phone 37 . tad, ta beautiful condition. Office: 3881 8. Orleade Dr. Consult A REALTOR Pint This *d will admit Pstcr Tilley HARREY Phene U13 jr r n r n iU j. 1 ’J i >, C t j f c frir r i Raymond Lundqusit, Associate Seminole Realty 3-year old home. Newly furnish­ CULLEN AND ed. Choice location. Cell 2976-31. 196 IL Park Am. PSI8IDINT BIN! COTV e l France tdmirea the ssU eiwwa •<• from Togoland et the Slysee False* la Paris during the 01 et Bastille Day. Ahother fascinated guest et the recaption „ More than 1M native kings and chiefs from f n o i h ienrieriel cions were In the capital u guests ef tha ststa. Robert A . Wmiamn, RenMnr ■ighberhood. TERMS. HOM ES-LOTS-ACREAGE $119.95 \\V. 87—BROKERS and REALTORS floors, fenced yard, landscaped, shade, all this for 82000 down, 861.66 monthly, total price o f O ZIE R R E A L T Y CO. 89142.00. Bedroom suburban home, like Laura B. Osier, Broker Handsome Bedroom Special new, 3 miles from clock, 89600, H au l M. field, Associate Vanity with large Mirror R E A L ESTATE low down payment. 3801 So. Orlande Dr. Phono 1331 Panel Bed 30 acre productive farm, 16 acras EVENINGS: S ill and 790 Cheat of Drawers 83—EXCHANGE—TRADES tiled, herd road f r e n t e g e, IP IT IS REAL ESTATE 14700.00, ta eesh. Reg. Sell or Trade—3 bedroom home U •tk Crumley 4 Montaith 1139.93 best part of Seminole Haights, at UT South Park, Phon* 773 Tampa. Beautiful yard and They Knew W. DIETRICHS T. W. MEBO shrubbery. Will trade for bom* REALTORS W. H. "BUI" STBHPIB of equal value in Sanford. P.O. New Selection of— * uljr AUtt» A llfliU 1881 Park Av* Phone 37 or 148 Box 283. Sofas (Foam Rubber) 8149.30 Arietta Price, Aeeeelate Sofa Beds ............ I03.cn Realtar — General I* earante Alexander Jk S trin g e r Matching Chairs ____ 69.50 05—HOMES tltt IIS N. P u t Ave. Real Estate 4 Insurance ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 4-Bedroom, 2 story frame house. Mri. Lourina Messenger, Asioc. THE LIGHT 18 GREEN Comer 2nd 4 Magnolia, Ph 1232 3 aerti, 6 miles west of Sanford 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 18 For us ta sail your p roperly. List "B ed Bamberger" Mgr. on State Rd. 40. Call 1630-R-4. FURNITURE ■M V B A LL R E A L T Y hardwood (leers, kitchen equip­ Pkoae 1878 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Large 3-bedroom house, unfurnish­ ped, outdoor fireplace, TERMS. ed. In or out of city. Long leaaa. A GOOD BUY! Reasonable rent in exchange I BEDROOMS 318,000 — concrete black on I lota, S til* baths, in I Bedroom, masonry, insulated, for Maintenance. PHONE 1133 or And—Beautiful 34-Pc Dinncrwar* k i t c h e n equipped, hardwood an attractive and established 1S18-R. Sat ......... ..................... WIL80N-MAIER FURNITURE CO CmU 958 S1I E. First St. & 4 > i'g$y r Furnished 3 rooms 4 bath, downitalra. 1902 Maple Ave. Phon* * 1474<- MID-SUMMER SAVINGS HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN PU CES PAID FOR USED Bv STANLEY 7* ABE YOU LOOKING FOB A NSW BOMET 3-Bcdrnom house, completely furn A. B. PETERBON RED-I-MIX CONCRETE lahed. Ph. 1219-W. Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson Miracle Concrete Co. Jr.. P. J. Chaiteraen, airfield 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 Garage apt. 112 W. 4th S t Apply Willetts, John Mtlsch end R. W. 113 Magnolia, Phone 512. CONCRETE Williams. A, C. Doudney, Land Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete /UHNISIIKD r-Dedroom house. Surveyor. Block, Sind, Gravel, Cement Phon* MSI Screened porch 4 garage. 2318 118 N. Park Avo. Concrete Plp« to Meet All Qual­ Sanford Ave. Ph. 1474.________ MANY PURPOSE HOME ification!. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. 3-Room apt. Adult* only. No pets This Urgo homa located just out eld* City Limits on 13 lots. Very Phone 581-J, 213 W. 5th St. Out West 13th SL Phone 2419 desirable at home only. Alto, MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom home. 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT adaptable far Doctora office, or Large yard. Call 1450-J after It 1* ideal location for Motel, HAYNES Office Machine Co., 6 p. m. or many ether use*. Terms may Typewriters, adding machines, bo arranged If deairod. Unfurnished 2-bedroom home. Isfai-RenUU, 314 Mag., PA 44. Kitchen equipped. 1303 Elliot, 8* us for French Ave. Property BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Good Used Office Desks from 333. Phone 903 or 144-W. 3844 Franch Ave, Used portable and standard size 2-Room opt. Private bath 4 en­ J. W. HALL. REALTOR typewriter* from $33. trance. Electric atova 4 refrig POWELL'S give erator. Ph. 979 311 Mellenvllte. **C6ll Hall" Ph6M 178* O ffice Supply U7 B. Magnolia Phone 988 3-Bedroom furnished apt. Clou In. EXTRA LARGE Rent 849. Cell 791-W. 3-Bedreea, t bath hem*. Strip 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD teruso floors. Ceramic til* Unfurnished 2-bedroom house la baths. Full alee dining room sod Lake M»ry. 830. Ph. Sanford, Florida room. Double garage 1042 or 1169-W. with utility ere* and laundry room. Reedy for occupancy. 8 -R O O M completely furnished apartment. 317 Palmetto Avt. Phone 2392. * W ith E ic e lk m t T< This is a free pass to the Movie ROSA L. P A Y T O N land lUde-ln Theatre for Jo* Beautiful Dinette Sets. Choice of Chaldln. Exp. data Aug. 9, 1938, 11 Table Tops and 11 Chair Pbene *71 17-81 et Hiawatha rovers . . . Complete with 4 Chain . ..................... 88—WANTED TO KENT I BEDROOMS, 88,306—1*4 80x136, FREE Pag* I RENTALS epts. Phoa* 1331. VA (OI) - FHA 4 FHA InservEFFICIENCY Apartment Suit­ lea Financing. able for bachelor or couple HOMES AVAILABLE: Private bath. Across from Pest South Pinoersit ... . Sanford, Fin. Office. Manuel Jacobson. Grovt Manors .........Sanford, Fla. DESIRABLE one and two bed Valancla Villa* . . . . DaLand, Fla. room furnished apt PA 433-W SALES OFFICE F.M.B. Sc, 10c 4 25c STORE 3423 8. French Ave. School Drcsaet $1.98 and $2.08, 2 4 3 room apt PA 2983-W. Pkone UOO 4 M S 321 SANFORD AVE. Rose Court Apts. 3 room* furnish ed. Phone 1494. Pickup bad with metal canopy. Wcldsd house trailer hltcn k bumper. 3-speed transmission Avalon Apu. Efficiency, Phone 720-W. jackshaft & housing grill guard. All la heavy duty In A-l condi­ 3-ROOM fumtsned apartment, tion o ff ’S3 3/4 ton ChevJe. Will close in, 111 E. 8th SL, 830 48-LOTS fit 4 4 3/4 ton Chevic or CMC monthly. PHONE 2366 or 1032 1948 thru 'S3. 919 Park Ave. Efiiciency apartment, sir-condl- 3la Lota, west eld* o f Virginia Ava. near Lake. 137ta X 133 IL FOR FILMS. Finishing, Tape Rettoned. Hwy, 17-83 S. SlumberPrice 83000. Cash or terms. A. corderi, Supplies SEE — WIEland Court. A. Jane, owner, Rout* 4, Box 481 BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, 210 Orlando, Phone 8-8001. 8. Park Ave. Furnished three room apartment, 2101 3IagnoUa, 830.00 monthly, *4—APPUA.iJCH Phon* 1873, Robert A. Williams. 100 x 330 Uka front let. Crystal Point, Lake Mary. Pk. 90) or FRIGIDAIRE appliances, a s l e e 7 Room lurntshec apt. available 144-W end service. G. H. High, Oviedo, now. 3 room furnished apt. 17—BROKERS 1 (4 REALTORS Fla. Phone FO-5-3313 or Sanford available by July 20th. 310 Mag­ 1842-W after * p. a . nolia. PA A. K. RoiieUtr, Flor1*L 212. Open Monday's 111 8:3t p. as. VISIT OUR BALCONY LIVESTOCK 43—MUM E l to the RlU Theatre aa s guest. Exp. dsl* Aug. 9 , 1938. Free Want Ads FOR REA D ERS W H O H A V E S O M E T H IN G T O G IV E A W A Y ! IT MAY HR AN OLD PHONOGRAPH — DOGS — CATS — KILL DIRT . . . IN FACT ANYTHING THAT YOU WANT TO GIVE AWAY. FREE A D S P U B L IS H E D EVERY W E D N E S D A Y LIMITED TO INDIVIDUALS ONLY All Free Ad* Mont Rn Rectimd Before 5 P .M . Tnenday JUST CALL 1821 OUR WANT AD TAKERS WILL a At . i �t • tiM * j i*-' •\ *{ - *, ••r r* .^ ‘ r ; j V I Committee at, mission tCaatiaaed from rage One) lea of comparable a lu or lar- W •tv.’ fANFORD HERALD ft. Tot. Jill) 1936 i. • ’ •" »!»■»' Avne * *‘ k Viv'-V' ' (Continued from Page One) increasing powers of ths governor were amended to limit the in­ creased powers to five year*. The House had amended the teacher assignment bill to give the county school boards greater latitude In miking replacements of teachers. Yesterday’s H o u s e commlttea meeting on segregation bills was highlighted by appearance of Sum­ ter L. Lowry _nd by Atty. Gen. Ervin. Lowry, who campaigned unsuc­ cessfully against Collins in the May primary on a segregation plat­ form, told the committee tha Leglstature should defy tha U. 8. Sup­ reme Court'a school desegregation ruling even If public officials went to Jail. Lowry urged adoption of an In­ terposition resolution and said all Florida had to do lo prevent Integration In public achoola was to DONAID O A K . U. takes a prosay to the U. S. Supreme Court “ we tectlve altitude toward Gary openly and officially defy you.” Toys In Lawndsls. Calif, sfter Ervin also urged adoption of an saving tho younger boy's life at Interposition resolution and said the "swim m ing pool. Don.ld dived emergency amendment proposal in and brought tha youngster to which woulld permit operation of the surface after hearing cries a private school system was the from Mr*. Toya that her son hid only efefctlve means of avoiding nut coma up. The exploit even Integration legally. amazrd Donald because, up to Only administration bill still hang­ that moment, he could not swim ing in the Senate Is the proposal • stroke. (international) providing atlff penalties for false Or misleading advertising by real the olJ equipment. I consider a estate promoters. It Is deaJgned lo new station as a crying need, two prevent out of etale buyers of real new pumpers as a crying need, but estate from being defrauded by our Immediate need Is for one new misleading advertising. pumper,” he said. The measure was approved by Commissioner Higginbotham re­ a Senate Judiciary Committee yes­ marked '*.Wa should scatter our terday after it was amended to equipment out a bit.” exempt licensed real estate bro­ City Manager Knowles presented ker* from a provision that copies a blackboard diagram of the pro­ of planned out of stale advertising posal new fire station and tha be filed with the Real Estate Com­ naceulty for two new pumpers to mission. Anoher amendment would convince tho Board of Commission exempt from the filing a person ers of Sanford's present needs. advertising five or less parcels for Commissioner Gstchel said "The sale. plans would practically assure our The Senate cleared up details city lower fire Insurance rales." of various other important legisla­ lie then proposed lhal the city tion. pursue the recommendations of the It completed artlon and sent to City Manager. tha governor a bill requiring State Alio meeting the approval of tho Road Department maintenance of commissioners last night were two former primary roads dropped nsw packers for the city’s refuse when a new system wss adopted department, dump trucks, street last month. sweeper and a dorer loader. The senators also acccepted However, the replacement of House amendments to bills to per­ automobiles for both the Polica De­ mit the game commission to trade partment and the Fire Department a tract in the Jim Corbett Gam* ware eliminated from the Capital Management Arc* near West Palm Improvement program. T h e s e Beach for an adjoining tract and Items woulld be considered in the to icpcal the 1933 Development Cre city's annual budge). siat Corporation Law. Bet aside for further study were The game commission property proposals for a publle works da- Is wanted ar a site for a Jet air­ partment radio nctwmk and air craft engine plant. conditioning for Hie City Hall and The Senate refused lo accept a Police Depaitment. ■louse amendment to Its bill set­ The City of Sanford will Imme­ ting admission procedures to the diately begin exploring the possi­ stale ho-pials. The amendment bilities of the v -ious projects pro­ would hate required patients to be posed and negotiate with architects committed to the mental institu­ for preliminary plans and specifi­ tion ncairst Ihrir homes. cations. amlidoner David Gatchal, i iMtncntlnj on the Improvement prftgram aild ‘ Those tbinca we can peiat our finger at won't be noticed tnty1 by Uie cHiccnt here but by aveiyone who comes to fianford fiber ai a visitor or aa a burlMMItvan.'* ' M i street lighting program waa Appeared drat aa the topmost itam *B the proposed expansion and Im provement program of the city. Un dee consideration are new IlghU f# C French Ave., Seminole Boule vanl to Flrat St. on rranch Ave., first S t from French Ave. to Sanford, anJ additional lights on f a s t Ave. from the Intersection of |T|fRch Ave. to ttth St. ■ Second oa the priority list for capital Improvements receiving the ge.ahead from the Board of Sanfont City Commissioners Is the proposal (o construct a Sanfoid Civic Center or community center on Sanford Ave. at Sami note Boule­ vard to house aa auditorium, meet, left rooms, raereatlon area, library a ^ patio. The City Manager'i pree l a t i o n pictured the new center a s** Urge, single story building Htm»U| a Urge portion u gUss Watts. the public library, now on fin h SC, could bo sold as weR as tho present Yacht Club for additional funds for tha constriictlon of the pew center tinea civic club meeting rooms and library apaee would b« provided In the new structure. The Yotuh Council. Commissioners were told, has 13,000 available toward •ueh a project. In approving tha prajeet Mayor ScoU said *Th» way to Increase tho'alto of tho city la to have a lair conventions and let the people see-It." Tha city will now explore tha poulbOltlaa of a Civic Canter and nagotlata for an architect to w.-rk out the preliminary plans. lacluJed in tha approval for explo. ration and architectural plans were tha Goldsboro Rsrreatlonal Area awimmlng pool and tha break­ water for a Sanford boat basin. : Flans for a boat basin a n l break* , water met a cold shoulder from (he commission at first. Mayor Scott auggaatad that consideration of this Dim be delayed until the Sanford TituavlUe Canal U approved. How* ever, tha naod for such an attrac­ tion for Sanford overcame tha re­ luctance of soma to hypasa the project and It was added to ths propo«ed Improvement program. Different Ideas from members of the Board of Commissioners high­ lighted the discussion of a proposal ta-add ntw equipment to the San­ ford Fire Department and build a new central location for a porlion of tho apparatus and depart­ Jockey Tuny Dr.tplrilo won ment personnel. Commliloner flatchrl said "I three of the four Laurel slake feel that we ns-1 a minimum of races offered during the 19i i ana new pumper retaining all of spring meeting. “ TODAY at GORMLY'S ONLY $365-0° NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED *. K4> . mg CAIOt MOMS, 30, "Mias Universe of 1137,'* sign* an autograph book In Loa Angela* tor Frank Leahy, former Notre Dame University football coach. Ingrid Gouda, Miss Sweden, looks on. Earlier, Misses Morris and Gouda had signed contracts with Universal Pictures. FPC Is Assured (Ceatlnuad Fran Pag* l> ber of Commorcc, has been a leader In this group. George Kinsman, vice president of Florida Power 6 Ligh has tes­ tified twice in support of the ap­ plication. His testimony was simi­ lar to that of Dick W. Judy, as­ sistant general counstl of the Flor­ ida Power Corporation. Both big utility companies will buy the fuel since it is more economical in gen­ erating electricity. Among city officials from Flor­ ida who have appeared to tell FPC of the widespread demand for natural gat anJ the substantial savings promlsd amounting to more than 23 per rent In the de­ livered fuel prices in many cates — were: Bartow, City Manager Charles Odom; Blountstown, Mayor R. W. Foster and City Clerk W. II. Hites; Clearwater. Mayor Herbert M. Brown and City Manager F. M. Middleton; Gainesville, John Kelly, public utilities manager; Lake AI fred. City Manager George Costel to; Lakeland, City Manager David Payne and City Attorney J. C. Ro­ gers; Leesburg, Mayor Alfred Smith, and City Manager J. K. Mitell; Madison,- Mayor Van II. Priest; Orlando, Curtis H. Stanton, secretary of the city utilities com­ mission; Plant City, City Attorney Paul Ruchman; S'.arkc, Mayor W. T. Jackson and City Clerk Carl JACKSONVILLE '.B - A series of Jones; Tallahassee, City Manager transformer explosions In tha un­ Arvah B. Hopkins. derground distribution s y s t e m Other cities throughout the state knocked nut electric current In and many ofifriats of utility com­ downtown Jacksonville for two panies, both municipally and priv­ hours early today, rauird minor ately owneJ, as well as engineers Injuries to a cab driver and shat­ and fiscal agents for numerous tered plate glass windows. Florida ritles, also hare appeared Dillon Kennedy, utilities com­ j in auppart of (he application or plan missioner, said the cause was not shoitly lo rxpirss their Indorse­ known Immediately. ment. The most spectacular blast came at Main and Forsyth street* Eddie Machen, Redding. Calif., where a taxi driver was knocked heavyweight who has knocked out out nf his parked vehicle. He had Nino Valdes, scored knockouts in a bruised hip and his taxi had mi­ hi« first in professional battles. nor datnnge. Ills bout with Valdes was his 13th. Eight plate glass windows in a Jockey Willie Hartack rode 4417 nearby store were shattered. Kennedy estimated damages to winneri In 1935. Ninety-three of tha distribution svstem would run his winneri scored on Maryland rare tracks. "better than tto.ooo*' Explosions Knock Out Jacksonville's Electric Current Congressmen Will Inspect Stockholm NEW YORK tfl - Nine congressmen will go to a Brooklyn dry-dock tomorrow to Inspect the Swedish ship damaged In the colIisIon that tank the Italian luxury liner Andrea Doria. The congressmen, members of the House Merchant Marine Com­ mittee, will look over the liner Stockholm aa the first step in a probe of safety at tea. The captains of both llnea have declined to state publicly and In detail the “ howa” and "w hy*" of the disaster. They say the full atorv must await official Investi­ gations. In the congressional probe that starts tomorrow. Chairman Her­ bert C. Bonner (D-NC), laid, "It ii not tha Intention of tha com­ mittee to determine questions of liabiliy as between the two Ill-fa­ ted ships." He said in Washington the group will try to find out what exami­ nation and Inspection waa mad* during the building o f the Doria and whether the two ships had conformed with the international convention for safsiy o f Ufa At sea. Legal Notice C•»» • ! IlnliiKMi Sm m* Ns (TICK 1H IIKIIKIIT OIVEN that we ele enenerd In bi«»li>r°» at tn] K 1st Kt under ths flctilloua name nf Wert Jenelnr H|nr« and that « Intend In regliter aald name with the Clerk nf the Circuit Court. Semi­ nole County Klnrlda. In ein-ordance with the nrnvUInn nf the Klrlllloue Nama Hlatuia lo-wltt Kectlon ISJ.DS Florida Ktatulae tail. Helen Werl Cimlile* Itnhert J Cuehlnn J ||ow. -d Cu«h|o* Evrlvn -I Cuehlnr CLO SED ALL DAY Wednesday TAKING INVENTORY SW E E N E Y 'S F A NT A S T I C Your r e t i r e m e n t te s t? 1956 tfppUanazA, t w o tAIT MOTOCAAATOM, primitive horned din ou un that Head 130 million year* ago, art abown hatching from thair eta* In a model exhlbi* at the American Museum of Natural |lt<tory, New York. Called “The Birth, Life and Death of a Dinosaur.** the exhibit la on view tn the newly-designed Tyrannotaur Hill, (international) All Porcelain Automatic W asher 239.95 L H -ll NOTICE ’ tfT Refrigerator Lots of folks think Social Security will ghr* them enough to retire on. But il takes a pretty careful string saver to manage full retirement at age AS. Certainly living on a park bench or living with your children is something no one wants to feet Gulf Ufa has many plana to provide retirement Income. On# offer* you 13,000 in cash I years br/orr you retire so you can start retirement planning early. And you can determine at what age you’d like the income to start — 19, 00 or Aft. Your Gulf Life man will be glad to plan with yon. He can show you how your present valuable Insurance can fit into your retirement or into any other plana for your family. FOR HUSINES* AT OUR NEW LOCATION 414 West 9th Street THERM-O-TANE GAS Co. J % \e DROP UY AND VWIT OUR MODERN SHOWROOM PHONE 131ft WITH TRADE 8 cu. Ft. WE ARB NOW OPEN to $146-00 •A Imtbrm luttmiim gWct I ff !" • Horn OPke-Jeritow»gie. Florida IA IN IA V / AAAUf / W e iH L V P A IM IU M tf-a / A O O I M N T -A I A K N A M ' 22 WITH TRADE Fall Slxe - Not Just 30 Inchen Range KBA7 1 9 9 .9 5 $146-00 WITH TRAD! NO M ONEY D O W N N A M E Y O U R O W N TERMS NEVER UNDERSOLD P. R. COLBERT, huperinlendeal HOWARD E. HASS, Superintendent Palmetto Btdg. Bo* 1231. Sanford. Florida. m. . I ------ NEVER OUT-TRADED GORMLY, Inc. lift • 218 S. Palmetto Ave. PhOM T7E �*KWV* l® 1 . If Year Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery <£It£ H a n f o r d f e r a l f r • an Home Ownership Important House Votes To Become Committee To Consider Interposition Resolution * TALLAHASSEE (D—The Florida* House voted 57 to 38 today to re­ solve lt«clf Into a committee of the whole House to consider a resolu­ tion of Interposition. The motion wa* made by Rep. Farris Bryant of Marion County, a leading proponent of interposi­ tion. An attempt by House Speaker Ted David to dissolve the com­ mittee before It had an opportunity By MARIAN JONES to consider the resolution failed by OVIEDO —The wheels of prog­ voice voe. David left the rostrum ress mint roll on. Surh is true in when the committee was formed and former House Speaker Tom the Oviedo area. Jerry Arndt has opened a feed eBaslcy of Walton County took over store in the building occupied by as chairman. The red-hot floor battle over the the Oviedo Variety Store hut tying interposition resolution, two poten­ vacant for many months. Bob tial 1960 candidates for governor— Ragsdatr has rented the C. T. NibBryant and David—locked horns in lack building and has opened Rags­ dale's Radio and T. V. Shop thrre. heading up opposing sides. Bryant and David clashed first Bob was In radar in the Air Corp yesterday before the House Com­ for four years, and following hi* mittee on Segregation Bills reject- discharge he worked fo- RCA for erf the resolution by a vote of 12'to a while then decided to take up 8, with David opposing the meas­ TV for lu- had already had radio. ure and Bryant urging its ap­ King's Radio and T. V. Shop, proval. owned by Jark King Jr. moved The floor fight held up adjourn­ from it* location to the store for­ ment plans, although many IcgUla. merly housing the Oviedo Drug tors forecast that the session would Store. Tld* store, recently repaint­ wind up some time today. ed, cle. by Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. The Senate, waiting House ac- Jones, owner now displays a lovely lion, adopted a resolution calling orangemrnt of electrical applian­ for sine die adjournment at noon. ce*. Jack has his work shop in the The resolution would have to be hack, but lit Is screened from view concurred in by the House to end of the plate glass windows by the special session. shelves conlalning electrical appli­ Yesterday Rep. J. Emory Cross ances, and W. A. Ward Jr. is his o f Alachua County offered a mo­ assistant in the work. tion to bring the resolution to tha Wo think that the Oviedo Drug floor despite the unfavorable com­ Store warrants the greatest change, mittee report. Action was cut off for when Mr. and Mrs. Jones built by adjournment for the day. these two modem buildings wa haJ House proponents of tha reso­ visualised a drug llore located lution blacked a Senate plan for there. ending the special session at 5 Well, Ross Noe gel, new manager p. m. yesterday. of the Oviedo Drug Store, must During tha heated committee have been looking at the same debate, Bryant urged passage of image. For three days in July the the resolution ae a symbol, even store was closerl, and all helpers though It might lack legal effect. plus extras lent a hand and the “ There has to be a time when mas* movement w as accomplished. ____________________ we eay ‘So far and no further____t shall The petition between the two Vrtll * goV' Ifrt# ** Bryant BManl "' dicUtwtlT' “ L ■ * h*4 t Jfou' 11 moved aim iwse A . * _— _ n Able aldrn nt-'rc tlfRo was llm the riulllt result. “ What (Continued On Faga Three)s ' *Amm a' store for thia size town!” is the exclamation we have heard from many visiting the slmr. A brand new soda fountain, the horr.hoe variety, graces the East wall. Small booths arc also on hand for customer*. The new light­ ing system Is much brighter and Prfie winning entries ware sub­ prettier than the old one and the mitted by four Sanford area resi­ store boasts a huge stock. dents In the Sealy 1500,000 PosMr*. Elsie Fleming. Mrs. Ann turepedie Contest, It was announ- Reynolds, Roy Wclscnbargcr Jr. S n ‘ £ r , r b' 8 ^ CWc,g0: and11Miss Mary "Alcxander',senre “ £ “ * 2 o f #m« r*»se. and you „ the , 0(ll fotlntl|n while Roy c ntertible sleep furniture. tVeiscnbarger is the pharmacist. The winners, who will receive j j rs< Wciicnbarger is on hand to a Posturepedlc mattress from the help out in most any situation even ■torea where they entered the to the hunks too. contest, now are being considered The only fly In the ointment is for a grand prise of 120,000 in the fact that the lovely interior of cash or common stocks or one of the sore Is screened from he pub­ 31 expense-paid vacations for two lic view by shelves in front of those in Jamaica via Delta Air Lines. beautiful plate glass windows. At Entrants were asked to choose first it was believed that they a nama for the Sealy Posturepedlc were there only temporarily hut it Girl, widely used in advertising seems otherwise now. ’ What a tha mattress. The contest, one of shame to ruin such a lowly place the largest ever held, drew hund­ like that," is tho comment heard from many. reds o f thousands o f entries. Due to the absence of a restaur­ Some 5,000 qualifying winners In the United States and Canada ant in town, complete facilities are to receive Posturepedlc mat­ have been installed for this pur­ tresses from their dealers. They pose, Mr. Noegel say*. Now those were selected by the Reuben H. who have had to resort to ham­ Donnelley C o m p a n y , Chicago, burgers, or sandwiches of some contest judges. Grand prise win­ description, can have a belter ners will be announced In mid- choice. August. Local winners are: Roosevelt Green, Rt. 3, Box 104; Alelha Evans, Enterprise; Mildred lluth Mostly fair today and Thursday Luster, I’.O. Box 60, Lake Mary; rsrepi fur a few widely sratfrred Teresa Katherine Martin, 613 W. afternoon thundershowers; low toFirst St. » night «• to 74. Oviedo Residents Boasting Of Big, New Drug Store LIEUTENANT COMMANDER L, J. LEAKY. U8N. who will relievc Commandet L. L. Ham­ rick. UFN, a* Special Service* Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, In early Auxuftt. (O ffi­ cial Photo, U. S. Navy) ★ ★ ★ JLeary To Relieve Hamrick As Special Services Officer Lieutenant Comander Laurl* J. Leary, USN, will assume duty •• Special Services Officer of Sanford (paval Air Station, In early Auguit, relieving Comandcr Lawrence L. Hamrick, USN, who U presently n ig h t Divlaihd Officer of the Ita­ lian. A* Special Services Officer, he will be responsible for providing a constant recreation program for at) (tatlon personnel, and fleet unit* hated at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Lieutenant Commander Leary re* 'Juried aboard Sanford NAS from the Whldhcy Island NAS, near Seat­ tle, Wash., where he waa Execu­ tive Officer of Fas Ron 112. Since entering the Navy in 1M1, he hai had various dutiea a i Flight lnitructor. Transport Pilot, Admin­ istration Officer, and Communica­ tions Officer, with different squadtons and shore establishments throughout the world. Lieutenant Commander Leary 1Hi* the American Area EuropeanAfrican-Middle Eastern Area, Asia­ tic-Pacific Area. WW II Victory, and National Defense medal*. He is married to the former MU* Doro­ thy Illanchard, of Newport, R, I. They have two children, Patricia, 4 and Michael 2. They reside In Sanford. NATIONAL CEMETERY IN fU M ID A TO BE CONSIDERED RIVIERA BEACH M — Estab­ lishment o f a national cemetery in Florida would ease numerous hardships facing relatives o f armed service veterans who die in poor circumstances, a Veterans of Foreign Wars post said yes­ terday, VFW Post 4143 said it wns urg­ ing government officials and other tcrans* groups to Consider such cemetery. f d a il y S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A E sta b lish ed 1908 VOLUME XLVI11 in d e p e n d e n t Residents Submit Prize Winning Entries In Contest Weather Home ownership, now npprecl ated by tha majority o f Amer­ icans for its contribution to pleas­ ant and healthful daily living, was cited today aa one of tha hulwarki in family planning for future retirement by J. W. Hall, president o f the Seminole Coun­ ty Board o f Realtors. 'Thera is « great deal of talk these days about tha fact that our population f* tending to have a higher proportion o f elderly par­ sons Hail said. “ And it ie true that in 1900 only slightly over 4 per cent of our population w-as 65 of over, compared with about 8 per cent In that age group today, and an estimated 10 per cent of our people who will be 65 or ovrr in 1075." “ These facta have given rise to a number of government plans— ninny of them impractical and at variance with our traditional principles—to ease the problems o f the aged." “ The truth o f the matter la,” the Seminole County real estate executive continued, “ that there urn five concrete steps which many American familiea ean take on their own initiative to assure a financlally-secure old age. Home ownership Is one of these, end like the others, the eertler In life it is realised the more pleasant the retirement year* will be." Hall listed the other four ele­ ments in a practiral personal re­ tirement plan as the metntenance o f a savings nr investment ac count, the creation of a life In surance program providing for a monthly retirement Incoma as well as the protection o f depend­ ents, an understanding of federal aoclal security benefits, and knowledge of the provisions o f company pension plans that may be available to employes. “ The important thing here," Hall cautioned, “ is to realise that no one of these element* is gen­ erally sufficient by itself to pro­ vide more than a minimum stand­ ard of living for the average person. But a comldnalon of most of them adds up to what the Chamber of Commerce of the United States-tut eaWed^He besLUnd of ratlremebt plan." In support of the practicality of his advice, Hall noted that today over half of the persona 66 or older have some form o f lifetime income from retirement plans, and that »i< of 10 non—farm familiea are in the home owner status. Pointing out that maximum feasible home ownership has long lieen a national goat of all Real­ tor* and the National Association of Rea! Estate Board* to which they Itching, Hall »sid *1*" that average monthly home mortgage payments in litis area are no higher than many rents, and that legitimate inroma tax ad­ vantage* arc often connected with home ownership. “ But the very real and direct benefits In buying a home new as a part of a retirement plan for the futuro are two-fold,’ ’ Hall stated, "First, by the lime most wageearners are ready for retirement, they will own their own horn* free of debt and subject only to maintenance charges and to tha p r o p e r t y t«x which is very reasonable here because of home­ stead exemption which we hava hera In Florida, “ Second, if the retired family should wish to sell their paid-for home, the money received ran go far toward providing for the realisation of the retirement Ufa preferred—travvsl or whatever tha heart might desire. After all, what more could on# desire, than to live In Florida and enjoy ail 11* advantages! “ Home ownership—the founda­ tion o f so much of great valua in our national and civic l i f e can also be the foundation of a secure future for the young rouptes o f todsy who will he to­ morrow’s senior eltisens," he concluded. Airliner Lands After. Trouble With Engine new spaper * W E D N E SD A Y AU G U ST 1. 1956 A ssocia ted P rees L eased Hobby To Resume Sheriffs Job Soon Deputies Not Revealed Sheriff J. Luther Hobby said this morning that he will taka over tho Seminole County Sher­ iff's office n* soon us possible. “ Arrangements must bo com­ plete for tho transfor of auto­ mobile* and other aqulpment," Hobby said. Earlier this morning, Hobby stated “ From what I hava heard and read, I have been reinstated. “ However," he said, “ there ha* been no oflfciat notification from tho Governor or from Senator Dougin* Stenstrom relative to my reinstatement." latter today, Sheriff Hubby In­ formed The Sanford Herald, “ I havo been Informed by Senator Stenstrom who la now in Tallshai' see that the action of the Sen­ ate automatically reinstates me and I am now the Sheriff. “ .My next move will b« to taka over tho sheriff’s office* and equipment at tha earliest poasilrfc lime from Denver Cordell sheriff during the time o f my who wns appointed to serve aa suspension," Hobby aald. “ I am not quit* ready to an­ nounce th# namea of those who wilt serve ea deputies on my staff," Hobby informed T h o Herald today. He said, “ Jimmy Singletary will remain aa office deputy." With the action o f th* Sen­ ate, Seminole County la Immed lately under the jurisdiction of Sheriff J. Luther llobby, accord­ ing to statement* released to the Sheriff from Tallahassee. No further action or notification is IN BERMUDA (WORTS, sport shirt, snort shoes and socks, C. R. necessary since tha Govamor’a “ Charllo'' Dawron complete* tho last-minute ntovo of personal ba* gfjjer of suspension waa not ap longing* from .the County Agent's office pi tha Court House aa he proved by tho Renata, an Its pre­ complelaM tho last day on duty before retiring. Uawsnn lias retired after 30 years o f sorvlrt 27l« of them in Seminole County. (Staff sentation yesterday. Phot*) County To Get Over , $22,000 From Gas Tax Bamlnole County's share in the Juoa gas tax collections rantes to 122,506.77, said Kay E. Green, BUte Comptroller, in his report of gasoline sales and lax ci.lL-c lad. “ Gasoline ssles di.rin? the month of June <witii sales report­ ed and tax coll seted during July; totaled 117,442,985 gillorn, an in­ crease of 5,432,581 over the III,010,404 gallons used durinj the previous month,” Green stated n his monthly memorandum. June sales, tho report included were also an Increase of 19,306,041 gallons over the total uf •)»,136,916 gallons for the same month last year. Gai collections on Juno salts •mounted to $8,190,015 an in­ crease Of $379,298 over collections of the previous month and $1,318,699 over the $6,841,410 collected for tha aamc monthly period last year, Green reported, June gasoline sales (hi* year were unespcctrdly high, said Green. During past years, he com ­ mented in hit report, starting with sales during May there is a leveling off. with only compara­ tively minor variations month to month, with September the lowest month o f the year. In October, sales sUrt to rise again. Tho rate of gasoline consumption during June would appear to be cvldcnrs that tha lummer tourist season in Florida has greatly exceeded that of previous years, Green ssld. In Seminole County, during June, there were 877,150 gallons of gasoline consumed with a total tax collection of $61,49030. Tax returned to counties from gasoline tax collection* are for road bond and road building pur­ poses. •(! (fpi—An eir1ln»r rsi-e-jog "fl passenger* and a baby from Panama to New Orleans landed v .—, after t'o-ilde with July 21 o f Its four engine*. Admissions Passengers from the ntane. Pan Jan* Hale (Sanford) American flight 610, transferred Bam Hicks (Sanford) to another aircraft and continued Viola Daniel* (Sanford) on to New Orleans, Nathan Runkrl (De Bary) One passenger, Bill Walters of Births * o« *n*»1*«. ea'i* so e " - 1"* on Baby Boy Hal* the Constellation blew a evllndar Discharges head and that It* propallor had to Mr*. Ethel Tart (Osteen) bo fenth-red for the long detour Rebecca Oxcndlne (Oviedo) to Miami. Mrs. OdJ* Whipple (Sanford) Walters aald tha trouble occurred when the plane was more than (00 Mrs. Ruby Thomas and baby boy (Altamonta Spring*) mite* from Miami. Mr*. Donnies Stanley and Bandleader Jan Garber was ona Elks To Initiate8 Into Grand Exalted Ruler's Class The .Sanford Elks Lodgi- will initiate right nrw members In a group to he known as (he “ Grand Exalted Ruler’* '' class at the lo­ cal lodg» tomorrow night. Russell Saxton, vice president of the East Central Division of the State Elks Association, wilt psy his official visit to the Sanford lodge at tomorrow night's meet­ ing. The Inflation and meeting will be preceded by a roast beef sup­ per. Other rvents slated for the local Elks Club are two dunces which have been set for Saturday Au­ gust 11 and 25. The community blood hank wilt be in the annex uf tho local Elks Club on Tuesday, August 7 and 21. Hospital Notes A NEW l)HI’ U ^ S tn ff Phot*) ■M f r u Oviedo at tha canter of thrivlag Htmlnole County community. |of tha psaatngva. No. 1SS W ire baby girl (lu t e d ) CAP1AIN FRNOLD O. LOVJL Marine Detachment o f Sanford J U. 8. Navy) Barks To Attend Seminar-Cruise Dr. Orville Barks of Banfnrd .will attend the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Sem­ inar-Cruise on November 17, which will be held aboard the Steamship Stockholm. Dr. Barks has received notice that the Medical Seminar-Cruise will definitely sail from Wilm­ ington, N. C., on Nov. IT, as sched­ uled. “ Damages to the Stockholm were minor," the notice advised. “ The ship require* replacement o f some ptatr* in the bow section of the crew's quarters, and this will be completed In a few weeks." About 116 doctors, with their families and friends are nuw book­ ed for the cruise. Seminole Chiefs Club Slates 2nd Meet Next Tuesday The second meeting of the Sent* inole Chiefs Club has been s c •.** next Tuesday evening at the com­ missioners room of the Sanford City Hall, John Keeling, secretary-lreaiurcr of tha newly formed club, aald thli morning that the “ main Item o f business to be discussed at Tuesday nlght’a meeting would ba the organisation of the membe-ship drive unde the club'* vie# President Thomas Stringer." There wilt be other Kami <m the agenda, Keeling said. The Seminole Chiefs president, in Cuba this week, will be back lit Sanford for the second get-to­ gether o f the organisation (hat hai dedicated Itself to promote in­ terest In and enthusiasm at th* athletic event* of Seminola High School. Membership fee was set at $8 at the Initial meeting o f the group last Tuesday sight. It Is expected that an even larg­ er crowd than attended th* first meeting when 'he Seminole Chiefs Club was formally organised, will be on hand for the second meeting next Tuesday night at B o'clock. E. love Receives Rank Promotion I. To Captain, USMC Emold O. Love, Offlcerltw Charge o f th* Marine Detachment o f Sanford Naval Air Station, ha* been promoted In rank to Captain U.S. Marine Corp*. Captain Lov* received news o f hi* promotion from Major L. J. Sartor, USMC, Commanding Offi­ cer of th* Marine Barracks at th* Jacksonville NAS, July 20. Before reporting aboard SNAS ■■ Offlcer ln-Chsrge of the Ma­ rin* Detachment in 8cpL 1955, he was Marine Barracks Officer at tha Jackaonville NAS. Captain Love received hi* commlaalon a* 2nd Lt., USMC, In No­ vember, 1962. Since then, he lu * had duty with the 1st Marine Di­ vision In Korea, and with (ha 4th Marine Regiment in Uawall. Captain Love I* married to th* former Mis* Sally Moore o f Wa­ terford, Wls. They have one child, Michael Lee. They reside in San­ ford. VALIDATION OK BONDS FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS OKAYED TALLAHASSEE IB - Validation of bunds for new school buildings has been approved by the Su­ preme Court for Alachua, $300.000; Brevard, *1 million dollars; Escambia, one million dollars; nlm I q44TrOl on AT lotlsDT William E. Mattair. 85. died at Manatee, $200,000; Okaloosa, 1/4 11:15 p. m. last night at the horn* million dollars; Pasco, $200,000; of his son-ln-taw and dniigh'.cr, St, Lucie, $300,000; Santa Rosa Mr. and Mrs. Herman Koteff, 1521 $230,000, and Sarasota $200,000. Duiiela* Ave. Mr. Mattair had made hi* home in Hanford for the la-t three months. He passed away following a short Illness. Born Feb. 16, 1871 In Wiltlston, Mr. Mnttalr had made his home In Osteen for the ns*' 28 year* until moving to Sanford, lfe retired In 1927 from tht Florida East Coast Railroad at a section foreman. Ur. Mattair was a member o f the Osteen Baptist Church and o f the Spanish American War Vet­ eran*. Ha la survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary C. Mattair, Osteen! four daughters, Mrs. J. F. Wheel­ er. Ocala; Mri. G. A. Harris, Mrs, 111uford Carroll, and Mrs. Her*man Koleff, Sanford: one son, W. E. Mattair Jr., Sanford, ten grandchildren, two great grand­ children, and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be b « ld 'i» * a p. m. tomorrow afternoon »% Bri-tcn Funeral Home with tho lo v . W. P. Brooks Jr., officiating. Burial wUI b* to th* Oth Cemetery, W. E. Mattair, 85, Dies Last N igh t After Short Illness O fflrsr-ln-f barge o f th* Station. (Official P hot* N fW b l ADDITIONAL m pah i /i / . • “-all 'i M s v* w.<# >2* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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