13 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bfd066b5879cab7159e7dc7a8733931c.pdf 6a8f6c698e7f790c44a8891c042dad08 PDF Text Text t •» - mm Of course, If he Is a normal, healthy, growing boy, hla chief thoughta are of games and play and lots of good things to cal. llul beyond these simple childhood wants • ■tugging constantly at the heartstrings of every American boy are far deeper yearnings, and dreaats and aspirat ions o f the big man's world shesd of him. First o f all, he wants to be just like his Daddy—the all* wise King of his little universe, the men who can do every* thing end solve the most perplexing problems confronting the child at every turn. In his eastlea o f dreams that every boy sees for himself For that little boy with (be fish polo and the far-away high in the noonday clouds Is a home just like Dad's. All look in hie eyes, the security of a home Is the begianlag aad comforts and conveniences are sort of taken for granted— the end of nil his dreams. He'll wander far end wide, fight they’re the best, or Daddy wouldn't have them. great battles, perform heroic feats o f bravery, act i a p t a b Everything Is in that home— food and light and warmth and love. And though he doea'nl spell it out in any such high sounding word, it ell adds up to one thing, SECURITY. b!r records in foothill and Imsehall and avriaiailag, be a brave policeman, a mighty hunter, admiral over tea thow sand ships and planes. Hut always, when the boat is e n r , and the battle is won he will come bach te the h ayfiaaa and love and SECURITY o f a home just like Ifcd'a. You Ow e It To That Little the modern Florida homes If You Are i Veteran $825 Down Payment (Includes closing cost) * $87 Per Month (Includes Taxes and Ipa.) Service Penionnel F- H. X . $1000 Down Payment (Includes closing cost) ACT NOW and you can select bathroom tile and interior finish on any uncompleted home. - B fl O dhan t & ju d o h ., BRAILEY O D H A M , President $68 por Month (Includes Taxes aad Inn.) F. H. A. $1100 Down Payment (Includes dosing casts) $03 Per Month (Includes Taxes and la x ) �Associated Pres* leased Wire HANFORD, FLORIDA Opal M ia the official design*-' to Ion of the Inter-state training ex" r e i n for Civil Defense pernoni**l and the public In ganerat. The name la Uktn from operation ALert 1IM and wW apply to a aimalated air attack on thia coun­ try. Tha “ enemy strike" will taka place on Friday and there will be Id target’ eroae specified In the tfert, according to A. B. Peterato l r „ director for Seminola BY: 8PC JOHN 8. KR1DBR Jr. Tha Sanford National Guard * 4 S i r Williams, Deputy Director, U n i t , Company B. 184th AIB StowsJhht the CD staff will be callM m to taka pert In the first (Armord Infantry Battalion) com­ j t a o b 'a f the “ stu ck " and will pleted a very successful two weeka j B m I .by for approximately 10 Summer F i e l d Training period n S a f e ' Tha problem here will be July IB at Fori Stewart. Georgia. tomttag Incoming “ refugees", af­ Fort Stewart la the home of fording them medical facilities, the Anti-aircraft artillery and tank abetter, clothing and food. It will also Involve the handling of dis­ training center for the United placed persona on the move from statee Army. This tnarka the first field train­ 'daraaa affected either by the bomb drop or the radio active fallout. ing for tha local unit as an ar­ mored Infantry company. T h a Williams added. The general assumption* for unlt'a designation waa changed tha training exercise will be these, from Co, 1, 124th Infantry to Co. aecordlag to the orders Issued to B. 164th AIB last November when hay CD officials by Dir. Peter- the 48th Infantry Division was concerted to an armored division. son: The unit completed an outstand­ 1. There will be a nuclear st­ u c k on July 10, striking. TO spot*. ing record in training end waa *. Single bombs will be drop- awarded permanant potrtulon of -p ed la U Instances, In 14 caaee the Firat Lieutenant Jack M. Nich­ •there wtO bo from two to live olson Trophy for tha highest quali­ fication In individual arms. This award was presented an­ nually by the 124lh Infantry Reg­ iment and waa won by Com­ pany I, in I8B2 and 1053. The unit la now commanded by Captain Joaeph D. Bryant and is composed of men of the Sanford Area. ylnt lauMbod missUse, 7. No lnteraatioaat evacuation W ill bo passible. Sherwood Purchases Tractor Co Community Committee HOW'S THIS FOR Vise! eaya Sandra Berg, The Sanford llrrald'a Society editor as tha and her hus­ band, Bobby, take a stroll through Sanl-ando Springs' Gift shop. (Staff Photo) Hospital Notes MU* Nora •Bello Clause take* over today at tha Jaycee Inform­ ation Booth at tha foot of Park Avsn at Somlnole Boulevard, aa receptiooUt-ioeretary for t h e Seminole County Junior Chamber •f Commerce. MUa Clausa will greet visitors «■ they visit tha booth tor infor­ mation about Sanford, Seminole _ County and Central Florida. • The Jayoeo Information Booth la open daily from t a. m. to 11 a. m. and from 1 to 5 p. m. Misa Clauie, taking over the desk and the many duties sur­ rounding her position with the lo­ cal Jaycee organisation aald tbU morning that “ It will bo very inUreating." 8h* hai been employed for the last four years at Roumillat and it.Andaman Drug Store and take* ever Urn duties aa roceptitolstaom tory from Mrs. Flora Whig- Chart** Baggsriy (Sanford) Pearl Jackson (Oviedo) Tracy Lee Knowles (Sanford) Mildred Johnson (Sanford) Kate Clarke (Sanford) Doris Cole (De Bary) Willie Jaraea Snell (Penney Farm) Vera Eleanor Mathers (Sanford) Births Baby Girl Johnson Discharge* Mrs. Peggy Ingwell (Sanford) Baby Girl Ingwell Chirlea Gatlin (Geneva) Merle Barnes (8anford> Rosalie Wesley (Enterprise) Baby Girl Wealey Alberta Bradshaw (Sanford) Robert Ache (Maitland) Tracy-Lee Knowles (Sanford) Virginia Wright (Sanford) ~ Baby Boy Wright (Sanford) Curtis Daniel (Sanford) Johnny MeGlbUney (Sanford) Baby Girl McGIbianey Jnly 11 John T. Knight (Sanford) Jack Hickson (Sanford) Robert Lee Robinson (Sanford) ThirkaH MeGUl (Sanford) Blrtha Baby Boy Mathers Discharges Calvin Crumlty (Sanford) Willie Snell Jr. (8anfard) ■ Four membera of the Pilot Club* " of Sanford will attend Pilot Club ■ ■ |ae«| a Intemational's 35th annual eon- A I W llC A V t 1C ventlon on Florida's fatuous Gold f f l l J w I I IJ Coast, July 11-21. The local de­ legation, headed by Mra. Sue A ||A m Jiaeea U « > L a 1 S. Stevenson, president and 9 Three outlioard motors won* legate, will leaf* today for 511stolen during the early pari of A. I.. Wilson of Wilkon-Maler 1'uni. Co, was among somo <1000 home furnishing retailers’ who ^ A - ,i ( t j m dt- ATieiiaillg H BillCl 3 Stores Entered Early Friday Morn Deputy Reports By MARY FOWI.KR Deputy Sheriff David MacKarlane of De Bary reported that the Coreon Grocery, Gururliarri's Drug Store and Davis General Store were broken into and enter­ ed early Friday morning. Edgar Corson state* that he tost between **00 and IIOOO in groc­ eries and meaU; hit entire slock (or the week was rifled. Gurucharri’s Drug Store lest several cameras, juke boa money and cigarette*. The Davis store which it near the Lake Monroe Bridge lias not yet made an avsluation of its losses. In each cat* the beck door was jimmied open end probably sev­ eral people were involved in car­ rying out the loot. So far a* U known only the Uurucharri Drug Store U covered by theft insur­ ance. Post Will Elect Fair O fficials Mcfubayg of the CampbcIlLnising PcNx of the American Legion will elect their fair official* at a meeting tn be held tonight at the Legion liul. The meeting will be preerded by a free supper for all member* at 7:30 p. m. Lynn Lyon, Commander of the local American Legion Post ha* called ■ meeting of the Executive Committee for 0:43 this evening at the Legion Hut, Lyon said this nlhrnlng. “ This I* one of the moat Important meetings of our organisation for th* year and ee large aa atten­ dance aa possible it urged." nata) Mra. V, C, Messenger, Re­ cording Secretary; and lira. II. K. Chapman, Mental Health Chair­ man. Mr*. Merle Gleason, governor «\f thia district will lie officially Installed as a memlier of the Board of Directors of Pilot Club International when Mr*. Jean Conacber, an educator, of Ham­ ilton Gnt.. Canada, heroines In­ ternational president. This will lie the first time In Pilot Club history that a non-resident of the United State* has become pres­ ident. The Board of education of the City of Hamilton i* sending a special representative, Mr*. Katherine McAuley. in lie present for Mr*. Concher’s installation and reception. Mi*. Conachrr, now president­ elect, will conduit a three-day Governor*' Council uliidi begins Sunday evening, July 15. This will, be attended by Mr*. Marie Gleason of Ocala, lieutenant governor of Ihi* district. A fpeclal guest at the conven­ tion, will be Miss Lucy Allen, u charter member of the Macon, Ga., Pilot Club and the first In­ ternational piesident, who has •sen the organhtati<>n grow to sum* 400 clulis tin*niglioul the United State*, Canada, Bermuda, England, Hawaii, and Japan. Also to bo honored Is Miss Annio Nut­ ting of Macon, Ga., who has been an arrive member of Pilot Inter­ national since its chartering Oct­ ober 1H, 1021. She has seen th# classified service organisation grow from it* original 40 to aomo 11,000 membars. Mrs. M. Montieth Dies In Leesburg Mr*. Vary Howard Montieth. S3, passed away In a convalescent horn* In Leesburg Saturday July II at; 3 o'rjeck following • lengthy lltnes*. ^ ------- v She waa a native of Atlanta, a*. Mrs, Montieth was an actlva member of the Baptist Church In Beach Island, S. C. Funeral arrangement* art be­ ing mad* for interment in the family burial plot in Beech Island. torvivors Include; one daugh­ ter, Mra. M. W. Dunbar o f Lees­ burg; ttrn lone, Howeed Moniiarth o f gaaford and J. W. Montieth of Tampa; *1* grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Weather o f tha employee High School Glee Club Director Is Attending Course Four Pilot Club Members Leave Today For Miami Beach Confab Siren warnings to tha people will be given at a designated time. Robert E. Ache Jr. (Maitland) All radio* will go off the air for Jamaa L Spivey (Sanford) a period « { 18 minutes. Hatel Carter (Sanford) All radios during this period of Births aitoaco should bo tamed to the Baby Girl McGIbianey ConeIrad wave lengthe, MO or 124#, Wachargse and taatracUons will be ghran by Curie Griffin (Sanford) order cantata. Katherine Witherspoon (Maitland) Tha CD Officials urgently reMargaret Algewnta lMima) qadet ataryeae take p e n in KaUy Brae* (Sanford) this phase of the eaercise. It will AaaalUa Angelack (Do Bkry) ha of short duration. M y 1< Hiss Kora Clause Is Jaycee Secretary T. Program Is Explained lis Girard To Rotary Cluft aa they letorwad from swimming, p»laj lag a*d Scampering over the hags HanLando Springs area. The day-long outing Included n hug* feed at midday in addition u tha outing am piayrim* summer Southern Furniture Re­ position Building, In High Point, N. C. This 10-day market, July 0-19. lute almost 400 nianufartuicr* of home furnishings showing more new meirhnmlln*- In the 12 actes nf air ruiulitloncd display spare In the 14-*t<uy building limn ever liefore, according ta len J. H**r, manager of the Building, The Building Is close. 1 to con­ sumers, hut aitually a lot of tlm nrw merchandise may lie teen now In furniture end department stores serose the nation, because merchant* sampled many of the new offerings tn Spring pre-mar­ ket *luiuing*. Iluyrrs at the Summer market are lemming l<» make quantity purchases In pro* pa ration for Fall business. BE READY! A mack enemy eir attack designed to train Civil Defense personnel and acquaint the public with planned protective procedures is set for July 20. YOU SHOULD 1. Tuuc your radio to Cone)rad (040 or 1240) at 3:U p. m.p July 20. 2. Listen for warning siren* in your neighborhood. 3. Thank God that this it only a simulated attack and that protection is planned, pre­ pared and provided. hooded by Fred Wiring. Demonstration ■ of choral con* ducting, mierphono and Upia re* cording sessions, lectures oft Contest For Tots Slated For July 20 Equal points will be 'awarded for each of tha three divisions of the Little Mite Seven contest to be held at Banlando Spring* July 30 and 21. The seven-year-old’* ability to dance, sing and other style* of entertainment will ba judged July 30 with those left over being epnw petlng the following morning, The girls win appear in party dress at 3:30 p. tn. the first day and the final judging In bathing suit* is scheduled far I p. m. July Entry blank* may t o obtained from tha Seminal* Comity Chants bar of Commerce or by aonUctlng Sanlando Springs, tmgwobd. - �T ‘T<Tf>r>rl? 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R H JM tw K k*' ' PHONE 977 �I Pike's Mississippi Trip Overlooked In History 07 TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS One hundred and fifty years ,Airo * jw m o Army lieutenant UTlioie uaina was later to com* memorate a mountain poled hit keclboat Into St. Louis and thus beeama tha first white man l» scccessfully ascend and down whst is known today as the “ up­ per stretch" of the Mississippi River. Zebulon Montgomery Pike, Just 25 years old, returned to St. Louis after an eight-month trek idnto the Upper Mississippi area. *bur nation had purchased the Louisiana Territory fn 1803 and Pike’s upriver exploration was one of two important mission* being conducted in the young iepublic in 1805. The other, of course, was the Lewis and Clark expedition which broke trait up another gtcat river, the Misiourl. Pike's Mississippi trip is one history seems to hav,*over* % looked. Perhaps it is because his \ second great river trek—up the t Arkansas in lata 1600—brought l him to the mountain now named ■ fu s e 's Peak." Whatever the ex­ planation, his Mississippi River exploration* deserve notice too. ' Pika and Ida party of 20 men left St. Louia on Aug. 0. 1805. According to ordera given him by (.Gert. James Wilkinson, he was to fifc-xplnre and report the Mississippi River from St. Louis to Its source; recommend sites for military posts: eonsult with Indians along the way; make peace if possible between the Sioux ami Ojibways, and check on British traders who had remnined In the newly acquir ed American territory. Army's College Is Celebrating 75th Anniversary Longwood Pike, unlike Davy Crockett, Paul Runyan and other figures of 10th Century American frontier tore, was not a perfect man. He did manage to placate some of the Indians he encounteied and ha discovered' certain known murderers among several tribes in the uper river Country. But he never achieved his goal of finding tha actual source of tlie Mississippi. This understandable shortcom­ ing aside. Pike's accomplishments on the 1,130 mile stretch of upper river were worth the difficult trip. He managed to secure 100.000 acres of land from the Sioux who were ramped at the con­ fluence of the Slinnesota and Mississippi rivers where Ft. Knell­ ing now standi. The price for this tract? Pike repotted that he got it alter he had presented the iSoux with $200 worth of gifts and had “ cleared the Indians’ throats" with some GOO gallons of watered whis key. Pike got no special reward for Ills ' upriver accomplishments and had luck seemed to follow him from this point on. Sent out on the exploration of the Arkansas River three months after he returned from his Mis­ sissippi trip, he was captured by Mexicans and taken on an en­ forced tour of their country before he was released in 1807. He finally was kilted in the Hal tic of York during the War of 1612. Pike’s military career was short and fascinating. Ho began as n lieutenant in 1802, and when he uas killed in 1813, ha uas a brigadier general. land, Anita Trcycns of France, Marina Orschet of Germany, Gudlaug Gudmondsdottlr of Iceland, Rosanna Calll of Italy and Can Uysat of Turkey. After a short virit in New York, the girls are oil to lxing Ueach, Calif, for the contest. (Jritcriwlionol) MINI IN?I •NATIONAL beauties who want to be Miss Universe, show uft their charms on their ar­ rival In New York, Lrft to right are: Lucicnnc Auquler of Belgium, Ingrid Cioude of Sweden, Elaine Ulshcndcn of Canada, Iris Waller of Eng­ The first steamboat to reach St. Louis was named after him; President James Madison eulogized him In an address to Congress; and a now warship In Kackett* Hasbor was christened the “ Gen­ eral Pike" in 1813. Today, his name marks a Mis­ sissippi River dam, a stn'e pars. 10 counties, 18 towns nod several hays, rive's and lakes In addition to the famous mountain. State Business Activity Higher JACKSONVILLE idt — Business tt per cent lor the six month peractivity in Florida, ss reflected iod. by bank debits, was 13 per rent I in key Florida cities, gains wjre higher for the first six months of 13 per cent at Pensacola, 11 per 13S6 than for the corresponding cent at Miami and Tantpa, *1 per period of 1315. cent at Jacksonville, 12 per cent Each month showed an Increase at West Palm Beach, 10 pi r cent over a year ago, the Federal Re­ at Orlando and 8 per d-ni at St. serve Bank said in reporting the Petersburg. figures. The Juno 19.VS total for Florida The gain fnr the six Southeas­ was II per rent ahrad of June tern slates in this district totalled ms. BY MRS. Rirm LAVO Mr. and Mrs. Linton Cox enter­ tained the Longwood Volunteer Firemen and their families with a sausage roast and swim party al their home recntly. The bridge club met with Mrs. Thomas Gladwin Thursday after­ noon. Among those playing were, Mrs. Etta James, Mrs. Leroy Neu­ man and Mrs. R. C. Carlson. Mrs. Louis Knoll entertained the Pinochle Club at the home of her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wales on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. Freidberg and ehihlren, Chris, Randy and Heidi, who have been guests of their pa­ rents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ru­ dolph, for the past month hire left to return to thrir home tn Cleve­ land Heights, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Kamurt Gulnta and sons, Joe amt Tommy, who have been visiting Mrs. Bette Lock Icy, while touring Florida have left to return to their home in Rochester, New York. Mrs. Margaret Malheson and Mrs. Carrie Baldwin are entertain­ ing their sister, Mrs. Mabel Hur­ ley, who resides in Fort Lauder­ dale. Jack Robertson spent the past weekend with hi* brother, Robert in Jacksonville. Mr. and Mr*, nayburn Mllwre and family are spending the month of July at a cottage on the East Coast. Mrs. Howard Eaton Jr. and daughter, Deborah Kay, who have been visiting her parent's, Chief and Mrs. Claude Layoi have toft In return to her home in Webster, NY. Mrs. Rov Rmvles and >on. Gary, FT. LEAVENWORTH. Kan., W) — A tough college with one of the most exclusive student bodies fn the world Is now eelobrntlng Its 75lh anniversary. It is the Armv’s Command and General Staff College and the student* are tomorrow's military tender* who will moke life-nmldenth decision* If future war* break out. This I* where student officers— most of them major* and lieuten­ ant colonel*—are taught how a modern army fight*. Today about T H E SANFORD f d lM X f t Mott- July 18, 1858 half that Interaction atomic warfaro. Thi* highly special)tad school It one long cram courts. It take# 41 crowded week* to teach offic­ ers of our regular Army th« nan of combined arms—Infantry- art* tilery and armor—Ih an stomlt world. Pressure la to tough and time fa ao short oomo studoata say it la like trying to driah oat of a fire hose. The student* who art rage 98 years of age, spend front six to seven hours a day la elaat. Their homework sessions rang* front three to four. And on 11 nervous occasions cornea “ frustration Fri­ day.’' the day of examination on which each off tear fa graded. Wive* and children lira with tho officers on tha post, either In •Ingle house* or converted her* racks. With tha man deeply oc­ cupied day* and evening*, tho A m y haa turned Itself Inaldo out to provide ways of heaping wo­ men and children occupied—out from under father’s feet. Toward tho end of tho grind, the wives recti re their reward tn an elaborate ceremony: Each re­ ceives « diploma with the degree of P.H.T., meaning "pushin’ hubby thru." Men frequently call tho eoUaga the “ pressure cooker," and there's no doubt that it Is a stepping atone to Army advancement. Of all the officers who aorvo with the rank of general—from brigad­ ier upward*—In World War lt» 78 per cent wars CAGSC grad* nates. have returned from a two-week visit with relatives in Waycros*, Ga„ and other point*. Mr*. Edith Hatlam spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Hunter at their home in New Smyrna Reach. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Nichol* spent Thursday visiting friend* on Silver Lake. Sanford. Mr*. Leroy Neumann entertained Mrs. Thomas Gladwin, Mr*. R, C. Carlson and Mr*. Eva James al contract bridge on Monday eve­ ning. Mrs, Jamies McGrath Is now em­ ployed by the Sanford Naval Air Station. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Wakenship and children formerly of Starke, arc guest* of their father, Myrt Blankenship, on Maine St. Mr. and Mrs. Neal Gilbert and Mr. and Mr*. Maurice Prrly and children, April and Maurice Jr., were Fourth of July guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mc­ Grath, and James Robert and Store children than adults hara William McLaughlin, common cold*. bert and William McLaughlin. Mr*. Leroy Nrumamr left Wednesday to visit her sons and It. S. farmers need 11 hUlIoa families In Long eRach, N. J. ration* of crude tU tn IBM. — 122” i r a M « £ jV ^ ( .'tw fcil— ctJ Ui vU ch i t i y i pvt wtonB > M i t f it, w rti w H c Uftrfer light, iM a n •f « « m $ O ft d o n i sJfatf Jjr, anrgfj£ , ; P i US G f ’ wmtomntirmllg I > Ifcar f i r f u t It n i « | m i • G t i d ^ O it I m t a w «■ « • Rem ovohl* M i A J J w t a l h f t M r S f c i h n A P P L IA N C E S CO; VOL/ W / NT 7 0 /* QUALITY Goodyear Service Store Phone 222 YOU WANT LOW TITUSVILLI Sanford Electric 116 Magnolia Avenue PKHl G. E. G IV ES YOU BOTH ! SANFORD 113 S. Park CAPACITY1; , . . . . ..l/ i /** F n w h t g S * r fo c * » • T e m p c ro tu r i C o n tr o l D I P i N D A l . i l II r I G EN ERA L ^ .E L E C T R IC Phone 442 Pa|« t 300 Julia Street �S M n n S M M t MM>. M S S P B E H ff Labor Both Confronted Myriad Regulations Today A rscnnt m v i Item, on U*t Wednesday |» bo exact, rotated that Governor Averell Rarrtman o f Now York charred that Presi­ dent Eisenhower demonstrated “ lack o f leadership" In dealing with the Nationwide etadl strike. . Frankly, Governor H antaan's Ideas con­ tain most o f the reel reasons for our situa­ tion today rotative to labor and manajrement r there’ s too much government and not Inoagh btts,nejs la the operation of the na­ tion’s industries. Largs or smu/., me my­ riad regulations Imposed on business and Industry today are holding back the ad­ vancement o f sodet on e sound end level 1: ►/ - ' ■ . Industry end labor both ere confronted with mediators, government agencies, labor eeQinga, labor controls, social and welfare agendas—millions o f fingers dipping into the business o f private individuals. The ultimate end o f ell of this melsngs is eoclalism—what's good for John Is good fo r Jim. A pattern has bean set end annually there are thousands upon thousands of cl* tfcane deprived o f their right to work be'cause o f government regulations, going so fa r aa to say that no craftsman may work an a government construction project unless he Is n member o f a union, Thera are honest, law abiding, patriotic, Ascent, and respected citizen* today cowtowed Into tho heap o f those apparently *not wanted” and are relegated Into fighttag fo r their livelihood end support o f their families because o f the leek o f “ a card” . Bo mueh Is heard today about the little businessman and what the government is doing for him—actually, if It were vreally known, tho Uttlo businessman cannot meet tho demands o f government regulations ne­ cessary to keep him in business. That's why little industry is nearly a thing of tho past. Governor Harrtman and all of the others who era dabbling in the national political Affairs should keep hands-off labor dis­ putes whether they be the steel strike situatioa or any others that might pop up T h s Sanford Herald a u *n a .a .*-sa “ r,i a: ir s ? — a c mSS^mSS BATVS SI A* In In, __^"Ttiai „ rw W ltta N H i • H I V accin e A vailable In a letter to all physicians in t h e United States, Dr. Hart E. Vtn Riper, Medlcat Director of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, explained that the pol­ iomyelitis vaccine subtly In this country as a whole now exceeds current demande. It was In this letter that Dr. Von Riper urged all physicians to obtain just aa much o f the vaccine aa they need and Inject it without delay in as many o f their patients as are eligible to receive vaccine In their In­ dividual communities. The United States Public Health Ser­ vice, the American Academy o f Pediatrics, the / i r e i ’iean Medical Association, the American Public Health Association and other medical organizations concur that the polio vaccine is both safe and desirabla now and throughout the summer. Surgeon General Leonard Scheele of tha U. S. Public Health Service said, at the 105th Annual Meeting o f tha American Medical Association In Chicago recently: "The immediate order of business in the polio fight Is to use every drop of vaccine available in the widest posslbls way—vaccine given in July end August will prevent para­ lytic cases and even deaths in Abgust and September.” The next step is to get underway, as quickly as possible* the "Vaccinate Now” program.' From experience, since May 7, 1985, 28 areas which are mostly states, reports show that ths vaccina U at least 75 par cent effectlvs on prevsntlng paralytic pol­ iomyelitis. Sanford and Seminole County, even Into the entire Central Florida Area, have all been extremely fortunate that polio epidem­ ics- have been avoided. Only a few casee have been reported In comparison with othsr communities o f comparable sirs. It is to the aflvantaga of parents, youth leaders, and alt other eommunlty-mlnded citizens to get tha "Vaccinate Now" program underway. A healthy community Is a progressive community. • • • T O D A Y 'S M U M S V K R M Who Is he that will harm you, if ya be gealoua of that which ta good? I Peter 8:13 — If the eoul la unscathed we escape the most deadly harm. Material Injuries are temporal; we wilt outlive them. Certainly 1 fib a little sometimes, said the wife o f a Kiwanian at a Klwants dinner party. "But Isn't It a wife’s duty to apeak well of her husband now and then,” aha said. Moa. July 16. IBM Page 4. Tuna Industry By SAM DAWSON •AM D1EQO U t- The tuna iaduitry laa't hurting aa badly thia summer s i lait sad that should be goad now* h r salad sad sand­ wich devotee*. M e w are lower hath aa wk*4 sad what prodoctlea la ip tha United la rise, aad far tho fln t time hi B n year* there ham t been a big aaaual lump la am out of eaaasd and ft, tha Japaasao sail la £2 . eh o f K, surpr _ i land locked K< aaa City—«a finance the building si now suppers. Also, tho cannon haven’t, as anyway. Mueh t*k the potaaasmpathtea from the fairly _ . taaoeries is Puerto Eire, along tho U. A Orff Oo»it, and as h r away aa Page Pegs la AmsriS BY HAL BOYLE NEW YORK 9) - Some things a colunlst might never know if he dldnt reed hi* m id: That John L. Sullivan, the heavyweight champ, would eat 14 or 13 pound* of beef at a tingle Altai. That In tha old days attaka were ttnderiaed by putting them beDeath aaddlea during ride*. . That only half the nation’* farm famllle* make a satisfactory liv­ ing off the land—and they produce 10 percent of the nation'* crop*. That one of hotelman Conrad Hilton'* favorite laying* 1*. "I try to mike everybody around me ju*t * little bit rich." That 72 per cent of all new auto­ mobile* »old In 1935 were told on credit, and auto *ale* now account for M per cent of all in*tallment credit. That Lillian Roth, s tongblrd harried by much hard luck In the put, wia born on a Friday the 13th. That Bob Hope, the fifth of *evan aon* of a British stonemsson, from time to time Labor and management are both mired so deep into governmental regulations now that it Is doubtful that they will emerge from their arguments for the betterment o f the nation’s citizens and for the betterment of those who work In the steel Industry, It all boils down to the fact that tax­ payers money fchould not be used to fight the taxpayers— neither should the laborers dues in a union be used to fight the labor­ er. All this talk of super highways will, if they're built, only provide a faster way to tha graveyard, unless folks learn how to drive better In the future than they have In the past. fa* lb * N I M H Hf I l M t l at N ftlw B irn iiilif rmlaa Columnist's Mail Yields Many Things • • • Is Doing Thl* docin’t main that the fish­ ermen and the tanner* are real happy. They aren't. They deeply resent the Japan­ ese inroad*. If tt Isn’t higher thia yaar than last, it Isn't lower either. Jamas B. Lane, president of West gate—California Tuna Packing, feet* the leveling off of Import* la due more to bad fishing luck than to any change of heart by tha Japanese. Beat owner* eomplala of higher openttag roet*. For ono thing inauranet on tah fishing elippers rose M per cent after a aerie* of fishing boat sinking* when the in­ dustry was in thu doldrums a year er ao age and much of tha fleet ws* idle for weeks at a time. Aad the clnnere aay that their August and April price slashing* to meet foreign competition and the lower prices on unadvertised brands baa given their profit mis* tins a shave too close for com­ fort. Harold P. Corey, manager of Better the American Tunaboat Aaao. es­ timate* the domestic catch camo to ao million pounds lait year, a sharp drop from the ttt million tho year before. He puts total Im­ ports of fr o m and canned tuna from Japan at 144 million pounds last year, compered with IMtt mlUon in 1934. C a h ills Facing BETHANY, Conn. Ill-Ray Cahill tries to forget his apprehension. When he returns home si night, he trie* to say hello to his wife be­ fore he says anything elae. Ha tries, but often falls. Usually, before any greeting, he finds him­ self asking: "Anything happen?” Hie question pops out involun­ tarily, for In the past three yean Bay and Jean Cahill have bad m on crises In their young live* than you get in an aU-nlghi, daueta-wlld poker game. Now, as before, the larger ques­ tion before the household Is; Are the Cahills relativaly rich or stone broker Do they soon go back oa relief, or will they continue to hold on to their fully-pald-for homo, station wagon and 123,000 bank account? la 1933, Cahill, then a new brakeman for the New Haven Rail­ road, was flagging traffic at s train erotalag when a track sud­ denly pinned him against a cou­ pling, Ha was crippled, for life. While the Cahill* went on relief, their lawyer sued tho railroad on tho grounds that Cahill wasn’t properly prepared for the haiards of the Job. They also filed ault against the tracker. That, began s legal marathon. Late in ISM the Cahill* woo an sward of more than fso.ooo from a federal court Jury In New Ha­ ven. Ths railroad appealed and won s nvarsal la circuit court but tbo U.S. Supremo Court act Slide the reversal. The railroad At this point, last Feb. «, tho railroad paid—4*4,000 in damage* plus interest. But the railroad re­ turned again to the Supreme Court and this time—the third time that tho court acted la the suit—tho case was ordered returned to tbo appellate court for consideration Of claimed error* by tho trial Judge. Meanwhile, tho CahDla say they have disposed of about 171,000 in­ cluding tM.oos to .their attorney. U the circuit court orders the ease retried and this lime the railroad wins, win tha railroad try and could it get tny er all of lu money baekT ’ Nobody now eaa answer with any certainty, ho legal queetina are comples, and not likely to bo settled for months. The human questions run polgnaqfly deep In the Uvea of Ray­ mond Cahill, 14. who is husky and proud—a former high school toot- Big Q u e stio n bsD star, who now ean't aval help earning my money again so we'll carry ths groceries In; his bra- be living off the money left in the nette wife, Jean, who earrlei the bank. That Is, I hope we can. groceriea, hoping he won't notice; Somehow I have the feeling every­ their three children—Jeanne, three thing will be ell right. But, of years old; Patty, » months, and course, you can't help doubting a lot of the time. All I know Is, we Raymond, Jr., S months. Injuries to his spina) eolumn left can't go back to living the way Cahill with little use of hia lags. we were." When the accident occurred, Ray Putting all his weight on ■ cane, he cen walk only briefly before had been a brakeman only three P,a!n and fatigue atop him. Ho has months, earning ITS a week when no eontrol, ho saya, in his right he worked a full week. He did lag and only a little in hla left. So cerpcnlry on the side. They were he drives with his legs crossed, the living In a third-floor walkup in left maneuvering the gas pedal and New Haven. brake. Tha Cahills now Uvo temporarily In his father’s four-room bouse In the country near Bethany. Their own house, almost complete, is be­ ing built a couple of mile* away. LONDON Ml — The llou*e of Like other prospective homo own­ Lordi hat delayed abolition of er!, Ray like* to go over and "ipur hanging—Britain's only form of tha builders on," despite hia diffl- capita] punishment—at lean un­ cullies in getting there. til next March. The railroad says it won't seek Tha Lords Tuesday overwhelm­ to "add to the Cahills' hardship" If it wins a second trial. Asked ingly rejected the controversial about the bouse, a spokesman takf, abolition bilL Their action tent "W# have no Intention of bearing ths measure back to the House of down." Also, a bill has been Intro­ Commons. The bill can still beduced in Congress to allow the Ca­ com* law if ths lower house ap­ hills to keep their money and new proves it again one year after its possessions and reimburse the rail­ Passage last March 13. The Lords turned down the gov­ road if It wins. But nobody knows ernment-opposed bill Z34 05 in one when or if the bill will pats. According to Ray, they now have of the biggest votes mustered in the hereditary upper house in •bout 123,o n left la tho bank. Ray'doesn’t talk much about hla years. Labor party spokesmen, physical handicaps unless you etk who** party backed the campaign to abolish hanging, warned the him. "The wont thing," he says fin­ peers might low what liltla power ally, "la with the kidt. I can’t they have left tho next time a pick them up, aveo the little one. Labor government gels in office. We go somewhere with friends and Britain's chief Juatloe Lord God­ Jeanne sees another father sling dard led the opposition to the bill. hla child over hia shoulder. She "If thia bill U passed," he de­ ran't understand why I ean't do clared, "Judges will not be able to that. give any greater puniahment for "1 sit out in the back and watch deliberate wilfull murder than Tor them play and if one of them gets burglary, tor the offense of sac­ hurt I have to call Jean from the rilege, or for tii* forging of a house. I ean't do anything about will. It, When I Aral started to walk again, 1 used to fall a lot and that embarrassed everyone. L i t t l e Jeanno would scream ’Please gat up, get up.1 "There a n other thing*, but a guy can't Juat ait and ery about It You got to do something." Ho la. Ha baa completed one year at Stato Teacher* College la New Haven. Is three more years he hopes to have hia bachelor's da gree, another year for a master's and the* hopes to toaek high school mathomaUeo. "It'll be a while before I Mart House Of Lords Delays Abolition gives tha equivalent of a million dollars a year in free appearances for charity benefits. That a man's U(a expectancy at S3 is 13 more years. But If be fails to adjust well to retirement at <3 he usually lasts only about two years after ba quits his Job. That persons over S3 spend an average of 1102 a year for medical services, compared to 143 for the general population. That language difficulties am t Just a problem with people—birds have them too. An American crow, for axample, doesn't understand some of the cries of a French crow. That the offspring of a tingle lady clothes moth esn eat 92 pounds of wool a year. So can tha offspring of a married lady clothes moth. That Ihrougout the world moth* destroy every 12 month* enough woo] to cloth a million people. That the average American used 41B pounds of paper last year. That the British Anti-Slavery Society estimates there are atlll half a million ilavea in Saudi Arabia, or about five per cent of the population. That the Borough of t' Bronx In New York City hat a ttabls owner known as Hopalong AbramowlU. That the first man to fly may have been a Turk named Haxarfen Ahmed Celbi. Wearing a pair of home-made wings, he Is .reported to have leaped off the Galata tow­ er in Istanbul and fluttered across the Bosphorus in 1G23. He is said to have performed the feat nine times. That Ruth Gordon sayi'the trou­ ble with the theatre it—"By the time you're old enough to get the real conception of a part you're practically too old to play It." That the United States now hat 11,713 women doctors and 1,231 women lawyers and Judges. That if you are working in your •—and th e coast-to-coast T V a u d i e n c e and viewer*: "You’re hurting my arm, mister." • * * Herman Wouk, noted author, aspired early in hla be a gag writer for •hows, but-changed .his whan hla first boas aaound him, “Now, Herman, what w* want to a real boffola you from time to tlma. Uiia a model for what you’re striving; the comedian saya Tm M artist. X paint mm m The straight man echoes: Van and womcaT* Then the slays them by aaylng: That’s right "Men" on an* dMTj on the other.' Get ItT" Wouk got tt all right Ha C ISM, to I n m i Owl Ptotrttntotto Volum e-Control Phono • , . T u r n It u p o r d o w n I l k # a r a d i o You don't have to be hard-of-hearing to enjoy this new Volume Control You a Ukn n radio. Brings in the k s lottamilk _____ ______ , Vardan's coniloMermilh is to mack better cell TSordens O M b to . S ou th ern B U T T E R M IL K S oU T o lo p h o n o *t. tt. • •INto y -.■iresfi;;; - * y-n • k l w m u There la an 94-bed hospital oa tho U. S. aircraft carrier Saratoga. TV MASTER of ceremonies all but won a (pedal award for a price boo boo when be asked a small boy three tim es in increasingly urgent tones, to name "the cereal you love to ea| every morning, sonny." Son* ny finally broke his silence by pointing out to the M.C. you perfectly, old thing 1“ A I Hens virtually stop laying eggs when temperature* rise above 91 degrees. -------I A M A K E 'IT A It's an much hotter h r pout Vet, uAeo |to*m be*, tired er thinly, Bergen’s lettrmilh perks MO up — rettern energy, rebuilds vMstyl Cedi |eo off sod keep* yet r - l f-r S hog time. homework **:.» LONDON W — Vivien Leif Sir Laurence Olivier, most famous acting coupl announced they are ei their first baby In No They have been married 19 year*. Miss Leigh, 41, win soon leave the east of Nod Coward’s play “ South Sea Bubble.” She haa a V' 22-year-old daughter by her first marriage to London lawyer Her­ bert Leigh Holman. Sir Laurence, 41, has a B-yeirold ton by hie previous marriage to actreat Jill Esmond. ------------- By BINNITT CKRF_________ w ft B n w o r k e r t h e w e a t h e r c a l f * f o r a b r e a k • . . Buttermilk Break' Acting Couple Expecting Baby] Try and Stop Ma “ B y J o v e, now I ca n h#ar COUPLE KOAEB IN HEAD-ON COLLISION FOLK5TON, Oa.. ill — A head on ear-truck collision on UK. MI yesterday killed Mr. and lira. Harold Black of Lakeland, Fla. The couple's Z-ysar-old son Ed die was hospitalised with n cut <1 A* chin. A S-year-old child was uninjured. Deputy Sheriff Jessie a askin etld indications were that Black went to sleep at the wheel. His car, the officer said, was M inches across tha center line of the highway at the time of the crash. basement and want to be sure te har tha telephone, simply put It on • dlshpan. That more than M per eeat of Egypt’s land area la desert, but the population baa grown frontlJ 9,700,000 In 1997 to nearly 11 million. That beginning about the lit* Century in Europe victim* of lep­ rosy, now called Hansen's disease, were considered officially dead. They attended their own funeral services zed then were strapped to a stake and burned alive. That the oldest living thing oa earth It believed to be a 5,oooyear-old cypress tree at Rio dejfJ Tulle in Mexico. That a survey foand tbit the tallest telle girls are In Chicago, whsre they average I fact 99 inches—and that tall girls teem to prefer shorter men. Some 60 per cent of the tall ladies |el married men shorter than them* selves. ---------------------- >. , Mt «», �S o c ia l fa TTTT PAN TOTm fT F R A M I M en. In ly 10, 1CW Officers' Wives Planning Coffee For New Arrivals Calendar The NAS Officer*’ Wive* Club •re planning a coffee to be held at Jim Spencer'* Rctaurapt In the main dining room Thursday, July 38 at 10 a.m. Thl* U dated with the Idea of getting acquainted with the differ­ ent officer*' wlvci who have re­ cently and ate (till arriving at the station. Mr*. R. H. Conn, preiident, and her new board “ hope to have a good turn out for the event." but we must keep abreast of trends. At least two companies now have a portable on the market Other* are on the way. Now it's reported that an official of ons of these companies has been driv­ ing around with a model plugged to his tar battery. Back scat riders in his car had a pretty good view of .a program—so long as the car kept a straight course and hills didn’t cut off tha beam and So forth. Thanks lo the thoughtfulness of the New York State Legislature, It's illegal for a driver to have a TV set on the dashboard. Too distracting, the Legislature right­ fully concluded. But it’s okay for back seat rider* to watch televi­ sion. It’s okay by the New York Legislature, that is. But It's not okay by me. As an old bark seat driver of many years standing, I don’t want a television program cluttering up my view of the road ahead. To say nothing of the view on both side* of the road. If I'm go­ OVIEDO — Mr. and Mra. Jamei meet the parents at bis aweetbaai ing to take a quiet rid* In the aleolm Jones, of Orlando, former- what a surprise all received. Mi country, I want to take a quiet al Oviedo, are announcing the Morgan and Mra. Jones were fc engagement and approaching mar- mer classmate* at the Wildwoi ride tn tha country. If I want to watch television, L'll stay home. Mage of their daughter, Beverly High School, Mrs. Morgan bell The manner in which television Ana, to WUUam Henry Morgan, son Mias Delphlnia Carruther* ai has insinuated itself into our live* et Mr. and Mra, William H. Mor- Mrs. Jones being Mias Eval; is truly amacing. Once the home (an, ei New Smyrna Beach. Burkett then. was Inviolate, one's privacy with­ Tha wedding ia to taka place at in it assured. Then came televi­ First Baptist Church in Orlando sion, enabling any member of the •ad tha reception will ba held at family to ask in anyone he wished 4ha Dubadrtd Country dub, Or­ merely by twisting a knob. Welt, lande. that's progress, they say. Mias Jen** la a graduate ef Granting the right of tetevialon Edgewater High School, Orlando, to pursue us into the home, it |a th class ef ‘33. Sh later attend­ seems right to draw the line ed Stetaoa University, DeLand. Mr. somewhere. Tor now, with the Sforgaa graduated from tha New advent of efficient portables, we (m y n a Beach High School, then •re pursued out of the home as attended the Uhlveraity of Florida. well as Into It. Jfa la now eoanected with the Met­ The other weekend we were in­ ropolitan Life Insurance Company, vited lo .the shore. It was my Orlando. firm understanding that these Following thalr marriage they good friends did not have a TV •lan on making thair home al 133) set la their summer home. But X. Livlngitoe, Orlando. Miaa Jones is the granddaughter « f Mra. Ruby U. Jones, Oviedo, and 4ha lata Batts Jones, also of Ovi•do M her paternal sida. Her ma­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. W. N. Burkett, of Wildwood. She t* well known in thla locality Saving attended school in Oviedo ter A while, and her father having M M born nnd raised tn thla city. ■he Is also the niece of Mr. and ra, Ban II. Jonet and Mr. and r*. J. B. Jones, of Oviedo. An Unuiual coincidence relative te this engagement is aa follows: whan BUI earrled his parents from Hew Smyrna Beach to Orlando to drowslaaas. It has no place in a car. A ear ia a moving object af­ fording a constantly changing pan­ orama of hilla and fields and woods, Tha place for I TV set is In the homo—from which on* can es­ cape lo country or short. Mrs. F. D. Scott win teach tha >Ht in a aeries of swimming lea•Me lo navy children at the NAS Meal Tueday, July IT. Registration will be held in the VJ t C I I t l\ < ’ teeming of tha 17th at the pool R ID f-IN T H I A I P I Mmi H was announced that those tetabie te register la person may •eh Mrs. R. D. Murry, 303T-R. MONDAY The First Baptist Church of Sinford will htvc the Morning Devotional* in chsrge Monday through Friday, over WTRR at Y:30 a. m. The Baptist Sunday School Association meeting will meet In DeLand at the First ' Baptist Church at • p. m. The Dependable Class of tbs First Methodist Church will have ite regular monthly meeting COFFEE GIVEN, Mis* Georgen* Parser, renter. was feted wtfh a coffee Friday In Oviedo to whlrh 330 guests were invited. Left Is Mrs, Nan Parker, bride-elect* mother and on the right, Mrs l.u\vson A. Hardy, groom'* mother. (Staff I'Jmto) Popular Young Bride-Elect Honored With Coffee Friday OVIEDO “ * Parents Announce Engagement O f Beverly Jones, W. Morgan “Throe ........................... hundred and fifty guests were invited for this momentous occasion from Ovirdo, Chutuota, Goldenrod, Winter Park, Maitland, Orlando, and Sanford. Hostesses for the party were Mrs. R.L. Rags­ dale, Mrs. J B. Jones,, Jr., Mrs. Theodore Wulin, Sr., Mrs. Joe I. Beasley, Mrs. It. L. Wheeler, Mr*. C. M. Arie, Mrs. T. If. Danicll, and Mrs. Geneva Abril C B Swim m ing Lessons W ill tfe Taught A t SNAS Pool A LAKE “Tall “ ‘baskets ‘ of pink and white gladioli Were placed at slratcric points, and pink hibiscus were dis­ played at various plarrs of inter­ est. The piano was centered "with an unuiua) magnolia arrange­ ment. The serving table, overlaid with a linen rlnth. was centered with a very lovely arrangement, a crea­ tion of Mrs. George Means. It was made of pink roses and pink carnation*, interspersed with bri­ dal wreath and centered with six crystal candle holders holding white ' tapers. This was set off Personals Thomas A. Speer, 700 Park Ave. Sanford, has been initiated Into the PI Kappa Alpha fraternity at the Unlverslly of Florida. This Is a inrial organisation which emphasise* scholarship, fellowship and service. To become an active member a student must fulfill certain obliga­ tions involving scholarship and du­ ties to the University and tht fra* temlty. Mr. and Mrs, Lynn Arnold and daughter Melba Jean returned to their home In Clarksburg, W. Vi., after a 10 day visit with her father, and stepmother, Mr. amt Mrs. G. A. Jones and her brother Cecil R. Jones and family, i Mrs. C. F. Farker Sr. underwent surgery in the Orange Memorial Hospital Thursday, July 12, She Is now resting comfortably and may have visitors in her room, 331. Friends of Mra. Wallace Tyre will be glad tn learn ahe'a doing nicely In (he Air Fore* Base Hospital in Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Walker and famUy are spending tha week in New Smyrna Beach on a short vacation. Tommy Wyatt left Sunday for North Rrddington Beach at 8t. Petersburg for • two week's vim with hla aunt. SLIM BUT WITH A FLA KB TO TUB BACK, la Gothe’a long evening dress of hyacinth pink Chantilly lies over matching ailk Ufftta. Th* softly pleated taffata cummerbund fall* away tn long floating panels to tha hack. March 1, he underwent -a jo r chest surgery. For Bogart, vho says he had never been sick be­ fore, It was hi* toughest flgbL He still haan’t recovered. He Is slim as a reed at 130 pounds, the months of treatment having de­ stroyed hi* appetite. But 10 days aboard hi* yacht had brought hla color back. And he’s growling again. "Television," be snorted. “ I don't go out at night, so there isn't much to do but watch televi­ sion. Most of the stuff Is pretty lousy. Stupid stories acted by guya who are trying to be Marion Brando. Oh, once in a while you *** something good, but not very often." Thla got him onto a tirade about the now school of so-called real­ istic acting. "I'm fed up with this bunch of back * scratching, nose - picking young actors," he declared. "They think that's acting Just to make themselves look rcpuUiva." About the James DaSn crate: "You’d think h* wa* the only ac­ tor who ever lived. The fact Is that there are a lot of good young actor*. There's Anthony Parkins, snn of my best friend, Osgood Pcrklni. Paul Newman's a good man, and Monty Clift It no slouch when he's working. Not to men­ tion Marlon Brando." lie till! his little strength or ap­ petite, but he iald he expected to get back to work by September. "I've got 3o pound# to gain, but I think I can do it by then," ha •aid. "I plan to make The Good Shepherd* at Columbia U I can poatpon* 'Melville Goodwin, USA' for Warner. SPECIAL PRICES Cotton Plisse Bedspreads LAST TWO DAYB flI U M T The Unity d a io win m a t at • p. tn. hi the Valdai Hotel with the Rev. Carolyn Paraoaa a* teacher. Tba publle la Invited. The First Baptist Church wt& bava the Morning Derotlewal hi charge over WTRR at 1:30 a. m. The Pbebean-Goldcn Circle Class of tha First Baptist Chnrch will bold ita rsgular business and social meeting at • p. as. at the borne of Mrs. J. H. David, 111 W. 10th St. The last In a series of swim­ ming lessons thst navy chUdrm may attend will be held at tha NAS poo). Registration win ba The Pioneer Fellowship and Recreation of tha First Presby­ terian Church will meet at 1:30 p.m. at tha church. WEDNESDAY Tha First Baptist Church will have tha Morning Devotional la charge over WTRR at 3:30 • .a . Tba First Baptist Church wiQ have Prayer Meeting at T:3Q p. a . Tha First Baptist Church Sun­ day School Cabinet will meet al 1:13 p. m. ' The R. W. Ware Bible Class wiU have Its regular class meat* ing at the apartment of Mr. sad Mrs. W. W. Tyre at New Smyrna Beach. Members are asked te bring covered dishes and their owa silver ware. Dinner to be served at T p. m. Tha Girl Scouts will meat al First Presbyterian Church *1 3:30 p.m. Tha Chancel Choir will re* hears* at First Presbyterian Church at 1:30 pjs . Tba mld-weeh Bible Hour wfO be conducted by Elders Arthur DeYoung and C, C. Howard of tha Flrat Presbyterian Church at 1:30 p.m. ia tha abaaaee e i Her. A. G. Mclnnls, pastor. THURSDAY Tha Junior* Choir of the Virol Presbyterian Church will re* hears* at 1:41 p.m. at tha church. 54 Year Old Lawyer Chosen President A t BfirPW Confab • MONTREAL (It - A M*fea»*«U Toronto lawyer, Margaret Paten Hyndman, la the new nesldmt ef the International Federation «f Business and Professional Woman. Delegates to tha annual ceeven* tlon ef the J00,M6-»ember erfate liatlon elected her at their dee* ing session yesterday to auctood Dame Carolina Haslett ef Leadon. England. She ia the first Clan* dlan named to tha poet Judge Sarah T. Hughes of DaW In, Tex., waa one ef tha eight rice presidents chosen. The woman at their final sen* •ton also approved reeoinUeat urging employment of more wete* en in UJt. technical aailatanan programs and wider application at rquai-pay*witb-mea principles. at-tchoc n ew c o tto n tr o e h f DOUBLE AND TW IN BED SIZ ES CO LO RS O F PIN K, Y ELLO W , BROWN, AQUA AN D W H ITE * P N A IR IE P ifl I f LUXURIOUSLY TAILORED FOR LASTING BEAUTY Specials! • FULLY CUT FOR CONTINUED CORRECT FIT Or Tha Threshold Of Spare-And Killtni Plena Spar COMPLETELY WASHABLE NO IRONING • FAST COLORS W ffjBL FORA ' LIMITED TIME Pick the net ef jam choice while mu etoc* b Priced Freni |14IJf • Te * 11,275.00 EASY TERMS AND APPLIANCE •l — (j f t ft ;; r* ! — 1 �Ike Gees To Work In Wkife House Today Wiiii Siaff -V i .t %- 'k4_ ~m 0 , ' *f 1/ Z O L A as CHAPTER FIVE ttUXl ENTERED the dining riom aftar everyone else was mat­ ed. johnny toddled drunkenly bentfe her, hut Orotchm, hunting (Ana tho kitchen, swooped on him n a i’ boosted him to her shoulder, • g u v high chair's waiting for you, 'Keg nodded to the others about tfce5 table and .slipped into her also*. Thor* were not many board* mtd now. Matilda roomed eight people, though'*b* eometlmao fed twenty by arrengemmL Meg al* way* appeared late; »h* hated the casual diner*, whom she considered MfeUglblr and Inqulsithr. ^Michael Dark. Nathan Grundy and. Jenny Fleur were ih# only o i n at tho UM* tonight Meg likad Nathan, for ho rarely spoke ton was worth listening to when ho did. Michael was pleasant, of course, hut Meg wea wrary of Matilda's prats*. Popular men were mualty Wishy-washy. Mrg doubled that he had much gumption. Mho glanced at Jenny, irritation washing through her. No woman shoiiM be as mousy aa Jenny. Bhe was short, her plump figure cor­ seted ta a good imitation of tha XomiiatUon's Iron Maidens her light-twowx u ir , twisted Into tohfd* and euria, emphasised th* tertur* motif. Her eyaa, Meg tlbught, had the earn* look as than ad a dog with a tin can tied la tte U il Jenny waa bore to be Kicked aad Meg reseated It for hip artttla m , '-Aware from a total-quiet that MaiieuoaUd spoken to her, Meg chught Michael's polite attention. "I'm sorry." Bhe was angry with herself. “ I merely asked If you eapect- Legal Notice ROSS pi* and fragrant coffee were finished, Matilda led the way to the porch. “ Don't know a* I re­ member a hotter August.” WUh Matilda and Nathan In the rockers, Michael flung himself on tho bottom step while Meg and Jenny chose the top one. Matilda rattled on, content with Nathan's occasional affirmstire. Resenting this, ah* stirred restlessly, wishing for something—oayfMMp—to hap­ pen. As If -on cue, the quiet was siloed by fire bells. Horses pound•d through Uio streets. Only Ms* tUda screeched successfully shore the din, "Near hero." Bha ran to the fence, "U s Rennet'# rooming house, rii be bound! That wom­ an's born for trouble." Meg, at her elbow, wanted to see tho fir* She was sorry about It, but If then bad to be one, she wanted to so* It. Looking past Matilda, aha recognised an Identi­ cal emotion in Michael's gray eyes. He smiled, opened the gats and held out hla hand. "Let's run for It" She hesitated only d moment. Laughter bubbled from her aa they hurried down the street. At the end of the second block, they saw a fin engino blocking entry to the open door of a large whit* house. Michael opoko to a fireman. "Rad T" "Nawl Mighty near out" "I'd better get back," Meg aald. “ Matilda will giva me notice for aa indiscnet female." “ I’m sun Matilda has better Judgment than that." Ha fell Into itcrtt with tour# Meg tossed her head, "Anyhow, 1 shall tell Matilda 1 wax frustrat­ ed aa a child. 1 never got to fol­ low fin engines." "A pity," Michael agreed. "Too proper? Or too disciplined?" "Both.” Bha felt her jaw act, remembered that Kemp aald ah* could look stubborn as a mule. "My father la the president of a amall Illinois college. Ole daughter didn't run with tho common herd." "Bo? Did you attend hi* col­ lege? If you did, you should ha able to teach achool" “X s h o u l d detent teaching school!" If aba accepted hi* help, ah* owed him honesty. "1 should also hate clerking, working In aa office or running a rooming house." Ho did not answer until they were on tho deserted porch. "Buppoet we try to find a job you don't Aa they come Into tho haR, U* Ulde called to them from the par­ lor.* “Much of 0 fire?" "Hardly worth going to," MB chaeJ assured her. Meg studied him. The parlor gas lamp seat light mys into the boll, ■traokod his toco with shadows. "Do you dislike your own work, Mr. DerkT" "No. 1 cent Imagine doing any­ thing etas." Ha frowned and aha read In his expression the same compulsion toward honesty she had known. "But it doesn't drive me hh Jason Tea Eyck's drives him. So perhaps I'm no judge." Loneliness hit into Meg. She hurried Into tho parlor, intent on •neaping this man whose ee-y friendliness bred unwary wot Ja. Nathan and Matilda wen playing checkers. Jenny Fleur, watching Im d “ I'd batter go upstair* and get to work." Mho was harried, hex brow* puckar*d with worry. Meg Wondered why on earth ah* ran a hat shop. Surely not many women would buy hale from a mmihM MifE Jenny* "1 hops, buameas to bettor this month, Jenny," Michael aald. Mag board interest in tua ton*. Tho man appeared to have a talent for conoarn. Probably it waa the key to his popularity. Jenny fluaned uncomfortably. "It's—it’s not doing very wea I'm tor me to acll and t bate book* keeping." Her veto* quavered. “My bus oaml need to aay 1 sewed on buttons that outlasted bis shtru but 1 gusaa women doo't—don't care about bate lasting that long," Meg knew a reluctant pity lor bar. “ You aad 1 should bo shaken Ui b bag sod mixed." Bha wanted to relieve Jenny's obvious distress. “My oat* and dreaaea look all right but they tali to pieces ttaL" M i c h a e l cleared hla throat. "Bounds to mo like a natural part­ nership. Jenny doesn't Uka to koep books or selL Could you do either or both, acre. Beaumont?" Megs ayee sparkled. “ Why-y, 1 can keep books. 1 did for Father. 1 don't know U 1 could acll—I never have." Matilda gay* Michael a proud look ot approval. “Bhuclu, Meg, U you put oa a hat and make a woman UUnk she’d look tike you th It, ahe'd load bar family cut po­ tato soup for a week to buy that bonactl" Meg turned to Jenny. "I’m surf I could aeU. And I've materials, tote of them. A half-trunk o f lace*, velvets, silks. Couldn’t we try?" "Oh, I—t don't know. 1 never thought . . . th* shop's not doing well—you might not like it—" "We*U make It do better I" IT* Be Continued; R a to n a B R ja IV ord*. You, end each o f rou, Sr* hrrehv entlflvd lliel ■ m il hu. Ii**n hrounhl ■■■Inal you-In the Clrrull Court, In end for Momlnot* Counljr, Florid*, In Cheacere rntltled it. A. WJI.I.IAMH ■ nd TIIKt.SI A IV W1I.I.IAMM. hla wife, iilelntlfre, v. WAIIY HKAHON, widow, e l e|. dvrendenl*. end you ■ nil **i-h o f m u , e r« r*oulr*d lo ftl* V 'u r Anaw ,r to plelntlffi* Coniplalnt wllh the Clerk nf u ld Court, end aerv* uimn nlRlntlffR1 etlornev. ITMr V A. HI’ 11KIf. ill. whoa* eddrree I. I'. <1. B ur l is t , Hanford Florida, e rjinv o f rr Id An* war, on ur h efor, Turadajr, A u eu.t K , A. B. lit * , end If von f r II to do ro, * rierre* urn (-onfftRo w ill l>* entered eeelnat you end **,h nf rou. for the relief de­ meaned In eeld rom nlelnl. The netara o f thle eull I* to nul»t the till* In the eloir* d*et-rlh*d lend. IV1TNF.KM m r hend end Ih* t,n| nf eeld Court *t Henford. Hrmlnolr '•“ .“ ■ 'r. Florlde thle II d*r of July, A. IV, I>11. /■ / «>. P. lllinNTvoN Clerh o f aald Court. LONDON, UI — A Jewel thief dressed In overalls grabbed $280,000 worth of diamonds from a limousine stalled today in heavy noon traffic. The robbefT took place In a crowded street near Hatton Gar­ den—center of the diamond trade. Police pieced together Uiu se­ quence of event*: An elderly woman secretary from th* M. Wicnbcrg Jewelry firm was In tho back of a chauf­ fer-driven car with the bag of diamond* on the aeat beside her. A traffic Jam atopped the car: Th* thief opened th* car door, anatehed the bag and ran. Hie chauffeur alighted and ran after him, yelling, but tripped. The thief raced up an alleyway and got in a waiting car and sped away. Tha car later waa found abandoned. Japan Earthquakes WASHINGTON, IP — President Elsenhower want back to .work at the White Hc-oe today, Ha reported at I.'a office at 1:30 a. m. for the first time since he was itrickaii with an intestinal aUmmt June t. He met with staff members; conferred with Lswto W. Strauss, chairman of tha Atomle Energy Commission, a n d scheduled a 10: U a. m. mee.'ng with Secre­ tary of Slots Dulles. Press Secretary Jemee C. Hagerty totd reporters the meeting with Dutlee would Include a dis­ cussion of matters to be tsken up at the Panama City meeting of American presidents which El­ senhower will attend next weck-< end. flagerty alia disclosed Elsen­ hower will take part Friday in an "expanded" meeting of the Na­ tional Security Council to mark hla participation In tho tpgfying of Operation Alert, the federal ci­ vil defense exercise. The President siso will* take part in the latter itagcs of the six-day exerclto on his return from Panama. Hagerty said a number of Cabi­ net members and agency heads concerned. with Operation Alert will take part in tha Friday meet­ ing. Elsenhower will not hold a news conference tills week. Hagerty said Elnenhower, whose doctors have described him as not rompictely recovered from the Intestinal operation performed June 0, will work more or less as usual during the morning this week. But he said Elsenhower's afternoon schedule will bo "not as heavy" as usual. , Hagerty aald the President's doctors want him to do more walking. So, Hagerty said, the President will walk "quite a lot" on the south grounds, behind the White House, between now and the time ha leaves for Panama City. The program outlined fay Hag­ erty waa In line with advance in­ dications that Elsenhower would Increaso hi* work schedule grad­ ually, as he has been doing for the list two weeks at his Gettysburg, P*., farm. ----M i l ' “ J *« i MonrM op s p it V is ARKBcmiVtiMiT*who.* reel* W F- pli'.t ‘ ‘i f ^ ’.“ ^ i d r i r W VAN DYKK, her u hiinboud, ‘o*« If r;:sviz ■pertly* ueknnnn epoueee If mer* M t *Sd If dead ih elr reanertlr* u pkon a a h*|ra. devU ee* erenleat. eeejynaae. ileaora. creditor* aad true, aed, e a r aud all pereaa* h ev. UUe ar lelerevt I* th* lo llo w ln s Iteecrlhed urouerty. trin e end beloe la h em iu ol. c o u e lv Florida, ta -w iit A». U II I* IS. 1* ii'.A L l*- * ' a|te II af NORMANT M o , Rook L a*ye t i Y. ■e. Mm k fl n f Neeve'e Addition SSnfnrd am-ordlox I n nlel Ih ereo' IfJfT* 'J,,P 1»t N ~ik I, u oou A IS ■aid public reeard* Toil* 1 to a (Stteeatd • Wy Douaiaa Hianatrom fo r K iacutor On IRtorlor anal* o f III* and par* ■11*1 with III* North lino o f Lot I o f eeld Mloou'a Subdivision H I M f**t to tho Want rleh l nf w a r Una o f tho Tuerewlila-tJeb* ytell* Road. Iheere Nnrtheeiterl* ■ lo a f tho rlaht o f w a r llna o f tha Tueeew iU e-aebrleit* Iload__ M i l Tret to Uio Intancctlon o f ) ■ tha Mouth llna o f laid MltcheU'av Hurt*? o f tlfc Lavr Orant and tha W ait rlah t or w a r lino o f tho T u *caw lila-aahrl*Ila Road, thenco Mouth II* K*»t III.I f a i l to tho point o f bexlnnlnir and o ica p t Daalnnlna at Iho North* w aal corn er o f Lot I o f Mlcno-a Subdivision according to plat la J ’ lat Book I . Paao II. Ihanco forth II* Id* W ait, balnd tho J xtenalo* w esterly o f tho North loo o f aald fait I. a dlatanco o f l i t faat Into tha watara o f f j l t l o la k e Kowall Ihrnr* to tha left at an a n si* o f Id* to th o point o f Intararrlloa with } ha Mouth llna o f aald Lot I pro* W acted waatwardlr. thanra aaat* » ; } r lo lha Koulhweat rorn tr o f • ■aid t o t I thrnra alonx ih o W ealerlv llna o f u M Lot I 10 tho point o f berlnnln*. Tha Mouth l| nf Lot C. fltoch t, Hubdlvlalnn of Mleon Properly, ■(vorrtln* to Plat In Plat flunk X, Ihipa It. fade < to IS Inrtualra and f t to II* tnrliialv* anrl Lot 1TA and l ot | nr riardanla form *, arcord* 1n« - -la -l'lat- Book - - (. pit nr* _ H Jo pint I t and II. A ll or Block ‘ A". All o f Blprk "It", all nf Block ••E-'.f.oU f tn I f U clu .lrc, Block “ F 1. trftfa t to i t Inrtuilra, Block "O ." 'f r l * 1 •<! 3 ! Inrltulvr, Block " f i " attorney IV&’.TSaSftSffM'R Isu FOR ■ I B M O U ) CO 1 S T V, M .O O IDA so, eise a A. DA VIM. tradlnx aad dote* ICE.*'** " DAVII> an O V # BB» V* ____ _ P lain tiff . aw uivfiTatAM, frw warn NOTtCH TO D K PR V n ' _ KoTAIlTflfTn flEr« s°!'i “»*T*T* or K IHCWlNn. o f . 1*1 Mount Auburn Street Catnbridxo IS, Maaaarhitaalta ------------ DewloH hla wtf*. o f i l l Mount Auburn Street Cambrldea II. Maaaarbuaalta. T o e aro baraby eotlfled that C A. I>avia. trailln* Sti1 dot** h— !ftr-* aa Darla n rov* Mervle* baa flint In Thla Court, hla aworn b ill o f com* plaint In the ault. tu t nature aa,1 inirmiae n f which fa tn forerloee a claim nf llan upon tha fntlnnlnr deari-lbed raaf property alluata In Bamlnotn iinuiir Lfiunij. County, rioriQB Florida to-w iu * iin ill tlrirln II It.4 feat W rit nf the Northeast rnrn*r p f Hertlon It Tow nship II Knuth Ran** 10 Kaat, aald h'nrthmul corner b r­ in e abown w llh ritAf HR Hint nf •lerttenle Farina In l'la t Bonk « P eee II. run Rooth I deoror* Weal m i l frat. North II dr« r « i f f n l 1111.1 feet. 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Knuth 5 ' -res IV n t 105*.» frrt In In . -1n r r ir r p t, IlmlnnlnK at Ini Nnrth *5 d r irrra IV'r.t «*.*! chains Im m Ihn Mnulhraat rnrn rr o f llltrhaU'r Kurvar n f tha l.r v r rirant, orrnrdlnx to l*1»t In l ’ lat Book 1 I’ a xr I aald atari* ln « point brlna ahnan on man o f Illcnu'a MiibdlTlRlon In l’lat Book 1 P*K" it . run thrncr Knuth l d r a r r n M 'r-t frrt alnnx tha IVrrt llnr nf Ihr I.rlla rd r tract, t h r n r 0 tn th r rl«h l with an Intrrlnr anal* nf *»• 51* Nnrth *1* W* Wrat 11X1.5 frrt In lha IVrnt rlaht nf w n* llnr o f lha Tuaeaw llln.d th. rirlla tlnad and thr Knit llnr o f Itli-nti’a Muhdhtrlnn a rron l!n « to VilaPln 1*1at*Bonk I I’ nur *J thrnra North 1* tj* TJn*t 1 « ll.I frrt alontr thr W rit Hfcht of. w ar llna nr thr Till, nwlllrtflahriatla Itoad In thr Northrn-t rnrnrr nf L ot I. o f aald Mlrou'a Huhdlvtalnn thrnrr run Nnrth f c s i ;; in w i ! . t t |R m Halo!* « f U K N Itr J. TIllJItHTuN S-YEAR-OLD DIES FROM T>er#*R*d. To All ftfSIWBi ■■* Prrue, Me,la* EATING FILLS llelma or UeaureS* AeoJoot Bald MIAMI UI - A little girt who told her mother W think I’ ve eat­ en too many pills" died In a hos­ pital Saturday night after swal­ lowing Tf iron sulphate tableta. Court of Hemlnnlo County, FlnrMary Louise English, 3, climbed BIh^thle llth dev of July A. D. on a chair to reach the bottle (I. P. ii. a-, Herndon. rirrnoon. which had been placed on the clerk of th* Circuit Court, ■ink by her mother. Hrmlnolo Cuunlr, Florid*. fPF'Al 1 rather of the child, SgL John fiiHfitip a nmmMTKiN, English, stationed at Home­ Aijorneve for Plelnilffe. Ini Florid* Netlo*el Benk Bldf. stead Air Force Base. Orlando, Ftnrldh. > 4 0 7 W #U Ctntral A vsnu* to 1mA M h | toa pu— luLlm^esimsd by bad thai'4 ossd in iB g—nlinss bat om—Bad that eat is dsor-whits Amooo-Gsg. Load is $ t—olino doMB’t d boro. Crusty Imd dopadte form and toul up sogiao optowtinn, and dot got* for any U M fooling roggrdloog ef ito fancy color, fancy pump or fancy natno. Tbid load (bsiHnc ipbMss Um ocUas power that you pay for at tho pump! Aad ao odditnm m um world can moors it ones it farms. Today only om goo, Aibocd-Gn , guanntoH no lend fouling l ; . bsasuBs Abmioo-Om it rodiwd to giveyou th* higbsst natural v . 1 00 % P O W E R - aH You'll tog the difference hr whit*. And you'U ass t th* Houth feet o f DMrb t,e«T1 ••f Block in all In fla n lo o lb . Vurni Town Mile, arcnrgnisr AE |tlRi In BIr I Bonk *. 1‘nir# **. Iv ­ in it ■ oil hetne In MrmlimJS.Ooiin* ty. Florid*. ■nfl ron ara h ercbr no»tfl*g’ tF .flt e yniir Answer w-llh lh « Clerk Wf tb* ■hove Ctinri. ■nd to »rnre a cofir th ereof upon the p la in tiff, a ttor­ ney* llo.laere and Kirkland. IIT North Slain Mtreet Orlnndn Florida, on o r before *he isih d s r e f Ane'is*., A. IV. ISIS, ntlirrw l,* the nlleantl.ins of -ilrt nimutalnt will b* taken as con f e e d WJTNKMM m r hand and seat o f e-ld Court at Ranford. Florida, till* • Ih d s r o f .lo ir 1. 'V. U R O. P. 1111 flNDOJf Clerk o f the Cl w i l l Court . Mcoileole ConnIy. Florida It’-i A .1 f.tmdnuUf* Brpuljr Clrrk /M ctll f*odr»re and Kirkland IIT North Slain H ired Orlando. Florida Legal Notice pn iV V FPI Y C C 11ANII T O ? ' OF TOII ARK IIKHKRY RKOI1IBKB la apoeer ■newer or file ether defenelv* plead, (net to the Bill nf Complaint riled herein aselnet you by C IIAltl.K s J H inR I. end KblRARKTH KIDKU h i. w lfx ■■ nr before th* 14th day of 9 l i ‘ L »« the o lflc* “ '• h e ewdereleeed Clerk o f the «Trfk lt Court la ' Seaford. Seminole Cuuetr, Florida. |n default tkereef, the reuae w ill arm-eed e< part* anon III, entry o f n D e r m Tea Cin-IV.— ■ aelnat won The name o f the co iih In which Ihl* e u lt le peodlne la the Clreu } Court fo r Ih* Nteth Judicial Circuit In the Mtete o f Plnrlde, In aad for Seminole Couatr. in Chencerv Nn SITS. The nature nf thle ■elt aad the relief eaueht thereby It the qn letles o f tb* till* Mieretn. end th* rem oval o f the riniide from !t * lend owned hr th* P letetllfe la Semlaol* C ouelv, S " ! for aenernt r » «lt* h 1r relief la Iho.uremleee. Th* property deevrlbed ^m ***** *B,t ** re rttcd la rlf W * ' e*S IT Block *| *r U i t kaihryw Peck. Addition No. 1 ** <h* eom* I* rocorded.la Wet Monk d. Fuse* SS ta dt lne|n,We. ? W t i i " e r o e d l o f Seminole - Con* tv. Vetorid* fi« uo\“ “u . u i ,,(>u . W “ i^ rr i(MwL thenco ;n u h#oto W iT^ ?i;i Iho t l« m m m Kiamalln* M. Tburaton _ A * K iecu tor o f tho Laet W ill ' nod Taatamant o f IfHNRT J. THURSTON. TOKYO, W—Two slight earth­ quakes shook Japan this morning. The first, recorded by the Sapporo regional observatory, was at aca southwest of Urakawa off Hokkai­ do. The second hit near Gifu In tentrat Japan, No> damago was lo the t'o o r l ,1 I S , < »•«• » JoSa*. Rrwlnul* <'■■■11 , Flwriea* reported. In Probale, to or to tke fnltow toe deerrthrd properly allueted In lo a ilo o U County. F lo rid , to-w ilt tdit* I end If. Block IS or L ik e K alhrvn Perk, Addition No t, •* th* aeei* le recorded lo Piet *• !* to SI lorlnaive. Plibllo Rapord* o f Seminole ^ r e * pro floonased wltTb*’ • White Amoco-Gas Ilutrhleno Jr. I Ta o u le l Title filed 3»ai r o e lu ihl* n u u . » " e .r o o v o f the earn* on IS eltoresy fcpjow, e* or S S ® ® Q U EE N tl C O M P ETE Traffic Aids Jewel Th ief In London f 1 ller eared Atlorney for fle ln t lf ft »* O. Boy tin 3»« North f o r k Avenue Henford, Florid* rs' m m u BEA U TY SARASOTA UI —Competition for ths annual Miss rtorida crown will open hers Friday. After two days of preliminaries the stale queen will be announced and crowned Sunday. Tho IS con­ testant* will be judged on appear­ ance In bathing suite and evening gowns. Tha five finalists also will be Judged on personality and tal­ W IL L COWPANT, DIG ent. Th* winner qualifies for th* IIICKS. h i. w ife. If ellv*. end If J end K nf Neeve'e Addition tn th* Miss America pageant in Atlantic ilreil, the re>|>ri:llv* unknown lielr*. Tow n nf Henford. rtrordrd In fla t City In September. itevlieRR iReelre* end ar*nt««R of llootc 1, ttese f| nf eeld publla rew­ ■he eeld JASIKH ft. IIICKH V TM S DIBCIIIT r o t 'X T , WIXTM end AN NIB 1IIUKH. hi* w ife; r t m c f s k i i s i v i T m a n d f u m HURT IIUUNKIL end MAH IIUWaUMINOLM IJQ llSTf FI.OMIUA. dKIl M r w ife; end env end *11 lirranna rlelm lne e n r rlelit. 1111* or Ulereal In end lu Hie foilow lne ri«$. l lUNRUK, her huebeed Ri'ijlioil land Ivin* end belnir In MrrnIriuln County, Florid*, lo-w lt: THAO-T i t frol i o a 1 t I: i: The <iia Mouth o o o io l*4* ire. of ... the IVrat H i fret of Ih* HlV<4 l>f H,4-Miiii I Tow nelilo XU Mouth. Ileno* t l Kaat <!,*« rued ilathleid .w a r oonveyeil to CuURtv of o a r , ir.i.ia*, n , l . n i u i u n , r.1 Kemlonl* end Htet* of Florid* W IN II. w iij m in . j i i ii n wit,M i IN nod Riililer-t tn niorteean dated ■ ed MAIi T WIIWIN, their unknown Slay 10, 1SE.J, |o Joei'iili IL t.eyy OUicfeebre end a ilnn* na iru -i'-ei O'l-I Ti— lr Bevy, hie wife, re­ uiidvr Ih* Will or T ill IMAM WMXON, fo ld e d In tlfflulal Bvi-nrd* Book Seceeaed: H U/.AIIIITII WII.MON, If 4 - mier IH Hriinuol* L'uunly * : l i « Iter iinbeoHn aonna* ■< inerf'ubllo llrrnrda. tied, end If itrn-l. the re-nri-tlv* uilT i m T III All of fait II end th* know* hrtra, dirl-itee l.eeirea end Weal 15u feet nf lait A end the o r * iilee* of t o - r-l.l I.U/.AIIIITII North 31 fret o f l«ot t o f lairdT ILmo .V 31AIIV WlldRJN. If ellv* lead, errordlnx tn plat rernrrird her unI.noun eio.uie If parried end In fla t link I. •noun >>. Hrmlitol* If deed, ibe rerpe.-tlv* unknown County iTihllc Iterord* htlr*. ilevlaera leenirra and aranieea You. end rarh nf you ere hereby JJT'Hi* eald MARY WIIJtUN; MAII* rniulrrd to eppeer and file fpereonT il A U1IAII Ail, If elite, her un­ ■lie nr lir your a ttorneyi with th* known *poua« If nurrled. end If clerk o f the above.atyled Court, •fjktl. tho rraprrtivo i.nbnown holrn, emir written riefencee, If any. |n •tav1ae.-a. Ireetena end xreuteee of the lull To Uulet T itle filed herein mralnit von In Ihl* reuae. end to eerta ■ copy o f the eemr on I’ lnlntlffe' a 'toiiirv lirlow, on or hefore llie 3.1 dny of AllXliet A. IV 1M1. tlae * decree pro confeeeo Will be entered oealnal y o u .’ BONK ANIl O ltD R Itm et Hanford Ki-mlnolr County, Flnrlde Ihl* tttt day ut June, A. IV ISIS O f . HKBNBBN Clerk Ilf the Circuit Court Bv <V I, Hunt llepllly Clerk fHKAI.1 y* te si t o s st ( m Fags Owe) htt acboldilic record, good alien* dance, health examinations, den­ tal examlntUoni, ■ aartee of intalligence and nptltude tetta and on being acceptable to the am* ployer after an iotarvlaw, "The training In achool to four houra dally with two o f tboaa hour* In academic tubjacla and twd houra in lubbjacto bated on hla podltion In tha training agen­ cy," aald Girard. The regular subJccti art taught by ataff teacher* while, tha related aubjeete are taught b>- tha DCT Coordinator. Thera era many banaflta of the program, Girard explained. They include, be aald, training and experience for a position whlls at* tending achool, an opportunity to complete high achool and gra* duat« with hit data, with financ­ ial aid which la probably the only way of remaining In achool, and enabling the atudent to obtain fulltlma employment In the train­ ing agency or in the aama field after graduation. In addition, Gir­ ard explained, Ui* program aide ta the development of a boy or girl from a high achool atudent to a young adult and teachaa responsi­ bility. In tha'achool, aald the newly ap­ pointed coordinator, the curricu­ lum la broadened, the atudent to helped by keeping him in school, cnablca the achool to help meat the training needs of the community, require! only a amall amount of equipment, provides close coop­ eration with the community aa a whole, and lesions tha disciplin­ ary problem a of tha achooL From the employers standpoint, explained Girard, there la a bet­ ter acquaintance with prospec­ tive employes, aa source of bet­ ter trained employes, enable* him to take part In the echool program, and he receives direct returns from hla school tax dol­ lar. "The- D. C. T. Program enabler the entire community to take part In the education of Its bora ,nd girls, giving more people a bet­ ter knowledge of school activi­ ties and brings evoryono In close contact with the school system," concluded Girard. * M * t r V M tM ».$ f * t l th* Narthlln* o f Lot I. o f told not an ttlad that! bo void. T»L 3 * 6 4 9 3 �i « v j < O T B 3 !y j; !?-*•.‘ '£.,■ *.VV- >**— Cash In " The M any FINANCIAL 34—INSU RANCE ALUMINUM PAINT For House Trailer Roots NEED A PAINTER?—SEE US I Preferred Rates to Preferred McRANEY-SMITH Policyholders 2415 S. Park Phona 1303 John William* In*. Agency 21 I**'{ a —PLACES TO EAT Mlgh-brow or Low-brow, you ring U " t he bell at T1IE DOGGIE DINER V.4 BAR. ^|V,* BAI Lake Mary. S~L08T AND FOUND t •*'. ST — Wallet. Contained Wm. yen driven license, from Hoc Uount, Five twenty dollar fll few smaller bills. Call Clls Hsights, F. K.'Smith. 2244-J. PERSONALS NOTICES Local and Long Distance moving. Agents for HOWARD VAN LINES, INC., PENINSULAR TRANSFER 4 STORAGE, Inc. Office 1500 French Ave„ Phone usa. Rollaway, Hospital a n d Baby Beds. Day Week or Month—Tel 1425. Furniture Center — US West First AMAZING— Custom mide Reflee. tor-Llte mall box and lawn signs, house numbers, S52S S. Sanford Ave. Sanford. YOU'LL be prises ahead with TV (Top Value) Stamps, liven with every purchase at FURNITURE CENTER. US W. First at Oak. AUTOMOTIVE R—BOATS AND MOTORS ROBSON SPORTING GOODS OFFERS S H. P. Johnson 1953 Model ........................ .. 5*5.00 49 H. P. Firestone ........... 515.00 3 H. P. Mercury 1955 Model ........................ 5139.93 S H. P. Scott-Atwater Gesr shift ....................... 572.30 I II. P. Sea Bee Gear shift ................._ 555.00 S H. P. Mercury 1955 Mark S ............... 5155.00 T.9 H. P. Champion ........... 555.00 10 II, P, Mercury Lightning ................... 5125.00 U H. P. E lg in ................ 5129.95 H H. P.- Scott Atwater 1954 with Ball-A-Matlc . . . . 5159.00 II H. P. Scott Atwater 1955 Model ................ 5219.01 1« H. P. Firestone 1951 Model ............... . 5150.00 18 H. P. Mercury 5210.00 Mark 20 ...... to H. P. Martin. Like new ... 5195.00 35 H. P. Johnson 1955 Model .. 5355.00 Also many motor* tom down for used parts, Reasonable. • TRADE IN your old boat, Mo­ tor or Trailer, —Selection of Boats— Glass, Mahogany, Aluminum • Also several used Boats and Gator Trailers. How will you SWAP? How will you TRADE? Your old motor, For a better grade. Eviarvde M E. 1st St. Phone 99* FLOOR sanding and finishing. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Seminola county ainca 1325. H. M. Gleason, Lika Mary 111 Sanford Atlantic Bank Phone 34 19-LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING LIVESTOCK Opportunities 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD In The REAL ESTATE Berry's Buy your Furniture at ----, Warehouse Fura Co., at 9UJ W. |55— HOMES 1st St. All nationally adv turn-! lture at warehouse prices. AIR CONDITIONING 204 South Park Ave. Phone 1110 UPHOLSTERING Custom Made Drapery and Slip Covers IJAGGEHLY APPLIANCE CENTER STANLEY KULP “ Your Westing house Dealer" Phone 1757 115 MAGNOLIA Phona Baaford — I95I-J. 1531 8. Park (Wway U-ttl For Room or Building H. B. POPE CO. INC. 13—BUILDING MATERIALS WELL DRILLING USED BRICK Pump Sales with Repair Service- TWO CARLOADS beautiful used brick. Orange, red, and burnt black. See them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. GARLAND SHAW P. O. Box 543 LONGWOOD Phone: w. p. 25-2852 CONCRETE Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement Concrete Pipe la Meet All Qual­ Paul F. Mueller L Son Ph. 154 ifications. Free estimate. Quality work. , CERAMIC TILE T. V. REPAIRS Sherman Concrete Pipe Co, THE SANFORD HERALD A ds Mon. July 16, lfir.6 THE OLD HOME TOW N I'fi-raSlI S Pa By STANLEY Ot<<» CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Hollywood bed, Ph. 3173-J. good condition SLEEP-TIME SAVINGS •VA-FHA-CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ‘ LOW DOWN PAYMENTS ‘ LOW MONTHLY PAi'MENTS Kingsiio lieu, complete 5119 A. K- SHOEMAKER. JR. 5 inches wider and Phone ie 1991 1100 Mallonvllle longer than ordinary bed Bedroom Suite 3 BEDROOM house With carportc, ' Bookcase bed, Dresser porch and utility room, Frigiand Mirror datre appliances, 5225 down 3 Rooms Complete 5295 Bedroom. Living Room LOWELL E. OZIER and Dinette Builder — Phene. 1259 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Office: 2441 8. OrlaAdo Dr. Corner 2nd It Magnolia, Ph. 1232 “ Bud Bamberger" Mgr. Open Monray'o 'til 9:30 p. m. VISIT OUR BALCONY One hour —Wash and Damp Dry 38—DOCS—CATS— PETS One hour 45—Wash and Dry Fold German Shepherd puppies, Mal< Finlshad Laundry 335, Female 527. See Jeff Davis, Sanitons Dry CUaning Firestone Stores or Call 755-R. Soulhalda laundromat Booth Side Foe (mart Bldg. t:-POULTRY 108 East 2141 SL HEAVY red hens. 25c lb. DELLtO—PIANO SERVICE MAC FARM, Richmond Ave., Phone sisi-R. 50-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Phona I1M Root* L Sanford SPINET PIANO BARGAIN MERCHANDISE - To bo transferred to reliable par ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A U—ROOFING—PLUMBING ty in this community. Trcmcn NEW HOME? 42—ARTICLES FOR RENT dou* savings it you act immed­ PLUMBING iately. Write Credit Manager Contract and repair work. Free Streep Music Co., 641 N. Orange SEE and COMPARE estimates. R. L. Harvey. 204 NOW ■ mm film rental library at Wieboldt'a Camera Shop. 2U6 So. Orlando, or phono 42401. Sanford Ave. Phona 1533. Park Ave. The Home* Built By Plumbing. Kresky Heating RENTALS 43-ARTICLES FOR SALK M. G. HODGES OBIIAM A TUDOR, INC. Service on All Water Pumps— Paint—53.50 gal. Foot Lockrrs, 54—APARTMENTS Builders of Fine Homes Wells Drilled — Pumps special *799. Jungle Hammocks, For Florida Living WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Paola Road, Phone TOO Tarpaulins. Army-Navy Surplus private baths. 114 W. First SC BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three 310 Sanford Ave. And Four Bedroom Homes HUTCHISONS Ocean F r o n t We buy and sell used furniture. 1 It 2 baths Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Varied Selection of riant Avail­ Paying top cash prices for any­ Reach, Call 2374-W. thing of value. SUPER TRADable, 1NO POST on 17-92. Pli. 2053-W. Avalon Apts. Eltlclency, Phone Priced From 511,200 to 324,000 Contracting and Repair VA (GI) — Elf A A Fit A Inters720-W. —Factory to You— INI Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 ice Financing. Aluminum Etfieicncy apartments, air eon PLUMBING * REPAIRS Venetian Blind* ditioning and TV optional. 2G21 HOMES AVAILABLE: Septic Tank Installation It Service. Enclosed head. .Sag-proof bottom S. Park (Highway 17-92), Sin South Pineerest .. . . Sanford. Fla, Sewer Connections. Archie C. rail with plastic ends. Plastic or ford. CLARK’S TOURIST COURT Grove Manors ........ Sanford. Fla. Harriett, Phone TI4-W or 1135. Valencia Villas ... . DeLand, Fla. rayon upas. Colton or nylon EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit­ cords. BALES OFFICE W. J. KING able for bachelor or couple. 2825 8. French Ave. Senkarlk GUm and Paint Co. Plumbing Contractor Prtvato bath. Across from Post Phone 2100 A 29§u 111-114 West 2nd St. Phone .,a> Kohler Plumbing It Supplies Office. Manuel Jacobson. Reem Electric Water Heaters 1—Gas refrigerator and stove. 2534 Orlando Dr. Three and four room furnished Ph. *o 310 Holly after 6:00. Ph. 120G-M. apt*. Very clean and close in. 23—SPECIAL NOTICE* Phone 018. Jimmv Cownn. Electric Refrigerator; 9 feet. 550 Phone 3159-J, FURNISHED apis. Phone 1321. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ ments, Invoices, bind bills, and 44—APPLIANCES DESIRARI.E one and two bed­ 3-BEDROOM homo with blinds, programs, e t c . Progressiva _ _ _ _furnished _ _ _ _ _ apt. _ _ _Ph. _ _ 432-W heater, Wcstlnghousc kitchen. Printing Co. Phone 405 — 403 FRIG1DAIRE appliances, a a lea _ room Including washer A dryer. Fen West 13th St. P H P lm T r o J a U o r Ss'alorcf 2 & 3 room rh - M ccd hack yard. Small equity. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call 1843-W after • p. a . 3'UKDKOOM unfurnished apart 552.88 mu. Call 1815-W. 819 Ralph Ray, 3150. Rosalia Dr. ment. Reasonable. PHONE 1593. GATLIN BROTHERS Dragline It Bulldoze? Service Ph. 2232 Geneva. 24S5-W Sanford. Classified - 7 3-ROOM furnished apartment, 9 months old. 3-Bedroom—2-baths, close in, 111 K. 8th St., S50 Jaloutietl Porch. Equipped with monthly. PHONE 2368 or 1032. GE Appliance* including Dish washer A Garbage Disposal. Nicely furnished completely equipSunset Drive, Loch Arbor. Ph. ed five r»om npartmrnt 575.00 3159-J. Month. Phona 1527. 10 Acres, modern 3 bedroom C.B. Efficiriyy apartment, air-condi 6. near school, churchca. 57500. Uonad. Huy. 17-92 8. Slumber Might lease. Phone Geneva land Court. 2115. Apartment fur t or 2 adults only. 47—BROKERS and REALTORS Lights and water furnished. 108 K. isih St. $30' per month. OZIER REALTY CO. Laura H, Oiler Rose Court Apti. 3 rooms furnish­ Reg. Real Estate Broker ed. Phone 1494. 2401 Bo Orlando Dr. — Ph. US« 57—HOUSES and COTTAGES No. 67 — This ad Is a free guesl iass to the Rita Theatre fur 2-REOROOM house, unfurn. At Jnda Echols. Present this ad 2541 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 903 or to Ihe box office, Exp. date 144-W. July 25, 1958. SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ able Homes and Apts. Phono 27. E Ottt West 13th St. Phone 2459 Til 10 p m. Service Calls, 53.00, J. Q. Herrin. Ph. 2893-J. W. A. No. 42 — This ad will admit Ti-rry OCEAN FRONT cottage at New Norris, Ph. 1559. Licensed Tech­ Griffin la the Rite Theatre ai a Smyrna, Ph. 3147 after 8 p. m. nicians, guaranteed work. guest. Exp. Date July 25, 1958. 113 W. 4th St. 3-Cccmom furnish­ RED-r-MIX CONCRETE ed house. Apply 113 Magnolia. BULLDOZING Miracle Concrete Co. Phone 513. • LOWERY It BRIDGES 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 San. 1555-W Orange City Spr 4-5434 2 Bedroom & Bath, House In 4S—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Country. Call 1124-M. FAIRBANKS - MORRIS Pumps, Well Drilling, HOWARD C. HAYNES Office Machine Co., Lake Cottage, sleeps 2 or 4. 550 Typewritcri. adding machines, LONG, Phona 351 307 Exit month. Call 554-M. Salei-Rcntals, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. Commercial Avt. * 2 BEDROOM unfurnished house, 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD UPHOLSTERY CLEANING kitchen equipped, Phone 3092. FURNITURE It AUTO HIGHEST CASH TRADEIN MAYFAIR, 3 bedrooms, large liv­ Furniture Cleaned In Your Home FOR SALE - TVi IL P. Outboard New Modern Method — Cleans PRICES PAID FOR USED ing room, privacy. After 6 p. motor. Mercury Good condition. FURNITURE m. call 14S0-J. Sanitises It Moth Proof!. Free Call 1521. Ralph Swans. Estimates—Call 1714-J. W1LSON-MAIER CO-WANTED TO RENT FURNITURE CO. P—MOTORCYCLLS-BICVCT.ES WANTED TO BUY OR RENT—3EMPLOYMENT Call 958 bedroom house in suburbs. CUSHMAN Motor Scooter, 194T. 311 E. Fimt St. 310.000-12.000 Range. Box RJ Excellent condition. $80.00. Ph. 24—HELP WANTED-FEMALE Sanford Herald. Used furniture, appliances, tools, 14T1-J, WAITRESS - Apply Toachum'a ate. Bought-aoId. Larry's Mart FOR QUICK ACTION use Classi­ 13-TRAILERS Drug Store, Mr. Clark. 321 East 1st St, Phona 1531. fied ads to sell, rent hire. Call 1821. It will pay YOU t ■ era US before BOOKKEEPER— Experienced In you buy, Open Evenings and , keeping set of hooka, met tinI public. Permanent poaitlon wlu Sundays. local company. Give full infar E set aide Trailer Sales Palatke, Fla. mation. Box M L 5* Sanon! Herald. 14—USED CARS PLATFORM ROCKER—will actu ally “ rock V roll", If il'a worth ARE YOU THIS WOMAN? .......... 59.95 1191 FORD Convertible, g o o d Mature, likes to meet people, able more to you, we'll take it. ........ shape, |200 cash and assume to nark 4 hours a day and wsnta balance of $279 on easy pay­ to earn 530 a week. Contact END. STEP and COCKTAIL TA BLES—blonde finish with glass ments. Includes insurance and 55.95 Mrs. J. Russell. P. O. Box 975, tops. Buy one or a set. Each only i. Inquire a* Doggie Diner, Orlando, for interview. e Mary. SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED—O. K. y ou bargain hunters— save plenty SECRETARY on tbia—in use short time—just a lightly suiletl—only ........ 1148.00 1955 CHEVE. DcIRay, small Apply at 319 Elm Ave. ■>, amount down, and assume payi menu. See James Shipp, 2520 OPERATOR wanted at once. Ap­ BUNK BEDS— maple finish- com pleto with springs, mattresses, S. Yale Ave. ply Mary Brown Beauty Shop. guard rail and ladder.......... . . . . 54995 1301 Palmetto or 1189. BA LL R EA LT Y RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON REG. BROKERS S. D. Hlihleyman, Associate 204 Hovth Park Avt. Phone I f 2 ? ? J ^ C ? t-O I S a 9 C O M I O r « _ B 4 G E S I P I C K E D U P “S (J H - T H B P I C A I I C S i e o v e p C / I CAN R E P A P E R TH 1 W HOLE H O U S E a u c ■ ■==••• — ^ NU g o o d y F O I5 o u © W / A 4 T e © ^ R E A D I N G AN E> P l C l i i ^ e _______ L O O K I N G " SW N Lgg, B a G s- iv c > a d - f o l k s C O L O ia . IN T H B H O M E — 6 HH P H KC97 Plane Will Fly Around Globe TAMPA. Fla. LB — A KC97 plane from MacDill air force base here will atari out next month on a flight around the globe. Contrary to most flights these days, this one will be slow molion. It will take about 60 days. Tin* plane will fly around Ihe Earth'* mid*t-rlion In help pint the geoipagnetic cqualor—that Is, to locate point* at whirh the mag­ netic pull of the North and South Pole* I* equal. It 1* a project of the Air Research and Develop­ ment Command. The KC97, most often used a* a tinker to refuel other huge planes in flight, will carry ground crew member* for Ihe project and ex­ tra sir crew member*. German Officials Join In Probe BONN, Germany W — The U.S. Embaiiy say* West Oerman au­ thorities have joined in an Inves­ tigation of warning notes re­ ceived by high American officers in Germany. The Bonn government stepped In alter Ihe embassy complained that American generals, colonels and others were being flooded with threats to leave the country nr face-the wrath of an outfit calling itself "The Tightening Assn, for an Independent Germany." The Interior Miniitry, which Is making (ho Inquiry, said it had no knowledge of such an organiza­ tion. An official n ld the lettcra “ cduld be the work of prankster or a well-organized - Communist campaign." 8 Room House, 3 Bedrooms, Just outside City Limits, located on 5 acres land. Good bam. ideal spot for cows end chickens. .Price: 51,500.00. Terms may be arranged. 3 Bedroom house on French Ave. Good location far small bu*i 67- IIROKI! n H and_RKALTORS ness. Price: $5,250.00 with terms See us for French Ave. Properly DO IT YOURSELF REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2 BR Frame House (nerds fixing) 2544 French Ave. on 10 fertile acres in county. J. W. HALL. REALTOR Only $3,500. Johnny Walker, Associate “ Call Hall" Phone 1758 NEIGHBORS NO PROBLEM Quiet, secluded 2 Bedroom home with separate dining room, loca­ ted on 2 large thady, landsctp<jjf, J X o Cmmptuty rd city lots. Has, among other things, new roof, lifetime siding, A. B, Peterson, Broker 'Associates floor* freshly sanded and kitch­ A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J, Che*en equipped. All for only 56.500 terson, Garfield Willetts, John wilh *500 Down and 546.99 per Mclsch, R. W. Williams, Haiel month. See this completely over­ M. Field, A. C. Doudney, Land hauled one—good for 100,000 to Suveyor 200,000 hours of carefree living. 116 N. Park, Phone 1126 FOR REN1 IF IT IS IIKAL ESTATE Bedrooms, 2 baths, modern ask Crumley It Monteith kitchen equipped, close to shop­ at 117 South Park, Phona 772 ping and to base. $90 month, if They Know for year or mure. SACRIFICE IV. If. “ Bill" KTKMPER 3 Bedroom modern block house, .Realtor — General lasursnre hardwood floor*, electric kitch­ Guy Allen, Associate en, 2 beautiful thady lot*. FHA Arietta Price, Associate appraisal 111,500, priced for Pboae 2122 112 N. Park Ave. quick aala at $9,500, TTKRMS. 55N DOWN MODERN hlon, but good and strong for 3 Bedroom furnished house, large 3 Bedroom frame home, excellent neighborhood, kitchen f u l l y dresser, mirror and chest .. $59.95 Florida room, $>,400, attractive equipped. 185 month Including terms. tax and insurance. rental room—hanging space, three Consult'A REALTOR First Alexander ft Stringer ............................................ 319.95 CULLEN AND HARKEY Real Estate k Insurance IN N. Park Ave. Phewe 3113 Mrs. Lourins Messenger, Assoc. couple of Ihe old lime “ Jobs"— EXTRA LARUE 107 Magnolia Ave., Ph. 1C era if you like refinishing—we - ........ - ....... $995 3-Btdroom, 2 bath home. Strip REDECORATED I Ceramic tile a Bedrooms, block construction, leg table, • chrome and plastic baths. Full site dining room and funrert wt|U, beautiful Oak itund the table, but at this price Florida room. Double farage floors, kllohen equipped, corn wilh utility a m and laundry rr Nation, shade, ............................. 519.95 ruom, Rcadv for occupancy. move in at once. S29C0 down, S18.500 5Ui.cs monthly or SiUOt) down rawer, white enamel finish 1595 and $80.00 monthly, full price is With Excellent Tam a e price of naw—soma of them 3914390. eluded .................................. 5593 rfATVmt* •rKTMCATT lag, WOULD fUOHTt MftfiTtn DAILY CROSSWORD nrcn^n '.w u iv 4. Jewish 23. Charge Nw-tdit l .r v 'i , t):-inntj«i >i i :i month for i u :j 1 5. Deck profea* unci -4?taniiiiii'ii*' over atonal rauta-riu -i a cabin services ann:iM u'.v?r.qf 6. Ungrateful 24. Biblical t d i f j e U llV I S ! I j siii'uuan:* V.ir. person weed KLI'JHH 12. Retlnua 7. Cuckoo 26. Affix. U-ju.-i it tn 'ia i. 14. Pointed arch 8. Glacial Ing MU3HH iSISriitL snow 15. Stan’s 27. Marahy liv u r nlclmama 0. Anglomeadow ? rq 16. Parachute Saxon 29. Blunder •■teidar'a Altera -Iggcr letter 30. A hanging 41. Norway* tabbr.) It.Run god screen capital 17. Girl's 13. Drllira of 33. Man’a 43. Girl's nami nickname nature nickname 44. Condiment 18. OatlrchID. Biblical 37. Style of 45. East-north* . city like bird architcc* r u t fabbrj 20. River (U t.) 21.Wheatrn tiire 47. Evening 32. Astern flour (Ind.) 38. Jolt Ip o e t ) i 35. Chat 23. Lofty 38. Metallic SO. Erbium *■ 20. Percolate mountain rocks <»»»•> through ACROSS 1. It Is (con­ tracted) 4. Of bras 9. Ireland JO. K Scotch, man's cap T“ r * 7“ ashes 31. Hinder 32. Head 34. Swiss rtvrr 33. Exclama- ‘ tlon of hesitation 38. Performed 38. Girl’s nickname 40. Sign of the infinitive 42. Of ancient Scandinavia 46. Regions 48. Moan 49. Itail at 01. Small Island 02. Mister (Sp.) 03. Household pet DOWN 1. Pneumatic tub* 2. Persia 3. French river rr” w m m m * * i ar" i TT ~ 1 ‘ 3 I I 1 n :i 24 jvT T T TT 71“ ' ~~ “ 51 n* J 1 x w sM 'm m — xiw 4 7" irfM Tm Jr w T T % yOW 11 & 5! ' I ~ L i 5r I 0 '1 USED B A R G A I N S a Ip I * BUSINESS SERVICES 14- -tAU TY PARLORS Modern Air-conditioned Salon Harriett's Beauty Nook HOMEMAKER, white, for widow­ ed naval officer and two chil­ dren, ago 0 and 4, In Sanford, to live in. Write age, experien­ ce and rtferencea to Box HFJ. The Sanford Herald. 27—HELP WANTED-MALE BED ROOM SUITE—kind's old fai those “ rough necks"—poster bed, WARDROBE—Just right for that deep drawers, and hat box, first.. DRESSER AND MIRROR—got a rould be made into beautiful pie Buttled Gas delivery driver. Must don't ......................................... No. 19 — This is a free guest have chauffeur's license. Write pass to the Movleland Ride-In stating age, salary desired. Lo­ Theatre for Pat Kabettc. Exp. cal resident. Box 223, Sanford DINETTE—wood top with ehrome date July 25, 18M. chair*—not room for all • chairs a Herald. you can throw s a w a y.................. 47—BUILDING — REPAIRS Wanted: Spray boy. Apply MoviePAINTINO land Htdc-ln Theatre. KITCHEN Tables—porcelain top, ri TWIN METAL BEDB-just N th te—MALE or rE M A U CONSTRUCTION don't even need painting—rails In Foundations laid or poured. Will ROSA L. PAYTON do all or any part of your build­ COUPLE, cook and assistant, Call Suburban, 3 bedroom, 3 bath Registered Real Estate Rraker 1173W. ing. Tcrma or Cash. Estimates These and many other bar gains may be purchased homes under construction, 313,Phona 2X71 17-92 at Hiawatha given. Call ZSZJ daytime, or Mr. on wir rh qr payment plan, so come in 300.00, *1,500.00 down. 58U.UU No. 34 — This ad will admit Ed­ Ray. 455, evaniaga. and brou se around monthly—tee these before you Robert A- WIIIUm * RaaUor ward McCall to the Mevleland buy I Raymond Lundquiat, Associate Ride-in Theatre. Exp. data July PAINT now. pay later. Up to 8390 PhsM 1*73 Atlawtk Eaafc Bldg. 25, 1955. for at little aa 117 95 monthly No dowu payment necessary «V A P ANYTHING I J u t Place W. DIETRICHS , 'OR WIDE CHOICE of buyers, T. W. M M Call 3170-J lor information. Classllied ad*. ? hone 1S21 for a REALTORS I.-enters, aurkrrs, use Want Ads. 303-00 E. First SL 1'hone 127 helpful ad-wntcr. 1941 Fart Ave f t e u 27 ar XU i Photic 1*21 « place ’em. 195 H- Oak Pk. 971 MATHER 0 F SANFORD ___ EiZLIiteju Seminole Realty. •Ji; •*•m ; OtBl VPIUNTIMI of th# "Cltlicni for SUonhowrr" organisation •U wearing -Jk* dresses," are shown astride a mechanical ■ ■ ■ O llillO r ifO lllA H H lB fi ticphaU ■1 Madison Square Garden, N, Y. Th* Elsenhower committee qnte" ho dUig school sessions to tnatnict bandwagon operating crews that,, ', will tour th* country In th* Republican campaign. ffntrnsatteMl|> Af*D R U U O t N G A / ££D S SHERMAN C0 NC E M P IR E C0. I Out W ot 13th SL �• - LUXURIES Smart up-to-date housewives are buying SOUTH PINECREST homes BECAUSE they have found for the first time the house plan that Is the answer to any mother's dream. Study this plan and you too will decide that ease o f movement and easy housekeeping: must be your primary concern in selecting a new home. ONE TRIP through our model home will convince you that these are really homes for the most discriminating family wno want individual alyiwg la a wisely selected aad architecturally controlled aabdlvWaa THESE HOMES art engineered for Florida living with lifetime termzzo floors and built-up roofs, tile baths and built-ina galore . • • many other quality featurea too numerous to mention. THINK— how the location has developed to improve your property value. A super highway through Central Florida (soon to be completed) is with* in a few blocks. The beautiful new Pinecrest Klementanr School Is with* in walking distance, with no highways to eross. A new shopping* center will soon be a reality within walking distance, and 8outh Pinecrest is only minutes from downtown. LET l)S SHOW YOU how you too can own a South Pinecrest homb at thaas a&wpUonally fair (not low) prices. 112 Home* Already Sol d. . . One Home Finished and Available . . . 3 will lx Completed in 10 Da y s . . ; 2 More Due To Be. Completed in 3 Weeks. • . . . . 7 additional homos under construction will be completed within 7 weeks* Lot Us Show You How Easily You Can Own Your Homo Odham. & Judah., BRAILEY O D H AM , President t l j S S P p w n P tT P ept « N Per Month N O T D RIV E O U T T O D A Y ? m Per Month We Can Qualify You For One Of The Above Finance Plans Within 90 Minutes You Can Move In While We Are Completing* The Paper Work �7\ ' £ •r « - I f Y m t N ereid b N ot DeHrered B y • P . H . CaS 1S21 B a t o n 7 P ^ I L F a r D d h rtry Skip Md Save h Sanford AN ^ o j J U r t XL y S T ■* Four of five Negroea who broke* Into a colored night spot on State Road 4tt a week ago have bun lodged in the Seminole County Jail and charged with breaking and en­ tering, Sheriff Denver Cordell re­ vealed this morning. Club OS, owned and operated by Clayton Thomas, wae broken Into on Monday night, July 1, aaid Cor. dell. The five Negroea who have been By MRS. R i m LAYO A apoetacutar f in shortly ha­ implicated in the theft tore oft tho Longwood Chamber of Com­ fa n 1 o’clock yesterday sent th* back door of tho nite spot with a Sanford Fire-Department's aerial wrecking bar and tiro tool. Tho merce elected officers for the ladder track and other equipment door said tho Sheriff, waa nailed coming year 1MS-3T at tho last |fe the new building under con* shut with an iron bar acroaa it and ncuat meeting of the organisa­ atraction at Ninth St. and Laurel waa never opened. tion. To fulfill tho offices this year Are. for the new dial exchange Theft of M half-pint*, » pint*, nf Southern Bell Telephone and and eight fifth* of whiskey was are, Richard Zartman, president; Telegraph Co. not discovered until lam Tuesday Maurice Rudolph, vice-president; A tar kettle, being ueed by the afternoon July 10 when Clayton and Gerard Henson, treasurer. Daytona Sheet Metal Work*, con* Thomas arrived at hta Club 4M to Throe new dlrectora were ap­ tractor* for the roof of the build- open for buslnesa. pointed for a three year term as lag, overheated, boiled over and After attempting to fo u r * fin­ follows, Mrs. John Carhart, Rich­ gerprints that would identify the Ignited hot tar and a Intruder*, Sheriff Cordell stated ard Zartman and Russeit Grant. Cloud* of moke, M to «0 feet that he followed other leada until Maurice Rudolph was appointed to tho entire group were spotted. fill out tho remaining term of high, boiled up from the biasing Those arrested wore Andrew tar and keroaene. “ Blue" Small, 43, who confessed Jeaeo Cottinghsm, who has resignA B-gallon kerosene e*n be- to tho breaking and entering of •d aa a director due to his health. aide the kettle exploded when the tho night dub and implicated Rudolph will surve tor one year. a! Sorweney was again ter boiled ever on It others who were involved with secretary tor the bow A Negro laborer tending the J. T. Hunt, B ; Loon “ York" 31; and Adotphia Simpson Tear. kettle received a burned hand a* Another Negro who has not Tho Medical Building was open ha attempted to pun a portion tor public inspection and approxi­ ed the burner away from the mately Tl people were guided kettle which waa located about M Adel McKlasie. -Vfaot from tho weet wall of the Tho thru Nagrooa hone wed a th ro a t tho bonding with Linton wrecking bar and tire tost from Gag expietaixg the iaterior plan*. buildlag facing French Are. The Sanford Fire Department Kmma timpaon, operator of a Neg­ Several projects were discussed quickly brought the blu e under ro filling station ia regard to toad rail lag so that the required toads could be nude centre! with orator (pray but net tenet of repairing until heavy amoka had pqrttally tire. available to complete the interTho night dub waa broken Into ior as aooa as pwiible, as a doc blackened the light brick of the after midnight July P, tor ia now available sad ia only Cordell stated. Tho five awaiting completion o f tho offices. Robber tires on tho mobile tar battle wore burned and charted Negro at t u b the whiskey they had However, it waa daektod to await a quarter of a mile tho new officers taking office bestolen a from the fire. dab and later borrowed to n nadefts Mag nay major p n j- Richard Zartman Elected President Longwood CofC Spectacular Fire 'Bums Yesterday On 9lh, Laurel ‘ s is t f f ir ir c c r s poked to* state* liqnm to the F u r ro t CHp B ead M app M wap-h id in g In trow. nayer juspeawo p l a g b i i Deride State today fhr putblag umpire m u s t •f in a state at Watt Film Beach atod farther action may bo taken against tho player. Hospital Notes M y IS AdmMsne Chaitoo Litton (Sanford) . Zarthsrleaa WlUtaam (Saaferd) Margaret Richardson (Saaferd) Ray Chide*tar (Ortag# d tp ) Ferry Leroy Estridgc (gaatord) La } M rth o Baby Girl Williams (Baxtord) M y II ! I Margaret Mathows (Lake Mow a) Bath C. Smith (Sanford) Pads Matbany (Osteen) * MUdnd Cahh (Saaferd) Charles Baglay (gaatord) Peart Jaafcaou nod baby girl (Oviedo) M y II Norma Jean Baaith (Sanford) . Louie Bridges (Saaferd) Jemma Matthew Johnson (Saaferd) Curtis Bril (Oviedo) Essie Mao Bryaat (Oviedo) Carter Pewter (Sanford) ■sbp Girt Matheun « Mrs. Mildred Johnson (Sanford) Charles R. Beasley Jr. (Oviedo) L. E. Kstridgs (Sanford) Robert Lao Robinson (Sanford) Howard G.. Mnthews (Oriode) Doris Cato (Do Bary) Earth!eon WlMaaaa (Sanford) rt A mock enemy air designed to train Civil paraaaarl and nequa with la am tor Jalp as. r o u eaovLD 1. Trim pour radto to Canalrad (M* ar ISM) at l : « p- m.. Jalp » s. ‘ — «■ A ae a to H ria r f e w * m m and mi wtaa Johnson Elected President Member* of tho CampboD-Lossing Pott of tho American Lagioa nomad tho Officers for tho Legion Fair Association at their meeting last night. B. Z. Johnson was elected to head tho association at president. Other officers chosen by tho mem­ bership were: George O. Maybury, vice president; Karlyle Houaholder, secretary; John L. Galloway, treas­ urer; and Joel S. field, J. Q. Galloway, Sidney M. Richard, Walter C. Hires, James J. Singletary, CapL Earl* T. Loucka directors. Attending the local meeting last night was Robert P. Oatmaa, of Tavares, Sixth District Comman­ der. .x Past Commander George O, May­ bury waa presented a minders cap. Baseball Game Is Slaled For Tonight A baseball game ia tlaUd to­ night for Sanford. The Sanford Cardinals of the Orange-Lake League will moot the Tavarea entry with game tine act for S o’clock at the Sanford Memorial Baseball Stadium. It U expected that tonight’s nine-inning affair will draw the largest crowd o f tho w tio e with tension running high between lea teams far top atendtags ai non gate into actiow for the half. Oviedo Woman Is Named Chairm an O f Luncheon Group r NEW TALLAHASSEE Board of Educarian agroad today to porthas* B M B worth of Board ef Control revonno bonds to hripfinine# coDitnctiN of M H i MM* rotary school at the Uaivanky of The hoods will carry aa rntn of JH per cent. The ins Legislature ■Led *. mlllon datlnr* tor the and authorlaad to be issued to Vribe balaaee of aa aotiinatod test of H A W * Tbs hoods win he paid *df wife aa nanual coatrihritoa tl Garmon People Show Resentment F ttM l * pv> ‘ t . / v i -' j w W / No. 1 U Laiaad W ir t ” 1 don’t have »nou*h apse* to * move around in,” Mrs. Camilla Bruce, Supervisor of Registration for Seminole County, complained to tha Board of County Commit•lonera as ah* requested Uio pur­ chase of new filing cabinets for registration books. Tho cabinets requested by Mra. NEW YORK, (ft—Deadly m en !* Bruce would cost, she said, ia dust sifting down from the paint ths neighborhood of 1333.73. on her bedroom ceiling in Homo However, the Board of Commis- reportedly caused tho long seriru sioners this morning took action o f Illnesses that hive pligned on tho request by authorliing that Clare Boothe Luce, U. & oahaa* bid* bo taken on the needed equip­ aador to Italy. ment which would furnish roll-ou* Tho reason for the string* sick* •helves for the heavy hooka. ness was kspt secret for mot* than e year. The cabinets now being said Mrs. Bruce, are large aad Last night Tima njigailne dim waste a gn a t amount o f apse*. dosed tW whole batarr* tat* aft* ORLANDO (ft—State routers Tha Board o f County Commis- ar friend* told Mrs. Luc* they iaVastlgated tho recant riot tionera also approved the Super­ had haard snatches o f too story. at State Prison have drawn up a visor of Registration attending The envoy's husband, Henry R. four-point Improvement program the stats meeting of tha Supervis­ Luce, ia editor in chief of th* and recommended a special session or's Organisation August I, P, aad aagaxin*. of tho Legislature to pot It into 10. M n. Lore, former playwright ofefct. In other aetioa this morning, and RarobUcan eongresawomen Main aim of tho program would the Board of County Commission- from Connecticut, waa named be to alleviate the overcrowding. era authorised tho purchase of a ambassador to Rom* in )S5S. On The recommendations w on made power unit for a county-owned bar arrival she moved into the by tha Se*nate Committee on Pris­ dragline at a bid price of IT4I.4S. ITto century Villa Tavenu, effl. ons and Convicts after a study of The bid was mad* by Seminole dal re. 14rese of U. 8. tho May IT violence at tho prison. Truck and Tractor Oo. for lb* 4Then for M months tiny *pecks One convict waa killed and )1 cyllnder International Harvester ef tha palaonooe arsenic foil urn Injured when guards opened fin Co. motor. on the demonstrator*. Air rondiUoaiag units for tko suspected from the paint on th* areata hadreem coiling, l i e ere Tho recommendations, mad* to Seminole County Sheriffs •ank powdered her breakfast Cof­ Gov. CoUlna, called for an appro­ waa also approved on tho priation of MM,MO additional to o f thro* bids from Wlna’ TV aad fee. in summer tW point gave off i m am tomes, which abo Is* •pood up construction of a maxi­ Radio, H. B. Pop* Company, haled. mum security Building; locreaia Vodoptch Salas aad Berrien. The: tha staff of pa rota supervisor* by Tho low bid from Winn TV and IT at a coat of £33,000; request Radio wae accepted tor a 3/4 taw the But* Road Denartxaant to ML PhOtn ahr eenditiimlag antt at take mar* abtobodtod man from 33H.M and a 1-ton PhUe* ahr Ralferd ts work In rood camps; ed. tom touad one night to aad expand faeUlftoa at Faros! Hill, dttfening unit at (331. to waits e t as art A deposit of IlM with too Waetoo prison tor women near Ocala. her rifiht toto Testimony* brought out during tho tara Union and (33 wfth too Atlan­ investigation indicated tho extreme tic Coast lino Railroad waa ap­ overcrowding at Raiford. Witnesses proved by to* Board .o f said as many aa 2,131 prisoners sfeaars to pay tor were boused ia too buildings which moving paper war* designed tor a maximum «f from a lMa. As m a n aa 13 max ware Long Pond Road. Deadly Arsenic Dust Is Said Cause Of Illness . Board Of Health Report Released Thera were 103 merriagee Seminole County compared divorcee and annulments and deaths, according to ths January through April report of the Klor Ida State Board of Health report which waa released today. There were 320 birth* In the period In 8*mlnote County the report tabuUtea, Heart Disease continue* to be tho greatest cause o f deaths In the county with 45 death* record­ ed ia that category. Cancer, ac­ cording to tho report, I* the second greatest cauie for deaths with 3 ! recorded under that head­ ing. Cerebral vascular disease, which Include* all vascular lesions af­ fecting the central nervous sys­ tem, claimed 13 deaths in Sentinaoto County during the January-April period. Deaths from motor vehicle ac­ cidents nr* listed aa three while all other aecidonta claimed a to­ tal of six. Diabetes, Influent* and chronic nephritis ail claimed a total of four deaths in Seminole eouaty. Tuberculosis in the four month has only claimed two ia tho first four months o f tho poor according to tho Florida State Board ef Health Gloss Fire Blazes Out O f Control w f Tot ftT tIM eVOWIa r. P M Commissioner To Attend Tallahassee Board Meet O t h e r deaths resulted from maternal, syphilis, and all Mrs. John W. Eras* of Oriode ’caadlo-vascular-renal waa appelated chairman of the Buf­ fet Luncheon committee bp Mrt. Bay Vaadargrlft Jr., of Pahaboo, chairman of (ho Ladies Activities Committee ef tho 1 M ronvonttew at the Florida Fruit aw' association who - baa With M n. Ivans on tho M i *t - *•»««— — * aorvad undarn tho n « that and other Identifying deiirtp o f Mrs. Chart** Morrison, to the Luncheon Committee la Mrt. Georg* Cooper of rolstod by Small, but tho “ Ladies attending whiskey his not yet boon found. at Hotel “ Tim Sheriff said that *T expect Baaah, oa September «T, ■ and M tho other Negro to ho taken into will enjoy real Florida hospitality custody aooa.” tad aa enlartalalas a cooveatioa aa our able Ladies Committee can FRANKFURT, Germany (4) provide,” said Mr*. Vaadergrift. ■era attacks oa German Announced committee assign­ i wars reported today ,ae tho ments are: Hostess Desk—Mr*. L. Bavarian government mapped ac­ T. Thompson, Sarasota; Mn. C. B. tion ” te protect the Ufa and safety Stroatman, Varo Beach; and Mr*. of German dUaone" from vioianet C. L. Connell, Buskin. PABRB BLAND, S. C. Barilo Zola Borman, consoul for by American troop*. Fashion Tea-Mrs. Goorgo C. lb e m w reports from. Nuern­ Padcraen, Perrins; and Mr*. J. R. accused Marina drill Instructor 8S ft Matthew C. MeKeon, today berg added fuel to the growing Brooks, Homestead. C r a c k e r held aa intormal news conference resentment among many Germans Braakfait — Mr*. Rodolpk Matt­ tho lawa before the white over a aeries of crimes charged to son, F t Plana; Mr*. Roy Vandcrfreato, eight-room school house ia V. S. servicemen stationed In grift, Jr., Pabokoa; and Mra. Dixon which McKeoa'a court-martial is Germany, Ptarce, Miami. boiag held. Blago — Mra. Dixon Paano. Mi­ Nnrrnberg police aaid n aoldl*r Ho said ho was writing ril tor- ia rivllUa clothes tried to assault ami; Mn. Lewia Friend, Pahokeo; Mariaos whoso addressee a 1*-year-old nursemaid near an and Mn. Billy Roger*, South Bay. bo obUiaod and who have army post but fled when the girl’s Sightseeing Trip and Seaquarium— boon discharged tram Parris la- (creams attracted attention. Mr*. Jack Taylor, Palmetto; and ahaco Jan. 1. Tbs totter by Tho polks aaid another Amort M n. L. H. Lewi*, Winter Havan. Bermaa roads: Boat Shopping Trip — Mr*. William • aa soldier in uniform attempted “ I am civUiaa counsel for S -Ift Grabar, Balls Glad*; and Mra. W. to assault a 33-year-eld woman in Matthew C. McRaes, who la now J. Flora. Lake Worth. the same vicinity * few hours oa trial hefaro a general courtPool Parties — Mr*. Alton Markmartial at the Parris laiaad recruit later. Ho al*» ran when the wom­ turn, Ohoechaboo; Mn. J. P. Harl* an screamed. training depri, tor manslaughter. to*. Jr.. Palmetto; Mn. J. Emmett 'The charge* against him tie A meeting a f U . f i . troop com- Rally, Ft. Myen; and Mrs. W. R. that it ia maltnatatout at troops menders and German mayors, Burqueet, Sarasota. Mn. Goers* nod criminal to train m enu* by police chiefs and newspaper edi Wsdgwartb. Ban* Glad*, win be mBroking them into boondocks, tarn was catted at Puerto to taka hoateis to Mias Bath Louisa Propel marshes, swamps and crooks at up too problem. the V. G. A. *f A. Beauty ~ Parris Island. MWe believe that it was not au unusual practice to traia troops In discipline and to Improve moral* by such occasional night exorcises. “ If you hart ever bad such aa experience or have seen it at Parris Island, and you want to sno justice done and to assist la tho defense et this worthy aun, phone or wire coOoet Immediately to defense counsel in Parris laland.” , . When atkad what aaswars ha thought ho would receive, replied “ I expect to find practices which at* regularly potter which are tho heart and this case." Emile Z . Bermon McKeon's Counsel, Writing Marines NEW SPAPER T U W D A Y J U M y r jM ^ SA N F O R D . F L O R ID A Established 1BO0 S u s p e c t e d T h ie v e s J a k e n Into C u sto d y B y Lo cal O f f ic ia ls iit IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y 4-Point Program Is Drawn Up By Legislature With IT additional parole « p viaora, to* aaaiadtlia reported, as Cluh lest Saturday maiy as *** man could bn safely paroled within to* next U months mt tl and that 3M ethers canid ho placed on probation aad net Bn auicaed boiag brought under controL tn ton prison. Volunteer Fir* ,t responded to (ho atom aad upon arrival started to beck-flro ia order to save tha Charles Wales Ferneries, which war* being threatened. CaaMiberry Volunteers and Fire truck also responded aad gava Florida's 22nd annual forestry much needed assistance. Also Jamaa Boiler was summoned and training ramp for FFA members brought tn needed water in a moved into Its second week Mon­ tank-track. Tha Florida Forest day morning with a technical was ala* in aitandanct orientation sosoioa for 100 newlya fire-break which held arrivod Northeast and Control tho flro from further spreading. Florid* delegates. Among the re­ gistrant* this week are two boy* from Hanford. They (sad tho FFA chapters they represent) are Randall Priest, Rt. g, Box F im B U R G H ft — If you were 497, and Tommy Rutooll, SIS a g feet 4 and au unemployed circus Oak St., representing tha Bomiaolo giant, what would you do? FFA Chapter. Gilbert Reichert, tha man who The forestry camp, which It has that problrm, I* going homo held each summer at O’l-en# to Cleveland aad aell sheas. State Pork six mile* north *f “ ■ m* selling it a ‘ittto better her* on the winding Santa Fa than (hia life,” remarked Reichert River, is under the direction of after dosing ef tha RlngUag Bros tho Florida Forest Service. J. ■arena A Bailey Circus last Edwin Moore, Chief of tho Ser­ night, vice'* information and education ' ‘You're home every night that breach and camp director, says way. Oeursa U doesn't pay as that the goal of to* camp Is to wait” bring together young men who have already exhibited marked interest and aptitude in forestry and the professional forestry who yL , can guide them go greater skill in iV s V A t O ilfmanaging tholr farm forests. Tha ramp's instructional staff U composed of graduate foresters from the Florida Forest Service, tho University of Florida School > tty i* af Forestry, and frewf forest Ind­ ustrie* In the State. Tha camp is financed by Flor­ ida's wood-aeiag industries. The group now oa hand will wmptote Its brief hut intensive emu** oa Friday. Lest weak, 112 FFA ■■■here from South and Wool Florida m n nl the comp Tor too to n etoy emu**. A fried obirkoa eed-trimmlnge •t ■ ’V. . a v L •a Friday erealng will * jb jp k / oak to* week's aettvitieo. Four Wye, tested far echelsr•hip, loodan hlp, aad popularity, wilt receive award* aa o*Intendtog .... J ..- . — will W Harry M. Bailor of Mobile, Ato, dimeter eg tho latoraatteaal Paper Company’s conservation for ootty pregreas in to* A) ted in ton A rt Wtteh atar- Forestry Comp Moves Into Second Week O f Sessions G iant Sells Shoes i « n il .« • 'i- 1 . i *T* A Ceuaty cnaralamman of a tag miettaf ea jtfp Pi t* th* Saetord•'nteeritta Omul, he held la ton Cfly Cammb Waaere Room of to* city Mall, donor* were told that Bart chairman ef to* Seetord-' rUte Improvement fimmlaelew and Oai. HerWrt Go* e f lb* Corps o f Fagfeeera would attend toe meeting to famish d e ta in tatorConneUstonere approved the at­ tending by a representative from to* group a Road Board meeting to ho held in Tallahian** in re­ gards to too Primary Bead* ef too county being turned beck to th* eouaty for malnteeieoo. It la ex­ pected that too Board will proteat toe action by the Rued Board. County Attorney Mack N. Cloveland Jr., and State Representative will also attend too meeting. A map dssignating th* reads that will bo turned bock to toe county for maintenance in tho onewadary system waa preamrtod to the Board of Commissioner* by tetter from the Road Beard Chair­ man. N* aetioa waa taken rotative to a resolution requested by toe Read Beard. Commissioner Jeba Moloch aeM. “ wait until after toe meeting in Toltahasoeo Sofa n wo attempt to adopt a resolatia*." A portion ef tho Lake Howell Road ia too Tangfewood sufedlv). •to* was accepted by the comtty for maintenkaco following ■ de­ tailed report by William A. Kratxart on his inspection of to* com­ pleted portion. The Board o f County Commis•ionere alto adopted a “ fair ren­ tal" for (ho mlxod-in-place rood machine recently purchased by the county afu r having read tc them a tetter from too Florida Equipment Company, from whom too machine was purchased, ad­ vising thorn of th* fair rental price. Aa hourly rental o f III was A petition from L. B. Maaa and other residents on to* West lid* was read to tha Board ef Commis­ sioners. The petitions that “ Wo hova boon by tha County fool that w* are neglected." The petition appealed for monte aa reeds ia to* west aide soctioa. However, Commleetanrt Jibe aaid “ Dollar for they have received comity i f they want to eta** tlwir giro. Lace roaltaod et was in * ticklish situakfea, Dei* diplomatto rataUeee might bq irtiaod if to* wows -were the WUhhi a weed to the ed lead ia tho was qeidriy wpetaged with mum Jtycies ToHoar SanOyAodersoo Couety Juater arcs wiB receive Chamber i a por tapo-hy package and deUarhy-doOar picturo of tho Saaferd ...............at their ■ __ __ _ ______ o f toe tecel auto Farmer*’ Market will the Jayceo* a word pictare of opersUoa of to* matwet along with aa acacuatiag *1 tha number•At af package* i hlpeed feme tab plat* forms and th* financial value et th* market to Saaferd ead Che Cen­ tral Florid* on e . Th* Somiaote Couety Juaiqr Chamber af Commerce members el their Thursday mooting a) thq Yacht d u b will ho told of tko over* sD picture af Farmer*’ Market op­ eration and to* attraction of th* market to the Saaferd area. r 8 Iko Soys Today > Daftnsa Program M ust Bo Stronger WASTINGTON ( f t - Frmldcst Rleeohewor sold today the CIvR Defease program mart he otroogUr eaed became “ th* destructive cap* abilities” of we apm * have bee* i ml * � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 16, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/237a17f58c3d855adc855672e96f5a42.pdf 5d23132a697a97ab580d916272dc7364 PDF Text Text 'r q r , H AN FORD TTKRAU) P an t # Thura. July 12. i r .f i ( Continued from Page One) sulci rd one of the finest rlub house r ■cilllics of any track In Ihe nation which Is now In operation daily. And we Intend to add a swimming pool and other noln's of attraction whi<-h. when ltd* plan I* completed will be the moat comprehensive In point of attrac­ tion and superior faclIiUea in America," Kemp aaid. "We staled," Kemo commented, "when we purchased this track that we hoped to make ’ ll something that the people nf Seminole Coun­ ty could be extremely pnu l of and that would be a benefit to the county as a whole, and we have tried our beat, even as far as we ha vo gone." Further making known Oil­ plant underway for Seminole Park Ilaceway, Kemp aaid. "We intend to give an annual charity race where every ttenny of the re­ FOUft-H a u i o m c m Don Taylor (lefl), Jackson, Miss, amt Betsy ceipt* will so to Indigent hospital Dodge, New Boston, N.H., present to Presidential Assistant Sherman Adam* ■ gift of band-made (lilting fttei Inr President Elsenhower. fund* nr some olher worthy rh.irThe delegates to the 26th National 4-11 Club Camp In Washington, ity that the county la most gener­ b,C „ mad, pdentation In behalf of 1,136,000 members in tha U.S. ally interested In." "This ran be made a great day each year for Seminole County," he said. Robson Sporting Good* outdid W. Alice Burpee wt.tt two and I "Many oilier county attractions the W, Atlre Burpee team In Ilf five; Wlbon-Mnler Furniture Cti can lie held at Seminole Park city-wide softball League last pany won 0 and lost eight, Raceway when our overall plans night when they came out on l o p -----------------------------are completed," the Raceway president said. h Don Merritt collcrtcd a home ® •‘We would likp to see the Item1run with the team taking eight NiXOn S WlSGOm fils derived from lids track entire tllU off the W. Atlee Burpee pilchWASHINGTON (A -Sen. Kef; to Sanford and Seminole Count) directly," he aaid. #r. ver fD-Trnn), today chslleni Batteries for the game for Rob- Vice President Nixon’s wi»dom "And," Kemp brought out em­ phatically, "we want ii under­ •on Sporting Good* were: Don clum.lng Pakistan as the pit Zr . . ; - . . _ ,u from whlrli erlllrire Indla'a stood that our beadquarlers will Merritt and ^ r*r: ; tntlona with Rovlel Russia. be in Sanfurd for the overall ad­ Atlee Burpee, Ed Lockett and M , ,, . , . . ministration of this activity. Gen. Nichols T,,r ,lp|lf|,,>orlnB c««nlriei ha "We want it distinctly under­ Tonight*, game, slater! to be- l,‘‘rn *l “ *'!* 0,1 .* mim,,cr °f stood," Kemp explained, "that Hits fin at T;30 will hav. the W. At- ,ufJ* lnc'» t,i" “ « >!ro Is a Seminole County activity an.l lee Burpee team meeting Wilson ttar nrutrallty and I at enterprise. We Intend, when we M.lcr Furniture Store. "hi. ^ have qualified for the referendum, Standing* in the Irigu. now *'"* c,,,,,' tr>. to submit to the people of Seminole •land at: Robaon Sporting Good* Son. Mrt’lellan (D-Arki, mid County some very pertinent fact* won eight end lost 0; Hunt Me- « separale interview be thii tegardlng the administration of this Roberta won »lx and lost three; "our government should be la racing plant that we feel they will be deeply Inlcreslcd in. We sincere­ ly appreciate the people being in­ dulgent enough to our efforts to withhold expression* of opinion un­ til we have been able to submit Kefauvrr, who Is seeking the full facia and details regarding this Democratic presidential nuinlna- very valuable activity," Kemp slattinn, said of Nixon's exchange with Indla'a Prlino Minister Ne­ Speaking of the. Board of Direc­ hru that "I didn't think It wa* tors of his organization, he said helpful, to put It mildly." "I 'am extremely proud and com­ plimented by our Hoard of Direc­ WINTBY WEATHER GRIPS tors who have become Identified AUSTRALIAN STATES with Sctnlnot. Park liar.way in SYDNEY Australia u©— Wintry our new organization. They are ail weatlirr giippcd the Australian men of unquestioned integrity and states of New South Wales and solidity, all living In Central Flor­ Victoria today. Sydney was hit by ida, and being engaged In business ley winds and heavy rains, while in our sectlun of the Slate." Ihe Blue Mounl aIn a re a 60 in Up s west of the city reported it* heav­ iest snowfall in 10 years. Robson Wins Over Burpee Team 10-1 W ,U IO , , , COVER Senator Challengi Ike, Hall Confer On Campaign Plans Air Force Denies Russian Claims WASHINGTON Wi—The U. S, Air Force both here and in Germany ha* denied Russian claims that lit planes flew over Runian teritory three tlmci thN m'jnth. Soviet Ambassador Georg! Zaru­ bin protested formally to the Stale Department Tuesday that U. S. plane* front West Germany had flown over territory of both Busala and Its satellite neighbors July 4, S and >. The Slate Department has not yet replied officially, but the Air Force"* European headquarters said yesterday, "No aircraft assigned to the command of the U. S. Air Force in Europe violated Soviet or satellte teritory." A sirqilar statement came from Air Force headquarters heir, which said that "no United Slates Air Force planes have been flying over Soviet tertiory as Moscow charged." PRAIRIE SCHOONER HANNIBAL, Mo., tf» - An old Prairie schooner drawn by two while mulri pulled Into Hannibal yesterday, bringing the Flfgrcn family of eight and their pet dog. The Elfgrcns, who travel about 10 hours and 23-30 mllci each day, planned to continue today their trip from East Klllingly, Conn., to Lincoln, Neb. They still hate about 400 miles to go. Mom, Dad, six children and the dog left East Klllingly throe week* ago. YORK, Pa. IX—At least 26 per­ son* watching a (ire last night were Injured when gas futnes seeping through the area were set ablaze and exploded. Fire engine driver Edward Horn said, "The explosion in the middle of the rrowd sounded like a big •puli' and suddenly you could see penps laying nn the ground and other* moving around with their clothe* on fire." Olher* In the crowd rolled those with flaming clothes on the ground to extinguish the flames. "It was remarkable, but their was no panie," said Horn. York Hospital said it had treatrd 26 person* for burns or for the effects of Inhaling gas. Eleven weir held overnight in the hospital and all were reported in satisfactory condition. Steel Producers, USW Hold First Negotiating Meet PITTSBURGH, i.B - Leaders of three nf the nation's lop hade steel producers and the United Steel Worker* today hold their first negotiating session since the nationwide steel strlkr started 12 days ago. Government mediators, tv h o prodded both sides tu get tugclhcr at the bargaining table, came here from Washington to hit in. Meanwhile, unemployment con­ tinued to mount in allied Indus tries. In addition to the tvi.inx) striking USW members, 71.770 worker* In other Industrie* have been furloughed. Hardp.t hit ere railroads and Ihe coal Industry. g sw w sm isi Legal Notice I S T IIM I I I I C I I T C O I K T O F T H H M . V r il J M i l l I AU « l K I T I T . 1% %M l flH N K K I M ll. t ; n i l V T I . F M iM lI M . I \ iT I % M T -:» n »l«:t, r .\H H i:i.H K IC IlV U .M tH KN H . IN C .. * F lo tilla , iM rjju isitiu ii, r u in t i r r . 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LAST SHOWING ‘C en craf f/ecfrfc AUTOMATIC TOASTER y«,1 ,«4 ©• wrTr>» Id. •' *kM yM .*• this Wdwms G L l.sit.r, C.I.* c.sl.ol l.ts T»« m I, Mdium. M Jtd ten*. Iil(|.ki,k (.sit till * i l o m l m N Imi I tlicM ssd mutrui Mif (« i«n*n. Smw* 1*- imp-1" *»w"k Irsy «,» k. lillfd .»* • PHf fw q.i«L *Wo»*k cl,«>Uw A. ld.il ,!h (m s»f •«.»-«•. Gl.»« 'fMn .1 d,pssd*bl. UPRIGHT FREEZER WITH MAGNETIC DOOR tCHNIVtPMNil CAtOil* CUHtitfl IAUIT, IfMOVAf f ADArtflltl tOO* IPflMt « (ftfllMt tWflAUl, tlMPUA. fun ontaot. AMOMH OOOOTtAI VAUM The London. England, mete^ Pittsburgh mannger l l o h h y polltan area baa 6,300,UM) people. Br.gnn and two of hi* Coarhe*, GETTYSBURG. Pa, W - PreslClyde Kuhrforlh * n d .Sammy dent EUenhower and Republican N n n on weie ralrhrr*. Gene Tiinney charge* (1,000 or petsonal appearance talk* nit turns the money over to char­ ily. PA V O R IT E s«9ar |i National Chairman Leonard W. Hall conferred today on campaign plans and tartlca for the first lime since Elsenhower"* operation. There appeared to be good pros­ pect*. too, that the President will inert tomorrow with hi* probable running mate, Vice President Nix­ on. Ilall (lew up from Washington and pros* secretary James C. Hagerty whisked him Immediately by rar lo Elsenhower’ * country estate some four mile* from the airtmrt. Nixon returned to the capital yes­ terday from a 27 000 mile, six-na­ tion world flight, reaffirming his own intention to *rek a second term. He said he would give a de­ tailed report on his travel* to Els­ enhower *nd SccreUry of State Dulles. Rut any talks with the President would offer the possibili­ ty for polillral discussion* Ion. • The Amerlran Jumping mouse u.e* it* tial as a balance in Jump­ ing; turning over and over in the air if It accidentally loses It* tail. H U N T -M cR O B E R T S S A F E -B U Y AimWfJ/.r $ r t . l i r itm / trf U ... . Mnl.f* (amtsr. 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TaL 3-0493 Phonei 222-223 �I f Y ou r Herald Is N et Delivered B y I P . M . C«U l * J l B efore 7 P . M F or DtHvery AN VOU LM E XLVin ltot*b1Wredjt$0A July 2 7 On School Budget ,a * (A g A free feed will highlight the regular meeting of the CampbellLosaing Peat of the American Legion Monday night Just prior to the election of Legion Fair Association officers. Commander Lynn Lyon an­ nounced the meeting and said that the preparation of the food for th« supper will ba in charge of Chsfa "Bed" Hires and George Dc Mattie, Supper will be served at 7:30 p.m., said Commander Lyon, and the meeting slated to get under­ way at S o'clock. He aaid, “ Thla la one of the moat important meetings of the year whan we select leader* for •ur Fair Aiaodatlon during the coming year.” Commander Lyon aald that ho expected a big turnout of the poat’a membership but urged that reservation be made by calling 111, 9119, or 9175. Also, announced today, nr* th* committee chairmen for tha year. Appointments have boon mads, Commander Lyon aald, and every committee completed, C o m m i t t e e Chairmen am: Karlyle Howsholder, Constitution and By-Lawi; Robert W, Deane, Finance; Paul P. Brefka, Religious Emphasis; Gordon V, Frederick, Boys’ Ruin, J. Q. Galloway, Law fare; Frederick C. Murray, Veter•B ana Education, Employment, Train­ ing; Gordon V. Frederick, Nation­ al Defense; and Capt. Earls T. Louckf, Universal Military Train­ ing. Officers of tha Campbcll-LossIng Poet 43, American Legion are: Lynn N. Lyon, Commander; Eugene K. Stovall, Adjutant; Harry D. Ruaseil, First VleeCommander; Walter Cqlan Hires, . Second Vice-Commander; George w J. DeRattio, Third Vice-Cornmender; Robert W, Deane, Finance Officer; Paul P, Brtfka. . Ch-plain; Capt, Earl# T. Loucks, Hist­ orian; Sergeant-at-arms Frank J. Takach; Karlyle Houaholder, Ser­ vice Officer; Rltey J. Jeffcoet, Assistant Adjutant; and Archie C. Harriett, Assistant Sergeantat-arma. 9 Club Will Travel To Silver Glen Springs On Cruise > Preparations are getting under-*1 way for the 1936-57 achool year ac­ cording to Information released by R. T. Milwee. Seminole County Beach at the State Principal’s con­ ference and on oMnday they will return to duty In the Superinten­ dent of Public Instruction’s office to l i noon and In from > a. the afternoons until 3:30 i» their schools for registration purposes and talking with parents, *« well as supervising the maintenance work going on in the schools. Milwee said this morning that following discussions of the budget at the Board of Education mfeeling yesterday, a public hearing on the budget haa been set for July 27 at 10 a. m. in the Educational Build­ ing on Commercial Ave. Also, at that time, bids will be opened on the eight room addition and cafetorlum for Lyman achool. Bids will also be taken on furniture and other supplies at that meet­ ing. Mock Air Attack Plans Underway Orders from Civil Defense Di­ rector A, B. Pstoreon Sr., are In the hands o f Semlnol* County CD personnel and preparation* are being completed for tha mock air attaek on this nation on July 20. Nationwide, the training exer­ cise will extend through July 20 to >8. The Semteol* iGonnty action will cover only ih c ’YJryt phase which lasts from July‘M to 18 p. in.. July >1, ihe order* rove*!. Boy Williams, deputy director to charge of operations, will comitiawd th* CD corps In this alert While tha will involve 78 cities of the country, two of which will be in this stale, one local problem will be one of pre­ dicting the degree o f radio active fatouL Actual weather condi­ tions on July 20 will be the basis for this survey. However, the main mission her* will be proce­ dure* for handling refugees from furrounding areas end setting up traffic patterns to expedite the flow of evacueex, Forrest Breckenridge will oc in charge of th* local CAP control center and will supervise short wave radio communication! based on assumptions of power black­ outs in stricken areas. Division Chief of Public Com­ munications Myron Reck wilt di­ rect th* warning and instructions at th* local level, Dir. Peterson's orders show. Th* public la asked to take part in (ho exereiae by tuning their radios to the Cooelrad wav* lengths— 840 or 1240—s i 3:03 p. m. oa the day of the "air strike", July 30, Reck aald. Siren warning! also will be used. Reck pointed out that tb* Conel­ rad (Control of Electromagnetic Radiation) is a plan devised by the Air Forcd, the broadcasting Industry and tha Federal Commu­ nications Commission to permit tha broadcasting of civil defense news and instructions during a na­ tional emergency white denying the navigational aid of regular broadcast waves to enemy planes. A principal for Outdo High School was appointed yesterday at the meeting of the Seminole CountyBoard of Education. It. T. Milwee. Seminole County Superintendent of puhlic Instruction said today. W. H. DeShaxo, of Humboldt, Tenn. has been named to the post which was made vacant by the ap­ pointment of Stewait Gatchel to a Ssminole County supervisory posi­ tion with the Board of Education and Department of Education. The 43-year-old principal is martied and haa two children, a daugh­ ter IS and a son 10. He is a graduate of Memphif .Slate with a Masters decree in administration and supervision. DeShaxo has had nine years ex­ perience as a principal and prior to this experience was an athletic director. He comes "highly recommended by Dr. Sam Moorer of the Slate Department of Education," Milwee said this morning. "W* are very fortunate in get­ ting a min of this type to go to the Oviedo High School because he has experience in that typo of school," Milwee said. Principal DeShaxo will report for duty on Aug. 1 and will live in Oviedo at soon as be can locate a place to stay. Candidates Speak A t Appreciation Dinner Next Week 'Blind Mosquito' Season Is Here This la the season for "blind mosquitoes", as will anyone tell you in the downtown lection uhsro lights attract the pe*fcy insects. Millions of the flying insects were slacked up this morning along the sidewalk and wherever lights and neon signs are left on. The overlarge mosquito-looking insect wiU seep Into door cracks, under windows, and wherever an opening is large enough for them to seemingly "crawl" through. Literally millona of thsm were banked up In front of The Sanford Herald office this morning at day­ light where they had, obviously, beat themielvrs to rirath against the plate glass windows. Stores and bualnesa houses, this morning, wore cleaning up and sweeping th* Dying insects. Tonight there will probably ba another at­ SNAS. Heading the speaker* waa a na­ tack aad tomorrow morning an­ tive of N*w Smyrna Beach, Com­ other cleanup, mander H. C. Colee, U*N, Execu­ tive Officer of Sanford Naval Air ALTEBNATES TO ATTEND Station who spoke on "Tbo antesion CONVENTION of the xtation, and tbo fuactlonx TALLAHASSEE, Ut — Former of each department." Commander W. E. Lemoa, USN, Gov. John Martin uf Jacksonville Hatwing One Chief of staff, spoke and Charles W. .Smith of Pensa­ on "Teh organisation and effect of cola will go te Chicago neat month Heavy Attack Squadrons,’' and also aa alternate delegates foi Adlal showed movies of the latest Naval Stevenson at the Democratic Na­ Aircraft in carrier-tending opera­ tional Convention. Martin is tha alternate of Mr*. tions. Following Ihe speech by Com­ J. D. Alderman of Jacksonville. mander Lama*. Chief Carpenter H. South was named by Mr*. Freak NAS Officers Guest Speokers A t New Smyrna Meeting ■'* J Dreschler. Other officers arc; 51. P. Ilulhurt, vice president and Hr*. Evelyn King, secretary* treasurer. Elected te th* Board of Directora wore: Stinson Kintaw, Merle Cinder, Donald Burton, and Charles C. Cook. &The Seminal* Count, Beteil I t e p r Dealers AooeoUMaa haa 4 w | M M inactive fer qalte m b * tlm* Auftorifttnl l*rrxa Leaned Wire Newcomer To Speak A t Rotary Member* of the Sanford Rotary Club will have the opportunity or meeting a newcomer to Samtnole County at it* regular meeting Monday noon at the Yacht Club when Louie J. Girard, recently ap­ pointed Co-ordinator uf Diversified Cooperative Training for thla coun­ ty tells, in detail, tome of the ramifications of hi* Work. Girard, a veteran of four and a half years service in the Army will move here soon from Rartow. lie holds the degrees of Bachelor of Science in Administration and Bachelor of A>1s in Social Studies and History from Florida Southern College at Lakeland and has just this summer, computed hia gra­ duate work at F. S. If. Tha pro­ gram being initiated here hi* pro­ ven most successful la other coun­ ties and it is expected to prove worth while here. He wiU work very closely with Fred Murray, Director of Vocational Education and with Andrew Bracken, Seminole High School principal. Greatly Interested In Boy Scout work, Girard, a bachelor, should find an opportunity to devote much of hia time to the development of the youth of our community. He will to presented to the Rotary Club by B. L. Perkins Jr., program cltatyMn for the day Wilson-MUgr Furniture store de­ feated W. Atle* Burpee In the final game of the reontywlde Softball League which waa conducted under the supervision of the Sanford Hacreation Department's summer re­ creation program. Wtlson-Maier Furniture collected six mns off tour hit* to defaat the W. Atle* Burpee team who could only tally flvo pms off four hits. Batteries for Wilsnn-Maler FurAll three announced candidates niture Store wwre Larry Ctuinil for the Democratic Presidential and-Jack Schirard; for W. Atle* Nomination will speak It tlie Ap­ Burpee Ed Lockett and Gene Nickpreciation Dinner fat Sepatar and •u-1 ;• .. V rt.W iH tfrnWk*ge tV Washing - There will be no fame UhW X However, Tuesday, July 17. the ton nett week, Senator George Smathers ID-Flat. Chairmen of playoffs Ian determine the league the Ucmocratie Senatorial Cam­ ehainplonship trophy will begin. Acocrdtng to Howard Gordie who paign Committee, announced to­ has supervised the Soflball Lea­ day. "Adlal Stevenson, Estes Kefau- gue the team In second place will ver and Averitl Hindman wilt join play the fourth place team with the many rnllcaguri and friend* the game starting at 7:30 p. rn. of the Georgia Senator who ii The first place team play* the completing 34 years of Senatorial third place tram immediately fol­ lowing th* initial gams. aervlce," Smathers said. In the league standings Robson Tha 1100 a plate dinner la being Sporting goods holds the lop spot, given by the fund-railing Demo­ llunt-McRohcrt* is in second cratic Senatorial Campaign Com­ place, W. Atlee Burpee third mittee on July 19 at the Mayflow­ place, and Wilson-Maier Kurnliure er Hold. Store fourth place. Several Governors and leaders from different parts of the coun­ SF.ED DEALERS MUST try have expressed their inten­ PAT TAX tions to attend the dinner honor­ TALLAHASSEE UR -Registering Senator George who is leaving cd seed dealers must pay the the Senate this year to undertake state license tax even though a bi-partisan mission to better they themselves produce some foreign relations. of the seeds they sell. Senator Hubert Hutnphrry la Atly. Gen. E nin gave the nung Vice-Chairman of the Democratic to Commissioner of Agriculture Senatorial Campaign Committee Mayo wno bad inquired if such and other members include Sena­ dealers would come under (he li­ tors Henry M. Jackson, Stuart cense lax exemption granted Symington, John Jackson. Pat farmers who tell seed*. McNamara, and Richard NeubergErvin said seed dealers are not er, farmers and must pay the tax. Because of low water the Sun­ day cruise planned by the Sanford Boat and Ski Club has been Changed. Instead at going to Silv­ er Springs, as was announced, the i f club will travel to Silver Glen Springs. Tha group will meet at the Mu­ nicipal Parking lot at the end of Palmetto Ave., 7 o'clock Sunday morning. - 1 Any boat owners desiring to •take the cruise with the club is Members of the Kiwanls Club of asked to contact either Joseph New Smyrna Beach, had a chance Nicholas. Phone 8234 or 2054-14 or to learn more about th* functions Jeff Davie at No. I t of Sanford Naval Air Station, at its weekly meeting last night, •* three Ofifcers attached to the atetioo presented speech#*, aad movies concerning different departments of officers for their group. Named to toad tbo organisa­ tion *• President was W. C. N EW SPAPER S A N F O R D . FLO R ID A Public Hearing Slated 'Free Feed'Will *■ Highlight American S Legion Session IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y X. Carroll Jr., at Pensacola. They are the flret alternate* t* be ltetto with th* eeeretary of Transfer Of Property Peterson Is High Here This W eek Tells Of Plans Transfer of property in Sanford* and Seminole County hit a high I The Director of the Seminole peak this week with the sale of I County Civil Defense Unit told the three parcels, two of them o n ;1 1Seminole County Junior Chamber French Avr. Total uf the thirri j of Commerce yesterday, at Ha sale*, according to stamps aflixed noon luncheon meeting, of the to ihe documents, indicate that the! plans for participation in the na­ tout value uf Ihe three transac­ tionwide alert on July 10. tions amounted to |6t,VW. In one transaction Dr. Orville A. B. Peterson, the Director, Barks and Fred Williams purchased railed attention to the fart ‘ ’We property on Frencn Ave. opposite have In participate in the defense Th* annual Florida Nsrarrn* the Ninth Street park. The four activities, lots, 1, •£, 3 amt A uf Block to, Youth Camp and Institute was •’ People may think their com-, Tier 9 shown on K. It, Triford’a held laal week at Suwannee Map, from Nettle Wilson and her Camp Grounds, located three miles munily is immune," he said, "but « e have to tie prepared which husband W. It. Wilson. Affixed stamps indicated the sale price north of Whit* Springs, Florida. means we must lake lima to go Dr. William Greathouse, Dean ut through with thesa exercises. was approximately $27,300. "This is not an alert," laid Luts 4, 5, 6, 7, I, It. II. 13, 14, the School of lUllgion at Trsvecrs 13, is and 17 of Block 13, 3rd Sec­ Nazarene College, located in Peterson, "b» l an opportunity to tion uf Drcamwold were purchased Nashville, Tennessee, was the explore tha capabilities of the to­ by Harry Tooku and wife from principal speaker. Rev. and Mrs, rsi defensa unit and els* In give Keymond Welnmaon, The property Warren Ilayas, pastor and wife the public an opportunity to ac­ is located on Preach Ave. between of Lawndale Naiaren* Church in tually turn on Uieir radioo to ConWinter Pink, were the ramp music elrad which will bo their source of Ztth end 23th Sts. 11 Is in the same area in which directors. information and instruction in property waa purchased by a chain Accredited courses were offer­ case of an emergency." of toper market* for the location ed in a wide rang* of subjects, The personnel of tha Semlnola of a new (tore and shopping cen­ supervised recreation, sight-see­ County Defsnsc Unit, Paterson ter. Stamps Indicated the sale price ing trips, amateur hours, sing- told the Jaycees, will participate .was 132,000. spirations, and preaching ser­ In Phase one of tha nationwldo j, The third recent itwaionwiiuai w sa vices. transaction was provided a well-roundtd the purchase of an oast First Street schsdul# followed by 323 campers. Mart to the extent that all pers­ site by Harry Robson near Sanford A counseling service waa pro­ onnel or their substitute command Adn. and East First SL from Car­ vided throughout the camp and will b« available for tha a> hour period beginning at 10 a. ns. Fri­ men Bentos and William Allen at Insitute. day, August 10. a North Carols* adress. Her. R. H. Spear Jr„ pastor of "We are not simulating any Stamps affixed Indicated that the tlva First Naiarens Churvh of purchase price waa tU,W0. Sanford, accompanied the follow­ conditions o f direct attack on this ing youth to camp: Johnny Car­ area, nor is it asaumed that wa ter, Bobby Carter, Donny Carter, will be affected by a simulated Ju*n Welnmann, Ray Walnmann, fallout from the Tampa Hydrogen Joyce Weinmenn, Phyllis Pick- bomb raid," ha said. lasimer, James Johnson, Billy But, Peterson explained to tha Price, Helen l’ ittard, Gwenn Jaycees, the only problemfomkiati Williams, and Dorothy Phan, _1»*• local unit m p tom W h Ivo ---- !_• W KW UBTy-lf. ' h f A toati- *——• jh > bergor family spokesman gild tbthe mutual part existing between day the parents of the kidnaped all of the surrounding counties. baby now believe the kidnaper’s "In order that the public may fear of capture and not the participate to the extent of Coaeiamount of ransom la holding up rad," he aald, "a »pee 1*1 red w an ­ the return of the baby. ing will be sounded five mlnutea David Holman, an uncle nf Mr*. prior to tha time arhedultd foe A chilli from Otirdu has been Beatrice Weinberger, mother of Conelrad which la 3:10 p. m. Fri­ tb* missing .Ywcrkold infant, run fined to the isolation ward of day afternoon." made that comment when asked Seminnte Memorial Hospital with This will be sounded In Saaford about reports that (he Weinberg, wliat haa been termed by his par­ by patrol cars which wiU use era had $23,000 ready to ransom ents aa "spinal meningitis." their sirens to advise tha people the child. C, E. Beasley Jr., son of Mr. Hut a red warning la la effect, Holman, a former Nassau Coun­ and Mrs. 1*. K. Beasley, of Oviedo said 1'eteraon. ty assistant district attorney, also was brought to tha local hospital Ha ciplaincd that various area revealed police no longer are Tuesday night. chairmen throughout th* county watching St. Brigid'a Roman D m g >earold boy, according tu will use such methods aa they Catholic Church here. It has been a report from bia parents, la im­ have at thsir command to notify kept open 34 hours a day in hopes proving. tha citliens of their community the kidnaper would leave the baby The youngster’s father is em­ that the red warning has been there. ployed by Nelson and Company of sounded. A dim light burns outside the Oviedo. clitirt-h at night but llulmin aaid the kidnaper could run into the church with the child without risk­ ing Identification. "I don't think it's a case of money now," said Holman. "I'm afraid apprehension and fear on PITTSBURGH, (It — Steel ne­ the part nf the kidnaper will keep gotiators today mad* ■ new effort him hiding. If any contact is The Vacs lion Bib!* School at the to end a 13-diy-oId atrika against made now, it will be made Indi- First Christian Church comas to 90 per cent of tbo baric ateet In­ reclly." a close today after what the Rev. dustry. Perry L. -Stone termed "A very Federal mediator*, who ar­ successful week." ranged the session sat by. Tli* school featured the "play— President David J. McDonald of study — work" theme with a* the striking United Steelworkers many as St children taking part chatted with newsmen white aIn the three-point program. waiting tha arrival of tha Indus­ Mrs. Perry L. Stone, was the try nagoliating team, headed by overall director of the school which John A. Stephens, vieo president was divided into primary, Interme­ of U. 8. Steel f'nrp. diate and junior departments with Neither side had any rommrnt. 10 adult teachers and six teenage Neither did tha Fadarat Mediation assistants. and Conciliation 8-rvica team Various projects were undertaken headed by Director Joseph F. by the several group* under the Finnegan. work plan. Bible atudy was a part Negotiation* ware resumed yes­ of the program, and play was terday in a two-hour preliminary supervised outdoors. session. Accredited Courses Are Offered Youth At Nazarene Camp Feor Is Believed As Reason For Not Returning Baby Oviedo Youth Is In Isolation Word Of Local Hospital Negotiators Make Christian Church New Effort To End Vacation Bible 13-Day Steel Strike School Ends Today Nasser, Tito Begin Series O f Talks Hospital Notes Windalt Braddy (Geneva) BELGRADE, Ut — Egypt'* Births President Gsmsl Abdel Nssser Baby Girl Wesley and President Tito today began a Discharge* series of talks on a wide rang* of Rath Barron (Sanford) problems. Jamas Hardy (Sanford) Loretta Washington (Oviedo) It wae believed Tito would give Charlie Taylor (Sanford) hia visitor a thorough briefing an Mary Jane Milligan (Sanford) hi* talks with Communist parly boss Nikita Rhrutbchev and pre­ — Jab" mier Bulgarian during Tito's re­ Jaly Jt cent visit to Moscow. The two leaders also are ex­ Howard G. Mathews (Sanford) Joonte UcGldiany tSanford) pected to discus* tha situation in the Middle East and in North Africa. They may also touch on tha Cyprus problem sod skim over such broader issue* as German unification, disarmament and gen­ eral east-west re lalinos. Nasser arrived hare yoetenday for aa eight-day vtrit te roper Tito’s visit te Egypt last Decem- Weather Sheriff's Office Ready For Alert With 'Base Station' Th* .Seminole County Sheriff*# Office is ready for the July 20 Civil Defense practice eler:. Installed and ready for use Is g new radio hook-up on frequency 133.37, which la described as • "base station" only and reserved for emergency atalion-lo-slalioa calls. Chief Deputy James Singletary explained that there wilt be no traffic or mobile units and car* lo-car conversation or calls except in the Civil Defense efforts. It haa been named the "Sher­ iff’s Radio net” which the sheriffs organisations throughout the state hop*, eventually, to conneot with all sheriffs offices in th* state, Th* Seminole County Shoriffo office reported that they have al­ ready heard flvo or six stations oa tha network. The tower, of new design, haa been erected atop the Seminote County jail where a radio opera­ tor la now stationed 34-hours g day. Bob Miller at Miller Radi* and AppUdOo* Installed tha tow­ er. The m w equipment id deeigaod and manufactured by MotorolaCoat at the equipment la shared by the county a id th* Civil Do* fen so organisation *o that, i i nearly aa pnaaibte • eounty-to. county contact eon to mainUinid in emergencies. The regular freguawy used by the hcminole County Sheriffs do- may have a* atony aa tan mutate unite operating. Radio eommuafcaUons were Aral Installed in Seminole County and the SharifT* office In Juo* of 1* 3. Alto operated,by the ShmtffS office ii n hook-up with the Flor* Ida Highway Patrol Jor uM rgtt* oy w o and contact.’ . Brunettes Exceed Blondes In Miss Universe Contest ' LONG BEACH, Calif.. UR —Bn*. Mtua outnumbered blonde* far more than 3-1 among th* contoo* tents gathering for th* Mite Uni­ verse beauty contest. Sharp-eyed observers, anl thla Navy haa* team la full uf them, counted 40 brunottea, IT blondto and • redheads among tbo en­ trants already on hand. A total of 74 girls will taka pari. Blondes can take comfort, how­ ever, in the fact that last year th# two top titles. Misa Universe and Mlsa United States, wont to fair-tressed beauties, and the year before blond# Miriam Stev­ enson of South Carolina won both tlilei. In fa d . the only brunette to be­ come Miss Univsra* la the four years ti t- context has been held was Christiana Martel at Franc* >n 1933. PUBLIC BEARING SET ST. PETERSBURG, (A -T h e as* acutive department subcommittee of th* Florida Constitution Advis­ ory Commission will bold a publte hairing la TaDahasseo July 17-28. T h * subcommittee chairman, Henry g. Biynard, said the publte ia Invited te give It* views on three major pr°R>»ats before kin group. They are te establish the p u t oT liouteaaat governor, to create additional cabinet peeillaai and to relieve the governor of boos* duties. t BB BBADVt A mock oaamy air attaek designed to train Civil Dates* personnel and. acquaint th# publla with planned protective procedures te aet for July SB. YOU SEOUL* rad (Ml o /u M ) at 3:N p. ■*.. July 38. 3. Listen far warning sirena �** P u co t THE SANFORD HERALD F ri. l o i r i t , l t u Allen W ants To Explore New Fields All Church Notices must bo pruoonted at Tha HonUd office by 10 a. m. on the day before publication. NEW YORK iRt — "1 get angry Just looking at a row of hooka, knowing there won’t be time to read them all," said Stova Allan. “ The biggest trouble with life Is thit it doein't last long enough for you to do ell tbo thing* you want to." Steve, who quit college after alx months to take a 340-a.wesk job as a radio announcer, at 34 has become a top figure in television, lives on Park Ave. and la married to a beautiful actress named Jayne Meadow*. Many an sntertalncr might feel content at thla point to rest a bit on his oars and think he had it made. Not Allen, a man of many talents. He wants to explore new fields. Being x successful actorcomposer-pianlst-master of ceremonlea-comedltn aren't tnough to keep him busy. Q h w u d fL T Id U cq a . OVIEDO Leak L. Dari Pastor t a l l y School |;U a.tn. ‘Manias Worship 11:00 a.fli. Trotolas Union l:U p.«. Bvenlng forvIcM 7:10 pjn. Wedneaday Prayer Service 7:30 ■nXCKEST BAPTIST CHUBCH Geneva 1 t a l l y metntol aervlcea: 10 aJR. Sunday School. 11 a.m. Morning Worship Sunday evening aervlcea: 0:11 p, m. Training Unio 7:10 p.m. Evening Wor Wednesday 7:10 p.m Prayer ■eating m i B L T OP GOD CHUBCH lath St. and Lao tel Aft. Rev. George 8. Reea Bandar School 9:43 a.n, Montai Worihlp 11 a.n Tooth larvlca 1:43 p.m BvaageUillc Rally 7:43 p.m Prayer and Bible Study Wednea day at 7:43 p.m. ^Kenumber a glad hand invite: y w to worihlp with ua." Baal *7 St At Part Ave. Tha end of your learch For a friendly Church. , Unatord, Paaler Btoehe—. Aaeeetoto Paater a Hggtabetkam, I n l a y 10 a.n. 11 a.m. 7;S0 pm. I p.m. rad.) f p.m. PrtmlUaalal FOBTEE CHAPEL CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH OP LATTER DAY SAINTS A. O. Pitta Branch Preeldaat Ear. Geerga I . Carlton, City Hall , 0:43 a.m. Sunday School Sunday School 10 a.m. 11:00 am, Warship Service Sacramant Mealing 0 pjn. 1:00 pjn. Worship Service “Sanford** Binging Church" CHURCH OF THR NAZARHNE Corner of Second and Mapto R. ,11. Spear Jr, Taator You are cordially Invitad to atUnd tha following aanrlcea thla Lord'a Day: Sunday School 0:30 a.m. We have a ctaia to fit every ag*. Morning Wonhlp 10:43 *.m. Sermon by tha paator. Evening Evangelistic 7:30 pjn. Thla la a Uma of enjoyable sing­ ing, both congregational and apcclal with a tcatlmony Urn# of Internal. Hear a brlaf evangallstic meaaaga by the paator. Junior Society at 0:30 p.m. for all boya and glrla from • to 11 year* avery Sunday. Young Paopla'a Society at 0:30 pjn, for agae 12 to 40 with • balanced program of tralhlng and Inspiration. . Mid-week prayer meeting each Wedneaday at 7:43 p.m. The Church of tha Naaarena la Wealeyan In doctrine, ovangeHalle In appeal, and world­ wide to it* miaiion. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHAPEL Eldar Springs by Pint Baptlat Church Bastard, Fla. Sunday School 10:00 W. O. Stanadl, Superintendent Preaching D:00 *-m‘ Dr. H. H. Marlin. Praachar PAOLA WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH • Miles Weal ea RL 40 Sunday School 0:43a.m. Morning Worship 10:41 a.m. Waaleyan Youth 0:43p.m. Evening Wonhip 7:10p.m. Wedneaday Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. Everyone Welcome Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer Pianist Mrs. Nancy Giles, Children’* Choir Director. Mr. Goorgo Ptsold, AssL Supt. of Church School. Church School, 10:00 a.m. Claim for aU ages. Wonhlp 11:00 a.m. Children's service 11:00 a.m. Young People 0:30 p.m. Children 3:30 p.m. Worship 7:30 p.m. Everybody invited to attend all our aervlcea. VP1ALA COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. C. C. White Minister Mr*. Clever Mam Pianist Mlaa Patricia Bateaus AaeC Pianist Geerga Peaeld, AaeL Supt. af Church School Church School 10 n.m. Worship u t .m, Westmtoator Fellowship 7 p. m. Willing Workers 7 pjn. Evening Wonhlp 7:30 p.m, "Everybody invited to attend our e*rvie*i." PIB8T BAPTIST CMUBCM FIRST PRESBYTERIAN GENEVA CHURCH W. A. Ellenweed, Pnetof Oak Ava. and Third Bt. Sunday School 10 a.m, Bev. A. O. Melania Mlalator Morning Worahip U B.T.U. ? P-*- Mrs. George Tenby, Evening Wonhlp * P-®< af Muatc Katherine Brawn D.C.E. THE CHEISTIAN AND 1:43 a.m. Morning Wonhip MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Anthem • "Dan to be Brave, Dare to be True," Hume, CHURCH Youth Choir, Path Ave. and 14th 14. Paator: Rev. David S. Canefl* Soto • "How Long Wilt Thou Forget Me, Oh Lord." Hoff TtlffpfeoM 434*R meiater, Clifford MeKlbhia Sunday, Combined Morning Ser­ met School - W. nth vice 0:43 to 11:30 a.m. Call to Sermon • "Does Succeia Insure Contentment* • J. Emmett Plank Mlaalan Paator Worahip 10:40 a.m. Evening Ser­ Herndon Sunday School vice 7:45 p.m. Morning Worahip Wedneaday Prayer Servlet and 0:43 a.m. Sunday School Training Union BlbbJtilicuiiton 7:43 p.m. Chapel 10:30 am. Session me*la for Evening Worihlp Choir Jlehearial after atrvlce prayar In the Session Room. Thursday Youth Night Protram Anthom • "Ltslt Tho Cherubic 0:30 to 1:30 p.m. Devotional Tima. Host," Gaul, Women'* chorus, Club AetivlUei. with baritone solo. Soloists: Ladlea Mliatoaary Society (3 Mn. Nicholas Ffetfauf, CUT meeUnge monthly.) Pallowehlp ford McKibbln. Luncheon — 2nd Tuesday after­ Anthem - "With a Voice Sing­ noon. Prayer and Business — 4th ing," Shaw, Chancel Chetr. Tueadey afternoon. Sawing Circle Sermon "Dooa Sueeoes Insure —4lh Thursday morning Contentment" • 3. Emmett "A friendly church for tho Herndon whole family.** Nurseries for ehlldraa three, and three to alx, LAKE MART BAPTIST Hunday Morning during the wor­ CHAPEL ship hours of S:4I it s . and II Lake Mary, Fla. a.m. Pailor — Rtv. H. A. Prtth Jr. 7:00 pjn. Senior High FallowSunday School 0:43 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.n. Morning Wonhlp 11 a.m. ship Holtoasa Matting 11:00 a.m. Training Union 0:30 p.m. 1:00 p-m. Evenlag Worahip OpM-Alr (Street MeeUng) 0:30 Evening Wonhlp 7:30 p.m. Film - “ The Conrerolon" p.m. Cathedral film on the life of Prayer MeeUng W ei 7:30 p.m. Y.PJ.. 7:00 7:00 p.m p.m. < Paul to a eerie*. Salvation Moating 7:J0 p.m p.m. 7:30 < PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST Service conducted by Arthur Tnoeday DeYoung. 1 Corp Codeia 3:30 3:30 p.m. p.m Lord'a Day: Bible Study at 10 a.a Worahip Service 11:00 a.m 4:00 p.m Btzri Practice 4:oo p.m. 7:00 pjn, FIRST MHWODIIT CHURCH 7:10 p.m, Preaching Service Milton H. Wyatt A gospel meeting will begin Paator Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m Aug. 3 and continue through Aug. 9:48 a.m. Chunk School 15 at tha church on main road, Claeses for all ages, ■ M w ilf Open-Air (Street (Stre MeeUng) 6:30 R-40. Servicea will bo hold each II a.m. Mornlag Worship evening al 7:43 with Glen H. Tuc­ Sermon Tople • "Inward Peace" ker, evangelist of Auburn, Toon. 7 p.m. MYP Everyone Welcome r e s t o v B c a o r cuubt, 7:43 p-m. Organ Vaapara SCIENTIST. S pjn. Evening Wmhlp CHULUOTA BAPTIST ON E. Second St. Sermon Topic • "The Master's Paator Sunday lervlcaa 11:00 n.n. Walter A. Booth Jr., Pace" Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 0:30 a.m. Broadcast ever W.T.B.B. Wedneaday Evening Meeting* 1:00 Morning Worahip Service U a.m 1:30 pjn. Fellowship for young . M . pa*?to. FREE METHODIST CHURCH l eeinu-S im an "Ufa" Laurel Ava. at 44h M. leodtag Been touted to Poyer ef FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Church Building open te public Sunday School 0:43 a.m. IMI laniard Ava. a:S0 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday* and Morning Worship 10:43 g.m. parry L Stone Thundajra. P. M. Y, 7:00 p. m. Tlldflfcflfl* l l l l A cordial Invitation la eatended Evening Evangelistic 7:43 p.m. Sunday School 3:41 a.m. Adult to all to attend our arnica* and Wednesday night prayer ai lesson, ‘‘Jaeue to the Savior of praise service 7:30 p.m. PM the Beading Boom. Utn«M Sermon by the paator. TBS ODBCS OP GOO Evening Worship Service 7:30 Service af public wonhlp, It o'clock, with praise, prayer, p.m. Sermon by the pastor. OP PBOPHBCT M e u l a Ava. Prayer MeeUng Wedneaday 7:30 Communion and pnaching. Mr*. N. V. Famtr will ha at tha orBov, D. D. Creaay, Paator p.m. gan. The choir wiil sing a -ncSunday School 0:43 a.m. da) number. Balt E. Pun Morning Wonhlp H :00 a. m. LUTHERAN CRUECK assist the paator in tha t Sunday Night Service 7:43 p.m. OP TEE EEDREMER WMB Tueiday Night 7:30 pjn. Bev. rhUip Schleaameen, Minister of tha sorvlsa. “ Tension 1 tho Actual and tha Pata' VLB Thuraday night 7:10 tun. Harvteee at Tha Y uM Oak tha aaraMo aubjact an’ Sunday School 1:13 a.m. •T. LUKE'S LU1MEBAN In tha annex a nonary L Church Barvlea 10:10 a.m. tea sad toddlers wUl ho In ■avia (Near Ovtoda) ■ov. Stephen M. TUhy Paster from 11 till if. Ott-atroot park­ CMUBCM OP GOD Merntog Worahip 1:33 a.m. Bev. M. W. Beadarise. Paster ing is provided. Kedto Mlaalan Broadcast at 9:30 Tha pubtie to invited. Week­ French Ave. and 8n4 04. a. ra. over WORE ( 7«o he) end guests, Navy families aad Sunday School 0:43 a.m. Evangelistic Service T:30 p.m newcomers art axtoMad a apart. Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:30 aTWHBtma-------- Radio JOHN IOKOL 33, a World War n veteran from Cleveland, and his polio victim bride, tho former Mary Lou Jordan, S3, receive a word ef encouragement from the Rev. William Berghauae after their mar­ riage at Hines Veteran* Hospital, Chicago. Tho brido and groom met at tho hospital, where she went to draw pictures of ailing vet­ erans. Rotcoa was injured In a hunting accident eight yean ago. ... - i s s n a a ectt r a iu s r a ta iiia Warl* a i Alt SUrkst fuport Twilight Hungs • W'M* Honk Jols Th* Navy , Drifting On A Clou* Moss* *'or A Lae r Dial M tor Musts Wiant Ad it Ion Units* Nation* i t * Dsnoailw* At K » a « With l u k ••• Herlong Report Wa finally have a federal high­ way bUI. What people are asking now la: how many roads do wa la Florida get; whera art they; and how much art they going to coat tha average motorist in new taxes? The biU authorised a total expen­ diture of 333 billion over a period of II yean. Any program ex­ tensive as this must necessarily start alowly and build up. While It goes Into operation Immediately, wa will not aea much acUvtty for a year or so. In the first year then Is allocated for Florida $17 mUlion for the Interstate highway •yitom. Roads In our district will Include four-laning U. S. It fourtoning a road from Laka City through lCtrui County to Tampa; and four-laning U.S. *1 from Day­ tona Beach through Orlando to Tampa. Theta routes were selected by tha State Road Department. They Ore, of course, approved by the Federal Bureau of Roads. In addition, tha bill provide* for slightly ever II million in tha first year to be matched with state funds on a 59-30 basis for improve­ ments to the primary highway aystam, secondary or feeder roads, and urban highways. Florida would have fared better under the House version of tha blit, but the Senate version prevailed In n u t BAPTIST CHURCH Park Ave. at 9th St. W. P. breaks Jr., Pastor Fred R. Fisher, Associate Paster Kirby Regers, Maaie Director Mn. Marvla Milam Organist Early Morning Worship 1:43 a.m. Sunday School 9:43 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Ttalnlng Union 9:43 a.m. Evening Worship 3:09 p,m. Wad. Prayer Scrvteo 7:39 p.m. NURSERY AT ALL SERVICES conference. Half a loaf it still battar than none. Now what do wa pay for this pro­ gram? It has been estimated that during the first year Florida mot' orlsts will pay 111 million In new taxes. That amount wUl Increase gradually during the 11 years tha program ii under construction as highway use ia Increased. While the first year we will actually pay In a million dollars more I* new taxes than the $IT million we will get as a faderal contribution to the interitat* system, the second year the federal contribution to nearly |29 million, and the third year it is 834 million. Wo will certainly com* out all rl|ht in the long run. The additional taxes which you wUl have to pay are: one cent ad­ ditional tax par gallon on gasoline; one cant addlUonal tax on diesel fuel; three cents per pound add] tlonal tax on tires and tubes; and three cents per pound tax on re­ capping rubber. Trucks will pay an addlUonal tax of 31-30 per thousand pounds for all trucks weighing over 88,000 pounds loaded. These are big figures and do not mean too much to tbo avenge motorist. I think it best to put it this way. If you ere the average motorist you will pay about 110 a year In additional taxes. These now highways may well- save your life. Tha roads will be paid for when they are completed. 1 think they are a good investment. rasas* Call Te f n r w tv ■AYVBDAV an r ,,M !)• * * Hr**k*r* Ms** vvtiters Jam bar** flows After Tooth Is Pulled ■ •»•* OWWCSeh NSW* Ifg HUMAN N. Blf!~!UN, SIS. •**rtai Al i a S U M jo tk * r * Ck*1** Marais# bevaUawe Ml_ _say„Tls_ fta rm sa JMM M o r iifs # auioeien its* ueb Haws t-MIdf,"* V ariant*HtrlAO. 9 A .. ...... m n asoos W rio te F Air tm naa ngaao Rasd in B a lu r d s r M a t in *h* B aorrld Non a R arn re w n t v n n T *tn Tim* > m»rl-»n Laasut asm* T ttn Tima Nana HS* CW k tadm r. Market itanort Vi • r e s iie Mags Tp w ilig hat**h ■ M illan las a t flailM Drifting Og A Cine* Mi T ta U pa perSaH J o k*a Bro tooraenair Mtgkl N ig h t e itia a Fact* VoroM 1;jj.t V “ 1 have s feeling that most of have the viewpoint that there is the jobs in the entertainment plenty of room on the sir for good world really are only part-time,” entertainment. The industry tight he eald, thoughtfully. “ Song writ­ now U too ratlng.happy. I dost ing, for example, it a part-time care too much about my rating job—even If you’re an Irving Ber­ to long as It's recognized that I lin.' It takes only a half hour to have a good show.” wrila s song. It's s real -snap as a profession." Sieve hat written some 200 Missouri Resumes tone* himself, including the lyrics for the current hit tune, "Picnic." Efforts To Get In the midst of these side chores he la still emceeing threa “ to­ Strikers On Job night" shows a week and seeking ST. LOUIS, tn — Missouri today to overthrow Ed Sullivan's virtual resumed its efforts to get 2,2oo 8-year monopoly on Sunday eve­ St. Louis gas strikers back on the nings. job by court order. How can he keep so many irons The strikers, out 12 days no<.v,a in the fire without falling apart? have defied a state law designed w "I was born with a relaxed to prevent strikes against publie nervous system,'' Steve said, smil­ utilities. ing. “ I don't worry. And 1 get 9 Allan P. Burgess, vice president hours sleep s night. Sleep la basic, of Laclede Gas Co, testified their ally Important to me. absence created “ a very hazard, "But, oddly, the thing that has out condition.” He reported es­ done the most for me it the ability caping gai from broken mains to sit In front of a camera and twica hid caught fire In eawera. still feel and act lika a human Between 13,000 and 20,000 cus­ being. tomers in St. Louis sand St. Louis „ “ For some reason, very few can. Dave Garroway, Arthur God­ County were without gas. Burgess testified at a hearing frey, Jtek Paa.r Garry Moore can, but It’s hard to name more than which continued today before Cir­ cuit Judge Ivan Lee Holt Jr. The half a dozen. The NBC-CBS struggle for peak state asked for an Injunction ratings on Sunday night doesn't which would require the etrikera lo resume work. seem to perturb Sieve unduly. "The two people who have the Leaders of the Oil, Chemical li sanest atltudes toward It are Ed Atomic Worker* Union laid In ad­ vance their men would comply if Sullivan and myself," he said. "We are friends. Both he sod 1 Judge Holt issued the order. “ it R L * tSrst inauv isaaia* g * .A 0 MiaMAl'pew S tra tlraalTim a. M alin k nalr at P Tatm m* fittu.se. J. U. Cal*1t*• B au nad ain m tiit'A tdInThe Park U a a p a t » (■r•a*ia **a C hn aS ra h ia ■a a r H * ,* aaA* •PTM ana* AmericanLaaau*asm* c lir ti* M uM tuaarlch P o r w a r d P ruan ad daormM N orr** H atlta •Wdk M * -|« tlN ijf Porward March Twltlnht Bon<■ NO UGLY GRIME A persuasive factor to the fact that thars'a no tool, amok* or f r e e a* when you hsat your homo wi th gas, says tha Css Appliance Manu­ facturers Association. This means that walls, curtain, draperies, rii fcnBte and upholstered furniture stay 4« in m*m t TTWmttaInv clean much longer, for there's •M l I tir nothing dlachargad Into the air ».«a fAle by the heating system te create Tilt FfDudlr Wo Hit! HOLT CROSS CHURCH rt# ugly grime. GAMA points out •lilt T n iH l **>1" Mm iM (Eptocepnl) that up-to-date ges heating sys- 10:30 At Itoma With Kuito Rev. H. Lytttoten Zimmerman terms, with automatic controls, UivO U|< «*lf ■ osn tr B. D., Rrefer supply dependable heat end at the onxrne 7th Sandey after Trinity asms time condition the temper­ V m a a ’a Ck aw lleTv Ms 1:00 a.m. Holy Eucharist ature and humidity in the home. iw» kree 1:13 a.m. Morning Prayer and arkat Itapart Sermon Sgt. and Mrs. Earl Nelllea and I'll Min (Ttlnk dak son Michael hive faioved to their 3:13 Church School No service* through tho woek. new home In Apopka. i ii Karts At A (MM applications to the fact. DM either an Ice bag or cloths dipped Li cold water and wrung nearly dry. Occasionally pals wont begin, until two or three days after the tooth has been pulled. Thla de­ layed pain becomes worse after | the third day and may last as* long as two or th m weeks. This probably to due to a dis­ integrating clot and Inflamed ad-i joining tissues. So, for persistent! pain, you'd better an your den­ tist or doctor. Ha can clean out Generally, your dentist will tha socket and give you codeine, give you a wadding of game to sulfate or some other drag to n - . keep pressed firmly axalnat the llm you r pain. yawning excavation alto to atom the flow of blood. But It you run Try Ice Bogi out of gaua* wads, or the binding Ice bag* are helpful, too, for resumes after you've tosied them «t-extraction swelling. Applyl away, here’s a simple way that am to your jaw for about naif: aa hour every hour unto the) might help atop the binding. Place a moist teabag over the swelling decreases. alto and bit* down hard. Keep it In moat earn. X think youU there for 19 or 18 minutes, or find these remedies will work. longer If necessary. Thla should do the trick. After tha binding B. F.: can fraeturee ooenr stops, don't rinse your mouth or without Injury? •pit axcemtvely for tha next 34 Answer: At certain time* frac­ hours tures occur due to bon* dtoeaaol to which the bone to ntea away, % Cold JtppUcottona so that to the normal process of Post-extraction palm usually walking and moving, tho boom can be relieved by frequent cold may break or fracture. HAVINO A tooth extracted doesn’t necessarily mean the end of your dental trouble*. Don’t Q*t PMlckr In fact, aa you wail know, you’re usually borne before post-extrac­ tion pain, swelling or hemorrhag­ ing begins. However, this to no time to get panickyThat pain, swelling or bleeding probably to perfectly natural. And a faw simple procedures will uau tinedy the situation. ally remedy • iNUBk FREE ONE ALUMINUM STACK CHAIR GIVEN AWAV AB­ SOLUTELY FREE EACH DAY AT IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION 120S 8. PARK AVE. ¥ 0 U R CHOICE Model HC-11 B O T H W A V S I Yoa'r# 'wap ihsH af dWB all for action whM you drivg this glamorout |o-t*tt«r. * * Aad jrou'ra swap ahoad la taluc, too—for, botlovo It or not, j m CBM OWE this M i aad brawny beauty for loot than you'd feavo to pay for 41 modoio d tho twot agnail cant Han't tha porfoct way M tetak tHo m m Ukot habit. Drivf. It-prko It-todnyl CHI ST M I I X I B tSJSESJS'usftS r .m . Young People Service Thura­ day 7:30 p.m. EBENEUR METHODIST CHVBCH Citrus Height* lev. Edward Martin, Paator Sunday School 10 a.m. Clifford E. Johnson, superintendant. Preaching Sagvtoe U am. MYP 3 P.m. Prayer meeting, Thuraday, 7:10 Go To Church Sunday R evival Center S07 W. laLS4. 7W CM 3*73 — AMO TNf MCI WONT 1709 YOUI, ^Pontiac M l W. FIRST BT. LLIS PONTIAI .Model MU-1 IN Sanford Electric Co. PHONE IS* . 1,1 Magnolia Atb. Phone �71 THE SANFORD HERALD F r l July 13, 1956 1’ age 3 Colored News Little I. Burton Honored With Party On Sixth Birthday a *1 I < Little Ingrid F. Burton w«i honored recently with n party •n her sixth birthday, glv^n by her father, Ulyst»»e W. Burton •nd her aunt, Mr*. Frances Griffin, assisted by her godmoth­ er, Laura F. Fulton; Mr*. Bella Davis; Mr*. C. Brllemyj 'Mr*. Edith Wright; Helen Starke and Julia Wright. The little guest* began arriving at 4 p.m. and were entertained by story-telling, amusing thomaelve* on the play gym, a variety of games, and dancing. The children sang "Happy Birth­ day" to Ingrid, after which she blew out all six of the candle*. In addition to as much rake and ice cream that could bn enten, each guest received a* a souvenir of the party, a hat, lei. balloon, balloon (tick, Idew-out born, and a bag containing pea­ nuts, nut* and randy. A variety of "useful" and "beautiful" gifts wer» received by the honoree, Guests present were; Edna Mae Hardy, Jeanette Shaw, Sandra Spain, Narva Belle Golden, Brenda A l a x a n d e r , Barbara Givens, Bsrbara Sandifer, Faye Thomas, Galt Frances, Velda Bar­ ton, Lavem0 Dixon, Laves Davis, Luella Brown, Squire Wright Jr., Britt Lee and David Henderson, John Gray, Ishman and Tommie Harris, Carylon and Jlramle Sheppard, Claudia and Dallas Brown, Gwendolyn and Janice Ashley, Lorrsin* and J u l i u s Ringling, Edward and Cynthia Bookman. Out of town guasta were; Car­ men Johnson. Eustis, Arthur and Richard London, Miami; and Nina and Ann Adams, Bailtmore, Md. Adulta present were; Mrs. Charles Gray and baby daughter; Mr*. Hrrbert Starke and baby son; Mrs. Lura Thomas, Mr*. Julius Klngtlng Sr, Mr*. Mattla Waltare, Mr*. Ludle Powell, Sgt. First Class Georgt W. Burton, uncle •f the honoree, Glover Johnson, F.ustls, Bob Wallace and L. P. Davis. Ike's Personal Investments Are Handled By Friends WASHINGTON UP - Hep. Bow R-Ohio said that friends han­ dle President F.isenbower's per­ sonal Investments without telling him what securities they are buy­ ing and selling. He said Eisenhower wants it that way so there Isn't even the possibility of a subconscious bias In favor of any organization In which he had an interest." Writing In a regular letter to constituents. Bnw did not give the source of his information. He said that among "a few trusted friends" handling Eisen­ hower's investments is Col. Rob­ ert L. Sehult, his military aide, and continued: "Thu* today, aside from the farm at Gettysburg, the President has no personal knowledge of stock ownership. He receives regu­ lar reports as to total gains or losses, but no details of the trans­ actions. Ballistic Missiles Planned For Ships WASHINGTON, tfl -T h e Navy expects within a "few years" to begin equipping ship* with bnllistic missiles armed with "hlghyicld nuclear warheads" and *apablc of traveling at tremendous speeds. In testimony made public by a Senate Armed Service* subcom­ mittee, Adm. John E. Clark said the missile, Jupiter, will lie in op­ eration long before the expected perfection of countermcarurc* against the weapon, lie said it will travel "many times" faster than sound—around 7U0 miles per hour at sea levrl. Testimony given last month by Clark, director of the Navy’a guided missile program, was made public In highly rensored form. He said the fleet ballistic missile, bring developed jointly with the Army, will lake form In a year and the Navy already Is studying the type* of ships that could use it. By 1S61, Clark predicted, the Navy will have 47 guided missile ships, enough to protect three car­ rier task group*. ■ALT HMD ON DIET ROADS PALAT1CA, UR — Salt is being used experimentally as a stabilis­ er on dirt roads In Petniat Coun­ tyEngineer Charles P. floodton •aid the salt appears to ollminate mack water content from the roll In not wtether and on the other hand help* retain molaturC In the during dry apella. ROTH PARTIES LOSE SARASOTA <J4 — Both parties lost when Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Delano came before City Judge John R. Wood. Theodore Roosevelt Richards, 21, was convicted of reckless driv­ ing. Franklin Delano Clemons, also It, was convicted of blocking (raffle. wait. * *4 ta sonar In (Mr oroeaaJIng an! Plaintiff. raoulrad to sarva uaon faa O abaron. Plalniirr* atturnSf wkooa ta­ BERTHA r. PELHAM. ilr..», la II * P Bldg^ “ flfct* ■■ aa anawar - -to tha — Da'-mUnt, rill' Inrlds. nnxnn o r cocntt s u it r o n m vo u ch t'nmtilslnl fllad baraln on st bafora COMMiaaiONKItH H r notice rvt srrr.M i July Hal K U MIS anil It eoa rcM iNou: cocntv ftatk ok ru u m iA to fall in do s daera* ore * nfa«>a Ity: •/ O. P. Herndon llKIITIIA K PK1.IIAM p .. Mr* Net will b* aniarod aaatnit von sr tha Clark t<* Atop* Rail Tinml Oranca kill- r-Ur- -Umandad to Ih* Bill s f Com­ <***!) ■ariuaatt. plain l. Mark N Cl.v.lmid Jr. Ton sr* harfh* nntlfl.d that an’t VVITNT.aa my band and **AI this County Attorney hs* boon brnusht ax*ln>l you In th* tl-t day of Jun* A D till. Circuit Court Ip and for Samtootp ISKAl.l O P lltrndon n t iv T it J r m c i si, c i n c r t T County Klnrtd*. In Chaocprv *n*ltS. Clark of Circuit Court, rot rt *i:w iM ti.n c m v r t . pd lobn K pplham Plaintiff y* s t * r e n r r i.n im iA . is c i i a s - Itarlha K Pathum, Dpfpndant. by la« fl Sharon Attnraav John K Pelham and yon ar* raoulr- Sanford. Plorlds rt:nv. rettan K a txT E n rsrrD mat t P P R A t l A .v n n B IIK A fi l l a t T i l l : Tl MR A Nil r t .A C K ABOVK bPUCI- Green Turtles May Be H eaded For Extinction GAINESVILLE, I.V)—The huge green turtles which make such delicious soup may he headed fur extinction. This is the opinion of Dr. Art'hie Carr, 47, prise-winning author and University of Hlorida biologist who is trying to save the reptile that helped keep alive explorers and sailors in the Caribbean hundreds of years ago. The largest turtle rookery in the Americas is In Costa llira and Dr, Carr believes they return to the havcp each year to lay their eggs, no matter where they spend the rest of the year. Under a gVant front the Nation­ al Science Foundation, he ha* undertaken—with the help of Leonnrdi Giovannoli, biologist and technical a*.*lstant at the univer­ sity's Florida State Museum -to trace the movements of the turtle.* so protective measures ntny be taken. Giovannoli I* doing much of the foot walk, so to speak, on the two-year project which began last spring, lie patrols 20 miles of Costa Rican bench so isolated that lie has to he flown in and out. He lives in a liny thatch house and covers 8 to 10 miles of bench a day. Dr. Carr soon will join him to help i* the patrol. La*t summer Giovannoli placed metal tags on 000 turtles ns they rrpwled up on the beach to lay their eggs. The lugs, printed in English and Spanish, promised tho finder fit for returning each to the university. After being lag­ ged, the turtle was shoved back into the water, ,«o far less than 100 have been returned, all found in the same general survey area. Turtle rights are sold by the Costa Riean government caeh year to the highest bidder so it was felt that there might be some hesitancy in permitting the sur­ vey. To smooth the way, Secretary of .State John Foster Dulle* ask­ ed Costa Rica to pernlit the pro­ ject. JOHN E. PELHAM. „ -J8 S B 7 L O O K ! Knowledge of an assassination plot tarn* a trip aboard into a nlxhtmarr for James Rtewart and Doris Day, starred in Alfred llitchock'a "The Man Who Knew Too Mark," opening SUNDAY at the RITE Theatre. Filmed In VistaViSon and color hy Techni­ color in Marrakeeh and Lonron, the suspense tale also fciturc* tun songs by MU* Day, Commercial fishermen hire na­ tives to etch turtles at they rrawl up on the bench. Often they are rnught and flipped on their barks before they have n chi nee to lay. Ilia native builds a small hut over the upturned turtle and wait* for the fithermas'a schooner, due every two days, llul If the ship t* late, the turtle may die and thus add to the depletion. Columbus, on one of hi* voyag­ es, sailed down a channel between two Caribbean island* and found thousands on the beaches. His crew hud been grumbling and mutinous because of spoiled beef. The turtles replenished the ship's food supply. Columbus named the islands lavs Tortuga*. Ponce da Leon, on a voyage 18 years later, thought he had land­ ed on thn same islnnds and named them Dry Tortuga*. Thcte was much confusion among mnpmakera sonin year* later and the original landing place of Col­ umbus finally was named the Cayman tulumls. Ur, Carr, a spare man with an­ gular face and quiet, pleasant disposition, Is the son of a re­ tired Pteshyterian minister who lives In Umatilla, a small Lnke County town in Central Florida. BEFORE YOU BUY ANY KICKER — SEE YOUR "Th* Black Beach", which de­ scribes the general research area, won him an O. Henry award last year. He has received a National Academy of Science medal for a handbook on turtles; and ha* writ­ ten other books including "The Windward Road” and “ High Jun­ gles and Iaiw." In support of hi* belief that (hr "big greens" are fast disappear­ ing, he says a recent visit to the Cayman Island* proved almost fruitless. During th* middle of what should have been an abun­ dant nesting season, lie found only on* track on tho beach. It wi* 24 hour* old—and may have been a loggerhead, not a green, at that. Legal Notice M in n : ok rirorKimixu* koii n i e : i i.i i i i m i o r * u n t o TO WHOM IT MAT CONCKIIN. You will take hotli-e lit*! the llnsril of Countr I'lininiUstoncrv a< IU:uu n'rlork A. SI. on til* lib *1*. of Annual, A. tl. ISIS *1 tli* CkubO Court Hun** In flsftfiird. Xlor lit*, will connMnr .mil di-I.rmln* wli.lti.r or mil lit* t’oimir will i lu»* vai-atr. rrnoutir* *tul rilni'lnlru any Until of lit* County ami lit* uuhll,- In anil In th* Un<l <]pillion ltil upon any m*n of obit recnrdnl In tfemlnolr County Florida. wlilrh anld at rent or road or htnhwav U more oarll* tulnrly dp.^-rlli.d a* follow*t Th* I'.a.t It fort of ItlKht-nfWar of llandfraon lam* riinnlna Norlh from Intprpr, tlun of ll.ndfraon tain* nnd Hint* Hmtil «* In Norlh Heotlnn |ln« of twilnn I*. Towaililn II Houlh. lUua* |n final, allusla I* |hn K»»t '* of th* N'Vi* of Hci-linii In Townahln IS Houlh. liana* St SPECIAL SAT. 9 to 12 a.m. O N LY SuSottm 9 C E N IR A l ELECTRIC STEAM IRON .95 FHYPAN ' Ptrftci cooVrotlrd hrsl for more drllctotii foods. S P EC IA L FOR O N E W EEK REGULAR TOR QUALITY GALVANIZED GARBAGE SPECIAL $2,15 2.55 2-70 *.55 4.10 CANS DON’T LOSE A Y E A R ’ S G U A R A N T E E I1EFORE YOU n U Y ! TH E SE A R E N OT 1955 M O DELS! 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Brailey Odham, D ISTR IBU TO R We hara no way of knowing, of course, bow many different make* of motor cars this gentleman has ow ned through the year*. But we'r* willing lo bet lhal he has now mails bis but switch in motor caral Fur thia time it's s Cadillac I And il Uhistorically fru* (luit once s motorist makes the move to tha “ car of cars", ho U usually a Cadillac owner for life. What an tho masons for (his great devotion and loyally? Well, let us count them off. First of all, then are tha tilings which everyone recognises in Cadillac. Then is its great beauty • ,. its matchless luxury •••and the unquestioned respect which the car commands tha world ovsr. Then then an tkoss qwolitiss with which any* drum .* Cjddi*c_i* Then is itr marvelous comfort and ears of has* dling . , , its magnificent power and performanca * . . and its wonderful balance and agility. And, finally, then an those things which on|jf Cadillac owners thenutUtj can fully appreciate There is the car's remarkable economy o f oper* alien and upkeep—its incredible longevity-*and its marvelous resale value. “ - *—- - i - ’ — o o • Ljj ■r'-f a Incidentally, you will find that wc has* recently made two additions lo this list o f things you get when you make your decision for Cadillac. We’m talking alnut prompt delivery and • generous trade-in allowance! Bettor corns in while the circumstances are so favor*Us—and nuke your last switch in ' ' U- -lfi 7 4-i ■■ $ ■I .k H oller M otor Sales COR. 2ND A PALMETTO AVE. PHONE ItM i. iM I « �WIDUFE GETS A WAKE Airport Between Sanford, Orlando mWould Be Convenient, Beneficial D u lles r.''--.*,, BY JAKES MARLOW Au m U M Press News Anilyst WASHINGTON UB — A f t e r a month of confuilon Secretary of State Duties has become neutral about neutrality 'with the tame ease he usually ahows when what he la raying now doesn’t happen to sound like what he said before. \ Early last month Congress was growling about continuing Ameri­ can aid to neutrala. India la the world’s biggest neutrtl. If this country can’t win India si an ally, tha Uit thing It wants la India aa a Ruuian ally. *;v •*eT) . ' , v 'X, •T b m m m b « to bo tons* ronton to bo* K m tbo rmnoro that room for tzponaion o f tbo airport now bolnc u>od for varlotta i l r l l n f coming Into Central Florida la not •tollable. ' lo c h a condition, If It doea exiat, would 1 ghre'planners for Central Florida’s future •a opportunity to move the airport within reasonable reach o f many o f the alrlinea’ customers. We would like to take this opportunity to miggest that a site about half way be­ tween Sanford and Orlando be chosen and developed into an airport with facilities and area Urge enough to Uke care o f the grow­ ing demand tor air travel Hundreds o f Sanford and DeLand cltlsans are subject to a terrible inconvenience * when the necessity arrtvas for air travel. A move to tha proposed location would tbs air facilities within a reasonable distance for Orlando and Orange County tfeers o f airplane transportation and at tha time bring tha distance within use of other communities. •Should such new facilities be provided tor an airport, we believe that as many as 'fou r, or maybe five air services would use the todUtiee where now only two passenger ltnee and one freight line practically crowd the present space and buddings. B uford has. on several occasions, been promised *1* service by two o f the nationally (nown passenger services when facilities •re provided for their safe landing here. One could be assured that with the sug­ gested move, not only would the passenger travel increase for the airlines already serv­ ing Um present crowded space, but freight , services would be ' greatly increased with mere end more pUnes coming into a modern, completely adequate field capable of taking c a n o f tha growing number o f planes need­ ed for Central Florida’ e travelling public. Private plane owners are now forced to ■ae air fields that are not equipped with adequate tocflltlcc to assure complete air safety end lending apparatus. This is something that a serious, fast working, strong committee should attack and work on with enthusiasm. Here again is tha naed for the organ!cation o f a Sanford Development Commis­ sion. One committee, with authority to act and plan wisely for the proposed move could do much toward securing these facili­ ties for Sanford and Seminote County as well as the rest o f Central Florida. • • Aircraft Water Transportation Industry By BAM BAWIOM BAN DIEGO tfi—Space travel, earth satellites, rockets, missiles —on tha oloenuide and atomic marvels ef a new age—make up oae ef today’s fastest spreading breaches ef the aircraft Industry. Production, employment, spendlag la these fields are Increasing rapidly—ta seme instances doubling aath year for the last four. What was about ana per cent of tbo total aircraft business six yean ate la estimated to account for Prealdcnt Eisenhower, as If to soothe Congress, strode into his June 6 news conference and, ■peaking without notes, began de­ fending neutrals. • Agriculture, industry and commercs moved to the banks of the inland waterways at an accelerated rata during the second quarter of the current year, axceeding even the fast tempo of the first quarter— yet Sanfbrd stood still in its efforts to bring water transportation here for the benefit of the entire Centra) Florida area. A total of 147 waterside sites were pick­ ed during the second quarter for new or ex­ panding processing or distribution projects. The number during the first quarter was 138. The total for 1965 was 470. Fifty-eight of the waterside projecte reported construction costa. Theaa totaled $1,267,000,000. Forty-eight other* were re­ ported as costing mora than two million dollars each. Here’s the score, as Sanford pasies up an opportunity to bring hundreds o f industries within its area: sites on tha rivers and can­ als vyere acquired for thirty-one chemical plants during tha three-month period. Steel companies announced twenty-fiva wateraide expansion projects. Manufacturers pick­ ed twenty-nine sites for factories. Water­ side sites were also chosen for eleven power planta, eight refineries, thirteen barge-railtruck terminals, seven paper mills, five auto­ mobile factories, four aluminum plants, five warehouses, three grain mills, seven mis­ cellaneous industries, snd four industrial development districts. What’s more, the new edition of "Plant Location” , published by the Institute for Dullness Planning, states, "the inherent ad­ . T h t Sanford Herald vantage of barge transportation on the in­ land waterways is its ability to handle bulk at low cost” . E r w . v » t t a j “s j g £ fJ- j r a shipments In addition, the same publication reports high-valued manufactured goods one being attracted to barge lines because of the sub­ stantial economies availsble. )• (to n* C w — ms *— i —w e-stse i* n One big manufacturer, tha President of Philip Morris, Inc., had this to say, "Tha South, served by many navigation channels, stands on the threshold of the second Indus­ trial revolution.” To list the Inveetorc In waterside in­ eii.se « tm mrt —m “ mil.T, Ml— B at m — . NMliHMi am K Ihtmrr « sS dustrial sites would give a. perfect picture AM wM rnmMmm M N M M m M M» o f opportunities being missed by Sanford. cfcvtf g a ssrs It is time for Sanford's leaders to get on Fri. July IS, IMS their toes and stand high—n u t * e v « * - " «*fort Into securing for Central Florida the TODAYS Btftl.R VKRBR Let ue run with patience the race that is docks and wharves necessary to make ban.4 m aat baton us. Hebrews 12:1—This sounds ford a member of the team now c. Uke Paul tho we are not sure he wrote this on the nation’s vast expansion program. Tht longer we wait, the greeter the mllepistle. Paul really tried to do his best and exceeded an peat records. He turned the liona o f doltari o f industrial opportunity missed will stack up. world upside down. Is U per eeat of the Industry’s budget of sslee end perhaps more of Its spending. One fifth of Ceovalr'a employs! ere engaged la work on missile, rocket or spaee travel projects, J. V. Nslsh executive Vico presi­ dent of tho Convalr division ef General Dynamics, says boro. And ■inco Convalr haa many suppliers of parts, uncounted others also con­ tribute to this work. Seventeen thousand or more em­ ployee of North American Avia. Spreading tloa In the Lee Angeles arts end els*where In tho nation, m em­ ployed in Its missile development, roeketdyna end auloaeUca divi­ sions. “ Guided missiles sad their om ■1ns era now fast becoming aa Industry ef ihalr own’’ aeye B. A. Lambeth, vice president and treas­ urer of North American Aviation. “ Tha Industry Is far from mature yet. It will continue to Douglas Aircrew starts tlon this year on nlke-typo mis- He didn’t stop there, but went on to suggest that If a nation Joins a military alliance snd Is then attacked, other countries may say it got what was eomlng of it. This was startling. Thia country had spent time and mon­ ey trying to win military allies. Fashions By KAL BOYLE NEW YORK IP—Fashions in heroes change, just as women’s styles do. In bad financial times the big hero is the politician who makes tha most golden promises. In war time* the military leader is top dog as long as ha wins. But la boom times the hero Is the Industrlil tycoon. He becomes an oracle consulted on all topics and It la assumed that, since he la amirt enough to make a lot of money, he also must know how to eurs warts and predict the wea­ ther. « In At the moment the business ex­ ecutive la riding on a tidal wavs of popularity that puts him higher in public esteem than either Las­ sie or G ou Autry. If so oxocutlvo could bo found who could also sing Uko Elvis Presley, nothing could keep him from tho White House. Doisns of recent plays, books snd TV dramas the businessman has bean built up as a rugged, resourceful, tough — fighting hero with a two-fisted mind. He Is portrayed as a kind of Roy Rogars or Hopalong Cassidy with a brief ease. He Is brisk, brusque and competitive. He nev- i f MMUN H. Main IB. M.B. IF you don't know how to swim,I Practice la learning bow to I suggest that you learn as quick­ breathe la through your mouth ly ae possible. For ewlmmfng Is and out through your nose la not only a relaxing sport, U It e much more Important tbaa good body builder as weU. learning tome fancy stroke. It provides mental relaxation, Don’t blow your nose violently muscular activity and encourages to remove the water. Blow It body coordination. Buoyancy of gently, making aura that both the water, you see, gives your nostrils are never prstaed tightly. body a sensation of having This will help keep mucus out of greater muscular etrtngUi than tha eustachlaa tubes. yoa actually have. Try to swim la clean, aafe 1 Value This is one reason why ywlm- water. Water la which you bathe mini and exercise In supervised should be Just as fres from germs pools Is usually recommended far as water you drink. Its therapeutic value tn rehabili­ Always shower or baths thor­ tating persona suffering such oughly upon leaving the water. conditions aa polio and arthritis Thin dry yourself briskly with a While swimming la fun and towel. Rub good and bard. This beneficial tn most Instances, there wlU help remove any parasites are a few precautions some of you which may cause swimmer’s Itch. For those of you swimming in should tala. the oeetns, remember the sting If yoa have a perforated ear­ of Jelly-fish, especially that of drum or a discharging ear, don't thea Portugese man-of-war type, te swim. U you are subject to can be dangerous. a!lergie in­ mear difficulties, better check dividuals, it mightTo even be fetal. wtth your phyeklaa befqre taking IBTtN AMB AJinra ito B. W.t Is a sun lamp of value Koegs Water Owl tn treating atne disease? leva though you may be la the Answer: There la no evidence bast of health, keep as much that a sua lamp, or ultra .violet water ea possible out of your nose light, as M Is will help. a •tssa tw« odea hi a government owned plant at Charlotte, N. C., Uke the mis­ siles ratting off Its Santa Monica production linos the last two year*. Altogether It U working on eight major missile projects. "Missiles era an important part ef our production" Donald W, Doug­ las says. “ We helped plonaor the field 14 years age. It would be ae even faster growing pert of tho Industry if the eaglaoarlng short­ age weren’t a limiting factor." la Beattie, Booing engineers and production staff work oa missile proJoeU snd prepare for tho com­ ing alomle ago. Lockheed will build a plant la Georgia to work on problems of building atomic planes. Vitro Corp. of America will study shielding and radiation problems Involved la suck a pleas. Officials at both Booing and Convair are Inclined to think scientists now cea produce sir end apace machine marvels beyond the mili­ tary’s present Ideas of how to mako use of them. SA F E T Y % Why m oeeeufil Ir rut Aueoletien-ti both lift and profit* •Mo for you. Opon ono this wookl & t iS 5 £ 2 e £ $ & s Do yon want to become a bual neat executive yourself? Well, now Is the time to prepare. Ths field Is full of aging heroes. Becom ing It wasn't hard to Imagine tha effect on those Aslan countries which had silled themselves with the (Jolted States while India re­ mained aloof. It wasn't long be­ fore the White House put out a statement explaining that what Elsenhower meant to say waa that some nations are Justified In being neutral but they'd be eah r as American allies. Vice President Nixon defended a nation’s right to be neutral In ■ speech the .next night,’ June ?. He slid "we must desl" with neu­ trals "aa moral -and spiritual equali.*1 Dulles aald Just the opposite In ■ June > speech, thus compounding tho confusion begun by Eisenhow­ er, Dufies said neutrality la "Im­ moral and shortsighted." This raised a question—Just whit Is America's view toward neutrals?—still unanswered when Nixon late in June set off on an Asian tour which did not Include India. In Msnfis on July 3 he said the United States esn understand na­ tions which remain neutral be­ cause they have Internal prob­ lems. But It has no sympathy, Nixon said, with countries which make "no moral distinction be­ tween the Communist world and the free world." In this speech, less tolerant thin the one he gave in June, Nixon made no mention of India. But India's Prime Minister Jfehru apparently thought Nixon w u aiming at him. He must have al­ ready been burned up at Dulles. In a July 1 news conference, : -By BKNNITT CIBB* B • s o Two old college mates met after several years. One said glumbly, “ I’ve a tough row to hoe, Jim. My wife’s always trying to keep up with the Joneses." “ You're lucky," snapped the other. “ Mine’s trying to keep up with tho Rockefellers.1 The great lovers of history, observes 1 be looked upon ea Juvenile delinquents today. Hsten el Tray, far. Instance, wee exactly 13 years eld when Paris carried bar atf toj % Bparta. Y O U 'R E B E L L IN G ■ ■■■ ■- M E f- ly WltUAM BUT Central Prase Writer TO FREPARB for poealble May Day trouble Tokyo rape stated a mock riot In which 30 of the gendarmes suffered cute and bruises. Bounds Uke the boye are ta mid-season shape. I t t gfeiserheerffi See e newspaper reporter who it 84 peart eld. What’s new, eM-ttmerf ■ last IS yean wtth only eae dent to mar ths record. 1 always haa to be aae guy la i___ _ It for tho nett I I I _____ _ Carriages ffoaf appeared f he France Im I f f ? MNeriraf eadeU Didn’t nolle* the here* awd f M ini dept weal hash Met Jar. I I f A heer’e far i l i t toe where a aw|ee leasee em­ pire were flosses while odkiatief. Sheslw—there fees eae ef the l i t I sa t** day tha kuaeaa raee>wtB be made up ef 1W per feat ve«w4 A Nebraska Arm proudly re­ tartans, says s noted dM ttah' port* that Its employee have Now, dratted us that the eBbul driven 40 million miles la the li< t I I SPECIALS On Used Cars *49 B u ic k R o d m o f f t t r M PyaefWw Meiler BeOe *49 C h e v r o l e t V% T o '5 2 P ly m o u th S e d a n '5 0 B u ic k 2 -D o o r M *51 P ly m o u th *51 H udson Sedan M M *50 B u ic k S e d a n Dynefiew—Heater tedfo m m '5 1 M e rcu ry 2 -d o o r S e d a n Eitrn Clean w a rn '5 8 F o fd '5 3 P o n tia c (8 ) S e d a n I4 M M *55 4 6 R B u ic k H a r d to p Fully Leaded. Cbtt. M B A * ii i FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD iu ia u P te k -a p IIH 8 4 M M * . / 44M 4 u Sedan (8 ) S ed an 48M * M O N IM B M Nkholsofl Buick Co. SALES ROOM OPRN A LL DAY lA T V E D A V 210 MAGNOLIA AYR. % Maybe Nehru waa emrfuaod by this time. But Dulles began to have second thoughts, or an It seems, about the effects ef the administration’s handling ef tha word “ neutral." So yesterday ha told his newt conference that whan ha spoke of “ Immoral" neutralism an June • be meant the kind of neutralism which is indifferent ta the fat* of others. That U immoral, ha aald, and ho sticks by wkat bn m ■aid. 'w But tbea be explained that ■very country which ia a member of tbs United Nations abewa, by Ua membenhip, concern for oth­ ers. India ia la the UJL Practi­ cally every other country le la or wants in. So Duller was asked: Doesn’t that mean practically m nation is immoral la it* neutralism? That was right, DuUee said. ” 1 think |u there an very few, if any." la fact, he said there are practically no neutrals In the wnrM hi Homo Repairs with a loW-iootTHA repair lean—Nn ■ or tha to repair. * P tO T o * b n c«a u ooi WTor both material and labor. Y|p naed not bo a deporftor to Uko leal wav t o repair yegr jfeat. Aa FHA Lao wiDpay fog ef this others. * he said the views ef Nixon and Dulles "are not wise and they do little good” and they were "undemocratic" to want everyone te . think as they do. ( He added he didn’t like the word "neutralism" and that India’s po­ sition could best be described as % one of "noolnvolvament" because It was concentrating mainly an Its own internal development. Nixon bad clearly aatf at Manila this country can under­ stand neutralism In a nation con­ cerned with Ua own Internal prob­ lems. This makea It seem possi­ ble Nehru hadn't read Nlxon’a full ATTLINQ MIKE FLAHERTY bad taken aa awful boatinf through fifteen gruelling rounds, but at the finish tho sports announcer Insisted on dragging him up to the nakroy phone. “ Say anything," he -------- —‘ ordered. “ Your ma win be happy to know you're still, alive!’’ The poor fighter staggered, held tight to the mike, end muttered, “ Hello, who’s calling?" WlSpJdnq* — L _____ N eu tral T r y a n d S to p M o It has been estimated that 41 per cent of the executives active today are within 10 yean or leas of 84, the usual retirement age. T0PAINT UP FIX UP l . C hange er rides to head off the rustlers ■t Eagle Pass, but he Is witling at any moment to sacrifice every­ thing else in life for "the good o( his company." He Invariably Is tall with strong­ ly chiseled features, and works feverishly late it night at his of­ fice to complete his plan for build­ ing a better bridge or drafting a new sales campaign to market a better mouthwash. Modern busi­ ness Is pictured as Jungle fierce— only the strong can survive. Just how does this literary por­ trayal of our new-type her* com­ pare with the average real-life ex­ ecutive? Well, fairly dose. That Is, if you take the executives’ own word for it—and assume they haven't seen so many TV business dramas themselves that they have uncons, eiousty patterned themselves after the video hcorei of office and fac­ tory. Ths ordinary working man has perhaps an ineradicable belief that the average executive has an easy life—that he gets most of his chores done on the golf links or during three-hour, four-martini lunches. But the executives themselves claim they put more hours at their desks than their hired hinds do. The average work week 1* about 48 hours. But a survey by ths American Management A s s n , showed that corporation presidents work SI hours, vice president* SI hours and department heads about 44 hours. The rewards of the executive* are obvious. They get higher sal­ aries, bigger pensions snd bonuses ■lock deals and many extra fringe benefits denied the Janitor. But what about the price they pay for their prominence? The mental urgency of their Jobs seems to exact a hklden toll in terms of health. A cheek of 100 corporation executives by two Chicago doctors showed that 33:8 par cent of the men and 44 per cent of the women were suffering from ailments they didn't know they had. They were'afflicted with IS dis­ eases. including 48 cases of high Mood pressure, 31 of heart disease snd a case of tuberculoils. Oddly, tha checkup showed only a couple of ulcers but a surprising 111 hernias. Now there’s a real mys­ tery for a medical detective to solve. j M A N A Q E M E N T j H e ro e s Take These Precautions When You Go Swimming A D IV ID E N D Is PBONR 1«M �S od a l £vm i& Personals Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Swarti wlU leave for Martha's Vinayard, Mat*, for a vacation. They will visit relative# while in tha city. Tha Rev. J, Emmett Herndon, minister of education, First Prosbyterian Church, DeLarvJ, will ba guaat minister for tha July II Sunday morning aenrica in tha abaanea of tha Bat. A. 0. Mclnnla wha la bway from tha dty an vacation. TTTF SANFORD HERALDTri. Inly IS, IMS July Bride-Elect Feted A t Shower A t Cullen Home Mr*. Charlie Carlson and two children, Charlie, Carl, and Doris Jean bara gone to the mountains for a vacation. They aro the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl How­ ard of New Smyrna Beach. De Bary Personals Mlec Beatrice Tyson and all ter Mrs. Ethel P. Woods have Just Miaa Katharine Brown, D.C.E. completed a 1.571 mile motor trip of tha Flrat Presbyterian Church through Canada and polnta East. wilt ba abaant from tha office Miaa Tyson waa tha New York from Monday July II until July delegate to Lake Placid conven­ SI aa aha will ba eounaallnf at tion of the Women's Relief Corps tha Senior Conference at Camp of the Grand Array of tha Republie. In August she and her sister Weekl Wachl. will attend tha National convention Tha friends of Jack Ludwig In SL Louis. Mr. and Mra. Arthur Lambert will regret to loan that ba waa been moved from tha Seminole have been entertaining Mra. Lam Memorial HoaplUl to tha Or- bert'a brother, the Rev. John W. Ruakln of Nashville, Tenn. Dr. Rue anga Memorial Hoapital in Or* kin la wall known to Floridians, Undo for further treataftnt. having apoken in Orlando, Lakewood and other central Florida ci­ Mr. and Mra. Marion Harman, ties. Ha waa a close friend of Peter Boaalia Drive, have vUlting Marshall and waa mentioned seve­ them from Auguata, Go, Mra. ral times In A Man Called Peter. Harman'a mother, Mra, W, E. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Wagner bar brother-tn-law and returned yesterday from an ex____ r, Mr. aad Mra. A. M. Ful­ tended trip to Red Bank. N. J., ler Ind her nephew, Woyne Ful­ Brooklyn and to Hampstead, L. I. where their son, Dr. Charles C. ler. Wagner and hia wife live. During Mtsi Martha Quean baa vial- this visit they were honored at ting bar Mlaa Marjoria Barhar parties observing their S5th wed­ from Madison. While hero they ding analveraary. The Wagners attended tha wadding of Mlaa wore among our flrat aeltlara In Ann Crane of Winter Park De Bary. Mr. and Mra. William L. WllSaturday in which Martha waa a llama have been tn Miami, meeting brideanAld. a plane which brought their son, Miaa Jana Harria hae return­ William, hla wife and son BUI. Tonight will be Open House on ed to Waehlngton D. C. after visiting htr parents, Mr. and Naranja road. Tha Rev. WUmot Aldridge la to be at home to mem­ Mra. Cad Harria and her aunt, ber* and friends of hia new parMra. J. E. 8purling on Myrtle. Irit, the Methodist Community Mias Lucille Pummell of Chilli- church of Do Bary. From 7:50 to I eethe, Ohio and niece of Mr. end refreshmenta will ba served and Mra. Harria la aleo vialting them. new acquaintances formed. The Women's Society of Christian Serv­ Mlaa Barela Lang hae returned ice of tho Methodist church Is after Mending two montia in sponsoring tho reception. Wear Virginia. She waa eccowpLt. Cel. Clyde Gablar left thla •aUd by her niece. Lynn Bridgeman, i t Now Martiaaville, W. Vo. Monday for Mediterranean service. He recently brought hia famUy to Frionda of Mra. Bam Kalght of De Bary to live and enjoy the Bello Glade will regret to learn Florida sunshine while he is on hit Milt aha la confined to the local tone of duty. Hie father and mo Boopital when the underwent ther, Mr. and Mra. Wallace Gabler emergency surgery Monday, July aro leaving Monday next for the B. Mar aendttlon la reported aa North. They have been entertaind at thla time. Mra. Knight la lag Mra. Ida Pepper of Feradale, fbrmer aalra Bertloaon af Mar Detroit. Mrs. Pepper who •anfard. confesses to ao years of militant Mr. and Mra. Frank BaB af service in the womans suffrage City, hare boon the roc cause, la a moat entertaining t mast* of bar parents, Mr. end ipeaker. Mr. and Mra. James V. Richards ra. L. A. Smith and family have been entertaining Mr. and MM J. C. Hampton. 1460 Oak Mra. Palmar Rutladge WUaon and A v$h baa re turned borne after Mra. Louise WUaoe of.Atlanta. Ga., attending Urn summer aaealon at aad Mr. and Mrs. OrvUle Curler Taacnara OolUga la of Miami who are an route to their Ga. ■ummer home on Huckelberry Mb near HendersoavUIe, N. C. During Ular a abort vaeattan at Now this visit Mr. and Mra. Richards aa Beach and Ban Gallia, entertained also Rev. Joha Ruakln, Claudette Hawkins of Lake hla daughter Emily and Mr. and _ jo has gona to Mary Karl Mra. Arthur Lambert luty ocbool to taka a coureo In Bn. Sara Bishop aad daughter, outturn. Mra, Howard Sharp art spaading the summer months la Cheyenne aad Sheridaa, Wyoming. They wUl return about Leber Day. Dens one, two and three of the DeBary Cub Scouts have returned from a week's camping trip in the Ocala state forest. Under the direc­ tion of Denver St. Clair they K r Miss Sue Hayes, bride-elsct of thla month, waa feted by Mlaa Yvonne Cullen and her mother Mra. J. P. Cullen with a bridal shower Tuesday evening at 7:10 n. m. In their home on Crystal Point In Laka Mary. Summer flowers and natural greenery decorated the rooms of the lovely home. Games were play ed and pritts awarded to Mary Esther Powell. Mra. Hayaa, Miaa Mary Ann Wright and Miaa Har­ riett Bedding. After many lovely and useful gifts wort opened by tho young honoree eake and punch along with mint* and nute were served the guesti from tho dining room table. A whlto lace cloth overlaid the table centered with a while “ bri­ dal". cake topped with a bride and groom. Whit# tapers flanked each end and were decorated with "bits" of lace end lily-of the valley which entwined the candles. Silver ap­ pointments were also qsed. Those Invited to attend were the honoree, her mother, Mra. Ham Ftaher, Mist Mary Ann Wright, Mra. Calvin Wright, Miss Mary Es­ ther Powell, Miss Shirley Anderson, Miss Joyce Rey Rork, Miss Harri­ ett Redding. Miss Elizabeth Wood­ ruff, Miss Betty Ann Munson, Miss Helen Hampton, Miss Betty Bryan, Miss Ger| Spivey. Miu Pat Dunn. Mlaa Margaret Moore, Miss Gra­ de Smith, Miss Kay Jenkins, Mias Robbie Crutchfield. Miss Oracle Dugger, Mias' Joyce Milam and Miss Marian Davis. JUST LIKE NEW Hot soap or detergent auts will keep chromuim shiny and ■mooth. Aftar rinsing, polish with a soft dry cloth. Because chro­ mium la soft It will aventually wear nff if rubbed with harsh abrasives. UPPER CLINIC If a tipper becomes atubhnrn to operata, luhricata hy ruhtiins soap on both aides while closed; then unzip It, qnd rub soap over tha opened teeth. learned to “ make a home away from home", to study wild game along with Instructor Don Carroll and to win badges for written anawers lo his oral quiz. Among the SO attending were tha following from De Bary: Ralph Stumpf, Da­ vid Neider, Kenneth La, Roy Wellesley Corbett, Guy Mller, Vicki end Tommy Gurucharrl. Billy Rla'kemore John Blakemore, Pat Nolle and Dirk Nolte. All Calendar Listings And Society Newi Are Requested By 5 p. m. Tht Dty Preceding Publication Kid Party Is Planned. July 21 By Anna Millers MISS 'PATSY IIAUGHT ★ ' ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ . Mrs. Altos M, llaught of Os­ teen announces the engagement of her daughter, I’ atsy Ann to Kenneth L. llaivey, son uf Mr. and Mra. Lamb llarvay of Osteen. The bride-elect la also the granddaughter of Mr. and 5lrs. R. W. McCullough. Miss llaught 1a a graduata of Remlnola High School and is now attanding Mary Karl in Daytona. 5lr. Harvey attended Rummell and Seminole High Schools. He is now employed with Odham and Tudnr, Wedding plana will ba reveal­ ed later. Miss Jane Brown Honored Recently On 16th Birthday Miss Myrtle's McKinley Hall was the scene of a gathering of members and friends of The First Mdthoriist Church last evening to honor the Rev. and Mrs. Milton II. Wyatt, and Miss Rachel Beasley, Educa­ tional Director. A covered dish supnor was serv­ ed at 7 p. m. The hall was decora­ ted with lovely arrangements of varied colored hibiscus. Mr*. B. B. Crumley. Mr*. L. T. Doss, and Mr*. J. II. Nicholsm were In rharge of the supper. At the close of the supper hour Mrs. W. A. Hunter, WSCS pre»|dent, presented Hev. urn! Mrs. Wyatt with a beautiful picture from members of the Women's So­ ciety of Christian Service.- A pleasant social hour was enjoyed after supper, with group singing assisted by Mr*. J. D. liozard, and Mrs. Ashby Jones Schedule SUNDAY Th* Sunday Morning Worship Service of the Presbyterian Chun-h will be broadcast over WTRH at II o'clock. MONDAY The First llaptist Church of Sanford will have the Morning Devotional* In charge ilnnday through Friday, over WTRR at 8:30 a. m. The Uaptlst Sunday School Association meeting will meet tn Drtand at the Flrat Baptist Church at 0 p. m. The Dependable Class of the First Methodist Church will have its regular monthly meeting and picnic supper at McCall's Camp. Members will meet at MeKmley Hall at 6 p. m. Husbands will be guests. The noy Scouts of the First I'reshytcrlnn Church will meet In th* Scout Room at the church at 7 p.m. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Cobb proudly announce th* birth of a son, July It, weighing 7 lbs. 14 oz. In tbe Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, John Hoddenberry of Tallahassee are announ­ cing the birth of a son on July It at Tallahassee. Th* young man weighed 8 Hi*. 8 o*. Lira. Boddcnbcrry is the former Silas Coinrlin Writ limn, daughter of Mr. and Mra. W. G. Wcltman of Oviedo. THE STARS TUESDAY Tha Unity data will meat at 0 p. m. in thi Valdez Hotel with th* Rev. Carolyn Parson* aa teacher. The public la Invited. 1, The First Baptist Church wiQ. hava the Morning Devotional la charga over WTRR at 0-50 a. m. Th* Phcbean-Goldea C i r c l e Class of the Flrat BapUat Churchwill hold lta regular business and . social meeting at • p. m. at tha home of Mr*. J. H. David. 310 W.' 16th St The last In a series of swim­ ming lessons that navy children , may attend will be held at the NAS pool. Registration will ba held in the morning and those un­ able to attend registration may call Mra. R. D. Murry, 3037-R. Mr*. F. D. Scott is Instructor. Th* Pioneer Fellowship and Recreation of th* First Prtsby— • terlan Church will maet at 7:30 p.m. at tha church. WEDNESDAY Th* First Baptist Charch wllf have tha Morning Davotinnil lit" charge over WTRR at 1:50 a .ra. The First Baptist Church will': have Prayer Meeting at 7:30 p. in. The First Baptist Church Sun­ day School Cabinet will meet at! 0:15 p. m. The R. W. War* Bible d a is will have lta regular class meet­ ing at the apartment of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tyra at New Smyrna* Beach. Members ar* asked to bring covered dishes and thalr own(liver war*. Dinner to b* served' at 7 p. m. Tha Girl Scouts will maet at First rresbytcriaa Church at 3:30 p.m. * Tha Chancel Choir will re­ hears* at First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. Tha midweek Blbt* Hour wilt, ba conducted hy Elder* Arthur DaYoung and C. C. Howard of tha First PresbytarUn Church at 7:30 p.m. In tha absence af* Rav.. A. G. Mclnnla, Pastor. THURSDAY Tha Junior Choir of th# First. Presbyterian Church will r e ­ hearse at 8:41 p.m. at tho thureh. 1 ^ 1 v> \j t C I I t i\ ( ^ MIDI IN* TMl A H LAST TIMER TONIGHTS STARTS 7:15 A Lawless Street Randolph Scott Angela Laaabary Featera • 7:50 SECOND FKATURk PRAIRIE L A K E A U TO LOANS Lowest Cost Summer Dance Classes SCHOOL BAMBOO ROOM FRIDAY Vacation Bible School will be conclu ed at Elder Springs Bap­ tist Chapel from 0:00 to 12 noon. Closing program will be held at 8:00 o'clock. SATURDAY Vance Duke wUl leai th* R.A.'a at First Baptist Church at 0:30 a.m. Feted At Church Mr. and Mr*. Robert L. Brown entertained their dnughter Jane on her Kith birthday Wednesday afternoon at their horn* on 2445 Washington Ave, Games were played on the lawn with prizes going to Marcia Loechclt and Sandra Lee, A large birthday cake center­ ed th* refreshment table and was srrveil with Ice errant anti tlrinks to the honoree, Mary Jane King, Hetty Lynn Selvldge, Mar­ cia Locchelt, Nancy Richards, Linda Anderson, Dottle Willi­ ams, Jo Ann Hughes, Dlnna Stuff large rooked pitted Fleischer, F.llen Vlhlen, Jarkie Senkank. I.imts Smith, iamlrn prunes with a tiny cocktail sau­ Schedule of 5lisa Myrtle Wil­ Lee, Lourcose Evans and Judy, sage nod heat in a buttered bak­ son, lloms Demonstration Agent Barbara and Debbie Brown. ing dish In • hot oven. Nlee July 10-17 Is aa follows; with a before-dinner beverage. July 10, Sewing rlnsa will will he made anil they wilt have maet at tha Home Demonstra­ MOVIES UNDER a rraft workshop. Will meet at tion Center at 0 a.m. 7:30 p. m. Mrnibrrs of Hums Demonstra­ July 17, County Chorus will tion Clubs will meet at tha Canmeet at the Longwuod Library tar to practlca “ Skit" they will for practice at 0:.'I0 a.m. present at tha State Council of Homs Demonstration Clulu at Friday— Saturday Gainesville, • a.m. take Monroe Home Demon­ G regory Peck stration Club will meet at the an home of Mre. Hazel Gardner. Supplies for the Cancer Clln'e The Gunfighter New Being Conducted In The Calendar i Members and guests of the Anna Miller Circle are looking forward to a "Kid Party" which will be held at the Elks Club July 21. Plans were made at the monthly aummer meeting Tuesday evening over which Mrs. Ed Cox, president, pre­ sided. The dress for the event will consist of apparel that will take “ you back to the days of your childhood". Dancing Is also 0n the schedule for the evening’s enter­ tainment. Following the meeting the host­ esses, Mrs. Avelino Mencndcz, Mrs. Wesley Barber and Mr*. M. C. Hinder served delicious refresh­ ment* to the ladies. Attending the session were 5lr*. Pel* Bukur, Mr*. Wesley Rsrber. Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mrs. AveKno Menendcz, Mrs. Eddie Stout. Mrs. Fay# Jackson, Mrs. G. J. Moughton J r, Mrs. J. V. Stowell J r, Mrs. Harry F. Kent, Mrs. Marie Thomp­ son, Mrs. Garfield Walker Mr*. Lynn Lyon, Mrs. James Blanken­ ship. Mr*. H. F. Hale, Mrs. Samuel Carter, Mrs. Gene Walter. Mrs. L. G. Skates, Mrs. James Rosenow, Mra. Roy Chorpening, Mrs. Richard Mapes, Mrs. Harry Adair, Mrs. C. II. Stafford. Mrs. Ed Cox. Mr*. It. S. Billhimcr and Mrs. M. C. Hin­ der. Patsy Haughty Kenneth Harvey Rev., Mrs. Wyatt Today Are Revealing Engagement Miss R. Beasley Pag* » ~ or DANCING at The Mayfair laa Each Friday afternoon and evenlag Cleese* or Private Instreetlon COMPLIMENTARY LESSONS FOR INFORMATION CALL Miu Davis Ph. 1001 or WP 28-3402 *S A N E pR D Starring INSTALMENT LOAN DEPTMeathot FDIC m any w ays ” trfmuVisjoHfr Faster* • 0:40 Oaly SATURDAY ONLY also TIIE SE A OK LOST SHIPS AIlANTKMAjiJlNAL BANK Good go Will be given from 4:00 to 1:00 on Friday »* SUN-MON-TUE JAMES $11WAR! DORIS DAT * TH t OUTLAW S KIDDIES UNDER ■' iiIho in color-On The Threshold of Spnrt John Derek 12 ALW AYS F RE E o A U C H T fR n -l.— n ~~n ' FEAT. 7110 PLUS TODAY Saturday i i R -n iG OOUnLE F E A T U R E PROGRAM — FEATURE 0:37 ONLY NfftBCIri J.YATCS Plus Chapter No. 12 “The Batman" l i t ■. Pmrt A m “ 88T Ami PARENTS m s c in N M f • m u m m • n w t r n o n * bjk uouuit aatmsue raaovenoa FEATURE • 3:02 • 8:30 - 10:02 Ym Wm II 7 m I M m II Tn t • SUNDAY ft MONDAY Each one so cooling and refreshing CUli CwU S W IM ! IPs m—wirtimi's base eaaiar-Wftr—4a s duk, in s fbai, ar at s rtfmhiag Sapp* far s aslid or fruit cap- Tfcdjr Lbbim Qakfcljr At v ONE OF THE ^ ALL-TIME* GREATS! * M acMURRAY mm SIDNEY Mdk imooti UsswM it's nude Golden Lake with Milk! lUkcr uniag. tae . . . ksesuw only rssl fruit (liven an and. Eo/oy a afisnl Summer Day Cam p For beauty that's more than aids dorp, you'll settle for an OK Used Car every time! Thoroughly inspected and reconditiooed for aafoty, perform­ ance and appearance, they'ro dealer-warranted in writing. Your Chevy dealer’s volume trading means extra aavinga and selection, tool or • Natan Urn*7 • Arts aad Crafla CmrkvTECNMCOUM FEATURE . HIT - 4:50 - 1:21 STARTS SUNDAY • F iah lM M l «iy by « AaftirM OWvnM B«lir • SfMria aad Gaaua PHONE IlM «r ttTS-ft FRED QAMAS BUD LAYBB H O LLER M O T O R SALES m la d A P A U H T T O ph one PHONE Mj |2M 9 i*MSy Tae twna Cea**w ju . t A A — tl �n . tin t' ft. i t th« nfftc* at Mi* Huoerlntandant o< Public In. muctlort. nchuul Admlnlatrallns Building, Cthnmarclal Avenue Man. ford Florida. ef which ..Urn* and place tha bid* will b* publicly open* •d and read aloud. HOT!CM Drawing* and apacltloaltaa* may NOT1CB 1* IfEflKBT qtTBft that urauant to Chapter It*. Florida1 b* obtained from th* office of the Architect, John A. tlurton, IV, 111 tatutea, I»*l tho following doacrlbed land! In Semlnolo County, m i l o Klorlda will bo offered for eale at July II. 1*11. Dyboall for Diana public outcry for tho hlgneat and after and .pacification# will be required boot coeh bid at tho front door of the Seminal* County Court Itouae, at and refundable lo oereuna returning complete and In wood Panford bealnalne at H it* A. M- on document! condition within ten dare followlae Monday. July **th, A. D. T * lll bid date In accordance with the Lota i f to I* Btk • Kn tenting* P; following: Pint Set, 110 dtpoalt, Add Mo. 1 Plat Booh f Pag** *1 A entirely refundable. Additional let*, \Vt* of Blk 7 Tr M Town of f i t depo.lt, half refundable. Sanford Plat Book I Pafee *• to A rorllflcd check for bank draft It and 111. I ll , III. 11* A HI- payable to the ’ Board of Pohlle Lota ie, l l A II Block I, laoekharf* PuhdlvUlon Plat Book I Pago 7# tote 1 to « A • A I# Block I*, toek- aiecuted by lha bidder aitd acceDthart'a Subdivision Plat Book I Pape abl* euretlee In an amount equal to fly* per eent of tho bid eball bo with each bid. B . I . i U ' u U . M S i i ' S ■ubmltted The eucc*Mfu| bidder will bo r». qulred to funleh and pay for eatle* factory nrrformanca and eavmenl bond of bonda . _ Tho Board of Pttblle Tnetrnctt"H for Seminole County, Florida, re. aeryea the rlaht to relect anv and/of TTTF SANFORD TTFRAT.D Legal Notice ■That w a s k e t c h u p AND MUSTARD w f AND RASPSERUV S J T THE CASH) OPOSSB9 W BfT 70 \*7TH US/ S ' —! . JA tL( . - / — - B w a m iw t H IllB B i u , nao a iw w i n n o n iu a ■ » u. u Arenuo Hoepltal, Ifcw York, after surgery corrected a rare heart eoadllloa with which ha erai bom. Nureo Dotorea Morph* hold* aa X-ray of tho obrtmrtlon la a valtra that blocked Mood going to tbo boy'* load, eatubif a condition that enlarged the heart to thme time* fta normal ala*. Doctor* hay# promised Dominick that now ha will bo able to lead a normal Ufa and he can hardly wait to try baseball TWUHNX3HTAT >OJR mwm I f LMa aa ns. * s a u iN HOUSS, AkCKSYl r r -' 1 i.ee r a im t a v a ih o adesaiuia a m Uasta Wa tile Cartoon Carnival •iua tVeatber-Mewi-oporta l i l t Juba Daly Nawa CIS Spotlliht On Sport# *itt Iteudiavuua Tiuu Hull y wad Hummer Thealr* 1:1* Kobln Hoe# lies cruaadar M>/fa V / SUCE, r DONT STAY \ MOM/ OLTPTOO LATE TONIGHT: J v DeA«.‘ y \ p *- V• f AOTlE IS A W OW ONG 1 MAN/ yo u DOMT w a n t h im TO FALL ASLEEP O N THE 3 0 3 AND GET FlOED DO >Qi£ f do m t” vsoaay^% H e w o e » c :s p o c HI 5 dad / , toico teilo 11:00 11:0* y 11:11 11:10 11:41 11:11 1:00 1:11 1:11 till 4:13 1:11 1:00 1:11 lilt 4:11 II* I :00 HIS bV EAR DOC. t THIN TM GO',N<b -f DEAPll r tARYNQlTiQl CANT MAKS ABOUND 7:11 1:00 ■ In •it* 1:11 tnion tnil* I t :"* Winky Dink A Toe Mr Wlaard Dig Tup Future Farmer* of Amorlca Aftamaaa Film Fare Patti I'an* lUarliall Preview lltitltaii Gama nf tha Week— Cleveland Yankee* Paul Pair* U llaarball I'ravltw llaerbnll Ham* «f th* W a * k t»etr-*l*-l', hit* *tf.* Baaaball Scoreboard lltg Plrtur* Vlawor** lila**t Amu* *a‘ Andy Florida Drifter* Baaaball Mound-up B ir o ie a Country Frollca Central Florida Showreie Jackie aieaeon la the Huney IBOoaare lly llaro Paopta'a Choice Ituaa llnraan Show ■ Gunamoka Bclanea Fiction Theatre Bummer Tehatra Th* Via* Btarllght Thaatr* J tr sr o 0 a o u s* THWD \ rm eo pwethiv 10:01 lotia tails 11:00 H ill 11:10 11:41 lltll 11:10 a JAMES GUT AGENCY 1:10 lilji 11:0* 11:10 14 11:41 I. J A M E S G U T GO JAM ES B. GUT C A R EFR EE L E T US FIB E R G L A SS Y O U R B O A T L O W PR IC E S ED CO FIBERGLASS BOAT C O . M ONROE BOAT BOWL 17*91 AT MONROE BRIDGE M V V o la t Lata Hhnw— Lato Show — I’lalnaman A Th* Lady Nawa A BO atinDar a rr u tN i 10:11 T**t Pattern 10:10 Th* Chrlitnphara 11:00 Hnuthalda l'r**by Itrlan * Church 11:11 " “ .. .. of »*>• Wildcat* 11:0* Thla ta th* An*w*r 11:1* Wild mil Htckok 1:00 Million • Moyle 1:10 8*cr*l Ilevand tha Door 1:1* •• * J 30 Bermon* In Bclanea' i n* Thl* I* Tha Life * :!• Hr Itudann'* Journal 1:1* ■•rmona la Bolanc* l.ue My Frond H u ka 4.10 CHS Sunday Nawa 1:00 Toltphun* Tim# l :l s You Are Thar* 4:00 Laaal* 1:11 • 0:10 Jack Benny 7:S0 Ed Sullivan Bhow 7:10 " * l:na o K. Th*at*y 1:10 Ford Thtalar » *0 114,010 Challenge 1:10 tvhal’a My l.ln* 10:00 Hitchcock Fraaonta 10:11 10:10 Talent Scant* 10:41 Teat Pattern 11:00 S ub. News Bp»elal t lt t l Lawranc* Walk Show 11:1* “ It: 11 Staa-nff w tin n er w i m n i b a 1:41 Taat Pattara T:M Good Morning lion ranlal* Kangaro* 1 : 0* Garry Moor* 1:10 Arthur Godfrey 10:li < 10 : 1 * Btrlk* ft THrh 1 1 :0* Valiant Lady 11:11 Lay* nf I.lfa 11:10 Bnrch For Tnmorraw 1 1 : 1 1 Goldins I.lght tJ:00 11 o'clock Tltnart tilth Bland tin A ft* fnantal 11:1* A*. Tha World Tura* I:*** Johnny Caraoa 1:10 !lnu*»narty l:oo F IR S T S T R E E T P H O N E 78 Itla Tin Tin Grand Ola (spry Country Frolic* Itcat Th* Clock Jackie Olaaaon HI nr* Bhow Two for lha Moaay Ituaa Morgan Gunamnka High Plane# iis: R!.t ? x ; a ouroftvTA out ; O f TMS BFfRNO' S it BAST News Spotlight Patti Paee Screen Die'S Playhoue* 11:0S Report I-«a Paul. Ukry Ford Lat* Bhow — Murder In Muala Hall Nawa a s o liou Hiurnbiiai it 4.30 Th* ChrliiiiDhrr* 1:00 JOIIM I. BTIUMLKT Chairman. Board of Fublla Tail ruction for' Seminal* County, Florida It. T. Illlwee Bupeylntendaet of Fubtlo.fnelrocttoa General Insurance Big picture ■ATuHtiAV n o n x in o T:I0 Teat Pattara T:U laduatry oa Parade ■ ■iOS Sunday School Forum 1.10 Once Upon a Story 0:00 cartuos Tima 1:10 Mighty Mouia 10:00 Sky Kina !• :!* Talta Tta. tlaacers 11:00 Ilia Too 11:00 winky Dink A You I:o# It i-ii rarhom 1:11 l»t**y loan 1:23 tMi veined ia. Tanktae l:0a 111* Flctsro 1:00 1:1* 1:00 1:10 7:00 TiM 1:01 lilli m :1w i J K s s r X withdrawn for a period nf fifteen tilt daea luW uuent to tha corn­ ing of hide without the conient of the Board. r te ^ M i; ADYF.MTtBKWKNT FOB I I M Tha Board of Public Inalructlon far Seminal* County Florida, will recelve bide for the furnlahlne of all labor, material!, equipment, and aerrlcee required for the conatrue* lion of an addition to thn Lrman Hchool. Longwood. Florida) eonelatInr of Cafetorlnni Building, kitchen faellltlee, Adminlatrallon bulldlne, Two-Ctaiarnnm bulldlne and Bit* Claearnnm bonding) an til 1f:M a. T E L E V IS IO N THANKS WWW. LSTTIN' m s © f u n d ^ ra su r a r £•$ tlUflE 11th—AUSU8T 4th 10 | Al M with IN H A lIK lr C O N I I ST 1st PRflBt MONTCLAIR FHAfTON—on* godi wook SM-lOHi MUZISt MONTHLY PHAETONS—9 wth wmb MUI 200 CJ. FORTABU TELEVISION SETS—25 *och week 2400 ROM AMERICAN UGHTOIS-SbO Mdi wtok J N I 1V I ( ) 11A T (j *> l U > (JU K 111 A l I W MIKI l)ki Itrlshtar Day H U N T -M cR O B E R T S SA FE* B U Y USED CARS Jax Skyline About To Gel New Look 1,000 foot telarUion towar now un­ der way. Tha towar will ho tha l a11*»t structun south of Now York City o« tha Eastern Saahoard, Although Mturally proud af tho oehioromaoti nod national publl- P o n t ia c S ta tio n W a g o n FwBy E o lp p W LIKE NEW U frarido better Ukvliioit rocepUdO to t North llorUa'd tnd South ■“ M ercu ry M o n te re y C ou p e Fully E ^ u lfH i — LIku N#w — Low M llw gt — — — 1B GdorfU'a rural Md urban fomUle* "W# art aspvclslljr eonrermwith hriagiag lha urbaa and rura (aaiUaa tha Uforataliva, oducitlon al and public arnica type* of programa u wall Aa tha flncat an- $ 1 C A A l J U U U1HCOUNT $1 C A A WI « / W W DISCOUNT M e r c u r y F o id o r — B e a u tifu l T u to n e l l / A Mtrc^LMktic — R a ils — HdtUr — TtatW Ghas C L in c o ln C a p r i F o r d o r onlyI I Q A C Ira CUaa tad Low MUm ko —Fully Pow tr E^siyyW I O Y K p V d u rC * 7 | • t a m Saturday Night at 7:90 P. M 1 s 1 ^ ^ iED ffl OPEN TO PUBLIC p s f o r ® Top Value G lftif Mercury Fordor-A NICE ONE A LOT OF BARGAINS j �i* \ \ Cash In " The M any Opportunities In The Classified Ads tsss • BUSINESS SERVICES ’ 11—WORK WANTED—MALE [ 43—BUILDING MATERIALS I 31—APARTMENTS THE SANKURD HERALD Apartment fur 1 or 2 adults only. HIGH SCHOOL boy with power! RED-1-MIX CONCRETE Lights and water furnished. 103 mower wauls mowing. 713-U-4.1 Miracle Concrete Co. E. 18th St. $30 per month. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 PART-TIME )ob by young min, !(• BEAUTY PARLORS METAL ROOFING Rose Court Apts. 3 rooms furnish­ Saturday 'afternoon! a n d/or ed. Phone 1191. evenings. Can do most any typi Now In stock. 3-V Crimp—1W" Modern Alr-condltlonad Salon Corrugated — 2 li" Corrugated work. CALL 1243 after • p. m. H arriett's Beauty Nook 37-IIUUSE.S and COTTAGES Get all Your roofing needs at 1M 8. Oak Ph. (71 Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. 2-BEDROOM house, unfurn. At FINANCIAL 17-BUILDING—KAPAIRS Out West 13th SL 2541 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 903 or PAINTING 144-W. 34—INSURANCE 43—BUS1NE8S EQUIPMENT CONSTRUCTION SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ Foundatlona laid or poured. Will HAYNES Office Machine Co., Preferred Rates to Preferred able Humes and Apts. Phone 27. do all or any part of your build­ Typewriters, adding machines, Policyholder* ing. Terms or Caih. Estimates Said-Rentals, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. OCEAN FRONT rottage at New given. Call 2422 daytime, or Mr. John Witliimn Inn. Agency Smyrna, Ph. 3147 after I p. m. 417 Sanford Atlantic Bank Ray, 4*8, evenings. 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Phone 34 3-BKDROOM house, unfurnished, PAINT now, pay Uter. Up to (300 kitchen equipped, 3100 HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN for al little as 117.93 monthly. PRICES PAID FOR USED 2-BEDROOM furnished d u p l e x No down payment necessary. No. 29 — This ad is a free guest FURNITURE apartment, StiO past to the Movleland Rlde-In Call 3170-J for information. PHONE 17*8 WILSON-MAIER Theatre for Mrs. Vernon Har­ ALUMINUM PAINT FURNITURE CO. din. Exp. date July 22, 1933. 112 W. 4th St. 3-Bodroom furnishFor House Trailer Roofa <kI house. Apply 113 Magnolia. C*U 95S NEED A PAINTER?—SEE US1 Phone 512. 311 E. First St. McKANEY-SMfTH LIVESTOCK 1413 & Park Phone 1203 Used furniture, appliance*, tools, S3—ROOM and BOARD FLOOR landing and finishing. 31— DOGS— CATS— PETS etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart, 2 nicely furnished rooms near 321 East Isf SL Phona 1631. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ German Shepherd puppies, Male downtown. .Meals if desired. nole county since 1923. 333. Female 123. Set Jeff Davis, Adult*. Phone 1059-W. 47—FURNITURE-HOUSEHOLD H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary Firestone Stores er Call 753-R. 6 0 -WANTED TO RENT SLEEP-TIME SAVINGS 13—LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING If—POULTRY Ktngsizc Red, complete 1119 WANTED TO HUY OR RENT—3One hour —Wash and Damp Dry 8 inches wider and bedroom house in suburbs. One hour W—Wash and Dry Fold HEAVY red hen*. 25c lb. DELLlonger than ordinary bed *10,000-12,000 Range. Dux 1IJ MAC FARM, Richmond Ave., Finished Laundry Bedroom Suita 33* r'n Sanford Herald. Phone 21SI-R. Sanltona Dry Cleaning Bookcase bed, Drascsr No. CO — This ad will admit Mtss and Mirror Southelde Laundromat Norabclle Clause to the Hits Complete 3295 South Side Foodmart Bldg. MERCHANDISE 3 Rooms Theatre as a guest. Present Bedroom. Living Room IM East 23th St. this ad at the box office. Exp. and Dinette 43-ARTICLES FOR RENT date July 22, 1956. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 13-PIANO SERVICE NOW I mm film rental library at Comer 2nd 4 Magnolia, Ph. 1232 M-ACREAGE "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Wlaboldt’s Camera Shop. 209 So. Open Monday’* 'til 3:34 p. m. Phone 1134 Rente 1, Sanford Park Ave. FOR RENT — 22 acres tiled land, ---------------------CONY VISIT OUR BALCON'1 new Ford Tractor, and 7 room II—ROOFING—PLUMBING 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE hmne. Write Box 61. Buy your Furniture at Berry’ * Warehouse Fura Co., at 301 W. PLUMBING Paint—12.39 gat. Foot Locked, KEAL ESTATE 1st St. All nationally adv. turnspecial 17.99. Jungle Hammocks, Contract and repair work. Fret Itura at warehouse prices. estimate!. R. L Harvey, 204 Tarpaulins. Army-Navy Surplus 65— HUMES 47—BROKERS and REALTORS 310 Sanford Ave. Sanford Ava, Phone 1321. Hollywood bed, good condition. W* buy and tell used furniture. Ph. 3173 J. Plumbing. Xreiky Heating Paying top cash prices for any­ CUSTOM BUILT HOMES M. G. HODGES 13-FARM AND GARDEN thing of value. SUPER TRAD •VA-FHA CONVENTIONAL Servlet on All Water Pumps— RAYMOND M. HALL 1NG POST on 17-92. Ph. 2053-W. FINANCING Walla Drilled — Pumps DC 4 Tractor, Bargain OSCAR M. HARRISON ■LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Paota Road, Phona 700 BRITT TRACTOR CO. —Factory to You— REG. BROKERS •LOW MONTHLY PA : MENTS Illway IM2 South Phone SOI Aluminum S. l>. Illghlcyman, Associate A . K- SH O E M A K E R . JR. I’ hone 9G0 Venetian Blinds Phone 1991 1800 MollunVillc 20| South Park Ave. 50—VICSICAl. INSTRUMENTS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom SPINET PIANO BARGAIN 8 Room House, 5 Bedroom*. just rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon To be transferred to reliable par­ 3-UEDHOOM house with carportc, outside City Limits, located on porch ami utility room, Frlglly In this communlly. Tremen­ cords. S acres land. Good barn, Ideal Contracting anu Repair dous savings if you act immed­ daire apolianre«, 4223 down spot fur cows nml chickens. 1007 Sanford Ave, Phone 1113 Senkurik Ginns and Pnint Co. iately. Write Credit Manager Price: *8,500.00. Terms may be LOWELL E. 07,1 ER 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone jIO PLUMBING * REPAIRS Streep Music Co., till N. Orange arranged. Builder — Phone 13*9 Septic Tank Installation A Service. Beautiful 3 pc. living room suite— Orlando, nr phone 421QI._______ 3 Bedroom house on French Ave. Office: 2601 S. Orlando Dr. Sewer Connections. Archie C. cost new $1500, now _____ *200 Good location for small busi­ Harriett, Phone 734-W or 1333. 3 ft. Philco Refrigerator, 2 door ness. Price: (*,230.00 with terms RENTALS ............................................ 415 See us for French Ave. IYopcrty W. J. KING Curved Glass china cabinet, .. S4U 34—APARTMENTS REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Plumbing Contractor Servcl bottled gas refrigerator 2514 French Ave. Kohler Plumbing A Supplies almost new, ............. 495 WEI.AKA APARTMENTS: rooms J. W. HALL. REALTOR lletm Electric Water Hcateri Sectional bouk case, oak ... $15 private baths. Ill W. First St. Johnny Walker, Associate 2334 Orlando Dr. Ph. M New portable sewing machine, "Call Hall" Phone 1758 HUTCHISON’S Ocean Front ..................................... *59.50 AnE YOU LOOKING FOR A H—SPECIAL NOTICES Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona 9 pr. dinning room suite, ... 475 NEW HOME? Beach. Call I174-W. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, rtate- White kitchen cabinet,. ........ SID Hollywood bed, box A inner-prini-, SEE and COMPARE 3 'j . ments, invoices, band hills, and t& afijf Com pany ............................................ 415 Avalon Apis. KUJclcncy,' Phone programs, e t c . Progressive (I drawer 720-W. cheat........................ )I2 Tha Homes Built A. U. Peterson, Biokcr Associates Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 Ilk" water pump, G, E. with 3/4 R? Efficiency apartments, air con­ A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. diesWest 23th St. H. P. motor .. ............. *83 ditioning and TV optional. 192) terson, Garfield Willetts, John OI1HAM * rUDUR, INC. Super Trading Post on 17-92. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call S. Park (Highway 17 921. San Meisch, II. W. Williams, Hazel Builders of Fin* Homes PHONE 2033-W. Ralph Ray, 3150. ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT M. Field, A. C. Duudney, Land For Florida Living Suvcyor AIR CONDITIONER — 3 4 ton EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit­ GATLIN BROTHERS BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three Philco, practically new. *115 110 N. Park. Phone 1123 Dragline 4 Bulldozer Service able (or bachelor or couple. And Four Bedroom Horae* Call 893-W after 5 p. m. Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2493-W Sanford Private bath. Across ln>m Post 1 4 2 bath* IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Office. Manuel Jacobson. ask Crumley 4 Moutcith 1—Gas refrigerator and stove. Varied Selection o< Plan* Avail­ UPHOLSTERING 310 Holly after 6:00. Ph. 1209-31. Three and lour room furnished able. al 117 .South Park, Phone 772 Custom Mad* Drapery and Slip They Know Covers apts. Very clean and dost in. ITiccd From 411,200 to ( 21,600 41—APPLIANCES VA (Gil — F1IA 4 F1IA nuervPhone CIO, Jimmv Cowan. STANLEY KULP SACRIFICE ice Financing. FRIGIDAIRE appliances, s a l t * Phone Sanford — 2351-J. 3 Bedroom modern block house, and tervlct. G. H. High, Oviedo, FURNISHED apts. Phone 1321. HOMES AVAILABLE: 2421 S. Park (lliway 17-32) hardwood floors, electric klteltFla. Phone FO-5-3315 or Sanford DESIRABLE one and two bed­ South Plneerest .... Sanford, Fla. rn, 2 beautiful shady loll. FHA 1C42-W after 6 p. m. appraisal *11.500. priced for room furnished apt. Ph. 432-W Grove Manors ........ Sanford, Fla. WELL DRILLING Valencia Villas ... DoLnnd, Fla. quick sale at *9,500, TTERMS. Pump Saloi with AIK CONDITIONING 2 4 3 room apt Ph. 2983-W, Repair Service MODERN SALKS OFFICI For Room or Building 3-BEDR005I unfurnished apart­ 292* 8. French Ava 2 Bedroom furnished house, Urge GARLAND SHAW H. B. POPE CO. INC. ment. Reasonable. THONE 1393. Pbon* 2100 4 2180 Florida room, *1.400, attractive P, 0. Box 544 299 South Park Ave. Phone I44S terms. LONGWOOD 3-ROOM furnished apartment, Phone: w. p, 26-2CSI IIAGO ERL Y Consult A REALTOR First close in, 111 E. 8th St.. *50 APPLIANCE CENTER monthly. PHONE 2366 or 1032. CULLEN ANU HARKKV CERAMIC TILE “ Your Wes ling ho use Draler" IOC N. Park Avr. Phone 2313 Paul F. Mueller li Son Ph. 134 Phona 1757 Nicely furnished completely equip115 MAGNOLIA Free estimate. Quality work. cd five room apartment. *73.00 Robert A. Williams. Realtor 10" TV. Good picture, wood cabi­ Month, Phone 1527. T. V. REPAIRS 3 BEDROOM home With blinds, lluymund Lumlquist, Associate net. Price *30.00. Ph. 57G-J. heater, Wrstinghouse kitchen. Phone 1673 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Til 10 p m. Servlet Calls, 33.00, Efficiency apartment, air-romti J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2TJ3-J. W. A. 15—BUILDING MATERIALS Including washer 4 dryer. FenHoned. Ilwy. 17-92 S. SlumberNorris, Ph. 1333. Licensed Tech­ rrd back yard. Small equity. land Court. EXAHA LARGE nicians, guaranteed work. *52.86 mo. Call 1615-W. 819 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home. Strip USED BIUCK Rosalia Dr, TWO CARLOADS beautiful used FOR QUICK ACTION use Clasilterazzo floors. Ceramic tile brick. Orange, red, and burnt BULLDOZING baths. Full size dining room and fled ads to tell, rent hire. Call No. C5 — This is a free guest pass black. See them at SHERMAN Florida room. Double garage LOWERY A BRIDGES 1821. to the Movleland Klde-ln The­ CONCRETE PIPE CO. with utility arra and laundry Nan. II34-W Orange City Hpr 4-3034 atre for John Hollister, Longroom. Rcadv fur occupancy. wood. Exp. date July 22, lg5ti. FAIRBANKS - MORRIS Pumps, *18,500 Well Drilling, HOWARD C. 2 FAMILY INCOME With Excellent Termn LONG, Phone Ml 207 East 2 Bedrooms down, 1 up, (11,500. Commercial Ava. ROSA h. PAYTON Now returning 13-plus percent. Terms, PLATFORM ROCKER—will actu ally "rock V roll". If it'a worth Registered Ural Estate Broker NKWI.Y REMODELED more to you, we'll take i t ........ .............................................. . . . . *9 93 Phone 2471 17-91 at Hiawatha • EMPLOYMENT 3 Bedroom, single, large fire­ place, ideal for large family. 24—CHILD CARS DO IT YOURSELF END, STEP and COCKTAIL TA BLES—blonde finish with glass 1 block from Catholic church, topi. Buy one or a set. Each only ............................................. 35.95 BR Frame House (needs fixing) WHITE Woman wilt take care of in excellent neighborhood 111.- 2 on 10 fertile acres In county. 509. Will taka second mortgage Only (3,500, time only. Expcrianced. Phone SIMMONMHDE-A-BEO-O. K. y ou bargain hunters— save plenty from reliable buyer. 450-11. *148.00 New—Lake View, Lake Privilege* on this—In use short time—just a lightly soiled—only . . . . NEIGHBORS NO PROBLEM Now under construction. 3 Bed­ Quiet, secluded 2 Bedroom home 28-HELP WANTED-FEMALE room, IV* baths. Concrete block BUNK BEDS—maple finish—com plete with springs, matlreises, with separate-dining room, loca­ home. Corner Clermont and ............................................ (43.9* WAITRESS — Apply Touchton'a guard rail and ladder ........... ted on 2 large shady, landscap­ Frinklla Rd. on LlttU Lake Drug Store, Mr. dark. ed city lots. Has, among other Mary. (12,700. Terms to suit. thJnga, new roof, lifetime aiding, New—Hail Read Man Beautician, air conditioned salon. BED ROOM SUITE—kind's old fas liinn, but good and strong for floors freshly aandnl and kitch­ those “ rough necks"—poslar bed, dresser, mirror and chest .. (59.93 3 Bedroom block house, JJust out­ Good pay, permanent position. en equipped. All fur only 41.*00 side city, west exceptionally Phone 971 or 2803-J. with (500 Down and (46.99 per liveable. (9,740. Terms to suit* WARDROBE—just right for that renul room—hanging apace, three month. See this completely over­ BOOKKEEPER — Experienced in deep drawers, and hat box, first.. ...................................... POWELL 4 KMART, Bldrt. (19.95 hauled one—good for 100,000 to keeping set of books, meeting 1*7 W- Tenth Street 200,000 hours of carefree living. blic. Permanent position with Pbeoe Kaefard «M-W •si company. Give full lnfor DRESSER AND MIRROR—got a couple of the old time "Jobs"— could be made Into beautiful pic ers if you Ilka refinlshing—wc (7-BROKERS end REALTORS FOR RENT don't ............................................. .......... - ....... - ......... (9.05 Herald. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, modern $225 Down - * - VA Financed kitchen equipped, close to shop­ ARE YOU THIS WOMAN? $10,300 ping and to bast. (90 month, If top with chroma leg tabla, 8 chrome and plastic Mature, likes to meet people, able DINETTE—wood for year or more. room for all S chain a round the table, but at this price 4-year old home. 3-Htdrooms with to work 4 hours a day and wants chairs—not Jalousied porch. Yard well land­ W. H. "Rill" KTEMPER to earn 330 a week. Contact you can throw 2 away ...... .......... ............................ ................. *19 95 scaped. This Is an unusually Real!or — General Insurance Mrs. J. Russell. P. U. Box S73, good buy. Gay Allen, Associate KITCHEN Table*— porcelain lop, d rawer, white enamel finish (3.93 Orlando, for Interview. Arietta Price, Associate UNUSUAL OFFER TWIN METAL BEDS-juit t* th a price o f new—some of them III N. Park Ave. COLORED girl to press panto. don't even need painting—rails in eluded ........................ 15.95 I STORY brick 4 frame home PboM 1122 Some experience preferable. Ap­ facing a park. Excellent condi­ ISM DOWN ply Sanford Automatic Laundry, tion, hardwood floors. All larga These and many othar bar gklna may he burchaiec1 2nd 4 Oak. Saturday morning. rooms, I bedrooms, living roam 1 Bedroom frame home, excellent on our easy payment plan, so coma In neighborhood, kitchen f u l l y dining room, den. Kitchen eq­ and bruu ■a around SECRETARY uipped with appliances aad dish equipped. (6* month Including u x and Insurance. Apply at 319 Elm Ava. washer. 115,750. ■Caih or terms. Fri. July 13, 1956 THE OLD HOME TOW N Phone 1A—PLACE! ’ O EAT *» A Like Miry rendent, recently operated on, !■ In need of 10 pint* of replacement blood. Vol­ unteer donori pleiie Phone 300 IE DINER. 1020-J. THE DOC 4—LOST AND FOUND LOST—Set of kcyi end ring. One key Inscribed with word "Na tlonal". Rcwird. Phone 49T-R. 5-PERSON ALB NOTICES £ • Local and Long DliUnee moving. Agents for HOWARD VAN LINES, INC., PENINSULAR TRANSFER 4 STORAGE, Inc. Office ISO# French Ave., Phone aiss. fiollaway, Hoipltal a n d Baby Bed*. Day Waek or Month—Tel. 1425. Furniture Center — lie West First AMAZING— Custom made Refleetor-Llte mall box and lawn ilgm, Itouia number*, 3526 8. Hanlord Ava. Sanford. YOU’LL be prliei ahead with TV (Top Value) Stamp*, given with every purchase at FURNITURE CENTER. IIS W. Firet at Oak. AUCTION Saturday Night at 7:30 p. m. At Sanford Farmera Auction Mar­ ket. — All n e w merchandise guaranteed. AUTOMOTIVE •-BOATS AND MOTORS JtOBSON SPORTING GOODS OFFERS S II. P. Johnson 1953 Model .......................... *85.00 4.2 II. P. Firestone .......... *18.00 • 3 II. P. Mercury 1955 Model ........................ *139.95 1 If. P. Scott-Atwalcr Gear abift ................... . *72.50 # . 1 II. P. Sea Be* (65.00 G t iip ih ifi »■«**••< •<•* • H. P. Mercury 1955 Mark 6 ............... (153.00 7.9 II. P. Champion.......... (65.00 10 H. P. Mercury Lightning ................... (123.03 19 H. P. Elgin .................. (129.95 IS H. P. Scott Atwalcr 1951 with Ball-A-Mallc ... . 1189.00 18 II. P. Scott Atwater 1955 Model ................ (219.09 13 H. P. Firestone 1354 4 Model ......................... (159.00 11 H. P. Mercury Mark 20 ..................... $210.00 20 H. P. Martin. Like new .................. $195 00 23 H. P. Johnson 1955 Model ................ (385.00 Also many motors torn down for ' used parts, Reasonable. • TRADE IN your old boat, Mo­ tor or Trailer. —Selection of Boats— Glass, Mahogany, Aluminum • Also several used Boats and Gator Trailers. How will you SWAP? How will you TRADE? Your old motor. For a better grade. Evinrude 304 E. 1st St. Phone 998 FOR SALE — 7H It P. Outboard motor. Mercury Good condition. Call 1(21. Ralph Swarm. *— MOTORCYCLLS-BICYCLBS .CUSHMAN Motor Scooter. 1917. V. Excellent condition. 180.00. l’ h. m 1471-J. ci2—TRAILERS im you buy. w Sundays. Upcn Evening* and Palatka, Fla. ^ (-T R U C K S -*MM9 StudcNaker truck. 14-ft. Van body ready for wurk. Muxt Mill, £ * *395. Call 2JU It after 6:06 p. in. '14—USED CARS !*1W1 FORD Convertible, g o o d shape, (200 caah and assume rr balance of (279 on easy paywi menu. Include* Insurance and tags. Inquire a* Doggie Diner, Mary. WfJJ Late Lt Hard Top convertible, LlncJJJ oln Capre. One owner, low mile: age, very clean. 201 E. Com 3)46 Bulck—(ISO. Two new WW tubeless t i r e s , reconditioned ww motor, new recap tire, radio 4 heater, new battery. Call 348 »ft*v 4 P- m. **50 Nash, 4 door sedan. Clean inLfi aide, new battery, cheap transg Donation. U30 Maple, no calls * Saturday. 2 m s CHEVE. DelRay, small •Tamount down, and aaaume pay£ ments. See James Shipp, 2520 Yale Ave. S o . 1 — This ad m O. Smith, Oak •mTheatre as a am dal* July 22, BALL REALTY •fionWtll US E D B A R G A I N S G MATHER 0 F SANFORD will admit Jamas *0—MALE or FEMALE Ave., to the Rit: free guesl. Exj „OUPLE, cook and assistant. Call 263-08 £ , First St. 1 1 7 5 - W . ____________ 195S. OZIER REALTY CO. Alexander ft Stringer Real Estate 4 Insurance Laura B. Oiler Mra. Lourine Meitcngtr, As-oc. Reg. Real Estile Broker Fhuuc 127 i 2001 b* Ollaiutu Dr. — Fb. 1351 197 Magnolia Ave. _ pit. 16 ... .............. By STANLEY DAILY C R O S S W O R D . ACROSS 1. Weary 3. Roughen, at hands 9. Long-eared rodents 10. Filaments 12. Incite 13. Famous composer 14. Male dcicrndenl 15. Property 18. Father 17. Forestall 19. Dump 20. Half rma 21. Terrible 22. Wound marks 25. Piece* of skeleton 24. Babbit 27. Kind of roll 24. Froaty 29. Plunder 33. Hawaiian bird 34. Divinlonof a hospital 33. Hawaiian food 34. Ofaaerr* 38. Young bean 31. Otmtblrd 40. Dentut’a drill* (var.) It. Hastened 42. Scope DOWN . l. Small drum 2. Goddess cl peace 3. Soak Sox 4. Eaat by aouth (abbr.) 6. Intact* Page 7 23. Enve6. Terminal lope*' part of arm 7. Help of 8. Make ready larval 9. A book 24. Some clasp 23. A n s iiti t o - j - n a >,u in JLi ui t in n y 't[:> ,m i i •jm n j ( i H 711* confed­ 11. W r it in g . tab le ts a u u tfu r aaa!d. < ur.vuMM HtaaMtz1 Kiitnnn 1-tLXL’ rV-l VldL’ HBitjrnti iri:-t C3 - F J 21M 'JM 4 i 1 1” J a 1 i ■ $ V a II 1 % t* kt % T1 % J % ir 19 % it % % 11 IT % % u JM u % j* 4 4o it % 1 87— BROKERS and REALTORS RK-DKCORATKD! Fi).( WIDE CHOICE of buyers, renters, workers, ust> Wank Ada. Phunu 1821 u place ’em. 2 Redrooms, block construction, furred walla, beautiful Oak flours, kitchen equipped, corn­ NO CASH REQUIRED when you er location, shade, privacy, place Classified Ads through move lit at once. *2uoo down, your telephone. Simply phuua *6l.tiH monthly or Siouo duwn 1821, say "Charge H.'* and *80.uo muntlily, lull price la *9142.00. Suburban, 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes under construction, *12,800 00, 31,500.00 down, *30.90 monthly—see Ihcsa before you buy I TED BURNETT FOR Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO REALTORS IMI Park Av* Phone 27 or 14* ITS CASH ON-THE QUICK thru Classified adi. To sell, buy, trade, hire, recover a lost ar­ ticle, Phone 1821. PAINTING 19U-M Nlfhla PSo m 1161 Days TILE rURNISHSD AND INSTALLED D IC K M A P E S GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR DIAL Sanford 21M-W BEAUTIFY TOUR BAffeUtOOM WITH CERAMIC ir c t U IM B E R : AND B U U O IN G N E E D S SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Out Heal 13th SL T /> * HIM eracy of nnEtidti =1 H IKl* rj-ri ;i; » > 13. Man* name states t*:rjiii m m • 13. Part of (Ger.) a camera 27. Un. 18. Extremely adorned T n liH iri Ateew 19. Paddle-Uke 20. Moved 14. Rub off moisture process with ape*d 21. Tutors 37. Gratuity 30. River (Oxford) 34. Mongrel (Ven.) 22. Detached 40. Bachelor o f 31. Bnakt ahoota arts 32. Touch lllort.) tebbr.l lightly �t •» - m m Of course, If he Is a normal, healthy, growing boy, hla chief thoughta are of games and play and lots of good things to cal. llul beyond these simple childhood wants • ■tugging constantly at the heartstrings of every American boy are far deeper yearnings, and dreaats and aspirat ions o f the big man's world shesd of him. First o f all, he wants to be just like his Daddy—the all* wise King of his little universe, the men who can do every* thing end solve the most perplexing problems confronting the child at every turn. In his eastlea o f dreams that every boy sees for himself For that little boy with (be fish polo and the far-away high in the noonday clouds Is a home just like Dad's. All look in hie eyes, the security of a home Is the begianlag aad comforts and conveniences are sort of taken for granted— the end of nil his dreams. He'll wander far end wide, fight they’re the best, or Daddy wouldn't have them. great battles, perform heroic feats o f bravery, act i a p t a b Everything Is in that home— food and light and warmth and love. And though he doea'nl spell it out in any such high sounding word, it ell adds up to one thing, SECURITY. b!r records in foothill and Imsehall and avriaiailag, be a brave policeman, a mighty hunter, admiral over tea thow sand ships and planes. Hut always, when the boat is e n r , and the battle is won he will come bach te the hayfiaaa and love and SECURITY o f a home just like Ifcd'a. You Owe It To That Little the modern Florida homes If You Are i Veteran $825 Down Payment (Includes closing cost) * $87 Per Month (Includes Taxes and Ipa.) Service Penionnel F- H. X . $1000 Down Payment (Includes closing cost) ACT NOW and you can select bathroom tile and interior finish on any uncompleted home. - B fl O d h a n t & ju d o h ., , BRAILEY ODHAM President $68 por Month (Includes Taxes aad Inn.) F. H. A. $1100 Down Payment (Includes dosing casts) $03 Per Month (Includes Taxes and la x ) �Associated Pres* leased Wire HANFORD, FLORIDA Opal M ia the official design*-' to Ion of the Inter-state training ex" r e i n for Civil Defense pernoni**l and the public In ganerat. The name la Uktn from operation ALert 1IM and wW apply to a aimalated air attack on thia coun­ try. Tha “ enemy strike" will taka place on Friday and there will be Id target’ eroae specified In the tfert, according to A. B. Peterato lr „ director for Seminola BY: 8PC JOHN 8. KR1DBR Jr. Tha Sanford National Guard * 4 S ir Williams, Deputy Director, U n i t , Company B. 184th AIB StowsJhht the CD staff will be callM m to taka pert In the first (Armord Infantry Battalion) com­ jtaob'af the “ stuck" and will pleted a very successful two weeka j B m I .by for approximately 10 Summer F i e l d Training period n S a fe ' Tha problem here will be July IB at Fori Stewart. Georgia. tomttag Incoming “ refugees", af­ Fort Stewart la the home of fording them medical facilities, the Anti-aircraft artillery and tank abetter, clothing and food. It will also Involve the handling of dis­ training center for the United placed persona on the move from statee Army. This tnarka the first field train­ 'daraaa affected either by the bomb drop or the radio active fallout. ing for tha local unit as an ar­ mored Infantry company. Tha Williams added. The general assumption* for unlt'a designation waa changed tha training exercise will be these, from Co, 1, 124th Infantry to Co. aecordlag to the orders Issued to B. 164th AIB last November when hay CD officials by Dir. Peter- the 48th Infantry Division was concerted to an armored division. son: 1. There will be a nuclear st­ The unit completed an outstand­ uck on July 10, striking. TO spot*. ing record in training end waa *. Single bombs will be drop- awarded permanant potrtulon of -ped la U Instances, In 14 caaee the Firat Lieutenant Jack M. Nich­ •there wtO bo from two to live olson Trophy for tha highest quali­ fication In individual arms. This award was presented an­ nually by the 124lh Infantry Reg­ iment and waa won by Com­ pany I, in I8B2 and 1053. The unit la now commanded by Captain Joaeph D. Bryant and is composed of men of the Sanford Area. Sherwood Purchases Tractor Co Community Committee HOW'S THIS FOR Vise! eaya Sandra Berg, The Sanford llrrald'a Society editor as tha and her hus­ band, Bobby, take a stroll through Sanl-ando Springs' Gift shop. (Staff Photo) 7. No lnteraatioaat evacuation Will bo passible. Siren warnings to tha people will be given at a designated time. Robert E. Ache Jr. (Maitland) All radio* will go off the air for Jamaa L Spivey (Sanford) a period « { 18 minutes. Hatel Carter (Sanford) All radios during this period of Births aitoaco should bo tamed to the Baby Girl McGIbianey ConeIrad wave lengthe, MO or 124#, Wachargse and taatracUons will be ghran by Curie Griffin (Sanford) order cantata. Katherine Witherspoon (Maitland) Tha CD Officials urgently reMargaret Algewnta lMima) qadet ataryeae take pen in KaUy Brae* (Sanford) this phase of the eaercise. It will AaaalUa Angelack (Do Bkry) ha of short duration. M y 1< Hiss Kora Clause Is Jaycee Secretary MU* Nora •Bello Clause take* over today at tha Jaycee Inform­ ation Booth at tha foot of Park Avsn at Somlnole Boulevard, aa receptiooUt-ioeretary for th e Seminole County Junior Chamber •f Commerce. MUa Clausa will greet visitors «■ they visit tha booth tor infor­ mation about Sanford, Seminole _ County and Central Florida. • The Jayoeo Information Booth la open daily from t a. m. to 11 a. m. and from 1 to 5 p. m. Misa Clauie, taking over the desk and the many duties sur­ rounding her position with the lo­ cal Jaycee organisation aald tbU morning that “ It will bo very inUreating." 8h* hai been employed for the last four years at Roumillat and it.Andaman Drug Store and take* ever Urn duties aa roceptitolstaomtory from Mrs. Flora Whig- Chart** Baggsriy (Sanford) Pearl Jackson (Oviedo) Tracy Lee Knowles (Sanford) Mildred Johnson (Sanford) Kate Clarke (Sanford) Doris Cole (De Bary) Willie Jaraea Snell (Penney Farm) Vera Eleanor Mathers (Sanford) Births Baby Girl Johnson Discharge* Mrs. Peggy Ingwell (Sanford) Baby Girl Ingwell Chirlea Gatlin (Geneva) Merle Barnes (8anford> Rosalie Wesley (Enterprise) Baby Girl Wealey Alberta Bradshaw (Sanford) Robert Ache (Maitland) Tracy-Lee Knowles (Sanford) Virginia Wright (Sanford) ~ Baby Boy Wright (Sanford) Curtis Daniel (Sanford) Johnny MeGlbUney (Sanford) Baby Girl McGIbianey Jnly 11 John T. Knight (Sanford) Jack Hickson (Sanford) Robert Lee Robinson (Sanford) ThirkaH MeGUl (Sanford) Blrtha Baby Boy Mathers Discharges Calvin Crumlty (Sanford) Willie Snell Jr. (8anfard) ■ Four membera of the Pilot Club* " of Sanford will attend Pilot Club ■ ■ |ae«| a Intemational's 35th annual eon- A I W llCA Vt 1C ventlon on Florida's fatuous Gold f f llJ w II IJ Coast, July 11-21. The local de­ legation, headed by Mra. Sue A||A mJiaeea U « > L a 1 S. Stevenson, president and 9 Three outlioard motors won* legate, will leaf* today for 511stolen during the early pari of A. I.. Wilson of Wilkon-Maler 1'uni. Co, was among somo <1000 home furnishing retailers’ who ^ A - ,i ( t j m dt- ATieiiaillg H BillCl 3 Stores Entered Early Friday Morn Deputy Reports By MARY FOWI.KR Deputy Sheriff David MacKarlane of De Bary reported that the Coreon Grocery, Gururliarri's Drug Store and Davis General Store were broken into and enter­ ed early Friday morning. Edgar Corson state* that he tost between **00 and IIOOO in groc­ eries and meaU; hit entire slock (or the week was rifled. Gurucharri’s Drug Store lest several cameras, juke boa money and cigarette*. The Davis store which it near the Lake Monroe Bridge lias not yet made an avsluation of its losses. In each cat* the beck door was jimmied open end probably sev­ eral people were involved in car­ rying out the loot. So far a* U known only the Uurucharri Drug Store U covered by theft insur­ ance. Post Will Elect Fair Officials Mcfubayg of the CampbcIlLnising PcNx of the American Legion will elect their fair official* at a meeting tn be held tonight at the Legion liul. The meeting will be preerded by a free supper for all member* at 7:30 p. m. Lynn Lyon, Commander of the local American Legion Post ha* called ■ meeting of the Executive Committee for 0:43 this evening at the Legion Hut, Lyon said this nlhrnlng. “ This I* one of the moat Important meetings of our organisation for th* year and ee large aa atten­ dance aa possible it urged." nata) Mra. V, C, Messenger, Re­ cording Secretary; and lira. II. K. Chapman, Mental Health Chair­ man. Mr*. Merle Gleason, governor «\f thia district will lie officially Installed as a memlier of the Board of Directors of Pilot Club International when Mr*. Jean Conacber, an educator, of Ham­ ilton Gnt.. Canada, heroines In­ ternational president. This will lie the first time In Pilot Club history that a non-resident of the United State* has become pres­ ident. The Board of education of the City of Hamilton i* sending a special representative, Mr*. Katherine McAuley. in lie present for Mr*. Concher’s installation and reception. Mi*. Conachrr, now president­ elect, will conduit a three-day Governor*' Council uliidi begins Sunday evening, July 15. This will, be attended by Mr*. Marie Gleason of Ocala, lieutenant governor of Ihi* district. A fpeclal guest at the conven­ tion, will be Miss Lucy Allen, u charter member of the Macon, Ga., Pilot Club and the first In­ ternational piesident, who has •sen the organhtati<>n grow to sum* 400 clulis tin*niglioul the United State*, Canada, Bermuda, England, Hawaii, and Japan. Also to bo honored Is Miss Annio Nut­ ting of Macon, Ga., who has been an arrive member of Pilot Inter­ national since its chartering Oct­ ober 1H, 1021. She has seen th# classified service organisation grow from it* original 40 to aomo 11,000 membars. Mrs. M. Montieth Dies In Leesburg Mr*. Vary Howard Montieth. S3, passed away In a convalescent horn* In Leesburg Saturday July II at; 3 o'rjeck following • lengthy lltnes*. ^ ------v She waa a native of Atlanta, a*. Mrs, Montieth was an actlva member of the Baptist Church In Beach Island, S. C. Funeral arrangement* art be­ ing mad* for interment in the family burial plot in Beech Island. torvivors Include; one daugh­ ter, Mra. M. W. Dunbar of Lees­ burg; ttrn lone, Howeed Moniiarth o f gaaford and J. W. Montieth of Tampa; *1* grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Weather of tha employee High School Glee Club Director Is Attending Course Four Pilot Club Members Leave Today For Miami Beach Confab Hospital Notes ylnt lauMbod missUse, T. Program Is Explained lis Girard To Rotary Cluft aa they letorwad from swimming, p»laj lag a*d Scampering over the hags HanLando Springs area. The day-long outing Included n hug* feed at midday in addition u tha outing am piayrim* summer Southern Furniture Re­ position Building, In High Point, N. C. This 10-day market, July 0-19. lute almost 400 nianufartuicr* of home furnishings showing more new meirhnmlln*- In the 12 actes nf air ruiulitloncd display spare In the 14-*t<uy building limn ever liefore, according ta len J. H**r, manager of the Building, The Building Is close. 1 to con­ sumers, hut aitually a lot of tlm nrw merchandise may lie teen now In furniture end department stores serose the nation, because merchant* sampled many of the new offerings tn Spring pre-mar­ ket *luiuing*. Iluyrrs at the Summer market are lemming l<» make quantity purchases In pro* pa ration for Fall business. BE READY! A mack enemy eir attack designed to train Civil Defense personnel and acquaint the public with planned protective procedures is set for July 20. YOU SHOULD 1. Tuuc your radio to Cone)rad (040 or 1240) at 3:U p. m.p July 20. 2. Listen for warning siren* in your neighborhood. 3. Thank God that this it only a simulated attack and that protection is planned, pre­ pared and provided. hooded by Fred Wiring. Demonstration ■ of choral con* ducting, mierphono and Upia re* cording sessions, lectures oft Contest For Tots Slated For July 20 Equal points will be 'awarded for each of tha three divisions of the Little Mite Seven contest to be held at Banlando Spring* July 30 and 21. The seven-year-old’* ability to dance, sing and other style* of entertainment will ba judged July 30 with those left over being epnw petlng the following morning, The girls win appear in party dress at 3:30 p. tn. the first day and the final judging In bathing suit* is scheduled far I p. m. July Entry blank* may t o obtained from tha Seminal* Comity Chants bar of Commerce or by aonUctlng Sanlando Springs, tmgwobd. - � 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, July 13, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 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>, July 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/4b62fe1f99204aec831b0d1e0ec09ffa.pdf db401fd851caea41f5692b7575bde852 PDF Text Text You Con Sov# Two Woyi at WJnn-OUJo-W# Hovo THo Bo* Mofthondlio at lawo* Prleot. Wo Ohro Top Vafuo Otomp* With Ivory Dlmo You fpond. Juil look at Thoio Ovttfand* Inp Spaclali In Ivory Doparlmont. PEACHES DELICIOUS. H E M T H fU L SAUSAGE FR O Z EN FO O D S IIMY flOXIN U.S. CHOICE EAT-RITE VEAL SALE! CUM ftfAKt Of VEAL CUTLETS » 79* VEAL RIB CHOPS * 591 SHOULDER ROAST - 391 GRAPES 2 MELONS FRUIT SALAD u.s» ototcc ruvowui NONEYDtW U1 CHOtCI VIM OARDIN OOLD 11 j| |1 U lux so a p L{ SWAN I i PROTEX t —— l?* p| l — * f 1 I mmsH i | 1 HM DS mmmn 1 U lIX SOAP I | LIQUID LUX bJ PROTEX f| tuwiMitSe "VtO 1 LQ «VIc Mc|P1 l * * - I S . QLMNNO COMNIKIOH TOtLtT SOAP n tt OOLB f O t | CAN Bu HOC M CAN MOOOIANT M A P V IM P*M Por Stowlna V IM V IM PATTICS or BONaiSS KXUD LOIR CHIPS u He VEAL lllEAST u, tie S H IR . CHOPS » 4S. VEAL ROAST » He «un | 1 5 nmcm bI DREEZE \ i RIISO I ■SILVER DUSTU f liStte mRcf l " 31c ^TScP | MMiSlc ™ avoir wwn 1 LJllX FLAKES| j SWARSOR U 1 , I R F 1 41c " P1 w ~ ffi fl>S31c raTScf | | au | : 1 NtWl GtANUlATfO | !■ •O M O C M C O N | | t 01 CAN �<3 & h e 0 m t f a t h ffie m lh Shop and Save In Sanford ■ AN SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 & VOUL.ME X L V III IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NEW SPAPER THURSDAY. JULY 12. 193(1 By M ARY FOWLER The Oe Bary Republican club haa 134 paid membera m oil or whom war* at the meeting yeaterday morning In the flrebouae. Raymond Ovington of Daytona Baach, can­ didate for aherlff of Voluala, Coun­ ty, waa the ipeeker. Humoroualy referring to the 1stA eat Soviet edict whleh premises w that In the free country of Ru»»!a there never ihall be anything but a one perty ayatem, Ovington derlared that In this free a'ate of Florida there ahould be two par tlaa that would act aa a brake to each oher la tho political field. "W e muat be forward looking," he elated, -"we muat look to tho future and in ao doing. Influence our (rionde hero Into the belief that a ,m two party ay item win bring about n good mao at tho helm of governmenl.“ Vice prealdent George P erty foot­ noted thia apeech by adding drily that while he thought the aentlmenti of Ovington were beautiful, atilt up North where be waa con­ stantly in polities, they had ona main objeetiva; to get elected; and ha wanttd everyone la tho state of Florida to havo tha tame goal. V "Th ere are three million people in Florida and two aod a half million of them eoma from other itates," he prooounced, "so there It no rea­ son why they thoud stand back and accept thU one party lyattm Meanwhlla, Rep. Prentice Pru­ whleh waa originated by provincial itt o f Jeffsrsoa County said ha settlors yoara and years ago. "T h e Republican party In Volu­ mendatlona on segregation lag!* sia county hat grown from >00 In will "work to tha end" o f outlaw'St to 4,400 this year. It should log tho National Assn, fo r the Ad­ _ and can show Us strength at tha vancement o f Colored People at next session o f tho Legists* voting booths this fall. While 1 believe la Oviagten'e atalgmaal that —r* I- V ' t 1 "V ^ ‘ * we must be iorward looking, we Pruitt, one of the Legislature's ahould look out for ourselves right most ardent segregationist*, made now; show that wa mean business; tha itatement In a letter to the get on the bell and d o te ranks for NAACP In which he complained tne November election, voting ha had been enrolled a* a mem­ right across the slsU ." ber o f the organisation without Mrs. Harry Seller told of tho pic­ his consent. nic plana and staled that a list of He said ha behaves the NAACP speakers would be posted laUr. The princlplei a rt not la the best Infollowing board of directors was * unanimously elected: Arthur G. tercet o f his county, suta and , Watt, Frederick Cleringn, Earl nation and declared "1 therefore Pickford, Mrs. Carl Smarting, Rob­ advocate the outlawing of thr ert Brown, Mrs. Wallace Gabler, NAACP in Florida and will wort Harry Sailer Mrs. James Living to that end at tha next meeting •ton, Carl 0. U ad and Mrs. Ares of the state Legislature." Erickson. Pruitt la a number o f a House eommlitoo to consider segregation measures and racalva recommen­ dations o f tha Fabislnskl group. The chairman is Lacy Mahon of Duval County. Other members are Roy Buries of Polk County; J. B. Hopkins, Escambia; Cecil Volter W. Davis, M. disd at • Coatin, Gulf; Bart Knight, Cal­ P- m. yesterday at the home of houn; Thomas D. Bssslty. Wal­ hie daughter and son-in-law Mr. ton; J. S. Alexander, Liberty; and Mrs. Tod Jones, W. 1st Mallory E. Horne, Loon; Doyle 8 t„ a fter a short illness E. Conner, . Bradford; A. Max Rom Sept. 11, U R , in Henry Brewer, Bretard; Farris Bryant, County, Ala., ha was tngaged In Marion; Bam Gibbons, Hillsbor­ tha lumber business In Alabama ough; S. C. Smith, Dc Soto; W. C. and west Florida and had retired Harrell, Dade; A. J. Musielman, ■,?■ SO years ago. He had been living Jr., Broward; John J. Crews Jr., in Sanford fo r M years and aitin- Baker; Sherman Smith, Indian ded tho Church o f God o f Proph River; Charlea D. Stewart, Oka•ey. loots; and J. Emory Cross, Alach­ Ha la survived by bln widow, ua. Mrs. Eula DavU; six daughters, Senate President W. Turner Da­ Mrs. R. T. Williams, Ft. Walton; vie named a committee for the Mrs. J. C. Stokes, Mrs. E. M. came purpose; Woodrow Melvin, Cain, Mrs C. T . Swaggerty, Mrs. Milton, chairman; Wiloon CarrsO. W. Hall and Mrs. T H Jones, way, Tallahassee, vice chairman; ell o f Sanford; tiro sons, N. W and W. A. Shands, Gainesville; m Davis. Sanford; and H. M. Davis, E. W. Gautier, New Smyrna Tampa; » grandchildren and 14 Beach; L. K. Edwards, Irvine; great-grandchildren; two sisters, Charley F. Johns, Starks; Verle Mm. J. M. Brown. Woodville, Ten.; and Mrs. Ida Boswell. Port Pope, St. Augutline; Dewey M. Johnson, Quinry; John Rawls, St. Joe; and one brother, Clcasb Marianna; Doyle Carlton Jr.. Divla. Millville. Funeral services will be hsid Wauehula; B. C. Pearce. Ea*l Paat 11 a. m. tomorrow a ' Brisson Ittk s; and Fred 0. Dickinson, Funeral bema with the Rev. D. D. W ait Palm Baach. Creasy and tha Rev. £. W. Mar­ tin officiating. Burial will b t in ( • ^tergreen Cemetery. Funeral Services Are Set Tomorrow * For V. W. Davis Hospital Notes JULY I I Mrs. M. J. Duer Dies This Morning Mrs. Martha J. Duer. 43. died at tha Seminole Memorial Ho*pitat at l : M >. m. this morning aft­ e r a lengthy Illness. Bom Jan. I t , lfT4 In Vesbit, „ Mo., aha had lived In Sarfonl for v oeven yearn nod resided at 419 WUl«w Are. She If survived by her husband. E. C. Duer e f Sawfsrd; one daugh­ ter. Mrs. C. H. Rchwaaer. Tam ps; M r grandson. Charles H. gebwant r Jr.. Allants. Gn.; and several .nieces and nephews. In In •barge t i a m age ma l e and bur­ ial win be In Oaklawn Memorial f f w i t * Mrs. Jue Wright (Sanford) Clyde M. Harper (Sanford) Willie Rountree (Sanford) Luvada Franks (Sanford) INsrhsrgea Henry A. Walcott (Oviedo) Henry Edwaid Hirt (OsteenI Mrs. Hosrard Brown (Sanford) and baby girl Ethel Bryant (Oviedo) Walter Jonee (Osteen) Ann Oracey (Sanford) Birth* Baby Boy Cobb Baby Girl Tugwall JULY IX Beta Lee Walaey (Sanford) Carol Van Cnimlty ( f Births Baby Boy Wright F o r D e liv e r y Aaaoriatrd Preaa I.eased Wire N o . 139 ceway County Board, Commission ■0 Senator Douglas Stenstrom. member of the Senate committee to consider segregation measures and Representative Mack N. Cleveland Jr., a member of the House committee fo r the same purpose will hear s report in Tallahassee Monday by a tommittee o( legal experts which ha» been considering possible reconilation. The calling o f ■ special srssion of (he Legislature apparently de­ pends on the committees find­ ings. House 8peiker Ted David said after a conference with Gov. Colline the governor left him wilb the impression ■ special session will be railed only if the commit­ tee presents specific prdpoials for segregation legislation and recommend! Immediate action. I f called, the special session 1* expected to convene July 23 and also to taka up other emergency matters. Chief among these would be tppropristlon o f I'fc million dollars to battle the Mediterranean fm il fly which is menacing citrus. Da­ vid said the governor apparently feels funds- can be borrow ed from other appropriations to carry on the medfly fight If no special ses­ sion la called. Retired Circuit Judge L. L. Fabis Inski o f Pensacola, chairman of tho segregation study commute* said ho has invited the president o f tho state Senate, ipeaker o f the House, members o f House and Senate committees named to con­ sider segregation measures, the governor, Cabinet and Board of Control mambors, university pres­ idents and representatives o f as­ sociations o f county school board numbers and county school super­ intendents to hear the report. C o ll 1821 B e fo r e 7 P . ftl. * Groups To Hear Experts Report R. Ovington Says Florida Should Have 2 Parties I f Y o u r H o ra ld la N o t D tliv e r e d B y • P . M. Hears To Request Two Moie Florida lafes Relate P lace Cities Grant FP&L State Events On Ballot 30-Year Franchises Churrh. (I.eft to right) Joseph rmitrarlort Pastor Stephen__ M. Hviuiak, member of hulhiinir committee; W. A. McCree, Orland Tuhy, chairman, church buililinic committee; and James Gamble Ruse's II, architect, Winter I’a iV Tuhy Church Adding Sunday School To Structure Plans Made To Enlarge Slavia Lutheran Church SLAVIA—The St. Luke's L u th e r* an Church of Slsvia will be en­ The First Church o( Christ Scien­ larged. The contract for additions tist, located in Sanford at the cor­ and alterations was swarded by ner of East Second St. ami Locust the Church to W. A. McCreo, Inc., Ave., hat begun the construction of of Orlando, for tha sum of k>4.a Sunday School addition to the 203.00. Pastor Stephen M. Tuhy. Chairmen of the Building Commit­ The Cub Scout* of Den I, Park present church structure tee. signed the contract for St. The completion of this addition Luke's Church. Tho architect'la 31 made an Inspection trip to the will make possible the accommoda­ James Gamble Rogere II, of Win­ Sanford Boat Work* this weak. Archie Smith thowtd tho cubs tion of about SO Sunday School stu­ ter Park. The estimated construc­ ihe dry dock where they welched dents and will enable the Sunday tion time is 190 days. Construction will begin ihe latjer several of the boats come In and School to be held at the same hour as Ihe church service. This will en­ part of this week, it was reported. saw the new trailer on pontoons. able parents of small children to The Building Committee consist* The group of Cub Seoul* went attend the morning worship. of: A. Duds Jr., Ferdinand Duds, aboard tho "Misa Hope" after Completion of Ihe new addition efiorge Jaqubcin Sr., Hugo Weber, which is architecturally designed to Joseph llvlsdak, David Earle, Joe which they learned to aplice a rape conform with tha present church L. Miklrr Jr., E. L. Bellhora, and and lit a knot. Tha group then building is expected in about >0 Pastor Tuhy, chairman. Joseph enjoyed refreshments. Hvlzdsk will, serve as publle rala days. Cub Scouts making the trip were Thema* -Fth n er/ Pepper Smith. The-Sunday School a d d itiw .le .Uo*« represent»ttvn. - . ■being added to the northeast cor­ The derision te let the contract Jim and Tom McLain, Johnny ner end side of Ihe present build­ was marie Sunday afternoon at the Clark, and Charles Stein. The group ing. II Is also being constructed so Regular Quarterly Meeting of St. that future additions can be rea­ Luke's Congregation. The contract w ai accompanied by the den mo­ was signed Tuesday afternoon in ther, Mrs. Gloria Smith and Mrs. dily added. Chairman of the building com­ the office of Gamble Rogsrs, in Elaine Clark, assistant den mo­ mittee is Floyd C. Richards. Mem­ Winter Path ther. The next marling of the den bers of Ihe committee are: Sam will be the last Turwlsy in July. luwran, Sirs. Ira Wilson, and Mrs. ALLOWANCE NOT ENOUGH llarrielle Shelley. TOPKKA, Kan., tdl —A 13-year- MAN, M, FIGHTS FIR E ALONE old Topeka boy told officara ha MACKINAW CITY, Mich., LR broke into a service station bo- All alone, Stanley Zuras, 60. cause hit 140-s-month allowance fought a fire wide: which swept through doesn't keep him in cigarettes. his hia motel while firemen waited Partly elosdy through Friday, He w tt turned over to helplessly a few hundred yard* scattered thnndcrshowcrs or earring mostly daring afternoon* and even nile authorities. away fo r a train (o pull away Inga; low tonight 44-74. from a croaaing. Weather Cub Scouts Visit Local Boat Works Miss Juanita Wynne, sponsored by the Pilot Club of Sanford, anti Mis* Nancy Cash and Ml** Carol Null were dinner giie.*t* at Ihe monthly Pilot meeting and spoke to club member* uf their trip ami experience* while attending Girls' State In Tallahassee. They were instructed in legislature operation and in bill drafting which wa* in­ formative and haa given them a knowledge of procedure used in State government. T ie dinner meeting was held it Pticlp's Restaurant after whirh the business meeting was h*ld it the home r f Mrs. Al Hunt with Mrs. Sue Stevenson, the presi dent, pre*id.ng. Mrs. Viols Faust and Mrs. Vela Lambert ton, two new members, were welcomed Into the club. Plan* were (old of tho Pilot In ternatinnal convention that Is to be held ata the Hotel Fontainbleau In Miami with the Hibiscus Brun­ ch opening the session. Th* cli max of tha convention, membera were told, will he the installation as president o f Miss Jean Cuneher r f Hamilton, Ont. This will be the first time In Pilot Club history that a non-res­ ident o f the United Slates has been an International President. delegate and Mra. Felice Swanson i* the alternate. Mrs. Raymond Chapman and Mrs. lamrine Met senger will also attend th* con venliun. * REWARD OFFERED FOR HAMS NAhHYIIJ.K, Tvnn., — Ret taurant operator John Ustaoa o ft rrrd a reward today for Use re turn of 40 Hama slot stolen frum Ids restaurant. lie promil omised to forget about the M in Mole stolen cash, When lie taw the Ifira ws* out control, Zuras ran outside, a heart Plans fur the expansion o f the Seminole Park Raceway near Casselberry, In Seminole County, are beginning lo take shape, ac­ cording to William K. Kemp, pre*ident of th* airanlzatlon. Yesterday the Florida Racing Commission accepted tha applica­ tion fur pari-mutuel batting at the harness horse racing track descrilxsl by Kemp as "on* o f th* lineal facilities in (he nation." Kemp said this morning, "W e felt highly complimented toward the Florida Racing Commission and th* attltud* that they as­ sumed toward accep'ing our aoplication for harness horse rar­ ing at Seminole Park Raceway." Ila said, “ Th* State o f Florid* can be complimented on the high calibre of men on its Racing Com­ mission." Othef than Kemp, s i president of tho Seminole Park Raceway, three others are on tha Board of Directors. They are Pay Klippsteln, • nationally known englneer, at vice president; Carl Lindberg, secretary-treasurer; and Jack Roberta f Roberta Awning and Venetian Blind Co., vita prea­ ldent. la outlining plana fo r tha fu ­ ture o f tha fabulous harness hers* track and tho pari-mutusl betting, Kemp said this morning, "W a log meeting, In accordance with the requirements laid down by thsm in granting us a full pari-mutuel permit. "Wa thrn intend to q u a liy with the Board o f Bemlnol* County Commissioners and reouett a place on tha General Election bal­ lot in Novtmbor (or the approval by the electoral# of Semlnola County," be said. Explaining tb* plant for ex­ pansion at tha Seminole County (rack, Kemp said, " I f this refer­ endum is successful we intend to begin th* development o f what we believe wall become one o f Ute outstanding race tracks in Amer­ ica. Our plan* call for toe pivlng o f ipp:oximately 40 acres fo r a parking area, the immediate build­ ing o f a half-mile track, tha de­ velopment and landscaping o f the Infield which will be second Ui non* in th* United State*, enlarge­ ment of th* grandstand and Ihe construction o f 10 additional barns which would, when completed, at we understand, give us th* larged harness training track In Amerlen In addition to the pari-mutuel ae tivitjr. "W e already have what >t con(Continued on Pago t i l ) Two more Florida cities ham granted new 30-year franchises to Florida Power and Light Com­ pany. At Sanford, the new franchise, which was adopted unanimously by (ho Board o f Sanford City Commistlootrs, bees ms e ffecth o yesterday. It had previously been approved by a vote of (ho citi* Zens Tha day before, at Arcadia, tho freeholders voted nearly four to on* la favor o f granting • new franchise. Tha re t* waa M7 fop tha franchise, 174 against. M em bra of th* Arcadia City Council publicly urged (ho free­ holders to ondorso tka franchise proposal. In both Instances opponents o f the franchise proposed that tho city undertake municipal owneP* ■hip o f a city-owned electrio plant end distribution system. Robert H. Fite, prealdent and general manager t i Florida Pow­ er and Light Company, balled tho results oa o resounding endorse­ ment o f tbo American tree enter­ prise system. "Florida welcomes new Indus­ trie* and venture capital," F ite said. "Arcadia and Sanford, both located lo rich agricultural area*, are expected to there In tha rapid hmlmiB. kxtMftirUl , tb it is taking place all over Flor­ ida. "This la Just further evidence that tbar*,lihs other progressiva Florida communities, extend o warm welcome te free enter­ prise," ha said. Tha granting o f that# two fran­ chises follows closely on tho heels e f defeat o f a municipal ownership proposal at Lake City whan the cltlsena there voted down by a S to 1 margin a p ita advocated by City officials that would have put the city into tho sloe trie light and power buaineaa. "Since 1043," F it* said, " a total o f 148 Florida towma and ritian have granted new long-term fran­ chises te lb* company, Including ■U o f the U rge elites served oa the east and west coasts by tho company's distribution system. Boat, Ski Club Sets Sunday C ru itf To Silver Springs The Sanford Boot and Ski Club, a group o f boating enthusiasts, i i planning a one day r r u lif Sun­ day, July II, op tha Oklswahn River to Silvar Springs. Tbs group will meet at the Municipal Park­ ing lot at the end o f Palm etto Av*., at T a. m. Any boat owner Interested In making Ihe cruise with the club cm contact Joseph Nicholas, Phone 4334 or M34-R or J eff Da­ A series o f special services will vis et No. 1L he hrld (hi* week at lha Church uf God. Rev. H. W. Hendeisun, pastor said services each evening. Thursday through Sunday, will begin al 7:43. Gin-st speaker will be Rrv. John Thomas Pollett, TT, pasted away J. Fnurie. Mr. and Mr*. Fnurie. this morning In a DeLand rc*t uf Durbin, Union o f South Africa, home. Mr. Pollstt came from Bril hate hern atlrnding r.-llsge In Vernon, Pa., nine year* ago and ihe United S lites sine* 1333. They waa a retired emoloye of th* Hill­ are graduate* o f Lee College. man Coal and Coke Co., o f Penn­ Cleveland, Tennessee, and recent­ sylvania. He had residec at H u ly attended Trinity College, Clear­ gins apartments fo r about two water. year* A eordisl Invitation is extend­ Ho ii survived be his Widn'V, ed to tha public to attend the Mrs. Flsnche P«>1.<»* and w -j -1 services. ler. Mrs Hulls Blade o f " ------HI. Funeral RE R E A D Y! . nnuuncod A mock rntmy sir attack designed to train Civil Defense personnel and acquaint tha public with planned protective procedure! Is sol for July SO. YOU SHOULD 1. Tuna your radio to Cooelrad (444 or 1144) 4t 1:04 p. m., July 20. >. Listen for warning strew in your neighborhood. 3. Thank God that this I* Only o simuUted stu ck M i (t o t p r ttic tio i it p i i m l , pared and provided. Church Of God Plans Series O f Services Thomas Pollett, 77, Dies In DeLand �• - 1 -r * *r * w , W W W +* % ■. w* w* re*‘ The mad Mil hen passed. It took Con- S u n o n than 118 month* to write one A- bANGaous PAsnaP W ebb Proposes Biggest Feo’erai Road Building Program In Histoiy t they could agree on. The Republicans call It "Ike's program. The Democrats are ** claiming credit for It because this is a Demo. eratlc. Congress, Also, It’s election year. jl'U Bet let's check the record. Let's recall the occasion o f the originnl presentation of • the Idea and give a wee bit of credit where credit is due. On Kerch 17, 1054, Cecil M. Webb, then „ Chairman o f tba Florida State Road Board, Visited Preaidant Elsenhower in the White House and proposed the biggest Federal road building program in history. On July 12, four months Inter, in New ' York City, Vice-President Richard M. N ix“ on outlined this plan publicly. Nixon read .. a speech that President Elsenhower had planned to deliver. But due to the death of •hla ilaUr-tn-tow, the wife of his brother Milton, President Eisenhower was unable to maha the speech himself. A t that time, no mention of Cecil W ebb was made by Vice-President Nixon, al­ though the plan was essentially the snme that W ebb had proposed on his March 17 Visit to the White House. There was one difference worth noting: Webb had suggest­ ed an expenditure of SO billion dollars over • Mrtod i f .1 . , $ m . Pre.ld.nt Klrenhow., called fo r a pood program coating 50 billion dollars t o b e .Dent over a oeriod of ten ym n. The bill that Congrats passed last week ^ provides for 82.9 billion dollars during tha next IS year*. That Isn't exactly the way - Cadi W ebb had planned it, but it shows ho was on solid ground. *’ Some people laughed at Wabb for tak* fa g his idea directly to the Prenident. Some .. people In Florida aa(d he wns jusf - to show off. Even tome members •> Florida Delegation in Washington treated / W abb as though they though he should •tick to molting Dixie Lily gritx and corn me ■ ■ 1____■ e* J t o o t i n 4 km tors m rl k i i l l n i M n , meal—and leave the road building program . fo thorn. But, it ahould be noted that Congress' ’w an Bob Sikes, "dean" of the Florida De- The Sanford Herald Setwlw esl l i s l t . e*or tv, IM I.it «, “ LT> S. etremao, severoela* H au m •I Ik* Aoeoriewe Pesee _____ __________ for reoekllmwws evtate* la t*i« mweeapete * ris r r s i-r ; wetioMiiv •«. kv o tu n i tim th iH in s a u r r iM i s m - A u iU m e r r Mtteeo. aJrJTef thaake. !lV « e ’ tOWi ee gf s tee «h* oorpeee of rsletea 5 wsdi wM ko ikocaoe He ei weeite oevtfmfae eel** Thurn July 12,1958 Who TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE shall dwell fat Thy holy hm r He ^ that , . speaketh truth in hie heart. Paalm t U l l . 8— Sincerity ia a key to aQ growth * ta d acceptance. Jet Plane Makers To Double Market u captor* th# J«t pa***ag« both now bariiag jfcl* from aom* By 8AM DAWSON Market. city LOS ANGELES CP)—Coromcr- market , . atipsrts—wifi kav* been rial J*t plana makera—atraIninc Tha maker* have agreed to da- **«*“ •, Hear tha flnt onaa to each of the WMlo Boeinf, Douglaa and Con* hard to coma In firat In ona of linat, aa nearly elraulUnaoueiy aa ralr race to got their Jeta Into the kaaneat race* the aviation In- p0Mj'blw, rathar than let ona Una commercial aorvica, Britain him dmtry baa yat known — are talk* gat all ita order* dtlivarad ahead Juat put its n*w Comet II In tire lag today shoot doubling douhliag their of a rival . . . . ,lr* J.' J*‘ ____ _ five years. Plan* makers eontanad thai jets Jet* operation _ *jnc* the Comet | . mm was market in tha nnt . . . atill .M.. two . . . year* w „.„ will __ , change ____ w___ And it's before tha_______ folkways ofAm* yroundad sftar a oario* of era*h»« they lUrt dalivartea'en 'tha 212 erican butlnctamen by’ making a In 1854. And Ru»*la^ has been Bow on order, round-trip transcontinental busl* showing a Jst liner for eeverai uniaua In ne*» d,y f«*»lbi*. They aay thle month*. These orders unique in add B#w cllltora#„ t0 the air"Cuatoraara won t ride ln any. legation, did have fallh enough In Webb'e plan to arrange for a White House visit. And when Webb talked to President Eisen­ hower, Sikes sat at the conference. Among the high Florida Road officiate who went to tha White Housa with W ebb were Senator George Tapper of Port St. Joe, then chairmen o f tho State Legislature** thsmsslvss. ways rather than merely draw thing but a Jot one* thay'v* Road Committee; Sam Turnbull, State High* Some wan written on tho basla th£ t^7rem p re**n t plan... tried It." predict. William M. Al* pie way Engineer: and F. W. "Son" Turner, Of blueprint* alone and th* rapnealjrners are confident that by lm, Boeing president, at gaattle. Jr., Board member from Pensacola. utatlon of tho maker, others from "eojnmml*l eerrice “Jeta vrfll Uke over a*i fast i r “ * «"d* aiilin? ' “ iMre L T Z I Z £ ? « ,hS BS ^ d f Th!I »Urt* th. noise problem end th. they can be produced Later, as chairman o f tho Road Depart­ I”1 .*.._ ■ BOW helry laproved. The n##(j for #xtre-tony runways— can afford them._________ ment, W ebb published his plan In a booklet Uttar U expected to be aurpasaod entitled. "Flrtlda’a Plan for Better Highin several ways by the first com­ mercial one, yet to be assembled. ways." This was a copy of a speech whieh he Jet enthuriasta count on public made to tho Committee on Administration acceptance of speedier transporta­ of the American Association of State High* tion to force airlines to find the way Officials in Seattle, Washington, Nov­ -money somewhere to double their ember 8, 1954. orders. Th* financing burden al* ready aeeumed I* heavy, both by This is all in the record. By EDWARD S. HITCH He wanted to bo a flying missionthe maker* and by tha airlinci WOODDALE, III. (ft—On* el th# try himself but World War H i # So, during the next few years, as this that are In n race of their own nation’s meet unusual flight schools temiptod plana. Ho torved as a great network of 41,000 mile# o f interstate la training miaaioetry itudeats to flight oflfeer la th* Civil Air Pa* roads Is under construction— remember who be buah pilots. trol Instead. first took the idea to the President. Young men are prepared by the H# presented hla Idea to Moody's Sometimes when you bit a beautiful new Moody Bible Institute's aviation Board of Trustcea and on# of their stretch of completed highwey on this net­ training By JAMBS MARLOW both bouse* chopped down tho they did on tho education bill. - ,branch, to provide wing* number personally ■purehiaed the ‘ imllto* serving in first aircraft for the court#. work— or maybe complain and fuss about a . he wanted for foreign aid. The Democrat* could call the Re- for mUaionipr fam cMsd P m New* Aaelyet ™ i£ T Southend A missionary buah pilot U one of miserable detour where the new roeds are WASHINGTON 1*>-W h e* a i a I7 L I l Z S T e w b l t ^ ' h ^ i r t llS T u h ‘« eS2’t ^ being built— take time out_to remember____ the _ mtdentkl Iftnais meoae — in Mg head In killing an acoooi am _______________ in* tcnooi am our seemsa w -------------------------------------- the field where white min seldom old motto which says, IR X iS d “ l & K T S S t e . . T A « m l n th.. h. would i Z r e V l T T n . " f T l f S . " ™ i n « | l » b m U M I b ] “ •«»■ g g . * * * » *V W [^ ^ c o n « ft* dot n t #r>4 1* 1^ effort* in behalf of have used personal pressure if he an amendment forbidding the use four-yotr course tbit auallflea dl® ® ” > B,u^ who th l cr#d,t* hto forign aid and federal aid hod been hare. of any federal money to build thorn to serve In the ministry as to fol. And remember, too, the viait that Cedi t# edueatien program*. Robert Donovan, in Ms recent now schools in states which still wall »• fly •< commercial pilots. ^ (ha ^truetioni ^ ^ba Bible, W ebb made to President Elsenhower, in NMM h« wsa recovering from book - "EI»#iihow.r: The Inside hodl segregated schools. Clrifi't? . ^ ‘t h s r t s S t ^ * XI* particularly Mark 1 «: 1 S, "Oo ye the W hit* House on Kerch 17 1954 hit Juna 9 operation, and was not story”—saya that right after ElsIt was clearly recognised that cialiita are th* reault ot * pro- P w ln(j prMcj, thc inn tvnue tlOUSi; on M own I f , U M . hfrt t0 u>, p , ^ , p n u v n , .ahower took office in 10H h* de- if that happened, Striata Demo- grim pioneered by . i r a i r B p. ^ . ^ to evert creature." . .. -------------------------------------------- - elded the beet thing to do In the crate from the,South would have ttat mlnlatcr, the Rev. Paul RobinChrUtl.n SHOD A t H o n iC * • M a* #aee of mounting troublaa waa to killed the whole progam with n *°n< . . . . training school, Moody Blbla Instl“ , V flfe fflllS *^ »*«td * • tiUnco of eonfl. flHbu.Ur. But Hous. Republicans With Civil Aeronautics Authority tu u U s W W t e d inrmomber* of Your home town Merchant is your neigh- v C W f u f l * k o V f i i s i donee.** didn't wait for that. approval ha began ho school 10 chu«h#i iai ^ s r th* world it Missionary Pupils Becoming Pilots W hat Presidential (llness Means v * 1 C orner wtTinwicH aw supports bis church and takes an active part in community activities. The interest he shows in his town helps to make it a better pface for you and your childron to live in. n s A flW d m * - The money you inend in his store stsva In th- r z . n l t , ^ t . I t k .t « ! . t ^ in the ^ m m u n lty -fo r ta x e * that construct L’e,r„,,,Ch00L8** ■treats and recreational facilities, part is used to maintain parka and to extend service* which nude* your Uf* more comfortable. Part of your tax dollar. t ..r- _ a l , i _. i .gj-.ii i ri - WAI1_ nara At noma, helps provlda your FITS Da* payment, Police Department and other es. oential needs for protection. Part Of your dollar, o f course, goes' to replace the goods vnu hiiv •iiM.inB ..... u JOU buy, osauring you of fr n h merchandise each time you shop in the local store. You’ll find that your local businessman has your your interval interest At h eart He conributes neon, n o conriumes freely, and readily, te those organisations *ud aasociations which bind the community together, That'* why he gives you his persons), friendly service, end stands behind every Item he sells. a7 ^ , 80, by trading at home, you help not only your town, your merchants, your neighbora, but you are doing y o u m lf a big favor at tha sam* time. o e e * r * |tin| midi |n fortlgn ild itnu tho Democrat* voting for q L n n i S I ' i S . M i . wain, i deatnutlon of the school a’.d pro- Republicans joined 148 Democrats nan gnm, In voting against it. Those Republicans and Domek*.vf just gone to wor* as a last Rtpnhllcan congvmslonal leaders f l » n 1°/.,*Ju/llVhuiSt*anlid!fr* hl«n*Tt Gettysburg crate Who votad for th# amend1 UM i u . Uk I. a a d te . whoFrialtod wno Tiaiiau m m a, u.ur.uui, C0 lU ti I f l l • u «B C I t f l i l JOw l l t w u lH W r * ___ t a • _ *_ a t __ is . i . J W __tel. . L _ a u i a « i . l j & . . .1 . 1. • « . . a a I a a . Win tt h m i M “ m **• with the cent could SO back homa at elecIK. aiLei ii K DamocraUa Congrs... The Damn- tion time and ull tha N.groe* In bearing on the «t*nt of my la- m U ^ rat|ifltr th, „ f their dletricu they did th#lr b..t e ** T they m It But if he tries to to keep eegregeted state* from A' J *"* °* us* them as a eampolgn targot, getting echool aid money. r « k4T# a«u»«ultioB to t in But thon cams tha voU on th# Z tr^Imount 5 t^s b*fH- , J 1" 1* Wl*' h * * ' klilsd when 119 cooUbcI nor Im inouBt of tha |^»g ^ parfonnaaca of hi* awn Hou** Republican* joined 106 premium will be affected by tha jUpubUcana — the way they*ve Democrat* in voting against it trp* •< i«h you hold, a* autter thwarted Mm a»4 somstlmsa led Th* vot# for it; 119 DemocraU * * * u u r 4 w * " nlgkt *•. the panda in doing It. There’# and I t Republican*. K *• «W*Ury about why they want a w i i l 01 trsuuag program If hi# him to run again; he a the baet th# Democrat* In voting for tho pngrua Ig his preaanttoune b has tbalr own own rw amendment-which was .«r* to « {nsurane* tniuranes "for for tbalr . . . M1, Ih. net bean satisfactory? get the bill ktlled In th* Sonata election. A. He may, If ha ahewa VA that Rut it la ironic they should b* —and then In voting to kill -no *»™ U* lack K progmi was sot due so anxious. for . . , v“ " ,,,rhla j continuod , " V 7_ loadv 7, bill anyway before it got to th# — P — >U J° *° bim- * h*. Mt had a change wt program prior t* that tima. R ■ veteran i* going te icheol fuU-tlma under the Korea* Gl BUI, would ho sbo be eligible bt draw Gl unemployment allowances, since •y MMUU he wa* not employed? OOOKDfO for a person on a Lemon juice also help* flavor A. No. Tba law prohibit* full­ lew « I t diet eon he a Mg problem asparagus and broccoli time Korean Gl Bill trainees from fee bamusnhero. How eon you use vinegar to pep up ether receiving unemployment allow- auk* foods tasty when you cent vaxet aaeai at th* itma tima. addeeltf You'll probably find that white Friends end relatives are in different q . i * it true that Korean voterActually, tfa not oa dIS cult aa wine vinegar goes beet with mild categories. Everyone has relatives, but so* bare four month* from dl*- ft Might stem, rm not a fancy flavored vaeetablea. Red vinegar Is friends must be mode and cultivated. 5hw i? u ,ypiy * * b m i ° l oeeftTmit let mo taU you about bettor for the testier vegetables. term insuranceT eeoM aoeaenlaji yee oon uas in la good with tarragon with carrots cs and savory A. It la net. Veteran# have 1M etoad of salt. As a group, masoning# an re­ with km, pesos. And o^ioi** day# from discharge to apply and pay tbalr firat premium. Use iso- markably low la ndium content, boiled with thyme and whole r and vanilla extmet, for clove are a real treat day period generally la shorter than four months. veterans Uvine .b V w T fiM teJ tK*lr «halr hsnefH, Coatnl i w u . . t iJ v E il office * t dg R, Central Ava Or5 yourself fan, now la tho time to th* . » } « 0" oi .w « th .y c e tto ln ly w tr* the repeeito- Unde. ’ . start whittling e cane and making l.he kln.d ct medicine* people dosed r li o f wonderful memories god themselvaa strange tolea tarns *eg eygsoe times. times. /a . ; your owe Wheelchair. thcmsslvas with. with. strange f bygee# * To bs nspeclful to old men end It’ll save you money later. Te thU day oldster# itUl held the V J O V C f l i f f l i n l || : ror you’ll naed those items when women never was e struggle with same faactaatlen far M*. I rarely C|uA ||A u . ! N M v you grow old, and by the timo -----• » « , the most garrulous of a W O l l O W i n g U D ; i •; i r i r i ! ’0 • l: u r E K S 1 1 1 1^ A A m krA SS’lS Good Form L oi Land SSJS'At Henry T. Heold '£ireu re,. To Become Ford I L. W t e A IU O T * i » _ 0M M .I. « tt. I ehiatrist sald’ ther# were only 13 F o u n d a t i o n H n n r l 1 Million mUlten Americans Amerlran. over U U Jj, 1*50, r 8 » n U U l l O n 1 1 6 0 0 f^trum eet But Ute sad parades of our elvl- * * “ * * * » Henry Urald, litation la that while we are enter- *• ■w«»ow««* up .toe much good l but by 1VTI thtre will be M million. NEW YORK And after That*thera*wuTlm more bead of New Yorit J gnd more, until old people will be J Stopping an over each olher and J fettinglnto each other's gray hairs, j As a mldle-sged man myseU, I Who win Ml «3 in l g » during the • cold month of February, I find tho thought of eld somewhat « uougat ef growing gro tdoprenlog—for e n - . . for . i U ikrn . first time In i. J , deprsuLig— s toy life. I Until now I hive nut e crest J deal ef .tore In Rabbi Den E i?.’. • eaying, "Grow old along with me— j t 1*# beat 1* yet to he. the test of * K * too which tho flnt wa# made." 1 *hltJy ! r . ^ M J UpPT i r #.!^ d * kU» * « d sa'iSaJtuL sua j T - W M I I I to rt ! 5 m UMveratir hi* ka old tolka’ h ^ " to’ torm*~ef ,,r " »*ad for mlUUry baste. "umW*. yesterday, the es< L,“ ‘4.‘.T7*' and our J " oM " ■ people r v r — ere At a meeting n * w # i r , «M m of will become oresident td the mulUbUllon dolUr rort r?undTtion next Oct i _ . . . ,ou" d* tl®n n,mwl a»* ^ iltkUr ^kh the egad af previous Umm> to make a* . •“ >#** aad unwaatod. We ehaia many of them ^ t t o ^ y j f a raUrameut th y Ho wW aucceed H. Ro- do not want They oftor tho fralte wan Gaither Jr., foundation foundstinn of of long lee# eaperienee axaeriaiiea end aad industry ladu*t-« »»« Onlther Jr., preatdent since March l»U and meet* them al the deer with ea rhllrm*n of ,h» Ro*rd of Tru». unwelcome o u t ■d ounuLt tc« » ‘n« « « yKomotlmee. to our m ■■ Gaither will continue as chair- kfd Idolatry of youth, mma man. almeet es If w* really regarded The foundation wa* established frowta* oa • crime egaioat nature, in ISM as a nonprofit orginteaBut the reel crlau Use th* ether tion to recolve end administer “ i l l , ” "* | IlKJf | ^ WteMOM I It Would eortetriv ZTm —. . i The foundstlon’i asieU, esti* tomeUUaa. *1* bote* Jd *2,*! BI,ed , l > hllHou dollars, ,hsvt I w S t f t L d t. C0B« fWefly »ord famh i; "u S »> r jr tiu w c .. ___ _______ _ those who oxpreis sincere missiontry qu,locations, tercet in th* of mm teouiaT*U*merely w in is uiviw ‘7 oi ______ a .___ i ..____ ______I_t* . . tl _ an adventurous spirit, w* call a halt that*," Boblmoa said, P A R EN TS Yon Would Feel Safer If Your Child Could eorabln# missionary work with fly {n| |ft#f (rlViU through ... .|. rlll . . . . , tht iAmaaon. m .m. thc S W IM ! They Leant Quickly # _ _ Sloth In Tobacco At S eason in gs C an Im prove Production Forecast WASHINGTON (JCt — A flash of Golden Lake more than I f per cent ln flueTaste Of Low Salt D iet cured tobaeco production In the America Facing Boom In Old Folks By RAL BOYLE ■• « v«r. certainly deserved at least me. I always venerated them as a NEW YORK IB—Curbstone IB—Curbst. com- courtesy from the young. To grow child tod loved to listen to them vament PUlo: old by in# the near. hear. Aiinougn Although tnry they, may may ! Meat# of • pavement ria io ; «• » then w o wet » » regarded reasrucu as #s sn in oy not kav* hava baea fouota o f wisdom ; If you are e middle-aged do-lt* achievement ■cblevcment in In itself—as itself— as ItU was, was, not „„ Moody-Wooddale Campus Airport, • »0 *cre layout of hangars, shops and claairoom*. "you hav# w to w bo ian iuu o»»e » expert to ______ I ___t__ al__ l_J___ 1 _ S ___ _______ i L . . . survive ia the kind of country these fellow, go to," tha Rev. Mr. Robinion.aid! To —^ them foremergencies, tj,t futur* thy plloU are trained to overhaul ill types of aircraft engines, repair propeller* for light iq 4 lend aircraft In rough terirtory. They are crammed with Wore«rof technical daUUs. M Robimon who has held throe'pi.toratec in New York *|n >mnraiv*<1 him nlea to fteial* mid the M.UMBMN mUitory eoastrsctiea MU feM Mat to the White Hooee ropreeeated an tacraatleg Uod-grabMng trend ef tha miUtory. -m j.* u_ ^ . **F* " We lealways j . , *J . hare ew aUM e d te JJJJ J U 1*M S S j ^ t o r S euT *• he good farm land," said Clair T, Guess Jr. of League aty, ^ •rnram edvlaar ef tba u - , nutaue and ground black ■con ta in * little more, bet s n « f e to see In thee# diets. ■ Be or* Moot of Use other ■ •M ias* with the el eelary salt, prepared mustard, These are fuel a tow p y p e liens. One* yea besom* socustomid to using tbsos various aoaaonlnea, you’ll roulTb# able to whip up aomathing q to tot tastier than 1 can 1 tall you about. go, you •**, there’s M why your toed* should taste Bat I you’re on a tow aalt lust l ■ amounts of aodium diet. hot yea eon «ee these as well as R.L.: Can repeated Mowa to th* thyme, a u r j o r o a i ^ ^ ^ ^ H heed, each ea occur tit xaanent tnjary? • A e la eh a f M srJereM aad e e e d w ed thyme, eeehs ton mo, ______ i ft has been revealed de ea awful let tor a ptata haau that repeated head Mows canhemorrhages hi tho U permitted ea a low brain which may reetut la t. With lemoa. a touch maoent injury. te aot without tte don it bettor to etna Summer Day Camp Complete Proffram Of • Hwimmlag Th* dopartmant said that aa a result of reduead acreage allot. ments, only 1,1*4,008,000 pounds Is In prospect from an expected har­ vest af only BWJoo acres. Tha other flu*-cured state* ara Virginia aad tha Careltoas. Tba predicted turnout tor the Georgia-Flarida belt, which in­ cludes A l a b a m a , It 121,003,000 pounds compared with taat year's all-time record crop, calculated at ITIJTD.000 pounds. • Boating • Nature Study • Arte and Crafts • Fiahlag • Sports and Games PH O N E 1154 or 2272-R FRED G A N A S BUD LAYER SPECIAL* On Used Cars im M9 ■New f j^ b io n e d q u ic k - c o o k D o lm o n ic o Buick Roadmaster Sedan DyMflev—Heater—Radio *49 Chevrolet Vs Ton Pick-up '52 Plymouth Sedan 50 Buick 2-Door Sedan *51 Plymouth Sedan "Concrete dow el grew peaches to*wen." its 91*00 1.00 4M-00 4 1 6 .0 0 N800 '51 Hudson Sedan — t e , t t . , i UU l m .M li.M Offar. aad treat them ea catoeder m \ ■ I i tr A t *50 Buick Sedan \ Dyueflew—fteatw BTARTV TONIGHT A Lawtas Stm t m o k o t lo n g c o o k in g F a s h io n e d No need Mhssmip jeer htohse whh laag oaehtog awsls toM sub* r*o "beU" mat D# >ewr .00 Redle '51 Mercury 2-door Sedan VTARTV fill .u «t ! 4 ^ 7 J r . ^ " l , 'v l Th. O. I. Cm m . Bura.u u p .ct. 1 beeaturnod uoaltedown^ thare will b* M mUion more Amorli, Ii wo. kn-a to i. ea . . America .____to was boat bourn- » • » thta there ware to K g with ee many children they take* tor greeted. Tbb wor­ st wonderful memories and 1 ae many eld people around that people felt the" were to the Georgia • Florida belt Is forecast by tho Department of Agriculture for tMs year compared with laiL The reduction la about 4 per cent greater than the U per cent cut teen for tha entire Qua-cured crop, eapetted to be the smallest since lfdf. NM » Batre Ctoea *53 Ford (8) Sedan '53 Pontiac (8) Sedan l4»oo *55 46R Buick Hardtop ■800 UN-80 way. | A child waa stringanUy taught to ahew respect tor hi* elders, no whether they ‘ Mti^werthwhlte ea m l T f peri the Army saying, w y hairs not tha toll to the community that Whe kit t f at H, t « N Nicholson Buick Co. M A U L L llS .b It i tori -te - m £±. ♦ .to r *r*— o #• F.U O LiPA RALH8 ROOM OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY 218 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE 1824 F-e * T �S o c ia l £vani& • Ib e tw e e n BY SANDRA BERG Many of tha stores are tending buyers off to the dlfefrent sales and markets in the bigger cities to buy merchandise for late sum­ mer and fail. Dot PowtU and Mra. Irvin Flelacber will be off this weekend for Atlanta, Ga. where .they will bargain and buy many abie“ e i hib"t "truck "which the' Navy ’different and useful thing* for the has on the corner by Touchon's, local folk*. Also planning a "shop- I noticed the registration book. The p:ng spree are "T in y " Bolt tad writing asked for your name, age, Marge Weber representing Yow address, hometown. Is this a new ell’*. They will ha In New York way to join the Navy7 1 hope not City. Tho gala aay that this is ‘no cause I’ m In sure as shooting after fun' and that selecting and buying signing the right "in fo" down. I are "hard work". 1 guess Marge even put the right age! The models and Tiny will "happen" to squeeze were d e fe r and It U a very inter'small in a few plays and show* at night esling and informative tour". It beat* ma how you can though. tie > peice of rope tntu so many ^ TODAY’S NEW A R R IV A L LIST knots and bows. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Slagle BACK WHEN D E P A R T M E N T .. . and their two children living at 1901 Holly Ave. from Newport Dec. 17, 1909 Sanford,. . ."The News, Va. He la a carpenter and city council resolves that aecond the family la a member of the street be paved with vitrified Episcopal Church. . .Mr. and Mr*. bricks, 26 feet wide, from Sanford II. L. Foley, 2401 DeCottes Ave. In Ave. to Palmetto Ave. and Palmet­ Wynnewood. He is 4he manager of to Ave. 40 feet wide from second the G. A. C. Finance Corp. and street to tha Clyde Line Dock and came here from Orlando. They that the eGorgla Engineering Co. A have threw girls. . .Ur. and Mra. be instructed to proceed with said April 19, 1910. . .The WC. M. Hope raft and thalr two chil­ paving. dren here from Orlando. He la Bloomer Girls will play ball in with National Standard Insurance Sanford! " l i t said that tho girls Co. . .Mr. and Mr*. Tony Trama can play a good hand of ball and ’ Ofl Laurel Drive from Orange City. all stores will be closed for the Tony is assistant Manager of the afternoon." Food M a rt*T h ey have two girls Nancy Butler la learning to be­ and two boys. . .Also Mr. and Mrs Louis Defontalne 409 Willow Ave. come a fisherman's widow. Her here from Balolt, Wia. He la a cat- husband Marion doesn't mist • pentar. They have one child a girl chance to grab hit tackle and head , (whine yeara o ld .. .Included also are for tha river. To cope with the Mra. Julia Oravata of 2101 Park problem Nancy it learning fast to Ave. from Pittsburgh, Pa. who la become an expert fisherman her­ the service assistant of Southern self. She and Marion haven't been Bell Telephone Co. . .and T. G. married quite six month* coming Wilton 2303 Laurel Ave. from here from “ near the cape" in Mas­ Cleveland, Ohio. He la with the sachusetts where Marion met her Evans Roofing Co, while stationed with the U. S. Navy, He la a hometown boy—and Mary and Buford Brown and they plan to make their home their two children, David and here. Barry have Just com* back from # ,* "wonderful’ trip through the A TTE N TIO N JUNIOR H I G H . New England statea, Canada and STUDENTS. A "Coo! Cat" dance New York City, Mary aaid that it will be bold tonight at the Celery was so cold that they had to wear Crate from 7:30 p. m. until 10:30 two suits and coat*. " I t avan p. m. with dress optional. You . snowed" aha said "and it reaUy cate better burry up end come " was unusual for snow In July", cause this dance and the one sla­ ( I ’ll say It is.) She also told me ted fo r naat Thursday will be tha that they went through the town last ones of the summer. Saahay that Elisabeth and Frank Mebane on down and cut a rug with your " have thalr hotel which la EUtabethfavorite ga l.. TT—— 1 H. Sioussat Called ; 'Spiker O f Movies' : NEW YORK, tit - It has been told that If you’re an Important person nationally you will know ; Helen Sioussat — and she will . know you. Furthermore, ah* and ; your wife will know each other. - And finally, ah* usually will knew A you end your w ife before you've •b e c o m e Important nationally. There la no particular plotting . or consulting o f oulja boards in • this state o f affairs. It'a simply that Miaa Sioussat like* people — and they like her. She has a Job ; with a title: director o f talk* for . CBS. But wotfc seems to bo mostly play to her. Te bar come all requests for sustaining time and all scripts fo r (Apolitical, cultural and educational • talks beard ever CBS radio and : CBS-TV. As a remota sideline to • all bar other actlvlUee, she hai ' gained quite a reputation aa . “ spiker o f rum ors" sine* ah* at­ tended her first national political convention fo r CBS in 1*34. She • will, o f course, bo present and *c. eounted fo r at the conventions neat month with • sharp spike for , 1*11 and any rumors. Hew do you spike a political <m m o r anyway? Wall, It help* to ! know • current or form er presi­ dent o f the United State*—and Ml** Siouaiat has known all prealdents and their families from Herbert Hoover on. In 1851 the rumor wss rife at the Republican National Conven­ tion that Gen. Douglas MacArtb» , u r was flying to Chicago. "T r y * 't o chock it fo r us, Helen," geld the CBS news chief. " I phoned Mr. Hoover at the Waldorf in New Y o rk ." MU* Sioussat recalled the other day. "H e told ma that Gen. MacArtbur ; was not flying to Chicago and that I could deny the rumor. He didn't ash me nqt to mention hi name. Ha knew bo didn't need to Aa a m etier o f fact, this is th. 9 i first time I'v e told th* story. Bu . the rumor washpiked and CBS r* called It* newsmen from tks alt port at Chicago." A name-by-name rundown o • every mentioned candidate fot : nomination in both parties reveal; that Mite Sioussat knows wall each or someon* close to each— except Gov. Frank Launch* o f .Ohio. Flic will be in dose contact uriti v thrm at the convention*. A t Uii I N I Democratic convention tb> ; rumor waa arioet that Vico Freal ; drat AI ben Barkley waa withdraw ..lag hla name from the race ft ''.'.residential nominee. Mfee S4o«i ‘ sat was sitting, aha recall*, to i Cabinet box at the — »■ • with Secretary a t the M a n o r .O scar Chapman and Mr*. Chap• man when the secretary was caU0 * d to the ph»n*. Lingerie Shower Fetes Miss Wall A t Jones Home Outdoor Picnic /tanned By Class For August Meet On Monday, July I, the home of Mrs. Ashby Jones, Elm Ave. was the scene of a lingerie whower given for Miss Shirley Wall, whose wed­ ding will take place Aug. 1. Miniature brides, wedding bells, and wedding rings along with pink and white candles and flowers de­ corated the living and dining areas. ^ Games with a bridal theme were played with prizes awarded to Miss Caye Stubbing*, Misa Marianne Strickland, Mrs. Rupert Strickland. Mrs. LeRoy Groover and Miss Lau­ ra Mae Donaldson. , Th* heme o! Mr*. F. E, Cooper on Magnolia Ave., was the scene o f the regular meeting o f the Fi­ delia Claaa o f the F in t Baptist Church on Tuesday evening with Group No. Four, Mra. V. C. Mes­ senger, chairman, as hostess. The devotional was given by Mrs. J. M. Moye who read a chap­ ter from the book "God's Psychia­ try " by Dr. Charles Allen. Mrs. Cooper presided over the business session and reporta were given by the various group captains. Mra. Moye Invited the class to meet with her for an outdoor pienie in August. The meetin- will be held on Aug. 14. Gifts of lingerie were then pre»«nted to the bride-elect after which refreshments were served br Mr*. Jones assisted by her daughter, Miss Leslie Jones, Along with the honoree and her mother, Mra. Roy Wall invitations were sent to Mrs. J. N. Azaarelto, Mra. J. A. Calhoun, Miss Betty Bryan. Miss Marilyn Calhoun, Mrs. Hupoit Stricklands M l»» Marianne BROILED SHRIMPS It'a a pleasant surprise. Just put shrimps Into a pan, cover with honey, soy saure, salt and pepper to taste, — then broil for fifteen minute* under the direct flam * o f your modern automatic broiler. BLACK C H A N T IL L Y LA C E and pin-tucked silk organa* ere worked together for e short evening dress by Brmnell. Whit* organs* end taffeta underneath show o ff the delicately traced design and shape out the ektrt The velvet bolt has a bow and streamer* to back. Lovely for. (P & A A o /ia h Shelley Winters Has New Confidence LE T IT RAIN The new automatic clothe* dry­ er takes ear* o f e big washerload o f approximately 18 pounds o f wet clothe* as fast aa you wash. By owning thla modern equipment you can Ignore the weather, wash day or night, whenever it’a most convanlent fo r you. P A R K IT HERE For * living room catch-all you ran buy n email laundry basket, paint It shiny white, the frame and handle* In a gay color, and us* It fo r nawapapere, magaalnaa end mending kit, THE L IT T L E MAN The other day, along the street A little man I chanced to meet Who had such marry, laughing eye*, So gentle, yet so very wise, That even tho' soma time ha* passed, Happy Birthday read a chapter from the Bible. She also rendered two poems "Soldier Prayer" and "R ain To­ day". Mrs. Norris gave the mission study using aa her subject "F o r­ give". Those attending were Mr*. Dora Gary, Mra. Percy Chapman, Mr*. Ned Smith, Mrs. P. A. Baryloigli, Mrs. Pate Chapman, Mrs. Matile Blount, Mra. T. O. Pate, Mrs. William Norris, Mr*. N. V. Farmer, Mra. R. U. Hutchison. Mr*. F. R. Riddle, Mrs. R. M. Muson, Mra. C. F. Mims, Mra. Albert Hardesty, Mrs. H. W. Dia, and Mrs. Brodie Williams. The presence o f them seems *o last. So small waa he, so drab of dreaa, You'd suraly pass him by, uule Your notice rested on hla face Aa mine did when I slacked my pace, The Joy within his eyes to share. And in the moment 1 stood thrr. He seemed to aeneo, perhaps to guess, I wondered why hla happiness. HU smiling Ups said not a won) But, tho* unspoken, thla 1 heard: 'The world is good, end 1 am in it, 'Enjoying fully f v ’ry minute!' And then I went upon my way A better man, fo r on that day l ‘d met one who, while 1 may plod Through life, to tarely walks with Godt - C a r l Brim LAST C A LL SUMMER CLEARANCE WOMEN'S SHOES the 100% ORLON sweater*, 4.91 tb* imported plma blouse. I.J I th* matching skirts in WEDGUOOR 100% wool flannel; the pencil slim fashion, 7JO PvJ W • j* '£ $ 1 : i l f f e RMB V « i .O : uK Q l K tftcr ■ OL Votues To 12.95 O t h c k s N o t L is t e d THURSDAY Ths Youth Choir will rehearse it First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. The Deacon* of the First Presby. teriin Church will meet at the church at 7:45 p.m. The adult choir will rehearse at First Baptist Chruch at 1:00 p.m. The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club will hold their .weekly dupli­ cate game at the Yacht at * p. m Visitors art welcome. FRID AY Vacation Bible School will be concluled at Elder Springs Bap­ tist Chapel from 9:00 to 12 noon. Closing program will be held at •:00 o'clock. SATURDAY Vance Duke will leaf the R.A.'s at First Bsptlst Church at 9:30 a.m. MONDAY The First Baptist Church of Sanford will have the Morning Devotional* in charge Monday through Friday, over W TIIR at 1:30 a. m. The Baptist Sunday School Association meeting will meet In DeLand at the First Baptist Church at I p. m. The Dependable Class of the A collection o f $77 waa taken which will be turned over to the "C ash" fund, to allow Mrs. Cash to remain in New York City with her husband who is critically ill in the hospital there. During the social hour which Picnic Paack Bpscial followed the business session the hostesses served refreshments of I can (12 oz.) loganberry 1 ran (I pt. 1 B. <n.1 plnret.pl* nectar j-uco chiffon pic, salted nuts and lime­ ade. Chill juice# thoroughly; combine and pul into a thermos bottle. Or, put can* o f ths Jukre in ice cooler and mix aa needed. Makre Those present were Mrs. F. 4 cups. E. Gatchel, Mrs. Lorraine Gra­ N o itt Instead o f pine*i.nl# Juice, use orange-grapefruit Juice blend, ham, Mrs. Messenger, Mrs. Coop­ or cranberry Juice cocktail, U vo-i wish ' er, Mrs, Holland, Mrs. John Rog­ ers, Mrs. W. R. Willis, Mrs. R. A. Williams, Mrs. rauline Miller. She is content to ait out the sum­ Mrs. C. 8. Sheppard, Mrs. J. P. Whitaker, Mrs, Vlrgle Pratt. Mrs. mer and return to the stage In September for a new play, "The Mr. and Mrs. Blchard Packard, Carl Moss, Mrs. Moye, Mrs. W. H. Girls of Summar." Duncan, Mias Lorraine Franklin 314 Mcllonville Ave., were among "There's no real kick In doing the recent arrivals at The clois­ and Miss Aldred Cone. pictures," she observed. "A fter Circle No. Six o f ths First Meth­ ter, Sea Island, Ga. you've finished the last scene, It's odist Church met at the home of ovar. 1(1 Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Cleveland Mr*. C. F. Mima on 8tcvens Ave. and aon, Edward, o f Hartwill, "B ut in the theater, you have a Monday at 3 p. m. Ga., are vlalting Mr. and Mrs. different audience every night. It** Refreshments o f lea cream HOLLYWOOD lit— Maybe all of fascinating to study them; every­ Arnold Cleveland and family. floats and cookie* were served the movie queens should take a thing they do has meaning. When M in Rose Levy, Hollywood season on Broadway— if they could to tha members. they laugh,- when they cough, Shop, is in New York for a two The business meeting was open­ week buying trip. In addition to come back as refreshed and stim­ when (hay are completely silent— ulated as Shelley Winters. ed with a prayer after which Mrs. looking over the newer styles for you can tell exactly how they are The St. Louis blonde has re­ feeling. Brodia Williams, vie* chairman, fall and winter, Mias Levy will turned to her Hollywood haunts presided. "Once when I was doing a tense combint her trip with pleasure after scoring a hit in " A Hatful of scene 1 heard a clicking sound. I The circle will have charge of visiting friend* and relatives in Rain" on Broadway, and she pre­ heard U again at another per­ the Youth Supper the second Sun­ tha New York area. sents • new Shelley. Gone is the day in August it was announced. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wright and frantic, staccate talk. No longer formance and 1 got real mad Plana for the Bazaar were made daughters, Cheryl and Joan will is she desperately eager about her about i t But someone told me which will be held in November arrive from Long island, N. Y. career. She has new confidence, that clicking was tb* sound of women opening their purses to get and the group discussed sailing Saturday to visit her parents, a sense of security. their handkerchiefs. Altar that, I vanilla to buy coffee urns. Mr. and Mra. M. L. Wright for " I used to do all the pictures welcomed tha sound. New officers wars announced two weeks. that came along," she smiled. Shelley remarked that aha was and are aa follows; Mrs. J. N. "N ow I'm trying to aee how many amused at how the critics react­ Auarello, chairman; Mrs. Brodie I can avoid." ed to her work. Williams, vice chairman; Mrs. "Th ey were surprised that - 1 She admits that her teal to do Theo Pate, secretary; Mrs. Joseph movies waa caused by Insecurity. could give a good performance." Terlap, treasurer; Mrs. W. P. July II In some, the roles were scarcely aha said. "That's so aUly. The only Chapman, devotional; Mrs. W il­ difference between acting for the Patsy Owen* more than walk-ons. liam Noris, Mission Study; Mrs. Mra. Charles Vodapich "N o more of those roles h r screen and the stage la that you've Mima, Sunshine. m e," she vowed. "And Pm not got to be heard on the stage." Marilyn Steele What about tha flnanlcal as­ Jely 12 playing any more blonde bomb­ The devotional for the session pect? shells, either." Mrs. Fred Yeackle was led by 2tra. Chapman who ’ i. t e . J j M h T E ' V ° !".".ndrn r* ? p'l Ef f l * Y O N R in the f.miW is delighted with tho prospect o f ■ picnic. There's ■ treat foe all oh ina menu loo, ft consists o f ample hamburgers to ha broiled over charcoal, with tomstore. onions and ratsun for tha buna. Canned pork and brans or baked beans are hard to beat on an out side frest. Take them in Iha § ounce cans, nnm fin t then heat. « " d serve in the care. Add ohvre, cookies and Iota of vitamin-rich fhlit punch. Circle No. Six Has Routine Meet Monday Afternoon T R Y T H IS ON YOUR GUESTS On July 20, 1880, "Cleopatra's Needle" arrived in the United Statea to be placed in Central Park, New York City, to (piease the rltlr.enry. Your dinner guests will bs pleased with this cheese cake. To make: combine *& cup crushed awieback, I tablespoon sugar, and 2 tablespoons o f melt­ ed butter. Press this on the bot­ tom o f a 3-quart casseroi# dish. Combine 1 package o f lemon pud­ ding and pi* filling, *i cup of sugar, U teaspoon o f aalt and 1 cup o f milk In saucepan and oook until it comes to a full boil and thickens. Then beat 4 cups of cottage cheese until smooth, add 4 eggs, on* at a time, mixing well. Add cooked pudding and bland, pour ovar crumb m ltlura in easserol. Bake In 325 degree F. oven fo r 1 hour and 15 minutes. Cool, than chill thoroughly In your refrigerator before atrving. Calendar ri*';B w w sSSk First Methodist Church w ill b a r* Its regular monthly meeting and picnic supper at MeCall's Camp. Members Will maet at Mc­ Kinley Hall at g p. m. Husband* will be guests. TUESDAY The Unity Class will meet ak 9 p. m. In the Valdai Hotel with the Rev. Carolyn Parsons as teacher. The public la Invited. The First Baptist Church will have the Morning Devotional In charge oVcr WTRR at 1:30 a. m. The Phqbcan-Golden C i r c l e Claaa o f the First Baptist Church will hold its regular business and social meeting at 9 p. m. at the home of Mra. J. 1L David. 319 W. 10th St. WEDNESDAY The First Baptist Church will have the Morning Devotional in charge over WTRR at 1:30 e ,m. Tho First Baptist Church will have Prayer Meeting at 7:30 p. m. The First Baptist Church Sun­ day School Cabinet will meet at • i l l p, m. . The R. W. Ware Bible Clam will have Us regular claaa meetlng at the apartment o f Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tyro at New Smyrna Beach. Member* are asked to bring covered dishe* and their own silver ware. Dinner to bo served at 7 p. m. Swimming Enjoyed By Circle Group At New Smyrna Circle No. Two of Iho First Metis, odist Church met Tutadey morn­ ing with Mra. W. W. Tyre at N ew Smyrna Beach. Swimming was enjoyed to the morning followed with a revered dish luncheea at noon. During the afternoon tha baaiaeaa meeting was held with Mr*. Tyre presiding. Mrs. C. E. Chorponlng the Methodist Woman, followed with prayer. Mrs. Ashby Jones and Mrn. R. L. McKnlght volunteered te a m * aa host***** at the USO July 14 and Mra. Chorponlng invited tb* circle to maet with her In August' Members present were Mr*. B. L. Cllcquennol, Mrs. W, W. Tyre, Mra. C. E. Chorponlng ir .. Mrn, Ashby Jones, Mrs. Marvin Ledden and Mrs. IL U McKnlght. Ala* Glenn Jones, Warren and Aina LaB» don, Glean and Donnie Chorpenlag and Russell end Sandra M cN ight �a g u e1 . ; ; ^ y «7 7 s r: ? r,w ? r-"r * THE SANFORD HERALD * fciONOteMuttJ- NOW WHO WOJLD PUT t T M fl R HAT IN THE t s — I m a il b o x » ^ TMtNK I'M AWFULLY \ AB56NT MINOCO r TELEV ISIO N •Uuod Mor.lng* Captain Kanaaroo Thie Land of Uur* ■ IM Ilk * no Krnle Kuvace snow * M AAvtatur* A n * b u m VCck IV oo Thle Land of Uur* Cartoon Carclral UarryaMoor* Mbuw tt:ll »v ccii .ci M a t apt* l e i i e tttrlko It tilth 1 1:11 John Daly Now* Valiant lady 1 1 :*o Hunting A Pleblag with Don iiiii Ldive of l ift A:4» limit acton* March for Tomorrow 11:14 Cnchanlcd Mirror 11:41 Uutdlng l.lght nuii«> ui i v» AKTHMSIHIS Tii« Cl Imm IS a None llrnucho M an 13:10 rilanJ Cp A lit Cou.ted lluy Lomhaiito gliow Ifiia "Aa tho World Turne’ ♦iii Hum. A Alien t oo Hobart U l.tnle in. co Wraetllng from Chicago 1:19 Art Llnkletter'e ll.iueeparty IllOO Night NOwe Report I -41 Harry Itoora Show II: Starlight Theatre l . e t The Big Payoff 11:14 high.off 1.3a Film Para re in tr Xi4b tloh Croaby dhow . e n e titn 1 " » Rrlahter Day l i l t Hign-on Program tleeume I l l s H c rr l Hlotni New*. Weather l : l n The Kdgo of Night 4'4* t.’haonel I I I Crnerrondv W VtNR.Tt J t l K v n M I t . I . r r n m i i b 4 •m u r o i m i m i r s i s o l-oo lllr kee Mou*t I 10 T i l l Na n n y 1 :0 0 Rrport h IM IIO 4:IS Ihiua Hdaorde A New* n t n h —at s m ir k ? no Imnn itenerr ieta Mli.ni’ t i T NC T:10 Cl Imat % O.l rae ithitnm flour 1 :0 0 N •••id • * v I 30 krlrnro PI. tlan Tlitotor • i l l Market Report l.nn Waterfront « 1C Twilight » « n g t *:ln t Star I'lnvhoiiro « *1 in no Rn.nmory Ctooor* « II llonil.tand 11: I V hi ..i.'tii '. fib 1 «:3 » Pother tiKowa ell.I I II Kremttg bt'itt# II »e 11:0» llrputt T 1# Fr.d|r Ki.hr. toils l.r. Paul. Store PorU TiU Dial M for Duel# till# l a t e dhow — Night bMilion lllah A llntine t i l l cniteo Nation* 11:11 Now. g no Ic 1jf11 l i e Hanretime PNID AT WOHMSO «• Home With Matte T rti pultrrn I ,S Hond New* Morning T.o* glgn Off • no Cant Kanv.irno • i l l Neee 9:0 0 Horry lluor* ( i l l Maraat r.eport »:ln l i l t Nen* IO i IO Rtrlkt TV III. h ____ 1.41 • eee* rr.torp CT*h m ill I » l t ; l l l«ovb of l.lf* ■ flNTIUM I i -J« H«jirrh for Tnmorro* aiaa tin lltl& (InMI iir l.lffht l ' i » n llrrakere i : .in I 2 : oii K f i i h i | 'it . IM * Tormtir U’liofl Show ••• • • • filet... is\*d:» Aw U’urlil Tiirnw 3:11 Join The Navy id. .lulinnv Cur won i • Fn t e 0 1 :3 * IlnuwwpurtF Heroine D*i»iio aa ; on III* rn^nff Harmony f m e 3.30 Bob Cro*bf World nt Nina lt d Mnrnma Mrlodlee 1no BrlRhlwr r»«y ♦ Here nod Theta 3 mi Sap ifi Htorm II M ian* ciub 3 .3 * Kdsft of .Vlgbl lOtll M a t f lift Otiwn flouwft i « » r Club II I I Qtntr nr Mtlsgt I* Court of Ike County Judar ♦ r r m aorta Vrmtaole t aunt,, atal# af Plorlda. World at Neoa la re the Relate af r t d i o re*m nigeat n il.t.lA J I HAUL VAHN, t'r'dv* btelloee Dr.reir.1 l:M f>or Nona Ranrb la Prukate. i l l Amerlraa leag ue (lama To til Wham It Mae I'aarerai l r* H ..rut ei I hire Nolle* le hereby a l r m that Ud* Join the Nary a* Admlnlatralnr of tha eelale of Reeora Preview tVIIIUm lU rl Varn itn ra .n l: that 4:CI Teen Time h* ha* filed hie petition for final N’ewe dlerliarg*. and that h* will aoulr Teeo Time to the II.mi.ruble Hrniat llnuatioldcr. til The Nhvtom Near Houaty Judge of Hemlhul* Cotintr. Plorlila on the 13th duv of V.i|ro*t ts*, for approval of earn* and for LUNVEUTI.NO FOR Inal dlechirgt ae Admlalatratnr of C O NVENIENCE the evtal* of William Herl Vgr*. dreeaard, on thle Ith day of July. In oM*r home*, *»>•» tha Caa ta n • Ml Til* iioa *:«a tU L N lU lt '7 7 ~ 7 ~ fH 3 t t P o r s Kt*l / \ y w o o rtr • [ b u M - A N D I G M ) FROM AKV > \ USS IT ! _ _ ^ S > B O X f ^ y Radio I LOVE HIM LIKE A 5 8 0 THEO - LUCKY YOU JOHNNyS A LIVING DOLL. JOHNNV HEACO MOM *"-> KV T C L L d a d he se em e d jjr~ [ LIKE A SO M j----- r " I DONT DKiMXI. TO H EC ! ) \ ■s I 1111. nsrh owner ehall ha anllllrd In role in pereun or by p ro iy In w riting duly elgned fur ererv acta of land uwnrd hr him In eucb Uletrlct; auardlone mar re'irr.vnt thrlr Ward*. atreu* loro and odmlnletratore mar repra* rent/ eetotra of drrroeed uereone and nrlrotr rortvorallnn* mev lie rr* nreecnlct hv thrlr nfflirre or dutv lUlh.irlird agrnie Thr ..worn of e majority of tho arreogr In euch Die* trlct ahnll he nrrreeorr In mn.tltnte d qituruni for the nurnore of hold* log eu.'li e|rnl|..n and to traneort • u.li other l.uvlnr.a at mar rome befora tha meeting Andrew finite Jr Jivmra W ll.nn It P Wheeler Jr Ae Ilia llnard of rtilt.ervl.nre of ttlevlo Dralneae DleM-t _____ TOTirp. o p e i ' i T TO: O K IIT IIU P K O PAHI.KNRn. whoee addreaa reetdeaco and Poet •Mflr# diMrpca KiinkniiHR If llvlne and If dead all her unknown helre at law devl.ere leealere heneflr l e 'lr * granlere cmd'lnr. nr rlntm nte ntl.erwl.e hr 'thruueh nr uaor her. whoee iddreaeea reeldencre unit I’oet tlfflre a.ldre..ee are unknown: gad all prreone haring or •'Inlmlng In nave anr Internet la tha following drerrlhed lend* elluete la gemlnnta Conn!r Ptnrld* In.will Idit I Itlnek « of DltKAMWOl.n. HKCONIt RRCTION d a n f o r d Ptnrlda arnerdlng to Plat there, of recorded In Pint Rook I n.iee |n of the nuhlle recorde of gcmlonie Coiinlr Plorlda The nature of thle cult la to re> a COM* QUICK{ O P .carts reult Court Clerk Urmlnota Connie Plorlda Hr K L Burdick Drpulr Clerk__ DOCHLAX 8TKNXT ROM Atlornar for Plaintiff* los.ynj Rdward* Built ward* ButldlnV Panford Florldt FRIDAY The 13th ONLY 1952 Dodge • Coronet *5irs00 5‘>5" 1950 Bulck Riviera < 4 ( V g .0 0 1951 Mercury Club Coupe Fully Equipped fD Hardtop — Loaded For the beat deal on a GOOD USED car. SEE US TODAY SANFORD M O TO R CO. IH IIEHEHT q i V E N that New Orlcan* light* a NOTICE meeting of the owner* of lend* wa* in *even Paci­ eltuata In Hj.AVIA DHAINAUK Ilia. If.T of aemlholr t*ouotr. Plorlda. while In tha Navy TH will bo held at the City lt*l| In War II, Oviedo. Plorlda at tan o'clock A St on tha l l r d day of duly, li s t for Ilia purpo.ee o f aUrtlng one Tha population o f Argentina euuervlenr for f a l l niitrlcf (of a grew from 9,9!M1,437 la 1911 ta term of tbrea rear*, al‘ wblrh elaea avarr acre of land la tha Die18.928,5:rn In 19SI. I t aea aar ehara and rlet elial'l repreeent Irb In eeld eulL ae prorldM by law IIKHKIN fell not nr a decree ora eonfeneo wilt be entered agafaat rou. W iT N P d * me hand and anal of eeld gemtenle Coaet Court at Hanford Bamtaala C< Plorlda thle loth dee af Jana A «» lilt „ To buy a USED CAR T H IIT c a p t a in ! 2nd ROHr I i T1’ K BHOWNlUa "an^ Al.nKIITA E HIIDW n T n H hit wife, and rou are hereby required ta file with the Clerk of thle Court eour written appearance Ipereanally nr hr attnrnerl or anewer or otherwle* plead herale on tha l l r d day e f r ill.....................* “ —eefwInt l ,.e „A _l> ____ the- ISini J l*sa •to •* «s YOUR LUCKY DAY Appllanra Manufarturara Aiaoclg. P D W I N ICARta VAHN tlon, owner* tr * converting Adgilnlefratnr of the rilet* af Slack N. Clevrlanil, Jr. porch**, pantrle* and even bre*1. William I'arl Varn dr.-aeard. fa it room* to latin.lrie*. With Al turner at laiw P. D. Iloi llfl ampl* *pac#, they ran add to tha Hanford. Plorlda laundry equipment fo r handNOTIt-M OP M K R T I t a OP LAND. laundering, wall cupbogrdi for OWN KM a o p at. a v i % d r a i n . laundry luppllea and a eomfor* AUK DiaTMICT OP * R « l < t 9 L K r o l m . PI.DRJUA. TO REMIT A table chair for ,,»it*downM work. A at P M R t l t O R OP i U D Ola. Jot Brown. weight boier, fic Invasion* during World inert certain Vised* free* and la ouiat and oonflrm thee til l* to tha iierrtOAiM.vw Jean li.ed orodetly The eame e f the Cdurt In «ht.-h ' eull hea been Inalltuted la tbt Circult Court of the Ninth Judicial Cir­ cuit. In and far demlnole County r londa The ahhrtrleted title .if tha Cau.e le CAItl. SI HSIITII et el Plejnllft be HKUTIU1DK O PAIJI.KNH.il et al. Defendant* Ynu and each -if rou er* harehv notified lhai eull to remoea cl»uda from end confirm tha title ta I h A aiH.ve dencrlbed pro pert* hue b a e ^ hruiicht eralaet rou la tha aboea entltfcd Cauee by C AR L SI KSIITII Your Stadebakrr Dealer 1991 8A N PU H II AVK. PH O NE 1871 Now. M are Than E v e r . . . ir u PAY YOU TO R EA D H ER A LD vein, MHO •TO Alift M IA D U N I D IN J0!S 5 N »^ editions/ * 4 N T A ID S Btrrga. 4 FREE PASSES D A ILY ...a o n * to TMt gun HO < VOLCANO! ) to the Movieland Ride-In and. Ritz Theatres ku M Uu South* nutting fin timoa to tbt but WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR CENTRAL FLORIDA FOODS, INC. Each day the names of four people will be published in the Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets to the Movielond Ride-In and the Ritz theatres. If your n*me appears, clip the ad, it Is your free tickej — you pay only ten cents service and tax charge on Ritz Theatre passes only. t /W«IIHIdft TM PttPVCT tO O A l FLAVOR alky- «»o * . , > Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office of the theatre named Make sure you have your driver's license, social security card or other personal identification with you. Note the date printed at the bottom of the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date. Flat Wall Palat w*» w y* 4 oonci iem i FIN D Y O U R N A M E ! SEE THE M O V IES FR EE! # �"Cash In" The Many Opportunities In The Classified Ads 10-PIANO SERVICE 11-RU H IN EM O PPO RTUNITIES 17— FURNITU RE—HOUSEHOLD "F lo rid * manufacturer and in­ SLEEIVTIME SAVINGS L. L Sill — Piano Technician staller o f "Splc 'n Span” quick Kiugsi/e lied, complete 1119 Phone 2168 Rome I, Sanford service laundries, has surveyed • Inches wider end I I —U K ) FIN U—PLUMBING and secured several choice laun­ longer than ordinary bed dry locations In the Sanford Bedroom Suite 898 P L U M B IN G tiuokcasc bed, Dresser area, No previous cxperincce nr and Mirror erssary. Small down payment, Contract and repair work. Free 3294 bank financing, unusually high 3 Booms Complete estimates. R. L Harvey, 208 Bedroom. Living Room profits. Monarch Laundry Ma­ Sanford Ave. phone 1828. and Dinette chinery Corp.. P. O. Box 820, Plumbing. Kresky Heating ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. _________ Corner Ind 4 Magnolia, Ph. 1232 M. G. HODGES "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. Service on All Water Pomps— Open Monday'* 'til 9:30 p. m. Well* Drilled — Pumps V IS IT OUR BALCONY Paola Road, Phono 700 38—INSURANCE FINANCIAL JhyWill Phone' 1821 Contracting anu Repair 1007 Sanford Ave, Phone 1113 Preferred Rate* to Preferred Policyholders John Williams Ins. Agency 817 Sanford Atlantic Bank Phone 38 IM —ACREAGE TH E SANFORD FOR RENT — 22 acres tiled land, new Ford Tractor, end T room house. Write Box 81.___________ REAL ESTATE 63— IIUMKS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ' VA— FHA —CONVENTIONAL FINANCING •LOW DOWN PAYM ENTS ’ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Thurn. July 12, 1058 Page 5 H E H A L l) THE OLD HOME TOWN i * r , ’s,*a u * h M We* ^ P H O O B Y l! T H E S E ! A I S W ^O IL-B U IBM ING e n g /n b s S M E LL. L IK E A P I B T V Lb u r n e r ;m a n e g l e c t e d :O A L O IL 3 T O V B — - By STANLEY - - I LOVE T H E O L D C O A LFIRED M rrm *M EAIE1NE* — TH EY H AD E V E «Y 7 H »A I«^ J R O M A N C E - G L A M O IE -^ A. K- SHOEMAKER, JR. Phone 1991 1800 UeilonvUls Buy your Furniture at Berry's Warehouse Fum Co., at 901 W. 1st SL All nationally adv. turn- 3-BEDROOM house With carports, iture at warehouse prices. porch and utility room, Frlgldalre appliances, 8223 down. LOWELL E. OZIER PLUMBING 4 R EPAIRS No. 34 — This ad will admit Miss VACATION SPECIAL Septic Tank Installation 4 Service. Joni Saunders to the Hit* Thea­ — G o F irst Class — Sower Connection*. Archie C. tre a a a guest. Present nd at 1A— P LA C E * l» E A T Harriett, Phone 738-W or 1334. box nffire. Exp. date July 21, All *lie* and colors of NATIO N­ No ana's a stranger at THE DOG­ A L L Y FAMOUS SAMSONITE 1946. ______________ W. J. KING Luggage may be purchased at GIE DINER 4 BAR* Lake our itore on easy payment Plumbing Contractor Mary. .____________ plan* . . . IN ITIA LS INSTALLKohler Plumbing 4 Supplies 5 -P E R 8 0 N A L 9 NOTICES ED FREE. Reem Electric Water Heaters 38— DOGS—CATS—PKTH Ph. SO Loral and Long Distance moving. 2438 Orlando Dr. German Shepherd Puppies; 6 Agents for HOWARD VAN a —SPECIAL NOTICES weeks old. Phone 1487-W. 203-09 E. 1st. SL rbone 127 LINES, INC.. RENINhU -All TRAN SFER 4 STORAGE, Inc. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, r u le I f —POULTRY Offica 1400 French Ava., Phona ment*. invoices, hand bills, and ___________ 3168. programs, a te . Progressive H E A V Y red hens, 23c lb. DELLPrinting Co. Phone 808 — 803 MAC FARM , Richmond Ave.. RuIUway, Hospital a n d Baby West 13th Si. Phone I15I-R. ____________ Hollywood bed, 'good condition. Beds. l)a y Week or M onth-Tef. Ph. 3173 J. 1*24. Furniture Center — ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ufl West Flrat IX—FARM AND GARDEN Ralph Ray, 3140. iMAZING—Custom made Rcllec8|— ARTICLES FOR SALE DC 8 Tractor. Bargain G A T U N BROTHERS tor-Lilc mall box and lawn B R ITT TRACTOR CO. Dragline 4 Bulldozer Service signs, houso numbers. 3j 2u a. Paint—81.50 gal. Foot I-ockers, Illway 17-91 South Phone 401 Kanlord Ave. Sanford. _____ rh. 2232 Geneva. 2894-W Sanford. special 87.99. Jungle Hammocks, Tarpaulins. Army-Navy Surplus 46—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS UPHOLSTERING Y O U 'LL be prUes ahead with TV 310 Sanford Ave. (Top Value) Stamp*, given with Custom Mad* Drapery and Slip S PIN E T PIANO BARGAIN Covers every purchase at FURNITURE, — Factory to You— To be transferred to reliable par­ STANLEY KULI* CENTER. 116 W. First at Oait._ A lu m in u m ty in this community. T rem or Phone Hanford — 2848-J. dous saving* if you act immed­ V e n e tia n Ullnrin 2831 S. Park (Hlway 17-92) iately. Write Credit Manager Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Streep Music Co., 681 N. Orange rail with plastic ends. Plastic or Orlando, or phone 82861. » —BOATS AND MOTORS rayon tapes, Cotton or nylon Pump Sales with cords. >1—UHEI) CLOTHING See tha New Evlnrude Line for ‘56 Repair Service S en k a rik Glaus nnd T a in t O . HOBSON Spurt inn Hoods OAKLAND SHAW 112-118 West 2m] St. Phono j W BEAUTIFUL, lull length, white Evlnrude Sale* * Service P. O. Box 588 formal. Used onee, aiio 0. Will 36VOLUMK Funk 4 WagnalU E. l i t SI. Phone 99* LONGWOOD sacrifice for half price, 380.00 Encyclopedia 820. Jim Howard, .’ hone: w. p. 26-26SJ 6Qd Park, Apt. 3. ______________ 2419 Princeton. CERAMIC" TILE FOR SALE — 7tt IL P. Outboard ~ We buy and sell used furniture. Paul F. Mueller 4 Son Ph. 138 Paying top cash prices for any­ motor, Marcury. Good condition. t'reo estimate, Quality work. thing of value. SUPER TR A D ­ 41— APARTM ENTS Call 1131. Ralph Sw am ING POST on 17-92. Ph. 2043-W. T. V. REPAIRS WELAKA APARTM ENTS: room* ’Til 10 p m. Service Cells. 83.00, For Sale: Washing machine good private baths, 118 W. First St. J. Q. Herrin. Ph. 2893 J. W. A. condition. 1102 Mellonvlllc. Ph. Norris, Ph. 1449. Licensed Tech t — m o t o r c y c l u b -b i c y c l e s HUTCHISON'S Ocean F ron t 2106-W. niciens, guaranteed work. Apts. 339 H. Atlantic. Daytona CUSHMAN Motor Scooter. 1WT. Mlse. household furnishing* Inclu­ Beach. Call 2378-W. Excellent condition. 8B0.W). Ph. ding 21" RCA TV. Twin bed­ 18T1-J. room suite, *\vo rugs approx. 6x Avalon Apt*. Eiuclency, Phone LOWERY 4 BRIDGES 720 W. 10’. Day 2918-Jl. Evenings San. 18S6.IV Orange City Spr 8-3031 12— TR AILE R S 2132-314. Efficiency apartments, sir con It Will pay YOU t< ass UB before FAIRBANKS • MORRIS Pumps, Beautiful 3 pc. living room suite— dlllonlng and TV optional. 2621 Well Drilling, HOWARD C. you buy. Open Evening* and S. Park (Highway 17 91). San coat new 81400, now ........ 8200 LONG, Phone 388 207 East Sunday*. ford. CLARK’S TOURIST COURT 8 ft. Phileo Refrigerator, 2 door Commercial Ave. Eaatsida Trailer Sale* ............................................ 815 Palatka, Fia. BFFIL’IENCY Apartment. Suit­ Curved Glass china cabinet, . 810 able for bachelor or couple. Servel bottled gas refrigerator 1942, 33-ft. New Moon houae trail­ Private bslh. Across from Post almost new................ , ....... 804 er, fo r H ie or trade on 3-bed­ Office. Manuel Jacobson. Sectional book case, oak 815 room house in 8anford, PHONE 21— CH ILD CARE New portable sewing machine, Three and lonr room furnLhrd 863-J. WHITE Woman will take care of .............................. 849.30 apt*. Very clean and cluse In. children In country homo Day­ 1 3 -T R U C K S Phnne 016, Jimmv Cowan. time only. Experienced. Phone 9 pc. dinning room suite........ 375 While kitchen cabin et,........... 310 8S0-R. 1989 Studebaksr truck, lt-ft. Van Hollywood bed, box 4 lnnorsprlng, FURNISHED apt*. Phono 1321. body raady fo r work. Must sail, 2 6 -H E L P WANTED-FEMALE ................................... .. . . 315 DESIRABLE one and two bed­ 1391. Call 239-R after 6:00 p. m. 6-drawer cheat......................... 312 room furnished apt. Ph. 432-W WAITRESS — Applv Touchton'a 184" water pump, G. E. with 3/8 I t —USED CARS Drug Store, Mr. Clerk. H. P. motor ... 38'J 2 4 3 room apt Ph. 2033-W. 1IS1 FORD Convertlbla, g o o d Beautician, air conditioned salon. Super Trading Post on 17-93. • 3-BEDROOM unfurnished apart­ shape, 8200 cash and aiaume PHONE 2033-W. Good pay, permanent position. ment. Reasonable. PHONE 1593. balance o f 8279 on caiy pay­ Phone 971 or 2803-J, A IK CONDITIONER — 3 8 ton ments. Includes Insurance, and furnished .-iportPhllco, practically new. 3115 ATTRACTIVE tag*. Inquire at Doggie Diner, CURB GIRLS /tpply In person to nirnl*, iiLilitii-.* Included, 2 Call 9&4-W after 3 p. m. Plg'n Whlatle. Lake Mary. rooms 885; 3 rooms 860. 107 W. FOR FILMS, Finishing. Tape Re­ 9th St. 195t Hard Top convertible, Linc­ BOOKKEEPER— Experienced In per: corders, Supplies SEE — WIEoln Capre. One owner, low mile­ keeping le t o f boohs, meeting ki 3-ROOM furnished apartment, BOLDrs CAMERA SHOP, 210 age, very clean. 201 E. Com­ Ppublic. Permanent position with close In, l it E. 8th St., 846 S. Perk Ave. mercial. Phone 2822. local company. Give full infor monthly. PHONE 1366 or 1032. mat inn. Box M I, r i 8a nurd 1— Gas refrigerator and xtove. 1986 liuick—|1M. Two new WW Herald. 310 Holly alter 6: no. Ph. 1296-M. FURN. apartment. Phone 6S3*\V. tubelaaa t i r e * , reconditioned motor, new recap tire, radio 4 Dependable ivumin to live in; 84—APPLIANCES Nicely furnished completely equipheater, new battery. Call 388 car* for 3 children. Good salary cd five room apartment 875.00 room end board Phone 2968-W, FIU O ID AIRE appliances, a a la s a fter • p. m. Month. Phone 1327. and service. Q. H. High, Oviedo, 1940 Nash, 4 door sedan. Clean in­ SECRETARY Fla, Phone PO-3-3314 or Sanford Efficiency apartment, alr-rnmtiside, new battery, cheap trans­ Apply al 319 Elm Ave. 1642-W alter 0 p. ra. tinned. Hwy. 17-92 H. Slumberportation. 1930 Maple, no calls fond Court. 27-H E LP WANTEU-MALK Saturday, Builder — Phone 1338 Offlcei 2801 B. Orlande Dr. LIVESTOCK Mather of Sanford MERCHANDISE • AUTOMOTIVE WELL DRILLING ARE YOU LOOKING FOB A NEW HOME? SEE and COMPARE The Homas Built By ODIIAM 4 TUDOR, INC. Builders o f Fine Hornet For Florida Living B EA U TIFU LLY Designed Three And Knur Bedroom Hornet l 4 2 baths Varied Selection of Plana A vail­ able. m e e d From 111,200 tn 828,000 VA (G l) — FHA 4 FHA meervIce Financing. HOMES A V A ILA B LE . South Plnecreit . . . . Sanford. Fla. Grove Manors ........ Sanford. Fla. Valencia Villas .... DeLaod, Fla. BALES OFFICE 2623 S. French Ave. Phone U W 4 2906 RENTALS BULLDOZING EMPLOYMENT AIR CONDITIONING No. i t — This ad will admit Mita Nancy Rountree to the Hitx The. atra as a free guest, Exp. date July 21, 1948. FU LL TIM E D A Y A N D NIGHT Drivers, must be good drivers, sober end dependable. YELLO W CAB CO., 219 So. Magnolia. • BUSINESS SERVICES For Room or Building fL B. POPE CO. INC. 208 South Perk Ave. Phone 18*9 BAGGEftLY APPLIANCE CENTER "Y ou r Weitinghouae D ealer" Phona 17ST 113 M AGNOLIA 10" TV. Good picture, wood cabi­ PARLORS net. Price 836.00. Ph. 57&-J. Modern Air-conditioned Salon 23—MALE or FEM ALE IS—BUILDING M ATERIALS Harriett’! B e a u ty N o o k 111 B. Oak Ph. 9T1 COUPLE, cook and aaiiitant, Cell USED BRICK HTS-W. TWO CARLOADS beautiful used JT-BU ILD ING — REPAIRS I I —SALESMEN—AGENTS PA IN TIN G brick. Orange, red, ami burnt black. See ihi-m at SHERMAN HALEKMAN CONSTRUCTION CONCRETE P IP E CO. Foundation* laid or poured. Will N ATIO NAL CONCERN will em ­ do ell or eny part of your build­ ploy man between tha agea of RED-I-MIX CONCRETE ing. Term i or Cash: Estimates 24-43, neat appearance, automo­ . Miracle Concrete Co. given. Call m i daytime, or Mr. bile essential. Must be perman­ 300 Elm Ave. Phone 1333 Bey, 841,.evening*. ent in Sanford and able to M ETAL ROOFING stand investigation coupled with P A IN T now, pay leter. Up to 8360 Now In etock. S-V Crimp—I V aincera ambition. fo r as Rule as 817.94 monthly. Corrugated — 3 rt" Corrugated Right party will receive above N o dowu payment necessary. Get all Your roofing needs at average compensation, pleasant Call 31T0-J for Information. S h e r m in C o n c re te P ip e C o. working conditions, security. Out West 13th SL A U IM C fU M P A IN T Write, giving full particulars to For House Trailer Roofs P. O. Box 897, Holly Hill, Fla. 80-HUHlNKSfi EQUIPM ENT NEED A P A IN T E R T -S E E US! 31-W O RK W A N T E D -M A L E M cRANEY-llCITH HAYNES Office Mechinc Co., 2813 E Park Phone 1202 Typewriters, adding machines, HIGH SCHOOL boy with power Safei-Rentlls, 318 Mag., I'h. 48. FLOOR (ending and finishing. mower wanti mowing. T18-U-4. Cleaning, waxing. Serving SemiIT—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD PART-TIM E job by young man, itolt county since 1924. Saturday afternoons a n d / o r II. M. Gleason, Lake' Mary HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN evening*. Can do most any type PRICES PAID FOR USED work. CALL 1283 after 1 p . m . 13— LAU ND RY D R Y CLEANING FURNITU RE 18- BEAUTY One hour —Wash end Damp Dry By Carpenter. 412 Myrtle Ave. One hour tt— Wash and Dry Fold SELL Finished Laundry Sanltone Dry Cleaning Anything Southnidt Laundromat South Side roadm an Bldg. I N East M U I t . With A CUssi/ied Ad JUST C A LL WILSON'MAIER FURNITURE CO. Call 95$ . 311 E. Flrat 81. Used furniture, appliances, tools, ete. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart 221 East l i t SL Phone 1031. 3-IIEIIROO.M homo with blinds, heater. WestfnghousC kitchen. Including washer 4 dryer. Fen­ ced b»ck yard. Small equity. 34218 mo. Call 1613-W. 811 Hoiella Dr. 3 F A M IL Y INCOME 2 Bedrooms down, 1 up, 111,500. Now returning 13-plus percent. Term*. NEW LY REMODELED 3 Bedroom, single, large fire place, ideal foe large family. 1 block trom Catholic church, In excellent neighborhood 812, 500, w ill take second mortgage from reliable buyer, Nrw— Lake View, Lake Privilege* Now under construction. 3 Bed­ room, 184 baths. Concrete block ham*. Comer Clermont and Franklin ltd. on Lillie Lake Mery. lia.TOO. Terms to suit. New— Rail Read Men 3 Bedroom block houee, JJusl out side city, w eit exceptionally liveable. 89,780. Term* to suit. POW ELL 4 SMART. Bldra. 187 W. Tenth Street Pk*n* Sanford 888-W 87-SRO KERS and REALTORS BALL R EA LT Y RAYMOND M. B ALL OSCAR M. HARRISON REG, BROKERS 0. D. Hlfhlsymsn, Associate 108 Heuth Park A vt. Phone I Aug. 10 Date Set For Foot Race Crop Estimators SPRINGS, Colo. ID student end cigarette smoker, will ForUSDA Make On —COI.ORADO Aug. 10 hie been set a* the r« e Dr. Suomlntn. O f Best Predictions data for the foot race up Pike'* A radar expert at R attier A ir LAKK1.AND Wv—Crop estima­ tor* for the t ’ .S. Department of Agriculture UKDA made one of their bed predictions at the be­ ginning o f the 1943-36 lesion. In October they estimated the Florida orange crop would total 91 million boxes. Tuesday, with the season virtually over; they placed the tit* o f the crop at 90.800.000 boxp*. A veteran cit­ rus man said he did not remem­ ber any other October estimate coming no close. The July estimate included 29,. 300,066 boxes o f late season Va­ lencia oranges, 41,700.000 boxes of early and mldtcason oranges and 2.800.000 hose* of Icmrlo oranges. The Valencia c lim a te was 1,300.000 boxes higher than the June estimate, That was princi­ pally a bookkeeping clung* since actual boxes used were about that much higher than the June esti­ mate. Estimates fur the other or­ ange varieties were unchanged, Alto unchanged at 8,606,000 wa* lha estimate on tangerines. The edim ate on grapefruit wa* 381* mlllinn boxes, a cut of t-i million. This was accomplished by increasing the aatimile for seeded grapefruit 300.000 boxes to 17.100.000 foxaa to 20,700,17,800.000, and reducing aecdlesv grapefruit 800,000 boxes to 20,700,000 When you bake with y ta d , thoutc a mixing bowl that I* big enough to allow room for ya-y blending and fermentation. You’ll need tun eupa of med­ $-25 Down----VA Financed ium whit* sauce for six hard' $10,300 4-year old home. I-Bedrooma with rooked eggs when you sr* pie jaloutltd porch. Yard wall land­ paring rraamad aggs. scaped. This is an unusually IT—BHOKERA and REALTORS ■ood buy. «I4.73« Itoen L. Payton, llroker 3 Bedrooms, 1 *4 Bath. Desirable Alberta J. Halt, Associate neighborhood Term* Phona 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha Apartment fo r 1 or 2 adults only. UNUSUAL OFFER Lights end water furnished. 108 Consult A REALTOR First 2 STORY brick 4 frame home E. 18th SL 830 per month. facing a park. Excellent condi­ CULLEN AND HARKEY tion, hardwood floor*. A ll large I Ml N. Park Avr. No. 58 — Thle ad is a free guest Phone 2311 rooms, 3 bedrooms, living room peas to the Movieland Ride-In dining room, den. Kitchen eq­ Robert A. William* Renftor Th cttr* fo r James Davis. Exp. uipped with appliincee and clieili Raymond LundquUl, Associate date July 21, 1958. washer. 814,710. Cash or terms. Phone 1873 Atlantic Bank Bldg, 57—HOUSES end COTTAGES OZIER REALTY CO. DO IT YOURSELF l^iura II. Osier 2-UEDltOUM house, unlurn. A l 2 Bit Frame lluusa (ueedi fixing) Reg. Reel Estate Broker 2381 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 903 or on 10 fertile acrai In county. 2081 So Orlando Dr. — Ph. t i l l 188-W. Only 83,4(r SEE Seminole Realty for Dceir- I Room House, 8 Bedroom*, Just outside City Limits, located on ibla Home* end Apts. Phone 27. NEIGHBORS NO PROBLEM 5 acres land. Good barn, ideal Quiet, secluded 2 Bedroom home OCEAN FRONT cottage at New apuL for cow* end chickrni. with separate dining room. IncaSmyrna, Ph. 3187 after 8 p. ra. Price; 88,400.00. Terms may be led on 2 large shady, landscap­ arranged. ed city loti. H u . among other I-Bedroom furnished house. Large 3 Bedroom house on French Ave. things, new roof, lifetime tiding, yard, good neighborhood. Phone Good location for email bullfloors freshly sanded and kitch­ 561-R. n it*. Price: 13,240.00 with terms en equipped. All for only $8,500 with |400 Down and 386 99 per 2 Bedroom fum. House, adults See us for French Av*. Property month. See this completely over­ only, 303 Holly Ave. Call 1391.J. R E A L ESTATE DRIVE-IN hauled one—good for 100,000 to 2414 French Ave. 3-HKDRUUM house, unfurnished, 300,000 hours o f carefree living. J. W. HALL. REALTOR kitchen equipped, $100 Johnny Walker, Associate 2-BEDROOM furnished d u p l e x FOR R EN T "C all H a ll" Phone 1730 epartmtnt, 860 3 Bedrooms, 3 baths, modem PHONE 1748 kitchen equipped, elute to shop­ ping and to baaa. 800 month, if 19—ROOM and BOARD for year*or more. S l f t * * C ~ * f* * t 2 nicely furnished rooms near W. H. " B ill" STEM PER downtown. Meals i f desired. A. B. Peterson, Broker Astociatai Realtor — Central Insurant* A. B. Peterson Jr., P . J. ChetAdults. Phone UM-W. Gay Allen, Associate tarson, Garfield Willetts, John Arietta Price, Astorlal* No. 59 — This ad will admit Les­ Meisrh, II. W. Williams, Haael Phone 2122 I I ! N. Park Ava. ter Harper, Geneva, to the MovM. Field, A. C. Doudncy, Land folind Hide In Theatre as a Suveyur ISM DOWN guest. Exp. data July 21, 1948. 3 Bedroom frame home, excellent 118 N. Park, Phona 1121 neighborhood, kitchen f u l l y 88—W ANTED TO RENT equipped. 80S month Including lex and Inaurenee. W ANTED TO BU Y OR R E N T -3 bedroom house in -luburbi. W. DIETRICHB T. W. HERO Alexander A SI rinser 816,060- 12.000 Range. Box HJ 1981 Park Ava. 27 or 111 Reel Estate 4 Insurance *.• Sanford Herald. Mr*. Luurine Messenger, Assoc. IP IT IS R E A L ESTATE 10T Magnolia Ave. Ph. 18 FOR WIDE CHOICE o f buyers, ask Crumley 4 Montaith •enteri, workers, ua* Want Adi. at 117 South Park, Phona T72 FUR QUICK ACTION us* Classi­ Phone 1821 o place ’em. They Know fied ads to sell, rent hire. Cell IB2L Seminole Realty Peak in which Dr. Arne 1, Suo- Force Baaa In M isilsilppl, Clay* mlncn, tobacco—haling hiker ton Krcwson, who foliate smoking from Delray B n ch , Fie., h it doesn't h a m p e r hie v a a a U l* challenged cigarette im okeri. climbing ability, eeid he woaM to Ron Bieritadt, Colorado College compete too; D A ILY CRO SSW O RD ACROSS 2. Lick 4. Subside 7. Surgical Instrument 9. The no*title 13. Allude 13. Push onward 34. Olrrs nicknems 15. A Polymelon palm 18. P motion seaport 27. Bowl underhand 19. Rental contract 2L Part of Irla of ayf 33. Land measure 21. Drink slowly 27. District Attomay (abbr.) f i i i . $ • d *« P •w * 1 II • if » ||* • 10 * i« . • 1 MU M . 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Accede YOU'RE TELLING ME! — -»y WIU1AM IUTT- Cexfral Prrse W rUtr THE E A im r n circumference at the equator I* a half-mile smaller than previously believed. Army Map bet vie* scientist* have discovered. Could It tw the t*rrcatlal globe, too, has gone on e reducing diet? 1 1 • The Earlh’$ •‘uaitlUn*" u now put at f 1,101 miles—which ttui glvei ue, however, a mighty portly look. I t 1 were used, • big league record,' Everybody got their money’s worth — Including the owners, who pay the salaries. 1 1 I Nuclear blast* have no major tl)tc t on weather— Vnllrd Na­ tion* report. Guess ire'll hat* fo pa back to blaming rh* weather,. man/ I t 1 Nepal'# n*w king worn mm* glasses al his cerenail**. Tha glia, A Teranfo resident, found ■ taring caramany must hava baaa r.ieodow lark which cjg c Ilka a laa brill lent even far him. cardinal. Maybe (ha id ler Is foal I I I studying to became a latticing Lifeboats mad* o f matted glass, wrhich ere said to bg drongar, lighter, lisa perishable v 1 , 1 In a flve-j.'ur 13-mlnute, i f . than wooden craft, will b* tried Inning boll game between the on Canadian waterways. L e f t New York Gianle and the Chi­ hope they’re ell they1re cracked cago Cube e <61x1 of 88 p ltycn up to be. A N D B U t l O / N G fVJE£DS ^ S H ER M A N CONCRETE P IP E C O . Oat West 13th S t. /- ' �'r q r , H A N F O R D TTK R AU ) Pant # T h u ra . J u ly 12. i r . f i ( Continued from Page One) sulci rd one o f the finest rlub house r ■cilllics o f any track In Ihe nation which Is now In operation daily. And we Intend to add a swimming pool and other noln's o f attraction whi<-h. when ltd* plan I* completed will be the moat comprehensive In point of attrac­ tion and superior faclIiUea in A m erica," Kemp aaid. "W e staled," Kemo commented, "when we purchased this track that we hoped to make ’ ll something that the people nf Seminole Coun­ ty could be extremely p n u l of and that would be a benefit to the county as a whole, and we have tried our beat, even as far as we ha vo gone." Further making known Oil­ plant underway for Seminole Park Ilaceway, Kemp aaid. "W e intend to give an annual charity race where every ttenny o f the re­ FOUft-H a u i o m c m Don Taylor (le fl), Jackson, M iss, amt Betsy ceipt* will so to Indigent hospital Dodge, New Boston, N.H., present to Presidential Assistant Sherman Adam* ■ gift of band-made (lilting fttei Inr President Elsenhower. fund* nr some olher worthy rh.irThe delegates to the 26th National 4-11 Club Camp In Washington, ity that the county la most gener­ b ,C „ mad, pdentation In behalf of 1,136,000 members in tha U.S. ally interested In." "This ran be made a great day each year for Seminole County," he said. Robson Sporting Good* outdid W. Alice Burpee wt.tt two and I "M any oilier county attractions the W, Atlre Burpee team In I l f five; Wlbon-Mnler Furniture Cti can lie held at Seminole Park city-wide softball League last pany won 0 and lost eight, Raceway when our overall plans night when they came out on l o p ----------------------------are completed," the Raceway president said. h Don Merritt collcrtcd a home ® •‘We would likp to see the Item1run with the team taking eight S fils derived from lids track entire tllU off the W. Atlee Burpee pilchWASHINGTON (A -S e n . Kef; to Sanford and Seminole Count) directly," he aaid. #r. ver fD-Trnn), today chslleni Batteries for the game for Rob- Vice President Nixon’s wi»dom "A n d ," Kemp brought out em­ phatically, "w e want ii under­ •on Sporting Good* were: Don clum.lng Pakistan as the pit Z r .. ; - . . _ ,u from whlrli erlllrire Indla'a stood that our beadquarlers will Merritt and ^ r * r: ; tntlona with Rovlel Russia. be in Sanfurd for the overall ad­ A tlee Burpee, Ed Lockett and M , ,, . , . . ministration of this activity. Gen. Nichols T,,r ,lp|lf|,,>orlnB c ««n lrie i ha "W e want it distinctly under­ Tonight*, game, slater! to be- l,‘‘rn * l “ *'!* 0,1 .* mim,,cr ° f stood," Kemp explained, "that Hits fin at T;30 will hav. the W. At- ,ufJ* lnc' » t,i" “ « >!ro Is a Seminole County activity an.l lee Burpee team meeting Wilson ttar nrutrallty and I at enterprise. We Intend, when we M .lc r Furniture Store. "hi. ^ have qualified for the referendum, Standing* in the Irig u . now *'"* c,,,,,' tr>. to submit to the people of Seminole •land at: Robaon Sporting Good* Son. Mrt’lellan (D-Arki, mid County some very pertinent fact* won eight end lost 0; Hunt Me- « separale interview be thii tegardlng the administration of this Roberta won »lx and lost three; "our government should be la racing plant that we feel they will be deeply Inlcreslcd in. We sincere­ ly appreciate the people being in­ dulgent enough to our efforts to withhold expression* of opinion un­ til we have been able to submit Kefauvrr, who Is seeking the full facia and details regarding this Democratic presidential nuinlnavery valuable activity," Kemp slattinn, said of Nixon's exchange with Indla'a Prlino Minister Ne­ Speaking of the. Board of Direc­ hru that " I didn't think It wa* tors of his organization, he said helpful, to put It mildly." " I 'am extremely proud and com­ plimented by our Hoard of Direc­ W INTBY WEATHER GRIPS tors who have become Identified AUSTRALIAN STATES with Sctnlnot. Park liar.w ay in SYDNEY Australia u©— Wintry our new organization. They are ail weatlirr giippcd the Australian men of unquestioned integrity and states of New South Wales and solidity, all living In Central Flor­ Victoria today. Sydney was hit by ida, and being engaged In business ley winds and heavy rains, while in our sectlun of the Slate." Ihe Blue Mounl a In a r e a 6 0 in U p s west of the city reported it* heav­ iest snowfall in 10 years. Robson Wins Over Burpee Team 10-1 W ,U IO , , , Senator Challengi NiXOn WlSGOm Ike, Hall Confer On Campaign Plans Air Force Denies Russian Claims WASHINGTON Wi—The U. S, Air Force both here and in Germany ha* denied Russian claims that lit planes flew over Runian teritory three tlm ci thN m'jnth. Soviet Ambassador Georg! Zaru­ bin protested formally to the Stale Department Tuesday that U. S. plane* front West Germany had flown over territory of both Busala and Its satellite neighbors July 4, S and >. The Slate Department has not yet replied officially, but the Air Force"* European headquarters said yesterday, "N o aircraft assigned to the command of the U. S. Air Force in Europe violated Soviet or satellte teritory." A sirqilar statement came from Air Force headquarters heir, which said that "no United Slates Air Force planes have been flying over Soviet tertiory as Moscow charged." Fire Spectators Injured By Fumes YORK, Pa. IX—At least 26 per­ son* watching a (ire last night were Injured when gas futnes seeping through the area were set ablaze and exploded. Fire engine driver Edward Horn said, "Th e explosion in the middle of the rrowd sounded like a big •puli' and suddenly you could see penps laying nn the ground and other* moving around with their clothe* on fire." Olher* In the crowd rolled those with flaming clothes on the ground to extinguish the flames. " I t was remarkable, but their was no panie," said Horn. York Hospital said it had treatrd 26 person* for burns or for the effects of Inhaling gas. Eleven w eir held overnight in the hospital and all were reported in satisfactory condition. Steel Producers, USW Hold First Negotiating Meet PA VO RITE The Amerlran Jumping mouse u.e* it* tial as a balance in Jump­ ing; turning over and over in the air if It accidentally loses It* tail. HUNT-McROBERTS SAFE-BUY gsw w sm isi I S T IIM I I I I C I I T C O I K T O F T H H M .V r il J M ill I A U « l K I T IT . 1% %M l flH N K K I M ll.t ; n i l V T I . F M iM lIM . I \ iT I% M T -:» n »l«:t, r.\ H H i:i.H K IC IlV U.M tHKNH. IN C .. * F lo tilla, iM rjjuisitiuii, r u in t ir r . 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A A K HUM AN F ,i* t p in * Mtr*©t Government mediators, tv h o 1fa* P In m lfi. F l o r i d a prodded both sides tu get tugclhcr A ttorn©v« fo r P la in tiff. at the bargaining table, came here from Washington to hit in. Meanwhile, unemployment con­ tinued to mount in allied Indus tries. In addition to the tvi.inx) striking USW members, 71.770 worker* In other Industrie* have been furloughed. Hardp.t hit ere railroads and Ihe coal Industry. The London. England, mete^ Pittsburgh mannger l l o h h y polltan area baa 6,300,UM) people. Br.gnn and two o f hi* Coarhe*, GETTYSBURG. Pa, W - PreslClyde Kuhrforlh * n d .Sammy dent EUenhower and Republican Nnn on weie ralrhrr*. National Chairman Leonard W. Hall conferred today on campaign Gene Tiinney charge* (1,000 plans and tartlca for the first lime or petsonal appearance talk* since Elsenhower"* operation. nit turns the money over to char­ There appeared to be good pros­ ily. pect*. too, that the President will inert tomorrow with hi* probable running mate, Vice President Nix­ on. Ilall (lew up from Washington and pros* secretary James C. Hagerty whisked him Immediately by rar lo Elsenhower’ * country estate some four mile* from the airtmrt. Nixon returned to the capital yes­ terday from a 27 000 mile, six-na­ tion world flight, reaffirming his own intention to *rek a second term. He said he would give a de­ tailed report on his travel* to Els­ enhower *nd SccreUry of State Dulles. Rut any talks with the President would offer the possibili­ ty for polillral discussion* Ion. • COVER P R A IR IE SCHOONER H ANNIBAL, Mo., tf» - An old Prairie schooner drawn by two while mulri pulled Into Hannibal yesterday, bringing the Flfgrcn fam ily o f eight and their pet dog. The Elfgrcns, who travel about 10 hours and 23-30 m llci each day, planned to continue today their trip from East Klllingly, Conn., to Lincoln, Neb. They still hate about 400 miles to go. Mom, Dad, six children and the dog left East Klllingly throe week* ago. ‘C e n c r a f f/ecfrfc AUTOMATIC TOASTER y « ,1 ,«4 ©• wrT r>» Id. •' *kM yM .* • this Wdwms G L l.sit.r, C .I.* c.sl.ol l.ts T»« m I, Mdium. M Jtd ten*. Iil(|.ki,k (.sit till * i l o m l m N Im i I tlicM ssd mutrui Mif (« i«n*n. Smw * 1*- im p -1" *»w"k Irsy « ,» k. lillfd .»* • PHf fw q.i«L *Wo»*k cl,«>Uw A. ld.il ,!h (m s»f •«.»-«•. Gl.»« 'fMn .1 d,pssd*bl. 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SMS SIJI Ml a.i tu t •as »< m »>• ..a * Goodyear Service Store ----------------------------- O t lA N O O M Phonei 222-223 �I f Your Herald Is N et Delivered By I P . M. C«U l* J l Before 7 P. M For DtHvery AN VOULME XLVin ltot*b1Wredjt$0A July 2 7 O n School Budget A free feed will highlight the regular meeting o f the CampbellLosaing Peat o f the American Legion Monday night Just prior to the election o f Legion Fair Association officers. Commander Lynn Lyon an­ nounced the meeting and said , a that the preparation o f the food * fo r th « supper will ba in charge o f Chsfa "B ed " Hires and George Dc Mattie, Supper will be served at 7:30 p.m., said Commander Lyon, and the meeting slated to get under­ way at S o'clock. H e aaid, “ Thla la one o f the moat important meetings o f the year whan we select leader* fo r •u r Fair Aiaodatlon during the ( A coming year.” Commander Lyon aald that ho expected a big turnout o f the poat’a membership but urged that reservation be made by calling 111, 9119, or 9175. Also, announced today, nr* th* committee chairmen fo r tha year. Appointments have boon mads, Commander Lyon aald, and every committee completed, g C o m m i t t e e Chairmen am: K arlyle Howsholder, Constitution and B y-L aw i; Robert W , Deane, Finance; Paul P. Brefka, Religious Emphasis; Gordon V, Frederick, Boys’ Ruin, J. Q. Galloway, Law > Preparations are getting under-*1 way for the 1936-57 achool year ac­ cording to Information released by R. T. Mil wee. Seminole County Beach at the State Principal’s con­ ference and on oMnday they will return to duty In the Superinten­ dent of Public Instruction’s office to l i noon and In from > a. the afternoons until 3:30 i » their schools for registration purposes and talking with parents, * « well as supervising the maintenance work going on in the schools. Milwee said this morning that following discussions of the budget at the Board of Education m feeling yesterday, a public hearing on the budget haa been set for July 27 at 10 a. m. in the Educational Build­ ing on Commercial Ave. Also, at that time, bids will be opened on the eight room addition and cafetorlum for Lyman achool. Bids will also be taken on furniture and other supplies at that meet­ ing. Mock Air Attack Plans Underway Orders from Civil Defense D i­ rector A, B. Pstoreon Sr., are In the hands o f Semlnol* County CD personnel and preparation* are being completed fo r tha m ock air attaek on this nation on July 20. Nationwide, the training exer­ cise w ill extend through July 20 to >8. The Semteol* iGonnty action will cover only ih c ’YJryt phase which lasts from July‘M to 18 p. in.. July >1, ihe order* rove*!. Boy Williams, deputy director fa re; Frederick C. Murray, Veter•B ana Education, Employment, Train­ ing; Gordon V . Frederick, Nation­ a l Defense; and Capt. Earls T. Louckf, Universal M ilitary Train­ ing. Officers o f tha Campbcll-LossIng Poet 43, American Legion are: Lynn N. Lyon, Commander; Eugene K. Stovall, Adjutant; H arry D. Ruaseil, First VleeCommander; W alter Cqlan Hires, . Second Vice-Commander; George w J. DeRattio, Third Vice-Cornmender; Robert W, Deane, Finance O fficer; Paul P, Brtfka. . Ch-plain; Capt, Earl# T. Loucks, Hist­ orian; Sergeant-at-arms Frank J. Takach; Karlyle Houaholder, Ser­ vice O fficer; Rltey J. Jeffcoet, Assistant Adjutant; and Archie C. Harriett, Assistant Sergeantat-arma. 9 Club Will Travel To Silver Glen Springs On Cruise to charge o f operations, will comitiawd th* CD corps In this a le rt While tha will involve 78 cities o f the country, two of which will be in this stale, one local problem will be one o f pre­ dicting the degree o f radio active fatouL Actual weather condi­ tions on July 20 will be the basis for this survey. However, the main mission her* will be proce­ dure* fo r handling refugees from furrounding areas end setting up traffic patterns to expedite the flow o f evacueex, Forrest Breckenridge will oc in charge o f th* local CAP control center and will supervise short wave radio communication! based on assumptions o f power black­ outs in stricken areas. Division Chief o f Public Com­ munications Myron Reck wilt di­ rect th* warning and instructions at th* local level, Dir. Peterson's orders show. Th* public la asked to take part in (ho exereiae by tuning their radios to the Cooelrad wav* lengths— 840 or 1240—s i 3:03 p. m. oa the day o f the " a ir strike", July 30, Reck aald. Siren warning! also will be used. Reck pointed out that tb* Conel­ rad (Control of Electromagnetic Radiation) is a plan devised by the A ir Forcd, the broadcasting Industry and tha Federal Commu­ nications Commission to permit tha broadcasting o f civil defense news and instructions during a na­ tional emergency white denying the navigational aid o f regular broadcast waves to enemy planes. A principal for O utdo High School was appointed yesterday at the meeting of the Seminole CountyBoard of Education. It. T. Milwee. Seminole County Superintendent of puhlic Instruction said today. W. H. DeShaxo, of Humboldt, Tenn. has been named to the post which was made vacant by the ap­ pointment of Stewait Gatchel to a Ssminole County supervisory posi­ tion with the Board of Education and Department of Education. The 43-year-old principal is martied and haa two children, a daugh­ ter IS and a son 10. He is a graduate of Memphif .Slate with a Masters decree in administration and supervision. DeShaxo has had nine years ex­ perience as a principal and prior to this experience was an athletic director. He comes "highly recommended by Dr. Sam Moorer of the Slate Department of Education," Milwee said this morning. "W * are very fortunate in get­ ting a m in of this type to go to the Oviedo High School because he has experience in that typo of school," Milwee said. Principal DeShaxo will report for duty on Aug. 1 and will live in Oviedo a t soon as be can locate a place to stay. P. Ilulhurt, vice president and H r*. Evelyn King, secretary* treasurer. Member* of the Sanford Rotary Club will have the opportunity or meeting a newcomer to Samtnole County at it* regular meeting Monday noon at the Yacht Club when Louie J. Girard, recently ap­ pointed Co-ordinator uf Diversified Cooperative Training for thla coun­ ty tells, in detail, tome of the ramifications of hi* Work. Girard, a veteran o f four and a half years service in the Arm y will move here soon from Rartow. lie holds the degrees of Bachelor of Science in Administration and Bachelor of A>1s in Social Studies and History from Florida Southern College at Lakeland and has just this summer, computed hia gra­ duate work at F. S. If. Tha pro­ gram being initiated here h i* pro­ ven most successful la other coun­ ties and it is expected to prove worth while here. He wiU work very closely with Fred Murray, Director of Vocational Education and with Andrew Bracken, Seminole High School principal. Greatly Interested In Boy Scout work, Girard, a bachelor, should find an opportunity to devote much of hia time to the development of the youth o f our community. He will t o presented to the Rotary Club by B. L. Perkins Jr., program cltatyM n for the day Candidates Speak A t Appreciation Dinner Next Week •u-1 'Blind Mosquito' Season Is Here This la the season for "blind mosquitoes", as will anyone tell you in the downtown lection uhsro lights attract the pe*fcy insects. Millions of the flying insects were slacked up this morning along the sidewalk and wherever lights and neon signs are left on. The overlarge mosquito-looking insect wiU seep Into door cracks, under windows, and wherever an opening is large enough for them to seemingly "c ra w l" through. Literally millona of thsm were banked up In front of The Sanford Herald office this morning at day­ light where they had, obviously, beat themielvrs to rirath against the plate glass windows. Stores and bualnesa houses, this morning, wore cleaning up and sweeping th* Dying insects. Tonight there will probably ba another at­ SNAS. Heading the speaker* waa a na­ tack aad tomorrow morning an­ tive of N *w Smyrna Beach, Com­ other cleanup, mander H. C. Colee, U *N , Execu­ tive Officer of Sanford Naval A ir ALTEBNATES TO ATTEND Station who spoke on "T b o antesion CONVENTION o f the xtation, and tbo fuactlonx TALLAHASSEE, Ut — Former of each department." Commander W. E. Lemoa, USN, Gov. John Martin uf Jacksonville and Charles W. .Smith of Pensa­ Hatwing One Chief of staff, spoke on "T eh organisation and effect of cola will go te Chicago neat month Heavy Attack Squadrons,’' and also aa alternate delegates foi Adlal showed movies of the latest Naval Stevenson at the Democratic Na­ Aircraft in carrier-tending opera­ tional Convention. NAS Officers Guest Speokers A t New Smyrna Meeting ■'* JDreschler. Other officers arc; 51. Newcomer To Speak A t Rotary Wilson-MUgr Furniture store de­ feated W. A tle* Burpee In the final game of the reontywlde Softball League which waa conducted under the supervision o f the Sanford Hacreation Department's summer re­ creation program. Wtlson-Maier Furniture collected six mns off tour hit* to defaat the W. A tle* Burpee team who could only tally flvo pms off four hits. Batteries for Wilsnn-Maler FurA ll three announced candidates niture Store wwre Larry Ctuinil fo r the Democratic Presidential and-Jack Schirard; for W. Atle* Nomination will speak I t tlie Ap­ Burpee Ed Lockett and Gene Nickpreciation Dinner fa t Sepatar and There will be no fame UhWX V r t . W i H t f r nW k *g e tV Washing However, Tuesday, July 17. the ton nett week, Senator George Smathers ID-Flat. Chairmen of playoffs Ian determine the league the Ucmocratie Senatorial Cam­ ehainplonship trophy will begin. Acocrdtng to Howard Gordie who paign Committee, announced to­ has supervised the Soflball Lea­ day. "A dlal Stevenson, Estes Kefau- gue the team In second place will ver and Averitl Hindman wilt join play the fourth place team with the many rnllcaguri and friend* the game starting at 7:30 p. rn. o f the Georgia Senator who ii The first place team play* the completing 34 years o f Senatorial third place tram immediately fol­ lowing th* initial gams. aervlce," Smathers said. In the league standings Robson Tha 1100 a plate dinner la being Sporting goods holds the lop spot, given by the fund-railing Demo­ llunt-McRohcrt* is in second cratic Senatorial Campaign Com­ place, W. Atlee Burpee third mittee on July 19 at the Mayflow­ place, and Wilson-Maier Kurnliure er H old. Store fourth place. Several Governors and leaders from different parts o f the coun­ SF.ED DEALERS MUST try have expressed their inten­ P A T TAX tions to attend the dinner honor­ TALLAH ASSE E UR -R egistering Senator George who is leaving cd seed dealers must pay the the Senate this year to undertake state license tax even though a bi-partisan mission to better they themselves produce some foreign relations. of the seeds they sell. Senator Hubert Hutnphrry la Atly. Gen. E n in gave the n u n g Vice-Chairman o f the Democratic to Commissioner of Agriculture Senatorial Campaign Committee Mayo wno bad inquired i f such and other members include Sena­ dealers would come under (he li­ tors Henry M. Jackson, Stuart cense lax exemption granted Symington, John Jackson. Pat farmers who tell seed*. McNamara, and Richard NeubergErvin said seed dealers are not er, farmers and must pay the tax. Because o f low water the Sun­ day cruise planned by the Sanford Boat and Ski Club has been Changed. Instead at going to Silv­ e r Springs, as was announced, the i f club will travel to Silver Glen Springs. Tha group will meet at the Mu­ nicipal Parking lot at the end of Palmetto Ave., 7 o'clock Sunday morning. - 1 Any boat owners desiring to •take the cruise with the club is Members of the Kiwanls Club of asked to contact either Joseph New Smyrna Beach, had a chance Nicholas. Phone 8234 or 2054-14 or to learn more about th* functions J e ff Davie at No. I t of Sanford Naval A ir Station, at its weekly meeting last night, • * three Ofifcers attached to the atetioo presented speech#*, aad movies concerning different departments of officers for their group. Named to toad tbo organisa­ tion *• President was W. C . Auftorifttnl l*rrxa Leaned Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA Public Hearing Slated 'Free Feed'Will *■ Highlight American S Legion Session IN D E PE N D E N T D A IL Y N E W SPAPE R Elected te th* Board of Directora wore: Stinson Kintaw, Merle Martin is tha alternate of Mr*. Cinder, Donald Burton, and tions. Charles C. Cook. Following Ihe speech by Com­ J. D. Alderman of Jacksonville. &The Seminal* Count, Beteil mander Lama*. Chief Carpenter H. South was named by Mr*. Freak X. Carroll Jr., at Pensacola. I t e p r Dealers AooeoUMaa haa They are the flret alternate* t* 4w|MM inactive fer qalte m b * tlm* be ltetto with th* eeeretary o f ;• .. Transfer Of Property Peterson Is High Here This W eek Tells Of Plans Transfer of property in Sanford* and Seminole County hit a high I The Director o f the Seminole peak this week with the sale of I County Civil Defense Unit told the three parcels, two of them o n ;1 1Seminole County Junior Chamber French Avr. Total uf the th irri j of Commerce yesterday, at Ha sale*, according to stamps aflixed noon luncheon meeting, o f the to ihe documents, indicate that the! plans for participation in the na­ tou t value uf Ihe three transac­ tionwide alert on July 10. tions amounted to |6t,VW. In one transaction Dr. Orville A. B. Peterson, the Director, Barks and Fred Williams purchased railed attention to the fa rt ‘ ’We property on Frencn Ave. opposite have In participate in the defense Th* annual Florida Nsrarrn* the Ninth Street park. The four activities, lots, 1, •£, 3 amt A uf Block to, Youth Camp and Institute was •’ People may think their com-, Tier 9 shown on K. It, T riford ’a held laal week at Suwannee munily is immune," he said, "but Map, from Nettle Wilson and her Camp Grounds, located three miles « e have to tie prepared which husband W. It. Wilson. Affixed stamps indicated the sale price north o f W hit* Springs, Florida. means we must lake lima to go Dr. William Greathouse, Dean ut through with thesa exercises. was approximately $27,300. "This is not an alert," laid Luts 4, 5, 6, 7, I , It. II. 13, 14, the School o f lUllgion at Trsvecrs College, located in Peterson, "b» l an opportunity to 13, is and 17 of Block 13, 3rd Sec­ Nazarene Tennessee, was the explore tha capabilities of the to­ tion uf Drcamwold were purchased Nashville, by Harry Tooku and wife from principal speaker. Rev. and Mrs, rsi defensa unit and els* In give Keymond Welnmaon, The property Warren Ilayas, pastor and wife the public an opportunity to ac­ is located on Preach Ave. between o f Lawndale Naiaren* Church in tually turn on Uieir radioo to ConWinter Pink, were the ramp music elrad which will bo their source o f Ztth end 23th Sts. 11 Is in the same area in which directors. information and instruction in property waa purchased by a chain Accredited courses were o ffe r­ case o f an emergency." of toper market* for the location ed in a wide rang* o f subjects, The personnel o f tha Semlnola o f a new (tore and shopping cen­ supervised recreation, sight-see­ County Defsnsc Unit, Paterson ter. Stamps Indicated the sale price ing trips, amateur hours, sing- told the Jaycees, will participate .was 132,000. spirations, and preaching ser­ In Phase one o f tha nationwldo j, The third recent itwaionwiiuai wsa vices. transaction was provided a well-roundtd Mart to the extent that all pers­ the purchase of an oast First Street schsdul# followed by 323 campers. onnel or their substitute command site by Harry Robson near Sanford A counseling service waa pro­ Adn. and East First SL from Car­ vided throughout the camp and will b « available fo r tha a> hour period beginning at 10 a. ns. F ri­ men Bentos and William Allen at Insitute. day, August 10. a North Carols* adress. Her. R. H. Spear J r„ pastor o f "W e are not simulating any Stamps affixed Indicated that the tlva First Naiarens Churvh o f purchase price waa tU,W0. Sanford, accompanied the follow­ conditions of direct attack on this ing youth to camp: Johnny Car­ area, nor is it asaumed that wa ter, Bobby Carter, Donny Carter, will be affected by a simulated Ju*n Welnmann, Ray Walnmann, fallout from the Tampa Hydrogen Joyce Weinmenn, Phyllis Pick- bomb raid," ha said. lasimer, James Johnson, Billy But, Peterson explained to tha Price, Helen l ’ ittard, Gwenn Jaycees, the only problemfomkiati Williams, and Dorothy Phan, _ »*• local unit m p tom W h Ivo Accredited Courses Are Offered Youth At Nazarene Camp Feor Is Believed As Reason For Not Returning Baby WKWUBTy-lf. ' h f A toati- *——• jh > bergor fam ily spokesman gild tbday the parents o f the kidnaped baby now believe the kidnaper’s fear o f capture and not the amount of ransom la holding up the return of the baby. David Holman, an uncle nf Mr*. Beatrice Weinberger, mother o f tb* missing .Ywcrkold infant, made that comment when asked about reports that (he Weinberg, era had $23,000 ready to ransom the child. Holman, a former Nassau Coun­ ty assistant district attorney, also revealed police no longer are watching St. Brigid'a Roman Catholic Church here. It has been kept open 34 hours a day in hopes the kidnaper would leave the baby there. A dim light burns outside the clitirt-h at night but llulm in aaid the kidnaper could run into the church with the child without risk­ ing Identification. " I don't think it's a case o f money now," said Holman. "I'm afraid apprehension and fear on the part nf the kidnaper will keep him hiding. I f any contact is made now, it will be made Indireclly." ---- !_• A chilli from Otirdu has been run fined to the isolation ward o f Seminnte Memorial Hospital with wliat haa been termed by his par­ ents aa "spinal meningitis." C, E. Beasley Jr., son o f Mr. and Mrs. 1*. K. Beasley, o f Oviedo was brought to tha local hospital Tuesday night. D m g >earold boy, according tu a report from bia parents, la im­ proving. The youngster’s father is em ­ ployed by Nelson and Company o f Oviedo. the mutual part existing between all o f the surrounding counties. "In order that the public may participate to the extent o f Coaeirad," he aald, " a » pee 1*1 red w a n ­ ing will be sounded fiv e mlnutea prior to tha time arhedultd foe Conelrad which la 3:10 p. m. F r i­ day afternoon." This will be sounded In Saaford by patrol cars which wiU use their sirens to advise tha people H ut a red warning la la effect, said 1'eteraon. Ha ciplaincd that various area chairmen throughout th* county will use such methods aa they have at thsir command to notify tha citliens o f their community that the red warning has been sounded. Negotiators Make Christian Church New Effort To End Vacation Bible 13-Day Steel Strike PITTSBURGH, (It — Steel ne­ School Ends Today gotiators today mad* ■ new effort The Vacs lion Bib!* School at the First Christian Church comas to a close today after what the Rev. Perry L. -Stone termed " A very successful week." Tli* school featured the "play— study — work" theme with a* many as St children taking part In the three-point program. Mrs. Perry L. Stone, was the overall director of the school which was divided into primary, Interme­ diate and junior departments with 10 adult teachers and six teenage assistants. Various projects were undertaken by the several group* under the work plan. Bible atudy was a part o f the program, and play was supervised outdoors. BELGRADE, Ut — Egypt'* President Gsmsl Abdel Nssser and President Tito today began a series o f talks on a wide rang* o f problems. It wae believed Tito would give hia visitor a thorough briefing an hi* talks with Communist parly boss Nikita Rhrutbchev and pre­ mier Bulgarian during Tito's re ­ cent visit to Moscow. The two leaders also are ex­ pected to discus* tha situation in the Middle East and in North Africa. They may also touch on tha Cyprus problem sod skim over such broader issue* as German unification, disarmament and gen­ eral east-west re la linos. Nasser arrived hare yoetenday fo r aa eight-day vtrit te roper Tito’s visit te Egypt last Decem- Th* .Seminole County Sheriff*# O ffice is ready for the July 20 Civil Defense practice eler:. Installed and ready fo r use Is g new radio hook-up on frequency 133.37, which la described as • "base station" only and reserved fo r emergency atalion-lo-slalioa calls. Chief Deputy James Singletary explained that there wilt be no traffic or mobile units and car* lo-car conversation or calls except in the Civil Defense efforts. It haa been named the "Sher­ i f f ’s Radio net” which the sheriffs organisations throughout the state hop*, eventually, to conneot with all sheriffs offices in th* state, Th* Seminole County S h o riffo office reported that they have al­ ready heard flv o o r six stations oa tha network. The tower, o f new design, haa been erected atop the Seminote County ja il where a radio opera­ tor la now stationed 34-hours g day. Bob M iller at M iller R adi* and AppUdOo* Installed tha tow­ er. The m w equipment id deeigaod and manufactured by MotorolaCoat a t the equipment la shared by the county a id th * Civil Do* fen so organisation *o that, i i nearly aa pnaaibte • eounty-to. county contact eon t o m ain U in id in emergencies. The regular fregu aw y used b y the hcminole County S h eriffs do- 1 Oviedo Youth Is In Isolation Word Of Local Hospital Nasser, Tito Begin Series O f Talks Sheriff's Office Ready For Alert With 'Base Station' to end a 13-diy-oId atrika against 90 per cent o f tbo baric ateet In­ dustry. Federal mediator*, who ar­ ranged the session sat by. President David J. McDonald o f the striking United Steelworkers chatted with newsmen white awaiting tha arrival o f tha Indus­ try nagoliating team, headed by John A. Stephens, vieo president o f U. 8. Steel f'nrp. Neither side had any rommrnt. Neither did tha Fadarat Mediation and Conciliation 8-rvica team headed by Director Joseph F. Finnegan. Negotiation* ware resumed yes­ terday in a two-hour preliminary session. Hospital Notes Windalt Braddy (Geneva) Births Baby Girl Wesley Discharge* Rath Barron (Sanford) Jamas Hardy (Sanford) Loretta Washington (Oviedo) Charlie Taylor (Sanford) M ary Jane Milligan (Sanford) —Jab" Jaly Jt Howard G. Mathews (Sanford) Joonte UcGldiany tSanford) m ay have a * atony aa tan mutate unite operating. Radio eommuafcaUons were Aral Installed in Seminole County and the SharifT* office In Juo* of 1*3. A lto operated,by the ShmtffS o ffice ii n hook-up with the Flor* Ida Highway Patrol Jor uMrgtt* oy wo and contact.’ . Brunettes Exceed Blondes In Miss Universe Contest ' LONG BEACH, Calif.. UR — Bn*. M tu a outnumbered blonde* more than 3-1 among th* contoo* tents gathering fo r th* M ite Uni­ verse beauty contest. Sharp-eyed observers, a n l thla N avy haa* team la full u f them, counted 40 brunottea, IT blond to and • redheads among tbo en­ trants already on hand. A total o f 74 girls will taka pari. Blondes can take comfort, how­ ever, in the fact that last year th# two top titles. Misa Universe and Mlsa United States, wont to fair-tressed beauties, and the year before blond# Miriam Stev­ enson o f South Carolina won both tlilei. In fa d . the only brunette to be­ come Miss Univsra* la the four years ti t- context has been held was Christiana Martel at Franc* >n 1933. far PUBLIC BEARING SET ST. PETERSBURG, (A - T h e as* acutive department subcommittee o f th* Florida Constitution Advis­ ory Commission will bold a publte hairing la TaDahasseo July 17-28. T h * subcommittee chairman, Henry g. Biynard, said the publte ia Invited te give It* views on three major pr°R>»ats before kin group. They are te establish the p u t oT liouteaaat governor, to create additional cabinet peeillaai and to relieve the governor o f boos* duties. t BB BBADVt A mock oaamy air attaek designed to train Civil Dates* personnel and. acquaint th# publla with planned protective procedures te aet fo r July SB. YOU SEOUL* rad (M l o/u M ) at 3:N p. ■*.. July 38. 3. Listen fa r warning sirena Weather � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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, July 12, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 12, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 12, 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/03dcec169de26a720783e41d0edaf17d.pdf 6a862b9c13ba2049f90e1102771632f4 PDF Text Text ■ ■ •■•' THE RECORD - 4» »*••» 0*|M« ' tS S jf.t. ____ %-V*. • NEW W - a .. . *J •*— ■***) HOMES . - -« v •*■■"«* — V•’y 'i -i * - -t - — ' . J w i ;xsa $ * P ; - v ' w , *3£~ BUILT AND SOLD j ji. .f .y,\r Eleven The Impressive panorama of home* pictured in the abort atrial ritw wan a tangla of palmetto, nerah oak and plat. Tht land waa cltartd then all modem city con* peuleaceo 1natalltd—Hwen, water, electricity and paved atreeta. Soon, as if by magic, modem Florida homaa appeared until now, jnat II moatha later, 108 families Uvula thla beaatlfal community. .V ^ ) q Q ^>T* Q J . "" y) • W* THAT WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO BUILD AND SELL MORE HOMES IN SANFORD IN THE LAST I t MONTHS THAN ALL OTHER BUILDERS COMBINED. WE FEEL THERE ARE SEVERAL IMPORTANT REASONS FOR THIS: , 1 Wo art interested la building you a borne — not Just a house. Bo we carefully oeleeted our architects who would design Individual homes. Each home designed to taka fa l advantage of Florida climate tad weather. * 1 ’ * 1 J h 1 1 *( : ’ V j j . ■ ' \ ». ’ -■ ■* r ,. .„ i ..jamm*. 11,000 * Our fleam are all of marble ferrant, Ufa time flany’ far better light m 4 ventilation. Each of our htmeahave long roe , 4■ ' • , . . . . 7 c.» „ , » ■ # . ♦- . ,i•» ■ •■»/» ••• , J* ™.. .mm sn^^^n, ■ ’ j, . . ^sma^..* * ■ * i . . ao rat warping, no termite damage to be concerned about , ,tj ’ .1 i • . d ’ *' '* r ■ ! , * ,7 V * : "V* Ilf a ->w ♦-. Ti' 7 * . y, i+i* . « *— i( t ^Wj *'#» ijt Jif f, ■ .!*-» 1 ev** [' . ,i . • *1 . : ' * B R A IL E Y O D H A M , President r n r a jr r ■ — ;U h vr" �W a n te d ■ VOULME XLVII1 Established 1908 AN IN D E P E N D E N T SANFORD. FLORIDA Mediators Pave W a y For Meet (IFMCKHA OF OK BARY REPUBLICAN Club listen closely to plans of * Volusia County Kaput*licsn candidate. Vice-president Gsorgs Ptrey and Pi«M w it Ralph wither*!! (left and right) are shown with Volusia County Republican candidate tor 8 b«riff Raymond Orinaton of Daytona Btach at this saominf*0 meeting hsld at Da Bary Fir# DaparimtnU (Staff Photo)________________________ ' • D A IL Y WASHINGTON, Mt Federal mediators confer today with a management teem to pave the way for a laee-to-fsee meeting to­ morrow with union spokesman In the hope of ending the national ■ted strike. Federal Mediation and Concilia­ tion Service officials arranged ■ “ preliminary" meeting hare with a team headed by John A. Ste­ phens, vice president of U J, Steel and the Industry's chief negotia­ tor. The mediator* mat yesterday with officials of the striking Uniu ed Steelworker*. They plan to call management and labor together at Pittsburgh tomorrow for re­ sumption of negotiations. The talks collapsed July I, pre­ cipitating a strike which ha* idled 730.00# workers and rut na­ tional steel production by *0 per cent. Chief mediator Joseph F. Finne­ gan siid after ■ one-hour discus­ sion with union officials tha situa­ tion waa “ grave" but he waa confident that both aides would cooperate hi **w bargaining ef­ fort*. N EW SPAPER T&tmib I f Y ear Herald Is N ot Delivered By I P. M. C «n 1821 B efore 7 P. M. F o r Delivery * WEDNESDAY JULY II. 1980 AMndaled Prows Leased Wire No. 4m b Canal Project Plans To Be Heard A t July 2 4 M eet Here JRacing Request Discussed Tha Board of Dlrsctora meeting o f th* Seminole County Chamber of Com mere* last night, hsld In tho educational building on Com mere* lal Av«.t heard a report from B. L Perkins Jr* chairman of lha Chamber nf Comment Commsrcial Activities Commitlae and pres* (dent of tha Sanford Merchants Association, giva a brief report on the Joint sign program with which tha Chimber and Merahanto are cooperating. Perkins expres­ sed appreciation to Mrs. Harold Appleby for her assistance to en­ larging tho program. Forrest Brwekanridg*, manager of tha Bemlnole County Chamber at Commerce, who 1* also th* aceretary of th* St. Johns-Iodlan PREPARING *4 JARS nf Florida honsy for their International convention la Miami Beaah are men River Improvement Association, of tha Sanford Pilot Club *t their meeting lest night. (Staff Photo) gar* n report on tee statu* of ten SanfOrd-TltasrlU* Canal project. Brackenridge etatod that “ For The Hunt-McRobrrta entry in th* peat II months very little the Sanford Softball League best puMIctty had keen released on out the Wilson-Ms let team In e tho project to ardor that misinfor­ twin bill last night at tha Fort mation ranking from statements Mellon Park diamond. that could net bn beaked up by The first gama of tha doablefacta, would net reath tea public." Tha Seminole County Civil De-1 • header ended in e draw with HuntBo aeid "The BL Jehm-Iadian fens* carps will have an oppor­ Mr Robert* collecting five runs River Improvement group ha* tunity to test Its ability to or­ off eight bite and the Wilson-Ma­ b a n m inuted to having « genganise and operate under the es­ lar team taking five rwu off five logical en m y and* hr ten Oorpe Mr*, lue S. Stevenson will be tablished plans when it takes part MU, o f Ingham *." A home run by Cert Crew* of the official delegate of the Pilot in a nation-wide exercise to be Recently, hn Mid. in n i t o m the Hunt-MeRoberta outfit proved Clite at Banford at tha 33th an­ staged July 20-34, according to tog Arm has been suteeriaed to A. B. Peterson Sr., direetor. to be the thriller of the fln t half nual eonvantion of Pilot Club In­ make an *aw m la *urv*y which Working together oa the prob­ of tha evening's play. ternational la Miami Beach, July lem, the Federal Civil Defease will be mmglotad baton tea nod Batteries In thr first gem* for at this goer. The infansa tian go* 1R-II. Mu will Join eome 1,000 Administration, the Office of De­ Hunt-MeRoberta Were Ben Bow­ tesrod to than rerveye will mate man and Peanut Galloway; for other executive builnras and pro­ fense Mobilisation and the De­ The Stats Racing Commission, available etetetifla feet* that can partment of Defense have sat up a fessional women In this else rifled tha Wilson-Malar team Larry Gbumeeting today 4a Miami, BtcOfted ant and Jack Bchirard. earvtoe airgtotoatiow cu Florida'* simulated esttny stu ck - that to tha application at Bomimfla Raredesigned M evaluate plane thus . in the m'ghtci,. Hua^MkR*Bn.‘tow Gmlf CoesL ^ far developed for civilian protec­ way loeate bear Casaelberty la defeated Wilson Maiaf 11-8, with Seminole County, to conduct har­ Tha local W ot nub wilt furnish tion. both team* collecting ai* hit# off ness horse races, subject to tha too* “ AA a mooting to the There, will he T4 target areas *1 Jar* at Florida honey for the tha pitcher*. supplementary reports on (he backBatteries for Kunt-MeRoberto "Tropical FTult Luncheon" to be in Hie United Slates and in each era’ financial condition and an ale*, Indian Hirer Improvement Amo . were Perry Fitts and Peanut Gal­ held at the Fonts tableau. Mr*. instance the time of attack, the lion by Seminole County voters. datem twn mantea age to J ack loway; for Wlleon-Maler, Joe Silaa Blerenaoa, president of Sanford's size at the bomba, their number, Hat Turnbull, an Orlande attor­ Pilot Club, will be accompanied will be transmitted to advene*. ney. told the com mission that tha ■tortile it waa agreed teal ten end Jack Bchirard. According to Peterson, Sem­ track was built to the lale F, R. Thomaa bitted In two st Mm convention by Mrs. Harvey runs for the furniture men but Swanson, alternate for the local inole County will not be one of and recently renovated. It would hack tee nan*! prefect end to affUtotad with and the team failed to stack up anough group, along with Mrs. B. E. the targets, but will be alerted for operate, he said, during the win runs to overcome the automobile Chapman and Mrs. V. C. Masses- poisihle evacuation nod far hand­ Ur season. ha ling possible evacuees from other M rt Tha Seminole County Chamber grtnqi. George KiRty for Huntthat ant at the “ fsbulous S5ih," cities. <4 Commerce, to a telegram to the af Aa Me Roberts also bitted In two which the fonvrntkm Will officially open The rtdto'alertiwg facBitiee also secretary of tha Btata Racing Com­ tha runs. waa eaBad by city mission, atkad for a public hear­ with a brunch at it a. m. Wed­ will be tried out, end in this the There will be another doubleJten Krtoar, and *4 teal meating header tonight beginning at T:J0 nesday, July II, with Miss Eythrl public will have an opportunity ing before tha permit waa granted B WM a*eod teal ten Chamber ad with Robson Sporting Goods meet­ Richardson, Jacksonville, conven­ to see how they might pick .up but the commission poleted tion chairman, presiding, and alerts and instructions by means teat a referendum would bn ing W. A tie* Burpee. a tou ting at aary. Playoffs for tha leagne'a sum­ Mr*. Edith McOrids Cameron of of thrtr radios, Considerable Interest has iren wtth ten CUy Civil Defense official* point out mer softball season will start on Gainesville, president, spenker. Mr*. Cameron la head of Ihs De­ that ths problem coin pern* to created throughout tha County re­ and County Commission*!*, regfeTuesday, July IT. partment of Auditory Instruction navel maneuvers nr Army war garding Ihe harness horse racing •amtottrea at boating groups, and ■nd Women’s Activities of the games ae a mean* of checking tha at Baminole Raceway Park and others Intonated to tea prefect General Extension Division of progress of training of tho, pers­ yesterday aoma viewer* frit that Bor ten Uttar pact af Juhr." Florida, representing all state- onnel expected to saccule the de- there would be a good chance that The Chamber at Oommseci, Mid the track would be allowed to JULY I* supported Institutions of higher frnnlve details. tentative ate srith pari-mutuel betting. Admissions learning. ite for this mooting to Further plans regarding the Ca­ It wai believed that the part- ha haid at tea d tp Kali to Banford Bowman Stewart (Sinfnrdl Along with the hurincii ses­ ere n« will be released ae the im­ Duey David Rammiga (Oviado) sions will bs s projection of com­ pending “ enemy s tu ck " comes mutual betting, for which a permit at l p. m. Tuesday July K with waa granted the track during the Kart Breww, president af the Bt, John Ludwig (Sanford) mittee work and pine! discussion closer on July 30, it waa said. lN*a and had Uin dormant for u Charles E. Beasley Jr. (Oviedo) on the role the vnlsnteer plays in Director Peterson to issuing o r ­ number of years, would require Jdhna-Iodtoa Blvar Improvement Sada Mathany (Osteen) providing community s e r v i c e ders tn the county defense pers­ only the eommission'a approval Association and Coiooei H(riser* Ruth Barron (San|ord) Gee, consulting engineer for ten through America's various volun­ onnel to cover their participation, and reinstatement. Dischargee tary health and welfare agencies. and the public will be informed to bo on hand to stoUia Tha project, under the planning Betty Ann Hunt and baby boy On the panel will ha top ranking more fully to the nmt few days. of William R. Kamp, operator of pleM tor tee ffw w tiea af tea (Sanford) officials of |h* Nil ions) Founda­ the Coliseum in Orlande, has been Sally F. Bendy (Sanford) A request tram V il under consideration tor n number Patricia Trinoariski and baby boy tion for Infantile Paralysis, Girl Heout* of the U. S A., sml the Na­ of months. Kemp, and a former Beam tor eugfart at hia appiica* (De Bary) tional Safety Council. Mrs. May partner in the enterprise started Urn before tea State Seeing Cam* Chailes Moore Jr. (Ssnford) Pynehon. Jacksonville, past presi­ negotiations for the harness horse mission far tpgrovsl o f hie part* JULY It dent, Pilot InternatinnsI. and saracing ae early aa last rail mutual harnuM racing operation Ad milsions eeuttvc secretary, Florida TuberPlans, as explained by Kamp at the Bemhsela Raceway Park Mrs. Mildred CobTtrfanford) Brmlnnl* County towns and earlier fhia year, would inriude the waa discussed. calorie and Health Association, Glover Bailey (Genera) wilt ba the panel leader. Ethie Mae Bryant (Ovirdo) The Chamber ef Commerce DU cities will receive checks from the housing of at least 500 horses at An aqua show, a “ gold coast" fit at* Beverage Department total­ the sprawling Reminola Raceway rector* derided not to take any Dischargee Park which has undergone a numMildred Johnson (Sanford) (Omttiraed On Fair Three) ing nt.6A2.St, according tn a re­ her of ranovatloni and at tha stand on Ksmp'a request but In­ structed ten Chamber of Com* lease today (mm J. D. William­ present also houses the Turf Club. marco Manager to send a trio* son, director. gram to the Secretary ef tha Bute Racing Commission calling Money avail abU for distribution for a public hairing on tha applifrom ctisrette tsars collected In On Faga Three) h May l*M. amounts to M.MT.2M.11. GRAND PRAIRIE, Tex. LB— A Williamson announced that of this amount *523,M! 7« win go to IT-yrar-otd bride ef four weeks was tha General Ravanu* fund. Tha credited with living the life of her remainder o f *1,404,116.31 will ba husband after Ignited gmnlint turn­ distributed to incorporated munic­ ed his body Into t torch last night Ernest Leroys Strewn, tl-yaaripalities. Members are urged to attend old construction worker; was clean­ the meeting of the Sanford Boat The City of Sanford will receive a check for *10,*73.31, Tha town ing asphalt frdffl his clothes with and Bid Club which will to told tonight at • O'clock at tea torn* ef Altamonte fipring*' check Is gasoline when the flame from • of the commodore, Jeeapk Ms to nearby water healer ignited tea *633.77; Casselberry *374*7; Longolaa, U m Vale Ava. .1 fume*. wood *3*1.91; and Oviede *611.43. T to public to AVreially tovttod. “ here were flsnrea all over Urn. Significant la the feet teat tha amounts of the*s checks are in­ ! looked for a towel or sheet to creasing month by month, show­ wrap araound him. I couldn't find one. So I wrapped my arms around ing the general trend to him and hugged him all over. That to Bamtoola County. PAJUUA ISLAND, B. ft tih-Pvt, smothered most of Ihe fire. Than hn saw tha bed and relied up fa a Sidney 0 . gwHgmtonim, * bad spread,“ Mr*. Strewn said. Hospital attendants M il Strewn was to a “ vary serious condition." Mao- Strewn waa treated toe tom Important Meeting Saif Against Odham Of Polio Chapter To Go Before Jury ie f For July 20 Duda To Preside Hunt-McRoberts Is ★ ★ ★ Twin Bill Victor At Fall Convention Mrs. Slevenson Is Civil Defense Corps Sanford Delegate To Take Part In Attack To Pilot Confab Voters To Approve The Florida Suprama Court ruled* ► today B-2 that tha one million dol­ lar libat enlt of a JackaonviHa Aa important meeting o f th ■amtool« Comity Chapter o f the political poUator, Joe Abram, NationaJ Foundation for Infan­ agalnit Brailey Odham of Sanford tile Paralysis hoe been announ­ muat go before a jury for trlaL ced far 4 o'clock, July to, to the The Supreme Court cleared the educational Building on Commer­ Florida Publishing Co., publisher Andrew Duda Jr., of Oviedo, cial Are., to Sanford. of tha Florida Timea-Uatoa of Jack­ will .preside at the final business session of the Florida Fruit and Invited to the meeting are the sonville, of libel and threw out Btcaent active member* of the Vegetable Association'* conveo tihayaar and ether leading aid Abram'a complaint against tha tion at Miami Beach this fall. newspaper. Abram named the pub­ Mae o f the community. John W. Evans of Oviedo will be The Invita Uone were itauad by lishing company as a co-defendant. in charge of registrations far the Circuit Judge Edwin L. Jones of three day avant. the Male Bepnemtetiva of the Other committee appointments Notional Foundation for Infantile Jacksonville had d 1■ m I a s e d Abram'a euit against both Odham for tha Sept. IT, M and I* conven­ Faralysi*. Marlon T. Jaffrie*. and tha newspaper. tion of tha Florida Fruit and Veg “ An intereattof matting ia be­ Tha Supremo Court said judge stable Association at Miami ing .arranged." ocid Jeffries in Jooea wee wrong In not permitting Beach have been announced by hie lettace to member* of lb* ■ Jury to determine whether Od­ Lutbsr L. Chandler, Goulds, can Chapter. ham was motivated by malice to vention chairman. Membership card* will be pre­ making what the court termed deTo assist with contention ptana, led to chapter member* pree- (amatory. ' r remarks of qualified pri»- Chandler appointed Allen Mark' « t the meeting pUened for ham,. Okeechobee, to toad..tM re"*■*. / . > , .r Abram'S pell during toe DM caption committee; end J, JL ttoe will he given to theca who Democratic campaign for gdfeitor, Brook*, Homestoed, buffet to have been active to chapter work reported that Odham was running ■boon. fo r five yean or more," the in­ second to acting Gov. Johns and W. B. Hancock, Tempt, i* chair­ vitation* road. appeared "to be slipping badly.*' men of ■uppllert' night; W. E. Odham was quoted by the Times Burquest, Saratou, banquet; and Alee planned far the meeting ia an tatereattog motion picture of Union as saying in reply that “ Joe Dixon Poeree, Miami, hospitality. Abram is a phony and his poll la the folk Potto vaccine. President Rudolph Mattson, Boporto will be given at the a phony." Fort Pierce, will preside at the The Supreme Court in tha ma opening business session. Roy mark eecompUabad by the chapter mwtog to# peat year and officen Jonty opinion written by Justice Vandegrift Jr., Pabokes; and J. fo r the ensuing year will be cbo- B. K. Roberts, said that under the P. Hsrllea Jr., Palmetto, will pre­ circumstances “ the remsrks of the side at tha second and third busi­ defendant Odham, even though de ness istsions. at the chapter have fimatory, were qualifiedly priv “ This experienced and capable urged to attend next weafc'e Urged, for which there is no lia­ which, it waa announced, bility in the absence at express committee ia sure to produce a convention which wo will remem­ will lot later than 8:20 maligning. ber ai one of our finest," said ► »“ The plaintiff Abram injected John M ela, chairman at the himself into the 1*54 gubernatorial Chandler. Berntooto County Chapter of the campaign and made derogatory re­ Motional Foundation for Infantile mark s respecting the defendant rcralyaii said this morning that Odham'a candidacy. The defendant thn eoratag meeting should prove Oham had an interest in defending to he one of the beet attended, and a right to defend hia candi­ one of the moot worthwhile, and dacy, and his remarks in rebuttal •no eg the most revealing to the to those of tne plaintiff were direct' M1DDLE5BORO. Ky. LB- Mrs. history qf tha local organisation. ed to persons having a correspond, Only recently, tha Chairman an­ ing interest, right or duty and Nancy Lawson, whose heir began nounced the biggest fund ever were made upon an occasion pro- tn gray only a year or so ago, is reload By the Seminole County perly to aerva such right, interest 10* today—and among her wellCtapter end acid, “ plane will be or duty." wishers is the President of the told tor the neat year's fund camBut, Justice Roberts wrote, the United Stales. # j| n which la bald In January." rule is subject to the limitation A birthday card from President ■gfl ' Ihit the parties must act without Eisenhower is among Mrs. Law­ malice. The court aeid “ there can be son's proudest possessions, as Is no question but that the uneontro- a latter from Gov. A. B. Chandltr varied facts disclosed by the com­ thanking her for her support. plaint negative any possibility ef She was forced to retire to a mslice on the part of the deiendant whrelehiir sfler breaking • hip in ATHENS, Greece IB — K i n g publishing company. Past and Queen Frederika toured “ Tha news story waa n routine 1*45; she broke the ether « m e Three to a Jaap today to eemfert report of what went an at e politi­ year later. aprlvora at the Aegean earth- cal rally in the midst of a heated Married when sha mas II, Mr*. qu>k* which centered on that is­ gubernatorial campaign in which Lawson became tha mother o( IS land. The official death toll roe* there was wide public interest, children. to-44. and apparently quoted only a mil­ Hi|ht earth tremor* penisted der portion of the defendant Od­ as.tb# King and Queen made their ham'a remarks concerning the way through Emporion, Pyrgos, plalatjff." Votfton, Msiiari* and Phyr*. talk­ Chief Justice E. Harris Drew and ing with the villager*. The twn Justices T. Frank Hobson, Glenn w*r* acenmpanied by their IT- Terrell and Stephen C. O'Connell yalr-eid daughter, Prince** Bop- concurred with Roberts, Justices Elwya Thomas and ! f e . Athens Observatory report­ Campbell Thornal dissented, hold­ ed more than MO tremor* had ing the complaint should be dis­ been recorded since the big quake missed against Odham aa well as ■truck about a dosan islands and the publishing company. •et off tidal waves at dawn Mon­ day; but that they were subsiding to intensity and frequency. Damage reports mounted. A manatlery on Tatmoa Mend was a Imost completely destroyed. Ad­ vice* from that Island, IS miles Ths master of ceremonies for the fcgm Tbirs, said to bouses also wifei ruined and Tl flaking boats state-wide Little Mis* Sevea con­ wire sunk or wrecked. test will be Forrrst Brcrkcnridge, manager of the Seminole County HOT MAS SNO FOUO ATTACK EL MONTE, Calif, til Bohatt Chamber at Commerce, who will! Shipman Jr.. 14, has been admit­ introduce coateaUflti la the p ted In the Sister Kenny Msmerial leant echeduled far July a and t i l H. spitel far the n e wsd time with at Sealaada Spring*. Sevan-year-old* will be Judged the hospital la IBM h r beauty, talent and “ figure." j tie wen Entry blanks am available at teal attack at tea winy o f insects is Mrs. Petty Getcbel ( af Commerce. Mr*. Xtonien flnaigf and Miao “ * Mrs. Lawson, 102, Gets Birthday Card From Ike King, Queen Tour Thira To Com fort Quake Survivors Brackenridge W ill Emcee Little M iss 7 Beauty Contest Harness Horse Racing In County Hospital Notes County Areas W ill Receive Checks From Smoke T ax Bride, 17, Saves Husband's Life Nicholas Home W ill Be Scant O f Boat, Ski Club M eeting M orin# Recruit Is Found Deed Weather ......j..v .v -y .o iij ■.'A- ■*' /> 'l£ �TOT SANFORD HFRALD rtietfsrs r e x s ovn ? .— 7V HOLD GOT ON Mf, / . / PON T kHOW— i MNOLfOF 7WT0UH BJT WMUT MA?PSNS |WA5SAr:CAi>SS yO A ’- LTiSD U* Bar iNTwannr if ' h e y , p o p / woWs ABOu PASOO uX O I . t u b c u rrf . ^ Y ou C A U .T H 4 T . N — i stu ff a ' SODA! i r » AWPULf * WHAT A R E * TWIN TO DOL “ I F O B O N jn Sto tt Insurance Commissioner C olls M ooting For July 27 TALLAHASSEE < * - State Insurtnct CommUilencr 3. Edwin Lsr■on hin called • meeting for July 27 here to diicuu revision and codification of Florida Inouranca law* for praitnution to th* tMT Ldglslilurv. Larson aaid two previous ««*• ■Iona of the Legislature had made considerable progress In adopting sound insurance legislation. "Wo are now ready for a revised, modern version o! our In. suranee laws, complied without duplication and according U subJect matter," ha said. Larsen said ha would conduct at least eight public meetings en the subject of revision and codi­ fication in various eltita throughout the stale ee legislator* and the general public could bo hoard. CANDIED BANANAS Bananas art wonderful baked. Peel d firm bananas and nrranga In a shallow greased baking dish. Brush with melted butter or mar. garlne and apHnklt generous* y with brown sugar. Baht (n the ovsn of your rang* 18-20 minute* at .1T6o F. Serve either e* part of the main course or as dsssert with a chiliad saw* o f eocoauut. m am pudding or floating is* Legal Notice wt*>|g a n i SUPER . RIGHT" FARCY QUALITY W U Isw stW f JUkP FANCY SWEET AAP OUR FINEST QUAUTT SWEET Potatoes 2 43c Beef Hash 2® 49c dexola Oil ~ 49c Pineapple 2 ^ 49c WILSONS CORNED ARP'S OWN ALL PURPOSE OIL LIBBY’S CRUSHED HAWAIIAN OUR OWN Tea » i'ko' 49c Vanilla Flavor™ 23c Mayonnaise 49c W H ITE HOUSE E V A P , ANN PAGE IMITATION ■ V r IS , Jloy Corn^Uion.^tio** vises ANN PAGE n k lib o M. a sre to csimo minor. Ihsss ersessu and rsautrs roa to be T i V g i s r t i V 'W t l .\ A w em u whv s il l M llllii iM u ll *j!t be vrsnted. otherwise tale came will ® r$ fI 5$ t£ la e mi'*'band ant efflejal K s'riii m i l l f i r T O s m (0111*1*1 Baal) w e s t ** - tr/VsrtXjaitfVvaaes A*torn«V for'/’otltloaers__________ m tat* or SUPER . RIGHT WESTERN CHOICE \\ g . p i M m I CUTLETS OR LOIN CHOPS SIRLOIN OR RIB CHOPS ana _______ rn rn rron i ‘mssmagswvi 'mi aad saeh at y»u art hsrsbr (tied and roqulrad to (11* anr _„lm a and demands which you or Mrneel llouahnldsr Coualv Judaa of * sh o u l d e r chops i SUPER - RIGHT FRESH Ground Beef 3 ■ *» | ' AIXGOOD BRAND SLICED this aotlea Each alalia as demand niust oe in wrtilnv nod oonlaln in* tir..? ho awsra g lin t •sa olatmonl h i te hv tha allsraey or th* asm* shall ’ "llriland M *ta«n*l , At Eisootar *t said •■tala IU "“ BACON 79c lb.59c b39c $1.10 39c M. lb . SUPER • RIGHT WESTERN YOUNG C a lf Liver lb . 69c SUPER . RIGHT COLD CUTS L IV E R C H E E SE O R IIIsAUTb II Aniiisitnuni ia UouItYBrd. Portsmouth. VlrfflnUi rra At most me ls ? “ l l A | s K ^Lrouaht rover o* A . asainst you la tho Clrsult Court, tn and for asmiailt Counts Piarlda. CAMYlNW OS • •TfAMNT M R THAT CLOUD • A n d ! ? . " * * ' V ® ft t o i z u ' h A o d s ro n ^ c Itlaffff. K S VWMJOOt- . OPgMOKC/y slid sirs# unan tha v ls la llir . atiornsy a»or*l Aadrsw f p j;r . Pickle Pimento Loaf 1j o * , so. a deers* nr* aanfona will no entered satinet vaa far th* rtllof demanded la th* Com Slain t. NO DSC, RAM.1 Wg CAN'T SUCK THAT UNDtKTOW, n t J U•aidjaCourt t i" * PEACH ES lb. 15c 14*OZe B otfltg RBEDLESS OR RED G RAPES lb 15c GOLDIN RIPE B A N A N A S lb. 10c Nvw Mat for atdwi spHnkt* bsaf Cttbai with rhoppsd onion, V ita M nrUd and oragaao tb* Right befurs you plan to cook It; covsr UgbUy ami rsfrlgorate. Hast day brawn tha moat and vnlma ia fat and procaed a*' uiu* ..... who»» address Is'and htlsa la a«ail*nla Oannt*. Vlnr* J'ff’o H I'm* htreoi. Orlalirtii. Florida,' Ids. tu will Lot# to, 41 th * *1 * f lad mil Uter ihtn tli.'siiiT’day >inf July, Semin. FORT. UHtAuK -■ tanfnrd, ..... j<1 by «i»a Florida, asuurdla* is . slat tharsof ) & " . ) > ? : - waleeed ' low Will ba on. recorded la Flat Book 1 aaaa SI oilend eej'i ul eon nt In* publle rsoordt Si aemlast* t* ......... Wlll'IlKOK. I bars iToualv. Florida. herxii.in .cl my hand sad .fille d y.ii, and talk al y*u, ars htrsh? iny ufflvl.l sanl at NaafaM. Uemlkul* .mitisd that a .u ll hks h**n brouaht V ?9?tv. Fiur.l!!!*i 0*1* Sftti dsv of saalnet you la tha Clrsult Cuurt. In o p, m m v n o v *«*4 Che **** I wl**TfACa S kTi C lrcu ll Court, S*i ilOIII-UlUTlON. INC. A rijJOda vOfCitunlv, Florid* lly R f. H u rd -It pem itv cle rk Legal Notice 18*OZe CA N VINE RIPE H O N EYD EW S49c LG. CUBAN A V A C A D O E S 15c BUDGET SAIL LIQUID FRESH CRISP IKesli LET T U C E Ahsrma*. |>l»l % Ahern !.« Caet I’lne Piratt Orlsnrin. Florida Ativrner* for t'lalsllff «• •» - Tf*i;vian»:n. » «* COUNT 0 flU O T 1m H 'V in in iT O h 1ANl'i'AIIUTKKd Wjj’ to'da OO. a lo* uL fV »U M BSESwa v^..’,ot....,v*k W m «s ( t i f f i i . l i V - w l |1.|' : r * S ! T *Y m *M“T ? * M iw r r ! A d If n ,.y,aww * i m u T .r . SULTANA Short Grain ul llooeseedi V W f ’ lflilHTmiN. AU(I. (he title (a lha aVat deriwM ar.nl* *f Mf* JuU*, Bros*., and Caunty y|jr|U |' ,.! * iru '.ilu ul ,n,' n 1 Hrov.n If nllve *ed Ihelr Juno. A. U . 1**1 i f i S S s sn a S T r & x .*i: m ,0 Ar w pv u i GORDON D. STANLEY M. D. Homa PhoM tUT **C«M«rbtrrr darJ« ........ ™ »iirr (WfwyrmUeo. pUU ve viroinu nm. 2 7 c FANCY QUALITY FRESH ALBERTS HanlYrd^Vl■**da, a copy of oald An-‘ ir v ^ ie O T p v i. .Takon PUanura la Annanpckg That VANN PARKER. M. D. Ho m p i m m i i ii . Win Hvrvafivr Ba AawHalaJ With Hhn la Tha Practica Of PEDIATRICS By ApRofntmrnt Phont SIM * * *' **** 1 H p M EACH HEINZ • t r SAUCE �Two Freighters Collide In Fog (Continued from Page One) tour, and a formal banquet at which Mrs. Vera M. Dean of the Foreign Association, New York, will be featured speaker, are In­ cluded on the program. The con­ vention will close with the Initallatlnn nf new officers and a re­ ception for the new president. Convention chairman is Mbs Eythel Richardson of Jackson­ ville. Vice chairmen are Mrs. Georgena Havlena, Washington. D. C.. and Miss Lyb Okey, Phila­ delphia, Pa. Thii Is the second time the Sunshine State hat plzy ed hoit to the Pilot International Convention but the first time the group has met on the Gold Coast. 'Cam paign Fight NEW YORK tit —Two freight-,9 a. m. She reported to Ooa*t era collided early today In ..tick. Hoard headquarters in New York Between Ike, Demo U>Z in the North Atlantic 43o}utat the I)ca Maxxcla said she Majority Looms miles cast nf Do*to» and one o f |needed no assistance, and was them went to the bottom about headed for Halifax, N. 8., under three hours later. her own power. The cutter said All efewmon of the sunken Pan- ,h„ |,CJ Maixclla decline,! to Rive amanian ship Estoril were report- any information as to the number ed safe aboard the other ship, the >n either ship’s crew. No mention Italian freighter Dca Maxxella. **» made of any damage to the An SOS sent out by the fistorll Italian ship. Sydney, N. S., reafter the collision with the Dea. Ported the Estoril carried a crew Maziella said she was taking on ° f 3(. lly THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A hot campaiRn fight between President Eisenhower and the Democratic majority in Congress loomed today In the wako of a revelation that Eisenhower defin­ itely is a candidate for re-elec­ tion. , Democrats generally professed no surprise at the news that Eisenhower is a candidate and slonal etits In his foreign -aid pt> gram. The report came from Sen. Dridges (R-N1I). who attended the presidential conference at which Eisenhower reaffirmed his intent to run again. Sen. Humphrey (D-Minn) said Democrats are prepared to prove that the embattled foreign aid measure has had little asalstanre from Republican members of Con­ gress. ••Rcforc Elsenhower starts trying to convince millions with his leap year liberalism," Humphrey said. “ I suggest that he try convincing about 223 Republicans In Congress who don't go along with him." The tl.S National Parks Ser­ vice looks after 181 areas. Legal Notice In S na rl nf Ike S'naalr J a t s r . krm lantr t neat>. m ale a f VI.-rM a. la re Ike l!a l-le s i IM.IIOTIIV S. VAUM. ’ (Venaied. la I'rakate. T a a il SS kaaa It War I'naeerai Noili-e Is herel.e alvrn that IM* win Karl Varn flint hit (Inal r.|>wrt a> A -lin tn l-tra ln r of Ihs aalale nf lH>toth>- e Varn. <tr.-ra>ed; llial ha hnn flin t hit nsllllnn for ftn a l'd ls i-hara*. amt lhai he w ill sp u li fa Ihn IlntinraMe K rn r.t K o u th nM tr, I'ounty Jtnlae of Krmlnole County. Flnrlds on tha f lth ilae of A u s u .t, laJS for approval of same amt fne final ilisrharae as Adm inistrator nf the rslate nf (VirnihV H. Varn. de« <-»s«ed. oa this *th da r of July* IIS*. r.n w tv EARL VARN Adinlnislratnr of tha tstata at t>.-rothv A. Varn. dseeasad. Mack K. Cleveland. J r. Altornev al t aw l\ O tins :•« Ashford Florida f..n u i ANN WITH (left), Schenectady, N.Y„ and June Meyer, school teacher from Daldwln, N.Y, are shown as they started from New York City on a bicycle trip to California, rrom there they hope to continue on to Hawaii by boat for further pcdalllng-touring In that country. They plan to go to Australia If they have time. Mira Tost----- — ‘ i It Montihir, N. J. (International) v -u o is P o l i t i c a l T e m p e r s L I B B Y ’S LYRES PALM RIVER M IX E D V EG ETA BLES CH O PPED BRO CCO LI E N G L IS H PEAS PKGS “ GOOD EATIN" CHOICE L I B B Y ’S CANS LEMONADE OR fob LIMEADE OR FI*A. GOLD BLENDED JUICE M ORTONS “GOOD EATIN" SOVIET DELEGATION LEAVES FOR VISIT MOSCOW CD—A l.Vincmber So­ viet delegation headed by Ekater­ ina Furtscva, the world's top wo­ man Communist, left by plane to­ day for a visit to Britain. The group, made up of mcmbcrP of (lie Supreme Soviet Parliament, Is repaying a visit British lawmakers made to the Soviet Union in 1934. EACH ' (Continued On Page Three) tatlon before Uking any action. • The telegram forwarded to the commission meeting in Miami » a d as follows: "Requesting that the Chamber of Commerce rec­ ommend that before any action i| taken with reference to the ra* <fucst for pari-mutuel harness rac­ American domestic, scheduled ing at Seminole Park Raceway airline traffio has dcublad sines that a public hearing be held in IPSO, femlnole County." Lewis Girard, coordinator of the Diversified Cooperative Training A STH M A ? program at Seminole High School wai introduced to the Chamber o f Commerce Directors by Fred Murray, Director o f Vocational Education for Seminole County. Girard explained the operation of the DCT program and urged the cooperation of the businessmen of inford In making It aucceuful. I said that "Trainees would par* tieipate in the program beginning with their Junior year in high school." Ha stated "They must be ■t least 18 years of age and have gradca sufficiently high that their WE RECOMMEND chances of graduating would not be endangered." Ha adrised the Chamber of Commerce directors that each participant would spent At, least four hours In their school -Basses and at least four addition­ al hour* working in local business establishments. I.YKES CIRCUS I G A . FR EESTO N E CARTON CALO S -S A V B - S A V -M O R Randolph Scat! Angela Laaabsry REFUND FEATURE CHIU ’ B U S T LIQUID A 69cI1 WITH COUPON CHIFFON HOME LAUNDRY SIZE 23, QT- l / l fARCH 21l« 5< TIDE .83 BLEACH 17 ‘ BEANS ■ HEINZ NEW ENGLAND 2 160Z*CANS1 SWIFTS DETERGENT REG. 39e BAKED BEANS & BUSH’S BEST WHOLE GREEN "3 3 Stan A Lawless Street COUPONS m } Wa will mail full particulars so rnsast. < ■TARTS TlU nu nn rr u u fi Ton W C °nS O Y O c Y SEE OUR PREMIUM DISPLAY Five shares or more can be purchased each month In this mutual fund which has over 71,000 invasion. Price July 9, 19SS, I l l s per share. STARTS TONIGHT DOG ou CAT FOR V A L U A B L E P R E M IU M S DIVIDEND Canada's province of Ontario ii I.CfiO miles long and 1,000 wiles wids. PR O D U C E | SWEET CALIFORNIA " BOX QT. ■ Comstock Established over 20 years la Orlando PH O NE 5-8034 Reprmeatiaf ALLEN A CO. LAKELAND P A R K A V E. A T 25Hi ST R E E T - S A N F O R D « 1 1 — * ___________ I • • Ah. .' j.! �•- .T* n ftA i Action Underway On 3 I Projects In Seminole PALI MOOR AT THE HAT MAKERS* UNION COfsTVENTlON U.S. Has About 60,000 Addicts BOY! By JAMES MARLOW la Involved. Since many can't af> tlon of sentence, parole or probaAssociated C m i New Analyat ford the drug theycrave, Uicy tlon after the aecond offense. WASHINGTON (ft — Congress ileal to get the money. ___ For idling U: 3 to 20 yeari foi » » hai tried to make dope peddling Roughly about 21,000 per»ont ■ flrit offense; 10 to 40 for (act Thera's a sure sign of progress in Semi* connecting with U. S. 17*92 from Orange ■ truly haiardoui occupation— are arretted yearly for narcotic* subsequent offenie, plui a Um ti /-••Iq County as huge pieces of road building City on into EnterpriM along the present and aave thouiandi from the drug vlolationi. 110,000 If a judgs wants to Impesm ^^bachinery line up along the Sanfoni*Orbm* Orange City*EnterprUe Road. habit—by voting to booit the pen- Harry j Analfngcr. chief of the lt- r ° r peddler* there can bs m altiei on both idling and poiidis- government’* Narcotic* Bureau, P,rolr- »u»pen»lon of sentence, oi Highway and go into action on the long Not only is action underway on tlie.ee ing narcotic*. who call* drug addiction -murder Probation. Kited widening, four-laning and paving three unprecedented project! in the county. President EUenhower l* taped- on tj,# installment plan,'* figure* For a person selling to a ehil< fp o je c t There Is an access road Into Seminole Coun* ed to sign the bill. lhat known addict* under 21 aie under IS—excluding heroin, whlct This first section of the throughway in ty by way of 8tat« Road 4IS connecting For a peddler who eel!* heroin about U per cent of all addict*, carries a differ penalty ef Hi owe ---»•* a m «mm •a H hedw te Ctanty will Uke 860 working days with the East Coast and the projected work —the most habit-forming of all the That lh# dope raryel paya off —*h8 Pooilty U 10 to 40 year* and to ^complete, but before this section is com on State Rond 46, about to get underway narcotic*—to a child under II the handsomely for Ih# operator* can ■ ,ine “ P to *20.000. Thla appllci proposed penalty I* toughest of ^ >ean from thU p|elur# ,jra* n to • first and eny subsequent of. '' pitted there will probably be other much- In a repaving and widening move so that •II: death. If a jury bring* In that by onit|a| 0( ,h0 U.S. cus- fcn»8• i insry on the link between Five Points and travel will again become heavy along these verdict, or life imprisonment, or (omi gervjce: An ounce of heroin Further, the new bill would re "''Sanford, to complete the county line to routes. 10 yeari to Ufa. can be bought In Hong Kong forquire drug addicts andconvicted! county line project. Only by the cooperation of citizens and Thla death penalty may chill tha goo. One ounce contains 437th peddlers to register with the fedComing after that will be the proposed the continual working and planning by var­ blood of "pushers” or peddleri grains. By the tlmv It reaches eral government U they want t< who do the direct wiling to ad- the addict here It may hav# been eroia the American bordars. Vlcv -I gauseway project that Is destined to link ious city and county groups were these pro* did*. It remain* to be seen wheth- cut to 3 per cent purity. For one lation of U1I1 section of the act the French Avenue throughway with Volu* jects instituted and brought into reality. •r it scare* the big-time operators grain of this diluted narcotic the carries a penalty of a fine up tc ala County by the “across the lake" route There waa a time when even the men* who sell to peddleri and not to price la 91. 91,000 or Jail from one to three -4 . W* .......... ■ —■■■ ■ ■ ■ .............. .... — tion o f such projects would have brought »#*•- * ( •ddicti. Government eitlmatei early this >c ,r *» 8r b01*1instant and completa “ we can't do It" re* la thla country thtra are at year listed the 10 “ wor*!” cities g sponse. lea-t <0.000 addicts—according for dopa addiction a* New York, 1 Q TSO H A d D TO V C S /t,r Of Interest to raiddlu*age husbands and U 1 government figure*—w h 0 Chicago, Lot Angeles. Detroit, . r r * Now, faced with unprecedented growth spend the minimum of 330 million Cleveland, Washington, San Fran- . houssholders is the medical theory that and a nearly unballerablt future before dollart a year on diug*. But mor« cisco, Cincinnati, St. Louis and ( .„lawn*mowing helps ward off many heart it, those forward looking citizens who re­ San Antonio. TALLAHASSEE (ft - Workmen's ailments. None other than Or. Paul Dudley alize that such progress must come to be Congress did not art suddenly. compensation Insurance retes ait White of Boeton, heart consultant to Presi- have boosted the morale and interest of the A Cabinet committee appointed by going up an average of 12P pet -lr<|ent Elsenhower, advances his theory. cent In Florida, effective Aug. 1 county's citizens to the point that Seminole By HAL BOYLE (Indiana, a till* ha picked merely Critics often have remar . ..... v**ni memy '«>■«*• remarked Eisenhower over 11 month* ago MVltr Vnblf j- - ---- ........ • ............. The new rate*, approved by Stair ‘ J ' Dr. White says that cutting the lawn County is now the center of Florida’s moat NEW to investigate the traffic in nar­ YORK (ft —Thera is a say- because hedidn't want tousa hi* that, Ilka his friend. Jimmy Slew 1j Insurance Commissioner Larson, cotics had f# arlthout a power mower is among tho most gigantic growth. Ing that, except for doctor*, ac- own name. *rt. he haw the abUltty to look efrecommended sutler wi|j become effective on new end penalties. — ■ . . . . ___ ton are among the world's worst His first venture will be cer- forties*. . * beneficial forms of exercise toward prevent* rencwtl business. t COR look fo rw a rd HOW to • success- jiypochrondrlaci. tainly modest from a financial “ It should look effortless," he So did two congressional com­ ■itJng coronary artery disease. He balleve* ful,Wprofitable, tod faster growing com­ Average increases by Industries mittees—one from the Senate, tha It U easy to see how a doctor, standpoint. He I*starring In a admitted. “ It shouldn't look liks browing grass keeps body muscles in good munity. . -other from the House—which lo­ •re: Manufacturing 14.2 per cent; surrounded all day by ill health screen adaptation of w o w " tone, elding digestion and favoring longevity. can become a hypoehrondriae. Let Rose'a television plsy,ot Reginald acting. But If it actually Is effort- quireJ into thla racket in nation- contracting 17.2 per cent, and oth^ • “ If^Angry less, thera la aomething wrong wide hearings. cr categoriet 9.4 per cent. Other exercises advocated by the Pre* Mm get even a degree of fever, Men," . a _ psychological study of an aomewhera. It's hard work. If These are the proposed new pen­ The National Council oe Com­ end he ran suspect a thousand all-male Jury trying a alum kid for you'ra worth your salt as an ac. sklent's personal physician Include gardenalties covering heroin, marijuana, pensation Insurance, which asked Suiintroke, drowning, insect bites, car things that may be wrong with murder. ■ »4ng, pulling weeds, golfing, fishing i|iul tor, you can't let youreclf get opium, morphine or any other for the increase, said there had -«th«r normal activities which tend to keep ernshes, food poisoning, nharfts, polluted him. Tlie film la being shot In' e mechanised, no matter how many drug derived from opium been an underwriting loss of about But why actors? studio hare on a budget of 070,000 time* you play tha lame role. *•* tnusdes active and in good condition, lie water, high prices, islly fish, forest fires, “ It's the tension For having It: 2 to*M year, for » >"Wlon d ollar."ta 'riw ld rin they live tin—an amount Cecil B. OeMille der .. I(tjcJ Ha*ry offenie; I to 20 for second thla typo Iniuranea over the p u t also advocated the revival of bicycle rid* sprained ankles, over exertion, summer ro- *•*•! Fonda isn't as afraid of losing a first wwm iigim; Fonda. "The might spend on a single Kent, mancon— these art only a few of tha many theater la exacting. The necessity So far Fonda says ho hasn't fame aa ha is “ not being good. offense; and 19 te to for a third live yeari. , .fag « a beneficial male exercise, v There teems little question that all too vacation hasards you're warned ig a ln n l. of making eight performances a found much difficulty adjusting “ Every actor I would think," ha and all subsequent offense*. In adb n t o n along the tins a many men past 40 get little or no exercise YOU fet good Advice from newspapers, rna- week—month after month If you to his dual rolo as producer-actor, said quietly, “ haa lt-th e fear of not being adequate." ° * ■ f,n8 UP *8 jw* to "in. brth. jobs you have the Fonda relate, by drawing. He »*> OO- There,m»»a« •f the type necessary to keep their bodies failnox, radio, TV, friends, and even enemies. be no su.peoa T h t. enlitmn la ha ewwdv aa wnv to advise wofrF“ * ,bo' ,t F°ur health same problem—trying to find *• In top condition. This Is clearly Indicated This column la aa ready a«1 a n j to adt ise ..Evrj, , , „ M1( will a tm you aomething that exeito* you and uses colored pastel crayons In^ I n the steady Increase In heart ailments you to carry rattlesnake antidote, boll the ^ brooding. Gradually, against you want to do." ha said, suad of oil paints. '* among the male population of our stntc and drinking water, gR quietly In canoes, and yqur own better judgment, you “ Eventually, If I go on, how- “ That’s what the kldi leave _ tha ition. Aa Dr. White reminds us, if more avoid college boys. But occasionally we are turn into a kind of bypochondri- ever I'll neod someone to uko around the bouse," he explained. newly Installed carilloe bells, th# would systematically exercise to ach- haunted by a picture of any family that «•" ^ t over aome of th* producing pcobCitrus Tower on Routt IT la Clsr1 *on’1 k,vt u muaeutar fatigue, there would lie less might follow all the good advice. Vacation mont, will be officially opened to . # the publle at 9 a m. m Batorday, Rob. yonj a who cania lht Ne. ___ for tranquMsinf drugs and,other med- preparations take w e ^ ^ c e ^ A e d , the fc<r|# Hi pl|y#d k a n sa * c it y »m - a delegate MS ieation In order to get a good night's sleep. car U a moving, drug Store carrying preob Broadway more than 1,000 braska prairies, started out to be a . to the National Plano Tuners Con- The carillon bell* which art doventativea and cures for possible emergen* timea without mining a perform- a newspaperman but, fortunaUly _ , D isease Laboratory vvntion **y« h* hid »eldom seen ,1*ned *nd manufactured by th^ ties. There's enough safety equipment for a anee. couldn’t find a Job la that field. ■ itu n in u n M 8 hats string on a piano broken— world famous Shumeriek Company,* Himalayan expedition. After appearing In mora than He worked aa a physical training ^ uatu the advent of rock ‘n roH Jf* Played from a matter key- „ R o w in g G ro u It Healthy Insurance Rate M ost Actors Are Hypochondriacs Vocation Hazards Central Florida Celebrates Citrus Rock 'n Roll Breaks t e l" , ? , lowq State College PidllO BOSS Siring Chosen For Animal Tho Sanford Herald At last the family arrives at the tea UwbUsbsr 11X0, aavsrtMsw l i u m *1 *tha i S m m Is i h _____________ J44»o Kelts* eestsslvslf so •Sa ■ » fs» reooklleala 1*1* i i s i h h i - 1 2H K £& & s n*o*«wf SOsortislow . *(*•■*! v *‘*8' •cwecaiprion ware* ft£ Alt ““ 0*t bm» aiae 0 *» t * l f Stlie n N lilIn t •■! Hm w at n l l l * s M l W U l i s ra (M of ’ L ?'1 ta»trueU,r- shore, lake or "fountain, but life * Pfr rank* of aUri who have formed petual fig h t against fear, seeking protection oy,, companies to produce against the perils of nature. There a one eon* their owa picture*. eolation. They'll be glad to get home. We He la refreshingly frank about wonder how they got up their courage to why he finally turned producer, leave home at all. There's aomething not “ It's about the only way you can make any money and save II,' quite healthy in thla picture. It'a wise to he “ You pay regular income *take rMbnatMf1 precautions -so that youY taxpaid. on your'sktgfY. B u t t h e vacation won't be spoiled by accident or 111- profits of a picture you mqlto at nean. But worry won't keep you well. head ef your own company you We would like to advise you to take a have to pay only a corporals lax. before he became an actor, Now ranked with Frederic March as one of the most versatlle men in hla profession be is deeply serious about acting. The trihuls h- draw* mn«l offsn (rum other actors actor* u 1* tins, this* “ m The cuv baa h** otner e guy IftlaerlK’ irvte, rlty. •• -i* . M iam i Lodge Plain National Drive vacation. Decide where you want to go and • bl* „ what to do' then do it. Unieae you decide to y<wid< ** prci d*nt ot 0rion Pr<h MIAMI BEACH (ft - The Miami Beach lodge of the Fraternal Order e aw * Pago 4 Wed. July 11, 19S6. pack into the Canadian wilds or the junglaa n of Police plan* a national cam­ of Uuatenull, >-cu will not t a t o . h r froo, paign to permit traffic law vio­ TDOAY'B RIRI.R VBRflE civilized, human help In mnergenciaa. Pack lators lo pay off their tint* wllh tVhoaoavcr shall loae hla life for my take the car with suitable clothes, crackers to blood donation*. shall find It. Matthew 16:26—We do lose huld off ntarvation between hotdog stands, a The system, instituted hero In September, ha* produced more •ur Ufa om day at a time. If we upend life simple first aid kit and a reasonable amount than 100 pints of blood for charity Without purpose we ahal) end very far nliort of good nentie. ) patients. t f any decent goal. And for goodness sake have a good time. Miami Beach policemen plan le RliSSia OVer Ten Years Behind West In Cutting Forces LONDON (ft — Trim# Minister Eden has told Soviet Premier Bulganin Russia (s more than Id By BAM DAWBON ed highways, er at the new (actor- with interest* concentrated la thla years behind the West in trimming •AM FBANC1SCO UR— Higher les lining them. state, point out tho aquaei* he­ her armed forces; Eden said in ■ Idler to Bui. H k** t*8 *6. a carb on Imports And the urge to 100m through twaaa tha rising coils of opera. al foreign oO, a fear that industry the bertier of tho Continental Di­ (ions and (ha fixed price of crude ganln, made public, lhal ha wel­ la growing faator than Its supply vide « u growe ever stronger In the oil. They also urge that since Call comes Moscow's recent' announce•* nml— probtoms, or bogles, bre . these . . ------ breaste of Toxans, Oklahomas femla must import oil to make up mont U waa dsmobUlsJag 1,190.000 **om m la sharper sharper focua focus here here than •»< other oilmen on tho eastern tho shortage, there wilt be little meathan and east at tha Reckies, consumer resistance ta raised But, th# Prim# Minister said, ■lopes. Moscow was only copying whit That is because the West Coast, California oil producer* are prices. Against this T. 8. Paterson, presi- Western power* here been doing although a major oil producer, is sharply divided on tha wisdom of dent ef Standard Oil Co. ef CaUfor- since 1943, Ih* end o( World War aa even greater consumer of oil raising oil prices. products. Just look at their crowd"1‘nuhiV’ ih. •miliar . . . . contends that a price riao new II. . m , n lib 1 the smaller enta b , unwise and unjustified in Eden rejected at “ not practlthe face of a growing surplus of cable" at this time Bulganin's oil reserves in th* aatlea and th* suggasUon tho West make a rimworld. California Standard takoe a Uar rut in It* over-all armed -ty wiuum am worldwide view, perhaps hocaueo strength and also trim iU forces Cmtref Press Writer It produce* ott both in tha United hi Wert Germany. Ot MARCH M ersl agent* The Pat Thong Luangtre Uve la Stats* end ia Canada, South AmsrBulganin mate hie proposals In tad aetaad a total 0* !,»•* Ira and tho Miteart. letters last month to Edee, Presiy infested IF liquor eUUa. Things are msn-eaung ttgrra. There's a per* The midcenlineot producers, at- dent Eisonhower end (he governh : el each a rata la moon- f*rt anaiapto of causa and effect. peclally Ih* IndopeBdenla without meal heeds of France. West tiersl rclat, oraadpaap/ Jeahisa foreign oil eoureee of their own, many, Italy and Canada. Th. inv­ I I I aa. - -le'e reminded of ike "grof. 'April Wasn't (a Bad, tape ar* eager * U enter thla market tot chief said his government was •id d eyr-ref peohtkttua. Wratltrm**4— Headline. Alt to and more of their products move taking 39,999 of lu troop* out oi the pelr.t of view, milter, an to f 1 l in this direction each year. The East Germany. Italy already has tk* point of Ik to/ independents la particular pound rejected the proposal, Cast a/ living leant up I ! f tenth a/ awe per eenl during away at Urn importation of for. Bdea's answer left the door open #il “ ^ . ta a‘ furth •Tarek, fa kft h e the little thing* _ lh a ewedlawo af Wfaaanaia Bags. further study of the Bulganin (tat fount, W e, aethM hama two daye Tbs Waat Caast aituatM U thk: tree# reduction red* proposal. The BorThayilgrehaAJypaaaaMp ta great^growth tad tot„jd tatter I I I . la . papuUtM _________________ # r had eallad it a possible industry brings an ever greater do- “ first step" toward a complete I I t M a li mand for ell product*. Production withdrawal of foreign troops (mm MM a* lew H e r a ha# quit talking af wort of tho Bocktoe fall* ahert al Germany and a final pear* setretirtec u d a«a* Into training te demand by about 190,999 barrel* a itement. f 1 t try far Ma firth National Open Thla ia mate up by Import*. Eden replied that “ eslillng aa th* (hemptonehJp. OaU. too, ft aeema, of lata from Canada (until guarantees" for th* security of yean Canada was a market Wart European* must be malaCalifornia ott), aart Rom tha taiaad la any East-Wort under4 Venose#!*, aad a standing hi Europe. KtnruH 1a th* MJ4“ My own footing Is that uni­ lateral reductions t f this kind are Slat# Cailferaia 1* • shariat* helpful," Eden eald. “ I te no! ■tete, then a n na productiaa al- think, beworer. that they ere of lotmewti hare aa than art hi Tax- themsalro* sufficient u tnicr.is •a, ter axantpte, Whan aamattmaa ttoaat confidence and security arc producers a n permitted ta operate to develop aa wt wish." only 13 day* ■ mowth. Than la no subetiUite, the Prim* California wails may produce at Minister said, for an Miiernsitonal will, aad thla cuts dawn the cert dlum aawnt agreement provid■ operation*-oxpeaeae ■pmaurea—#xp#nre*pe gam af aa whoa lug ter oftoctlv* control and inyou abut deww part af the tha time, ^ortisu and adequate measures |Tta MltataMK Mirtfan Sm^protecG* against surprise ally wwuldl like te produae W est Coast Consumes Much Oil YOU'RE TELLING ME! '*1 4Aje • ■ {* • aad aaO that M n ail |u thq Wart Canal than aou ford l«i hi,, which may he cheaper te P "9 »i hi te BB 9ha Uted. Tha fear af fuel shortages bora ia dire probably a largely of uoeeiald price iarroaaaa, 1 store wurid ruearraa oart n hi|k “ Oamprshiuilro arrangements te tab* into account both disarmamawt aad orgeat political ques lions, notehty th* sounifleatioa of Germany, would make real prog rasa passible. I shall always be ready te glvs any help I can In this," Sdaa '* *<4 make their appeal through tha national magaiine of the enforcement group. The Fraternal Ordar of Police has 10ms 40,009 members in 40 etafoa. 5 A f r »c u 1 " . X , K „°i X X U h! ! «nu»lel ! £ ! ■ bo,rd • ' N" ” '"■«*• * th# T'8W8r tohhr. *»4 eee ', h new'hl« m lltlon'doU .r'i'nlm ii'".* * * nt ln’ ° ■ P’*ce <- lu— • fon.lrucl«l of .(Ml, cM ontt, wllh Ifw ifir w pl»w and it we. broken-the glia* brick pending, and ha# an ease unoratory. . . . . has* »trin|-and It'a a real thick observation platform approximateIn a etatamant issued by th. *or(1. ly & f#tt *above iey^. ^ department »|• aifcc(j j,ow it and uoicrtauon observation pilliorm platform U It ItrVtd served b» by , . . Benson said this . . lo. u was -a* broken uninrn *nn ca , nVMtock !.lon r*e"n'mended by thin fellow said it wa» rock ‘n roll expre** elevator service. The vie • lndu»lry advisory com- mi„|c." ' tnv . . . . 1. u . . .« -j> music." ' ing area I* more than 40 mite* lA j mitleo which surveyed number Dod(l held Ms hand over hi. all directions from th* observation ’of proposed altea. need and dropped U like a bam- platform. Congress now haa under consld- mer. Formal r or mi 1 dedication ceremonial oration • request for funds to set "That must have been how tha are scheduled for noon on Batur* up tha new center which i* planned piano player hit the key*. He mu*t day, July 14. Governor Leroy Colto provide for research on 23 anl- *hive* hit them like a hammer to and other other state state and *n.i national wsti-nat M. i t ..- .— ■* - l|n* ..... end mill sdisease*. break the bas* string." dignitaries have been invited to-eU Ames is in the center of the U. G. Jeffers of Charleston, tend and official*, nation’s hog and cattle feeding W. Va., vice president of the Naarea, but Is is tome distance from tional Plano Tuners Assn., inter­ Legitimate medical weeds use file range cattle and sheep pro- rupted. during areas of the country. “ I'm an advocate of the mat- only 500 of the 2,000 tons nf Benton commended the advisory ter's work" he said, “ nock and opium produced annually is thsQ committee for what he described roll has a fixed place in society world aa ita “ excellent work in evaluat- and now because there's some ing the many proposals before it." thing wrong with society. There Other locations which had been must be a trend in public altitude considered were Madison, Wis.; to drift from stable things in mu­ Columbia, O.: Manhattan, Kan.; sic to unstable things. There will Stillwater, Okla.; Athens, Ga.; be ■ return to the masters with CoOege Station, Tex.; and Fort their thought of life. These other Collins, Col*. things corns from baser emotions." ■ The tuner* agreed rock 'n roll will soon pass but Dodd was pes­ simistic. "Dont worry." he slid, “ some­ one wiQ find something els* to fol- \ low It." Try and Stop M i _________ Sy BINNITT C IR F - ■■ STREET BANKER took his wife I# Pari* w h an ha* W ALL closed a big bond deal. Final signing of th* papers took SPECIALS langor than h* had expected, go he called U * hotel and told the French maM, "Please tell madam* te go lu bad and wait for me." “ O lait. monsieur," an­ swered th* maid, “ but who •MU 1 ity eallad?" * * On Used Cars * Another new maid turned up at th* Vadethricka to help at a big done*. "From T te B," Mr*. VaaSererieh matnset* *4 her, "you are to etond nt tha ballroom ontraae* and caB tha gueeta* names aa they arrive." . "What JoOy fun that win 4k!" enthused th* mild, - f '> t e V f know a couple *f heaotet" e e e And a vary aertal Mrs. Broadbeam teM bar hew maid:' give a big party ter th* embassy ott. you may hare te help tha butler upturn." ■That will he ah right.* preceded Ih* 1 gar me. I may taka a nip or turn myself.' • M M uBmaeKCsit BMriemadkpl *49 Bulck Roadmaster Sedan Dynaftew—Raater—Badto '49 Chevrolet Vs Ton Pick-up '52 Plymouth Sedan '31 Plymouth Sedan '51 Hudson Sedan '50 I I N .00 i-oo b 4 ta oo m oo Bulck Sedan Dynaflaw—Heeler—Badto '51 G. ANDREW SPEER ANNOUNCE! THE OPENING OF HI8 OFFICES FOE THE GENERAL PRACTICE OF LAW Mercury 2-door Sedan Eilra Clean '53 Ford (8) Sedan II9 E 0 0 '53 Pontiac (8) Sedan * '55 46R Bulck Hardtop Fully Loaded. Clean, I4 * o o 2 8 6 0 -0 0 -AT I08li SOUTH PARK AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA Nicholson Bulck Co. 8ALE8 ROOM OPEN ALL DAT SATURDAY 211 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE IBM �l l Social fvtw ii *0 11 ■■ ES Methodist Circles chairman, conducted the study, Ckel* N*. U r n Clrtlt meeting of Clrcl* No. I "Life Interpreted Through Col­ WBCS of Fil'd Mrthodlst Church or." Boutin* business wa* disposed hold IU July mcollni at the home of Mr*. Ralph Dean. The neetlnf of and several announcement* wa* conducted by Mr*. Ray Her­ made. Mrs. McCall urged mem­ ron is the abienee el the chair- ber* to attend builnest meeting* nan, Mr*. A. H. Beckwith Jr. A at th* church on the first Tues­ very beautiful wonhlp center w it day of tach month. arranged by Mr*. Ralph Dean u»i t e f r o a h m e n t s wer* then Ing an open Bible, white hlblicu*, served to the following ladies: Mrs, I, J. Boyette, Mr*. J, E. and candle. Mr*. Eva Harkey gave an Implr- Courier, Mrs. Alice Hoyne, Mrs. lng devotional uting ru lra 17 a* Milton H. Wyatt, Mr*. W. A. the ecripture. Mr*. Herron an­ Hunter, Mr*. H. B. McCall, Mrs. nounced a picnic nipper would be Effl* Mllkle, Mr*. W. E. Relne*. held Wedaeiday, July 11, at Rock Mrs. R. W. Sturdivant, Mra. Spring* tor the preacher and hi* Roy Walt, Mr*. N. R. Whitney, wife and new educational director. Mr*. B. E. Wiggins, Mra. U T. Mill Rachael Baailey. Do** and Miaa Alin* Chapman. Circle Ne. Eight AR member* are Invited to at­ Circle No. Eight of th* Methotend and will eat at T p.m. Money ha* been appropriated for dint Church met Monday after­ Mr*. B. B. Crumley, ChrUUin noon at th* home of Mrs. R. W. Social Relation* chairman, of the Turner with Mr*. J. R. Houk a* WSCS, to continue the Job of re­ co.ho* ten. Tha session wa* open­ decorating the kitchen of the edu­ ed with a prayer by the chair­ man, Mra. Albert Hickson, who cational building. Furthering the idea of refurnUh- alio read • poem "My Heritage/' tag the chunk kitchen, 4# place Th* devotional w u given by setting* of china and two new cof­ Mra W. B. Thorton who used U fee urn* have been purchaied. Cir­ her them* "Our Nations' Birth­ cle No. three voted In favor of day." Reports wern given by Mra. having a cupper along with the Zeb Ratliff, aecretary (pro tern) bazaar to bo held in November. and by Mis* Bessie Zachary, and Mr*. Ray Herron, Mr*. W. E. Mra. Claud* Herndon. Clidawel! and Mr*. L.A. Anderson Among tha butlnesa matter* will eerve the youth *upper July 39th. Mr*. Wallace viidted Mr*. discussed wera th* church picnic Murphy, the circle'* *hut-ln. in to be held at Rock Springs July June. Mr*. Harkey will viiit Mr* 11, honoring the Rev. and Mrs. Murphy thla month and Mr*. Her Milton Wyatt end Mist Rachel ren and Mr*. Waite will viait Mr*. Btailey; th* church supper to be held at th* annual hazair In No­ Bareliff. The itudy wa* given by Mr*. vember and the selling of va­ John Domlney entitled "Crewing nilla towards th* purchase of two coffee urn* for the church kitch­ Spiritually/' Mr*. Domlney brought out the en, fact that ipirltual growth for Tha elrje program will he giv­ nur children I* overlooked while we en at the businet* mealing in Au­ are »o eoatcieua of their phyalcal gust. Mr*. W. 8. Thornton Invited growth. She alia atated wo learn th* group to meet at her home apiritual growth itep by itep. in August with Mra. M. E. Baker The study wa* cloaed by the aa co-hosieii. At tha conclusion reading of a beautiful poem, "A of th* ttasion refreshment* were Woman'* Fray*r." served by th* hoiteiies to tha The nest meeting win be held following mtmbera: Mra. Hick •t the home of Mr*. W. R. Glide■on, Mre. Claude Herndon, Mrs. well 141* fttevena AVe. Mr*. R. L. Brow* cuiited Mr*. Dean in *erv- J. R. Houk, Mr*. L. 1, Hughey, lag refrMhmenta to the following: Mr*. C. C. Prim , Mr*. Randall Mm. L. A. Andnrnon, Mr*. Brad- Prieat, Mr*. Bab Ratliff, Mrs, W. lard Byrd, Mr*. John Domintv. B. Thornton, Mr*. R. W. Turner, Mr*. Ralfli Dean, Mr*. W. t Mra. A. D. Zachary, Ml** Bessie ORA*well, Mr*. Rva Harkey, Mr*. Zachary and n visitor Mr*. GunRey Herrew, Mr*. RU1 Kirk, Mr* tor, Circle No, Nine J. O. Watte and Mre. C. L. Wei Clrel* No, Nin® met at th* homo of Mra. J. F. McClelland, Orcln Me. Pone Chela Ma. Four of Uw Methodic! 311 Elliott Ave. Monday after­ O w n ! mot at the home of Mr*. noon nt 1:30 p.m. J. R. Orawhed. Mr*. Rngwna Willi­ Mr*. C. E. William* gave th* am* i**ald*d ever the m u Ion devotional which was taken from while Mre. N, W. Ca*Ue gave the the booklet by Dr. Vincent Penle, "Whet To Do." The two chapter* The Golden Rule w u the kaala discussed wer* “ What To Do toe the itady by Mr*. Ed Shinhel- When Angry," "When Nervou*.' eer. It wa* anaawaced that a Mr*. R. T. Werren, chairman, bazaar will ba held la November. Mra. DuBeae and Mr*: W. L. opened the business meeting af­ Clark were aeaounced ai ahul-inz ter which the minute* wer* read by Mr*. G. B. Hudson, secretary tor the month. Officer* tor next year Include, and due* taken by the treasurer, chairman, Mr*. Eugene William*; Mr*. R. W. Tench. Mr*. C. E ce-ekalrman. Mr*. Blake Sawyer; William* wa* appointed publlcl. dlscusrtona stream er, Mra. Harold Whittorn; ty chairman and aeereUrr, Mr*. Witter Price; wera held with plan* being Spiritual life, Mr*. C. J. Mart- made for tha W8C8 picnic at wether; study, Mr*. Ed Shinholter; Rock Springe. Tien* wer® also Statu* af Woman, Mr*. R, F. Crea- mad® for th® coming baiaar. •haw; promotion MtrtUry, Mr*. Th® meeting in August wilt C, William*; tunihlne chairman, he held at McKinley Hall with Mr*. I* F. Richard*; lalephone Miss Ella Bolton and Mrs. C, E. chairman, Mra. T. Wilton. William* ae hortesse*. DcUeloui refreshment* wer* Ira cream *oda* and cookie* were •erred to Mr*. Frank B, Adam*, served by Mr*. McClelland and Mr*. M. N. Cartel, Mr*. J, B. Mr*. H, T. Brown to Mrs, fl. B. Crawford, Mr*. W. P. Field*, Mr*. J. H. McDaniel, Mr*. M. L. Nic- Hudson, Mrs. R. T. Warren, h#I», Mr*. Walter Price, Mr*. Mr*. J. M. McCaikill, Mrs. C. E. Blake Sawyer. Mra. Ed Shlnholaer, Williams, M.-s. R. W. Tench, Mrs. T. R. Wilson, Mr*. Hamid Mr*. Harr- Brown, Mr*. I-ld* Whittorn and Mr*. Eugena Willi 8U1I, Mr* R. C. flhults, Mr*. J, j j*. McClelland, Mr*. R. T. am*. strewn and Mis* Ella Bolton. Circle Ne. Fire Circle No. Five of the WSCS ANSWER TO A PRAYER •f the First Methodist Church What vegetable to servo at a m*t at the horn, of Mr*. T. F. MeDnninl Monday afternoon nt buffet supper often poses n pro­ I pan. with IS mombera present. blem. It should have "hasping" The session was presided over quality and e touch ef tho un­ hy Mr*. Albert Jcrrell, chair usual. Hera's one for your nast man. All repeated the Lord'* party of eight: Cook two pack­ Prayer and the PUd«* which I*. ages of French-cut frozen green “ Thy word U a Ump unto my beans, add g can of condensed face and • Ugbt unto my feet." cream of mushroom aoup, one-half The etudy wna given by Mr*. cup of milk, and half n ran of Grady Harman using for her French-fried onion. Mix lightly theme, "th e Manhood of the M u and pop into the oven of your rang# far about 20 minutaa. tor.” th if wee inspiring and « Joyed by overrent. SHAPING I T The chairman announced that Girdles and bras need frequent on# project fee the year U to •«1! IS bottle* of vanilla flavor laddering In warm auda end ing. Other bus1m m transactions rinses to assure that all-ovar daintiness ao essential to good were token care of in the grooming. Furthermore, ndrtsra Delicious refreshment* of th* Ga* Appliance Manufacturers punch and kerne mad* cookies Association, washing tends to them up for maximum were served to the following: tighten figure control. Mr*. Albert Jtm ll, Mrs. Grady Herman, Mr*. Clyde Ramsey, Mr*. J. Andenon, Mr*. Berate Greek, Mra, K. T. Cowan, Mr*. T. F. McDaniel, Mra. W. V. Bit ting, Mra. O. W. BUey. Hr*. A. C. Phelp*, Mr*. M. K. May*, aad Mr*. W. B. If eye, Ctrrtb Ne. Berea Circle No. Sevan of the WSCS of the Methodist Church met Monday afternoon at the home of Mr*. L. T. Be**. TBXAS* FAVORITE Hero's a Texas favorite to celebrate Annexation Dey (this date in 1843): Tha Gaa Appliance Manufacturer* Association sug­ gests that you try toPerra ef butterscotch cake (easily made with instant butteraacetch cake mix and baked in the over of yaur range topping them with vanilia iea cream and spooned over with butterscotch or chocolate aauea. Mra. K. B. McCall, chairman, SWEET LI VERB presided 'over the — *h* after Chicken ar* deellclou* which th® devotional art* conduc­ whan dirad,livars than dipped to salt, ted by Mra. Boy Wall. Tho floor and sugar , . , . yes aagar! ef the devotion w u B y to a d#*p-fa* kettle that taken fraen the booh era going strong on the top "Adventure * f ^ n y * r .” Mr*. B. %. M ggte* burner of your rang*. Sera*, with study, cejpred toothpick*- Sponsor Relates Cam p Experiences To Elsie Knights Mis* Margaret Benham. who was sponsored by the Elsie Knight Circle of the First Baptist Church at Y.W.A. Camp in Tampa In June, reported on the activities during the week she was there at the meeting of the circle held at the home of Mrs. George C. Dixon on Monday evening. In describing the highlights of the encampment. Mis* Benham stated that she had the opportunity of hearing 28 missionaries speak during the neck. She also stated that she had received the honor or being invited to serve as a coun­ selor there next summer, which would give her the opportunity of ■pending the entire summer there. Miss Benham was Introduced by Mra. Roy Reel, program chairman. The meeting wa* presided over by Mrs. Vern* Messenger in the ab­ sence et the chairman, Mrs. C. A. Anderson Jr. Mrs, Red give the devotional. Plan* wer* mide for the meet­ ing of the Business Women's Fed­ eration to which the Elsie Knight Circle will ptay hostess on Sept. 13. A committee, composed or Mrs. Reel, Mra. Irving Pryor, Mrs. V. G. Hasty, Mrs. Sheila Cameron and Mist Martha Fox, was appointed to make arrangements for th* snpper which will be zerved prior to tha meeting and Installa­ tion service. Mra. Walson Red was welcomed Into th* Circle as * new member. Min Foz Invited the circle to meet with her for th* Aug. 13 meeting. Following th* business and program the hostess, assisted hy th* Little Misses Jo Anne am) Ginger Norrla, served cooling re­ freshments. Those present were Mrs. Charles Benham, Mrs. Sue 5, Stevenson, Mrs. Pryor, Mrs. Messenger, Mr*. Iferbrrt Moreland, Mr*. Hasty, Mr*. Cameron, Mrs. Estdle Cilia*o«, Mr*. Watson Reel, Mr*. Roy Reel, Mrs. Dixon, Mis* Isabdl Simonds, Mis* Martha Foz and Miss Margaret Benham. Try This One Margie Vaughn, Donald Witt United In Marriage Monday Miss Margie Vaughn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vaughn and Donald Witt, son of Mr. ami Mrs Donald Witt Sr. of Maryland were united in marriage July 9 at the Vaughn home in a simple cere­ mony. The room was decorated In pink and white gladioli interspersed with natural greenery. The bride wore a white lace creation featuring a very full ruf­ fled skirt and a peter pan collar. It had short sleeves and she wort Lake Monroe News BV GRACE THURSTON Mr. and klrt. C. E. Norwood, and twe children, of Gainesville, wera the recent guests of Mr, and Mrs. E. Hamilton, af Lake 31on roe. The Norwood'* am former resi­ dents of Lake Monro*. Mr. and Mrs. Buford Eason and son Donnie of Cordell, Ga., visited Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Hlttell over the weekend. kfrs. 0. W. Murray of Dunnellen. N. J., lister of 3lra. Herbert Thurston, visited Mr. and 3trS. Herbert Thurston, and XIr. and XIrs, E. F. Goerg of Mt. Dora. Xfisa Claudette Hawkins, left for Daytona Beach, to enter ichool, ta take a beauty count. XIr. and Xtri. Fred Thurston, are visiting her son-in-law and daugh­ ter, Xlr. and Mrs. Gen* Terwlllegers, and granddaughter and hus­ band, Xtr. and Mrs. Dick Zeblryi of Pennsylvania. a small wreath of flower* in her hair. The former Mis* Vaughn carried a while Bible topped with white gladioli accented by small white satin streamers. She wore a corsage of pink (lowers. Mrs. Nancy Andrews was matron of honor whlta Chief Eaatman of the U.S.N. acted a* best man. The Rev. Ron .officiated the cere­ mony. Xlr*. Andrew* chost for her cos­ tume a whit* lac* street length dress with a full skirt and a round­ ed neckline. She wore white shoes and on her shoulder pinned a whita gardenia corsage. A reception followed with the traditional wedding cake and punch. Mr*. Barbour was in charge of the event. Miss Vaughn was born In Ocoee and attended schools here in San­ ford. She attend* the First Baptist Church and is employed by MeReynolds Drug store, Xlr. Witt was bom in West Vir­ ginia and has been in the U.5. Navy for three year*. H* is pre­ sently stationed at the Sanford Na­ val Air Station receiving hi* final discharge Jtdy 11. He plans to at­ tend college this fall in Xtaryland. After a ihort wedding trip to Daytona Beach the couple will re­ side at 701 E. SMh Street. FROZEN ORANGE TOPPING Different . . . . different . . . . different) Orange Jute® »at*d dressing. Partially thaw quickfrozen orang® jute® In th® ran by keeping It on the ahelf on your refrigerator and whrn you're re»dy to serve it, top earh por­ tion of fruit and cheese salad with 1 tablespoon of the concentrated orange juice. Old-fashioned eandte muff on ara a good Idea. Blowing out Capt. and Xlr*. Fred Stone, and randtra scatters softened wax on their two children, of Hobbs N. XL. table tops ar table linen. visited with their cousin*. Mr. and Add a dash of turmeric to a Xtr*. E. Hamilton of Lake Monroe. Captain Slone U stationed at Tin- cream aauea for a lovely goldtn dell Field; Panama City, color. WANT TO TRY a classic dish from the Italian cuisine? Then (ill small square* of homemido part* with ■ divine three-cheese (tiling. A filling oo templing that you want to cat U by the spoonful a* soon as you mix 111 If your kitchen equipment boasts two rolling pins, the short thick kind and the long thin variety, chooi* the latter for rolling out the dough. The nirrow old-rashioned roller—the sort our mothers always used for noodle dough—will help you make your pasta thin. And the thinner the dough, the more tender those outer double edgei of th* ravioli. We hid b«en warned about the possibility of the little filled squares coming apart during* the boiling period. But wa used our paitry wheel—a* the recipe directs to—cut out th* squares, and we had no trouble in this department. Nowaday* Bomano and Parme­ san cheese ar* widely available, and so It U easy to join thei.i with cream-style collage checie for the delectable fltling. Gat acquainted with tha two Italian cheea**, if you don't alreidy know them; they give marvellous flavor to so many dishes, >, RAVIOLI legredleatsi 3 eggs, 1' cup warm water, 3 tablespoons butter or mar­ garine (melted), l teaspoon silt. Sit cup* lifted flour, Three-Cheese Filling, 3 cups hot tomato sauce. Method: Put i egg and 1 egg yolk in a large mixing bowl; reserve ramaioing egg whit*. Beat whole egg and egg yolk enough to cornbin* yolks ami white; stir in wa­ ter, melted butter and salt. Beat In flour a little at ■ time On a well-floured board or pastry cloth, with well-floured hands, knead dough gently until smooth. Let stand covered with a warm bowl about ID minute* at room tempera­ ture. Cut dough la half. On wellfloured hoard or p**HT rlolh, roll each half very thin Into large matching rectangles. Bert rvsrved egg whit* until stiff; brush one rtctongl* with beaten egg white. Alto on this rectangle, starting at­ tach ta amt H Inch dawn from TTTT BAyrOTTO HERALD Wed. July 11, 1MB Peg# I Calendar WEDNESDAY The member* and friends of The First Methodist Church will Donor the Rov. and .Mrs. Milton II. Wyatt, and Mis* Rachel Beasley upper left-hand corner, drop slight­ ly rounded teispoonluls of ThreeCheese Filling I 'i inches apart ov*r the past*. Cover with second rectangle. Gently press dough to­ gether around each mound, with finger tipi. Cut Into I tit-inch squares with pastry wheel. Place ravioli on rack and allow to stand (uncovered) 1 houi to dry. Drop ravioli one by one into a quarts o( rapidly boiling tatted water; cook until tender—10 to 13 mtaulrt. Re­ move with slutted spoon and place In colander to finish draining. Serve ■t once with hot tomato sauce and tprtakla with U cup grated Parme­ san cheese remaining front ThreeCheese Filling. Makes about 48 ra­ violi. THREE-CT1EF.SE FILLING (FOR RAVIOLI) Ingredient*: 2 cups cream-style cottage cheese, H rup grated Ro­ mano cheese, 3 pseknges ( l 'i oun­ ces each) grated Parmesan cheese, Ik cup fine dry bread crumbs, 1 tablespoon minced pars­ ley. 3 eggs, salt, pepper. Meth*d: Mix together the cottage cheese, grated Romano *nd threequarttrs of the grated Parmesan. (Th® three packages of grated Parmesan called for will make about 1 cup packed down; there wit) be about U cup remaining to >e sprinkled on Iho ravioli after they are cooked.) Add bread crumbs, parsley and eggs; mix thoroughly. Add sslt and pepper to taste. Use a* filling for ravioli. Note: The small packages of grated Pirmesan cheese called for eome in transparent plastic wrapping; the rhrcsr may also be bought In 3-ounce jar*. 1 newly appointed Education D im tor, at a picnic to be held at Rock Springs, July II, supper will b* served at 7 p. m. The Rev. Wjrat* has served as pastor of The FJrte Methodist Church since lKIt The Chancel Choir will rehear** at First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. The mid-week Bible Hour will b* conducted by Elder Arthur De­ Young of tho First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m, In th* absent* of Rev. A. G. Melnnli, Pastor. Midweek prayer service will b* conducted at First Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. Melvin Dekte will lead the Train­ ing Union Executive Committee at First Baptist Church at 8:13 p.m. THURSDAY The Junior Choir of th* First Presbyterian Church will rohaars* at 3:43 p.m. at the church. The Youth Choir wilt rehears* at First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. The Deacons of the First Presby­ terian Church wiU meet at th* church at 7:45 p.m. Vacation Bible School will b* continued at Elder Spring* Bap­ tist Chapel from 9:00 a.m. to 11 noon. The adult choir will rehears* at First Baptist Chrueh kt 1:00 p.ra. The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Ctuh will hold their weekly dupli­ cate- game at the Yacht at • p. m. Visitor* ar* welcome. FRIDAY Vacation Ribte School will be roncluicd at Elder Spring* Bap­ tist Chapel from 0:00 to It noon. Closing program will be held at 8:00 o'clock. SATURDAY Vanee Duke will leal the R.A.'* at First Baptist Church at 1:30 a.m, TUESDAY The Unity Clasa will meet at Ever add ground rooked ham ■ p. m. in the Valdea Hotel with to mashed potatoes for croquet- tho Rev. Carolyn Parsona at teacher. The pubtie la invited.' lea? \\ ficAAonah Mr. and Mra. T. M. Dillard and aon Jerry, have returned home from Stock Island in Key West, where they spent their vacation. Cllf Thomas of Statesboro, Ga., la visiting Charles Wilke. The} are both students at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Ga. Mr*. G. L. Anderson la spending her vacation visiting relatives in Boston, Man., and Portland, Maine. MDl Versa Woodcock ha* as h*r guest* her lister, Mr*. Bertha Terrell of San Antonio, Tex., Mr. and Mrs. Lionel River* *nd son Lionel Jr., and daughter, Nancy, of Corpus Christ!, Tex., and E. C. Woodcock from Jacksonville. Friend* of Peter Monje will be glad to learn that he Is bark from the Florida Sanitarium and is now at hi* home 4IT W. First St. Ilia wife it the former Mary Morrla and friends are now able to call on him. Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Langston of 3910 Hibiscus Ave., are leaving soon on a two weeks vacation. WHAT NEKT? Ever poach egga in smipT In Germany your order of onion aoup often produces this tasty, hearty surprise. 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Noting that three—first basamaa Tad Elusuwahi, shortstop Roy MeMilan and second basamaa Johnny Tamplo—accounted for ala of tha Links Tournament BAN rBANCISCO, « — Pseed by thraa sharp-shooting Csliforntana, tha 04 surviving golfers in tha National Publlo Links Tourna­ ment today stop playing against par and start competition among thamselvet. ' Two match plsy rounds wars scheduled .that trill cut tha field to Id before tho day is ovsr. Loading tho public course play. Ora into match play was medalist Scotty McBeth, a K-ysar-old Palo Alto, Calif., salesman. Ho put an even par Tf yesterday with his « first round of qualifying play for a 141 tout over tha Harding Park course. Only two othare broke par for tha two days, n a y ware Vara Calliaon, ■ Sacramento, Calif., tavern owner who finished with a Tl-Tl-141, and lS-yaar-old Joe Gal* jardo Jr., of Los Angalaa, who had a 74-44-141. Par for tha l-SO-yard Harding course is M-H-1S. Bay Kart, a milkman from Daly City, Calif., matchod it for tha two days with • H-TS-144. Today's first-round matches in­ clude a meeting between McBeath and Trad Hubert of Pekin, 111., who survived the qualifying with a W-hola score of III, which in* ddenUlly was as high da a golfer could shoot and still play in the competition. Calliaon meats George Baddy of Indianapolis, who ftrsd a IS yesterday for a qualifying total af IB . OaUiardo, whoso « was tho lowest IS among tha lb who shot qualifying rounds, draw his first L o MB BUMSTEAD,CAN ) ______ VOU B lo w SMOKE - c V " " o t f f OF VOUB CARS ) n u t r y LIKE THE MAN V. - N O tM O K f COMING OUT r OF VOUB t L - EARS k 7 X GOOD- - 1 I DlDNt " THINK ' a m Indians Stretch Lead In League Bay Packet* havn played 74 featBy THE TVS ASSOCIATED PEES1 PBtSI , List tbs warpath -might, Last night, they thay hit tho might, itratrhcd thair their lead aval over bill games with tba Basra winning The Cocoa Indian* threatened in the ninth inning for six run* iscond-plsc* Gainesville to throb today to run away with the Flar-I and an M victory tvar It. Patera- games. A triple by Phil Alan, tha lab* gue'a top hitter, touched off tha rampage which erased a two rua Saints Usd. Bon Koauoh nlsa trip­ led driving bi throe runs. Gens Cockrell, Cocoa's regular tint baseman, pitched tha last two in* nlags and earned tho docisiaa. Leesburg b u t Gainesville T-l fat WHOLESALE AND RETAIL lb Innings and Palatha defeated Orlande UK. Daytona Beach at M l Waal Tbirtenath Stmt Fbm West Palm loach was rained out. Tom Giordano's homer with e mate on board broke up tha gams at Leesburg. He also homtred in tho sisth with two man an. Palatha pounded Orlando's Banala Itosd and John Botnar far IS hits and nlsa get lata af halp from five orrotu. Only five Palatha U. B. CHOICB BBBP runs ware earned. Palatha'a vtetary Juggled tha SH O R T RIB S ■tendings. Tim Tigers bumped St. Petersburg far third place and LB. 19c Orlande dropped to sixth past tro t i u t * m tha Nationala. Alston employed IT players as compared with n used by Casey Stengel of the Americans. As Alston saw It, tha hay hit la tha game that produced tho Natlonals’ sixth victory la tha last savan games, and thair lbth la tha series of a, was tha homer by Wlllla Mays, a bench warmer until the fourth inning, Tha Nationals hold a slim 1-4 Isad whan Mays came up to bat for Gus Ball after Boyer had slashad tha sacood of his three straight singles. Laft-handar Whltey Ford af tha Yankees was on tba mound, hav­ ing replaced starter Billy Peirea of tha White lex at the baglanlng of tho inning. Pierce and Bob Friend had waged a fine pitching duel for throe innings, Billy yield­ ing tha only rua that far in the third. Maya mlsaed tha Brat pitch, than walloped a 4te foot boats rua halfway up tha left-center field bleachers at Griffith Stadium to give tho Nationals a l-d bulge. The Americana never caught a*, although Tad WUUama* two-run circuit blow ia the sixth, immediaaMty followed by Mickey Mantle's heater, cut the winners' margin to l-S. The Nationals had tallied sin­ gle runs la tho fifth and sixth. "Mays* pinch homer was tha turning point,** said Alston. "It fare ns a comfortable lead and put them on the defensive. After that B was Just a matter of gatting good pitching from everybody. "Ia addition la Mays' hit, I'd say Beyer's fine May at third am the strong pitcUnil throughou: ware the key factors In our victory. I'm net taking anythlex away from tho ether fallow^ They all played splendidly." One of the "ether fallows” was Stan Mualal, who accounted for tba sixth run with a seventh-inning homer, hia fifth in U All-Star games. Tha great Cardinal outfield­ er regained the record tor most hems runs ht All-Star aompetttiee an Imting after William* had tied his mark by hitting his fourth heme run la 14 All-Star appearances. Muslal narrowly avoided sorters injury ia the eighth toning when ha was kicked lathe thigh by team, mate Boyer no they both want far a sheet fly I* Williams. Ha ■aid K didn't hart, bm Alston ployod it sals and took him out f uptime mishap occurred in the JO H N N Y yeK % * * * * * * * * •AaU> **OSUC/H* \ yoOJN HNHTttAMOBH Z. o*7H § r ffH p Y A N tr m j* * * r - - C * T * i you * 9TAFF PU TM O fo WIT* AC*, WArrw/ to * * M A * * * * n H t * * * * * * OtU-Y 01O ***** T *t*fP *H A Southern Cal., U C L A Join Forces proposed that the presidents draft « naw soda governing athletk LOS ANGELES (ft — Southern scholarships and that punlshmmt California and.UCLA have Joined for peat violations be patterned forces aimed at euspending ath­ letic eligibility bane Imposed by the Pacific Coast Coaferonco and at drafting a new athistic purity General Insurance Dr. Prod e. Fags, president nf the university nf Bsuthari Cali­ fornia, started the move yester­ day in n sharply worded talegram to Dr. token Gordon Iproul, chairman of the president's sensdl af the PCC. Ha suggested that the presidents meet within two weeks and agree to suspend ail H. J A M S OUT AGENCY TENDERNESS GUARANTEED L Y K E S P IC N IC ALL-hiEAT STEW 2-79* n Deviled Crab* 2 for 43c National's It hits, scoring. three rum and driving in two more, Ita ■aid meaningfully: "Their performance. hart thaold halp than tho rait of tin season." Klueiuwakl had two doubles in two timaa at bat and drovo In a run. Tamplo had two Uta, n t BBI and a atolan baaa, a ndMeMUlan had two singles. la addition. Tan* pit and McMillan executed tho only doubla plajr of tho fan * to anuff out tho American's blggnt throat “ I'm proud of my guyi," aaid Tobbetta, tha Nationals' first baao coach. "A lot of wise-guys anlckarad whoa all thoaa nan af mina warn votad to tho All-Star*. Altar what thay did, wo don’t havo to apologise to anybody. 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W H Y NOT || | �a- R otid on ts ■ B. w .^ A s- WACfflKOTON CH — Tbe Civil Aeronautics. Administration told C om m * Monday about a 24AmQlioa-doDar federal airway pro* 1 M M a r hauling program gram alrnad at praparlng for tha tar >aMerty Maaaevbuatta resi­ dents It making n-me o f tit Otato'a oaslar ritlama fool they •ta Vafcutaf a Ml of hsavan.” T i t fkgt A# I f in jects dotlfnad tarreuWawto ever M y a m old oftnod Ha 84-apartaant doora to t»; paramo .ta il. Java ary. Known at Carry Court, It la a two-itory bnek bulldmg ooatlod m a aottlcd ■alghbartoed on o abady atroat low Meeks from tbo main thor•ughfsre. tb o oldoat tonant la tT; tie youngart « . Tbo am a g * ago ot fiv* married couple*. II wldowi and on# widower ia 74. Sine# moving Into their compact; comfortable thret-room apefiments the eld folks at home say |h#lr new envlroment la ‘like a spring Ionic." ITm •I,"- **)e Mr*. Gertruda Hedge, a retired watchmaker, "but for th# last fir# months I haven’t felt a day over SO." Th# Marearluiseli* State Hous­ ing Board. already poateued with ampothly-nmnlng know how after H rm rk with sou millions of hottaIng, for veteran*, pm Its homing dnlgn for th# elderly on th# drawlug beard* two year* ago after studying plans for older age hmiv’ lag In -all parts nf the world. : "MaaiachuaatU h*< no intention that old folks frequently have dif­ t of nsglectlng Its -rnlor elll/cna." ficulty climbing stairs—not so at , as)* Charlre A. Lawlew, exteu- Caiey Court. Stcpi are lower and •tiva director of th* Waltham residents are not required to lift Bottling Board. their fret more than aavan Inches. Cyny Court is built l<> Kvlusiie of front entrances, surrounding*. The uld folks can thresholds have hern abolished. atjll chop at tne nld store, visit Huihtubi have bullt-la seats and . the same library ami worship In grab bare, their own church. Kitchens have sink, stove end "Everything has chknerd. but refrigerator arrsnged tide by side nothing is dirforent, only newer within a five foot area. Under tbe aed nicer," says Hc'efi sink is a handy disposal; to ths Chamberlain, 70, a retired nurse. right of the refrigerator Is a ‘ TJib . Bey Stale plan for pleasant roomy |/antry closet with lor# tieusing for older resident* cilia shelve*. for a maximum rental of 341.30 * Urcaus* older people often have Month' on each apartment. Rent difficulty detecting odors, all ap­ nual Income celling M *3.173 for pliances are electric. Other safe­ •Ui||a.person* *nd 13.7)0 for eou- guard! ar* luminous light switch•i, triple lighting, and “ trouble P***.-; j j '.) , - 1 tfirll apartment W similar, but belli,* Th* "trouble bells," one In the •alar achsms* vary. Older folk* don’t sea so well, btdrvoin, snutnsr m th* living thus glass hk* been used abun­ room, are the apartment watch­ dantly throughout tha develop- dogs. (f a tenlnt la suddenly •rent. Entrance hall* are glare stricken or a auspicious noire la •nfieafV aid ..k in g«j» picture heard, he can summon outside help merely by prilling lha ball button. So far the "trouble bull" hasn't barn used, but "it gives you a nice feeling to know that help li vptoy'fNiw.wtauth* living room, aa near aa tha next apartment," WtMJljfUJU the length of the T. To *a}s Mre. Isabelle McCJuillrn, 74, t h F / im - lf w /Wtriren;-. kora** th' I rmfred watchmaker, ban ff a Mdroom and beyond that Bill Burke, 71, a retired fruit fa • 'iMIhraott. A firs aicapa leads and'prndut# dealer, Uilnka the de­ fropt tha bedroom uf each urttalra velopment's major asist is th* apartment. "feeling of Independence it gives Tha housing board diM-avrrrd Ui." Stockholm, cross** the ftnlih lint to break tbe 84-year-old record gar Uw SSS-mUe yacht rare from Newport, R. L, to Hamilton, Ber­ muda. The winner dipped one hour, 14 minutes and four ascends off tha time registered to IMS by the Highland Light, which made the run to Tl bourn. U minutes and 48 ascends. ffntsvwetteMl) Red Countries Expanding Trade UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. -T h e U. N. eays Communist countries now are expanding their trade with underdeveloped region* by aiehanglng complete factories for raw materials. Tha U. N. world economic sur­ vey for IMS, published Sunday added that "the new trend may have considerable significant for future developments In world trade." , Tha survey said that last year the "centrally planned" or Com­ munist economies absorbed from a fifth to a sixth of Egypt's total cotton export* in exchange for "capital goods and armaments." The Rad regimes also made big purchaaes of sugar from Central America and rubber, Jute and rice from Avia and "delivered, in ex­ change, significant numbers ef complete Industrial plant*, other equipment and industrial semi manufactures." Tha report said Communist trade agreements for UK suggest­ ed increased deliveries of Indus­ trial goods, through the Iron Cur­ tain in return for primary com­ modities. "Agreements concluded with Af­ ghanistan, Burma, India, Indone­ sia and Syria," tha report ob­ served, involve deliveries of c o m p I a t a Industrial units by Czechoslovakia, E a s t e r n Ger­ many, Poland and tha Soviet Un­ ion. "Trade with Latin America and tha Middle East bps also b e n davtioplng along similar lines." The survey attributed lha aaw trend in rad axport t r a d * to "general policy consideration i," tha Communist nations’ growing need for primary commodities and their expanding output of capital goods and teh plight of agrieulturdeveloped countries for capital goods and tha plight of argrleultural products on the world market Sugar, cotton, rice and grata— commodities for w h i c h prices weie weak and slocks large—warp the main llama the Communist* bought. There was a 38 M par cant In­ crease in trsda between tha Bad Countrias and tha United States and C a n a d a , which ware dealt uilh a< a unit. tlplaa of 1ST A. Not aecaaaarlly. t o o may ro­ pey H la amount* of o w a lu 'ao tool aa thay ara not teu than II par paymaob Q. 1 aatarad rerrlee lor a!x mootha under tbo 1SU Kaaorra Forces A ct Bow long doaa tha fra# indemnity coverage laat after 1 leave military oervleeT I heard It last* for only » d*r*. A. The free Indemnity coverage eootlnoo* for UH day* after you leave aarviea. Previously, it con­ tinued for only SO day* after nerv­ ier, but tha period « a i extended to ISO daya under a recant law, Q. I waa a real aatate aalatman before I waa called to active duty. Now that I hate been diacharged, 1 wonder if 1 could take a “ re­ fresher" course hi real mtate un­ der the Korean 01 Bin, ao that 1 could brush up on the subject A. A "refreiber** course would not be permitted under the Ko­ rean 01 BUI. The law prevents veteran* from training for objec­ tives for which they already are qualified by reaioo o prior trainlag or experience. Q. Aa the widow of a World War I veteran ! am Interested In know­ ing If there era different rates of death pension paid to widows la my eategoryf A. Payments o death pension to widows of vetaran* of World War I under tha present laws arc at tha rata of 130.40 per month when there •re no minor chUdren. This rate la I,; t t l< > ( BAXTER'S NOT k PggLtH* WELL .TODAY, BUDDY! INSTANT HEAT It’s mighty convenient to bare one of those email room haatara for use wherever direct heal la needed when autumn daya sud­ denly turn eool. So be prepared by Installing one nowl SHORT CUT TO LEISURELY LIVING To bo an efficient homemaker, lean to let hot water and thick aoap or detergent aud* do moat of your cleaning for you. The Gas Appliance Manufacturers As­ sociation aaya this aavaa a considerabls amount of your energy for th# fun aspects ef house L egal N otice in tu b c m re ir copbt. :.-nrm jin icia t. niacviT in ann ron ■ aaiasta rou arv. n o a iD i. in uuancMtv no. etna. t) O. UANIKU a *lsals man avnea or MawVwstoo Wa warn have a *trv°2 KNOWN It KIR*. DRVVaRKS. LROatkks and o ran tk rs o r t h b MAID W. T. ATKINS JOHN P HOW. I.AND WIIOIR RKSIDENCn tS UN­ KNOWN. IP AI.IVK ll'<* l!A HPOUBR IF MARRIKD. AMD IF F o lk s Eli vlrurea usually ara paatod from person to person la droplato coughed ar aaaasad from the throat, bom and lungs. Follow* ing aa Inrubalhm period of aos or two daya, you will suddenly become fatlguad, you will bagla to aeha and maybe have (hills. You may became aaueoatod, ▼omit and hare a baadoaha. Your aaw vaccina. temperature may elimb to 101 ar 104 dagrcaa within a taw haure. Sulfa drug* and antibiotics wli hala ward off any agmpllritlnaa. Th* man who “ writes you up" for insurance Is an* of ' the most human of all talesman. Ha daala In human Ha-, turs.H* must ksao a myriad of facts and figures at hit finger tipi. Ha must ba persistant, parsuailva and par* sonabls, Tha slncare Insurance Man offers you wmsUiln* you ews yourself ard your family. Hs insure* your life, with amp!* protection for your lovsd one*. Ha In* sure* your home, your car, your personal possessions. He sella accident insurance and ofttimas, spsciol klnda of protection eovsrinr other persons] A business assets. You're dolna yoursslf a favor when you buy w*U plann­ ed insurance. Consider him one of your most needed friends I MDGS PLYMOUTH WE F k m t ill SA LU T E W/WE MOM,l COULD BUNK WO TOR K GNACK WITH TMOUt GROCERIES t * OF COURSE, Ba x t e r ! WADE'S samxMKt —Birr m o t j u s ' omb SMALL SNACK MOM 1! I'M SO NERVOUS THAT EVERY LITTLE THINfr ^ U P S E T S M E! J —* OUR TOW N! FOREMOST NEW,-w TANGERINE TANGO ICE CREAM Half GaUmi 69c £ v 7 h KRAFT >V C •£ 4 r s m -v . bettor not Uka the vaccine It la derived from chick embryo material. How It Boqtoo csl l i t S . M 81. fm ONCE again. Many Authorities Influents epi­ demic this year. Moat m m •( fla, you are. Are •Auaad by variation* ef viruses sailed A and B. Otnerally, out­ breaks of tafluinxa A appear to atcur la cycles at two or three years Influenza B, which niuallp breaks out ovary four or five years, waa last considered an •yfdamla In IMS In certain areas. Q/u jv u m BAKE-RITE I SHORTENING CAN g - i~ J A ji A W d ia il V I I | I LB. Qt. Bottlp GA. or FLA. GRADE UA” (DAD) FRYERS WHOLi 39c LB. IS OK. PKG. LYKBS SUGAR CREEK WIENERS 29c OACAB MAYER BADGER 39* (Limit with order) (Limit ui with order) CHASE A SANBORN (Limit Out) COK. JAB Instant Coffee $1.19 OLD GLORY SUCED BACON - 39* Pork & Beans Is 25c SWIFTS PREMIUM SPRING LAMB SHOULDERS CAMPBELL'S - 39c Tomato Soup LEAN FRESH GROUND Moawy-Bavor! 1956 K E L V IN A T O R 80" D eetrie B aas* CAN CAN LYKE8 YUNNA 10c ) ! OX. CANS) HAMBURGER 3 - 99c SAUSAGE 2 - 29c 79c. 49c Bug Bomb A tJ , REAL KILL LEAN (It OZ.) 5 Vt GAL. CAPACITY • Grant Beat Ovaa TARNOW ALL MEAT COLD CUTS.— ♦ ■HKAKFAST BOLOGNA • OS PKG. lit If OK. PKG. 4U *77 SPICED LUNCHEON • OK. PKG. Xft U OX. PKG. 4»e Garbage C a m 99< FROZEN DONALD DUCK We give cm with every purchase ORANGE JUICE SCOT TORET TISSUE 10c .-»V> A "f.l -■*., jjr e lia « OK. CANS 6 for Me Apple Or Cherry Pies 2for99c. FROSTY ACRESr- (WUU Oaly) Avr. FOODS MORTON’S FAMILY SIKH 14 OK Vm D K>0 ■ /i SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. m m ty MUMMff R. MMAtltt, BJ. at* Anticipating an ajhibuisL JtoOuJl , C rC E. 3 FOB II OK BLACKEYK PEAS 11 OK. BABY LIMAS S OX. BBOC. SPEAKS SUPREX MARKET �I *7\fr > i*y »' 1 1 Cash In " The Many Opportunities In The Classified Ads W ant s Get ■.one 1321 t l —ROOFING—fLLMBlNO |m -BUSINBW OPPORTVNTTTRS LIVESTOCK W. J. KING Plumbing Contractor IS Lake Karp. jKr-PEESO N A LB N O T tc iT ENVELOPES, Lettsrheidi, rtsla­ ment*, Invoice*, bind bill*, and programs, e t c . Progressive Printing Co. Phone 4Da — 403 West 13th St. ORLANDO Sentinel Ralph Ray, 3U0. Star, Call : Local and Long Dlitanae moving. GATLIN BROTHERS Agenta for HOWARD VAN Dragline A Bulldozer Service LJNES, INC, PENINSULA* TRANSFER A STORAGE, Inc. Ph. 2333 Geneva, MM-W Sanford Office U00 French A re, Phone UPHOLSTERING Custom Mads Drapery and Slip Covers Roll! way. HoapiUl a n d Baby “ ' Day Wank_sr MonUk-Tef. STANLEY KULP 1413. Furniture Center — Phone Banferd — SS5t-J. u e Watt Pint tasi R, Part <nway it -h > ^AMAZING—Custom made Reflea* WELL DRILLING tor-Lila mall box and lawn algni, bouse numbers. 3326 S. Pump Sate* with SinJord Ave. Sanford.________ Repair Service AUTOMOTIVE •—BOATS AND MOTORS GARLAND SHAW P. O. Rea 341 LOXOWOOD it w. p. CERAMIC TILE Patti P. Mueller A Son Ph. 134 Free estimate. Quality work. T. V. REPAIRS Til 10 p a . Servica Calls, 1310, FOR SALE — TV* & P. Outboard J. Q. Herrin, Ph. MM-J. W. A. NorrU, Ph. 1330. Licensed Tech­ nician*, guaranteed work. metor, Mercury. Good condition. • Call 1UL Ralph I n n a BULLDOZING LOWEST * BRIDGES Sat. llSS-W Orange City Spr 4 4*34 ; S—MOTORCT CLBS-BICY CLRS * CUSHMAN Motor Scooter. 1MT. te Excellent condition. 2M.00, ilk W 14T1-J. I I —TRAILERS FAIRBANKS • MORRIS Pumps, Wall Drilling, HOWARD C. LONG, Pturns lag 107 East Commercial Ave. EMPLOYMENT It will pay YOU t> see US before you buy. Open Evenings and 34—CHILD CARE Sundays. WHITE Woman will take c-re of Beatslde Trader Sales children la country home. Day* PaUtha. PU. Uap^ only. Experienced. Phone ■ 3S-ft. Naw Moon house Util er, for tale or trade on 3-bed • roem house in Sanford. PHONE M—HELP WANTED-PEMALE WAITRESS — Apply Touehton's K Drug Stare, Mr. Clark. IS—VIED CARS • 1M1 FORD Convertible, g o a d BaautlcUn, air conditioned ta Good pay, permanent post * ahep*. |im cash and assunu Phone *71 or Inca of S3T9 on easy pay nU. Includes Insurance and CURB GIRLS Apply in person to l. Inquire at Doggie Dinar, Pig'll Whistle. Mary. BOOKKEEPER— Experienced In lSSO isrd Top convertible, Line keeping let of books, meeting fin Cepre. One owner, low mile* public. Permanent position with -*ge, very clean. M l E. Com local company. Give full infor­ ‘ it. Phone MB. mation. Sex M L % Sauord Htrsld. Rulck—tUB. Two new WW ti 5® ■•ale** t i r e s , rpcondl Dependable Woman to lire In; > tatter, new recan tire, radio A care for I children. Good *alary • dtogter, new battery. Call 341 room and board Phone 394S-W. fe t t e r • p. m. i Nash, 4 door sedan. Claan lu­ be tury, aheap u n u 1 M Maple, ne calU tte W U T f IT—HELP WANTStf-MALK NIGHT PULL TIME DAT Driver*, must be good drivers drivers, gftber m d ilfftfiifliMf YELLOW CO., H s5 T M a g n olia . CAB CO., VI* BUSINESS \ 8ER VICES PARLORS • SMarn Air-conditioned Salon ; J ^ iU rriett’e B s w t y N ook M | a ,o e h r s .s u t l—ACREAGE SERVICE S ATION — Excellent SLEEP-TIME SAVINGS Location—Major Company Pro­ Kingene Bed, complete 111* Contract and rcpt.tr work. Fret ducts—Proven Gallon***. Avail­ i inches wider and estimates. R. L. Harvey. 304 able Immediately on Purchase longer then ordinary bed Sanford Ave. Phone 1I3S. of Lew Inventory from Present Bedroom Suite tte ^ J g e r s t o ^ jh o n e J J ) ^ ^ ^ ^ Plumbing. Kresky Heating Uoukt'a.-c bed. Dresser and M lm * M. G. HODGES FINANCIAL 3 Rooms Complete 12*5 Service on All Water Pumps— Bedroom, Living Room Wells Drilled — Pumps 34—INSURANCE and Dinette Piols Road, Phone too ECHOU BEDDING CO. Comer 2nd A Magnolia, Ph. 1232 Preferred Rates to Preferred Bamberger" Mgr, PoUcyboldert Open Monday’s 111 *:3* p. m. John W illiam s Ina. Agency VISIT OUR BALCONY 41T Sanford Atlantis Bank 34 Bujy your Furniture at Berry’ s Cmtmttag sen Repair Warehouse Fum. Co., at *01 W. tear Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 1st SL All nationally adv. furn­ No. 34 — This is a free pais to the iture at warehouse prices. PLUMBING A REPAIRS for Movicland Ride-In Theatre Septic Tank Installation A Service. Mrs. Virginia Tope. Exp. date Sewer Connection*. Archie C. / July 30, IBM. Harriett, Phone 734-W or 1333. PLUMBING 1A—PLACES •O EAT_______ 39—DOGS—CATS—PETS Kohler Plumbing A Supplies Reem Electric Water Heaters Z 1 FOOT-LONG DOGS if* Ph. SS German Shepherd Ida of choice waatem melt, 2134 Orlande Dr. weeks old. Phone 1ST».lipped direct from a Montana S3—SPECIAL NOTICES packer — Tha Doggie Dlaer If—POULTRY No. 1 — Thla U a free pee* to tha Movleland Blde-tn Theatre for lfr*. J. B. Dunaway, Old Or Undo Hwy. Exp. July *>. 1*3*. IT—FURNITURE—HOUMCWOLD 2*—SALESMEN—AGENTS SALESMAN NATIONAL CONCERN Will urn ploy man between the age# of 25-33, nest appearance, automo­ CONSTRUCTION bile essential. Must be perman itlona laid « poured. Will ent in Sanford end able te stand invsstigation coupled with sincera ambition. Right party will receive above average compensation, pleasant ►f. pep later. Up te IMS working conditions, security. UUle as M74I monthly. Write, giving full particular* to f . O. Box MT, Holly Hill, PU VACATION SPECIAL — Go Firnt Clean — Hollywood bed, good condition. Ph. 31734. NOW— a mm film rental library at Wieboldt'a Camara Shop, aio te—FARM AND GARDEN S. Park Ave. DC 4 Tractor, Bargain MERCHANDISE BRITT TRACTOR CO. Hlway 17 *2 South Phone Ml 43—ARTICLES POE BALD SO—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Paint—BJO gal. Pool Pc Lacker*, SPINET PIANO BABQAIN special ITJI. J units Hammocks, Jungle Tarpaulins. arpaulbu. Army-P Army-Navy Surplus To be transferred to reliable par310 Sanford Ave. ly In this community. Tremen­ dous livings if you act immed­ —Factory to You— iately. Write Credit Manager Aluminum Strain Music Co., C41 N. Orange Venetian Blinds Orlande, or phone 41401. head. Sag-nroof bottom n —USED CLOTHING rail with plaitic ends. Plastic or rayon tapaa. Cotton or nylon BEAUTIFUL, full length, white formal. Used once,. site * Will fen k a rik Glam sod Paint Co. sacrifice for half price. 240.00 113-114 Wast 3nd St. Phooe teO 606 Pert, Apt. 3. USED Hotpolnt automatic wash­ er, good condition. Croiley She! RENTALS vsdor refrigerator, excellent con­ •4—APARTMENTS dition. call 1*33-J. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS A. K- SHOEMAKER, JR. Phone 1991 3-BEDROOM bouse with carporte, porch and utility room, Frig! daira appliances, 2323 down LOWELL E. OZIER Builder — Phene 133* Office: m i B. Orlando Dr. ARE TOU LOOKING FOR A NEW ROME? SEE and COMPARE The Homes Built If ODHAM * TUDOR, INU Builders of Fine Homes For Florida Living BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three And Four Bedroom Homes 1 A I baths Varied Selection of Plane Avail­ able. Priced From 211,200 to 23<,ooo VA ru n — FHA 4 FHA in.erv ico Financing. HOMES AVAILABLE: South Plnecrest ... . Sanford. Fla. Grove Manors........ Sanford, Fla. Valencia Villa* ... . DsLand, Fla. SALES OFFICE 2*25 S. French Ava. Phona 2100 A 2M0 METAL PART-TIME Job by young man, Saturday afternoons a a d/or Now In slock. Corrugated evenings. Can do meat any type Gat all Your wortTcALL 1*43 after • p. m. u Mary __________ By Carpenter. I ll Myrtle Ave. : l t-H A UMDR Y-DRT O M M S <One hour —Wash and Damp Dry h —Wash end Dry Frii tea Beat f L L Sill — Plane S Bedroom fum. Haute, adults V M n owsanns. a O B U IM WKiiniceiiav Arrnflnnon tree ASeeaien WHh Ua*t* Wan tile Csrlunn Carnival MVKMAO *it* Mawe* M aa I n ar-x D*rta l:IS John tisly N e » e Ills Th a P :r* Owl* iline.it J sn L a iA ftn J s room with open firtpTaea. nice steed dining room, two good bedrooms, Florida room (or exIra bedroom). Closed garage, w. Stminole Realty ISM Part Av*. T. W. MKRO Pbon* 17 or 111 M O H .M M I I'ruaram Raeume Waw*-W«aihar fn * Mornlnf Chaw !!K Captain K a n * * r«« 1:00 Th la l « - i l Of Oars 1: 1* Ernie Kutao* Show to.oo K lim Kar* Iflllu Nirth* it inch ti.oo Valient l-ailr ii.il Uote of 1,1fe lt.10 •aari-li for Tew errow till* tiulillns l.lsht A K TK H h n w W t.eo Nan-Hlaiul tip A Ita C m tnlrg J:I0 13:30 'A* Ihp Earth Turn*'* Johnnv Caraon Vli■•war's Uls**l t.ne T b » Hie r*»i>tf i.in Klim K*r* till K lim K «r* Yr* line tirlslilfr |i»r till Hrrrrl Hmrm t.sn Tlir ,-f Nlalit 4.00 llr.twrlnic Amiini with Ktlln* W M IIH -T V J W K M IA V IM .r . 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One end on# IX Radio u tn a -isx rea n ten xiteoT otae WKUXMeOAV srmaxnew T»e % % ii 11. Begin IT 12. A sprite (Shake* •pea re) M. Greek letter l (pose.) 1 49. German title of reaped DOWN X. Asher* | XT II f W Ji Ji % • YOU'RE TELLING ME! -Sy WIUIAM EtnCtntrit Free* Writer . ICE CREAM talcs showed a marked-Increase in ths last few months, according to statistics. Now. that's the kind of cold win­ ter we really like. I ! ! Brlfhtar Dsr *;is RaR'npar. tie* Oeea lleuae IrM • 7 n «, 1 •' »• % J 14 < H ' M l 1 i•4 4 •* • 14 »•' ' - '' *1 » II 2 • 1•J 4 * • , i e * «• . » ' 1s 1 * .* *■ * %r p Jnhnnv tian tie llnuaapanr r*»off Creskr ti>« •t«» " 21. Agate barrier when toll ! te . -; . ►, m; ax cffcrisr I ur electrlcel 43. E«*i 1 otiek (B lot.) resUtoncn SI.Gtri'o 4Elec.) 13. Stir up 34. Decapitated t. Blest 32. Title of 117. At home 11. Loir at. m u t rwpaet * 13. Mine 11. Author* <8T. A mountOhl entrance 20. Thorough* ofThaoMly WtthBHi IS. Pitcher fort W.Thotw , 37.0e4n with o lid 23. A germ* of 32, The point l (P m ) 1Herds 12. God of war cockoton (Or.) (N.Mex.) 32. Slight 18. Period* 19. Impolite of Urn* 30. Shinto 13. Boost }g. A country of temple u-lcktdneu IBib.) 7 3S: Entire amount I 29. Wretched* il ness 22. Com* 4 mender* J 33. Silver « (eym.) 10. Blundered S. Often tel nun* •.Tantalum' mOywt) Wnar Wert* At Slo Market Jtepert 1 Twiitekl so »i# Km>rl» lta"4 Meal* At R asSea til tlUkL tig a i loud Rneee Ter a U i r Olal -14- (er Musis ‘Florida manufacturer and In- HAYNES Office Machine Cn.. only, SM Holly Art. Call 1M1-J.. 4 S lrlR ftr Typewriters, adding machines, aUUar ad “ Snie 'a Spin" quick Real Ratate A Insurance REALTORS Sefas-Rontate, 314 ling., Pb. 44. S-BEDROOM houeo, wfmntehad, service laundries, has surveyed Mr*. Lour In# Messenger, and secured several choice laun­ L. l'a y lo n , Broker Ph. IS l u p l e x Iff Magnolia Ava. dry location* in the Banferd apartmoot. Alberto J. Hall. Associate area, No previous experinece noPhono 3S71 17-22 at Hiawatha 1TM tea*ary. Small down payment, hash flnancteg. w ise illy high Cimsult A REALTOR First promts. Monarch Laundry MeCULLEN AND HAKKEY ehiaery Chip.. F. a Ren OR M N. Fart Art. Phone 2212 PURNITURR CO. Ft. Lauderdale, PU. If doslrod. Csl HR l-W. YOUR RASY WAV to mating va- ______ A . WUUamul B tsllsr IN TER-QUICK thru O iiriSed adaTjsma- Raymond LundqulaL AotocUto tU B. ANTED TO RENT thing voetntr Phono tan ter * mover S t L S " ' Used 1S7« AIUnite Rook Bldg. ox od-writer. w JjTItD TO. RUYr OR RENT-3Sm* * Larry's Mart NO CASK REQUIRBD when you __ ____ te o f buyer*, Phono 143L Ml Kail 1st piece Classified ada through 110,000-12AM Rang#. Res RJ Waat Ada. your ltlcphonc.^Sjm^ly % Sanford Herald, i Had Nal The lthythm Hour 1:41 Tart Patiarn MFKR Guy AHen, AenocfOte Arietta Price, Associate im i l l N- Part Av*. >'aihl»na In U ualt Th e Itabata llandaavuua Th a MllliiMialra f v a tiut A Samat w -> lha ..la r N lf lil KlshtS Klim Kara Ynu Ara Thar* Cruni-h -rut Ha* NlKhl New# Manors Itrra k Th e Bank Siio l.oo lit! to.OS toil* 11.00 H ill Hite Mian-OK T M tiR e llA V etse ■1(1-0* Mnssbad OCEAN FRONT cottas* at New Smyrna. Ph. 3147 after I p. i ROOFING 2-V Crimp-1 V N " corrugated roofing Moot at SMALL cotug*. Phono 11S4-W. S b u n u u CoEcrtlu Pips Cu. 3-Rcdroom furnished house. Lsrg# Out W e* 13th SL yard, good neigbboriteod. Phone Television :ue wants mowing. 71AM-A .■> M. C i g » MeUonvlUa tionad- Hwy. 1T-M A SlumberAPPLIANCE CENTER FOR RENT land Court “ Your Wottinsbouse Dealer" Desirable I B. R. home*, kitchens finished, g » to Ilia mentA Phono 1717 111 MAGNOLIA Apartment for l or 2 adults only. Lights and water furnished, id* 10“ TV. Good picture, wood cabi­ E. lath st. HERE IT IS FOR QUICK RALE net. Price *30.00. Pb. 372-J. Thla home le up te the minute in 27—MOUSES and COTTAGES eonetruetiou — 1a alwacttrtly 43—BUILDING MATERIALS TWO CARLOADS beautiful brisk, orange, red, and burnt black. Sot them i t SHERMAN 1-B.R, Bungalow, completely furn CONCRETE PIPE CO. PHO(l<Eh« » 0l3 ll,clud*d sisW*Mr Palmatio. II—WORK WANTED—MALE RED-I-M1X CONCRETE SER Seminole Realty for DesirMiracle Concfeto Co. UGH SCHOOL boy with newer 302 Elm Ave. Phone 13X3 abto Homo* and Apts. Phone 27. Bv STANLEY u —n o n e s BALL REALTY 2-BEDROOM houaa, unfum. At 3341 Palmatio Ava. Ph. tt 144-W. u t »»•*«• OfNe p g g , || REAL ESTATE 21VOLUME Funk A Wsgnslls WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* Encyclopedia |30. Jim Howard, . private baths. 114 W. First St. 131* Plines too. HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t *7—BROKERS and REALTORS Apt*. S3* & Atlantia. Daytona Ws buy and sell used furniture. ‘ Call 2374-W. Paying top cash prices for any­ thing of value. SUPER TRADAvalon Apt*. EUlclaacy, Phona RAYMOND M. BALL 1NG POST on 17-*I. Ph, 3033-W. m-w. OSCAR M. HARRISON For Sate: Washing machine good REG. BROKERS apartments, air cancohtfmon. l*0> Metlonvllle; Ph. S. D. Illghlrymin, Associate dlttenlxg and TV option s i m i 2106-W. Phone M* K______(Highway Part 17-21). San­ 2*4 South Park Are. Mi*c. household furnishings inclu­ ford. CLARK’S TOURIST COURT 1225 Down - • • VA Financed ding 31” RCA TV, Twin bed$ 10,200 room suite, ‘ wo rugs approx. Sx ■PT1CIENCY Apartment Suit* •N# for bachelor er couple. 4-year old home. 3-Dedroom* with 10'. Day 2944-J1. Evenings Private bath. Acroee from Post Jalousied porch. Yard well land2133-Mi. Office. Manuel ■caped. Thla te an unusually good buy. Beautiful 3 pc. living room suite— Three and fenr room furnished coat naw Itsoo, now ........ 1100 $14,722 ante. Vary clean and close in. ft. Phllco Refrigerator, 2 door 3 Bedroom*, 1 4 Beth. Desirable Pbene g\g, Jlmmv Cowan. neighborhood Terms Curved Glass china cabinet, .. Stt FURNISHED apt*. Phone 1131. UNUSUAL OFFER Servel bottled gea refrigerator STORY brick A frame home almost new, ........................ *41 DESIRABLE one and two bed­ facing a park. Exrellent condi­ Sectional book case, oak .... *13 room furnished apt. Ph. 432-W tion, nardwood floors. Ail large Naw portable sewing machine, rooms, 2 bedrooms, living room ......................................... |3*J0 CLEAN funuahed Drat floor apt dining room, den. Kltchtn eq­ * 1004 Palmatio Avs. • pc. dinning room suite........ tTI uipped with appllinres and dlsn Whit* kltehen cabinet, ........... giO I A I room apt Ph. •W. washer. *13,730, c**h or term*. Hollywood bed, box A Innersprlng, OZIER REALTY CO. 3-BEDROOM unfurnished apartLaura B. Oiler mont Reasonable. PHONE 13M. 6-drawer ehesL . . . . . . '....I !!! i l l Reg. Real Estate Broker 1H " water pump, G. E. with 3/4 So Orlando Dr. — Ph. 1IM H. P. motor ........................ tao ATTRACTIVE furnished apartmtnts, utilities Included, 2 Super Trading Pest an IT-tt. room* 243; 2 rooms 2*0. 107 W. Sea us for French Ave. Property PHONE 2433-W. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2th S t AIR CONDITIONER — 3/4 ton 2344 French Avr. 3-ROOM furnished apartment, Phllco, practically new. f ill. J. W. HALL. REALTOR clots In, 111 E. Stil St., 2*0 Call S65-W after 3 p. m. Johnny Walker. Aaoorlaia monthly, p h o n e m m or lou. "Call Hall" Phona ITU U—APPLIANCES GARAGE Apartment, 3 room* FRIGIDAIRE appliance*, ■ a I a a and bath, unfurnlshod. 317 Holly and service. (1. II. High, Ovltds, Ave.. Phone 3t3-M. Fla. Phone PO-3-U1I or Sanfern Sl M * KUHN, apartment. Phone 6B3-W. 1643-W after t p. m. A B. Paterson, Broker Associates A B. Peterson Jr., P- J. Che»Furnished apt- w Part Ava. AIR CONDITIONING te r m , Garfield WUtette, Jehn For Room or Building Nicely furnished completely rquipMelsch, R. W. Willie mi, Haul a B. POP* CO. INC. ed five room apartment. 273.00 M. Field, A C. Doudney, Land Month. Phone 1317. • Sodth Perk Ave, Phone 1441 Suveytw US N. Park, Phone 1IM Rfflstency apartment, air-condi BAGGBRLY USED BRICK W ed. July i i , | U ( THE OLD HOME TOWN No. <1 — Thla lx x free guest pass to the Kite Theatre for P it Catsube. Present this ad to the box ^ f/ice ^ & tg ^ a te ^ itiy jO ^ lM ^ All sites and colors ol NATION­ ALLY FAMOUS SAMSONITE Luggaga may be purchased at our store on easy payment plane . . . INITIALS INSTALL­ ED FREE. HEAVY red hens. 25c lb. DELLMAC FARM, Richmond Ave Mather of Sanford Phona 215S-R, 303-02 E. let. St. Phono 127 No. 40 — This is a fraa pass to the Rita Theatre for Mlae Mar­ go Dunn. Exp. date July 30, 'M 12—ART1CLM Ptm RENT THE SANKURD HERALD FOR RENT — 12 seres tiled land naw Ford Tractor, and T room house. Write Box SI. climbed before. Kan at the neat desk say* U K te n high ambition. t I l 4 lU yoat’Otd PoNth women celebrated her blrfhitey te • more* ntr wo Aiyhly approve, lb* port TAici-r* llute 10 0 dead rabbit* no adi-ico to tko yonap folk. from a South Dakota tlort. 7A« cepe report they can't fin d hide "loti is one), m i wg# b w o#" or bare o/ ’em. o o i 24.9, eny* he. t m esq b goM At-— —j 1 1 t I la Arizona heavy rainfall* bring scorpions out nf (ho ground-eel•net Item- That mokes bod weath­ er weceo. 1 I ! Britain plana te - I I t A party of gwlss and French alpinists kav* arrived In Pent with hope* of testing two tower­ ing peaks Uiat have never boon energy. PIPE C0. ’t t Out W ill 13th M . ■ill A- "i1 �PEACHES You Con Sov# Two Woyi at WJnn-OUJo-W# Hovo THo Bo* Mofthondlio at lawo* Prleot. Wo Ohro Top Vafuo Otomp* With Ivory Dlmo You fpond. Juil look at Thoio Ovttfand* Inp Spaclali In Ivory Doparlmont. DELICIOUS. HEMTHfUL SAUSAGE FROZEN FOODS IIMY flOXIN U.S. CHOICE EAT-RITE VEAL SALE! 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JULY 12. 193(1 Groups To Hear Experts Report Douglas Stenstrom. member of the Senate committee to consider segregation measures and Representative Mack N. Cleveland Jr., a member of the House committee for the same purpose will hear s report in Tallahassee Monday by a tommittee o( legal experts which ha» been considering possible reconilation. By MARY FOWLER The calling of ■ special srssion The Oe Bary Republican club haa of (he Legislature apparently de­ 134 paid membera moil or whom pends on the committees find­ war* at the meeting yeaterday ings. House 8peiker Ted David said morning In the flrebouae. Raymond after a conference with Gov. ColOvington of Daytona Baach, can­ line the governor left him wilb didate for aherlff of Voluala, Coun­ the impression ■ special session will be railed only if the commit­ ty, waa the ipeeker. Humoroualy referring to the 1st- tee presents specific prdpoials for segregation legislation and A eat Soviet edict whleh premises recommend! Immediate action. w that In the free country of Ru»»!a If called, the special session 1* there never ihall be anything but Churrh. (I.eft to right) Joseph rmitrarlort Pastor Stephen__ M. a one perty ayatem, Ovington de- expected to convene July 23 and Hviuiak, member of hulhiinir committee; W. A. McCree, Orland Tuhy, chairman, church buililinic committee; and James Gamble Ruse's II, architect, Winter I’aiV rlared that In this free a'ate of also to taka up other emergency Tuhy Florida there ahould be two par matters. Chief among these would be tptlaa that would act aa a brake to each oher la tho political field. propristlon of I'fc million dollars "We muat be forward looking," he to battle the Mediterranean fmil elated, -"we muat look to tho future fly which is menacing citrus. Da­ and in ao doing. Influence our vid said the governor apparently (rionde hero Into the belief that a feels funds- can be borrow ed from ,m two party ayitem win bring about other appropriations to carry on n good mao at tho helm of govern- the medfly fight If no special ses­ SLAVIA—The St. Luke's Luther* sion la called. menl.“ Vice prealdent George Perty foot­ an Church of Slsvia will be en­ Retired Circuit Judge L. L. Fabnoted thia apeech by adding drily isInski of Pensacola, chairman of The First Church o( Christ Scien­ larged. The contract for additions that while he thought the aentl- tho segregation study commute* tist, located in Sanford at the cor­ and alterations was swarded by menti of Ovington were beautiful, said ho has invited the president ner of East Second St. ami Locust the Church to W. A. McCreo, Inc., atilt up North where be waa con­ of tho state Senate, ipeaker of stantly in polities, they had ona the House, members of House and Ave., hat begun the construction of of Orlando, for tha sum of k>4.main objeetiva; to get elected; and Senate committees named to con­ a Sunday School addition to the 203.00. Pastor Stephen M. Tuhy. Chairmen of the Building Commit­ ha wanttd everyone la tho state of sider segregation measures, the present church structure The Cub Scout* of Den I, Park tee. signed the contract for St. 31 made an Inspection trip to the Florida to havo tha tame goal. governor, Cabinet and Board of The completion of this addition Luke's Church. Tho architect'la V "There are three million people in Control mambors, university pres­ Florida and two aod a half million idents and representatives of as­ will make possible the accommoda­ James Gamble Rogere II, of Win­ Sanford Boat Work* this weak. Archie Smith thowtd tho cubs of them eoma from other itates," sociations of county school board tion of about SO Sunday School stu­ ter Park. The estimated construc­ tion time is 190 days. ihe dry dock where they welched he prooounced, "so there It no rea­ dents and will enable the Sunday numbers and county school super­ son why they thoud stand back Construction will begin ihe latjer several of the boats come In and School to be held at the same hour intendents to hear the report. and accept thU one party lyattm as Ihe church service. This will en­ part of this week, it was reported. saw the new trailer on pontoons. Meanwhlla, Rep. Prentice Pru­ able parents of small children to whleh waa originated by provincial The Building Committee consist* The group of Cub Seoul* went itt of Jeffsrsoa County said ha attend the morning worship. settlors yoara and years ago. of: A. Duds Jr., Ferdinand Duds, aboard tho "Misa Hope" after mendatlona on segregation lag!* "The Republican party In Volu­ Completion of Ihe new addition efiorge Jaqubcin Sr., Hugo Weber, sia county hat grown from >00 In will "work to tha end" of outlaw- which is architecturally designed to Joseph llvlsdak, David Earle, Joe which they learned to aplice a rape 'St to 4,400 this year. It should log tho National Assn, for the Ad­ conform with tha present church L. Miklrr Jr., E. L. Bellhora, and and lit a knot. Tha group then _ and can show Us strength at tha vancement of Colored People at building is expected in about >0 Pastor Tuhy, chairman. Joseph enjoyed refreshments. next session of tho Legists- days. * voting booths this fall. While 1 Hvlzdsk will, serve as publle rala Cub Scouts making the trip were believe laOviagten'e atalgmaal that —r* I-V ' t 1"V ^ ‘ * Thema* -Fthner/ Pepper Smith. The-Sunday School additiw.le .Uo*« represent»ttvn. - . ■we must be iorward looking, we Pruitt, one of the Legislature's being added to the northeast cor­ The derision te let the contract ahould look out for ourselves right most ardent segregationist*, made ner end side of Ihe present build­ was marie Sunday afternoon at the Jim and Tom McLain, Johnny now; show that wa mean business; tha itatement In a letter to the ing. II Is also being constructed so Regular Quarterly Meeting of St. Clark, and Charles Stein. The group get on the bell and dote ranks for NAACP In which he complained that future additions can be rea­ Luke's Congregation. The contract wai accompanied by the den mo­ tne November election, voting ha had been enrolled a* a mem­ dily added. was signed Tuesday afternoon in ther, Mrs. Gloria Smith and Mrs. right across the slsU." ber of the organisation without Chairman of the building com­ the office of Gamble Rogsrs, in Elaine Clark, assistant den mo­ Mrs. Harry Seller told of tho pic­ his consent. mittee is Floyd C. Richards. Mem­ Winter Path ther. The next marling of the den nic plana and staled that a list of He said ha behaves the NAACP bers of Ihe committee are: Sam will be the last Turwlsy in July. speakers would be posted laUr. The ALLOWANCE NOT ENOUGH following board of directors was princlplei art not la the best In- luwran, Sirs. Ira Wilson, and Mrs. TOPKKA, Kan., tdl —A 13-year- MAN, M, FIGHTS FIRE ALONE * unanimously elected: Arthur G. tercet of his county, suta and llarrielle Shelley. old Topeka boy told officara ha nation and declared "1 therefore MACKINAW CITY, Mich., LR , Watt, Frederick Cleringn, Earl broke into a service station bo- All alone, Stanley Zuras, 60. Pickford, Mrs. Carl Smarting, Rob­ advocate the outlawing of thr cause hit 140-s-month allowance fought a fire wide: which swept through ert Brown, Mrs. Wallace Gabler, NAACP in Florida and will wort hia motel while firemen waited Harry Sailer Mrs. James Living to that end at tha next meeting Partly elosdy through Friday, doesn't keep him in cigarettes. his He wtt turned over to •ton, Carl 0. Uad and Mrs. Ares of the state Legislature." helplessly a few hundred yard* scattered thnndcrshowcrs or earring Erickson. Pruitt la a number of a House mostly daring afternoon* and even nile authorities. away for a train (o pull away eommlitoo to consider segregation Inga; low tonight 44-74. from a croaaing. measures and racalva recommen­ dations of tha Fabislnskl group. The chairman is Lacy Mahon of Duval County. Other members are Roy Buries of Polk County; J. B. Hopkins, Escambia; Cecil Volter W. Davis, M. disd at • Coatin, Gulf; Bart Knight, Cal­ P- m. yesterday at the home of houn; Thomas D. Bssslty. Wal­ hie daughter and son-in-law Mr. ton; J. S. Alexander, Liberty; and Mrs. Tod Jones, W. 1st Mallory E. Horne, Loon; Doyle 8t„ after a short illness E. Conner, . Bradford; A. Max Rom Sept. 1 1 , UR, in Henry Brewer, Bretard; Farris Bryant, County, Ala., ha was tngaged In Marion; Bam Gibbons, Hillsbor­ tha lumber business In Alabama ough; S. C. Smith, Dc Soto; W. C. and west Florida and had retired Harrell, Dade; A. J. Musielman, ■,?■ SO years ago. He had been living Jr., Broward; John J. Crews Jr., in Sanford for M years and aitin- Baker; Sherman Smith, Indian ded tho Church of God of Proph River; Charlea D. Stewart, Oka•ey. loots; and J. Emory Cross, Alach­ Ha la survived by bln widow, ua. Mrs. Eula DavU; six daughters, Senate President W. Turner Da­ Mrs. R. T. Williams, Ft. Walton; Mrs. J. C. Stokes, Mrs. E. M. vie named a committee for the came purpose; Woodrow Melvin, Cain, Mrs C. T. Swaggerty, Mrs. O. W. Hall and Mrs. TH Jones, Milton, chairman; Wiloon Carrsell of Sanford; tiro sons, N. W way, Tallahassee, vice chairman; m Davis. Sanford; and H. M. Davis, and W. A. Shands, Gainesville; E. W. Gautier, New Smyrna Tampa; » grandchildren and 14 Beach; L. K. Edwards, Irvine; great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mm. J. M. Brown. Woodville, Charley F. Johns, Starks; Verle Ten.; and Mrs. Ida Boswell. Port Pope, St. Augutline; Dewey M. St. Joe; and one brother, Clcasb Johnson, Quinry; John Rawls, Marianna; Doyle Carlton Jr.. Divla. Millville. Funeral services will be hsid Wauehula; B. C. Pearce. Ea*l Paat 11 a. m. tomorrow a' Brisson Ittks; and Fred 0. Dickinson, Funeral bema with the Rev. D. D. Wait Palm Baach. Creasy and tha Rev. £. W. Mar­ tin officiating. Burial will bt in (• ^tergreen Cemetery. R. Ovington Says Florida Should Have 2 Parties Church Adding Sunday School To Structure Weather Funeral Services Are Set Tomorrow * For V. W. Davis Hospital Notes JULY II Mrs. Martha J. Duer. 43. died at tha Seminole Memorial Ho*pitat at l:M >. m. this morning aft­ er a lengthy Illness. Bom Jan. It, lfT4 In Vesbit, „ Mo., aha had lived In Sarfonl for v oeven yearn nod resided at 419 WUl«w Are. She If survived by her husband. E. C. Duer ef Sawfsrd; one daugh­ ter. Mrs. C. H. Rchwaaer. Tamps; M r grandson. Charles H. gebwantr Jr.. Allants. Gn.; and several .nieces and nephews. In In •barge ti a m agema le and bur­ ial win be In Oaklawn Memorial ffw i t * Mrs. Jue Wright (Sanford) Clyde M. Harper (Sanford) Willie Rountree (Sanford) Luvada Franks (Sanford) INsrhsrgea Henry A. Walcott (Oviedo) Henry Edwaid Hirt (OsteenI Mrs. Hosrard Brown (Sanford) and baby girl Ethel Bryant (Oviedo) Walter Jonee (Osteen) Ann Oracey (Sanford) Birth* Baby Boy Cobb Baby Girl Tugwall JULY IX Beta Lee Walaey (Sanford) Carol Van Cnimlty ( f Births Baby Boy Wright Aaaoriatrd Preaa I.eased Wire No. 139 ceway ■0 Senator Mrs. M . J. Duer Dies This Morning Your Horald la Not Dtlivered By • P. M. Coll 1821 Before 7 P. ftl. For Delivery If Plans Made To Enlarge Slavia Lutheran Church Cub Scouts Visit Local Boat Works County Board, Com m ission Hears To Request Two Moie Florida lafes Relate Place Cities Grant FP&L State Events On Ballot 30-Year Franchises Miss Juanita Wynne, sponsored by the Pilot Club of Sanford, anti Mis* Nancy Cash and Ml** Carol Null were dinner giie.*t* at Ihe monthly Pilot meeting and spoke to club member* uf their trip ami experience* while attending Girls' State In Tallahassee. They were instructed in legislature operation and in bill drafting which wa* in­ formative and haa given them a knowledge of procedure used in State government. Tie dinner meeting was held it Pticlp's Restaurant after whirh the business meeting was h*ld it the home rf Mrs. Al Hunt with Mrs. Sue Stevenson, the presi dent, pre*id.ng. Mrs. Viols Faust and Mrs. Vela Lambert ton, two new members, were welcomed Into the club. Plan* were (old of tho Pilot In ternatinnal convention that Is to be held ata the Hotel Fontainbleau In Miami with the Hibiscus Brun­ ch opening the session. Th* cli max of tha convention, membera were told, will he the installation as president of Miss Jean Cuneher rf Hamilton, Ont. This will be the first time In Pilot Club history that a non-res­ ident of the United Slates has been an International President. delegate and Mra. Felice Swanson i* the alternate. Mrs. Raymond Chapman and Mrs. lamrine Met senger will also attend th* con venliun. * REWARD OFFERED FOR HAMS NAhHYIIJ.K, Tvnn., — Ret taurant operator John Ustaoa oft rrrd a reward today for Use re tu rn o f 40 Hama slot stolen frum Ids re staurant. lie promil omised to forget about the M in M ole cash, stolen When lie taw the Ifira ws* out control, Zuras ran outside, a heart Plans fur the expansion of the Seminole Park Raceway near Casselberry, In Seminole County, are beginning lo take shape, ac­ cording to William K. Kemp, pre*ident of th* airanlzatlon. Yesterday the Florida Racing Commission accepted tha applica­ tion fur pari-mutuel batting at the harness horse racing track descrilxsl by Kemp as "on* of th* lineal facilities in (he nation." Kemp said this morning, "We felt highly complimented toward the Florida Racing Commission and th* attltud* that they as­ sumed toward accep'ing our aoplication for harness horse rar­ ing at Seminole Park Raceway." Ila said, “ Th* State of Florid* can be complimented on the high calibre of men on its Racing Com­ mission." Othef than Kemp, si president of tho Seminole Park Raceway, three others are on tha Board of Directors. They are Pay Klippsteln, • nationally known englneer, at vice president; Carl Lindberg, secretary-treasurer; and Jack Roberta f Roberta Awning and Venetian Blind Co., vita prea­ ldent. la outlining plana for tha fu­ ture of tha fabulous harness hers* track and tho pari-mutusl betting, Kemp said this morning, "Wa log meeting, In accordance with the requirements laid down by thsm in granting us a full pari-mutuel permit. "Wa thrn intend to qualiy with the Board of Bemlnol* County Commissioners and reouett a place on tha General Election bal­ lot in Novtmbor (or the approval by the electoral# of Semlnola County," be said. Explaining tb* plant for ex­ pansion at tha Seminole County (rack, Kemp said, "If this refer­ endum is successful we intend to begin th* development of what we believe wall become one of Ute outstanding race tracks in Amer­ ica. Our plan* call for toe pivlng of ipp:oximately 40 acres for a parking area, the immediate build­ ing of a half-mile track, tha de­ velopment and landscaping of the Infield which will be second Ui non* in th* United State*, enlarge­ ment of th* grandstand and Ihe construction of 10 additional barns which would, when completed, at we understand, give us th* larged harness training track In Amerlen In addition to the pari-mutuel ae tivitjr. "We already have what >t con(Continued on Pago t i l ) Two more Florida cities ham granted new 30-year franchises to Florida Power and Light Com­ pany. At Sanford, the new franchise, which was adopted unanimously by (ho Board of Sanford City Commistlootrs, bees ms effectho yesterday. It had previously been approved by a vote of (ho citi* Zens Tha day before, at Arcadia, tho freeholders voted nearly four to on* la favor of granting • new franchise. Tha ret* waa M7 fop tha franchise, 174 against. Membra of th* Arcadia City Council publicly urged (ho free­ holders to ondorso tka franchise proposal. In both Instances opponents o f the franchise proposed that tho city undertake municipal owneP* ■hip of a city-owned electrio plant end distribution system. Robert H. Fite, prealdent and general manager ti Florida Pow­ er and Light Company, balled tho results oa o resounding endorse­ ment of tbo American tree enter­ prise system. "Florida welcomes new Indus­ trie* and venture capital," Fite said. "Arcadia and Sanford, both located lo rich agricultural area*, are expected to there In tha rapid hmlmiB. kxtMftirUl , tbit is taking place all over Flor­ ida. "This la Just further evidence that tbar*,lihs other progressiva Florida communities, extend o warm welcome te free enter­ prise," ha said. Tha granting of that# two fran­ chises follows closely on tho heels ef defeat of a municipal ownership proposal at Lake City whan the cltlsena there voted down by a S to 1 margin a pita advocated by City officials that would have put the city into tho sloe trie light and power buaineaa. "Since 1043," Fit* said, "a total of 148 Florida towma and ritian have granted new long-term fran­ chises te lb* company, Including ■U of the Urge elites served oa the east and west coasts by tho company's distribution system. Boat, Ski Club Sets Sunday C ru itf To Silver Springs The Sanford Boot and Ski Club, a group of boating enthusiasts, ii planning a one day rrulif Sun­ day, July II, op tha Oklswahn River to Silvar Springs. Tbs group will meet at the Municipal Park­ ing lot at the end of Palmetto Av*., at T a. m. Any boat owner Interested In making Ihe cruise with the club cm contact Joseph Nicholas, Phone 4334 or M34-R or Jeff Da­ A series of special services will vis et No. 1L he hrld (hi* week at lha Church uf God. Rev. H. W. Hendeisun, pastor said services each evening. Thursday through Sunday, will begin al 7:43. Gin-st speaker will be Rrv. John Thomas Pollett, TT, pasted away J. Fnurie. Mr. and Mr*. Fnurie. this morning In a DeLand rc*t uf Durbin, Union of South Africa, home. Mr. Pollstt came from Bril hate hern atlrnding r.-llsge In Vernon, Pa., nine year* ago and ihe United Slites sine* 1333. They waa a retired emoloye of th* Hill­ are graduate* of Lee College. man Coal and Coke Co., of Penn­ Cleveland, Tennessee, and recent­ sylvania. He had residec at H uly attended Trinity College, Clear­ gins apartments for about two water. year* A eordisl Invitation is extend­ Ho ii survived be his Widn'V, ed to tha public to attend the Mrs. Flsnche P«>1.<»* and w -j -1 services. ler. Mrs Hulls Blade of " -------HI. Funeral RE READY! . nnuuncod A mock rntmy sir attack designed to train Civil Defense personnel and acquaint tha public with planned protective procedure! Is sol for July SO. YOU SHOULD 1. Tuna your radio to Cooelrad (444 or 1144) 4t 1:04 p. m., July 20. >. Listen for warning strew in your neighborhood. 3. Thank God that this I* Only o simuUted stuck M i (tot prttictioi it p i i m l , pared and provided. Church O f God Plans Series O f Services Thomas Pollett, 77, Dies In DeLand � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 11, 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/31e0e225bb3764014de012c4750b427c.pdf 27840acf334340e8a171e95889d6ab2b PDF Text Text 1-r Mon A b lt To Ste Chrysanthemum After 40 Yeors YOU'RE TELLING ME! Production In State Expanding Rapidly Renowned ( Ow ttw i l from Page One) and made orchea.rat on* that count up, according to hla list, of over 4,000 acorea uaed bp the ,(C M M f M Pago Oat) .m ndparaMa returned to pick them radio and broadcaitlnjr companies. Up they leuad the bepf diapiaping Of Scandinavian extraction, he M eaviaMa tatch ter the photo*- •bowed eigne of muitral preeioptpfe^ri. Tbep tetd ef the acreamt otneea at an earlj aga and had aren waa heard Cram up the lake a the food fortune to be taken bit gad raahed there, fearing a on bp the famoue mueldan and psychologist, Dr. Paul Yardln, paang girl had fallen overboard. himself a prodigp who acquired Eat It eventuated that ehe merely a doctor’e degree when he we* kid a aurpriee viiiter Jump In her St. When Von Hellberg firat Matt a huge ban. broke into the orchestration and “ Theta la a friendly alligator arrangement Geld he found thli there, too," eepa Ed Tldetnan, an group very poorlp protected with regarda to their financial secur­ ardtnt De harp a n g ler./m en we ity. "After a performance wee come In after a dap of flaking, he oner given, the rnmnoecr would eurimt alongside the boat and begi recr ve nothing further for uee fee g handout. We make for the of h s mu lie which might attain •here, however and he tries to lure mormon popularity but without aa hack bp dliportlng hlmielf about a penny for the compoeer. So and ihow-off antic* in tha water. the youthful muilrian sparked Wn leave, eaUing out. 'See you la­ Interest In en nrgsnlxatlon whlrh ter, alligator!* " now I* all-powerful, The Ameri­ can Society o f Muiical Arranger*, It la saly about 100 yean of which he is >Utl vice presi­ nteea moat cooking In America dent- he was alio th« first vice president of the Composers and wax done ovar open fir**. Lyricist* Guild of* America and It on the governing board, avail­ able for consultations. Ha branched out from piano and m e c m c i'iT c o t n r , s ix t h fall In love with Ute rich modula­ tion evoked from an accordion, anemtv no, t in . becoming so enthusiastic and pro­ , v dtitw o r etlT Kin u s e wiujon , ficient that be talked Ihe wellknown accordionist, C h a r l e s Magnanta into holding n recital “ Defendant at .Carnegie Hall to which they Invited, not accordion critic* but town resldaar* Is Bavesneh. Oeor- terioue Judges of musical art. a, and whoso last hnnwn malllnp .dreesli F. a Bos »»>. Oavsnnah. Their performance was so well Trtwttt taka Wotire that a swotn received that It Inspired Von Hallberg to continue this type of study, la between giving lesson* in harmony and piano composition, It ts an action for dlrorrs. tha ha encouraged young accordionists *rt title of which Is Annl* t,»* flaon, Plaintiff. V. DoanVd Ldward to perfect their aktll. "To show you of how much Interest the TuskairStsaENTn ere to » * • accordion b now," stated Von o % n f t , flS t r c i o ^ T S B o? Hellberg, "at the National As­ i Ctrratt Court of Hsmtunls counat Ashford. Florida. anS eenro a sociation of Musical Instrument! show which will be held thle month at tha Naw Yorker, there WsrelnMTafr wit* or a decree pro will bo entire floors given over to •fess^wilt ha sntsrsd i s i Ih I roe. showing of accordions.' Last month ha waa Judge for tha Am­ erican Olympic team of accordionto Ith Rav of Jutv..A. D. t i l l bte, with prita winning compet­ itor! from each of tha 4S states meeting In New York for the final aelaetioni, "They ware nil good," elghed Von Hellberg blissfully. "But ftcvrr coiin r, xixth none outshone the other until cw rrrr, ih m M * about tha abteenth entrant. He made ua all sit up and taka not­ ice; hit Instrument sang, cried r g .r n o .M a a and talked to us. Young John l-a Plaintiff. Padula. He will represent the U. 8.' In Hwltierland this August at u r. MoonK tha Olympic finals when accord­ n r w i «w B E r £ lo n -,*u ionists from all over the world THB NAME OF THE !T *T * OF will exhibit their skill. Of course ha will meet stiff competition from the Swiss themselves, many O f sllva aid If dead thstr of whom devota their life 'to this ipewe heirs. devi*#**, i*«*t*»*. branch of music.1* Von Hellberg looks youthful now although he talks of re­ S r -w r a T -m tm . . _, ... . her unknown tirement. lie weighs in at a slender k n t■ater. o s i if---------------------stive, astf If dead, their 132-pounds which Is most deceptive Mon.tN unknown hrlra devlseo*. designees, lienor,. creditor*, tru,t- for he can lift a 300 pound weight with no trouble at all. He became exasperated one day, ha says, when ha couldn't lift the comer of a •live, sad If dsad, thslr usknowa TOO pound piano to piece It more heir*, devlteet. UustaM, sulenm. ltsnsTs, credltnrs truttrro and eras- advantageously, so he begen “ ex­ (Its, and MAItT U HlttlWM and ercises with concent ration'' and J. D. BttOWN. hsr husband. If alive and If dsad. thslr ushnnwn hrlrs found that ha could soon become devisees. Uaeists. swIaniM. Ilrn- the master of the piano iltuatlon -------- -^Ittore, trustos and ursnteM with ease. He d e m o n s t r a t e s and let irtlM rtslmlne Intsrsvl. hr that he ran do 10 sit-ups with a th ....___ fr ii.ror auslaat the etmv* named ral^Dv^iut*nI* aol known to bv SO pound weight on his shoulder which Is a source of wonder to And to: All hartlra having nr •lalmlng te hava any rlsbt. titla nr his N, Y. police friends, far they, Ihtarast It and la tha fullonlna ds* with an average of 180 pounds, serlhad prepartr, •ltust»d In Kami- do only five sit-ups with 30 pound •els Countr. Florida, to-wit: weight on their ehoulder. So If oa If. Tnwnshlo II , amith he should really retira and favor ants it Katl. rnnlalntng II Da Bary ha may start enmethlng arms nor, nr 1*M most Interesting among the form­ Tou. sad aash of inu art noti­ fied that a lull te nui*t till* to th* er white collar men of- thle town ibove deesrlbed prepertr hst bovn who find themselves confronted fllvi asslnit vou and rou art hsrtbv required to etrve a enpr nt jour with unwonted weight lifting pro­ aaawtr or utvadlae to tho Cam- blems In their gardening. In bet­ Malst eo tha Plaintiff* atlnrntva. UOIIHSHT A l.KK lot KnoWrt ween lesions In weight lifting Building wlntsr Park. Plnrlda and there might he a moil pleasurable flit thv arlelnat antwtr or olradlag la ibt nf flea of the cltrk of act performed with swaying aethe Circuit Court en nr before the eordlons on tha De Bary patios in let dev of Auauet till: otherwie* the ellteetlona or eald Complaint the golden moonlight. to quiet tills to tha afuratald dearrlbed propertr thall he taken |i auhfeeeed. This notice thall ha puhllelird nara •erh week for four con>e>'Mil>a wetke te the Baaford Hereto, newt^A^fED^Mi ttth derof Jus*, till Tha two varieties ef peacock come from.India and Ceylon and mart (ram Malaya, GREENSBORO, N. C. UR-’T o really m fried chicken, golden brown, eriip fried chicken. . . there'! hut nothing like tt." In the*e words M-yaar-old Letter C. GrUmon of nearby WMtaett de­ scribed the Joys of being able to tee again after 40 yean of blind* la nxpntidinf rapidly. Prednetion Blinded la ltia bp IritU, an in* hat htertaied M told daring the flammitloe of the iria of the epa, lu t alx yaari. Crixmon. a farmer, lived la the Economlata Cecil N. Smith and, ™rld <*># blind until an operaDonald L. Brooke with thn Florida ■«<» et Weiley Agricultural Enpertment Statlona k*®* Hoapital her*, figure that taeoma from large "ft w*a the red-checked table mum* end pempona thla aeaeon doth I aaw fln t,H Criemoo told wiO reach Lett eeaion'a a reporter. "It was on the kitchen harrert on 230 te r n brought grew* table and I could tee the red and era 22,430,4to. the green and the white on it. It The economiiU eay thn w i» not *** * Christmas preient. And then an profit. They point out that eoit 1 , « » lh< greentree* and cara of ekrpaanthemum production la *ol°g by the bouee. high - amounting to more than' Irltie, which deitroped the light 130,000 per aero. >of hie left eye beyond repair, left Irrigation, dlaeaerand poet eon- Criamon able only to discern light trol, plaitie covering and fertlllter *n(1 dark with his right eye. The are among the eaaentlala that puah opnation m tored eight to the ra nroductlon eoite. Labor eoeta rt*™ ')*• Legal Notice m*v wsiBt ’asns S f*D A£ « A FORMATION nf Soviet Delta supersonle Jets room over Moscow's Tuihlno airport during a spectacular show for U.S. Gan. Nathan Twining, Air Force Chief of S u it The Russian* unveiled m e n now planes on Red Air force Day. ffaforwottonnl RedtooheBs) Citrus Peels Becom ing A M edicine Chest Item THOBS orange and lemon petti com plication !-oven tooth t * AppnranUy itu ek f *—«■ Bioflavonoids b a n b u n known to adenea for more than M yeera Just recently, however, medical Interest in them has Increased. In fact, thay ware deeeribed at a Haw York Academy of Betenee aamlanr u "tha moat exciting, broad and hopeful Bald at Mo* logical Inquiry today." —.V* naturalaovreaa Then a n many n a tin l aoareaa aubaUncaa. but ef these chemical substances, ‘ at la oriaga orutga thay a n moat potent amt lemon paala. While they a n somewhat ahal* Ur to eltaaiiaa, U hasn't yet bu n proved that bioflavonoid! a n aa necessary to human life aa a n vitamins. They b a n b u n used expertmentally against such ailments as the common cold, ehlekmpax, rheumatic fern , coronary throm­ bosis, tonsillitis, lnfluensa, polio, abnormal menstruation, diabetic Legol Notice llovrrai,* I.lrrnss Kirin Km ____ nihrr Itvrrlpla . Twtrv . Tolni Total rneiple, Inrludlng beltnc*_Z----- - ~*~TJ |*rniH„r<t Tee Mllltae ■ ■_____ , HXPP.M1ITI SHIS HaUrlre nl f.’ountr Cnmmteelnner* —„ . ____ HaUrjr t'lerh of tlodrd of Cuunly Commlteloneei t'ouotv Auditor - ..... . ...... t*omrol,,|ona to Tni A>er,enr ............................ t'pinmtMlnac to Tel t'ollerlnr hhrrltf. Atlrrdanoa Court, Bailiff* A Cnmmieelen n* Plnee and coeti ___ —. ... .. ....... . t.lshlt. Fuel and water --- ------- ----- _ ----- - l o p A r e * o f A tM H e i'g b to t-to D te f c a n . T « t v ou U fin d M prin aJ rig h t r i n i f f r t h t trtU kn tn rm l.i-nar—Pun hat* nt Volins Machines llcncral htatlonorr. Itlunke. Muppllre, ale. . kurnltut* d Kiel ute, for Court llnu,* xieliilrnan. r of Cje t'nunijr lloma A Hepal •matter cart. TutierciiUi lloioltali ............. tlentral Malfar* - ...... ... . .— .. ...» APoroorlailnn to the Counts Welfare Board Haleiv of rnuWtv Phvelclana. Countv Heal *ti» «» tn wr resprnavo iiM - n e r a And other ......... .................. Ap|iio|iiUllon Hrmlaola Cuuntr Health Unit •Mlur Kiioiihi Aarlcullural Department » t-iililh ll», .......... ... . _____ . . . .. A|i|irnprlalloo for t'nllrd Hlatra t'eaeut of Puputetlun Uthrr t:\nrndlturra.................. ..... .... Ilaerrve ..... ...... . ____ _ TOTAL OIPENDITL'nEH AND RrsCItVH ■ rrrtpve ■ * * « » “ *D 1‘eih Ualaars ...................... ..... Total rcielple, tmiudlnx Ualam-e , I'fotioecd Toe MllUae . .. .__ ___________ _____ iiVPiiMMTi m:s Krcc Ijl.i.r . ... . . llalatenaiHe of e-iulpieoat. mole, machinery, et*. ilavotln* oil*, etc. - ■ , — i __ _ ili-ad Materiel*, ----- . . . ----, fuller limendlturr* TuTAl, UM’KNDITI'IIKn AND ItKPKIlVK ALDUBT FINE SAD PuaPKITLWE H 'lB RKTEIPTn Cu«h llelenc* Pine* and C o e t.......... ............ . . . __ ___ h.4lo or Tax Deilsuuent Laada and Tax Itedemptloea . Texet Friaed Praai f l i t J f ■ T e • | l*S 7i.M EASY TERMS AND APPLIANCE Net „ ...... ....... . _ . . . -------..., Tutsi m-rlpte. Including balance Proin-ieil Toe Mlllaga , •lAl't.MIITI HKB ‘ ink •< e'trcuit Court, fees tag «**t* County J.itlgr, leas add pasta _______ HI t ; f. t„ s and cotta . . t-oui..v t,i.,uhtlna Attorney, uoatlcllu ______ t JKtai sneuso'SKrti x sas j: O. F. tleradwo, Clark Board nr Counlr CuminiraUeere of gemlsnl* Countv. FtorMa Right now. your prweot e v il it iUpedt worth. And, with the whole summer tnd ahnoot half of ^Oatill ahead of you, you'll get more enjoyment out of t spirited new Buick thig > « a r -if yon buy now. Tha U. R. population is growing othtr Rneipte th* rata of ana every 12 sec- f k k th e M l o f y e a r d w k e irhilg e a r ntodt k complctn. ▼Y buy yourretf a 1850 Buidt right now? WeQ. first of toll—the tire U right • , t u tw nnb lla y o u r m o n e y b u y s In th e beat g u id e >Et UV taO yoti jfatfy thst nowhere bat te a 1& IMck can yon get to meek bomty fee m IMe booty. For example, tale the beguteou* big *50 Buick I n O A L p ictu re d here. It a one big reaaon why guide now rt&ka ia tha T h .t m m«JcM Buidc t wfcgj* of t lot for Utomoitoy. And look: Nowhere but in * *56 Bnick c u yon g*t th# •bnlut* mnoothnem and tho aUoWfytaf m f . formAnoo o f Bukkg tarrilo naw Varighlt FUdl Dynalow* Nowhere alio can you f i t A t obadipat reopoo* >ivcne» of Bukk'i big and mighty new 3S2* cubic-inch V0 engine. Or HJcfc f mefcUeu or Bnlck'a bold nmr gwep ahead * •olidity of itruoture, and atretab-out A dd k e l «p end the aam w te a mm$, any way yon figure t i Now'«l buy pom 1B56 Bidck. W ill y o n ohm i a — b e fo r e anotlM r * �% If Your Herald b Not Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M, For Delivery AN INDEPENDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOULME X LV IH KM a hi Ished 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA T U E S D A Y JU L Y 10. » M Annoctated Prcaa Leaned W ire President Lutherans To Dedicate W ill Seek Board Rezones Part O f Area New BuiLding Aug. 19 2nd Term To C-T A t Public Hearing -• The Lutheran Church of The Re ♦ GETTYSBURG, Fa. 'f t - Presi­ dent Eisenhower ia going U run deemer of Sanford will dedicate I (or a second term, it» new church building on Aug. j | 1 19, according to an announcement' Rapublican Senate Leader Know1 made today by Pastor Phillip j land disclosed this at a dramatic Schlcsimann. new* conference on the Gettys­ burg College campus today. The church wiU he completed Press secretary James C. Hag'shortly after the first of August erty stood by nodding. i »nd turned over to the congrega­ tion. Completion of the plans will Knowland said the Prealdewt told a meeting el Republican eoogresA short agenda turned out to be the inatalling of altar and other mean a long meeting of the Board church equipment which will After three years, a well-known aional leaders bo feels in better of Sanford City Commissioners bring the opening dale to the mid- King Features Syndicate colum­ shape than ho did when ha made his Feb. 29 announcement that ba list night. Faced with four Items August Sunday. E\erjbody had their lay last The Lutheran Church of The nist from New York la still giving would seek re-election. to ba considered, the commissionpublicity plugs to Sanford and nlghl a* the Board of Sanford "We era looking forward to a era did not adjourn until 11:30 p. Redeemer waa first organized in City Commissioner* conducted a Sanford on May 10, 1933, and has Seminole County, It was revealed very vigorous and activa campaign today by Forrest Breckenridge, public hrarmg on the rrzonlng of Tha St. John* Village project been holding its church services manager of the Seminole County under his leadership," Knowland the southwest corner of French said. will get underway following the in the Sanford Yacht Club each Cnember of Commerce. Ave and 23th St. from an Rl-A to Sunday, "Are you telling ns." a reporter appearance of Sam Lawson, bdilda C-T classification. Three yean ago this summer, asked "that Ota President it going One innovation to be introduc­ Jkr, befori tha board to clear up The properly, owned by Howard data0a regarding sewer lines to ed to Sanford on the date of the Alice Hughes, whose well-known to keep his hat la the ring?" church dedication will be the column A Woman'* New York", Hughes was originally divided into "I'm telling yon precisely that,** be toyed In tha subdiviiion. three categories, C-l, C-T, sntl Block Seven, Tiers 14. IS and "Prayer For The Day" telephone eppesra in newspapers from coast Knowland replied. Rl-A. The owner told tlu Board He added that Elsenhower "left 10, were moned last night from semen available to all who' call to coast, visited in 8eminole _ _ « . wr a _ i * -a _— i n --------- * -* of Commissioners that the depth an Rl-X (single dwelling area) to a telephone number yet to be County for several days. While no doubt In anyone's mind ’ that of the two front lota would not F-t (multiple unit) area. The re­ designated. Plana have been com­ she was here the Chamber of Com­ he will run again despite his June allow the development of Uia sowing will Sanford pleted with Southern Bell Tele­ merce made sure that she became • Intestinal operation. • Elsenhower himself appeared be­ French Ave frontege into a com* Housing Authority to construct ad­ phone Company for the new aerv- quite Well acquainted with the merrial area because of the depth iee to Sanford citizens. The various attractions of the area, in fore reporter* aad photographers ditional units. most instances through penonat before and after an hour atratagy of the lota and requested that four Five year contracts with th* "Pra)er For Tha Day" is a 28lota directly behind them be reBride Fewer and Light Com- second prayer recorded by Pastor visita to the various section* of session with the Capitol Hill lead­ ers. zoned to comply with the front ny were signed last night fol­ Schiessmann and heard by way of the County. Knowland waa asked whether footage. She spent tome time with Mr. lowing authorization by the Board telephone communication with the end Mrs. Henry Simpson at their Elsenhower had given thought to THREE TEKNAGB GIRLS miraculously escaped when thi* lost Ford sedan went out of control The requaet bad been taken o f Commissioners, to furnlih pow­ church. The Lutheran Church of Th* home, "Lucky Acrae,” at Geneva. ht Death Valley on 17-92. Driver of th* car ia shmvn talking with Shtriff Denver Cordell at left. from the Planning and Zoning er to operate tha sewer lift atoCommission to Uia Board of City tten*. Heretofore, only short term Redeemer will be located at the Each summer, the Simpsone tend followed by nine months hie Denver Trooper T. Mark Mack investigate* at far right. (Staff Photo) Commiaalonars and back again in contracts •igned. Tha corner of Oak Ave and 23lh Place Miss Hughes some of th* first bent attack. an attempt to eetUa the rezoning lengthy contract* will give the Just off Highway 17-92, a short fruit* of the season from their "Th* fact remains he’s to the request. CKy of Sanford an advantage of distance south of th* intersection lychee grove* located in th* vi­ race," Knowland replied. cinity of their home. of Park Ave. and 23th 8L However, neighbor* within MO tower rates. The senator a id he regarded ElContractor for the new church feet objected to the property la In her column for July f, Mies setthower1* comments today a* a Th* Board of Sanford City Ctwntheir aree being rezonad became wiU*loners last night recognized building ia Paul Campbell and Hughe* reminisced about bar "continuation" of his Feb. a an­ of nolae, light*, traffic, hazard to visit to the Simpeons and describ­ nouncement that ho would accept jfthe efforts of Mr*. Harold Apple­ the Architect is John Burton. Services will ba held in tit* ed vividly their experiences to renomination. children, and undesirable promo* by in securing funds far the painttars. tag o f highway sign* at the ap­ morning on th* date of th* church the development of their lychee Deposit* and resource* of the* dedication, however, invitation* groves, on* of the few such opera­ The Board o f Hanford City Com* proaches to th* ehy. Florida Slate Bank are at an ell misaionera, however, settled th# Two complaint* regarding street will be Issued to attend the after­ tion* in Florida. time high, swig Bank President T.|| matter by resowing a portion el obstructions were made before the noon dedication aervice. In her resume of th* ana aha with resources E. Tucker ti Speaker* for the dedication of says, "Geneva, from where th* the property to a C-T elaialflca* Three t**nag*n narrowly misted showing over |10>t mlllon, aa he Board o f Oommlisten*rs. One, lion, leering a buffer son* of IS death yesterday shortly before commented on the statement of Mar tha intersection of First SI. tha church have not yet been an­ Simpsons send me lycheci each noon when th*lr borrowed car went condition aa of June 20 and releas­ feet between the mowed prop* and Holly Ave., the other in front nounced, said Pastor Schleat- year, la close to th* City of San­ out of control and turned over on ed yesterday. erty at property adjacent owned •f th* Rita Theatre on Magnolia mann. However, these names will ford, Florida in Seminole County, be available in the very near fu­ the heart of th* citrus and colery Its top to Death Valley, eouth of by Clay Williams. The buffer Avn. Optimistic over the future growth William F. C h a p m a n , at Sanford, zona, as wa* proposed by Com* f The Campbell-Lot sing Post 33, ture and will b* included In the belt. Whenever you see tha label of the bank along with the com­ West let Street Sanford, Is Die new Tha accident occurred at approxt- munity, Tucker said "The earnings ml si loner John Krider, would re* v American Legion mad* the City printed programs to bo distribu­ o f an Indian paddling a can**, on member at th* Farmer* Home Ad­ It:to «. m. yesterday, whan for the first half of 1936 wsi* good. main at Rl-A. *■ sffer to regards to th* trsns- ted by the congregation. •range crates, th* orange* com* ministration Caenty Committoo, i Am .Mnrt*H. at DeLend, "W* htvw-1,M0 more accounts Spokesman f o r . tfta group tf* for at property and the purehis* • Of modem construction, tbs from Seminole' County, In addi­ Curti* J. Ores*, Count/ Bepnrriaor -Stowait Oatchal,'ptteHtot ofriia driving a W 4 Ford Cbach and than wa had at this earns time Oviedo High School, ha* been ap­ peering before th* commissioner* of tha fair building wow Inside the block constructed church features tion, Sanford ia tha winter ratreat announced this week, traveling, according to Florida last year," Tucker said, "which waa Jimmy Wright whose bams Ji rity limits. However, no action laminated beams and wood ceiling o f the New York Giants. This en­ Chapman's appointment b #- Highway Fatrol Trooper T. Mark la a strong Indication that Sanford pointed to the position of Director of Secondary Education In Semi­ waa made aw the exchange of pro­ and include* a pastor’s study, tire area of Florida is especially cam* effective July 1, 1M . The Mack at a speed of 60 miles per i County, taking over hit duties perty within the city limit* for utility rooms, kitchen, cry room, agreeable, because it ia almost committee on which be will serve hour-plus to a construction zoned and Seminole County la growing." nole Tbs Florida Stale Bank President immediately. property outside of the city, neith­ and rest rooms. totally devoid of tourists influ­ determine* the eUgfbilltr « f local with a spaed limit of M mile* an An esplanade will be used to ences. It's a place when people said, "W* era proud of the progress er wa* there an agreement mad* hour, cam* up behind ■ car travel­ that our bank has made end we i Tie appointment wet made by State Board of Education and on the purtduee price of the pres­ th* entrance of tho church build­ live end work quietly, without lb* Home Administration leant. ing to tha same direction, attempt­ feel like we are keeping pace and the | ing, which will be surrounded by mob*, traffic brawls, skyscrapers wat fair building. . Th* new Committeeman operates ed to pas* and then elammed on assisting with the uvcrall growth !ha now becomes a member of the supervisory staff of the Seminole J) A proposal waa made by Com- shruha planted by A. F- Ramsey, and nightclub life tuch aa arista a large truck farm West of Ben- the brake*, of our area." i County Board of Public Instruc­ thn Rl-AA tone w u the highest wtluteoer John Krider that the florist. nearly evarywhar* elta." ford. Ha kaa many year* af farm Tha car apparently skidded and Speaking of any department of Time for (he afternoon dedica­ zone In th* City of Sanford. I present warehouse now on the experience to this ana aad ia a went out at control turning over tha bank. Tucker said this room­ tion. lskefront be tom down and piling* tion of the church will b* announ­ former FHA Committeeman, chap­ on It* top, coming to rest with the ing, "Our saving* have ibown a : A principal for Oviedo High built there with th* understand* ing that I w u building to tha ramovod from tha take. Commit- ced later, said Pastor Schlessman succeeds Hoary Wight at San­ car feeing the highway on the good, steady growth due to the ' highest restricted seetl.ro and atowaro aay that th* building ford whose term expired June 20th. opposite side of the road, fact that we pay 2lt per cent on with th* understanding that 1 pay should bo die mantled because of The other members are Ca- The accident occurred in the area Saving Certificates, the largest in- ( city laze* and would get protec* der Q. Hart it Geneva, and whtra J. D. Manly Conetructlon lerest rale that any insured bank , oafety. Uon against beer Joints and fruit Henry J. Schumacher, Jr. af San- Company of Euatls has begun oper­ can pay. , school system. stands," be said. ation* on tha widening and four"We are grateful (o ea* our sav­ Harry Lee wee reappointed last Referring to • previous meet* ing! grow," he said. night by th* Board of Sanford tog, Wright said, "I would like Officers of the Florida State for you to give me (he same eon* A. L. Wilson of Wilson-Maier Fur­ City Commissioners to serve an­ Bank, other than T. E. Tucker niture Company and J. If. Wilson, other thru-year term on tha sideration you gave Mr. Dznlela as President, are: C. H. McNulty, __ not ao long ago when he bought his ___ brother,. of Home Furniture City’* Civil Service Board. chairman of the board; W. J. Pea Company in New Smyrna Beach, property zoned as commercial. In other actions by the commis­ rock Jr. Cashier; Mary It. Doug­ left Sunday for a week *t the sioners, Earl C. Faust, owner and You peoplo overruled the Zoning las, Assistant Cashier; Ralph W. High Point, N.' C. furniture mar­ operator of Faust's Drug Store, and Planning Board and upheld ket. his baste righto—I maintain that we* appointed a* ■ member of tha The two Wilson furniture men City's Zoning and Planning Com­ progress progressed personnel attached to the Banwill look over th* 1IM-a7 furniture mission. enough to rezone the** lots." ford Naval Air Station and civi­ line snd styles lian personnel employed on the Wright la a former member ot They will return to Sanford Fri­ The commissioners last night Governor LeRoy Collin* ba* failed to consider an ordinance es­ baa* that parking on State Road th* Zoning and Planning Com* day. started a round of conferences with tablishing a subsistence allowance 427 right-of-way just outside the mission. ItgfalaUv* leaders looking toward On an Invitation from Mayor K for Sanford Policemen. It will he main gate nf the air aUtion will a special session. D. Scott, others to tha group ap» MAN, TI, LEARNING not he allowed. necessary, according to th* City Yesterday he talked with Senator OKI OF COURT TO BIDE BIKE Attorney, to wait until wage and Notleea have been placed In ear* peering before the Board of Com* W. A. Sbands of Gainesville presi­ Sy tha Racing Commission. BETTI.K MENT REACHED ST. JOSEPH, Mo., (ft E . J. Ed­ salary schedules are establlihed parking on the right-of-way by the relssionera spoke against tha re* Ann Grsety (Sanford) dent-designate of thr 1937 Renal*. However, no word has come out LOS ANGELES, (ft An out of Sheriff's Department. zoning of th* area. gar i* under treatment at a hos­ for the new budget year. Anthoay Williams (Sanford) Later he drove with Sen. Wilson court settlement ha* been rearhed of Miami today relative to the Wright, speaking several tlmra pital Tor a hip injury resulting However, according to tin Margaret Alderman <Mim>< Carrs way of Tallahassee to a con­ in th* 230,000 suit brought againat setion takes an the application. It in answer to statements from Mildred Johnson Cterior-I) ference In Medisnn with Senate Mexican film comedian Mario Seminole County Sheriff's Depart­ la expected that th* commission. from a toll while he wa* trying ment. if the parking continues, Commissioners and from Howard Feggy Tugwell (tanford) President Turner Davis. meeUag to set dates for Florida to learn In ride a blryrl*. Moreno, better known as CantinHarry Blake t Altamonte Hprmas) Greyhound tracka and hors* racing The polire report listed his age The Governor said he would fine, by theatrical agent Margar­ cars will be Impounded and own­ Hughes said, "If It was progress I would be back home, but I don't Baby Boy Aldarmaz tracks, will announce its decision a* 73. meet tomorrow with House Hpeak- et ook. The amount ah* wa* paid ers fined. see why I or Mr. Williams should •r Ted David. a late today. was not disclosed. be penalized because of specula* P" * * Already, to ft* meeting yester­ * Tie Governor I* hopeful the ses­ Mrs. ('ook alleged Cantinfla* Urn." day, tha commission has approved *' yrffleSBWMB i „ Fii t sion can wind up Its work well had refused to pay her 10 per cent F | a f jp Clay Williams, voicing hli ob* a Nov. 12 opening and Feb. 2a, ahead af tha 10 days It rould legal­ of the $300,000 he received for hi* r, ■ .. lections to the rezoning before 1137 closing data for tha Sanford ly rua. role in the film "Around the Partly rtoudy through Wrdaee- the Commissioners said. "1 da Orlando Kennel Club In Seminole Tha forme) call for the special County. session of tha Legislature is being World to BO Days," although aim day with scattered afternoon and nut know how many lima* 1'va early evealng thundershowers; tow been down here on the aama sub* The earlier date sets up the openbald np until Collins gets a report tonight 78 to 61. ing about sic weeks from th* ori­ (Csattaari Os Page Three) front a special rnmmiiie* study­ ginal "day-afur-Chrtstraaa" opening wfeya of preserving segrega­ tog observed to past years. tion. A special session of the Legisla­ 'aM^nfoJw t*jf, it ture could appropriate up to at* million dollar* without endangering tha financial stability nf tha state, Comptroller Green says. Carol Nutt, Seminola High School Green issued a survey of the majorette Is attending Smith Walstate's financial condition yester­ bridge Majorette Camp at Syra­ day in which he estimated at* mil­ cuse, Ind.. this week. lion dollars would remain as "pure She ia the daughter of Mr. and i " at the end of the current Mrs. C. W. Nutt of MS W. 20th si year June 20, 1137. Green estimated the treasury would have aa actual unencum­ bered balance of 233,441.086 a* of June 26. But he ssid 23 millioni of this should be reserved as worklag capital. The enmptroller said a as mtl* Uan dollar cushion U tha minimum Band. Shirley Teer of Bailor Uni­ required t* keep the state on a versity D also an Instructor at cask basis duriag the teaa tax Smith Walbridge. • collection mooths. Majorettes learn dance and twirl Co*. ColUns la expected to ask routines, show routines, flag twirlthn Legislature is special session tag, and marching. to napraertato 214 million dollar* Other Smith Watbridge campi to hat# fight thn Mediterranean include cheer leading, band, and <rate toned On Pag* Tbcee) • CAROL NUTT - FLYING HKM at majareti* (J b p to Voice Objections C Chapman To Serve On FHA Committee Local Merchant Is A t North Carolina Furniture Market Lee Reappointed To City's Civil Service Board Hospital Notes Weather * C . Nutt Attending Majorette Camp S �try; R A w rm m h rraw i He *vrsT ep A U T W C *& m m COMING, MOM l i n e ' s in t h e > t/iNtt W OM WlTM TA /H R B S7*MING e o w N w jy s r s C W f LL.VOUNG MAN I DOWV SUPPOSE v o u a a vcfeyHUNO^ you mean. 3 ie ? > do . a n u s m & Y U W \| l U S S ' WORRY! Ltgol famlUes or laviat pmraawat M- (•aaood) and iiUfavr two (MN)> Trivolor* primely roCar *• Mt* Mnr « m •> iM M lM W Aa AawHaaa two a* "bard." wha raaaatir ' trip with hii Tbo intomatlonal tlaaa aan art van tha edy 8 sdo vp aI 4miMo ownpartMinfi Int flaw aar. two kwhs auk and a wart* mm ia batwoni. I f Woman Sow"playSl" with tha *wtd* •taodsrdi, M m tan am u Pint claw fan tail MM aaa kat olddnbiawd. T*cy ban Iblab wap hr aa Amari«»n. Par a Wait M il, avrtslnad windowi aa4 • * Gorman, haaiina at aa officially hoJatond abaln Npanta from tho kMaku wklflfe U M Aud aad artifWIal ratoot MU ahaapa, tha it aw fan la M4L IV bat* tlw bunk*. Carman* |*t ooa ruW* for U Th« e*t*jory on* aseand fliu rfaaalai (about U cesU.) Amiri- can eonalal of napirtmuii that caaa gat four robin for ■ dollar. maka up Into frur bunk* aaeh, Accommodation* 04 tha Blue Ex- daubls dark atyto, Ttwy alia fcava prati are llitod •• latoraatioul uphaiitarad nati, which aacaunta d a n (Ant d a n ), catogory ooa far tha daacriptian ai “ •oft" aa*iparad with th| waodan baaehaa ia category twa (third o» “hard" Notict elaaa. paiaangon ara ahaakad hr p liaa and customi twa time* aa tha Journey—at tha Garmsn>PaUsh bordir and at tha FoUab-Ruaalan mlgnwta roathod tha United frontier, Btatoi> Tha major itap U at 8ro*t a!, though tha Blot Bapreia mtkai U tthar atap* aa raata. Tha pa«H at Bratt {a hr b n haura ta allow tor chaagiag tha aara from dard gaugo track ta tha Ruction wlda gaugo. OrdiaarUr, tha Blut Kapraii la mada up of aina aan aad tha dining car which U attachad at •mt; Than, tha Sadat tnoal agency, -MaurtW, adla mail tick* ota fro il« doUan Cm tha thna mcali from Brcit ta Mnaow. Braahfait aboard la a haartr moUL It cMulata at aatad, cold flib, a hot wait fauna and taa raaehai Mawaw at «;N pm. local timo an tha catend day, Intouriit aapacta a ncord num. iat*.a a| iKtUIA. b«r of p i i m n n UMa lummor •WaSSj hocauia af thalevlet camyaign to lun touriau ta Naacav. Vaffffivl vCtaowi! fe jfe Ko.»La.T>aS7/iu « t « u * w w w . ' \ e * u 1* : Ngfpmy, VOU*Vl N(N AT IT , j AAV.' wwir* that AU » r JAftKW/./OVT INCH, RAM* m-M fri. ■ M ig r FU ge ^ LONDON t* IWfaqUal rainatormi awapt atma mtiwrn Snglaad today. Plaadad road* and railway Kata bald up tana at thou* aanda af aammuWn. Uahtning •truck doilni of homaa and Im ■a, afaroaMMlanaa torloa. Tha Woathar Buyaau aatd 144 * t11" hi London in U hour*, tha haaviaet tail ncordad In II ytan. Nino tnohaa of are* tar In roada ouuida Buckingham Pataca aiovcd morning ruatoour traffic Inta the cantor af London. Jfony og London'* aubway tu* Uona won ataaod bp flooding. You’ll lovt to travel in it, becauHit lovee to travolt Wh$n you got thio Chivroltt out on the road, you’ll want to keep goings and eo will the whole family » 0 S f* n d l( ! x i ™ ;.a .......... rtwb .r u , riwuli c.«M aWHMWMkMB MUhlfe jfS K fm e k o l 'Z i'W it : f J M P *t a. wa aba a Of eoBfMr « r a In • Chovy tbo happiost nettioei Buy Involvo on# or two minor problomo. Lilto fldgoty n u ll fry who want gallona of wator and kocp asUag II you'ra almoot Uups. Tm Mg thlBgfr though, an woDtakuooreof by this roomy Chw* roM'imootiumd oaay way of going. baing groat onniaod again wont out with tha latroduetion of Chovrolot’a outrigger roar iprinflinc and low, pro. daily halanrod chaaala dooign. With honopowir up to 226, the Cbendat moTM out Lika a wbJplaafc. fop m!tr P f fag. And with it you’vp always got that aolid foaling of stability, Tha Mot U, fdw car> at toy prico bald tha iw d with a CM That idoa about tha bait lt’a so wondsr that many peopla whouaadtobuy dunging to CbovyiStop by for a ride wau MAM 10 ohm at imw ibW coir, ur ua MMOMTIATU l i w a u: dliafnil gaga (Unaua i r a j ^ m k Holler M otor Sales �THE SANFORD HERALD t'ue. July 10, 19M 3 Teenage Page .1 m (('oet'nned from Page One) act, you should either rezone It or leave It at it I*. These people (speaking of the group appear* ing at tile hearing) have more money Invested In their tome* nnd property than thia man (pointing to Howard Ilughea) will ever put there." Howard Hughes, giving his side of the request for rezoning tu'd the Board of Commissioners, "I • have had an opportunity to lease this property In deference to these folks but have turned them down. Since It Is already zoned commercial It la ridiculous not to rezone the property eo that It can be used. The final motion waa to rezone lot* U and 10 from ft I-A to C-T (Commercial transirnt) moving tbo alley adjacent to the rezoned 4 Iota which would leave two lota IS feet In depth, IU-A aa a buffer. A prim* agreement between Howard Hughea and the Board-of Sanford C i t y Commissioners would require Hughea to move a TYPICAL OP FLORIDA'S high school graduates Is Billy Robinson, shown receiving his diploma from Dr. Thomas J. Hill, principal of P. K. Yonge. Robinson is the nephew of Mr. and Mm . E. M, aewer line at a cost of $2,900 be­ Carroll of Sanford. He |§ the son of Mrs. Wilbur Smith, formerly of Sanford. Robinson left Gaines­ fore a budding Is constructed ov.'r ville after graduation for Naval hoot training at llainbridge, Mu. Hu is a member of the Naval Reicrva and plan, to attend the University of Florida. Wright, following passage of the motion and the rszoning of two GUESS WRONG •£lat* started to apeak to the com­ COLUMBIA, S. C. LD—The South missioner*. He said, "I am not Cnrollns Tax Commission and bitter about this decision—," but aaaa n r a s i a u • State Auditor J. M. Smi'h missed S^S1! I*en*l PlAvers VI wan*v liru# I'li.I nilvi r* did not complete hie statement. guessing Uie state'* I9tf-S6 tax ir r m o o s Ifliti • S fm is is with Ifaci* Wail Ins# i l.-d l 1.1vr# He walked out of the commission lake h> *1,000. That figures out an nafsir k'ltti. Ijsi * Alvar* llie-i 1 1too lloimrt error of .00003 per cent. Caneea Caralssl i i : IS l.ra l-.ul, Stnrr Ford * (ithsr *•»■ nyts 11:30 l.nt* t-hiiw Th* prediction—made In De­ Julin l>alr New* ijurrn fur a Pay IANY JOBS AVAILABLE pun -ruiia Cwrasi cember of 1931 for revenue that ISili |y»n* lUngar is is N«wt nicn.ofr FOR BUND would not all bq collected until lli-mtsssous WHIIXPSIMV N im siso June 30 of Ibis year—was *119.LOS ANGELES IB -There are •Tha 1.1vlns Buok" I ( *<1 Tn, ■r* 946,000. The taka was $119,030,000. more jobs for blind persons than K: II Test Pultern tlpoillaM Thrstra 7:00 lim'd Mul li lug si.Aiu gu.-i,<u. j there are blind to fill them, but l;M I'* el IJsoasrcin 'ord Thi*trt * s o many employers have mental S.on (Urrr Moor# The number of people working nnrsk Preview Silo Ooilfrer blocks against hiring the blind on U.S. farm* was nxlucej about l«:1S Nignt Ni s , K .p .. I IK 30 ktrlka It Rii'h that only 20,000 of 90,000 blind em­ •4 per cent In 1955. ArllUrv In Fn.Mont llilio VjIUnl I.nl| Hisrlialit Tliralr* ployables have Jobs. ItrlS l.nv* of l.lf* Sl«n i if, 11:30 Krareh fur Tnmotrov Tbit picture was given to the Germany’* new luxury trains fkMUvRailAt ll: lv <3itI.It nsr l.lahl a uu sisB American Assn, of Workers for have hot anil cold running water IJ:O0 13:00 lii-i„.rt a u *-*n IS:1o xtun-l I'n A II* Counl** the Blind at It* annual convention ami electric kitchen*. Proaram lltssei# 13:30 A , World Turn* Nsw*-W**lhtr yesterday by President Joseph F. 1-00 Jiitiniir <’ isr*»in Th* Sturillns Slinw Ii30 llnupriisrlv Gunk of Philadelphia. Vaptsia Kansaros Me* On 3 nn In# Pavoff Pawn llrrakrrt V l m r 'i Plant •in no case la blindness of It3:3o It.ili Croslir Alarkal llsport Oarrr Slnors •, | * >1 seir a bar to gainful work, and Nru» Simla Kovacs Hhov tVasirra JamborM Tills I.and nf Ours 9 the big task wa face ia to overlltS Hl’a'M'l Htnrtjl •Sfita Hirlk* It tllcb isjn |*d®H Frf Kit® hrlfB Oclwch CUI coma prejudice* In hiring," Gunk tAilv VallSBt 4:00 Open Hnu»* M il Lav * of Lift , said. •puru Al A CIUm a Starch fnr Tomorrow TELEVISION t Legal Notice la U-urt -r the t'anatr Searla-le Uavnly, Slat* af FI-rfAa. fa re lb# Krfat* af ANDRKM H. T4INI1V PCCSaird. la Frvbatr. _ T o att Whom ft Mar Concern; ® Nolle* Is harahv «lv«n that hAIIL ^TO NKT tiled til* fine) raport a* Kxreutor of the ratal* nf ANIHIKU II. TONiiT. dacaaard; lliat ha filed hi* pc 111Ion for flnsl dlrcharaa, and that h* will apply lo Iha Ifonorahlr KIINIidT 11llCal IP1.PK It. County Jude* of 8KMINOLK Countr. Flor­ ida. nn Ih* 13th day nf Auauat. IDS. fnr approval nf sama and for final dUcharae as Useculnr nf the astata of ANPIlliW If. TONKT. drerarsd. v this tth dav nf July. 1JJS. Karl Tonry J(h k•jr r (’bole® MiTfllDR |>#Vr11It)A® :l:M New* 13:10 Stand I7n A fl* Cnunlrd 3:3# *'As th* World Turns" l:*e Jnhanr Csrroa 1:3# Art Llnkltltar's IlnutrparlT 1:41 Film F»r* t:A0 Th* Rig Payoff :3* ill !:*• till l:*n I:## 1 Film Ksra llnb firoahr Show tlrlshlrr Pay Saerat Slnrm Th* Kdu# nf Nlehl Channel fll Cnxarnadt w a a a -n a tr N in s v it.t.R c h a k m : i- t TI'KSII AT AKTIillSnOS 4:*f Optn Ilnur# MlrkSf Mouse 1:10 lifl# «:## Repnrl 1:11 4:30 7:00 7:3# Dfluglaa Kdwards A risen Kid Disneyland lirn .It® j*-Lpi Si SO Spotlight Theatre »:«# lei.uiiv ifuertinn lUrmuuf Tim® Mut|e For (Adlif Horld At Km® MM hll.lll M I SS ri F.siis v AFTUItatMIN Tbr Ithythm Hour World Al Kit l-.t r .u v s Msratl llrport TV IIIKht ISoliar M|->rl. IlinS Let’s 17a te Tuva V F W Prlftlnw On A Cloud Nin.lna Slutir Knnlr KlrhrPlul M (nr Al lisle i'n* l i m i t " > llrpefi Plal ’Al’ For Mutlo M e m IM11Ion Unltsd Nalluat Tha llhylnm ilour Al llom* With Mart* Nasra •l«a Off I ll®r® ®ml Th®r® 1100 Club of World it Noun A r r t:t4 * o o * H®4to Term M'««tnaailnv Hnlln®® i'n Non® ItHVH'h Amirtnin ItURii® Gam® Hlllllt ,\f I'jiee-• Mu ii Itat I-in MH'idlca lt®4’or«l rr®*l®i« Teen Tim® Htm* T®m» Tim® If.-oicf c t iv News 0/ Men In Service A-Jc Johnny It. Brown, son of, Mr. and Mrs. It. J. Brown, 240 North Adams Court, Sanford, is a student in the U. 3. Air Force’s Air Force, and trains airmen for lug School at Parks Air Force Base, Calif. The Air Base Defen-e School is tile only one of its kind in the Air Force, and train airmen lor duties a* air policcm't'. Purin.i the training course, Airman Brown will receive Instruction in military science and lactic*, use of fire inn*, law enforcement, amt other subject* rotated lo air police and air ha*o defense dutle*. After graduating from (hi* school, Airman Brown will lx* tent lo one of the numerous Air Force Bases throughout the world snd will he assigned to air policeman dutlp*. He enlisted in the U. 8. Air Force on March S. at Sanford and following basic training at Lack­ land Air F'orrr Base, Text*, wji selected for training a* an air policeman and assigned to the air barr defense school, Prior lit enlisting in (he Air Force, Airman Brown attended Siniinola High School. RHODE ISLAND ENTRY TOLD PROVIDENCE, II. L, UB- The Riindr Island entry In tho Miss Universe beauty contest ia a Massachusetts girl. Miss .Samira Ia<e Rozdla of Wal­ pole, Mats., has been chosen lo represent Rhode Island al l/tng Beach. Calif., oddly enough, Mise Iloxclla flnishrd second in a re cent contest to pick MU* MaltachuirUs. w e n v M iu f a o s s is a ] HIU1 IH STARTS TONIGHT STARTS 7:1$ oitiutovu Knot Feature » 7:39 flKCOND FEATURE Larkbed brood. Bke tb* eot* gel of tb* oaUoo'e pepoUrity poUe. Vei •eld 44 1* tbo people'* choice. Urea (o roomerrial hokerlee out of which Here, where the rue* L diverted ■mong numerous attra ctive Varietleo of bread, tho (incisive vote to won by enriched while bread—the people's choice. TTte new publications of the United •l||ll k. kill IIT |INI| IJIHUP |ljr lilt U .IRWales Department of Agriculture, ing fim volumo at mucli ua almn*t "Bread —Facte For Consumer 60 |>criTnL For another aspirant, Education," report* Dial 86 per­ awmtnea*, the hichret level of cent of the families purchased auger waa nrcfi’n-rd. enriched white breed during an "'lie third teat drtcrminrd liking average week. Second contender, fnr ditfrrrnt •mnunli nf nonfat whole wheat bread to bought by milk aolida in the loaf. Thran 22 percent of the consumer* and Influence tuiture and liutr. Out th* group—cracked wheat,_____ ryeand nhc*rt. wen- the u*o*l loaf and raialn bread*—tcom — p riiet __ made with four percent milk aolida items selected by 29 percent* of ” and tiie one with eight percent household*. m (Continued iron Page Onot' '-'-j plnned In tho front »eat of the car, lint miraculously escaped without H M p T any Injuries whatsoever. One of the teenager*, according to the two girl* remaining at the scene, was allowed to proceed on to Orlando by a Shore Patrol representative, after paper* were turned over to him by the driver of the car. The two girl* accompanying Mis* Murrell, 16, were Mildred Davis of PcLand, whagave her age a* J7 and Tlcfsy Westfall,'16, Of i Mellnnville Avr. address. Miss Murrell told Trooper Mack that the car was a borrowed one from a Navy man,' David Illccio, attached to the Sanford Naval Air Station, whom sho said was re­ stricted to the base. Damage was estimated to be approximately Hoo. Assisting Trooper Mack in the In­ vestigation and with highway traf­ fic were Sheriff Denver Cordell and THREE MEN RECENTLY ADVANCED to the Rota of Chief Petty Officer in the United States Navy recclv# their certificates Deputy Sheriff Denton Prevail. of Advancement from Comm: ilerl.. B. Lihbey, Commanding Officer nf Heavy Attack Squadron Seven (VHA-tl at NAS. Sanford, l eft to right. Commander I.obbcy, Chief Aviation Melatsmlth R. Morris, Chief Aviation Flro Contnilman IV. It. Prior, and Chief Boatswain Mata L. C. Donovan. (Official U. S. Navy photo) Food Sense—N ot Nonsense ) ! ITANUT RII0MAN amllcs at hta wife, Arlene, 29, si Die rrgilnj her health at Malmotiidr* Hospital, Brooklyn, N.Y., after vho actually died for two minute* end four seconds. Th* brunette housewife's heart (topped during tn eight-hour operation on June 1 as lurgeona worked to open o heart valve that had hampered hffr from birth and doomed her to art early death. Started again by e ihot of rapid digllalti, Mr*. Fricdman’i heart ihould tail until riie reache* a ripe old age and enable her to lead s normally active life, ffnirrnationalj A rechargible cell (or flash light* batteries Is now being pro­ duced, (Conthiard From rage* I) fruit fly which is threatening the fruit and vegetable Industry, Various groups have requested (he governor to seek other appro­ priations which would run the to­ tal beyond Ms million dollar*. Rut Collins has sahl he would limit any call for a special session to strictly emergency matter*. The Legisla­ ture ran take up nothing outatde the call rxrept by two-thirda vote of each chamber. Green *ald the rash balance at the close of the 1999-M fiscal year wa* 54li million dollara. He esti­ mates I9M-J7 revenue* will be 223 million dollar*, making Ill's mil­ lion dollars available for spending. There were 16,600 buttone on, one eoitume made for Franeee 1 uf France in the 10th century. eoaitthlng ilfereat fee SatFOR day dinner that doetai require too not ipe Ice mtch time la tha hltcbea why try Bhtsh-Kebeht Hara’a a rec­ recommended by B e AF iftw (or Homemakers that serve* Remove bone* end cut twe pouade of ehoulder lamb chepe tat* hub#* and place la a bowl with the fallowIng: • imall onions, peoledt B me­ dium green pepper* cut lo olghtht; 4 median tomato** cat In quarter*: (i cup sated oil, 1 teaspoon mitt U trsspoon pepper: 1 Isespoot erambled marjoram leases; I tesspooaa lemqn Juice. Place lb* vegetable* lb the bool with th* meat, mix th* remmlalag Inirsdlnnti and pour over the con­ tent* o( th* bowL Place th* bowl to a refrigerator (or at least no boar before time to cooh. This give* u opportunity to blend th* Savon. When ready (or coabtng, place alternate piece* of meet and the vegetables on either long metal ektwtre or slender green etiebe.. Th* cooking cen bo dono olthor owldoors or Indoors. For tb* outdoor rotsl bold the ekewere over the hot coals, laming to browa til eld**, taking rare not to burn th* slick*. They should bo done to about II mlnuUi. For Indoor cooking, broU ■nder medium htot until browned nod done. For dessert there’s o new choco­ late chlllon cake that can now bo purchased already baked. Hereto­ fore. chiffon cake* were not pro­ duced In largo qeanttUog. It cen be eervtd Iced with O elmpte frosting, split and put together with Ice cream or whipped cream, or sorted with o hot eiuce. For those who Bke something different the now take, offer* a wide variety off dteoart poeulbUIUs*. Legal Notice nuTtrt: n r t n s m o s 1 nr KKsoLttioa v u i n s n niH TSti novo* Notice !• h*r*bv *l»*n that at * regular msallni h*bt nn ih« Mill ft.n nf June A. tv 111*. Iha Hoard cl Count) Commlaaluaare or Semi* nota 4'nuntv, Florida. ailopted a Ursa nltitlnn rinsing. raratlaa and abtn* diming and renouncing and disclaim* fr.K any right n( Wemtnnle County, Vlorbla ant the nubile In and te tlio»e rertaln named roads t«-wlti ali , i >f iiiniii.AMi rniKHT from \\>*t iMtumUry « f th® !«• f*r*#ctlon‘ Hi Hnnf«Tii At*nU• Wi*i»i In railway nn*l Hi! of M;l* it-iiv from N^rtli b«u»Mlsrv n f I nlitr M otion nt Pln®t1a HI*®** N»rtK In IIUhTsM all \n Thrr® rirv^i NuMIvMnn at In 1*1nt S, P**® IS, pniillv* r b ^ r it i In nn<l fo r Hrml* fTSitn PmipiMv F1«rt«ln. n r n n m :n cn rvTT n p t i u : n o .u m ff^oMMiKNiovr.ns Si:MlN*OT.n mrN'TT KLOUIDJL / »t n T*. |t#rrd*'n A® rierk of la ill Hoard *M*rh V P. n Mand. Jr. P m« rjn «tnf.vr*l. i'h r M ii r.viintr Attornff C«*pi nf •‘It’ll(Inna \nmf» Nurici: i* m :iu:tir given im i « « art) rMCARPtl ID bueln*®« At 2®J II. lat Ht. under til* flctlllou® ftatn® nf Wert Jev%**lnr Htnrn And that w® Intend In r®«Ut#r Mid nim i with the* ri*-iw i»f tii* rirv'uit Court. Kami* Hole County Florida, |r» aecnrdsfte® nllh the i»rt>vl«l<in r»f th® Fictitious N.tutfl Mtntui* In-witi Hectlon ttl.Of Florida HtAtlitea 1MJ. Helen Wrrt (*udilni n ohArt 1. CnBhln* Howard Curbing B%*®1vn ,1, cimbiiiK J Legol Notice W ltTIfS! NOTICK IS IIKRt'.nr UtVEN Ilia! Ih* r)o*r<1 of rounly Commission, -fs of th* County of ttcmlnoln. Florida. wilt m*-nt *t 3 o'clock P, M. July 31, t f &« |n lit# C ou n ty i'nninil«*hiiirr» llnnrtt in ttim l,in irt How®# g t Hanford* In At*ennl*nt’ P w ith 1 liw iir*nfl»hvn« i»f t.*b«pl«‘ r 12* Flf»Fltla Htntuti** t i l l * fo r tb o nurt>op# i»f tif,nrlni; rf*|urpi* nrul rom oln intii from tho publics r®* au rilln v lhA htulirH* f«*r tbi* F lu -il Y r.ir b m ln n ln r tV lo b ^ r l i t . 111*. tm lh ig ff**|itrmbrr K»tbfc 11S7* *rnl will tbrrrup nn t®ntiitlv#lif id o p t t h « hurl tccit ■ fnr M id tiff loil whlt'b lentHtlv* t*tj tl it mI a » r * •Utntit-AnStd *• f° ^ aHlunim®ry ntHlfm^nt »bowin« mijot r®rrlpti, ®spcndUur®®, btUncti, r»<®rvr« *nd propowd t«R mlUr® tu nn i :t unir.tUL v w u I*,ish tlalanea .. ___ ___ __ ______ —...___ A S QUICKLY AS YOU WANT IT O P E N ! 12:45 !.»■■ IT ____ Tiilal rerripl*. Inrtiiillua hslanr* prniii-ii-d Tut Mlllana .................. KVPKVIIITI ns ; h HsUrl** of t'miBtv ruinmlMlnnrtB Hslsry Plrrk nf llnard uf Cuuntr • Couai- Audlinr ... ......... ........ Cnmntlitliina to Ta* A*»**»nr I'nrnmlMlnn* tn Tat I'nllr, Inr Sheriff, Attrndani'* 1'ourl, lulllffs A Cnmmltilnn ■in Kina* and i-n»t« ............... .......... ........ ......... t.lahl*. Fuel and Water ... ...... ........ —------- ----------Ininranee _________ ..... .____ ____, ..................... —— Inrldantata ...... ............................................... ............. . Laasa—Purrhata nf Vnllna Xlarhlnc* .. _______ lira.rat rttallnnar). Blank*. Ho|iptlas. ele. ~ —-~ Furallur* A Flsturn for Court Ilnur* ^ (1®n®r®l W®Ifar* ________ __________________________ AnornprUllna to Iha (‘nunlv Wetfara llnard................ Sslarr nf I'ountv Plivalclans. Cnuntr Itrallh Nurra ___ _____ and olhar rspaaara _____ ........ Appropriation Krnilnnl* County llralth Unit ____— ___ Olhar lisprttrrs Anrlcullural Prparlmrnt ________ _ I'UhllcUy....... ......... ..... ..................................... — ......___ _ Appropriation for Untied Male* femur of Population lilher Kspasdllures.......... ..................... .....................— ------ -Reserve ____________ __ __________________ __________ _____ TOTAL K.XPKNPITUIIKH AND HKMKnVK KKrKtPTt Cosh lltlsrct . ■ LUtlblT lllltll AMI MHIIIOM FUND ___________________ _____ ____ — ..... ,, Iteclhs Pomml**lun Funds Tales ..................... ........ . lilher llecelpls ________ _ T »i«t , ............. —------ I-ess 4 a -------------i------------- - ? o i * r receipts. Including bats Alal*l*na*r* of niulpment. mola machinery, etc. ■lasnlln* nils. *lc. .... . . . . . . _____ ___.... . ■— ------Itnsd Alalerlats ............. . ..........— — --------art Afarhlnerv and Ki|i:l|im*nt .... .. -----yment In City and Towns ----------....--------------llarlnu Tas In Board of Public Instruction____ nih*r Eaoendllures w--------. . . — ----- ----------------------lltitrv* .. .. ----------------- K H*Jr nf Tas lirllnuuent tuvnds acid Tas lledtmpllons Tases ________________ TV» t T.7. Tolai r*c*lpla. Iniludln rmppised T *i lllllaao H irr,AlilTiH i:i l’ l*rk u c’trcull I’ourl, f#e® and cogta l*>iunly Judgr, frr* an Kherlff,.fe<* and coals ________ Countr rruwullrm Alturnay. runvtclloa f*es Kudina and i-*ri» of prisoners--- ------------- --- For ill* b*n*fll of ibr Board or Triulre* of the . ..... Hemlnoi* Cnunly I’ ubllu Hospital -------------- ------------------ I Mltlf Total nf all Mill*** ..................................... — ................. ................ . 1 * 4 Mill) t’oinnlvt* detailed lluduel* af* avalUbl* for nubile Inspertlna In thl office uf Iha Clerk uf th* Circuit Court In (be Cuuit llous* Sanford. Ideal) Altestl O. P. Ilsrndon. Clark . . . . . Bnsrd of Cnunly Commtsalonsro • of H*mlno|* Counlv, Florid* Hr: W. U. Miller, Chairman SEE US TO D A Y A T OUR N E W LOCATION 10,12 SAN FO R D A Y E . Fully Equipped Chewrolefc P. G., R.& H . Second-Cars and Fishing Cars at B A R G A IN PRICES. This W eek O N L Y QUESTION LA ST DAY HOMER LITTLE 8TARTH TO.tlOKKOVV 111 W#t» First Street.. tow Navew 407 West Central Avenue tlO.IIO.M Oth*r lt»c#lpl« T o u t _________ Ford Ftlrlane milk solid*. Three were preferred . Htnyrrao® Llrtni® Kir mb Kiei Tain ..... TOD AY'S BEST Interested in the wide marl won by enriched bread, tL . _________ _______________ _ Department of Agriculture eur- content. Dread made with larger veved familieo in a midwest town1amounts of this ingredient failed regarding their preference* for to win appreciable voir*. o* OF �4: n v*r. ^V,V] * \ ;*- . #-W 5 ' fc* r u n SHIPS HAD PU fSTG AlN . Higher Speeds, Daredevil Driving Much hM been utd about obsolete road*, ■driver fatlyut, and wear and tear on auto* ■MbOee In the flfht for tumpikee, limited aeceaa highway* and modem throujrbwaye. Various groups have predicted that' these ..hmltl-mllllon dollar highways will alleviate deaths and property damage as well as per* eonal Injury ae the highways are added to the web of ribbons forming the highways mum ■ — il i■ ■ -ij— ■■■■ - ■■- ■ T ■■ ■" — " ■ Civil Dtfense Units The value of trained civil defense units * was recently demonstrated in a community. ....High winds lashed the suburban communi­ ties in the affected state. Homes were shat­ tered, several lives were lost, and power and ’ 'telephone lines were put out of order by the winds. Large trees were blown over. .. blocking streets and making the movement ^.rof traffic difficult. " ** A very short time after the brief Htomi abated, civil defense volunteers were on the Job, along with the regular police and fire* “Zjncn. Had It not been for the volunteers " there would hnve been far toy few people to restore order and set traffic in motion. |: Civilian defense volunteers acted us traf* * Tic police, helped to clear debris from the reads, checked damaged houies to make certhat Injured people were being cared for. rjtt .t may be that civil defense workers, who E w ’ > ’•)were enlisted primarily as a precaution aMi--'. _ tat possible enemy attack, may never aJ gain have to function in wnrtime. We cer­ S/jf " ' 1 fky il*.tainly hope so. But the poMlbllity that war ry,' * may come, and the ability to serve in em­ fr 1 iooiergency and disaster, amply Justify contin­ . Muation of the civil defense program. 4- H Just to Imagine what might happen here i Af! * gL’il - —------------- --- — ; i 1 , . ; / / 1 T ^ Reds Have Talked Of Peace Before By JAMES MARLOW train wasn't always rigid about trie*. Associated Free* N m Aaalyst violent clashes cither. That phase lasted two year*. WASHINGTON i* - Even when Remembering .ome of the'Com Then anotheriwHch In1M1 when CommuaUU charge Ihalr Una munl»l twitches may ba a helpful Hillerattacked Russia.From then until ..............A war’s end ................. Reds everywhere they -till can act according to guW# ^ lhe (ulllI, . became full of local patriotism, systems o f the United 8tate*. •*» »•»». "«<■ ^ i°°k p°wer formed united fronts, and worked But there is a different picture that ^ 1«S.ri »«r7ht b* bIoodlr r*volu,lon- ,he Co«mu* hard to defeat Germany. tb*“ V lV . ° l * ,y * *r ,h* nlit International Comintern in After the war Red p u t t * pr* maity have overlooked. Aa newer hlghwaya ThU Un t the first time Com. M * sented an unusual sight, perphaps are added, as turnpikes and thronghways because they were still Imbued munUt* hav. talked of trying tom t,n* ,0 ' lc‘ ory •U,wb," < , ____ become a part of the overall pattern of tra­ win tha world peacefully. The tenia took a softer tine l* o w|lh their wartime national feel, vel, higher speeds and daredevil driving problem of the W ot It to deter**,*r * l,en Baaalaa Commu- |ng<; in Europe they quarreled build up the toll o f deaths aa the figures are mine whether thl. la Just another “ Mts* were In serious economic among themselves over the dlvl. totalled from over the-nation. change or whether It’* alncere .H?. •uSSC'fcd cooperation slon of territory. And. tf It la. to try to meet It * “ h &KitlUU. That tested about It is sensible to realise that If speed and But they shut up ahd backed sincerely. »>* years. In .that period Lenin Moscow when Russian Interests ability for speed a r t held down ha the high­ wete Involved. And Stalin pul tha Recenliy the Ruaalana Martled ways, are constructed the death rata on tha world *h*n they told other Then Stalin, Lealn’a successor, European Communists back f t roads and highways would be reduced. Communlata it ws* aU right to try In IMS exacted from the world's harness in 1MT by creating lhe But, year after year, as at^omotlva ach­ to win in a parliamentary way, Red leaders agreement that the Comlnfurm as a successor to tha ievements are accomplished, speed la one of peacefully, because the Marxist, defense am! Inlerests nf Russia Comintern, which he had abol. the attractions which draws customers. Leninist doctrine on the Inevlta* came first, above any hopes or Uhrd In 190. Marshal Tito's Yugoslavia was bUlty of war was out of date. aspirations of other Communis* The human element enters the picture a member of the Comlnforni, Thera was nothing basically parties, in the redaction of traffic fatalities. The new la that. In their earlier daya From that time .to this—with When he broke with Stalin In tSIA, wider the road, the fatter the speed and the Marx and Engels considered rtvo- soma exceptions-the rest of the his former cousins In the Comingreeter the gamble—and with these elements lutloa tha only road to power, but world'* Communists have followed form denounced him and. for a the death rate goes up instead of down. la they grew older they began the Russian tine through all its while, thera was fear they might There la. no way to take the human ele­ te think In terms of trying to win reversals. After tha 1*21 agree- attack him. But Stalin'* heirs, after hp by parliamentary means. And ment Communists began breaking ment — there Is no way to do away with the death In 1M3, realised they had - their ties with Soclallste. desiro to gamble on life or death— util of But soon Stalin was worried better patch things*up with Tito, the picture In the construction of super­ about (he rising Hitler. He called it he continued to thrive outside highways. on another switch. From IMS to the Russian fold, ho would bo an Millions of dollars can be spent on the encouragement to thO sate'lile* to billion dollar pattern of highways for an-* By I AMES MARLOW the distress in any one country But year by year In Congress lrlc,i >° formunited fronts with follow his path. So thr Russian Reds made peace with Tito. The there has developed a feeling that Socialists and any groups willing glneering of the safety features but en­ Associated Press News Analyst or area, the easier a target It was Comlnform somersaulted. tha allies do not need all the aid to antl-Natl. gineers dreams are shattered by the human WASHINGTON uf—By the time for communism. ThU year Moscow broke up the they'r# getting, that they are Came 1*39 and one of the blgat the wheel who run do them one better the n u t President—Elsenhower or this early aid was economic, ■otnaont else—settles down In the RUt after the Korean War started strung enough economically to do £•»* . switchesof all: to protect Comlnform, an action which gave with their speed and dare-devUUm. Russia, or so he thought. Stalin European Communists soma ta­ White House In IM7 the country md this country began lit mill- more for themselves, Obsolete v — jut as they should know more about how and u ry alliance* around the world, ThU U In addition lo a natural signed a nonaggression pact with pes ranee of being Independent k . are, care beeotr o * too, why IU money Is being spenl on (ho nature of the aid changed. feeling of wanting to save ax much J,*_ rj And world Communist* Moscow. Now Russia Is talking of t • • foreign aid. ThU country began to help arnt money as possible. Yet, the un- then worked against the antl-Hit* trying united fronts again and u»ler preparations own counThe Senate will probably voto lu allies. certainty about c o m m u n i s m _____ _ __ of their _________ ___ Ing parliamentary methods to win. MOO,000 for Us Foreign Relations \ 0w the money being spent for creates a constant dilemma: T h e rf in a ftrat clusa controverxy over Coaimittee, with the help of out. military assistance exceeds the For the sake of saving a few \ / ^ \ l I 'D C T C I I I K .I KA C l the question Of "rock and ro ll" mualc. p jf t M P?rU' *° Investigate the economic aid. The program Is no billion dollars, would this country | W Ix C I C L L I IN ^ 1 #YI C Some radio (station* have banned the whol* »W program and make a longer called foreign aid but ntul- be weakening it* alliances and the -By WIUIAM BITTrepeal by next Jan. 31. ual security. . resistance of its alelsl against Cfxlral Pits* Writer playing of thta type of muaic. 8ome com­ When President Truman created But the contest against commu* Communist blandishments or en. mentator* have even blamed the rite In the Marshall plan in 1MT—the first nlsm underwent some changrx ton, crnachmcnts? AN independent candidate for lion a year, the American Society juvenile delinquency on "rock and roll.” great postwar foreign aid program especially since 1WJ when Stalin So far Congress h ashid to rely President hex eomg out for the of Safety Bngtncera la told. Ondm died. The fear of Russian attack on the wisdom and the word of annexation of Canada by tha could hardly call that dirt ehetph The extremely rhythmic muaic haa ita got enthusiastic support, United Slate*. Beforeor after I I I m teenager*. _____ ____ They ___ # _____ was flat_ on _ it* back. ____ began to dwindle a bit under the the administration that it knows devoted __________ adherenta _____ among Europe the next election, mlattr? A ailddfc-o/'Me-resd policy la xeem to rWlDOnd to ita ’ almnllcrtv and to Asia was Impoverished. The cold «*«urancc* of Stalin’* successors what it’s doing—hut not entirely— not aluapt the ee/eit, tap I Milt, whS L T n . Hs, w . S h ! «war > ' was t t t was under under way. way. The The greater greater that they wanted peace and (hat for Congress ha. been cutting down What tnay conalder U« excitem ent. B e i n g ------------------------------ i l their competition with the West on the money the administration Our yoNth/Ml track athlctn the itrrllnp printer—yon mlyht young, th«y ar« unaware of what has hapwould be economic, asks. to.ifliiwc to art records /or opted. pet aide-swiped from both aide*. I I 1 In the past year the Russians, The Elsenhower administration, pened before jn the world of popular mu*ic, U . S . I f P f O D O r c d The Alda must be traluhiff themM,t|— AAA 11 B^R who wanted no part of the early aware of lhe uncertainly and misstives to become the patettriant | —^gFemJ ^ b l apV u i t a M - I I *xo^t and they seem to think thl* 1* a new and m ,, Dr L Marshall Plan, have arranged to givings In Congress, suggested a 0/ the future. creative form of expresaion. I 0 w f i f l f D U rniQ rive* t« ttewfy feme plskata give economic help of their own commission be created to study the I I t L A I Actually rock and roll, according to | I !***•» to nations around Ihelr perimpter. whole problem. The Democrats hm stf seme Paddc tribes enly 1 " i _ those who know the jaxx Idiom, 1* a fad. L 0 W , n r e r e s r L O a n Still, the United Slates hat to' axed that idea, It* emphaai* on rhythm, to the exclusion of ,Burni* — Thp be sure the Russians pull no And now lhe Sepale, under the these mere than (hr* feet la height One of our neighbon ws* com* * ■re taxed. Is that whet* tha plaining laat night that hi* lawn* tricks: that the American allies prod of the Democratic majority, other musical values, 1* in itself evidence of B.*. uVnut p?thVTI-' 'a phrase ’'Iasky^shrimp" erigiaetad? mower la too weU made. Saya its won't be soft.lalked into letting is expected te authorize its own tlte sterility o f the style. It ha* not yet pro- ferm |oW intmst loan of go in 30 rubber Urea never have a Mow* down their guard. Therefore, the Investigation to get these answers Air pollution costa New York out or even a meetly, little, old duced a real artist, and it is not likely to million dollars, official sourer* administration continues military to foreign aid: How much and City atom an aitlmatad f 100 mil­ puncture. produce one, Other forms of jats, Dixieland, uld today, assistance. where and why? swing, and progressive, have found able and Burma refuted further Ameri- Senate Expected To Permit Study ...... 'Rock 'n Roll' Music - well trained unit should disaster strike without notice. .r The Sanford Herald fs t w iw M Ur r in s i s n s r s i r s» s i i i s i r Neead IS h n N stats mails* Oriabsr SI, salt at S fWa* OtIM «f ■aalarO. PlariCa, astir Its Ifaf Cmiansa at Marsh a. ISTS rant) fastis is*. SMIlar as* PaklUsrr WASSISIS H iailSS ta_ Kxrestlie Kdltar aVKLTM a. CCSMIXIl. ««**rilstaa Maaaa*r M s SSm M. ta a shw Sw at Ikt t u w liM Press stall* *■ miIIIIsS liHMitNI la Ifcs as* fa, rspakllre- ■t*M * f a il il*a hail asm prlaia* la ikls assssaaasr. Xatlaaallr kf Osaarel I (Itarela Sat laps Altaaia tisarata f? " I I f Casrls, n is s lM lU SStsrfalaa a i*a . a ia a c M iP T io k a s r r . s aa* asr wsah Oat Maal* tIJ t als Maatka Oas Vsar (UsTS B|| All Okllaar, aatlrea. M rH al Ifcaaks. sssalailaas as* Tueeduy, July 10, 1BS8 TO D A Y ’S BIHI.K VKRHg" The Spirit of the Lord I* upon Me. Luke - 4:18—Chrlat read thl* In the flynagogue at •“ Vaiareth. It wa* a prophecy made by the prophet Iiatah. Christ did proclaim liberty ,to captive*, recovery of eight by the blind. ^•3e*t of all He showed how to be free from a brilliant mtuiciana aa thalr spokesman and Interpreters, * Banning rock and roll 1* essentially a ne­ gative approach. The best thing to do Is tolerate it. If it la as bad as It seems to *0 mnny of us it will die a natural death. If those who Bspouae rock and roll are right, then all the interference and censorship cannot keep It from surviving. «** ,ld l,,.rch* 1853 .Th*5 C0*Jn try expressed appreciation for previous aid of about 31 million dollar* given since IBM. Two years a30 the than Piemler U Nu said he would l!ko re­ sumption ol U.S. aid "provided it it not Ires." lie propose* swap P*n* »urpius rice and timber for b"-ded and tachnlcalmichln(r)’ advice. ra.T'Tgic.Ted the United States could send the the united state* could send tha Too Late To Classify Ry RUM8ELL RAT recordings bring toft music into Tnstcad of taking an out-af-etato the hall, and James Motion introvacation this year I have decided duces Lowell Thomas who give* to do some Florida exploring. Re- the nirrallon describing tho amaxcently I took time out on my way ing creation In every detail. It is to Miami to visit tome of tho an Inspiring experience for any »u !e'\ "™ er ,Ur,clion' 1,1,1 1 American and it* educational vala ’a a 1101Jtmei ***"• vlvld)y UB u tremendous It Impresses My flrit lt#p W|l h,d , t th# Upun our asmlmJ* ,u that The men next door says every time he timber" and ricVur other countries Melton Autorama, located eight makes America great hears that commercial about the thousands In the U.i. aid program. Jj t,"J'Lf,iL,_r ^ l t won^ rt ,Thlt .thev ."'“ h i - llni' ," “ r‘ ,ltn ,h,y luvi ^ lu j.T tHou^d^n *7 *rioi!,b5i1id' lJ! 1 r*-ll,e haw fNSb,e ray de,crlp* iia'.w jrvw . K? roundings |« a museum worth *ev- e,„ n, ver .dequstely describe It. , r, hour, « tBybody’, Ume, As a j recommend It as a must for hobby, Jamas /Stock Trading In te re st G row s ^ DAWK.)N Frincl.cn .cch ln i* ll open twu ■■UiUctl.n. ^ ir :: Xathltr j g - i say* * a a a trapped them. d ren.e!hr. ” !“ so . . . » -------------------------------------------------------- u m t’ repiyaWiomlO yeer*. o lu *■ a a cl“" T r O fflC “ *• “ '.*• 70 per cent of the S. S S , , . . tbl* ««hJin|* In the Eaat duringthat period originate from At leaat Stock Exchanxe bossLx lY li™ , lr\(1*r\ ,cU', , on th* , *n8e lh“ l « l*»» m*ny important announcements A C C ld O O t R* P °r t • * Filed Melton began pur- everyone m^sle h o rn /n a ' ^ K n n l ! i r e Are m ahuV hU rofurtlan h i ca m era aVnan^tlre^Uist^k. I S ?.U M U h P* permanent parmanant home for My «*«B * » Africa. U. S. A. n ,,r floJrnlon Beach. Here in an ,r M developed lo represent the Afric,n veldt one ride* a tninU‘ “ I* a m a a a s Try and Stop Ma A y t lN N I T T CSSFACK CARSON toll* about a buxines* man who leaned out o f his car and called to a very pretty girl on thg curb, "Pardon me, Miss, but . . . " The denuel cut him abort with, "No, my dear man, you never mot mo before, I am neither waiting for a bus nor am I going your way. I am not lonely, I do not care to see the countryside, and I've already eaten dinner. Fur­ thermore, my fiance weighs 310, ta a boxing pro, and is meeting mo hare very soon. Now, were you go* ing to say something?" "Yes, Indeed," epluttercd the bualneia man, "You're losing your akirL” J C om area haa grown so fait that TAMPA UP - The Tampa judlce S a U T ta r e .'l^ 'r e U r a V n o r id a ' lng opcn ,r ” * wh,rB ,I] m,nner about *' >A»if i|o th* Ut~An«s)*i dspt'rtmearh*. fikd’ a""boat"re ^ B ro w ^ l^ V Iw n J 11' ^ amu"ng ^"aalmala May bo seen running and Ian FreneUeo stock ex- bo*U' traffic accident report for t I hlblt was thrilling, particularly o f^ zib r^ 'ra m ^ r'.ira V fra raTl* change# got together and luataiiad tha flret time In Its history. ---------------------------Ifto an oldster Ilk. mys.lf who can J “ b" ' u£ ; S . ’ ws.ra _________ * wjra ||n|dn* hath trading floors Trsm* afflrer. tf 11 .a n, Invest? BukV” 1!e ^ t r e s * tha^RUntev buH>io* «"d other*. Elephants art chsn.J Xu. tits* ■*!*•-I-* V x far this year'then lrat 'st'T tlm c Y^rk^Toii*1100? ^ N*W *° thit ord*ri could be placed and 1. O. Parvis said they Inventn u n . snumn ks ,. vn. cj,alned are members inv.iti* Buies B,i<k whit. t i . ovsniejr s u .u , a . , - , a* ---------------» » b ofs th*a blx« « g y j & a i r ■v « s r D . . t ^ ‘ p cr . a T L y » t when lu Mi brother In Now Y « k i J I T * ! ? } ' #IUl,r •*eh*"«** »eet»tly gated the ceUitlon after the Coast Steamer, pope Toieod and other 2 ? iota _Dr? th,r ln ” ,w Y.wk lU* k apllla, increased dlvl- thit Wll einandad ee that Uehare Guard refuted on ground It occur- hom iest carriage, snorted along '■ “ » f i r t a u a R R u ix g r o j ^ o ^ i I SM. ISSDR I t ff ot M m o t i LCSI «W wee reporting slower trading than dends, merger plant, r v . m o R is b b c t i o x from the two exchaagea new earrod within tha city limit*. our dirt roads at M or 30 mUe* a year age. But part of Hin FranK V IS K O S T X T I T k * B ill, V. a, RKV "Prices set hrra ' V ry the trans.etkmi and guessThe officers 11U a K-foot csbln •» hour lo a cloud of dust; or u ^ * , S f ' ^ tE T m eT T S i Sxb|:t» Clare's volume it In orders from York close* usually after . j WM wltb nltier Hank*. Intlmllna rrsarrs hslaiir#, Eastern trsders, ____ t’M.h j IFill. ||| im.t'F.1 « f ,*ej11»,■11,j„ ....... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1.710.71!.t f p r ... jw t * h -i h .,k « . « , « » is m , ^ b F ^ ^ s S f f B A i S S S K S J f t t a * " “ « r e t . ' (■•*• • • « « about right when New York opens to designate the exchange of art is, af Detroit, vice president of with Its old breakable wax recorda Hlalea Uurtrmnrnl ulillfsllun*. Ulrttl aul pair of field glasses, a movie L'ulttd Sxn Frenrlsco's historic posi­ next morning,'' K* shier aays with gin. •u*rant*-d ____ ________ . . . . . . . . __ .. _ tJeMfd.es th* Roman Cteanaar Co. and a »■ and morning glory horn, found in or still camera ba aure and take Oktlfatloni of atst-a and |mllllral *uIh1IvI*>oiu St*. 174 IX tion aa a financial canter appear* foot cruiser piloted by Henry tho living rooms of thoeo who them with you whan you vUlt Ulhtr bond*, nolr* and ilrlirnlur** . .. . . I0.ooo.oo to bo expanding too. The Bank of Cornorala Mnrh* (Inclmllna ltz.oon.oo itwk of Quodnau, M, Tampa Advarilslng oould afford such luxuries, Africa, UJ.A. You will want to % Pedvral R*»*rv* Hank) .......... ...-----------lt.000.fiiW America, the nation's largest, executive, collided under Gandy While tha Autorama Itaalf la well hiv_ DicluiA taken with a l»aa* and dl*roiint> ilm'luilln* S1S.IT S t teo.ssi.t: .i overdraft*) S.lt O V add* steadily to Ha deposits, as■lank tirrmUf* .•aii-.l SIS.!}*.)!. fulfil ure and ■ridge which spans Tampa Bay worth tho prico of admission, Mel- Zulu W(rrjor ta ju1j wj,0 fixture* tsr.oli.il ISI 7TS.fl sets—and branches. Other banks betwaea Tampa and St. P rim - ton haa addMl another attraction greet* _ Other aesete s..fae.tr you aa you enter the open in the state grow impressively, Total A sell* kurg. that surpasses the museum Itself * ld, e.m.tiit.i* i i m u m f jk m im in ' rl t Trantamerica Carp., ha* rec­ Mr*. Quadnau was treated at a wMeh h* calls "America th* Baautadlrldual*.' peMner«h?|DO and week I'll toll you about Demand d-poills of ........ ...... ......... .........., ---- S.77S.ISI.01 ently had a sprro of buyinu up hospital fcr fare and head cuts. JjJ-*' Thla la • Bug* cydmama . tory liodi thi y .n u .t : c Play Tim*rnrunratlun* A VARIETY of naw drags and _____ te a aaw mOd peyrnedepniii, of Individuate, parinsrthlp* aag banks throughout the Rocky techniques bare nude medical motor stimulant which reporteuly Mrs, Riceardl was_ treated ______...for that teUa_ the thrilling _ story of he|Bj| developed near Pom- .. rnriH>ratl»*e l.sil.tio.st t'e|Hi*1l* of I'nTled Rlxlra riovernment itt.iii.xs shock. Americaa history, growth and pro- _ H#ti thi kidai#1 h|Va ^ Daws racantlx. Mountains, linking that resion rateaa patteata to w m a ) lareia n*i>i>.li. nf Htaies tnd pnllllrai *iil>dlvl*li>ne . .......... ... l.tus tst.ss Our aaontnly review af Both huts ware damaged heavi- gross m a scries of striking mural* Hma at tholr life moot the ehatac. Other denoelti of mental and physical activity closer to the braking system here. ipoelte (certified (certUla and raehler-e L'het k,. etr.l.. S7.llS.7S advancaa Include* aa antlbteUa Tulal Total lieuuilta_ lirpuella------------------------------------JT.S<1,171.11 ly hutjsrre navigable, the otflcera created by the celebrated moralist, lerl ^ Uotha1. 1( wt)I #J without producing aa exagger­ Other financial differences of Olhrr 11.1,111(1-. — for treatment of acne, synthesis ated tans* of srau-keiag or sk­ esld. Thai* were no cbsrge*. Tolal IJaMtltlra — ---------------------------------------M H L this area: money Is tighter here, o f a naw c l a n o f latlbta tM pnuiire rebound. f SPIT SI, St ru t STS interest rata* are higher and de­ lapllal Xt.Hiki agents, a menial and U fa reportedly tuacemful la action-paekod econo* which com- N P E R M IN ACCIDENTS; Sno.OOAO* mands for loans more pressing, •tlaulaAtandaBtw ___ _ ra fillm ,-. (ol runiiiii.il -(in k, ltil.1 par tlSo.OOS.SS plately onclrcla tha waUa gad celaccording to economist* of tho ■BAT WAVE CONTINUES Hurnlm .. .... . la tha long aaattb for a eara far tss.sos.ns U nY.of a hug* circular ru m ; „ _ _____________ l ndlvlded prattle -------- -------------------- ---------- --U ,lll» Francisco Federal Reserve leukemia. preetloa* aianatatod with tha Bvter i e , ............................... ........ nearly «.300 feet of pointed canf * T o l.l I '.p lu l Au'uuat, axhguaYouao Adujta vas T T v e’ palnlteg U oVer gre tool ksthing snd boating i s im * iPUNGFIEU), 111. « - A fs*t. Total l.l.klllllee and CapUal .termini* • 111,111 IS Tha aattbioUo poiycycUa* Interest In flnsnclal matters. In­ W R a e a s iu s moving fire engulfed six Urge In ciretinJerrae*1 11 feet hlxh and •cC*d*nt< •• Franc# *weltered beta used by gyracuae pledeed or S**lanrd *,e serute llalilllllr* and fee athee ecus* Ualrej cluding securities, grow* here buildings in the business heart of t . U S ^ T ’af c& T m S ! throu*h the third ds, Of . heat Aieele punt..,-e .... . .... . LlSS.tSS.SI scientists for successfully treat­ partly because of the Influx of Ipriagfteid ear’* M onday, Valuing (° Bv# feet high eatenvtava today. (a) U iiii ae ,liuH'n a i m - ar* after deduction of reeaarch, ing acne, a skin condition that la tha Raid aft rr*»rr*« ,if f.tILlI people, partly because of the damaia estimated by fire official* dl«« th# base of tho wall w u ^ e m w r s ^ - ^ s ^ d ^ A virus It. IV. he.nr, ...h tr r nf (hr atmrr-n.mrd hank d,i *<i]*ninlrVir*.e athlete counties* tetn-agera aid etesUate hare spurt *n iaduitrialJiiuion. at "hundred* of thousands or dotthe entire hall. ***■ tw m m w rm tu jrn n around « in that ih . s h o t, dalrinfnt I. true In ih . hrst of mr kuna l.daa and ballet. which far u u trek tima coastetrouna adults. II. VV DRANK, Cashier Tha Ran Francisco Stock Ex­ lare." Na casualties were reportwinding contour panels par- JJ* ,»h*<uUBay vlulsnt II. a POP* Tha results, tha attenuate re­ od. tray th# pro***! day acante won- thundoratoim a cracked acres* the change doesn't pretend to wirjd Pnrrret__A ltr.li U. Jj port. indicate that tha antibiotic Thte ability U Firemen contained th* bUu dor# of our land, white aa th* cal- c,l>* bringing tome relief, but the influence on the market that H — exerts more than a germ-kilt Hl.t* nf Pli.rtd* rntinlr nf a.miiu>i». within the aix-bullding area after Bag and upper walla a nocklac* of then th* sun cam* out hotter than lhe New York Stock Exchange Mni.rn In and »uh*rrlliri l.rfura m l this 7th dair i.f Juir, tsse. action Unco acne U not xserei i f 'I K - I'.*! I*,*( I im a.d I lirrel.rr m-l|e» »m *nl an a nlHci lesr #r director of tbit hsnth tfae*. But Ronald E. Koehler, It spraad rapidly from a Iwo-.iory Aaterkan aeoao# doptet th* iver. - i i y i f hoetertel infection L wnitelMatUm mf mmtrenmlm j Rulh null. II UMtll. Sm ll. .Vntsry .Vnlsrir Public. brick structure housiog the Ki.i^r historical highlights tefluoaclag lit* Further outlook; Stormy «ud president of tho exchange here, Ur eoiiimltt’ nn ritplir* Starch L ISIS also UtTolves hormonal Imbaiinea vSnmTbaVtenUite anal ' within the tody. aayi It playa an Important nation­ Food Crater, headquarters of an dovolopawot of our country since hot, th* tlma of Coiumbua. I I t e indeed PoiycycUa* Is known t hreat al as weU aa regional role. lUioaia grocery chain. A K P IM A T H iip a STioxai. n«\V " •teal dteaaae. teal at la rally u tetracycUn*. A chief raison i* that th* San Th* Mesa spread through walls •a awe-lnapirlag apoeUcte. Tip pini.isK ' M ix u r n•Npa a u iv r it srrrH VtiE XTATtTXX XXII, (I. • RV.V1fKD over rooftops, fanned by a \ i “— ~ U*»..r| ■* ,,, ,,...r ■ ■■. .ISIS . . . ... nf June S*. nr Allanllr T, " ,t Pnmaaar. Jacksaae ▼111% ct lap breere. An adjoining fourKlurld., .k ick Is .( ( lll-----.t .d with Aite"'I« ilfh 1* ? A blue whale, wh«r. - t i* fuod’ ... T*»* newly syntheiired aeU 7 J » ,* “ f«rd Atla.llu Kallun.l kUnit, story building housing a departI s . ford, Plurlds Cbarttr Xumi.«r 1*1*7 Kad.ral Ile.tr>* DUlrlet K mu* re routed rotated to tetri' Supply It good, can put on 3oo biotic agente are eycilne. but p lM ta t a r.: U bath my parents died store and sevoral apartr Kind o f hurins** n f Ih ls a rr itlaiiei lti < pound* of weight a day. microbial target, Tha ns s in ? ago from bears diaBask Stork holdlna c .m p .a r, holdlna holdln emit w i l l.f lnl*r**< In Ihld was engulfed by flames, g* and nlhsr Sfflll.les la hrnsdsn reo m m memte ate known as tertiary hutylan* U '■ - areaa ----- - _ . that 1 aim wore • restaurant, a clothing Msun.r Is xrhfrli sb-.v r-.sm rd orvaitl i Tbs common cold le more (reqbydrotetracycUa* aneloge. will hare a short life? alo ro , b ..k sad of pnalrel:I bakery a vacant .._ d , _*«tr h.*------4P--------among women than among They are w aertodiy up to n«Mi| niextsirllr «»f #f r*ult«l alnCU. building. rtnAbcUl rslstlong with hunk: . times as effecumaa etther tetra* Firemen fought the blare from •iFwsk #f arm ut#4 hank o«nmi br tb« af>IIUt« |N r ti iss.eeeH a i pt!N«no lb* top- of a fireproof (our-.tory Loan* br Hi* afflllalr l« afflliatrd b.ak ----------- --_ I 4 S A N E P R D buitelag (trading in the ten I. u. tV. Praalrr. Kn »-T rr«. nf Ulantle Tru,| n a N i r dn rolrm ... *»n»r thai lb . aliova slalemrnl U iru*. lo Uit kr,l uf tar kuuateda* af tha burning half block area. SB" SawllteI* LI* W FriiUr • n»ra In .-d ^ b o e r lb e d briar, m* thi. |th d .r af gulp t i l l In lout 7‘ * million American* INSTALMENT LOAN DEFT. owned their home* compared with _ ... . flanirv P nu .1l . Xniarr Puhtf* Mambas FMC Kaiarr publta. *'»•• " ' k1"'!** ?« >»rx*. Mr mminu.laa Metre* to “ » * - • « » " Legal Notice Three New Drugs To Fight Disease B',r,i"‘.pd . x , , , -ku. ^ ," 1" •< Firt Engulfs Six Largt Buildings KuateatSLl awamaa A U T O LOAN S tv.: Lowest Cost nf^r0.E‘i‘“;1Tllj;r.'d",:vl* SsSn are Aooas* IS M S gaodad hr KaUsual daretv Caraarattan. If • -a , �TF7_SAN rrm n TTFRA1.T1 Tne. July m. 195ft Social £v&nJtA Sue Hayes, Joe David Fisher Announce July 3 Wedding Date Mr*. Vida Murle l!»)es of IHI4 French Ave., is today announcing the engagement and appruuchlng marriage u( her daughter. Vc-u Stir, to Jur David Fisher, M»n of Mr. and Mr*. II A. Fisher ol Geneva. The wedding will lake place July 31, at T;3ti p. m. in Kingdom Hall of Jehovah'* Witnesses with R. N. Stafford nlficiating the ceremony. Serving a* matron of honor and only attendant will ba Mr.' Bob DoUon, while best man wilt be Bob Dolton. r The bride-elect wa* born In % Dunildionvillc, (la., and attended Marianna High School and Scrn inale High School. Mr. Fisher wa* born in Dayton. Ohio, and a t t e n d e d Sanford acliooli, graduating from Semi­ nole High School In I9M. He I* now employed by the Cowan De­ partment Store. Na formal invitation* are being aent but all friend* and relative* % •( the eoupla are eatended a cor* dial invitation to attend. • MU* Sue Baptist News The W.M.tT. of the rfr*t Rapiisl Church held it* program Monday •t 1* a.m. with Mr*. T. Thnma* preaiding. dir cl# Ne. Three wa* In charge of tho program with Mr*. II. If. Griflr a* leader. Topic wa* “ Publi*h Glad Tiding*’* and Mr*. W. D. Gardiner lad the group in prayer. Tlioee taking part on the pro gram were Mr*. Grier. Mr*. F. E. Breckenridge. Mr*. R. L. Johnson, Mr*. Frank Bryan and other*. CIRCLE NO. ONE Gbntn No. One met at 10:43 a.m. far He regular monthly meeting wMfc the Mieion being opened with (fa watch prayer by Mr*. W. H, Murray. Mr*, J. Roy Britt preaided in the tbeaaee ol Mr*. Kratcert and Mr* BrM read two letter* from their hey at the home in Lakeland thanking the circle far the apend lag money and birthday gtft which it aent him. U waa reported that 1,710 eou poaa were aent to the orphanage thla pa*t quartar from the WJt.U. ■nd Mr*. Murray brought the !•*• ■on on Stewardship tn “ Our Po*eeitlona and Society.” Prevent were Mr*. 0. C.’ Gibb*, Mr*. W. H. Murrey, Mr*. M. Cam­ ming*, Mr*. J. Roy Britt. Hr*. II. H. Newman, Mr*. W. E. Gila*. Mr*. W. P. Yetley. CIRCLE NO. TWO Circle Ne, Two met with Mr*. B. C. Moore preaiding. Mr*. Joe Wright brought the devotional fallowed with prayer by Mri. Moore. Fla ax were made for tha Communite Mlaelnni for tha month and Mra. Fred Myer* gave the Stew, ardihip letaon on “ Go Up Higher." Mra. H. D. Gardiner gave ■ talk m “ Victory’* ever tha diicouragemeat and elaaad with prayer. Reperto from committee chair­ men were alio given and tha cir­ cle waa diamlued with prayer by Mra. R. L. Johnion. The luncheon and program meeting followed. Membera preaent ware Mr*. Fred Metre, Mra. B. C. Moore, Mr*. A. I . Paterson, Mrs. C. L. Park. Mr*. C L, Haweon and Mr*. Joe Wright. CIRCLE NO. THREE ■ /Circle No. Three met with Mr*. R. U Johnaon presiding in the abaeaee of Mr*. B. F. McWhorter. Minutea from the preceding meetleg were read and member* Jaiaed with circle No. I in an in­ tonating discussion. Present were Mra, Johnson, Mr*. W. D. Gar. diner, Mr*. F. P. Rinet, Mrs. H. II. Frier end Mra. W. C. Lynn. CIRCLE NO. FOUR Circle No. Four of the First Bap­ tist Church met in the chapel of the Educational building with Hr*. M. N. Cleveland presiding. The meeting wa* opened with the repealing of the Watchword and prayer led by Mr*. Sam AllMri. W. Woodall gave a very Inspiration*! devotional, choosing aa her topic, “ Faith." Sentence aysrs war* than given by memra present. Mrs. E. C. Harper read tho minute* and the treasurer*' rem port waa given by Mr*. Ed Co■m wan. It wa* voted lo send money lo tha Children’s Home to help up­ holster tha furniture and reports veero given on tha Community Ml*■ton Work. It wai derided to visit C _ Pnqe 5 the county home anJ lo take each person thrre a bag or cookie*. Mr*. S, J. Nix gave Ihe Steward­ ship lesson taken from the book, “Thla World** Good*." Mr*. K. C. Harper told the circle member* of her hushand'* cousins Interesting elephant hunt .In Africa and of some of the nitivo cus­ tom*. Member* attending were Mrs. Nix, Mr*. Woodall, Mr*. J, II. Trulurk, Mr*. S. D. Allred, Mr*. Har­ per, Mr*. Cleveland and Ur*. Co­ wan. CIRCLE NO. FIVE Circle No. Five met at the church and opened It* meeting with the WMU Watchword. Mra. Franco* Bolt gavo the devotional, “ Lot Nn Man DeipUe Thy Youth" from the Woman'* devotional pro gram by Lora Parrott. Mr*. 0. C. Dixon gave the life of Emma France! Dawkins, assis­ tant secret* ry of per*onn*l, For­ eign Mission Board told of the “ Qualification* of a Missionary." Raporti from all committee** were read and the meeting wa* rinsed with prayer, Present w*t* Mr*. Bea Newsome, Mr*. Boll, Mra. A, L. Thomas, Mr*. L. If Harvey, Mr*. Doris Beck, Mra. B. R. Beck, Mr*. W. B. Pippin and Mr*. G. C. Dixon. CIRCLE NO. SIX Circle No. Six of tha church met In the Homemaker* Classroom with Mr*. J. E. Turner a* president. Mr*. E. A. Covington give the de­ votional which we* on “ Cheerfulnosi.'' Mra. Turner brought en In tareitlng manage on the co-opera­ tive program after which tbe min ute* were reed from the last ses­ sion. Mr*. Fox gave an inspiring me*n ge on the Title of Old end New Testament taken from the book. Mr*. II. J. Finch outlined the community mission plan* for July and plana for the visiting and program were mad*. The program then closed with prayer and blessing with the following member* preaent: Mr*. Turner, Mr*. Ben Burke, Mra. 1L B. Carter, Mr*. J. F. Lewta, Mr*. S. A. B. Wilkinson, Mra. John E. Fox. Mri. Turner Lodge, Mra. E. A. Covington, Mra, J. A. Strange, Mr*. O. G. Roller, Mr*. H. J. Finch and Mis* Isabella Simaoo. * * ,. fl& A A O IU tl/L Mr. and Mr*. Forrest Eugtbgetson returned from a month's rheatlon In Wisconsin, Their daughter, Colleen, who accompanied them spent a few day* to Minneapolis, Minn, visiting relatives aarouto to summer school at Black HU1* Tea. eher'a College In Spearflih S. D. TUESDAY The Gleaner* Class of the Baptist Church will meet with Mr*. H. B Carter. 100 Palmetto Ave. at I p.m. The .Y.W.A.'s will meet at the home of Mr*. Huby Spear*. 2201 Sanford Ave., at <:30 p.m. The Anna Miller Circle of the Elk* Club will meet at I p. m. at the Club. The Fidelia Class of the First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. F. E. Cooper. 1702 Magnolia Ave., *t | p. m.. with Group Four, Mr*. V. C. Mr»»en«rr, chairman, ** huslesie* The Pioneer Fellowship and Re­ creation ol the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the church WEDNESDAY The members and friends of The First Methodist Cliun-h will honor the Rtv. and Mr*. Milton H. Wyatt, and Mis* Rachel Bea*lcy newly appuinted Education Direc­ tor. at a picnic to be held at Rock Spring*. July II, supper will to? served at T p. m. Hi* Rev. Wyatt ha* served a* pastor of The First Methodist Church since 1932 The Chancel Choir will rehearse at First Prrsbylcrian Chinch at 7:30 p.m. The mld-wrek Bible Hour will be conducted by Eldrr Arthur lie Young of Ihe First Pretbytrrian Church at 7:30 p.m. in the absence of Rev. A. G. Mclnnls, Pastor. Curia No. • of the Women of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 10:00 a.m. at the home of Mr*. Roy Mann, lit W. llth St. Mr*. Jo* Baker I* chairman. Vacation Bible School will be continued at Elder Springs Bap­ tist Chapel from 8;oo a.m. to 11 noon. .Missionary Clrrle or Elder Springs Baptist Chapel will meet at 1:10 p.m. Midweek prayer service will be conducted at Fit—t Baptist Church at 7:30 p.m. Melvin Dekle will lead the Train­ ing Union Executive Committee at First Baptist Church at 8:13 p in. THURSDAY The Junior Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will rehearse at 3:43 p.m. at the church. The Youth Choir will rehearse at First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. The Deacons of Ihe First Presbyterian Church will meet at Ihe church at 7:43 p.m. Vacation Bibl* School will be continued at Elder Spring* Bap­ tist Chapel from 8:00 a.m. to 12 noon. The adult choir will rehelrsa at Firit Baptist Chruch at 1:00 p.m. FRIDAY Vacation Bible School will be concluded at Elder Springs Bap­ tist Chapel from 0:00 to 11 noon. Closing program will be held at •:00 o’clock. SATURDAY Vance Duke will lead Ihe K.A.’ a at Flrat Baptist Church at 1:30 a.m. Friday Mr*. J. R. Weaver and Wlnnell and Sonny Messer traveled to Norfolk, Va. to visit Mr. and Mr*. Roy Dixon. Tho Messer chil­ dren win visit also to WaihtoftM, D. C. and Baltimore, Md. before returning homo this falL Mr. and Mra. t. W. Compton left for Evansville, fnd., to spend a short vacation wlfti their daughter and ion-in-law Mr. and Mrs. BQ1 Gall. Min Fahnl* R. Munson left thla morning far California. IlFF TO THE l-ll t'AMI'l Shown above, not in wider, ate w Alfonl, Ailcll Ailing, Mure* n’t Arnnt, ltsl-ur* Alfunl, llunnii Bowrrsox, Jcnmee Cicwa* Bonnie Cox, Susan Pulfoid, Carol Greem Cathy Griffis, Kathleen Hill. Linda Harris, Sylvia Harer. Prime Hnrgravcs, Alive Hull. Diane Kennedy, Joann Kennedy, ltarl>an Miller, Helen Memory, Danuta Morski. Sylvia Mikler, Joanne New­ berry, Carlo Newberry, Susorme Partin, (linger Pipkin, Carol Wally Cox Learning To Be Bullfighter Hooke, ________ _ ........ Herman, Eleanor tyke*. i.inaa .inda Brrtigg*. Vera Spivey, Mmy Vance, Joann* Wolfe, Winberljr, and Virginia Warfe'l. Accompanying the stria -ra four leader* and one county agont. They loft from the Semiota County Court House yesterday morning for tha campsite .ocatej In tho Ocala National forest. (Staff Photo) between you ’n me' Hollywood Blvd. Gets F ac«4rfting HOLLYWOOD i* - So they’ ve HOLLYWOOD vP—Can you ima­ started to give tlollywncd Boricgine Wally Cox as a bullfighter? vard a face-lifting. From the No. I couldn't elthrr. But there BY SANDRA BERG look* of the place, major surgery he u is, the shy little man with spectacles, learning to Ding a cope ON THE NEW ARRIVAL LIST A TID BIT from the (lies of The I* In order. Hollywood's civic lealcra have around ad stand rommandingly be­ in Sanford ire the Floyd I). Sanford Herald In 1839. “ Big week, lung frrttrd over the fari thxl mil­ fore the bull. This was taking end bargln, 14 pound* of Hour, EM lion* of tourl-t* come he e every place at the Vincent Gurnet School Swart t* xml their children from of Spanish Culture. HI* (richer York. Pa. They aro Navy people cents; tugar per 23 pounds, ft.43 year lo view the town’* gltmor was Lul* McManus n Mexican and live aI 403 Colonial Way. . . and fre*h ham, 13 cent*." Oh (nr and go away dlsanpotnled. The Irish ex-matador who instruct* Mr. ami Mrs, II. T. Broun. 800 E. the good ole day*.’ 1 Here's a flash geographical a*ea of Hollywrod la muvie stir* and starlet* and others Bh St. are retired. . . K. J. News announcement from the Aug. 20 only a ahiWe mire glamourous than Tassatc or roralello, in Ihe art of the bull ring. and ihrli three girls who are liv­ paper In tool. “ Electric light* are With their rctatt b:*tne»* ebb­ “ You must stand like this, with your feet together, your stomach ing at 2421 Laurel Ave came heir coming, have your store and rr- ing. the bilslnciimrn formed the Improvement Asm. out and your head down," he told from New Castle, lad. lie is the ildtnce wired now. Expert elec­ Hollywood Cox Into Ihe dirt arena behind Hie district supervisor fur tho Florida trician*, all work done under In­ and hired lop-notch planner* Per­ school, “ You do not *ay, 'Please Times Union, . , Mr. and Mr*. surance rules." And a last nole. eira end Lurman. Tho anoclat'on plana tn spend ; George ft. Chapman Jr., 2238 Cor* ‘Ground I* being broken at the come here. .Mr. Bull.' corner of Oak ami Slh Stree*t» for I l.(t2T,ftco during Ihe coming year “ Your attitude D always defiant. dmu Drive.who came tu u* from tbe residence of Grnrge II. Fernald Y’ou say, ‘ Hey, toro, come here.’ ’’ Orlnmlo. Hr is manager of the which will be one of the finest In for colored sidewalks, dinting street light* and aperially de­ Greens Fuel Gas Co. and Ihey have Fortunately for NBC. there was one girl, age 4 year*. . . More new the city.’’ signed new* stand*, street sign*, no real bull present to endanger fares Include Mr. and Mrs. II. trash can*, etc. The name* of 2,033 the network* star. The beast wa* Grady pantry here from Kissim­ Eleanor Champlln from Lake star* cf tho past a id proienl will limutated by McManus, who held mee. They are renting ■ home Wood, Calif. Ii vMting hack in he iiuprlntel on tha aidewalk*. oul a pair uf hnrn* and steered at 2003 Jefferson Ave. and have town after being away fur five That'* all very n'cc, but the past Cox a* the laller swung his bought the'Palm Drive-In Thrilre. year*. “ Sanford hasn’t changed boosters will Iiiyo to do more than cape defiantly. The Venlrya have four girls. . . murii,'' she quipped, “ except for tbit lo make Ihe boulevard live All this was nut without a pur­ Dr. and Mrs. C, F. Brooks Smith. the new h<m*e* going up. I think up to It* re million. Let'* take a pose. Cox, you see. i* taking a 105 W. 21 St. here from .Miami. I can still find my way.around." trip down ('to fabled street and second fling at a TV series, HD They have bought their home and She la working for a big depart­ •ee what we ;ee. Mister Peepers expired after a few have three girls and two boy*. Dr. ment store in California and We itart at Gower and head seasons. Now he's coming bock In Smith I* planning to practice here. “ love*" her work a* Interviewer west. For two or three blocka we The'Adventures of Hiram Holliday. Another doctor. Dr. and Mr*. Ho­ for Joh huntcri. find car dealer, parking lot* and After completing Id* bullfight ward 8. Tun well are living at Xiofi a mortuary. Then cornea Pantage* lesson, Cox explained what Ihe ser­ Coronado Cl. Hero from Rlrhnumd, A* |1:e foil luntmcr weather Thcntei, »'t-> of the Academy ies la all about. Ho plays a proof­ Va. Dr. Tugwcll la In the Navy as flood* over Sanford more amt more Awards, n t an tha 331 othar day* reader on ■ New York newspaper x dentist. boat* and skiers are *ren on the of the year, ll'a Just another who spies a comma error and St. John*. Not a .Sunday afternoon movie liauje. save* the publisher a mlllinn-dollar If si I 1 y w n n d and Vine can MORE INFORMATION ON THE goes by that Fran end Lewi* libel suit. The hn*> reward* him NEW TEACHERS. . . The former Berry art not in tlialr host and off scarre'v mn’.Mi Time* Square or with a round-the-world trip and Flmenre Thompson who taught to the race*. Their daughter la usu­ olhor famous Inter/ecttoni. It Ii send* a reporter along In record here in 1853-34 I* bark; slio I* now ally along a* D anyone they should bounded by two office buildings, hi* experience*. Mr*. Florence Shcihengcrger. rhanre to meet along tho way. a department store and a restau­ Anil what experiences! Hull-lay Soutlirldc will probably be her des­ “ Urn" I* Very good skiing on one rant. Continuing westward, wa turns out to he a fellow who can tination. . . Mrs llairl West who leg and “ skim* the water like a find little In the next few blocks do everything well, despite hit was on a leave uf absence last bird.’* hut clothing stirs*, delicatessen* meek appearance. And so he proves year is coming hack to Snuthslde and the Warner* Theater, which himself a champion sklrr, skin- alio. . . Louis Giiaid a 38-year-old INFORMAL ATMOBI'11 EBP. now house* Cinerama, diver, bobslrddrr, bullfighter etc. barliclor from Bartow will loach FOK DINING Frum theie wa see pawn ahopi, How is all IhD explained? the new 11. C. T. course at Semi­ Today, we have apparently “ Oh, this fellow studies nights,' nole High School and David l.aude rnme Lo the e » n e I u a I n n that e I Am Not Beapaaelble Cox explained. “ Sunday* too." and hi* family are coming time room used only for dining la a for any Debt* roelrarted, from Del.and where he was the as­ west# of space, atep* end labor. n "* r then my awo sistant lij-krlhaH Coach at Stet­ U lie* been replaced by e num­ son. David Is originally from Ton­ ber of arrnngviutnt* in the mod­ Joseph Kamjif ne.-re and will teach at Smnlnolo ern Mpnrtment nr the new house. Mayfair Ins It'* now e dining area In the High School as a coach. living room, or a dining foyer, Miss Mary Lou Copeland, Mis* or a dining alcove In the kitchen A stork shower wpt glen in F.lliahclh ftliarron and Mis* Grace or separated from It only by n honor of Mr*. Marvin Dyal Thurs­ Mario Stiuccipher travel every pas*.through counter. In new day evening at the hotnr of Mrs, morning lo Sletjon fur an ealra home* uf toduy, we conceive uf Harold Whittern with Mr*. Eitgcne cuur-e at its summar school, Since th* kitchen not only •• the plnca William* a* co-hoitrs*. Ihe first class I* at 7:30 tho gal* to dine but a* the rentar uf family living. Hie party room* Werr beautifully have to bo up pretty early, decorated with yellow gla Hull ami yellow hlblsrui. Mr*. Dyal receive.! many lovely gift* for lie new baby.. Refreshment* nf punch, rookie* and nut* were served to the followIng .guest*: Mr*. Kent Bateman. Mr*. Lloyd Swalm, Mr*. II. B. Wil­ liams, lira. Harris Fold, Mr#. Mary Washburn Mr*. Ashby Jones, Mra. Blake Sawyer Mra. Jim Re­ tard, Mra. John Domlny, Mr*. Boy Wall. Mr*. W. J. Crawford Mr*. Lamar Exhol*, Mr*. Chuck Bowes, Mr*. Jack Woodruff, Mr*. Ted Wil­ li IBM, Mra. Thao Pate, kin. Jce Orseno Mra. Chuck Atkinson, Mr*. W. W. Tyrt and Mrs. Baymon: Radar, Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Dyal At Whittern Home Mm. Harry M o re I a a and daughter left for Evensvilla, Ind. to visit with Mr. and Mr*. BUI Galt. Mrs. Burford Hinry, 1826 Laurel A\w, l a o a e short vaca­ tion. Ur*. Fdyth Kent WetlH of 5 3 W. Uth Stve’ t hi* left for a ihort vacation, Mr*. E!na Ad.mi of Oil Mag­ nolia Avo. hi* left for a ebo.t vacation and pinna to return to three week* Mr. and Mr*. C. 0. Prieit havo returned home after a month* vncatlca apent w'th the’f wn Pat It hi* summer horn* on Lork Out Mountain, Northeae* tent, Ala, Mra. M'ldrel Bibcock haa Juel returned from Col"mb'ii, Ohio where ah* wit called d i* to the lllncx* of hir daushter, Mrw Kethlem Brain, Dr. Huston Rab.-ocU he* •«• eeptaj a fellowship In nturo urgory at Bowan-Grty HoeplUl ak Winston-Salem, N.C. Ha to • realdcnt aurgeon there, Juice itandi, bowling alliye, aur* ptai it:r#a, braultra shops, bar* and clota-out aatoi. Tha tent la lifted lomivvhat by Ihe Egyptlai Theater "Oklahoma!" and fi few good start*. Thing* pick up • bit with tha Hollywood Paramount and Orau* min'a Chlncie, by fac tha faver* lta tourist trap became of the fa­ mous foctprlnts. Then wa aee tha modernised Roosevelt Hotel, t':e stately aid Garden Court atari* manta and a few other bulldlnja aattt tha boulavard aoda Its i » allied glamor section at Lahrtfi Avenue. TW.'i Hollywood Boulevard. Civ. to phnnera hive long-ranga plana to Improve it but you can ee# that thiy'va got a tong way to go. tAROAIM K i m 9|.00 Per C tr tong Of Tha South STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND I U X i V I * '4 :1 WEDNESDAY M ORNING SPECIA L Happy Birthday WIAMMG tha latest to under­ water swim suit*, a Farit modal shows the one-place outfit de­ signed of fin* elastic wool for protection against told aurrenta beneath tho surface of the Medi­ terranean. (fulcra#! towel I Add diced leftover cooked pork to a Waldorf salad i celery, apple •nd mayonnaise. • July 10 Msmy* Breckenridge Jimmy Horton III COTTON SLIPS When you iplurge on a porter­ house steak, have the meatmaa grind Ihe tel) meat becauee It la less tender than tha rest of tha steak. A hot water bath preveata cus­ tard from overbaking at edges. GORDON D. STANLEY M. D. Home Phone 2387 Tehee Pleasure la Announcing That VANN PARKER, M. D. Home Phone 2935 NO IRON 23 5 -SATIN FINISH PAINT far I M r s W E L L M A D E -STR A IG H T CUT Will Hereafter Be Awurciated With Him la Tbe Practice Of PEDIATRICS 309 E. 2nd. St. Sanford COTTON PLISSE FU LL FRON T SH A D O W P A N E L SENKARIKYourGLASS AND PAINT CO. Color Headquarter! Ui-114 w. m a*. - ’ w ’ w w w v iw T e e-ew eene^ W F w—» phone am fa m e ^ . l l f IfW A L L SIZES 32 TO 44 SHOP P E N N K Y 'S Y O U 'L L S A V E Sanford Electric Co. t i l Magaollfa A ve. �1 !* • rt'lFpL^sj.y #'*■*., __—^i ,. •* . • ■ • . •■ . ' ’ ; * t“ I * ,V . 1 ' ' ' ♦ w'”- ‘ l" ' * * " . * *. I W M f 10, IBM W ater Skiing Becoming Leading Family Sport * Z O L A Michael. 1 could use a Job if you know oi one." Michael searched hla mind. "Tha Roxana Hotel Made a dark." Iln n o a winced. Ironed out Ua m preside "Thanks. t’U see about it " Ha walked away. "Reckon ha won't auy a dark kmc," Nathan add. "Wait t’U be rotting." Ho climbed Into tha dray and waved to Michael aa ha dot* torod off tha dacha. Aa ha walked toward tha office, Michael fought Ua own restlessaaaa Ha waa marhiac lima. Ha bad plenty of work but It wouldn't build Into real success. Hia own lack, Ua tukewanx regard for meaty and fame wan to blame. I don't want anything and that’s my trosMa. f i t ha did want some­ thing and Ua own private Ua both£f#4 hint. Ha waa almost at hla office when ho heard carriage eteecla behind Authorities W arn W aldorf EOOtE MAS THE BArr/Atif AAtP { **• -V F t* l DiAO SPARKr u n s M E N TUB \rSVrfp mz, ^ ^ B M S t/aP BERKELEY, Calif, i* -U niver­ sity of California authorities, ang*r*d by a ps.000 fine for viola­ tion of pacific Coast Conference rules on aid to athletes, publicly warned Football Coach Lynn Pappy Waldorf that a further violation "will not be tolerated." However, Waldorf will remain aa head football coach. Hia con­ tract runs ona morn y«ar, hi* tooth hart. In tha wake ef tho PCCs latest crackdown, which hit both Cal and Southern California, UC Chancellor Clark Karr made pub­ lic yesterday ■ strongly.worded latter to Waldorf. U said "Thla constitute* an official rep­ rimand and also official notice that auch conduct by you in viola­ tion of tho rules of tba conference wUI not be tolerated if Jt should again occur, which 1 trust it wUI not." The conference fined the Basra Sunday "for the part played by tha head coach in illegal financial aid to athletes for tho l u t three year*." OR AO OP W H RPO Bf/TM /O ou top PREWqU* M /9SP, ' h t t aioviW /iL rtmv EPP*B P/MtSMEP UP A T 7MB T O P * THE OUTFtB l P/A/O AYERAOeS BYBA 7WOOOM MtSPRtV/OOS RMPBR/PACB OUT TMfRE MAS LAAUTBP TO * * < * * # / * -M *s bmbM b retry WMtRi BUTOH/tr A M F iftp ea’ s leading family participation ■port, from tha raeraatiooal (aval right up te tha chimplonahlp plateau. That la tha claim made by Guy W. Hugh**, ax ecutire director of tha American Watar Ski Associa­ tion, altar studying tha back* grounds of probabla entrants In tha AWSA national ehamplanihipa it LaPorta (lad.) August M-M. "Thera are golfing faaiUlat, baseball families, and area betball famllla* of note," said Hughes, "but tha percentage of than skill­ ed enough for national championskip or malar league competition Is comparatively amalL "Than will be fire division* In tha watar ski champiaashlpo for man, women, veteran man, hoys and girls, ha added, "and I look for perhaps a doten family names to pop up among the top IS or 90 In thesa various. section*." A study of information sheets from the contenders show* that almost all of them art from skiing families whether ona or more member* will compete. Take Wills Worthington McGuira, who will be seeking her ninth wo­ men's championship In 11 years. She attained proficiency ovar a period of five yean whan bar father drove.tha tow boat for bar and kept admonlthlng her that she'd never b« a good skier. Sho eventually Joined tha Cypress Gardens (Fla.) teem and married the ceptaln, Nathan (Rad) McGuire. Charles (Chuck) Stearns of U ng Beach (Calif.), who woo tha boy'e title in 1935 on his first attempt and graduated to tha man's divi­ sion where ha ia a darkharea favorite to win, started skiing only three years ago after his father bought a boat. His two brothers, his sister, end hia dad all akL Warren Witherell of tha Laconia (NJL.) Tha Weirs teem, 19S] men’s champ end third Inst year, hai a kid brother ready for boy'e competition end his sister, Fayette, placed fifth In giri'e last yaar. Nashville Vols Are Not Seeking Happy Medium By THR AMOCIATBD PRESS Whan Nashville opens a series, Manager Ernie White doesn't know whether hla Vols era going to surge or slump, but ha's certain it will ha ona or tha other. His Southern Assn. pennant contenders _______ _____ aren't __ acquainted with tha "happy medium." Flva times this season tho Vole havo swspt every game ef a aer­ ies. And when they bowed to Chat­ tanooga T-l teat night It waa the fifth series swept by a Nashville foe. The latest abb In Val fortunes, administered by lefthander Bob Ro*s, dumped the extermlsts into third place behind the Atlanta Crackers who trimmed front runnlng Birmingham 1-1 and moved to within three game* of the lead­ ing Barona. Memphis trounced cel­ lar-dwelling little Rock 9-1, Mobile and Naw Orleans ware not sche­ duled. Nashville needed a walk tad three hits in the eighth inning te C c ir m 'X V C lI A s p e c /a u s V B P TAB CLUB RECORP B / PERFORM/AG M 6 0 GAMES l a s t S E A *oA , B U T r e M AY B R E A M r r /A THEIR * ™ * Z * * f P o tr r st a r t F/AtSA/AG, TOO* .............. boll d R O K t M TO TUB BOX SCORE tAM8 O f T A i/R F/R STS9 OAMMS, m * CRBP/TBP WITH 6 MtA* AMP SAVEPAtAMYMORB, 9 0 t p * ALSO COMCE/YABLB A S MtSMT TOP A t* iS tm o ftp ffio o . ’ V"* * Class D FSL Among America's Top Pitchers' Leagues . Mason’s and. Alou lad In bomara with 14, itolan bases with M. and la batting with a -90S, with Dillard holding an# •van pace with a .900 right behind* him. Dillard led In RBI’a with 91, triples with 19, and doubles with 9J. Friend, Pierce Pitch In Al 1-Star Game Today By JOB BEICRLER WASHINGTON tfi — The aelectlon of Pittsburgh right-hander Bob Friend and Chicago White Sox left-hander Billy Pierce a> tha starting pltchan for today’a an­ nual All-Star Gama brought no change In tha M odda favoring tha American League over the National. A sell-out crowd of nearly 19,000 wee certain to Jem Griffith Stadlum. Tne gam* will be broadcast and telecast. Manager Casey Stengel of the American League team hid no trouble deciding on Pierce as his starter but Welter Alston, tha Na­ tional'! skipper, did not aettle on Friend until ha was convinced the Pirate ace waa fully recovered from a mild throat ailment that had aent him to bad Sunday. UI talked with Friend," Alston ■aid, "and he aisurod me he waa foaling flat. He said there’s noth­ ing wrong with hla throat. Ha haa • little soreneta there but It doesn't bother him at elL" Stengel, explaining tha choice of Plsrca over hi* own Yankeo Wbitsy Ford, Mid Pierce has the best record In tha league. I know ha pitched Sunday but he want only five innings and that shouldn’t bother him at all. I've got to atari him after what ha did against those guys (National Lemuel before. He's pitchsd six innings against than and they inven t scored against him yak" Sternal, a man of many inno­ vations, said ha may throw three southpaws against tho powar-lad- 1-j 'a * Orlande July I. Proof positive that the Clast D Florida State League la among America's top "pltchan*’ toagota" la vaftotted in official batting averages which, thro midnight Thursday July 5, find only two playors with 100 or more hits far thx season. ' Daytona's Dave DUUrd with u * and Daytona's Gena Bennett with HU are tha lone regulars having* broken the 101 mark ta the sea­ son neared thx two-third* over point, And, only four other players havo hit 90 or moro, ona of them being Felipe Alou, Cocoa's rookie outfielder who had 94. Low-hit tilts featured tba pa*t week, with tha loop's huriera at* * towing only M |n 94 games for an average of mvoo per game. Hank Majaakl'a Daytona Baaeh lalanderi wart hold to 99 kite to seven tUta 4 for low producers wbUo Ren Sllveitri’s St. Petersburg Saint* get 90 In mvm games for high. Aa a result, there |a tadteitloa that a m w tow record may bo let to 19M to tho number of regular playora hitting J00 or better at 'v BROOKLYN y ’ • • 1 * ■a National Laaguera. His plan waa to follow Pierce with Ford and Herb Score, the Cleveland Breballcr. Stengel's plans were subject to change, however, if Alston decid­ ed to i«nd in hie available righthanded hitting lineup as toon as possible. And tha Dodger boss in­ dicated be planned to do Juat that after tha third inning. Under tha rules he must ptey the players named in the fan vote for at leaat three inning*. . . A 1stcm said ha wasn't aura who would follow Friend to tha mound. He thought ha would Use a lefthinder for the middle three In­ ning* but addedt "It all depends on tha moves Casey make*. That It, what play­ er* ha hae ia the game, aa It goat along." Friend’s Work waa nut out for him ilnco tig of tho Americans' atartora bat left-handed,- includ­ ing tho awitfh-kltuac Mickey Maxtt* . Amateur Public Links Goes Into Second Round BAN FRANCISCO tet-The South to •nd the West set the pace today at the flat annual Amateur Pub­ lic Links Champion ship* went toto the second and crucial round-of qualifying play. With Californian Scotty McBcuh of Palo Alto holding a oua-itrnka toad among tab Individual* and the Memphis, TeiUL, team ahead of ti e field, tha play today determines tha team*ehampfonskip and which •4 golfers will rater tomorrow'av match dIiv . McBeath, 94, a sporting goods talesman who does moot of hia golfing ex tho weekends, fired a 9-usder-par II over the Harding Park eottm yesterday, Tha 15th to complete hi* round among the 190 publle course players entered, he mw hia top apot held up. " I l l dx batter and bx In tha -rare L t Dlek ItaanM of Fori. Igpd, Ore., tha Air Forte ehixw*0 ptoa, and Fred Carol af gas Fran, •toco, aa airport but d riv er.1 Defending champiea Sam Xoe. ala of Detroit eearod to a TT but Johnny Summerlin, Detriot didn’t appear agitated. "FB do bettor dan be In the heavyweight, scored 19 knock­ match play," ha said. Than ho outs in hie first 34 fights. ■pent tha afternoon on tha prac­ tice tat. The fourth par-breaker ever tha tt-M -ta Harding layout of M n . yards waa Vera CalUaw. a tavern 4 owner from Sacramento,' C alif.1 Than tha Southern contingent put to Ua appearance. EddJer Langert and Shedrie McKsto, both of Mam. phis, bad T l atone with Dan., lei Sikes Jr. at Jacksonville Fla. Hia Memphis team, temporal of Langert, Gent Frara and Junto Buxbaum had an aggregate at gig to toad tha tram play by a fat tlx strokes with Portland. Ora., see- n rad. Frara and Buxbaum M b ? fired Aral round 71s. - Gordon To Manotft San Francisco S«als hander had trouble only with Baron outfielder Gerry Macay, who dearly lovta any pitcher to aa Atlanta uniform. Maekay tripled and horn•rod and scored both Birmingham 'runs. Bob Torpe delivered three Atlanta runs with a double and a touting about gt,aoo a year for tuition and other university fee*. The PC fa c u lty r a p n a e n ta tlV M Waldorf arranged for s o m a fined California because » foot­ through tha Baa Frenriaea Booster ball players had received loan* dub, TWOAOU.TSADULT* N THIS HOUSe AND HOW 7f children MANVCHtatMCM* fln t tournament appearance but r aad was tha girl*’ title while brother, Geerye, waa taking a place in ara's. T m fn from Wait ra in Beach. Their father site for fan although la hla.9b. WIsaan of'th a m in i double* la it y*«r wart Jack Andersen, Jr., of Greenwood Lake, (N.Y.) and bla wife, Mary.* Jatk woa tha vetatahs’ In 1M4 and waa ascend laat year. Harp will alt oxt this yaar'i compatitioa bacauaa of a data with the stork. Frank Kawaoo of Watt Palm Baaeh, who placed in tha veterans’ ■action laat season, aaw hia aon, BIQ taka aitth In boys’ apd Us daughter Judy finish 10th la girt*/ righting it out for honor* in tha boy'a division vara Gena and Bobby Marattl. Gena, from CyPraia Qardani, waa aacand, and Bobby took third for Panama City (fla .) Gena is IT and will compata in tha man’a thla time. Art Pot, Forth Worth airline* pi. tot with aamo T,600,000 milea ia hla logbook, watched hla aoo, Arthur 111. win tha OptlmUt clan for youngitara laat yaar, then entered mixed donblaa with hla daughter, Ellsabath Ann, and took ■ place. Janetta and Bobby JUrtley, who placed ia glrii and boya competi­ tion, learned from their mother, who haa appeared in ekl shows and •till like* to taka a ipin acron tha watar near their Birmingham (Ala.) homt. Probably thp oldnr,t competitor wiU bo Leland G. Sutherland of Short Hllli (N J.), SB, who learned to iki on a vacation trip •in 1MB. Hie wife, two eoui, and daughter all iearnad at tha aima time, and " U a " hae boon In tha national* the pait four year*. Youagtit antry probably will be Martha Ana WlllUmi of Long Beach (Calif.) maklag bar tint appaaranca la tha girls' diviilon at tha aga of nina, although *ha and Chuck Stearaa took third la mixed doublet last year. Martha Ano'a father, Bill, haa been chairman of the Grand National water ski pact to Catalina Island -and ratura the past throe years. And who do you think holds tha woman's record of 1 hour and 97 minutes? Mrs. BlU (Aliena) WUllami, ef course. Among tho sport's top promoters havo bora Dick and Malcolm Pope whoso watar ski axtravaganipa have become ona of Florida’s greatest tourist attractioos. Dick Pop« Jr., wan throe nation­ al championships while pop and unde Malcolm beamed. And now thay'rt noting tor their nleco, Constance (Connie) Dar, who finlahed Juat behind Wills McGuire ia lari year’s nationals, taklag ascend to Wills in slalom and tricks, and boating her m jumping. A further search of tho records would turn up avm moro names of families who will compote for national honors. But, whether or net they eater, almoat everyone la the national* haa a father, mother, brother, or slater-sometime* all four-wbo ski for recreation If not trophies. "That," say* Hughes, "is be­ cause it's an rasp, safe, refreshing •port that looks difncuU-and be­ cause tha coming of high powered, Inexpensive outboard boat* and motors has put the sport within roach of mere pad moro thousands of boating fane.'* „ • i / ' n : . " <rt 1 i By Alan M w OLDKUABU ) ^ ROSS • powerfully with awartuy I'MMAKING A fcWVEV-WOUtONOJ MIND ANSWERING < A FEW QUESTIONS 0 Cr':pA,a «•.»_. y , 1 ‘ . ■>' :V . f - : • ", . BAN FRANCISCO III— Joe Flash Garden, farmer Yankee star and Detroit Tiger teach, took over aa manager af the Sea Fran* ORB R/OMT* HAMPER ■AtAMORS f BiFORB Mi C4M f C IV IL S E R V IC E BOARD C IT Y O F SA N FO RD FLO R ID A 1 AND NOW- J WMATISV0UQ Y t A c e p i— BUTTHERTS TNCWXVAT HOME r C IT Y B U ILD IN G PLUM BIN G A N D E L E C T R IC A L IN SP EC TO R ' 1 1 Applications fw ihxjxmJtkw e f ] M r win b f ft*, ceptxd by tba Civil Service Board Ja tha City Halt Ato examination will be conducted lx tba City Kail Satar* day at 2:80 P. M. Aufuat 11, IBM, or aa aooa aa poaalbU thereafter. Qualifications drafted ara that appHeapt* have bad ex­ tensive experience in buOdiow coftvtmeUoii, either have been doxeiy eoutactad with tba pltuxbtav bwlwaaa, or naaa. Moat bx capable o f xnforda* tba anca. Applicant wiuat bx • man o f ' For further InfortBatka axe tha hxbr Hah Hours 11:00 JL M. Ta 1:00 P. M. CIVIL AmVICB HOAHD M acfcN .C M aadJr. K. O. Ganrar, Fixixlitor *•'> * a , .ip, |V a A \ t / A T r f r fr * P t i ft ■ o a i i i e ..,' • a , . at tba CUp �\ » Cash In" The Many Oppoi (unities In The Classified Ads ft! tt-soortNa-FUiniNo 1A—PLACES VO EAT a.B-PEMONALn NOTICES ___ f t Local and Long DUUnee moving. Agents for HOWARD VAN .it LINES, INC, PENINSULAR HI TRANSFER k STORAGE, Inc. Office 1SOO Franck Ava., Phone SUB Rollaway, Hoapltal a n d Baby Bade. Day Weak or Month—Tel. 1425. Furniture Cantor — l i t Watt Fint AMAZING—Cuttom made Refit*tor*Uto nail box and lawn I elgni, bouse number*, UN S. H a n fo r d ^ jt o ^ S a n lo r d ^ ^ ^ M l ( . Pert iMway | T «) W E L L D R ILLIN G h n y Valei with Repair Service GARLAND SHAW p. 0 . Ben MS LOMOWOOD t w. p, C E RA M IC T IL E P ^ n jS s e fle r j i j m JTh^ IM AU TO M O TIVE I —M ATS AND MOTOR! T . V. R E P A IR S . Bat the New Evlnrude Line for *M TU 10 p m, Servlet Call*, JU 0, J, Q. Herrin, Ph. M M . C X ROBSON Sporting Goods Norrtt, Ph. IMS. Licensed Trek • Evinredo Salat A Service nlclaua, guaranteed wars, |M E. let SC BU LLD O ZIN G FOR BALI - TVfc H. P. Outboard LOWERY A BRIDGES 1’ motor, Mercury. Good condition. Nan. UIS-W orange CRy Spr M IN FAIRBANKS * MORRIS Pumpe, 1 : Call 1I2L Ralph Sw am Weft Drilling. HOWARD C. >** Phene 3M 107 le a l ) LQPfO, commercial Ave. MOTORCYCLES*BICYCLES E M P LO YM EN T CUSHMAN Motor SiOOtor, 1MT. Excellent condition. MO-00, Ph. 14-CM1LD CARR _________ 1471-J. Children cared for In country f t IS—TRAILERS Memo; daytime only. Experlenc nf, Phone iSO-U. It will pay YOU to *ee US betera . you buy. Open Eronial* and w a n t e d -f e m a l e Sunday*. Elat aide Trailer I WAITS EM - Applv TouchWu'a _________ Palatka, Pit._________ Drug Store. Mr. Clark. [u32, 55-ft. New Moon house trail Beautician, air condillonad aalon . . er, for atie or trade on 3-bed Good pay, permanent tuition. room bouae in Sanlord. PHONE Phone 071 or 2803-J. 4S3-J. RECEPTIONIST wanted tor doc. tor’i office. Phone 2128 for ap­ .tya-V SED CABS V ream pointment. IN I FORD Convertible, g o o d . shape, 1200 caah and aaeuma CURB GIRLS Apply in peraem to balance of S2T8 on eaay pay­ Plg'n Whlitle. ment!. Includce Insurance and BOOKKEEPER— Exparleneed In ' l U gi. Inquire at Doggie Dinar, keeping tot *f hooka, moating *r ‘ Lake Mary. publia. Permanent poeftton with iH4 Hard Top convertible, Unc* local com| jr. Give full Infor­ * oln Capra. One owner, low milemation. Box M L % Sanord •■age, very dean. 201 E. ComHerald. " mercial. Phone CLERK—TYPIST For general office work. Good ft,ft BUSINESS perme sent petition tar right party. Apply Mather at Sanford. SERVICES Dependable Woman to lira In; MKAUTY PARLORS far 3 children. Ooed tilery St and board Phono W48-W -Modern Air-condition V H arriett's Besuty- I f f n -R E L P WANTED*MAIM T h on (IM B. Oak IT—BUILDING— REPAIRS -. PAINTING .r CONSTRUCTION n m s DAY DAT A N D MOST XHWI FULL TIME ' Jfoundatione laid or poured. WIU Driven . muat bo lead driver*, .do all or any part of your buildlobar and dependable. YELLOW •mg. Terma or Caah. EaUaitoi CAB CO., CO. 211 So. Magnolia. f i r m Call K22 daytime, aC Mr. ■ Ray, 4SS, evening!._________ _ PAINT now, pay later. Up to MW '’ far aa little at (IT.P5 monthly. 20—SALESMEN—AGENTS * No down payment nacaetary. . Call NT0-J for iafeemetien. NATIONAL CONCERN Will em­ ALUMirruM PAINT ploy man between the ogee of ■ For Home Trailer Roofa 1521, neat appearance, automo­ i NEED A PAINTER ?—SEE UBt bile eeMflUaf. Muat be perman­ MtBANEY-SMITfl ent In Sanford and able to R Park Phone IMS 8ttnd invlitigation coupled With i?LOOR' iandtoT and finlihlng. sincere ambition. i Claenlng, waxing. Serving SemiRight party will receive above 1 note county since IMS. average comreuaaUan, pleatant 1 IL M. draw n , Lake Mary working conditions, security, write, giving full particular! to CORTBACtOil P. O. DOS MT, Kelly Rill. FM. A L L E LE C TR IC CO. to—WOBK WANTED—FEMALE teal CootracUng k Ropnira TV Sorvicn Contor HOUSE CLEANING or baby alt* ttog^whole or hell day. ffessa f t *Bondu and Crealey Aprils. tI IUS lU Mesn oU n Avn. Ph. U S fe-L A U NDIY-DET CLSANOM' WILL do quality'walking and lien lag. Reasonable. 405 S. Myrtle One hour —Weak and Damp Dry Ava. One kon hour vt—Waik end Dry Fold 21-WORK WANTED—MAUI eked I IMdnr Finished Itone Dry Cleaning i fifttfciUft L t s ft^ fe v u t I a m Peatman DM* teeloat am bit ’ L L «U - P t t o n jTeck«idan L UGH SCHOOL koy wlik fmrar sowar watoi mowing. TlRM-dPART-TIME jab by yeueg man, Saturday afternoon! a n d /o r tvanlnga. Can do m u t any type work. CALL 1241 after I p. m. houseman, chauffeur, t r u c k driver, elevator operator, welt* or, terrice atotien Attendant, call i n - y . Par Better P|s«Mng . By ’XArpnntor.lii' Myrtle'Ave." FOR WIDE CHOICB of beyar*. OL1CS ACnON use Cleeal» lied ada to aqA rantT ire. Call raator*. worker*, uie Want Ada HU to place 'em. • j m x. ^ ___________ . lu . . THE a A N fO R D HERALD H—BOWES AND COTTAGE* jEE Seminole IteiUy for Deatrable Homoa and Apt*. Pkona IT. FOR HI H] T qs. J n fy 1 0 . 1 »M IRIirKS P s fs Y \ tn t I OR Sfll F OCEAN FEONT cottaia at N*w Smyrna, Ph. 1147 after I p. m. NOW... SMALL cottoga. Phone 11S4-W. 2-Badraom furnlahad houaa. Large yard, good neighborhood. Phone MLR. I Bedroom fum. Houaa, adulta only, 203 Hally Avt. Call 1101-J. •O—WANTED TO SENT YOU CAN WANTED TO BUY OB RENT-1 bedroom heuae is tuburba. I10.000-U.000 Bonga. Bex RJ BY MAI L ! ! ^ I B a n f o H jt o r a ld ^ ^ PLA CE YOUR W ANT ADS Whether you live right hero in Sanford, or beyund the Sanford local tele hone zone, it may be more convenient to moil your Wont Ad to th* Jerald Office. R E A L ESTATE S Print or type your ad below; eount the wordn flnitiala or net of numbera count an one word); five avernge-lonRth words make one line: then figure your cost from the rate schedule, and mail with cash, stamps, chock or money order to The Sanford Herald. Sanford Fla. CUSTOM B U ILT HOMES ‘ VA—JTHA^CONVENTIONAL 1 ; GEORGE WASHINGTON didn't 1,1 alaep hare. The Joint*! too Uvaly " for anyone to alaep. THE DOG* G1E DINER 4 BAR. Lake Mary. SERVICE S ATION — Excellent Died furniture, appliineaa. tool*, PLUM BING etc. Boughreold. Larry’s Mart. Location-Major Company Pro* Contract and repair work. Free 331 East til Bt. Phase IUL till mi tot. R. L M in ty. |M duet*—Proven GsUoMge. Avail, able Immediately an purcheea ganford Ave. PhSM 1UL at Law Inventory from Pretest Operator. Phone TOE Plumblnf. Kresty Heating 1st SL All nationally adv furn­ M . G. HODGES iture at warehouse price*. "Florida menuiacturar and InStrvlct on All Water Pump*— sUller or "Sole 'n Span" quick Wtllt Drilled — Pump* rervica laundriei, has surveyed Faria Road, rhone TOO aad Mcured itvrral chotca laun­ dry leeatlena la the Sanford arm, No previous rxpertnece na* V A C A TIO N SP E C IA L 1 M cattary. Small down payment, Go F irst CUaa — bath financing, unusually Ugh profits. Menareh Laundry Ms. All tiiea and calert ef NATIONALLY FAMOUS RAMBON1TE V w ir u ta i m ILvalf Luggage may be purthaied at S P S L f i S i . 'i u 0 ’ *“ * HOT laatfeN A m Phase n i l our itere on eair payment plana . . . INITIALS INSTALL­ PLUMBINO * BSP AIM ft F I N A N C IA L ED FREE. lepUe Teak Itu (M unition A Servlet, inaction*. Ankle C. M-4NBUBANCB M * r C<m n M s th c r o f S a n fo r d Harriett, Phono Ph TM-W or IMS. 20L N B. 1st I t PhSM UT Pradomd Bates to PraNmd PeUryheldere jOPM, Lett*. ■*■•»! > J o b * WIIUsmm IRS. A gen cy menu, Involeea, band bull, 411 Bastard Atlantia Bank programs, e t c . Progrearive Pksns M P m U r^ C e. Pbose ¥ » - M M IT BRITT TRACTOR CD. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call f t M E R C H A N D I S E - Rhrey 1T-N South Phene Ml Ralph Ray, I1M. 48—ARTICLES PVR M LR N-M VM TdL IfimUM RNTB GATLIN BROTHERS i Um fc loTlddiftr BftfvUt BPOfBT PIANO BABOAOf ITJE Jungle Rammwto. r f ' BttQenever aesTW Sanford. preriii TirpcaUsj. A rm yjfivy gurptiu Te be trwuferred to r e l i c s par­ ty In this remmunity. TremenLPSOLSTBRINa m s a a f o N Are. deua living* if you net immadCut ten Msde Drapery and Blip lately. Write Credit Managar -F actary te Y en Cetera ■trees Muile Co., «U N. Orange A lnm lasN STANLEY KULP Orlande, nr pkona 48401. VsRStlsR Bthrts i No. 1 — ThU ad will admit Mr*. Burt StudobaWr ae a guest of the Hovlatand Ride-In Theatre. • Exp. data July 10, 1050. B BUHNRgg OPPORHJNI fIBB IT—FURNIT*7XR—MOUMnOLD :fc8S K V r ; V S H O B M A t m ,' JR. Pkona INI UN MoUoovUlt a RATES: lfte per lino . 16e per line 1 lime.. S times Ur per lisa He per IIm Minlmsm Charge 14c. Csalract Rale and Cltael fled Dteplay BEDROOM heuae with eirporte, persh and utility rsam, Trigi* gam appliance*, MM dawn The Sanford Herald will not be reaponlibla for more than on# Incorrect insertion of your ad, and reservea the right to revise or rejagt any ad­ vertisement that does not conform to the policies of this paper. LOWEL ILL E. OZTER lay - Phase UN Rsllder Offiontt INI 200 I . Orlande Dr. P R IN T YO U R A D BELO W N -U IS B CLOIBWO riyon tapes. Cetten er nylon BEAUTIFUL, full langth, white formal. Uaad once, alto 8. Will Senkmrik Glass a i l P stat Cs. •acriftm for half price, (MUM. 118-114 Weet 2nd 84. Phere a » •N Park, 2. VIED Retoilat aatematte wash* ar. gasd aendWen. Crealey Ikel- f t R E N T A L S Vftdftf rtfrliftfiiftr, i m Hm I iw * U —APARTMENTS ditlOfle CllT M U . MVOLUME Punk * WagnaUr WELAXA APARTMENTS: room* private hatha, i l l W. P int I t Enryriefadia ME Jim Reward, MU Princeton. KUTCSUOWY Oman P r e a t We buy and sell used furniture. fX U mJ 8 f t ? Bn* u Paying top caah prlere ferjany­ thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ PUEN1SHED Oarage apt. M80 ING POST on 1T-M. Ph. NN*W. MalienvglM POE FILMS, rialehiaf. Tape Re* •erdan. Sureties i f k - WIE* Avalon Apia. Efficieney, Phene BOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP, 210 1N-W. 8, Park Ava. Effteteney apanmenta. air tonditioolng and TV optional. N il For Sale: Waihing machine good 8. Park (Highway IT-M). Sancondition. 1102 MeUonville. Ph. ford CLARK'S TOURIST COURT aioo-w. Apart* M l SuitMite, household funtUhlag* Inelu* EFFICIENCY able ter bachelor or notnlr. ding 21" RCA TV, Twin bed­ Private hath. Acm * from Peat room suite, two ruga approx, lx Office. Manual JitnkMB. IF. Day 2848-JL Evening* 2U9-M4. Three and four room furni*h*J apt*. Vary clean and eloae in. Beiutiful g pc. living reem aulta— Phone gtB, Jimmy Cowan. coat m w 11500, now ........ 8200 1 ft, Philco Refrigerator, 2 door FURNISHED apt*. Pfcena INI. ............................................ 843 Omred Glass china ciMnet, .. IN DS8IRABLE one and two bed­ room furnlthed apt, Ph. 428W Sorrel bottled gsi refrigerator almeit new. ........................ ON funilshod first floor apt Sectional book cu e, oak ... . 815 CLEAN 1004 Palmetto Ava. New portable sewing machine, ................... ■.................... 850-50 2 4 3 room apt Ph. 2M3-W. 0 pc. dinning room tulto, . . . . 173 White kitchen cabinet.............. 810 FURNISHED 3-room apartment, ■eraenad porch and garage, Hollywood bed, box k innerepring, water ana lights furni*h*d. ............................. 818 PHONE M . 8-drawer cheat, ..................... fl| 1H" water pump, G. E. with 8/4 8BEDR00M unfurnlthed apart­ IL P. motor ........................ 800 ment. Reasonable. PHONE 1393. Saper Trading Peat on 17-8E . PRONE MU-W. ATTRACTIVE fa milked apartnjeU i uUUUre Inrlndrtf, 2 BATHROOM Fixture*—Tub- Lav­ room* (45; 2 room* M0. 107 W. atory-Toilet. Banoniblt. 017 E 8th S t 25th St. Phone 2001-J. 3-ROOM furnished apartment, 14—APPLIANCES close in, 111 E. Ith St.. 850 monthly. PHONE DM or loll. FRIGIDA1BE apsUancaa, a* 1 st and ONWca. 0 ; H. High, Ovleda. GARAOE Apnrtmrnt, 8 room* rla. Pkona Po-5-3315 or ganfora and hath, unfumltbod. UT Holly 1842-W after • p. m. Ava^ phone IN-M. A IR CONDITIONING Per Room or Building p o p e c o . In c . 8N Besik Park Ave. Phase UN FUBN. apartment. Pkona 883-W. W " ‘ SEE end COM PARE NAME INC ODRAM BTVWML IN . to BuiMers of r a n Item Ting Per Florida Living .PHONE ADDRESS BEAUTIFULLY Daalgnad Three And Pour Bedroom Hernia 1 * 1 balk* Varied M ettles of Plane Avail­ able. Priced From 111,200 to (24.000 VII (Gl) - FHA * FI1A Inacrv* Ice Financing. Number of Lines -Number of Timas. Check • Morey Order -Stompe er Cat* PAYMENT ENCLOSED H U P WANTED Irtiule S in :,! IIINS ,\ '.s H U P WANT! [) M.ilt- ROMES AVAILABLE: South Piaoemt Grova M inora---------Valencia VUlai ... . Da! Fla. Fla. d. Fla. Mexican Fireman Invents Device For Taxi Drivers 8ALE8 OFFICE 2023 s. French Ava. pkona UOO * 22M M-LOTO No. 00 — Tht* i* a free gucii pa** to tba Rita Theatre for Phillip Toney. Present thl* ad to the bo* office. Exp. data July 10, ikso. ft —BROKERS sad RRALTOtS BA LL R EA LTY RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M- HARRISON REG. BROKER! S. D. Hlfhlayman, Associate 4 Swrth Pare Ava. Phase ON 9225 Down - - - VA Financed 910,800 4-ysar old home. g-Btdroom* with lalouslad portb. Yard wall Ian ■caped. This la an unusually good buy. MUM I Bedroom*. 1 tt Bath. Desirable neighborhood Torn* UNUSUAL OFFER I STORY brick * frame home facing a park. Excellent condi­ tion, hardwood floor*. All large room*, 3 bedroom*, living room dining room, dan. Kitohan eq­ uipped with appiiiacee and dish Wither. IU jTM. Caah or term*. O SIE R R E A L T Y CO. Laura B. Osier Rag. Baal Estate Broker. M l Be Orlande Dr. — Ph. I2H COMPLETELY BURNISHED 3BEDROOM A P T . ELECTRIC KUCHIN. FLA. ROOM. OVER STORE. CLOSE IN ATTRAC­ R A G G E H LY TIVE 8-BEDBOON UNFURNA P P L IA N C E CE N TE R USED HOUSE. SCREENED •'Your WriUnihouse Dealer*' FRONT PORCH. INCLUDING Phone 1757 115 MAGNOLIA MOT WAT1R. BSE OWNEB AT DUNNW STORE. E. GENEVA 41 BIHLPtNO MATEB2AU AVE, WEDNESDAY 8-1. U SE D B R IC K Furnlahad spt. m Park Ava. rw n r t a i n i n e beautiful sand brick. Orange, red. and burnt Nicely furnished completely equiped five room apartment. 87380 black. Bee them at SHERMAN Month. Phone 18IT. See ui for French Ave. Property CONCRETE PIPE CO. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Efficiency npartreent, alr-condiRED-1-MIX CONCRETE 2544 French Ava. Honed, Hwy. 17-88 B, BiumberMiracle Generate Co. J. W . H ALL. REALTOR land Court. 300 Elrn Are. Phone 1355 a a (If naciaaary, mi astro ehaal ef papar) The Hamas Built By MEXICO CITY I* — Manlcaa fireman ha* Invented a puihbutton davlcn to »ubdua holdup men praying m taxi driver*. Oiear Homer Berumen'a da* vie* won’t coat much to make. By ■imply itepplns on a button on the Roar. Romero *»*■ hi* inven­ tion will: 1. Throw open the driver'! door permuting him to e*eape. I. Lock all other door* automatIcaily. 3. shoot iho cab lull of tear III. Ramiro says thi* trip the holdup man, and ao Incapaeltato him he can’t escape. He admits the same thing could happen to an innocent (arc It a foot-happy-drlver atepped on the button acrl. dentally. But he daaas’t think this would happen often. Cotton Cultivation Decrease Revealed WASHINGTON tot — The Airlculture Department reported Mon day that 10.002.000 acre* of cotton were in cultivation on July 1. Thie was a decraaae of 3 per cent from last year. The department made re fore­ cast on production of the rigidly controlled crop. But if the acre yield approachce list year’ s avar­ ic e of lillle over 400 pounda on the planted acre fcaaii. the crop would be about 1J,3*0,000 bale* of 500 pounds gross weight. Production waa 14,721,000 bale* list year and 12,232,000 for the 10-year 1044*52 average. The tint official Mtlmote el produc­ tion will be it rued Aug. I. No. 54 — Tfcla ad will admit Mr*. METAL ROOFING •C*U Hail" Phone ITU Ernest Cavter ta the Movie, Now in Block. 8>V Crimp—114" Corrugated — 2H" Corrufited land Ride-In Tnentre ea a guret Got all Your roofing needs at Exp. date July U, IMS. IT—BROKERS red REALTORS JLLa Hheratsa C oncrete Pipe Co. IT-MOUIEB sad COTTAGEH Out Wait 13th BL A. B. Peterson, Broker Aeuclatca M E D ROOM house, unfurn. At A. B. Pateraon Jr-. P. J. Chat* 4S—SUNN M S KWUIPMRNT 2541 Pnlmntte Avn. Ph. 903 or ttrsen, Garfield WilletU, John W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO 144-W. HAYNES Office Machine Ce.. •Maiach. R. W. William*, Haul INI Park Ave. Phone IT er 145 Typewriters, adding machlsaa, 3-BEDROOM houaa, unfumtthad, M. Field, A. C. Doudnty, Land S*la*-RentaU, 314 Mag-, Ph. 44. Buvayar kitchen equipped. 81M H IM . Park, Phone 11N MEDROOM furnished d u p l e x AlsMJtder A Stringer or- n n r m v n Real Estate * Insurance Mry. Lewriae Meaeeager, Aapoo. S L E E P -T IN E BAVO fO B IN Magnolia Ava. Ph- II Ringm e Bad, complete 8U0 M R . Bungalow, completely furn­ g Incha* wider and ished, hebcola water Included. n M POR RUtCK BALK longer than ordinary bed PHONE IMS. 212 Palmetto. Bedr^re gre IP IT IS REAL ESTATE This heme ia up to the sUaate in No. M — Mr*. J. Cola, Pern Mookcare had. Dresser arit Ckumley k Monuilh cewatructles — la attractively Park will bo admitted as a guest •t 117 South park. Phone 772 and Mirror 2 I t e m Complete (M3 1# tba RiU vTha|tre If she wi!t they Know M eant this ad m the hex office Bedroom. Living Boom R osa L . Payton, Broker Exp date July ID, INS. r a f f l w r s ,s r b j s a * R O W U b S S dd So cw. Alherta J. Hall, Associate hedroemi, Florida roam (ar fx> earner t o d * NegreSs, Ph- UM 17-P2 at Hiawatha tea bedroom). Closed garage, Phone 2071 •'Bed Bemhergar" Mgr. Consult A REALTOR First C U L L E N JUfD E ARM EY n a r & s r s u s f t * . * * * 2212 IM N. Park Are. U G U r t C U R TBADB-M T b w Bs p a » f o r u s d H abort A . WONsmhl B ssltsr Ad FURNITURE Ava. W IL S O N -M A U R m t cam, n w n u w co. Ithug ric n r tr p b o e e U D k WHATEVER YOUR WISH. , S it R * S t j (renter, buyer, Job) — Clawtsay “ iO k a rg a T ? lied ada fill it. Call UU for an St. Seminole Reolty ■asaaWSSfjar D A ILY CROSSWORD! I. Mines I, Native ef Arabia •.Jab 10. The i .7. Of the' hours SO. Humble 3. National 2L2Ule god red . (Tahiti) 4. Writing Implem BWlag* (pose.) 11. Wading h M U . Mature reraeM 14-Xvvmg 18. Young Sah lfl. Article (Fr.» 17. Highboy 20. Larvae! the . ey*thread* 21. 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A �■ •■•' THE RECORD - 4» »*••» 0*|M« ' tS S jf.t. ____ %-V*. • NEW W - a .. . *J •*— ■***) . - HOMES -« v •*■■"«* — V•’y 'i -i* - -t - — ' ' w , . J w i ;xsa $ * P ; - v *3£~ BUILT AND SOLD j ji. .f .y,\r Eleven The Impressive panorama of home* pictured in the abort atrial ritw wan a tangla of palmetto, nerah oak and plat. Tht land waa cltartd then all modem city con* peuleaceo 1natalltd— Hwen,water, electricity and paved atreeta. Soon, as if by magic, modem Florida homaa appeared until now, jnat I I moatha later, 108 families Uvula thla beaatlfal community. .V ^ ) q Q ^>T* Q J . "" y) 1 ’ * 1 J 1 1 *( : ’ V j j . ■ • W* T H A T W E H A V E B E E N A B L E TO B U IL D A N D S E L L MORE HOMES IN SA N F O R D IN T H E L A S T I t M O N TH S T H A N A L L O TH ER B U ILD E R S C O M B IN E D . W E F E E L T H E R E A R E S E V E R A L IM P O R TA N T R EASO N S FO R T H IS : , 1 Wo art interested la building you a borne — not Just a house. Bo we carefully oeleeted our architects who would design Individual homes. Each home designed to taka fa l advantage of Florida climate tad weather. * h '' \ ». ’ -■ ■* r ,. .„ i ..jamm*. 11,000 * Our fleam are all of marble ferrant, Ufa time flan y’ far better light m 4 ventilation. Each of our htmeahave long roe , 4■ ' * i . . • , . . . . 7 c.» „ , # . ♦- . ,i• » ■•» ■ »/ •••» ■ , J* ™.. .mm sn^^^n, ■ ’ j, . . ^sma^..* * ■ ao rat warping, no termite damage to be concerned about , ,tj ’.1 i • . d ’ *' '* r ■ ! , * ,7 V * : "V* Ilf a ->w ♦-. Ti' 7 * . y, i+i* . « *—i( t ^Wj *'#» ijt Jif f , ■ .!*-» 1 ev** [' . ,i . • *1 . : ' * BRAILEY ODHAM, President r n r a jr r ■ — ;U ■ h v r " �W a n te d ■ VOULME XLVII1 Established 1908 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA Mediators Pave W a y For M eet WASHINGTON, Mt Federal mediators confer today with a management teem to pave the way for a laee-to-fsee meeting to­ morrow with union spokesman In the hope of ending the national ■ted strike. Federal Mediation and Concilia­ tion Service officials arranged ■ “ preliminary" meeting hare with a team headed by John A. Ste­ phens, vice president of U J, Steel and the Industry's chief negotia­ tor. The mediator* mat yesterday with officials of the striking Uniu ed Steelworker*. They plan to call management and labor together at Pittsburgh tomorrow for re­ sumption of negotiations. The talks collapsed July I, pre­ (IFMCKHA OF OK BARY REPUBLICAN Club listen closely to plans of * Volusia County Kaput*- cipitating a strike which ha* licsn candidate. Vice-president Gsorgs Ptrey and Pi«M w it Ralph wither*!! (left and right) are shown idled 730.00# workers and rut na­ with Volusia County Republican candidate tor 8b«riff Raymond Orinaton of Daytona Btach at this tional steel production by *0 per saominf*0 meeting hsld at Da Bary Fir# DaparimtnU (Staff Photo)________________________ ' cent. Chief mediator Joseph F. Finne­ gan siid after ■ one-hour discus­ sion with union officials tha situa­ tion waa “ grave" but he waa confident that both aides would cooperate hi **w bargaining ef­ fort*. • T&tmib If Year Herald Is Not Delivered By I P. M. C«n 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery * WEDNESDAY JULY II. 1980 AMndaled Prows Leased Wire No. 4m b Canal Project Plans To Be Heard A t Ju ly 2 4 M eet Here JRacing Request Discussed Tha Board of Dlrsctora meeting o f th* Seminole County Chamber of Com mere* last night, hsld In tho educational building on Com mere* lal Av«.t heard a report from B. L Perkins Jr* chairman of lha Chamber nf Comment Commsrcial Activities Commitlae and pres* (dent of tha Sanford Merchants Association, giva a brief report on the Joint sign program with which tha Chimber and Merahanto are cooperating. Perkins expres­ sed appreciation to Mrs. Harold Appleby for her assistance to en­ larging tho program. Forrest Brwekanridg*, manager of tha Bemlnole County Chamber at Commerce, who 1* also th* aceretary of th* St. Johns-Iodlan PREPARING *4 JARS nf Florida honsy for their International convention la Miami Beaah are men River Improvement Association, of tha Sanford Pilot Club *t their meeting lest night. (Staff Photo) gar* n report on tee statu* of ten SanfOrd-TltasrlU* Canal project. Brackenridge etatod that “ For The Hunt-McRobrrta entry in th* peat II months very little the Sanford Softball League best puMIctty had keen released on out the Wilson-Ms let team In e tho project to ardor that misinfor­ twin bill last night at tha Fort mation ranking from statements Mellon Park diamond. that could net bn beaked up by The first gama of tha doablefacta, would net reath tea public." Tha Seminole County Civil De-1 • header ended in e draw with HuntBo aeid "The BL Jehm-Iadian fens* carps will have an oppor­ Mr Robert* collecting five runs River Improvement group ha* tunity to test Its ability to or­ off eight bite and the Wilson-Ma­ b a n m inuted to having « genganise and operate under the es­ lar team taking five rwu off five logical en m y and* hr ten Oorpe Mr*, lue S. Stevenson will be tablished plans when it takes part MU, o f Ingham *." A home run by Cert Crew* of the official delegate of the Pilot in a nation-wide exercise to be Recently, hn Mid. in n i t o m the Hunt-MeRoberta outfit proved Clite at Banford at tha 33th an­ staged July 20-34, according to tog Arm has been suteeriaed to A. B. Peterson Sr., direetor. to be the thriller of the fln t half nual eonvantion of Pilot Club In­ make an *aw m la *urv*y which Working together oa the prob­ of tha evening's play. ternational la Miami Beach, July lem, the Federal Civil Defease will be mmglotad baton tea nod Batteries In thr first gem* for at this goer. The infansa tian go* 1R-II. Mu will Join eome 1,000 Administration, the Office of De­ Hunt-MeRoberta Were Ben Bow­ tesrod to than rerveye will mate man and Peanut Galloway; for other executive builnras and pro­ fense Mobilisation and the De­ The Stats Racing Commission, available etetetifla feet* that can partment of Defense have sat up a fessional women In this else rifled tha Wilson-Malar team Larry Gbumeeting today 4a Miami, BtcOfted ant and Jack Bchirard. earvtoe airgtotoatiow cu Florida'* simulated esttny stu ck - that to tha application at Bomimfla Raredesigned M evaluate plane thus . in the m'ghtci,. Hua^MkR*Bn.‘tow Gmlf CoesL ^ far developed for civilian protec­ way loeate bear Casaelberty la defeated Wilson Maiaf 11-8, with Seminole County, to conduct har­ Tha local W ot nub wilt furnish tion. both team* collecting ai* hit# off ness horse races, subject to tha too* “ AA a mooting to the There, will he T4 target areas *1 Jar* at Florida honey for the tha pitcher*. supplementary reports on (he backBatteries for Kunt-MeRoberto "Tropical FTult Luncheon" to be in Hie United Slates and in each era’ financial condition and an ale*, Indian Hirer Improvement Amo . were Perry Fitts and Peanut Gal­ held at the Fonts tableau. Mr*. instance the time of attack, the lion by Seminole County voters. datem twn mantea age to J ack loway; for Wlleon-Maler, Joe Silaa Blerenaoa, president of Sanford's size at the bomba, their number, Hat Turnbull, an Orlande attor­ Pilot Club, will be accompanied will be transmitted to advene*. ney. told the com mission that tha ■tortile it waa agreed teal ten end Jack Bchirard. According to Peterson, Sem­ track was built to the lale F, R. Thomaa bitted In two st Mm convention by Mrs. Harvey runs for the furniture men but Swanson, alternate for the local inole County will not be one of and recently renovated. It would hack tee nan*! prefect end to affUtotad with and the team failed to stack up anough group, along with Mrs. B. E. the targets, but will be alerted for operate, he said, during the win runs to overcome the automobile Chapman and Mrs. V. C. Masses- poisihle evacuation nod far hand­ Ur season. ha ling possible evacuees from other M rt Tha Seminole County Chamber grtnqi. George KiRty for Huntthat ant at the “ fsbulous S5ih," cities. <4 Commerce, to a telegram to the af Aa Me Roberts also bitted In two which the fonvrntkm Will officially open The rtdto'alertiwg facBitiee also secretary of tha Btata Racing Com­ tha runs. waa eaBad by city mission, atkad for a public hear­ with a brunch at it a. m. Wed­ will be tried out, end in this the There will be another doubleJten Krtoar, and *4 teal meating header tonight beginning at T:J0 nesday, July II, with Miss Eythrl public will have an opportunity ing before tha permit waa granted B WM a*eod teal ten Chamber ad with Robson Sporting Goods meet­ Richardson, Jacksonville, conven­ to see how they might pick .up but the commission poleted tion chairman, presiding, and alerts and instructions by means teat a referendum would bn ing W. A tie* Burpee. a touting at aary. Playoffs for tha leagne'a sum­ Mr*. Edith McOrids Cameron of of thrtr radios, Considerable Interest has iren wtth ten CUy Civil Defense official* point out mer softball season will start on Gainesville, president, spenker. Mr*. Cameron la head of Ihs De­ that ths problem coin pern* to created throughout tha County re­ and County Commission*!*, regfeTuesday, July IT. partment of Auditory Instruction navel maneuvers nr Army war garding Ihe harness horse racing •amtottrea at boating groups, and ■nd Women’s Activities of the games ae a mean* of checking tha at Baminole Raceway Park and others Intonated to tea prefect General Extension Division of progress of training of tho, pers­ yesterday aoma viewer* frit that Bor ten Uttar pact af Juhr." Florida, representing all state- onnel expected to saccule the de- there would be a good chance that The Chamber at Oommseci, Mid the track would be allowed to JULY I* supported Institutions of higher frnnlve details. tentative ate srith pari-mutuel betting. Admissions learning. ite for this mooting to Further plans regarding the Ca­ It wai believed that the part- ha haid at tea d tp Kali to Banford Bowman Stewart (Sinfnrdl Along with the hurincii ses­ ere n« will be released ae the im­ Duey David Rammiga (Oviado) sions will bs s projection of com­ pending “ enemy s tu ck " comes mutual betting, for which a permit at l p. m. Tuesday July K with waa granted the track during the Kart Breww, president af the Bt, John Ludwig (Sanford) mittee work and pine! discussion closer on July 30, it waa said. lN*a and had Uin dormant for u Charles E. Beasley Jr. (Oviedo) on the role the vnlsnteer plays in Director Peterson to issuing or­ number of years, would require Jdhna-Iodtoa Blvar Improvement Sada Mathany (Osteen) providing community s e r v i c e ders tn the county defense pers­ only the eommission'a approval Association and Coiooei H(riser* Ruth Barron (San|ord) Gee, consulting engineer for ten through America's various volun­ onnel to cover their participation, and reinstatement. Dischargee tary health and welfare agencies. and the public will be informed to bo on hand to stoUia Tha project, under the planning Betty Ann Hunt and baby boy On the panel will ha top ranking more fully to the nmt few days. of William R. Kamp, operator of pleM tor tee ffw w tiea af tea (Sanford) officials of |h* Nil ions) Founda­ the Coliseum in Orlande, has been Sally F. Bendy (Sanford) A request tram V il under consideration tor n number Patricia Trinoariski and baby boy tion for Infantile Paralysis, Girl Heout* of the U. S A., sml the Na­ of months. Kemp, and a former Beam tor eugfart at hia appiica* (De Bary) tional Safety Council. Mrs. May partner in the enterprise started Urn before tea State Seeing Cam* Chailes Moore Jr. (Ssnford) Pynehon. Jacksonville, past presi­ negotiations for the harness horse mission far tpgrovsl o f hie part* JULY It dent, Pilot InternatinnsI. and saracing ae early aa last rail mutual harnuM racing operation Ad milsions eeuttvc secretary, Florida TuberPlans, as explained by Kamp at the Bemhsela Raceway Park Mrs. Mildred CobTtrfanford) Brmlnnl* County towns and earlier fhia year, would inriude the waa discussed. calorie and Health Association, Glover Bailey (Genera) wilt ba the panel leader. Ethie Mae Bryant (Ovirdo) The Chamber ef Commerce DU cities will receive checks from the housing of at least 500 horses at An aqua show, a “ gold coast" fit at* Beverage Department total­ the sprawling Reminola Raceway rector* derided not to take any Dischargee Park which has undergone a numMildred Johnson (Sanford) (Omttiraed On Fair Three) ing nt.6A2.St, according tn a re­ her of ranovatloni and at tha stand on Ksmp'a request but In­ structed ten Chamber of Com* lease today (mm J. D. William­ present also houses the Turf Club. marco Manager to send a trio* son, director. gram to the Secretary ef tha Bute Racing Commission calling Money avail abU for distribution for a public hairing on tha applifrom ctisrette tsars collected In On Faga Three) h May l*M. amounts to M.MT.2M.11. GRAND PRAIRIE, Tex. LB— A Williamson announced that of this amount *523,M! 7« win go to IT-yrar-otd bride ef four weeks was tha General Ravanu* fund. Tha credited with living the life of her remainder o f *1,404,116.31 will ba husband after Ignited gmnlint turn­ distributed to incorporated munic­ ed his body Into t torch last night Ernest Leroys Strewn, tl-yaaripalities. Members are urged to attend old construction worker; was clean­ the meeting o f the Sanford Boat The City of Sanford will receive a check for *10,*73.31, Tha town ing asphalt frdffl his clothes with and Bid Club which will t o told tonight at • O'clock at tea torn* ef Altamonte fipring*' check Is gasoline when the flame from • of the commodore, Jeeapk Ms to nearby water healer ignited tea *633.77; Casselberry *374*7; Longolaa, Um Vale Ava. .1 fume*. wood *3*1.91; and Oviede *611.43. T to public to AVreially tovttod. “ here were flsnrea all over Urn. Significant la the feet teat tha amounts of the*s checks are in­ ! looked for a towel or sheet to creasing month by month, show­ wrap araound him. I couldn't find one. So I wrapped my arms around ing the general trend to him and hugged him all over. That to Bamtoola County. PAJUUA ISLAND, B. ft tih-Pvt, smothered most of Ihe fire. Than hn saw tha bed and relied up fa a Sidney 0. gwHgmtonim, * bad spread,“ Mr*. Strewn said. Hospital attendants M il Strewn was to a “ vary serious condition." Mao- Strewn waa treated toe tom Important Meeting Saif Against Odham Of Polio Chapter To Go Before Jury i e f For July 20 Duda To Preside Hunt-McRoberts Is ★ ★ ★ Twin Bill Victor At Fall Convention Mrs. Slevenson Is Civil Defense Corps Sanford Delegate To Take Part In Attack To Pilot Confab Voters To Approve Harness Horse Racing In County The Florida Suprama Court ruled* ► today B-2 that tha one million dol­ lar libat enlt of a JackaonviHa Aa important meeting o f th ■amtool« Comity Chapter o f the political poUator, Joe Abram, NationaJ Foundation for Infan­ agalnit Brailey Odham of Sanford tile Paralysis hoe been announ­ muat go before a jury for trlaL ced far 4 o'clock, July to, to the The Supreme Court cleared the educational Building on Commer­ Florida Publishing Co., publisher Andrew Duda Jr., of Oviedo, cial Are., to Sanford. of tha Florida Timea-Uatoa of Jack­ will .preside at the final business session of the Florida Fruit and Invited to the meeting are the sonville, of libel and threw out Btcaent active member* of the Vegetable Association'* conveo tihayaar and ether leading aid Abram'a complaint against tha tion at Miami Beach this fall. newspaper. Abram named the pub­ Mae o f the community. John W. Evans of Oviedo will be The Invita Uone were itauad by lishing company as a co-defendant. in charge of registrations far the Circuit Judge Edwin L. Jones of three day avant. the Male Bepnemtetiva of the Other committee appointments Notional Foundation for Infantile Jacksonville had d 1■ m I a s e d Abram'a euit against both Odham for tha Sept. IT, M and I* conven­ Faralysi*. Marlon T. Jaffrie*. and tha newspaper. tion of tha Florida Fruit and Veg “ An intereattof matting ia be­ Tha Supremo Court said judge stable Association at Miami ing .arranged." ocid Jeffries in Jooea wee wrong In not permitting Beach have been announced by hie lettace to member* of lb* ■ Jury to determine whether Od­ Lutbsr L. Chandler, Goulds, can Chapter. ham was motivated by malice to vention chairman. Membership card* will be pre­ making what the court termed deTo assist with contention ptana, led to chapter member* pree- (amatory. ' r remarks of qualified pri»- Chandler appointed Allen Mark' « t the meeting pUened for ham,. Okeechobee, to toad..tM re"*■*. / . > , .r Abram'S pell during toe DM caption committee; end J, JL ttoe will he given to theca who Democratic campaign for gdfeitor, Brook*, Homestoed, buffet to have been active to chapter work reported that Odham was running ■boon. fo r five yean or more," the in­ second to acting Gov. Johns and W. B. Hancock, Tempt, i* chair­ vitation* road. appeared "to be slipping badly.*' men of ■uppllert' night; W. E. Odham was quoted by the Times Burquest, Saratou, banquet; and Alee planned far the meeting ia an tatereattog motion picture of Union as saying in reply that “ Joe Dixon Poeree, Miami, hospitality. Abram is a phony and his poll la the folk Potto vaccine. President Rudolph Mattson, Boporto will be given at the a phony." Fort Pierce, will preside at the The Supreme Court in tha ma opening business session. Roy mark eecompUabad by the chapter mwtog to# peat year and officen Jonty opinion written by Justice Vandegrift Jr., Pabokes; and J. fo r the ensuing year will be cbo- B. K. Roberts, said that under the P. Hsrllea Jr., Palmetto, will pre­ circumstances “ the remsrks of the side at tha second and third busi­ defendant Odham, even though de ness istsions. at the chapter have fimatory, were qualifiedly priv “ This experienced and capable urged to attend next weafc'e Urged, for which there is no lia­ which, it waa announced, bility in the absence at express committee ia sure to produce a convention which wo will remem­ will lot later than 8:20 maligning. ber ai one of our finest," said ► »“ The plaintiff Abram injected John M ela, chairman at the himself into the 1*54 gubernatorial Chandler. Berntooto County Chapter of the campaign and made derogatory re­ Motional Foundation for Infantile mark s respecting the defendant rcralyaii said this morning that Odham'a candidacy. The defendant thn eoratag meeting should prove Oham had an interest in defending to he one of the beet attended, and a right to defend hia candi­ one of the moot worthwhile, and dacy, and his remarks in rebuttal •no eg the most revealing to the to those of tne plaintiff were direct' M1DDLE5BORO. Ky. LB- Mrs. history qf tha local organisation. ed to persons having a correspond, Only recently, tha Chairman an­ ing interest, right or duty and Nancy Lawson, whose heir began nounced the biggest fund ever were made upon an occasion pro- tn gray only a year or so ago, is reload By the Seminole County perly to aerva such right, interest 10* today—and among her wellCtapter end acid, “ plane will be or duty." wishers is the President of the told tor the neat year's fund camBut, Justice Roberts wrote, the United Stales. # j| n which la bald In January." rule is subject to the limitation A birthday card from President ■gfl ' Ihit the parties must act without Eisenhower is among Mrs. Law­ malice. The court aeid “ there can be son's proudest possessions, as Is no question but that the uneontro- a latter from Gov. A. B. Chandltr varied facts disclosed by the com­ thanking her for her support. plaint negative any possibility ef She was forced to retire to a mslice on the part of the deiendant whrelehiir sfler breaking • hip in ATHENS, Greece IB — K i n g publishing company. Past and Queen Frederika toured “ Tha news story waa n routine 1*45; she broke the ether « m e Three to a Jaap today to eemfert report of what went an at e politi­ year later. aprlvora at the Aegean earth- cal rally in the midst of a heated Married when sha mas II, Mr*. qu>k* which centered on that is­ gubernatorial campaign in which Lawson became tha mother o( IS land. The official death toll roe* there was wide public interest, children. to-44. and apparently quoted only a mil­ Hi|ht earth tremor* penisted der portion of the defendant Od­ as.tb# King and Queen made their ham'a remarks concerning the way through Emporion, Pyrgos, plalatjff." Votfton, Msiiari* and Phyr*. talk­ Chief Justice E. Harris Drew and ing with the villager*. The twn Justices T. Frank Hobson, Glenn w*r* acenmpanied by their IT- Terrell and Stephen C. O'Connell yalr-eid daughter, Prince** Bop- concurred with Roberts, Justices Elwya Thomas and ! f e . Athens Observatory report­ Campbell Thornal dissented, hold­ ed more than MO tremor* had ing the complaint should be dis­ been recorded since the big quake missed against Odham aa well as ■truck about a dosan islands and the publishing company. •et off tidal waves at dawn Mon­ day; but that they were subsiding to intensity and frequency. Damage reports mounted. A manatlery on Tatmoa Mend was a Imost completely destroyed. Ad­ vice* from that Island, IS miles Ths master of ceremonies for the fcg m Tbirs, said to bouses also wifei ruined and Tl flaking boats state-wide Little Mis* Sevea con­ wire sunk or wrecked. test will be Forrrst Brcrkcnridge, manager of the Seminole County HOT MAS SNO FOUO ATTACK EL MONTE, Calif, til Bohatt Chamber at Commerce, who will! Shipman Jr.. 14, has been admit­ introduce coateaUflti la the p ted In the Sister Kenny Msmerial leant echeduled far July a and t i l H. spitel far the n e wsd time with at Sealaada Spring*. Sevan-year-old* will be Judged the hospital la IBM h r beauty, talent and “ figure." j tie wen Entry blanks am available at teal attack at tea winy o f insects is Mrs. Petty Getcbel ( af Commerce. Mr*. Xtonien flnaigf and Miao “ * Mrs. Lawson, 102, Gets Birthday Card From Ike King, Queen Tour Thira To Comfort Quake Survivors Brackenridge Will Emcee Little Miss 7 Beauty Contest Hospital Notes County Areas Will Receive Checks From Smoke T ax Bride, 17, Saves Husband's Life Nicholas Home Will Be Scant O f Boat, Ski Club Meeting Morin# Recruit Is Found Deed Weather ......j..v.v-y.oiij ■.'A- ■ *' /> 'l £ � 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, July 10, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 10, 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>, July 10, 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/4f016a939a21ef92910e7a214df4df9a.pdf c0ecd2d35503c89ad405b109a9f65e62 PDF Text Text He’ll Love ___ 4 * Every Minute of it When He This ideal new section was especially designed for the safety and well being o f growing families. Vo high-speed highways 'mar the quirt residential charm of !ta winding streets , . . Tha naw Pinacraat Elementary School, with Ita apadoua playground, la •tally accatilbla to all parts of tha area, and there ia plenty of play apace too in tha tree ahadad yards surrounding every South Pinecrest home Dad will have plenty of elbow room for an outdoor barbeque and patio for lasy afternoon lounging, and bell certainly weloome the big carports and work As for Mom, aha will Just plain lore everything from thraahhold to lintel Here her family will have a home of charm and stability in the beat residential area. She will thrill to the large living room and dinette with ita convenient doe> •ta and big airy windows. She’ll pause to catch her breath when she aeoa the auderv work-free kitchen, the spacious bedrooms and the oodles of closets . . . the smooth life-time teraoo floors, the sparkling bath . . . the lovely landacapad yard . • J a fact, everything about South Pineerert Is designed for real homey Hvb* ha .the FOR ONLY one o f the following finance plans within 3 0 minutes, we are completing the paper w ork OdhanL & Judah., BPAILEY ODHAM, President W H Y N O T DRIVE O U T TODAY? �% Shop and Save In Sanford 3Tb* ^ a t t fo r b • VOULME XLV1I1 Established 1908 f c r a lb amANn m m r w n m n aDAILY n v w NEWBPAPE1 nm anan INDEPENDENT | SANFORD. FLORIDA 4-Ite m A genda Scheduled B m ONDAY If Your Herald la Not Delivered By I *». M. Call 1821 Before 7 K M. For Delivery JULY 9 9. Iffs T Associated Presa Leased W ire American Legion Post Gets Land For New Fair Grounds! A abort - four-item aganda rnmea before the Board of Banford City Commissioners tonight for dlacufsion and possible action. On* (tom concerns public hear­ ing* for tha re toning af two arena, one of which has been dis­ cussed by both th* Board of Commlnlialonere and tha Zoning and Planning Commission, Tha first area for roaonlng to ba considered at tit* public Soar­ ing ' is the southwest corner of French Avonut and 2tlh Street Campbell-Losatng Post No. 31 of to a C-T claeitflcatian. a American Legion has se­ One man waa Injured and dam* Tto aacend Item for publie hoar ed approximately aaven acres of ago waa estimated at <1,300 when mg provtdaa for th* roaonlng of land fronting on Highway 17-tt, an automobile and train collided Block 7, Ttora 14, U and !• from on* mils south of Sanford, for its at th* Intersection of State Road Rl-X to R-t. m w fair ground*, according to 417 and tha railroad Friday even­ Commlaaloatra wilt ala* die Lynn Lyon, Commander. ing, . cuss and poaalbly taka action on Commander Lyon, In a releaao an appointment t* th* Civil BarEnsign P. K. Slmpion, returning this morning, said "Tto Ameri­ to the Sanford Naval Air Station, vie* Commission and th* appointcan Lagtou Post acquired thia driving a 1934 ford l-door sedan mint of two member* to tha land In ordtr to give tha people east on State Road 427, rdIkied Zoning aad Planning Commis­ of Seminole County a bigger and with an Atlantic Coast Lin* traighl sion, U ) Batstfdag eight leading upright better fair than aver." train, northbound. The fourth Item ta b* aonaldHe explained "By aocuring thia •red and diacuaaad by th* Board The frost of tto car and train property which ta doubts that et of Commlaatanara ia an ordinance mat at tha IntenecUvn with the Ha prerent loaaUon, lha American establishing a subsistence allow­ Legion can once again offer tha impact of tha train carrying tha ance for member* of tto Baa peopi* ef th# aounty a eattl# atow, automobile a distance af 40 t* 30 ford Folk* Department, more and bigger commercial ex­ feat. Other m ature to ha diacuaaad Engtnaman of tto ACL train hibits, and school exhibits, aa wall and conildared by the Board «f a* plenty of parking apace off tha waa P. K. Donaldson, Damage Sanford Ctty Commissioners wSl U tto train, it w u report*J, w u highway." coma from tha floor MgUgtble. Commander Lyon has appointed Salt* from wholesale trad* in ? th« commissioner*. two eommiMaoe to got the mw Tha accident occurred at ay* Florida ia IK4 aaounUd to <2, project underway as qukkly aa pranimtaly < :» p. m. 403 billion, a 71 par cant increase possible. Tha eommtttM* are tto ovar th* level of aataa in llil, Mm . Ump u n racalvad a broken according to th# current Econo­ building commits** aad tto toroid*r and cut* and fcrutaos, Ha mic Leaflet. groundi eemmlttae. is still in tto hospital aboard tto Th# Leaflet, published by the Momt o n of tto bulldUtg cm Sanford Naval Air Sutkm. I Bureau of Economic and Bualmitt**, appointed by the Peat Maty aRMals investigated tto nau Raaearcb, Collate of Bud­ Commander, are Joel I , Plaid, naia Adminlitratiion, Unlvaralty A matting at tto Lato Maty chairmen) R. I . Johnson Jr., Rod Cross swimming classes of Florida, show* that Semlnolo Volunteer Fire Department la Mat Georg* O. Maybury, aad Karlyla County ia 17th In rank, according for adults will start tomorrow ad for tomorrow night at tto Lato night at the Sanford Municipal to totallaalei for 1M4, Mary School. Tha inaisda committee will bare Total aalaa for 1934 I* abown Swimming Pool, according to an According la aa announremm aa It* chairman « . C. "Rad" announcement today (Tom Mr*. at 21 million dollar*, an IncrouM officials ef tha erganluttea litres whh members I . Q. "Slim" of <3400,000 over the INI period. Muriel Scott, Water Safety Chair­ meeting will begin at • p. M. Callaway a ad Rtf Richard. man of th* Seminole County Chap­ There war* 1,711 employe* bi ■harp. Commander Lynn Lgraa baa ap­ ter of the American Red Cross. Semlnola C o u n t y wholesale Membership earde wtl to Usnad A U A L FLORIDA vacetlow-Mevb* f< pealed to all ef to* mamtors ef cetablishmcnti In 1934 aa compar­ It la tha first time In all year* at this meeting but M duoa Wgl Eugene tta Campbail-Laaaiag Post. AmatiVan Halltorg (renter) with Us that adults have bad an opportuni­ ed wit* 1434 in I t41. bis wife, at th* ham* ef Mr. and Mra» ty to take swimming lesion#, said bo assessed. Accoriog la tha Economic LaaiA. L. Walter, president af th* (Matt Phot*) . let, vaeaivad today, thara v u aa With looking after children, and Lato Mary VoiuntMr Fire 11 par cent Inereai* In payibna with aa ' math latarmd-to both maat Mid "avarraag t# to Detail* af dlacgfeMU* and a 39 per cent increaae In paid water akiing and boating, parent* employe* lb IPS4 over the 1M tig* should take advantage of thla op­ tlona slated U tome before tto memberhip war* not announced. uraa. portunity M learn to swim, aha "During thla aamt period of said. tima", aay Carter C. Oiterbind, The classes, which will begin at aiaoclata reaearcb profeaaor, and 7:30 tomorrow night, are for both Tito new ardbtanra will require EIU* C. Jonea, rcaaarch aula- mrn and wqmrn, for beginner* m tought cloning aa all waab-dayi By MART FOWI.FJt 1 u n t In lha University of Florida and non-swimmers, Mrs. Scott an­ and P m midnight Saturday turn Kugena Von llallbera, the wallBureau of Economic and Bust- nounced. , Henry (Jo*) Rusaall, 14, died at net* Research, author* of tha There la no charge for th* in­ known composer Is visiting with aa Ortaeda boapRal yesterday fal­ laaflat, "the aggregate aalea by struction,* and for this reason LONOWOOD^Lonrwoad Cham­ hia wife .and daughter, Maria, lowing aa mass* ef ail month*. wholeialeri throughout the United "we would like to have a* many ber of Commerce wilt hold IU On* at tha pioneer farmers at at tha hams of 3tr. anJ Mrs. Carl States had increaaed 30 per cent." turn out for the classes as possi­ regular meeting in Sunnyalde Park thla section, Mr. Ruaiall earn* to O. Lind In D# Bary. Motoring from Merchant wholesalers, with aalea ble", the Instructor and water this Thursday svenlng at • p. m. Sanford ia 1MI from tyiar, Tag. their boma la Forest Hills, N. Y. of I1.73SJ million, accounted for safety chairman said. Three mw director* will be Von Hatlbarg is rataalng after Ha was bare Dae. M, UT1 la Mu31 par cent of 1W4 Florida ulea, "Soma have aveh signed up from elected and officers far th* com­ oatak. Ki m , th* camplotlaa of Wally Wlntore. with those engaged In 1th* aalt DeBary," Mrs. Scott said. Mr. Russell engaged In farming ing y#ar will be chosest, * a new character show which will of food and related product* re- It was announced today that It hare antil l i f t whan h* moved t* The Medical Building will be b# on N.B.G. shortly; he il»o ar­ •pooaibla for by far the greatest persons are participating in the lighted and open so that an* may Lake Mary where ha has lived ranged Inspirational musk and volume of wholesale aalea. At th* Volusia aid* at Lake Man- ilnct' Life Saving Course being offered. roe just wnat baa bero aceompusn- scores for a eerie* which will In volume of aalea, Dada Coun­ A Naval instructor ha a charge of •d on thia project tha peal year. bring concrete eaamplet of the roe bridge on route J7-M there la Ha was a member ef lha Church ty led with a total of <H3 million, this class, Thla wtll be aa open meeting brotherhood of nationa to th* a fishing camp which baa bean ef Chviet ia Tyler, Tan. Mr. Ruaall i* survived by hts followed closely by Duval with Mrs. Scott added "instructions and all are Invited to attend. TV screen. Von Hallberg composed growing la importance tinea its P012 million. Gulf had th* largest will be given on the new method Coffee and eak* win to served at the musie for Mr. Dlstrkt At­ start-off a year age. Care, thaw­ widow, Mrs. Core RusseB, Lake percentage increase In wholesale of artificial respiration during the the dose of the busiaos* meeting torney whirh ran for years on ing license plate* ham ovary Mary; ana daughter, Mia* Oliva trade over 1P4I with an Inertaaa adult swimming rlassrs galling and alt a rt welcome to stay for redIm for the Fred Allen show; slat*, register there; fisherman RnaaaB, Crown Paint, Ind.j fire find that not only can they rant tana, Herbert B. Bussell Crown of 371 par rent, followed by Ok­ underway tomorrow nighc" tha #ocia] hour U .follow. - (Pant!need aa Fag* Eight) boat* but they can And a ntaebank Paint, lad.; Pordyre M. RusmU, aloosa with an increase of 4M par who knows Ma stuff In repairing Sanfeed; Clayda W. RasacO. Reyncent." Action aa th* raqnaet aI ton their boats or area capable of leading citiaa hi wholesale ac­ Lake Mary Volunteer P in Dept- Id showing th*m ■ goad bargain la a tivity in itU are Bate I by the regard to the ptrehaa* ef Lang* ntw outboard motor and auppliaa. authors n t h Jacksonville in tap weed's former fire siren was *• Edward Cox la lisa proprietor and great grnndchilraa. position with 17an million, Miami Funeral earricea win be held to­ tread to tall R to them providing ha is no mean fisherman himatlf. in second place with aalea of MM Yesterday ha aiid hit wife, with a morrow, Tuesday, at II a. at. at they mare it. million and Tampa third, with couple r visiting relatives from tha Briatna Paaeral damn with th* Tha anuncU ala* voted to pur* 34*L North, caught aevw bass, averag­ Bar. W. P. Brook* Jr., aOrlatini. "In comparison with other south­ ing from two and n half to six Burial will to ia Evergrata Cam. eastern atalas, Florida ranked pound* and on tha day before otary. fourth in tha dollar volume of brought in eight good sited fellows. wholasala trade", Drat in aggre­ Th* camp la a* Mat and wail gate payroll* and Drat ia th* num­ run tkat people m kappy to make ber of paid employee and active H a mooting place. Recently James proprietors of unincorpora tel busi­ Richards laft hia grandsons and nesses. Mn. Florence Purdy Welle, M, a playmate there for Ashing adTh* Economic Leaflet U teat to venture and heeled them with a The regular monthly meeting ef died at Seminole Memorial Ho». Floridians upon request dollar or so for lunch. Th* hpya the Beard ef Director* of the Sem­ pita I Saturday, at t:M p. m. aflat apaat this for bait and whan th* inole County' Chamber ef Comm- i short Ulnaaa. are* wtR ba told at the Seminal* (Caniiaaad On Page «gh*> County Education Building an Mm. Walls hat bean a resldanl Commtirla! Are, Tuesday evening af th* Uptsla Section for D years* She waa born on May 3, 1MI at nt « o'clock. Report* and dltmeofona relotlv, West Eaton, N. Y. and was a member nf the P in t Methodist U the Joint Billboard Program Church af Sanford. and th* Banford-TItuavilla Canal Wacbargaa Mr*. Walla is survived by aan will ha hoard. Herman Lee Buchanan ( Sanford) Georg* Teuhy, proeldent af tha alitor, Mrs. Iva Atanasaff of Brad* Bula Edward# (Sanford) Chamber af Commere*, he* urged lay, Fla.; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Preg Mrs. John Epps and baby toy all meenbers af th* Beard af Purdy, Sanford; and » niece* and (Sanford) Directed to attend th* meeting. Johnny Johnson (All a man to Springs) Edward Pollard (Da Bary) Jaly I Admleatoas Mre. Amelia Angatoek (Sanford) Willi# Green Theme* (Buford) Site Located On 17-92 i r u r trtanmjr iirv v ii vtooa i ★ ★ ★ Wholesale Trade Auto Crashes * Through Concrete Increase Reported Posts Into Water Classes To Begin Tomorrow At Pool As SS Oldtraobile sedan plung­ ed Into tha water on tha south aids of State Road 413 ahortly after 10 o'clock Saturday night . j u t cast of tha Oataon Bridge. * Tha automobile, apparently out ef control, smashed through throe guard rail concrete posts before cutting a 410 foot swath through hoary g r a s s a n d underbrush and before coming to s atop up­ right in about II Inch* of water. Apparently turning over at loaat one* before coming to a atop, tha car waa a total loaa. Both windahlalda were amasbed m and tto interior of th# car **va rod with mud and water. Tto car wm found by Deputy Sheriff Deaton Proved and Con­ stable J. Q. "Slim’* Galloway who had racalvad the report that g car had goM over tha embankm oat However, Corp. Jok# Raul•non of tha Florida Highway Patrol waa called to the scene after it was discovered that the crash waa in Volusia County, M Th# ear, a new one, had been driven only 4,422 miles, according to Ita speedometerr and wot ownad by Herbert E. Rawle of 120(1 Crescent St., Sanford. No on* w m found In the car whta th# ereah waa discovered. A billfold, woman’# poeketbook, and shoos were found on the front seat , . , Corp- Ranlarean reporied that the owrer of tha ear aald “wins•■V an* brought my wlfa homo badly cheek up and with a ftw aeratehas." Mrs. Dorothy Stephens Bawls, 21 a former telephone • operator, wa* th# driver *f l*1* ear and at th# tins# *f Ik# dent waa returning bom# from New Smyrna Baaeh. Band Enthusiasts * Invited To Fish Fiy On July 11 'W B H i# school band enthusiasts from this area are Invited to a fish fry to bo bald in conjunction with tha dedication of a m w recreation park at tto foot of the vranxit P. WWUhalr Bridge acrone tto t t . Johu River an July it. The DeLand Band and Orrhektra Asaaclaiion issued th* invlistion ia whleh they auta "This t* tto Bret activity ta to staged in aa effort to rata# fund# with which a bus will be provided for travel to thalr different engagemanta." Official! af tto organic*tiaa aay "Thara will to a abort ceremony dedicating th* park, to st rides, pony rid#*, a Nfnakmont stand, and music by tto hand. "Thai* youagstars urgently need a m w bus la which la travel ta thalr different engagement*. This is eat provlfod by tto publk amtoel ay stem, a* parents and frianda af tto band mombars must raise funds," according ta tiM invitation. ** Methodist Youth Flen Beech Forty _ <9 Tto Senior MVP d P in t Mottodkt Church plaM to bare "Great" Am tad fellowship pt Ha Ttoaday afUrnaon beach party at Daytoaa Beach. Thara will to swimming, slagtog. langhtar, wise in and aada nap. Can win laeva bum tto Church at 4:10 - a ll MVF’s are latoad, ti w u i i Muorad. Car, Train Collide Af Intersection; Driver Is Injured Volunteer Fire Dept. Meeting Slated Tomorrow Council Passes Ordinance On Sale Of Bar Beverages Directors, Officers Will Bt Elected At CofC Meeting Renowned Composer Visiting In De Bary Funeral Services Are Set Tomorrow For Henry Russell To Attend Meeting Succumbs Friday Hospital Notes W eather Dog Innoculotion Deadline Is Sat Th# Anal opportunity fop. i awnore t* to re thalr dog* lite* Martha Duar (touford) Bento WUllama (Altaman Spring*) Debra. Ana Meaaa (Sanford Charles Gatlin (Geneva) r o m r "BPECIS" for aa aftarnaan'* haul — To visiting their grandparent* Mr and Mrs. Janrei | �G r IMM Jl «** M .’it eusPLfTv**! £t ?,V’-* t f H SANTOUP HERALD M'htdfTY tm a tw M WMATS. w m m g jg , w THB' * BOOK? w NfcUCOULONT> POSSiSUY MAKE EN03 MSffr ON HtS SALACY/> Ml»< N*W B0UMWNT..1 a<n*tXviN' INFORMATION, Z . > O U 9 ALLO W AN CE « P 0 — ’WHIN ^ vou M Aaoy.y i uaKt.Tsr.i.i!?.™r.<? *4 rnblirt to Diortete# 4a«a4 as. aaea I t s . Saaiiaaia C anatr x M IA N , L IA O N IN G f ^ - ^ 'r o u v e o N ^ ^ P k p 8 A C n C A U .r J Mart U m Ii fI mOltM ptopl# More thee adtUea people lion, with the reservation that no clttda County Solid Wf ChsrlM A. of UU *J. P Perenl fundi be spent until the commit* Hugrat J r , and Sbtriff Philip f . are ■ « members mawbar* of wnl Taachtr soetol**. Teacher societies, 4« WEST P A L M BEACH ill — ■loners approve recommendations Kirk. County Commlaalooeri yesterday a planning committee will tub* Visitors |» tJA national parka Wood modtit and figurines h art approved a fM.ooe appropriation m it to estabUah a Palm Beach Coun­ The committee, Headed by State inenaatd from UOfiOO In 1B1I ta b*#n found In food condition in I Egyptian tomb# MM y a m n i l ty criminal bureau of investlga* Atty. Phil O'Connell, alao will In* about M aaUUm i t IMS. AaSi **i m i , ta oBMpa iisy s». 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A For Ok.Jg.N-t,VP rosy m a n /.V T F F •VAC.5* J-1CX OF lC~-C-l_.fi ,VVJ I TOL' YUHT s__ THROW,IT iM \A"Av/J Ur /« i T resp-r / T H IS IB A O A V A'ZANWWIS. talk B U T I'M P USH IN ’ UF REST/ rtRTOTH L I M I T ,. ’ « IR / Tb NAIL POPKU ACATCHl fi/SMAS* OFF Fit SOOH AO F T H C V A 1CUT T; LJfcwmg, D M A' IT THEY BhA’ . M e s THt 5 4 A ORSAT BM M .O AM E, W HY— plave C A S ftiv flt HAS NO limit? FASTER/JO YOU HEAR?/ THERE'S A WHOLE CUAD ruUA SPRINGS RIGHT , . OVER THE x —Y--- T / [ hilli > I W ONT V > FIND \ MR, AWTHtNOJ ETVfiR HOW LONG? T lU - [BlfrOWCESATURDW 11:11 T E L E V IS IO N ll:« l H ill H itt H :U l-*« k:t« Ji*e .It tile Vsllast Lady Lor* •( til* Search Car Tomorrow Ouldlag Light N o w . A aian.(,fr r v i i t i i t r u u H .k is o S ilt T a i l I'e ltrrn ',-SO do,>i| H orning Io n ra n i. Ksnusroe Siflo H a rry Sloore *» Oodfrev GATuacwy l*:tt Ih e * I t i lS I t *1 •' Vn llsnt I ^ i y S .ir r li Vor Tom orrow ItiC s Its p -rt Burn* A _AJItn Strlk* H HI. h ii:"» n*i»n Valiant la d y I ala nho* Guldlna Lla b l Several Insurance companies now offer nondrlnkera sharp re­ duction* In auto Insurance. There are more than 100,000 iteam Inromollvcs In operation outalde th* United States. An Ohio farm atudy showed an avert1;? farm Inventory value of IL'3,600. DID VOU J KN O W ?/ x x ? wire phO'-CD •x a n o .t o l D.m e C u \ children hav« return*] from their vacation In North Carolina. Mr*. Ed L. Cunnlnfham entertalheil Tuesday evening In celebra­ tion of her huiband’t birthday with a surprise dinner party at their home. Gueel* Invited were, Mr. and Mr*. L. 0, Hayman and Lovick Jr, MUt Helen Snodmia Sir. and Mr*. Erneit Snodgrass, Mr. and Mr. M. H. Ryan, Mr. and Mr*. Toby Dtnby of Men Bluff and Mn. Edward Pell and children, Mr. and Mr*. Bill Inghraa and baby of Sanford. Mr, and Mn. Harry Throo# were visitors In Lakeland lait weekend. Mn. Era**t Jones returned to her home after several week* with her dauihter and famUlas in and near Boston. Velma her aldett dauihter r*turned with her for a short *UIL Mrs. Vernle Ryan ot eMadew View, Va., Mr. and Mre. Ed CaUlhan, Glade Springs Va. Mlae Stella Tucker of Marlon, Va. and Jim Dan Ryan of Maadow IVew. Va. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. M. H. Ryap, Monday. Mr. and Mn. Henry Keller end ton Joe of Bristol, Va. w an week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Byam, Min Ana Singletary of Orlande la Visiting her grandparents, Mr. end Mn. O. B. Canada this week. The regular meeting of the W. ft. C. S. wet held Tuesday evening at the lobby of the Children's Home with Mn. Kermlt Wlgglaa aa host­ ess. . Hr- and Mr*: W. L. Tyler and daughter Linda accempanled Mr. Tyler's parents, Mr. and Mn. G. A. Tyler of Oiteen to their home In Tiger, Ga. for several d a n vae alion. Miss Bose Nelawandpr, bride elect, was the guest of boner at a shower given Friday evening nt the Florida Power Club. Game* and conteila were played through­ out the early part of the evening with prise* going to Mn. Ray Chidetter and Mr*. Paul Piety. The room was decorated with g profu­ sion of hibiscus and fern and the honor** received many lovely and useful gifts. Mrs. Jesala Beall*. Mrs. Nelson Crawford, Mr*. Aub­ rey Fender, Mrs. J,> Gardiner and Mra, N. C. Phillips war* hostess at this lovely affair and served delirious refreshment* of 'cake and punch to the SO iavlted guesta. By HELEN SNODGRASS Members of the Executive Board of the Woman’s Auxiliary of AH Saints Episcopal church,Enterprise, visited Gray Inn, Davenport recent­ ly. Those attending were the presi­ dent, Mr*,. Arthur Wlllgoose, vicepresident Mrs. Charles Gifford, Mrs. William Canada)', Mrs. M. P. McDermott and Mrs. Marion Waite. Luncheon was served to the ladles and they visited with many of thq church people who make Gray Inn their permanent home, Following the regular choir prac­ tice on Thursday evening, the Choir of All Saints church met at the Rectory with the Rev, and Mrs. Lee Hasten, host and hostess. Fol­ lowing the short business session Mrs. Heaten served delicious re­ freshments to the following mem­ bers, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Cox, Senior warden. Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ lace Gabter Jr. Warden, Henry Ebling and Mrs. Ebtlng, Earla Pickford, Mrs. M. Roberts, Mra. Ruth Hustace Mrs. Marion Walt*, and Mlsa Katherine Litch, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Griffin of Jesup Ga. are the proud parent* of twins, Charles Allen and Char­ lotte Allan, born Friday evening, weighing 3 lbs. 1) 4 ot. each. Mrs. Griffin It a nleea of Ur. and Mrs. H. E, Braddock of Enter­ prise. Friends will regret to learn of news recently received of the death of Mr*. Julia Rowe In a nursing home lit Mobile, Ala., following a long Illness. Mn, Rowe taught many yesrs In the local school and she and her ton Bill make their home here on Lake Shore Dr. Mr. and Mn. H. E. Braddock were visiting Mr. sod Mr*. Herod Braddock In Holly Hill Sunday. Mr, and Mn. W. H. Stevenson and daughter of Tampa and Mr. and Mr*. J. Sharpes of Jackson­ ville were week end guesta of Mr. and Mn. H. A. Throop. The R*r, and Mra. R. T. Cald­ well of Tavares and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Caldwell and children of Ta­ vares and Lt. and Mn. Robert Cald­ well and children, U. S. Air Force, who are on leave from their re­ cent bate In Texts to a newly assigned point were visiting Mrs. Ann* Glass and Mlsa Pori* Faber Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mr. C. A. Henderson and Don Howard and Mra. Belle Jonton were week end guests of Some aoedamcn cask amall seeds with clay to aid la proper friends In Orlando. Mr. and kin. Cecil Sellers an* planting. II. JA M E S G U T A G E N C Y LAST TIMKA TONIGHT SIS EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 71 C R D S B iO C m O R I. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT JE lW M A IR E GAW&RH«R(3- By ADDIB PREVATT Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maxwell and There are four dental office# family returned home Thursday on tha U.S. aircraft carrier Sane after spending a few weeks in toga. Ohio with friends anJ relatives. Mr, and Mrs, Ed Fulford and family spent Sunday In Lake Walea with Mrs, Fulford*' mother, Mra. Edward*. Mr. and Mra. T, R. Summerslit and ana nr* spending a couple months in Portland, Ga, Mr. and Mra. George Adami hava as thtlr guests for a few days, their son and daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mra. Luthar Adams and children of Detroit. Mich. Mlae Harriett Geiger relumed to South Carolina with her eleter Betty to spend a week. he Rhythm Howe it Korn* With N Mr. and Mra, Jemee Hughes lew* are spending a few daya in Mi­ ami, Fred Prevatt and Bobby Hamll of Chnluoto are spending this week at New Bmyma Beach. Mr. and Mn. E, T. Summersill spent Sunday afternoon with their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Jo* Corley In Banford. Mra, T. W. Prevatt and eon Carlton and Mn. Ed Fulford and children epent Monday la OtUn­ do. Jim ml* Brown returned home Sunday after ependlng a few d*ye In Cuba with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mra. Buck Torrii. Charles and Caret Sue Torria returned home with him for a vlalt. Mr. and Mra. Cader Hart re­ turned home Sunday after spend­ ing three weeks In Maalco, afiX'itt. P RAI RI E L AKE 9 1 .0 0 P E R C A R L O A D OKING THE NEIGHBORS OUNEY’S w i t h G a il B o rd e n I j SONG OF THE SOUTH o Legal Notice nkpont n r c a w n m o * n r •-^ i.o iu u a st a t k Bahia ok u t i e a u * IH THM a r tT N OP PLOtllll* AT THH IMMH OK BIHIKKM Otl J th N a* |S*e Caah, baUncsa w ith nlhar hank* lacfudtng r r .r rv a balancea. and ra»h Ham* In ari)<-».» of rol|H-l|nH ..... ....— . If.** Ualled Slat*. Ili.varamant eMIsnllun* d lr r .l and guaraalaad t.t*l Oblleatlona « f H i.lta and tw iu lra l •ubdl.l.lon. .. . — .— TU Otl|*r bands. nnt*i, and d.brntUi'Sa ... .. — .......... .. . I Corporal* itoch* ilnrludla* t\una .lock of K rdrra l Haa*r«a lU n h i .. .. .. .. .. .— a v trJra fm Loan* and dlrcminl* llnclndln* t Bank pram lta. owned I I t t t i nil. ffi.tie .e a ------------- -— -------iDank nrrnil.** o a n td are a u b j.it to t Nona IH n i not SMUpird l>y bank) Ileal e .lsla uwnri) n llirr inni, bmp. n r .i n l-r . ......... .. ln » s iti»» n l* and u ilirr a » . l . Indlrrclty I i-|>ii.enlliig bank n re m l... nr Otbar real r-ta I , . ru .lu in a r* ' Itablllly to ‘till, bunk ...i ai-.rlilanic* oulilaadlng U lh sr amats ......... ............ — — _ ------------------------------ — T O T A L AkdCTH tecS coloa Get more G O Our fltx lb lt plan m akas It p o s iib lt for us to adjust a lea n to fit your pockatbook. litinand deubtlli ot Indlvlduala parln*ialilpa, and cor­ poration. . ■ .... — ...... 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C A rjTA L ACk Ol kT l Gnl Borden Milk build* vitslityl . . . buddi ckrrjyl. . . gives you mors GO! aad mad It . today to flad But ho ■ you ran :itfJt apply for • 11,000 Iff* fauttrawea policy to help take ear* *f final expanses without bordealng year family. You handle (ha antire trapsa r-v , by mall with OLD AMERI­ CAN of KANBAt CITY. No pbllRptloa. No tm viO caQ. pa ym»l Writ# today, tlmply firing your ■am*. t Jdrea* aad age- Mall tc M A aerkaa Us. Co, g Wfet ------- - KmMt C */ Ma-i GailBorden It’s fortified with extrs vittmioi tod A minartlt nitursl to null I U Onr qujn of this more 9 lutritbui. rkher-nwlnj mdk a supplies 100'A of th* miaunum ■ adult duly inguutmoiU 9 •f * of th* 10 viktauo* tad I minerili nwntisl to good health! And it's economical . . . costs I only one cent more per quart jfl Uun regular homogenised milk! m Git* tbs youngum and ■ gtuwnupt in your family "-more V GO—a uh Gad Borden Mdk! ' peseoNE i r J r \ Mn. T. W. P nvett end cMWe rcn Carlton and Addle, and Mlae Luyine Stone spent Wednesday at New Btnyra Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Cader Hart spent Wejnrsday In Clearwater visiting relatives and friends. f , Do w d TREATS ME UKE A C H llD -* A t u n less i ARE READY RIDE IN THI A , tr I LYyiT KNOWWHYBLCNOCV 3 * WAKE UR L SWEETHEART' v YO U Q ESGS r General Insurance t’ V J l C I ms ttoaoAY Kkwnixa llichay Stouts " see R.eari Loug ndwards * H i.ti SuDorman TrcH-HOV# •wear (hat the abava alalamaat la true ae« reprasaeta the true state of .the several mail forth, to tho bast of n r kaoWledge and twill Correct— Allaal. W. i . f* . �a M S f i- 3sa T B SH W A Y H O W "* Retirees Wa Mia from » racaat newsletter rsload Cram Benator Georg* Smathara, that ttms, decided tfee easwee was yra. By IAMBI MARLOW Associated Press New* Analyst He found that IS presidents, inWASHINGTON UP—The goose- eluding Washington, had refused snd-gander theory makes seese to congress access te certain files. WUlism B olen, deputy attorney woUdnsra put his study In to e general. He has dished edt the igg-ptgi document which eo< ■■me aauoe that once was headed caRM fe* handy for President Truhlm. man. This particular sauce was pra in IMS Truman became the 17th P* red by Herman Wolklnwm, a pr«iident te refuse when s Senile •middle-aged Justice Department committee, searching for Cotnmulawyer tucked away in s imtU B[,t taAltrstim if the gsvernmeut, office where he has served under demxsdod some files from the exeboth tha Trumsn end Elsrakower cutive branch. Ha sent along Woladministration*. kinson's study to support his dec!Years ago Wolkinton begin tn- (|mi vasUgaUng a question never fin- The Republican* were running ally settled because so Congress Congress thea Aad Rogers, a Reever appealed to the Supreme Court n h lk an , was at the time the comfor an m in er: mittee's chief lawyer. The Wot Does • president have the right kin*on document must have fnisto refute to let Congress look at tratod him. record* in the executive branch Ha wta quoted at the time aa ef the government If he aays tt saying tfee committee would not would be against the pnblie Inter­ challenge Trumen'a refusal. Ha est to disclose them, even Is Con- Mid fee hoped Truman would not grew? change Us mind. Truman didn't, Wolklmon, after exs mining the Now tho Republican are runconflicts between Congress sad the White House as this question ell the way baek to Washington’* AS A toUSW , their retirement Vrqold have the buying power needed in dttr. preeeot high eoet of living,” We might auggeet to Senator Smothers that the funds neeeaiary to take care of re* ttroea and the tnOreaae in their retirement benefits might be taken from feme of tho huge appropriationa for fortlgn aid. • Tho “bite” wouldn’t be a drop in the bucket in comparison to the billions that are going to foreign countries. # * • Wolkinsons Question Not Settled MWWlPUTWW* i figure isn't particularly astounding, i fhat that 75 per cent of retired govit workers receive test that 1150 per Is; and that 96 par cent of the sur* vivors of deceased federal employes receive 1mm than |100 per faonth in annuities also k. “ It Jatherofor* easy to understand why these retirees who are on a fixed pension or aasuqlty find themselves hard pressed to The National Education Association's f e e t medical and hospital costs Incident to nationwide survey of teachers seems to in* aid ago end at the same time maintain a dicats that drfhkthg, assignment failure, decent standard of living. • F o r this mason, Senator George Smith- insolence and theft among pupils in the era stressed before the Retirement Subcom­ public schools have increased during the mittee of the Senate Post Office end Civil ie n rk t Committee the urgent need for an meraass from $100 to |800 a year for govfeunent retirees. * Senator Sms there said, “I truly feel MMUM N. IWMWi B.5. m at the Federal Government has s very steweddirect responsibility to Its retirees and that lag ssu tltl, bet virtually Ig . it is morally obligated to see that the en­ uTj T IS sI — . . . : fey MAL BOYLE fornla before the gold ni»hH one LITITX, Ps. ilw-The dlacovery of hliterian wree,"spentsoma lima t i t l e s it promised they would receive upon behavior Is not as bad as widespread iter■lace tomorrow u Father's Day, las about M anila delinquency might lead gold In California mada soma men at Buttir'*leUlamsnt and the Sutter settled la this Pennsylvania . let's give did s b m i Dad mats one to btllSVS; mllUonielrta. Under a simple mar- many tesll * ‘' Dutch community la 1S71 end mid# laafr In sp ectio n T han la plenty of food for thought In “ % * * * " «“ * !,mou* “ ,n -wperiodic trip# to Wsihlagton, D. #trietod te the eaosvlshlo chart Early in uus century, and during all tbit raport. Permit*, especially, need to mull H, Vll John Au|uttui SutUr. uOther _......MstoHsai alio eredit SulIn frutiles* sttempti to |tt Cos- of vttklag S asusUlac lafsat Is I lone generations before that, the house- over tha teacher* eonceneua that irrtspon- who ones ruled a Western empire ter * llkinj if for Amtrie in* with I™** to pay him dsmaft*. the dead of sight. Tha handioma old m u , a itrlk- Baby's U m O t !e bought meet for ths family table at slbls parents and poof home cotiditlooi and we* buried broken la spirit averting hi Inf flfurt who wort muiUeht# and Ul u ------„ »t <MUm r own - and the family’a - risk. If the rank high on tha Uat of reasons for student *»d poeketbook. .................... ............ ______________ _______ _ s white foatft, became slsiait s m* iT to tte ra b T a laundry ■ a discerning buyer end bad a good misbehavior in school. vaaturtra in the icttlcment of the he was reckonad an immaoialy w lu aa In hia last d m . After Coo- whia dad la so— fee esa feilo tcher, she was able to buy good meat, Fropt this wa would surmise that ths Wait, lived grandly and died waalthy man when the greatest i™ 1 adjourned in 1SS0 without set- set s lot fey diapering sad fee? dlssiter of hit life happened. While big en the Ull gutter died the tag tfee pemgaEpriag sa s itu t even under those conditions she had teachers believe there should bo a “back meanly. day, broken hearted. Hs sad safes mats, assurance that the meat was whole- to home" movement for children every­ Ths story of hi* luccen and down- digging a naw mill raes hi* workfall was one of the more fabulou* men dJicovared gold. HI* attampt* Ms *ba are burled together In s 1st him hethe ths feefey. las. where - with the parents leading the way epics of Itth Century America, to keep the news a secret were fu- »m»8 P*a* in the Moravian casta- Oh. h all fee awkward at wet, I tori'. Hi* formar home here la sew w »|M . but Seat target yea This has sD been, changed, thanks to with the reestablishment of the “family In ISM Sutter failed as a .mall Webuslneitman In Swllrerlsnd. lane- Tha gold ruah was on. Squatter* * "srtlware store. •w .loa. i federal n e a t inspection system. Under altar” as the center of Interest. i system, most of tbs msat produced In There Is no doubt as to the effectivellflM „,Wn._ nr)iriB „u . i United States must pass-teats of eisan- ness In wiping out the small percentage of {, ri«j^he eorati. leaving hi. the di.e'(JJ.SV Sid*""* gun £ ms and wbolesementta before it may be Juvenile delinquents with programs Instl- Wlfs and five imall children ha. mournsd liter, "Without tha dll 1 His familiar purple stamp of the fa­ tilted b y ‘the teachers, persnte, churches Mad covary, i would now be the richest ctors has boeoms a guarantee of quality. and communities. k f A T miS sU Wo mention this because tho lew ra­ The woodlands Of our nsUon - Where toiler Ciptaln In the hliPutM £ £ $ $ ' Und ring ths moat Inspection system was once th# youth romped, played, hunted, Swiss guard*, and Started anotherInvalid: A great dreamer but ■ seed half a century ago this summer. It a date worth a bit of commemoration. a n filled with “no trespassing”, “no hunt- i» California. lng”, “keep out by order of tho law” digits. Altheush he sprang dram s peas* Institution of programs to replace those “ tw e e h ^ W le c had the ain sf o * bygone years must of necessity be un- 'm , jjc u ^ i uis* of hit part stilldertsken. Foremost, however, la that pro- tsry exploit* sera won him a great gram of leadership and example that be-' sf «»,om seres of line from the Stud#nt Bthovior ntaf the executive branch aad the Democrats are la eratral of Con­ gress- Recently Rep. Moss D-Callt, head of s subcommittee invsetiga* lng the admlnlstrstins'* curb* as Informitloo, extended an iavtuusm# Re liked Atty. Oea. Brownell ag for S talk, Brewoeli didn't go. laatesd, Roger*, his chief aide u deputy ettemey gsnrel, sent Steel a declining M tl for kls boss. Alrag with — U - fee sent something else: Walkinson's document He apparently felt that If Ms document wee aO right for a Den* ocrxtle administration te »en<L t Republican Congress In 1841 qfew Democrat* couldn't complain if A* Republican administration sent fi along for a Democratic Congress to raid, If this keeps up—since there fe no answer in right on the queitie* ef a president’* right to withhold file*—Wolklnaen'a document mqf travel up to Congress so mans time* In the east century It look like a kerning pigeon. Let Dad Help With Baby Gold Rush Ruined John A. Sutter The Sanford Herald «■“ *•*"*. . * S S a r r V u l T C ; ,." d ad d y . . . how m uch ant, I w orth?’* S Mexican eltiian. Week Per Celebratien - J tf & n f iS L U r S TOta U U» « « k tor > Stematle t e n . gI f S S n t t a g T S S f t u nl . .__ . m vHem Indians, Not Suttar. A real Road construction workers win be mill- whaelar and dasler, ba made pssce fag about on U. S. 17-98 between ths Orange with them, soon had the warrior* County line and Five Feints to get ths long- *” **?! mu«'field*, awaited four-lening and paring of the highfHi»y“ 0*01X1^ *S W .y Off ,0 . r » d . u r t . . S te S S S f-ja W :S . nJ TMbrr i r « T Howard C. Long Phone 388 Tfee New York metropolitan aroe he* 11400,000 people, isn ' t «ny m v t i d h f S f some things. Tbs figurse below show you tha doner-sine of our resources. . . bow mueb ws owe t . . bow much Mowed uil . . . the amount of our 1 But these do not satisfy us unless we cen add 10 thsm' —your happiness, your psac*ot«Mnd and lbs fulfillment of some of your Ufa's hope*. T bs*, «ur most n t l assets, you must meatura.1 What Mtha real worth ef saving* that1 •end a sen or daughter to eeQsfa? Kow nnidl^ MT E. Commercial —m. a ^ Sei^^B sWte 80 8 1 OUT MaTOWSTS tX p fT W lO f W M Vl CM / W p fate that ktagdotn called "a hems of their own'? What is the value of knowing your savings provkW you with serenity f a ths face ef emergency^ retirement yean without w tn y l You, personally, may sham tho satisfactions our most | assets bring. Come in and sso ui : mo J Legal N o tic e W 1w,**Sisst( . .............. ... .......... .....1 — .... T Jfis*- ilbsTenPiSsriS------------nsss svsrdiiris) ------------ - ••••tWi/sMl*** - U ., a M 8 f r s a i « i i m — '■ S K - w c v a t * ■is iublsct U n m i b M est r*t*wil*>rssrsMStlsr~i«sk lSC*ob *Ms'usl;'M'suUl^lj*e~ jts of IsdlvtSwU. esnershlss. u l e«r•f^WivUiiuJs ' Mrtesrshlpe eel seres ’41 Chevrolet Y» T ea Pick-up ’IB Plym outh M u 'll Plym outh Sedsa • (• • ll OtS5Ll6 2 n e e i ,e U ““ Rani EsUU Owned sad' Velltleel MMtvMees Stock l i r H . L t . U. a. Oort Bends Cosh en feud sad la honk* 'll Mercury 2*door Sedan TOTAL •u (evtiifs Accounts s HO* t*l4l 767,* General Reserve* Surplus 0 Uadiv Pfts Tote] Ressnrss TOTAL Ford (8) Sedan TS, P ontisc ( I ) Sedan V 44R Buiek H srdtor u y b - —- - - n . . - w m leagm. asaa. rp tksi I ew ea « '• ■1 V* irj|:- 'L*1*1 ♦ ■-. -*«■ ' '1 •-jT.W j "; ■ ’ '•* ' * * ' vk * ** , i y-s r*.. \ 1 �% tiff SAMTfVRT) TTFTUT.n Mon. July !), 193B / Q o h A n m n fA ^ « /U U W Social U m ir li jp f t a s ; AlanD. H etzel Marries Vernon Brown, Frances Mayo Set Aug. 11 As Wedding Date &.“*"" 1 v 5“ IFriday Evening r e s ts : * Bridal Shower Fatal Miss Wail At Williams Home Happy 1 Dr. and ltr*. H. Wad* Rgektr left Friday (or TannaiMt, Colorado Mr. and M n, John A. Edgar of The bride is a graduate at MU' and Oklahoma to vlalt Wand* and PouUae, Mich, announce the mar­ chlgan State Univanity and If; relatival. They win b* Joined by riage of their daughter Shlrlee a member of Kappa Kappa Gam* Mr. and Mra. T. P. Rucker at Un­ Ann to lieutenant, U. S. A. F. Alan ma sorority. ion City, Ttnn. Mra, Ruckar'i Dorn Hitxa], Saturday June 30 After a arort wadding trip the brother and »l»tar-ln-law, who in McAllen, Tax. couple will reside at 801 South will make the rcat ot the trip with Alan la tha son of Mr .and Mrs. 0th S t, McAllen, Tax. than. Harry Qeyton Heticl of Sanford Mr. and Mra. C. W. Ryerion and and graduated from Sanford daughton, Cordelia and Carola High. Ha attended the University have returned to Haddonflald, NJ., ot the South at Sewanne, Tenn. for after vliltlni with her ilitara, Mr. three yean and It a graduate of ’ Ur. and Mn. Mi rein A. Dydf and Mra, Georgo Maffett and Mr. the University of Florida being are the proud parents of l OVilb. and Mra. W. C. HamUL They atmember of Alpha Tau Omega adopted ion. He ha* beta named landed the Hamll-WllUomi wad­ ■ maternity. He is -a Second Mark Edward. ding. Lt. In the Air Force stationed at Dr. and Mrs, John Eppa (SHIP Mr. and Mra. David Clay and Minion Air Force Base, Tex. announce tha birth of a eon, Steve* ion Howard McRae of 8L AuguaWilliam July 3 weighing S the. tine vlilted recently with Mr. and Mra. George Maffett. They wort lative* and an to Chirleiton. S. C., 1 ox- In the Seminole Memorial accompanied home by their other to visit Mr*. Rowland** iliter, Mra Hospital. The Eppo also have 1 daughter, Lam ina, 30 month* oldt ■on Phillip McRae 11 whe had been T. S. Weatherbee. vUillng with hla aunti. Eleanor and Treava ChampUn of GORDON D. STANLEY M. D. Lakewood, Calif., are vlaltlng their aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrt. Home Phone 2387 Shellla B. Cogburn for two week* Takes Pleasure In Announcing That Mr. and Mn. Earta E. Tucker of Wlmton-Salem, N.C. ware the VANN PARKER. M. D. gueita of Mlu Zeta Davlion, W. Home Phone 2S3S F ln t Street during the holiday*. The Tucker* were enroute t« Cuba. Will Hereafter Be Asaoclxted With Him Mr. and Mn. W. A. KraUert and family are viiitlng In Tallahaiiee In The Practice Of with friend* and plan to travel to the beaehe* on the coaiL PEDIATRICS Mr. and Mn. P. A. Rowland hive returned from llueflald, Office Hour* W. Va., where Mn. Rowland** By Appointment mother la wllll critically 111. On their return trip home they stopPhone 2126 pert et Richmond, Va., to vlilt re- MONDAY The Elite Knight Circle of F lnt Oaptlat Church will meet at the home ef Mr*. George Dixon, 23S W. l*th St, at 3:00 p.m. A Dally Vacation Bibit School for boya and glrli, 4-1X, open* S:30 a. m., at the F im Christian Church. The Chrlatltn Woman’* Fellowihlp of the Firat Christian Church will m att at the church, 7:30 H*f p. m. Toe three circlet will tin t I iuj meet separately, then coma to­ gether for the CWF program. The Boy Scouta ofv tha F lnt Preabytarlan Church will meet In the Scout Room at tha church at 7:00 p.m. The Unity Clan will maet at • p. ra, In the Valdet Hotel with tha Rav. Carolyn Panoni as teacher. Everyone la welcome. My-'K'Mxwf. Evening Circle No. 1 of tha Wo­ hMnwtf* /? -i men of tha F ln t Preibyterlau Church will meet at I p.m. at tha homa of Mn, A. W. Knot, 117 Watt Uth Street. Co-hoitenei will bt Mra. C. M. Boyd and Mra. Stan­ ley Varney. Mn. W. S. Brumlty Sr., la chairman. *-i Evanlng Circle No. 2 and No. 3 MISS GYNITM COCK MAN Ifi-M fj- W M p t <*,jrW',i will bavo a Joint meeting at I p.m. at tha homa of Mra. Loney A. Blaek, South Sanford Avanua. Mn. Clifford McKibbln Jr. la chairman of Circle I and Mn. David Edhardi la chairman of Circle I. TUESDAY Tha Gleantra Clan of tha Flnt Baptiit Church will meat with Mn. H. R. Carter, 400 Palmatto Ave. at • p.m. Vacatioa Bible School will ba MISS FRANCES MAYO continued at Rldar Springi Baptiit Chapel from 0:00 a. m. to II noon. Tha Y.W.A.'* will meet at the home of Mra, Huby Spain. 3201 Sanford Ave., at 0:90 p.m. Tha Anna Miller Circle of the Elka Club will maet at S p. m. at £ - Mr. and Mri- Jime* W. M ayo----------------------------------- -— tha Club. of Oriando announce the engage- 1 r • j CL The Fidelia Clan of Urn F ln t jnent and approaching marriage J U T p r i S G iH O W G r BipUit Church . will meet with A L W A Y S I I R S I u U A l I h 1 of Ihal^ daughter, France* Valeria; r . „ ^ i _ J* _ Mn. F. E. Cooper. 1701 Magnolia to Terrence Vernon Brown, »on or rG T G S a. L Q u iG S Ave., at • p. m., wltA Group Four, Mn. V, C. Maiaaagar, chairman, at hoiuuaa . Mill Mayo graduated from Willi- Sir* Cithy Tenglman and M Tha Pioneer Fellowahlp and Re­ «m R. Boone High School In 1355 Mery Lou Capek were feted w creation of tha F ln t PreibytaHan gnd is a student nurae at the Or- * surprtie baby shower by Mrs. Church will maet at 7:30 p.m. at toga Memorial Hospital. V. Colllni, 3*32 Marshall Ava. I the church WEDNESDAY ^ Mr. Brown attended Trevecca ,'*Y ni*ht * ?.m* . •C ollage la Nashville and Is now Green and yellow was u»cd frlanda of The member* ' j f o r - ' ■ ' " s * K * f .1 Tha First Mathodiat Church will ,:*",;r, ... s t - s t . t r a s s ' f i honor tha Rav. and Mn. Milton H. and Mlu Rachal Baasley h S .S g - .g g f *”1 tnm u,” d Wyatt, tswly appointid Educatian Direc­ •ouneod at a later date. ' X , ... . .at tor, t t t picnic to bo bald at Rock Springi. July il, supper will be served at 7 p. m. Tha Rev. Wyitt hie carved ae pastor of Tha First Methodist Oiureh alnoo 1M3. at First Fresbyterlan Church at The gifts were arringed In small Tht Cbsneal Chair will rehaana 7:30 p.m. Tha mid-week Bible Hour will be cribs while the feted guests won taamf A bridal abower was given Fri­ seated in decorated chairs. Attending wore the banoreo*. conducted by Elder Arthur De­ day evening at S o’clock in honor A cake with “ Beit Withe* Cathy Young of the First Preibyterlan of Ml*a Shirley Well by Mra. and Mary Lou" waa served along Church I t 7:30 p.m. In the abtencc of flev. A. G. Mclnnls, Paitor. Thd william • and Mrs. W. W. Tyre at tha Wltllama' bom*. The kovUisas were assisted by MU* Jane WtttUma. O a>m blossoms were placed Muwghowt the party rooms end p i aovwwgsmint of a bride doll Surrounded by rosea waa used. Pansrs were enjoyed by the ■weets and tha prise was won by p m . M. L. Nichols. Delicloua ret w k n u t s of glngtrill and pinsM b Herbert and auortad cookjao were eerved to the gussta, Tboeo Invited to be with the ioeeree were her mother, Mr* lo y Well, Mr*. Wendell Scott, Mib . A. J. Greer, Mra. Potter, REVERSIBLE BLANKETS! M n. A. B. Maddox, Mra. C. LWViU*A Bapkins, Mra. Marvin Dyal, Mra. RAYON WITH ORLON l e n t Bateman, Mr*. Lloyd Swain, M n. U. B. White™, Mrs. E. M. Llfe-af-bUnket nylon binding! William*. PvMty’e 1-fared beaatlsa n Mra. Blake Sawyers, Mr*. J. D. v en a from one lovely color to / M Retard Mra. Roger Harris, Mr*. mother! Wonder-washing Dura/ O. B. Hudson, Mr*. Curtia Lavend Here*, tO% crimped Vtyaa, UJfc * or, Mn. M. L. Nlchol*. Mrs. orlon. Brautifel eolora. ea.i^k*. Nancy Brock, Mr*. R. U. Hutch1 ] loon, Mr*. W. A. Hunter, Mrs. * |f Milton H. Wyatt, Mr*. C*rl Chorf t | \M ■M ing Sr., Mn. Barard Roy, i TO’ l l n . H. B. McCall, Mr., C. E. Carl to* and Mr*. J, H. Lee Jr. V Lt c L : J ___A ______ C J _______ / ________ ■> :. .-gevv* ‘ay*J»iy Birthday July • Em Jo Wymto Lae Brows July • Lester Viene Jr. Mrt. R. A. Ntwaiaa COLONIAL QUILT DESIGN BLANKETS! RICH COLORS Pwuwy’a brings yon oM-tfmt Usury la a madam Mead. MR Wty rare* for warmth, l*% nylon for strength. Now la*g wear acetate bladings. Haater Orchid. Garaalum, Appla radl SPECIAL! GOLDEN-DAWN ELECTRIC BLANKETS! �r m iiA im m n 'iT m rA tn MoM. Jtriy V, 1138 sightseeing trip to S u m Spring*. At tho. laat Onmboi of Commtreo moot lax tho w « cor Ufa wore glv*n dot to aQ paid op member* desiring- one. They are moat attractive, w blue and white with- tho caption, 'Florida, Lako mwTjt mmmwkm County wwwt; It u U u bo* Mary, lomlnelo llovod that' thdy win do much to advortlso tho growing community. Mr. ond Mrs. P. Q. Andtrson Jr. and childron Mona and Donald aro tho guests of hla parents, Mr. and Hr*. F. D’. Anderson at tbolr home on Lako Emma. They or* onrout* to a vacation at their cabin In tho mountains of North Carolina, ■oar Silva. Upon tbolr return, they wtll.moko tbolr homo to Tampa where ho bee boon- tronsfarred from MlamL It will bo romombortd that Mr. Anderson la a,tower operator under CAA end for * number of yesra was stationed at the Orlando airport. Friend* of the Rev. L, W. Scott will be glad to hoar that ho la Iraproving following a home accident In whch hla back was badly burn- i E E VIRGINIA F. ANDERSON Monday, Mr. ond Mr*. Herman Jflb a m in n and daughter, Carol ■Ifemod from a vaeeUon, tpent V l tho sights of Now York. They woro aeeompanlod by their danghtor'e. friend. Unde Horn.. ; ,\ ,. ' Mr*. T. L O'Conner ia bom* Her vls’tlng hor son-ln-lsw fhtor, Dr. and Mr*. L. W. 1 in Miami and her son ghtor-ln-law, Mr. and Mr*, tor* la Tampa, rd Scott, son of Ur. and mon Scott la epondlni thli Melbourne, with relative*. iy morning; the Rev. end L. Drowdy aseompinlcd a Burke and Frances TUIis, the Suwannee River Youth iponeored by the Church of t'*» Neurone at White Spring* eteh summer. The Drawdys will a rt counselor*. Mr. and Mr*. Roy L. Howell Jr. Mr. and Mr*. H. C. Pugh have i, Milton and Stanley have ek to their (tome In Way- rotnrnad from a vacation apont at la., after spending a vacs- tanlbel Island. Mrs. R. E: True was tho go*it the boaehe*. of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr, aiid Mr*. James Basham to Coral' Gables, over (ha weekend. On Sunday, sh* .attended tome of tho pro-convonUon teutons of tbo Buslnoto and Professional Wo­ men’s Chib, holding Uielv Biennial In Miami Beach. Mrs. W. E. Bakor left Tuesday to roproaent tha San­ ford chapter t i tbo club at thli nd Mrs. D. E. McMahan convention. mted the Wing bouae on Club Road, ad Mrs. H. D. Nettle* and •ro home again from Sa- it Iks Court House In issfart. VlorQa., ofwhore they were call- dn. nnl l» servo a rear thereof orC ou ntr Csmiplssfos>1* C s ua I r . F lo rid adoath w ill -n „the Dlslntido or olsUtllf or i* serious iftoeas and ithtr.■ t U K . T C K , 'S 'B ilslntitfsr sllom tr whoso same Is H. Julv IS. Crotby Ill*, eovsrnd Mr*. C. W. and 1 Mrs. Lamar'Entlmlngsr of Columbia, S.C„ or* visiting Mr. leht Mils or intorsst In sr llsn ap­ I i Ltgol Notice wc b*»sf«4f Ol ovsraer e a . ,(less ,. wm is . the abovt doscrlbta sronsrtv « 7rsl» /s lfo o t er lalgMSst will .W Ma' Slssneat T w o Oil o t st Ossford,. w iorUs. Ma 4 rivwhoot Hose- JSSm/tlBL A urtPiJi' UaaUE MIU.BR. st aL PUls llf 1 ( K ta^nr.vDv.°r/ Ks; •souse If married s s t If dsad, ihi mpettlve oshnoom h.lra dsvlia j S K f l V tL W R ',& f l » vll u v T t i i i o i i n i i i . a n iiR N D O N PA, I t allva taetr rerpottivo us< m o s so sums it married, u t It fead. tie rise is ties osiaaws reeeeeilv* ssfisaws CHAPTER TWO MICHAEL DAM was enjoying the does ceuwu With me oaual rshafc. He liked people. Mao millUplled was more diverting. Seattle, with toe opell eg toe Klondike an it, woe estnardmoeUy n . HI* feel­ ing (ot Uw town had grown with Oh four yen** m nod lived to it. Whan be arrived, tho panic ot *M wo* s t it* peak. Michael, earning only to claim charlotte and marry her. wasn't afraid. Ho sad a little MOWN AT MR PHt to Genoa Is the Italian Line's new 17,1(0-4on motor vosetl, Gtutio Ceaore, which will tell Into New York harbor for the lint time on July 10. The luxury liner has been on the Italy* South America run, but will be twitched to the North America oervics for thro* special voyages during the IBM tourist peasen.' J. Poor Likes Being On TV In Evening NEW YORK IF — Jackie Gleason each Monday t h r o u g h Friday Baenatboring. Michael woodered wee sitting at the her In a well morning. He also la appeifjng oh ngoto Why ks hodnt raft neotu*. Farbopo tt woo n dtsUko tor tu n M. A i ^ a TV »nd h ,i pJnch-hlt two nights tog toil end running, porhipo 0 hU for Steve Allen on the Tonight deliberate biting down on tot tor* room. Gleason tapped his shoulder Lnu. v n p w tooth ot hurt, whatever tt was, he and* they talkad fo r'a few min- #h®w; , C' TV* . . . hnd otoyosL - utes. Then the young fellow ,vBut k”own u -Hey. Counselor 1” walked on to • table tho people at CBS he no longer He rwuag about to ate toes "Hoy," he iatd to a man watt* |>« a m «nlm television .how on S alto e w l i n i n g toward him. tng there for him," "I Just met lh ,t P ,, r Ukci U »hU* JecUo Gleason. Do you know I've «°PW«Uy. however, never met him before? Do you "Thanke to CBS I'm now a now know I haven’t been to hero for a * « •/'. he said, "For years they boat, too*." year? I never go any place or hid me in daytime hours where tbOHbo ner head, toe purple meet anybody. All ! ever want to practically nobody could seo me. plums*tooted ot Mr hat bouncing against do le get home to Bronxviile. I'm 1 m,<ht be S00* u they'd let poo- Mr dark cloud el hair. “Promised th# World'* b I g g * 1 1 half-baked Pl« ,M me." you. didn't I? Lot you buy my celebrity." Hs likes the Idea, however, that ticket, didn't i r “You war* aiway* a promising Tbo men at tho tab!* thought a great many peopl* win b* able .? , , r **• h*1”* unfair to to hear him on ABC. "I can talk fossils, toes." SM laughed. Honest, bubbling himseU, He places P a ir among about anything I want to," he tho few original wtta to television said. "Il'a not a disk Jockey type laughter that was deep moled. Bhe and radio, show where I havo to road labels was tall, nigh-boocmod om with­ Mad tar ton paint obe aupphtd , 1 Jwt want a very small green and (hat sort of things. We have out with lavish bond, Evtn bemused P**f aaid, looking at hla tome good music—no rock 'a ' roll, |yjr KlWFltk*. w in UltHMl to 7.* . * '* w,Dt I el horn* and l can talk about buDding homos took at hot. EM preened tor them, dig in tho garden." Then ho won- and raising children—roil things M r tortohltog broom eye* sharing , !?ttd wben toe next train like my wife and I experience." toe yoke with MlchaeL left for Bromvlll*. jj # |00Ved at hla wauh, "Have you “D ent orerry. Counselor. 1 aim Tn* eiaonce of Paar can now be any idea of the Bronxviile train to tnaks n ettlke up dorth and come M m richoria rloe pudding negrd over tho ABC radio network ichedul* at thl* hour?" Mack onto tytoUis."And ortll you ehaiw your oroaltt With your husband T" BOLD: by the ITANSBROUGIf AUCTION METHOD— “Him!” Hor full rod mouth the PROVEN SUCCESSFUL WAY to BUY and SELL. euried upward. "My busbapd! Bay, All types of Business—Income Property—Estate* Real Estata M U divorce me ‘(ore to* boat's to Development# and Residential Properties to* Eoaarto Btraitat Dent wasto Pranh Umlto, her nuabamt, aae a poor stick. Ho nad.lnes arreeleu on a swindling cnarge, and toes nad acnl tar Michael. Whan ana had toM ncr story, Mlcnael aatd rrankly ahe would serve lima "Short ot persuading Smith to drop ma charges or marry you, you V# not a caance." Item cmbaling inesa narrowed e>ca, ne waeo'L too autprieed wmeo Smuh did marry her. The i*w, uowever, rcTueeU u> clear ncr anu ahe was eentenced to a tall Urm. Again aha aent (or MIcbaeL "Resign youre«U, Inca, tv tn U you. were to oava a bauy, you'd nave it in jail" Again aba looted them. She con­ vinced toe prosecutor aae was go­ ing u nave * imby. Michael, amused and akcpucai, provided diecreel circulation at toe news end a trip to Alaska. Ho would. Mus­ sel said, buy oar ticket, toss was (reed and Michad kepi lus promise. “1 don't torget my debts, Coun­ selor. U 1 u t it nun, 1‘li cut you in. U toe—1'U call it too ‘toes' mine—it it come* through, you got A percentage.’* “Forget iL* She w u too InUase and it bothered turn. "U you don't board that boat, you may nave to product uiat imaginary child right on too dock.4 Ha smiled at ncr, patted her shoulder. 'Hood luck, toes." "And to* beat to you, Counotior." Him looked behind bun. "Ob, Loru, here comes Tun O'Uetrn. uw wui get you ten ha s alter a touch. Hare 1 go."' A big Moml men took ner band aa ahe scrambled on deck. Michael signed and laced about aa Tun plunged through the crowd to u a side. "Michael man! 1 thought I'd never find you. Have you seen my niece, Meg Beau­ mont T" "Mon," Michael mocked, "Z didn't know you had a niece." rim is* out a whoosh ot breath. "Mamed to my nephew, my only Mdn $*e| Increase In Matheynetics, Science Ejirollimni' FORTfcAND, f>rd. <B—8 mas tqr lb* Amarlftn Ann. f-r the Arfvonce of'Srioneo hs* prod e* ted that htghr feh«o! msthemitlei .and sem e* onrottmmU will "hrem r* tharpty- nw t fall at (he nation's Anyhow, Kemp got 0 chance to a. remit of alu m worn me way not m ami no woa utt man power aborUfo to th an pro. lenkmal field*. H rli/hruif /*, l he atir ot departure «raa height­ John Itaror, dlreetor o fth e ening. Michael looked puBMsd. AAA t'i Scienro . Tssehlng Im‘ Mow can l beip you?" ' pavement- Ptofcrama, here to "Meg a on the dacha, ten m mf iptak at the vtppr wOew of tho Vadonaf Edwatiqe Am o , aatd la IP.'lntonrtewt - ‘ "The campaign that wo and qthor ^proftedMal orgaalsalioos bay* been 'flrrjltii on aeoni to fcagllfllnk.tuiuttsT . ‘Ar oha todlfcitjoa of thla, Mayor cited e KsgfR report by tbo Free. Matt of tho Albany N. V. Slat* ooi. Why ilMild Dm oamapd or Toa chore CoBej* that moro than a s p e c t test Mtmaol. annum half, tho 'abplleMte for ontranco straighten out ma pnvoto a ttain r tie wm about to ratwas OUiy onaR Pf^dhU^jAdleatod thay with to ha saaro n tow tough pahtod top; ptoppfo. t« u#ch Kleoea or math* • Ma turned to hnd Jaeca Tag Eye* S ta lin , - ‘ | | BMlL Although predicting higher on. M utl 't^ learnt - — Ito on Lli«L "I've n name for you, MlohaekT I* '* ■ number* high His iow, slurred yoioa could ruts Mac* gad mathematics, roughshod over s ahum, "why to 4 t k t # m t i | i of (tu. Counsel* Mats Mottle's oM tgeat lag theao subjects pfobattorney T Anowar ■whatever tUS lee, it is pslucml paid.**' fimwrtri lim p faco* Ht|,V ______ tor this, ho saM, le t Jsaooe ntdo- that, t b r pt«p*Hton of etudent. to iu capabio pf,kindling those eubjecu i J mosl “You U Mt.toereaslag at tho samo r a t* insno. l boot i as total, enrollments. Among other S auadrod tone ot | reasons ho cltsd, tlghtoood at. itiometio. u it tendance law's of reeont yean ar* ■ouriopor ouged kooplag high school youth ‘ In B ^ '.^ '* 3 8 "Tboa# S Wwho S arostaylng T to school d tiM tlh a ” m ^ t ot too tooeoa . . i.' ... torn Jem bel?“ • "No. no, JeMbeTa Mr ( m a bull pup." Ha reeks and forth o* Ua to**, hu e r tog to every direction. “Wi te kesp her eft thsU boat, M fib Be Conhmoii. AT THEIR FAIR MARKET VALUEl iuat because a law compels Ihem to," ha explafnod, "ar* not thoto Rho try likely to. taka physics or t H v a n n m s i r v — Arcade Pockope STORE t f you'ro also planning to mil-writ* «v call tor Illustrated book* explaining this proven successful method, ORLANDO i i i f u persons eUlmlsg any O nly w h ite A m oco-G as •Ola It cfcsl.s W in of ihi si‘va„% v:f a.’itgias ------ 1oast usrtsrM Peells* II Towsshls “ nest, rus »*. tksne* M tad M Ossa, tilsir *•*. sslrs. ievleeee, iers er-stber sartiss ihresgh. saesr er Inet them err either ot (hem. ah* so* lasing, re berebv Ilia (ver­ iest wlih 1*1 Court, i*iass..*p riss U*>«'KnMff2nJS seslnst vou t* this esuie. an* *o So T n - " i l l H K -r" " m ? i-1 . rervs a repr of Ihe isms *n PlaintlfTo at Ierne p. below, on or hofnre the 1st t* r of Auausl. A. D. 1111. tlso Oeeroe aro tnnfoots will be eo* •aeb at poa rlslmliig ta r #*- a(erea aatfoti y«u. ^ rifkl*.title "r Ist.re.t la sr p o n r a n d n n n i s n i j n ot a sn . ep«s Ihe fnltswlng Oesrelb*. fore, aeailooU C ountr. P ln rita this .nr»Krtr eltasie la asmtsol* l,,,* • CnUBly, Plorlds ift*h aeslset reu 0f tk* nku vn v& rV ' c- rt s,o u (C r« :s.., v. & :,?•£& « *! iD seutr Clerk ’ tos wutt* rtal* lV*re7fi<4 *« w , fC . Hulrhlunn. J r rnu ars hsrabv r**iilr*4 (•, fils Attorney for Flslntlfr f snrw sr with (hs d « r g of ths iJIS>uti l*#r-oi,.. “I P rw<„thJuairlsl_rirrult 1".'" ^ualrlal Clrcul r*.‘feorrh*riJlt Aveau. In sal tnr k.mlmlr Countv, Pinrldi real cool NEW BLDG—HOME v BUSINESS with LARGE GARAGE INTERLAC'DEN—Overlooking LAKE CHtPCO on State Hwy, 21 Tomorrow—TUESDAY* JULY 1 t - l l : J t A. M—.Tomorrow The house and garage aro both brand new. The house, built on a foundation measuring 2RXM ft. hsi Jaiousied window* and til# hath and gutUr*. All room* aro large and can easily te divided to make more rooms. The large garage, with a foundation of t2XI8 ft. ha* a pavod floor. This bldg, could cosily be used for luaoy other purpose*, Including storage, office workshop, etc. Tho house was built originally to be used for burin*** with an apartment in the r u n It ean esally be adapted to suck builnese enterprises a* a poolroom, service station, drive-in restau­ rant. grocery store, repair ehop, radio A TV store, plumbing or appliance shop, LAKEPRONT HOME—LOTS 3 Mi. from IN THRU HEN II Mi. West ot Palstka Taos screw—TUESDAY, JULY IS—SsM F. M.—Tomorrow . . .cb*™ ln« home, sltualod on * beautifully landscaped lot with lots of oak and ihadt trees has 2S0 foot fnwUgo on L, .V*4, « ‘«»d* back to . deepth of 870 ft. Alto situated *• *"0.th*r hMf* u»*d m o Hobby Shop, mooauring l5 v ^ .? , */l•wAd^0,n,,,? thli property ore g other Iskefront loto •OXSTO t t You ran buy the entire properties as a whole or separately aa fits your need*. . • TH M I UNRBTOUOHBD PHOTOS PROVE thii only wfaitt unlBgdod Atooeo-Oa jEtvsnts lead fouliny tn yoor car. All otbtr high octant motor M s contain land. TUs hed doesn't ell burn. It farms crusty lead depodts that tool the w ^as and w u t* p o ^ .7 h U io e $ fo r a n y U o M ^ ii* ,r w r ffm ifto /M v a d o * fa v p tu iV ; c r ; . ; fancy name. Only untended Amoco-Gas, refined to give you the highest natural octant oh thfi road—all that any ear can use—Guarantees No Lead Fouling and 100% Pm>er, » ------ ORLANDO LARGE HOME * APT. BLDG. 4M H i W itter Fork Avo, E. to* homo has tbo latest stylo metal clapboard tiding, recently painted and weeding little maintenance. Thor* or* d completely furnished rent*! units, each consisting * 1 roomt-bodroom, living room, kitchenette, and lavatory. The upotalra bathroom Is tiled and has a shower. Bernuse of too excellent location and nice quiet neighbor­ hood, * good monthly income It asrned by tbo constant demand for such rental unite a* tots*. I-STORT HOME-3 LOTS M l Madtoon * v . _ . .. DAYTONA BRACK W, i f U. S. Hwy. I—N. of U. S. Hwy. M THI1RBDAY, JULY II—I M p. M. There's a S-story stuccoed commit coquln* block buIMtog— a 8-car cement block constructed gang* with commit fleer end *bop building located behind th* garage. AU buildings or* on beautifully landscaped ground* with well-kept A N SBR O U G NO LEAD FOULING V lj' -*f.VS' < 1 �THE SANFORD HERALD SU1 — Pi*do Technician Phone a m Beet* 1, Sanford SKHVICE 8 'ATION — Btetllcnt Location—Major Company Pro* ducte—Proven Gallon*!*. Avail* able Immediately on Purch**# of Low Inventory from P it sent For Better Plumbing Operator. Phone 70S. See or Call ‘Florida manufacturer and in* W. J. KING atelier of “Sole ’n Span" quick SM Booth P a rk - Phone M service laundries, has aurveytd and secured several choice laun­ PLUMBING dry locations in the Sanford Contract and repair work. Free eatimatee. A. L. Harvey. 304 araa, No previous exportntet ne* canary. Small down payment, Sanford Ave. Phone 1M. bank financing, unusually high Plumbing. Kretky Heating profit*. Monarch Laundry Ma­ chinery Corp., P. O. Box tit), M . G. HODGES Ft. Lauderdale, Fie._________ Service on All Water Pumps— Welle Drilled — Pump* Paola Road, Phone TOO • FINANCIAL Phone Preferred Raua to Preferred Policyholders l-BBDROOM house with cirpo CLEARANCE porth and utility room, r i USKD FURNITURE da Ire appliance*, IBS down. i r e LIVING BOOM BVtTB looks lust like iho price only $1* LOWELL E. OZIER S-PC LIVING BOOM BUITK Baildor - Phene UN Hl-Plle maroon valour Sofa and a OMNI M l §. Orteade Or. matching chain ..................... U> ABMLE8S SOFA . . . ldaal f o r plastic, regular M W vaitit. Floor •ample, now only .................. $42 NSW BASE A WALL CABINET COMBINATION . . . r tf . $M-50 value floor sample, iow only $31 LIKE NEW KOLLAWAV BED . . . reg. $tt.H value with innerspring mattresa, black enamal frame , . . ONLT ...................... ............. $22 $*PC DINING BOOM BUTTE . . . chairs need re-working, table and BuMet worth much more than the F f c d in in g boom t u r n . . . boat buy In the store . . Coat ovur 5300.00 now . . , iUll In excellent 4IT Soeferd Atlantic Back condition .Complete ONLY .. $M DINING BOOM TABLES . . . 3 or 4 Just taking up apace. Your Choice (or ONLY ............ t> NIGHT STAND*.. . 3 drawers, on HEAVY red Una, tSc lb. DELL- caster*, needs paint................. $2 Local and Long DUtance moving, MANY OTHk B PIECES TO HAC FARM Richmond Ave. CLEAR OUT AT Phone 21M-R. • ENVELOPES, LatUt heads, rtatoTBBBIFIC SAVINGS raama, Invoice*, hand bills, and M ather o f Sanford programs, e t c . Progreaaiva • MERCHANDISE Printing Co. Phono 400 — 403 K M I B. 1st S t Phone UT West 13th St. iy. Hospital a n d Bab< $3.30 gal. Foot Lockers, Day Weak or Montb-Tei ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Paint— •peelal IT.##. Jungle Hammocks, DC 4 Tractor, Bargain Furniture Center — Ralph Ray, also. Tarpaulin*. Army-Navy Surplus u a west P in t MS Sanford Ave. Custom Made Drapery and Slip —Factory to You— ter-Lite mail box Covers FARM lent at Bargain Alumlaum algna, house aumbt Price*. STANLEY KULP Venetian Blinds Sanford Avt. Basil Phene SaaJcrd — n u j . Endoeed head. Sag-proof bottom • RENTALS SC21 B. Park (Btway 1T-K) rail with plaitlc end*. Plaatic or • AUTOMOTIVE rayoa tape*. Cotton or nylon cord*. WELL DRILLING Sonkarlk Glass and Paiat Co. Pump Sale* with Rapalr Service IIS-114 Wait 2nd St. Phooo 1*0 CoairacUng and Bi I JpONY ho • atlek-ln-tho-mud. Get leer Sanford Ave. --o u t aometim*—mike it the PLUMBING A REPAIRS DOGGIE DINER A BAR, Lake iptic Tank InatallaUon A Service. • Mery. Sewer Connections. ArehU C. Harriett, Phono 714-W or 1*35. P. O. Box 54$ LONGWOOD Phono: w. p. as-sets CERAMIC TILE Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. U4 Fran oaUmato. Quality work. T. V. REPAIRS Mercury T u u Mark a ....... JTJ H. P. Utamplon $0 H. P. Mercury i UifttnUf tS H. KLGI N . . *TU 10 p m. Service Call*, 13410, J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 3SS3-J. W. A. Norrli, Ph. 1559. Licented Tech­ nician*, guaranteed work. GATLIN BROTHERS Dragline A Bulldotor Servlet Ph. Sfit Genova. 34SS-W Sanford. BULLDOZING LOWERY A BRIDGES San. 1IS4-W Orange City Spr 4-ISM SEE and COMPARE The Home* Built v * (p i) - n u t n u Intern ice Financing. HOMES AVAILABLE: South Plnocrait . . . . Sanford. Fla. Grov* Manor*........ Sanford, Fla. Valencia Villaa . . . . DoLand, Fla. SALES OFFICE 2*23 S. French Ave. Phone UOO A 2M0 iy YOU 11 see US before y. Open Evening* And METAL ROOFWO • BUSINESS SERVICES WOMEN tow *4*7 rehdy-cut house costs homo. B o n from SITAO to $3d.U ducon. Write — ACCURATS STYLE, F ru p lri. N. Y. Now in stock. 5-V C rim p-lU " Corrugated — l i t " Corrugated Get oil Your roofing need* ot SJwmAB Concrete Pip* Cn. Out Watt llth BL FURNISHED S-room apartment, •m onad porch and garage, water and light* furnUhed. lo t ua for French Ava, Propoi BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN SS44 French Avo. S-BKDROOH unfurnished apart- Jtaaay Walker, Associate "Call Hall" Phone ITU ATTRACTIVE furnished opartJU U o C mmfmmp manta, utilities Included, 3 room* $41; S nom a fao. 107 W. A, B. Paterson, Broker Associates • tb it. A. B. Paterson Jr., P. J. Che*torson, Garfield Willetts, John S-ROOM furnished apartment, cteaa in, lit E. ath st„ 5U MaUch, R. W. William*, Haiei M. Field, A. C. Doudney, Land monthly. PHONE 3344 or toil. Suveyor GARAGE Apartment, 3 rooms 114 N. Park, Phona ltM and both, unfurnished. 31T Kelly Ava., Phone 353-M. Roan L. Pnyton, Broker Alberta J, Hill. Asteeiate PUSH, apartment, Phono **3-N, mo am 1T-M at Hiawatha FOB RENT Desirable 3 B. R. homes, kitchen* furnished, $$0 to III# month. NICELY n i l TT H FOR QUICK BALE This Bu m ia up to the minute In conatraeUeu - ia attractively decorated and will please the moat fastidious. Large living room with open fireplace, nice sited dining room, two good furnlal CONFTtUCnoJT Don* laid or pou unfurniahod, oamptetaly furnwater included. W M fU fU t. W K 5 « o c ii note county aim Ii. M. Glasted. 3S—ELECTRICAL COWTBACTOBS aXSSn, W tSSU H SV RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. oduafoi: Clan tbbtg w a n t? an ad-wriwr. PW -----------I t!m*_ 114c per H a#--------- I ttBM lie per Una ........... 3 tlmoo | lie per line --- t t Ubm Mlalaam Charge lie. Contract Bate and Claaotflad Dlaplay Bala* on Boqneol The Sanford Herald will not ba raaponalbla for more th a t ona tnaonasl Insertion of your ad, and reserve* the right to m lg « or reject any ad* vertisement that doaa not conform to tha policies of this papar. PRINT YOUR AD BELOW Raymond Lindquist, Associate Phono 14T3 Atlantic Bank Bldg. J. W. HALL. REALTOR Sanford Ava., $T« per month. NATIONAL CONCERN will amgALEBMAM May man between too aged of M B , aool appoarasod, tutedtebile oaeantial. Must bo purmaaoat In Sanford dad able to •tend investigation coupled with D A TFCa R A IU * Hobart A- William, Realtor FAIRBANKS • MORRIS Pumps, Wall Drilling, HOWARD C. LONG, Phone MS 30T Boat FRIGIDA1BB appliance*, a a loo and service, O. H. High, Oviedo. Commercial Ava. Fla. Phono F04-331S or Sanford 1643-W after • p. m. IS—SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTIOM • EMPLOYMENT Whether you live right hero In Sanford, or beyond th e Sanford local talaphone tone, It may ba more convenient to -mail your Want Ad to the Office. BALL REALTY CLOSE-OUT a BY M A IL !! Print or type your ad below; eount the worda (initials or act of numbers eount aa ona word) i five average-length worda maka ona Una; than fig u re Our complete line of Acma Paint RAYMOND M. BALL Prleea reduced US. SHERMAN OSCAR M. HARRISON CONCRETE PIPE CO., cut W. REG. BROKERS 13th S t S. D. Hlghleymaa, Associate 304 (tenth Park Avo. Phono I USED Hotpoint automatic waeh or, good condition. Croilty Shel Avalon Apt*. Efficiency, Phono Consult A REALTOR P in t T30-W. vador refrigerator, excellent eon CULLEN AND HARKEY dltioiL Call ISU-J. iwt.raHc/ ifBumpiia, mtr « w 1SS N. Park Avo. Phono Ml ditioning and TV ofdkmaL 1*21 MVOLUME Punk A Wagnall* Encyclopedia 530. Jim Howard, S. Park (Hlgtwir ITU), tanford. CLARK S TOURIST COURT 1311 Princeton. Wa buy and sell used furniture. Paying top cash prices for anything of value. SUPER TRAD­ ING POST on lT-tt. Ph. aoss-w. NOW t a n film rental libra Wloboldt’s Camera Shop. K Park Ava. DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT AIR CONDITIONING Ban a rt being aalacwd in this For Room or Building araa to bo tralnod for high poy & p o p * co. i n c . Jobs aa Dlatel mechanic*, op­ m South Path Avo. Phana 1 erators of tractor*, bulldotara, Crane*, and marine Diesel en­ gine*, parte man and many oikor Job* in tala rapidly expanding, Industry. If you are mechan­ ically minded and want inoroae* od aamlnga yon owe it to youraaif to find out Whether ot not you can quality. For Aren infermattes without abliaatiou write i TRACTOR TRAINXNO SERV­ ICE, INC.. Ban 1555, Tha San- NOW YOU CAN PLACE YOUR WANT ADS John WiUlims las. Agency GARLAND 8HAW I RUCKS I OK Sftl f • REAL ESTATE Saminole ADDRESS ___ Number of Lines H i l l 1 V\ AN11 [) Irm .ilf U. S. Decides To Re-Examine Offer To Egypt WASHINGTON UB - The United State* hi* decided to rwoxamlne iti offer to help Egypt build the world’s biggest dam on the Nile River. The load-grant deal waa pro­ posed to Egypt laat December. Tha review by tha State Depart­ ment demonstrate* aeriou* Amer­ ican concern over what diplomat* refer to aa the Incmilngly antiWeitera and pro-Ruialan policies of Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser's government. A* evidence of-its toughter atti­ tude. the State Department haa notified Egypt that foreign aid grant* prevlou»ly earmarked to help Egypt begin lt» • 1 ,300,000,000 A*wan Dam projeet h»v# now been reaUocated to other foreign aid program* considered to be of higher priority. No money will bo ovallablt for Egypt until Congro** approval the new multlbiilloa-doUar foreign aid program atill balng shaped up, and even then, retpomlble informint* ■aid, no new allocation ii to bo made for Iho dim until tha reexamination ha* been completed. This review will bo undertaken, It w it said, with full iwaranau that cancellation of the aid offer might cause Nailer's government to rely on Russia as Us main ■ourca of flnanlcal and technical The United State* Joined with Britain last Dae. 14 in ottering TO mUlion dollar* lo grant* to Egypt to help it begin He long-cherlehed hydroelectric—Irrigation project. The World Bank at the same time pledged a Soo-millles-daUir loan. Britain and tha United States also prom lied to coneider aympsthetlcaUy Egypt's need for an addi­ tional ISO million dollars in for­ eign currency. N aiur'a gam am aat made no move to pick up the fund*. The daisy convinced many officials Naiier wa* deliberately atalllng, playing off Hussla agalnit the United Slates is a move for bat­ ter terms. U the meantime, Egypt stepped up its trade with the Communist bloc, bought more Communist weapsona oo credit and supported more and more Soviet police*, inctudiog rocegaiuoa of Communist HI 1 P A A S II [) V D A IL Y ' C R O S S W O R D •lh ilVW® r willSIV 1. Diplomacy -t. Lower port ‘ of wall •.Beneath 10. Out loud 13. Arrange in a line V pertqt .' I animal*> #. Awing { T. To be foolItaly fond i I. Servant on horseback 13. Dull finish 14. An aged attending | ncarriagt rustic . - 9 . flack 14. Unit of Work 11. Debase IT. AneetheliO— IS. a reek 20. Iridium I tetter fsym.) t IS Finish 31. Always ' 21. Restored ' 24. Bishoprte (var.) 31, Ventured 2*. Theattr l attendants 31. Wither 33. Measure (Chin.) 33. Paints sloppily 35. Devoured 37. Man's nam# (pose.) 41. Of ten# t 44. Eat away 45. Notched, sea leaf j 4*. To tend 4T. Hit (slang) B M m u txm ia oa mmmmmm'mtMmm W /////M W M * m M M m vM m m Hm m m m wM m m vkwv//////, nm m H H & rtm m m m r i i n m M Y O U 'R E TELLIN G MET VISITORS to 7,000 vacation foots la weeteni Europe (hi* year can Insure their holidays against rainy weather, an item Irma Cm tegM, Oenaony. m eals. They teted bo oupoellng a aummor like ourapelng. I I I Drilisk oetenliafa are aeW to bMW perfect *d p u t w U ri m e �1-r Mon Ablt To Ste Chrysanthemum After 40 Yeors Y O U 'R E T ELLIN G ME! Production In State Expanding Rapidly Renowned ,( C M M f M Pago Oat) .m ndparaMa returned to pick them Up they leuad the bepf diapiaping M eaviaMa tatch ter the photo*ptpfe^ri. Tbep tetd ef the acreamt aren waa heard Cram up the lake a bit gad raahed there, fearing a paang girl had fallen overboard. Eat It eventuated that ehe merely kid a aurpriee viiiter Jump In her M att a huge ban. “Theta la a friendly alligator there, too," eepa Ed Tldetnan, an ardtnt De harp a n g le r./m e n we come In after a dap of flaking, he eurimt alongside the boat and begi fee g handout. We make for the •here, however and he tries to lure aa hack bp dliportlng hlmielf about and ihow-off antic* in tha water. Wn leave, eaUing out. 'See you la­ ter, alligator!* " It la saly about 100 yean nteea moat cooking In America wax done ovar open fir**. Legal Notice m e c m c i'iT c o t n r , s i x t h a n e m tv no, t i n . , v dtitw o r etlT Kin use wiujon, “ Defendant m*v wsiBt ’asn s town resldaar* Is Bavesneh. Oeor- a, and whoso last hnnwn malllnp .dreesli F. a Bos »»>. Oavsnnah. T rtw ttt taka Wotire that a swotn It ts an action for d lro rrs. tha * rt title of which Is Annl* t,»* flaon, Plaintiff. V. DoanVd Ldward TuskairStsaENTn ere to »*• o % n f t , flS t r c i o ^ T S B o? i C trratt Court of Hsmtunls counat Ashford. Florida. anS eenro a WsrelnMTafr wit* or a decree pro •fess^wilt ha sntsrsd is i Ih I roe. to Ith Rav of Jutv..A. D. t i l l ftcv rr coiinr, xixth c w rrrr, ih m M * S rg .rn o .M a a Plaintiff. u r . MoonK n r w i «w B E r£ lo n -,*u THB NAME OF THE !T*T* OF f*D A£ O f s llv a a id If dead th str ipewe heirs. devi*#**, i*«*t*»*. S r - w r a T - m . . _, ... tm . her unknown k n to si if-------------------stive, astf If dead, their ■ater. unknown hrlra devlseo*. Mon.tN designees, lienor,. creditor*, tru,t•live, If dsad, thslr sulenm. usknowa heir*, sad devlteet. UustaM, ltsnsTs, credltnrs truttrro and eras(Its, and MAItT U HlttlWM and J. D. BttOWN. hsr husband. If alive and If dsad. thslr ushnnwn hrlrs devisees. Uaeists. swIaniM. Ilrn------ -^Ittore, trustos and ursnteM and let irtlM rtslm ln e Intsrsvl. hr t...._ h f r_ i i .ror au slaat the etmv* named ral^Dv^iut*nI* aol known to bv And to: All hartlra having nr •lalm lng te hava any rlsb t. titla nr Ihtarast I t and la tha fullonlna ds* serlhad p rep artr, •ltust»d In Kami•e ls C ountr. Florida, to-w it: If. « oa a n ts i t Tnwnshlo II , amith Katl. rnnlalntng II arm s n o r , nr 1*M Tou. sad aash of in u a r t noti­ fied th a t a lu ll te nui*t till* to th* ibove deesrlbed p rep ertr hst bovn fllvi a ssln it vou and rou a r t hsrtbv required to etrve a enpr nt jo u r aaaw tr or utvadlae to tho CamM alst eo tha P la in tiff* atlnrntva. UOIIHSHT A l.KK lo t KnoWrt Building w ln ts r Park. Plnrlda and flit thv arlelnat a n tw tr or olradlag la ib t nf flea of the c ltr k of the Circuit Court en nr before the let dev of Auauet t i l l : otherwie* the ellteetlo n a or eald Complaint to quiet tills to tha afuratald dearrlbed propertr thall he taken | i auhfeeeed. This notice th all ha puhllelird nara •erh week for four con>e>'Mil>a w etke te th e Baaford Hereto, newt- (Ow ttwi l from Page One) and made orchea.rat on* that count up, according to hla list, of over 4,000 acorea uaed bp the radio and broadcaitlnjr companies. Of Scandinavian extraction, he •bowed eigne of muitral preeiootneea at an earlj aga and had the food fortune to be taken on bp the famoue mueldan and psychologist, Dr. Paul Yardln, himself a prodigp who acquired a doctor’e degree when he we* St. When Von Hellberg firat broke into the orchestration and arrangement Geld he found thli group very poorlp protected with regarda to their financial secur­ ity. "After a performance wee oner given, the rnmnoecr would recr ve nothing further for uee of h s mu lie which might attain mormon popularity but without a penny for the compoeer. So the youthful muilrian sparked Interest In en nrgsnlxatlon whlrh now I* all-powerful, The Ameri­ can Society of Muiical Arranger*, of which he is >Utl vice presi­ dent- he was alio th« first vice president of the Composers and Lyricist* Guild of* America and It on the governing board, avail­ able for consultations. Ha branched out from piano and fall In love with Ute rich modula­ tion evoked from an accordion, becoming so enthusiastic and pro­ ficient that be talked Ihe wellknown accordionist, C h a r l e s Magnanta into holding n recital at .Carnegie Hall to which they Invited, not accordion critic* but terioue Judges of musical art. Their performance was so well received that It Inspired Von Hallberg to continue this type of study, la between giving lesson* in harmony and piano composition, ha encouraged young accordionists to perfect their aktll. "To show you of how much Interest the accordion b now," stated Von Hellberg, "at the National As­ sociation of Musical Instrument! show which will be held thle month at tha Naw Yorker, there will bo entire floors given over to showing of accordions.' Last month ha waa Judge for tha Am­ erican Olympic team of accordionbte, with prita winning compet­ itor! from each of tha 4S states meeting In New York for the final aelaetioni, "They ware nil good," elghed Von Hellberg blissfully. "But none outshone the other until about tha abteenth entrant. He made ua all sit up and taka not­ ice; hit Instrument sang, cried and talked to us. Young John l-a Padula. He will represent the U. 8.' In Hwltierland this August at tha Olympic finals when accord­ ionists from all over the world will exhibit their skill. Of course ha will meet stiff competition from the Swiss themselves, many of whom devota their life 'to this branch of music.1* Von Hellberg looks youthful now although he talks of re­ tirement. lie weighs in at a slender 132-pounds which Is most deceptive for he can lift a 300 pound weight with no trouble at all. He became exasperated one day, ha says, when ha couldn't lift the comer of a TOO pound piano to piece It more advantageously, so he begen “ex­ ercises with concent ration'' and found that ha could soon become the master of the piano iltuatlon with ease. He d e m o n s t r a t e s that he ran do 10 sit-ups with a SO pound weight on his shoulder which Is a source of wonder to his N, Y. police friends, far they, with an average of 180 pounds, do only five sit-ups with 30 pound weight on their ehoulder. So If he should really retira and favor Da Bary ha may start enmethlng most Interesting among the form­ er white collar men of- thle town who find themselves confronted with unwonted weight lifting pro­ blems In their gardening. In bet­ ween lesions In weight lifting there might he a moil pleasurable act performed with swaying aeeordlons on tha De Bary patios in the golden moonlight. GREENSBORO, N. C. UR-’To really m fried chicken, golden brown, eriip fried chicken. . . there'! h u t nothing like tt." In the*e words M-yaar-old Letter C. GrUmon of nearby WMtaett de­ scribed the Joys of being able to tee again after 40 yean of blind* la nxpntidinf rapidly. Prednetion Blinded la ltia bp IritU, an in* hat htertaied M told daring the flammitloe of the iria of the epa, l u t alx yaari. Crixmon. a farmer, lived la the Economlata Cecil N. Smith and, ™rld <*># blind until an operaDonald L. Brooke with thn Florida ■«<» et Weiley Agricultural Enpertment Statlona k*®* Hoapital her*, figure that taeoma from large "ft w*a the red-checked table mum* end pempona thla aeaeon doth I aaw fln t,H Criemoo told wiO reach Lett eeaion'a a reporter. "It was on the kitchen harrert on 230 t e r n brought grew* table and I could tee the red and era 22,430,4to. the green and the white on it. It The economiiU eay thn wi» not *** * Christmas preient. And then an profit. They point out that eoit 1 , « » lh< greentree* and cara of ekrpaanthemum production la *ol°g by the bouee. high - amounting to more than' Irltie, which deitroped the light 130,000 per aero. >of hie left eye beyond repair, left Irrigation, dlaeaerand poet eon- Criamon able only to discern light trol, plaitie covering and fertlllter *n(1 dark with his right eye. The are among the eaaentlala that puah opnation m tored eight to the r a nroductlon eoite. Labor eoeta rt*™ ')*• A FORMATION nf Soviet Delta supersonle Jets room over Moscow's Tuihlno airport during a spectacular show for U.S. Gan. Nathan Twining, Air Force Chief of S u it The Russian* unveiled m e n now planes on Red Air force Day. ffaforwottonnl RedtooheBs) Citrus Peels Becoming A M edicine Chest Item THOBS orange and lemon petti com plication!-oven tooth t* AppnranUy itu e k f *—«■ Bioflavonoids b a n b u n known to adenea for more than M yeera Just recently, however, medical Interest in them has Increased. In fact, thay ware deeeribed at a Haw York Academy of Betenee aamlanr u "tha moat exciting, broad and hopeful Bald at Mo* logical Inquiry today." —.V* T hen a n many nnaturalaovreaa a tin l aoareaa aubaUncaa. but ef these chemical substances, ‘ a t la orutga thay a n moat potent oriaga amt lemon paala. While they a n somewhat ahal* Ur to eltaaiiaa, U hasn't yet b u n proved that bioflavonoid! a n aa necessary to human life aa a n vitamins. They b a n b u n used expertmentally against such ailments as the common cold, ehlekmpax, rheumatic fern , coronary throm­ bosis, tonsillitis, lnfluensa, polio, abnormal menstruation, diabetic Legol Notice llovrrai,* I.lrrnss Kirin Km ___ Twtrv . n ih rr Itvrrlpla . Tolni Total rneiple, Inrludlng beltnc*_Z----- ~*~TJ |*rniH„r<t Tee Mllltae ■ ■____ , HXPP.M1ITI SHIS HaUrlre nl f.’ountr Cnmmteelnner* —„. ___ HaUrjr t'lerh of tlodrd of Cuunly Commlteloneei t'ouotv Auditor .... . ..................... ..... t*omrol,,|ona to Tni -A>er,enr .. t'pinmtMlnac to Tel t'ollerlnr hhrrltf. Atlrrdanoa Court, Bailiff* A Cnmmieelen n* Plnee and coeti __ —. ... .. ....... t.lshlt. Fuel and w a te r ------------ ------_ ------- lop Are* of AtMHei'g btot-toDtef can. T«t l.i-nar—Pun hat* nt Volins Machines llcncral htatlonorr. Itlunke. 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F . tleradwo, C la rk Board nr Counlr CuminiraUeere of gemlsnl* Countv. FtorMa Nowhere alio can you f i t A t obadipat reopoo* >ivcne» of Bukk'i big and mighty new 3S2* cubic-inch V0 engine. Or HJcfc f mefcUeu t utwnnblla your money buys In the beat guide or Bnlck'a bold nmr gw ep ahead * •olidity of itruoture, and atretab-out UV taO yoti jfatfy thst nowhere bat te a 1& IMck can yon get to meek bomty fee m IM e RKTEIPTn • ______ sasj: , Nowhere but in * *56 Bnick c u yon g*t th# •bnlut* mnoothnem and tho aUoWfytaf m f . formAnoo of Bukkg tarrilo naw Varighlt FUdl Dynalow* And, with the whole summer tnd ahnoot half of ^Oatill ahead of you, you'll get more enjoyment out of t spirited new Buick thig > « a r -if yon buy now. >Et fuller limendlturr* T h .t m m«JcM Buidc t wfcgj* of t lot for Utomoitoy. And look: booty. For example, tale the beguteou* big *50 Buick InOAL pictured here. It a one big reaaon why guide now rt&ka ia tha A dd k e l «p end the aam w t e a mm$, any way yon figure t i Now'«l buy pom 1B56 Bidck. Will yon ohm ia —before anotlMr * �% If Your Herald b Not Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M, For Delivery AN INDEPENDKNT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOULME XLVIH KM a hi Ished 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY JU L Y 10. » M Annoctated Prcaa Leaned W ire President Lutherans To Dedicate W ill Seek Board Rezones Part Of Area New BuiLding Aug. 19 2nd Term To C-T At Public Hearing -• The Lutheran Church of The Re ♦ GETTYSBURG, Fa. 'f t - Presi­ dent Eisenhower ia going U run deemer of Sanford will dedicate I (or a second term, it» new church building on Aug. j | 1 19, according to an announcement' Rapublican Senate Leader Know1made today by Pastor Phillip j land disclosed this at a dramatic Schlcsimann. new* conference on the Gettys­ burg College campus today. The church wiU he completed Press secretary James C. Hag'shortly after the first of August erty stood by nodding. i »nd turned over to the congrega­ tion. Completion of the plans will Knowland said the Prealdewt told a meeting el Republican eoogresA short agenda turned out to be the inatalling of altar and other mean a long meeting of the Board church equipment which will After three years, a well-known aional leaders bo feels in better of Sanford City Commissioners bring the opening dale to the mid- King Features Syndicate colum­ shape than ho did when ha made his Feb. 29 announcement that ba list night. Faced with four Items August Sunday. nist from New York la still giving E\erjbody had their lay last to ba considered, the commission- The Lutheran Church of The publicity plugs to Sanford and would seek re-election. nlghl a* the Board of Sanford "We era looking forward to a era did not adjourn until 11:30 p. Redeemer waa first organized in Seminole County, It was revealed City Commissioner* conducted a Sanford on May 10, 1933, and has very vigorous and activa campaign today by Forrest Breckenridge, public hrarmg on the rrzonlng of Tha St. John* Village project been holding its church services manager of the Seminole County under his leadership," Knowland the southwest corner of French said. will get underway following the in the Sanford Yacht Club each Cnember of Commerce. Ave and 23th St. from an Rl-A to Sunday, "Are you telling ns." a reporter appearance of Sam Lawson, bdilda C-T classification. Jkr, befori tha board to clear up One innovation to be introduc­ Three yean ago this summer, asked "that Ota President it going The properly, owned by Howard data0a regarding sewer lines to ed to Sanford on the date of the Alice Hughes, whose well-known to keep his hat la the ring?" church dedication will be the column A Woman'* New York", "I'm telling yon precisely that,** Hughes was originally divided into be toyed In tha subdiviiion. three categories, C-l, C-T, sntl Block Seven, Tiers 14. IS and "Prayer For The Day" telephone eppesra in newspapers from coast Knowland replied. Rl-A. The owner told tlu Board 10, were moned last night from semen available to all who' call to coast, visited in 8eminole He added that Elsenhower "left _ _ « . wr a _ i * -a_— i n ---------- * - * of Commissioners that the depth an Rl-X (single dwelling area) to a telephone number yet to be County for several days. While no doubt In anyone's mind ’ that of the two front lota would not F -t (multiple unit) area. The re­ designated. Plana have been com­ she was here the Chamber of Com­ he will run again despite his June allow the development of Uia sowing will Sanford pleted with Southern Bell Tele­ merce made sure that she became • Intestinal operation. • Elsenhower himself appeared be­ French Ave frontege into a com* Housing Authority to construct ad­ phone Company for the new aerv- quite Well acquainted with the merrial area because of the depth iee to Sanford citizens. The various attractions of the area, in fore reporter* aad photographers ditional units. of the lota and requested that four Five year contracts with th* "Pra)er For Tha Day" is a 28- most instances through penonat before and after an hour atratagy lota directly behind them be reBride Fewer and Light Com- second prayer recorded by Pastor visita to the various section* of session with the Capitol Hill lead­ ers. zoned to comply with the front ny were signed last night fol­ Schiessmann and heard by way of the County. footage. She spent tome time with Mr. Knowland waa asked whether lowing authorization by the Board telephone communication with the end Mrs. Henry Simpson at their Elsenhower had given thought to THREE TEKNAGB GIRLS miraculously escaped when thi* lost Ford sedan went out of control The requaet bad been taken of Commissioners, to furnlih pow­ church. home, "Lucky Acrae,” a t Geneva. The Lutheran Church of Th* ht Death Valley on 17-92. Driver of th* car ia shmvn talking with Shtriff Denver Cordell at left. from the Planning and Zoning er to operate tha sewer lift atoCommission to Uia Board of City tten*. Heretofore, only short term Redeemer will be located at the Each summer, the Simpsone tend followed by nine months hie Denver Trooper T. Mark Mack investigate* at far right. (Staff Photo) Commiaalonars and back again in •igned. T h a corner of Oak Ave and 23lh Place Miss Hughes some of th* first b en t attack. contracts an attempt to eetUa the re zoning lengthy contract* will give the Just off Highway 17-92, a short fruit* of the season from their "Th* fact remains he’s to the request. CKy of Sanford an advantage of distance south of th* intersection lychee grove* located in th* vi­ race," Knowland replied. cinity of their home. of Park Ave. and 23th 8L However, neighbor* within MO tower rates. The senator a id he regarded Elfeet objected to the property la In her column for July f, Mies setthower1* comments today a* a Th* Board of Sanford City Ctwn- Contractor for the new church their aree being rezonad became wiU*loners last night recognized building ia Paul Campbell and Hughe* reminisced about bar "continuation" of his Feb. a an­ of nolae, light*, traffic, hazard to visit to the Simpeons and describ­ nouncement that ho would accept jfthe efforts of Mr*. Harold Apple­ the Architect is John Burton. children, and undesirable promo* by in securing funds far the paint- Services will ba held in tit* ed vividly their experiences to re nomination. tars. tag of highway sign* at the ap­ morning on th* date of th* church the development of their lychee Deposit* and resource* of the* dedication, however, invitation* groves, on* of the few such opera­ The Board of Hanford City Com* proaches to th* ehy. Florida Slate Bank are at an ell misaionera, however, settled th# Two complaint* regarding street will be Issued to attend the after­ tion* in Florida. time high, swig Bank President T .|| matter by resowing a portion el obstructions were made before the noon dedication aervice. In her resume of th* a n a aha with resources E. Tucker ti the property to a C-T elaialflca* Three t**nag*n narrowly misted showing over |10>t mlllon, aa he Board of Oommlisten*rs. One, Speaker* for the dedication of says, "Geneva, from where th* lion, leering a buffer son* of IS death yesterday shortly before commented on the statement of M ar tha intersection of First SI. tha church have not yet been an­ Simpsons send me lycheci each noon when th*lr borrowed car went condition aa of June 20 and releas­ feet between the mowed prop* and Holly Ave., the other in front nounced, said Pastor Schleat- year, la close to th* City of San­ out of control and turned over on ed yesterday. erty at property adjacent owned • f th* Rita Theatre on Magnolia mann. However, these names will ford, Florida in Seminole County, be available in the very near fu­ the heart of th* citrus and colery Its top to Death Valley, eouth of Optimistic over the future growth by Clay Williams. The buffer Avn. zona, as wa* proposed by Com* f The Campbell-Lot sing Post 33, ture and will b* included In the belt. Whenever you see tha label William F. C h a p m a n , at Sanford, of the bank along with the com­ West let Street Sanford, Is Die new Tha accident occurred at approxt- munity, Tucker said "The earnings ml si loner John Krider, would re* v American Legion mad* the City printed programs to bo distribu­ of an Indian paddling a can**, on member at th* Farmer* Home Ad­ It:to «. m. yesterday, whan for the first half of 1936 wsi* good. main a t Rl-A. *■ sffer to regards to th* trsns- ted by the congregation. •range crates, th* orange* com* ministration Caenty Committoo, i Am .Mnrt*H. a t DeLend, "W* htvw-1,M0 more accounts -Stowait Oatchal,'ptteHtot ofriia Spokesman fo r. tfta group tf* for at property and the purehis* • Of modem construction, tbs from Seminole' County, In addi­ Curti* J. Ores*, Count/ Bepnrriaor driving a W 4 Ford Cbach and than wa had at this earns time Oviedo High School, ha* been ap­ peering before th* commissioner* of tha fair building wow Inside the block constructed church features tion, Sanford ia tha winter ratreat announced this week, rity limits. However, no action laminated beams and wood ceiling of the New York Giants. This en­ Chapman's appointment b #- traveling, according to Florida last year," Tucker said, "which pointed to the position of Director waa Jimmy Wright whose bams Ji Fatrol Trooper T. Mark la a strong Indication that Sanford of Secondary Education In Semi­ waa made aw the exchange of pro­ and include* a pastor’s study, tire area of Florida is especially cam* effective July 1, 1M. The Highway Mack at a speed of 60 miles per perty within the city limit* for utility rooms, kitchen, cry room, agreeable, because it ia almost committee on which be will serve hour-plus to a construction zoned and Seminole County la growing." inole County, taking over hit duties property outside of the city, neith­ and rest rooms. totally devoid of tourists influ­ determine* the eUgfbilltr «f local with a spaed limit of M mile* an Tbs Florida Stale Bank President immediately. said, "W* era proud of the progress er wa* there an agreement mad* An esplanade will be used to ences. It's a place when people hour, cam* up behind ■ car travel­ that our bank has made end we i Tie appointment wet made by State Board of Education and on the purtduee price of the pres­ th* entrance of tho church build­ live end work quietly, without lb* Home Administration leant. ing to tha same direction, attempt­ feel like we are keeping pace and the | now becomes a member of the ing, which will be surrounded by mob*, traffic brawls, skyscrapers ha wat fair building. . Th* new Committeeman operates ed to pas* and then elammed on assisting with the uvcrall growth !supervisory staff of the Seminole J) A proposal waa made by Com- shruha planted by A. F- Ramsey, and nightclub life tuch aa arista a large truck farm West of Ben- the brake*, of our area." i County Board of Public Instruc­ thn Rl-AA tone w u the highest wtluteoer John Krider that the florist. nearly evarywhar* elta." ford. Ha kaa many year* af farm Tha car apparently skidded and Speaking of any department of zone In th* City of Sanford. I present warehouse now on the Time for (he afternoon dedica­ experience to this a n a aad ia a went out at control turning over tha bank. Tucker said this room­ tion. lskefront be tom down and piling* tion of the church will b* announ­ former FHA Committeeman, chap­ on It* top, coming to rest with the ing, "Our saving* have ibown a : A principal for Oviedo High built there with th* understand* ing that I w u building to tha ramovod from tha take. Commit- ced later, said Pastor Schlessman succeeds Hoary Wight at San­ car feeing the highway on the good, steady growth due to the ' highest restricted seetl.ro and atowaro aay that th* building ford whose term expired June 20th. opposite side of the road, fact that we pay 2lt per cent on with th* understanding that 1 pay should bo die mantled because of The other members are Ca- The accident occurred in the area Saving Certificates, the largest in- ( city laze* and would get protec* der Q. Hart i t Geneva, and whtra J. D. Manly Conetructlon lerest rale that any insured bank , oafety. Uon against beer Joints and fruit Henry J. Schumacher, Jr. af San- Company of Euatls has begun oper­ can pay. , school system. stands," be said. ation* on tha widening and four- "We are grateful (o ea* our sav­ Harry Lee wee reappointed last Referring to • previous meet* ing! grow," he said. night by th* Board of Sanford tog, Wright said, "I would like Officers of the Florida State for you to give me (he same eon* A. L. Wilson of Wilson-Maier Fur­ City Commissioners to serve an­ Bank, other than T. E. Tucker niture Company and J. If. Wilson, other thru-year term on tha sideration you gave Mr. Dznlela as President, are: C. H. McNulty, __ not ao long ago when he bought his ___ brother,. of Home Furniture City’* Civil Service Board. chairman of the board; W. J. Pea Company in New Smyrna Beach, In other actions by the commis­ property zoned as commercial. rock Jr. Cashier; Mary It. Doug­ left Sunday for a week *t the sioners, Earl C. Faust, owner and You peoplo overruled the Zoning las, Assistant Cashier; Ralph W. High Point, N.' C. furniture mar­ operator of Faust's Drug Store, and Planning Board and upheld ket. his baste righto—I maintain that we* appointed a* ■ member of tha The two Wilson furniture men City's Zoning and Planning Com­ progress progressed personnel attached to the Banwill look over th* 1IM-a7 furniture mission. enough to rezone the** lots." ford Naval Air Station and civi­ line snd styles lian personnel employed on the Wright la a former member ot They will return to Sanford Fri­ The commissioners last night Governor LeRoy Collin* ba* failed to consider an ordinance es­ baa* that parking on State Road th* Zoning and Planning Com* day. started a round of conferences with tablishing a subsistence allowance 427 right-of-way just outside the mission. ItgfalaUv* leaders looking toward for Sanford Policemen. It will he main gate nf the air aUtion will On an Invitation from Mayor K a special session. D. Scott, others to tha group ap» MAN, TI, LEARNING not he allowed. necessary, according to th* City Yesterday he talked with Senator OKI OF COURT TO BIDE BIKE Attorney, to wait until wage and Notleea have been placed In ear* peering before the Board of Com* W. A. Sbands of Gainesville presi­ Sy tha Racing Commission. BETTI.K M ENT REACHED parking on the right-of-way by the relssionera spoke against tha re* Ann Grsety (Sanford) dent-designate of thr 1937 Renal*. LOS ANGELES, (ft However, no word has come out ST. JOSEPH, Mo., (ft - E . J. Ed­ salary schedules are establlihed An out of Sheriff's Department. zoning of th* area. gar i* under treatment at a hos­ for the new budget year. Anthoay Williams (Sanford) Later he drove with Sen. Wilson court settlement ha* been rearhed of Miami today relative to the Wright, speaking several tlmra pital Tor a hip injury resulting However, according to tin Margaret Alderman <Mim>< Carrs way of Tallahassee to a con­ in th* 230,000 suit brought againat setion takes an the application. It in answer to statements from Mildred Johnson Cterior-I) ference In Medisnn with Senate Mexican film comedian Mario Seminole County Sheriff's Depart­ Commissioners la expected that th* commission. from a toll while he wa* trying and from Howard Feggy Tugwell (tanford) President Turner Davis. meeUag to set dates for Florida to learn In ride a blryrl*. Moreno, better known as Cantin- ment. if the parking continues, Harry Blake t Altamonte Hprmas) The Governor said he would fine, by theatrical agent Margar­ cars will be Impounded and own­ Hughes said, "If It was progress Greyhound tracka and hors* racing The polire report listed his age I would be back home, but I don't Baby Boy Aldarmaz tracks, will announce its decision a* 73. meet tomorrow with House Hpeak- et ook. The amount ah* wa* paid ers fined. see why I or Mr. Williams should •r Ted David. a late today. was not disclosed. be penalized because of specula* P" * * Already, to ft* meeting yester­ * Tie Governor I* hopeful the ses­ Mrs. ('ook alleged Cantinfla* Urn." day, tha commission has approved *' y rffl eS B W M B i „ Fii t sion can wind up Its work well had refused to pay her 10 per cent F | a fjp Clay Williams, voicing hli ob* a Nov. 12 opening and Feb. 2a, ahead af tha 10 days It rould legal­ of the $300,000 he received for hi* r, ■ .. lections to the rezoning before 1137 closing data for tha Sanford ly rua. Partly rtoudy through Wrdaee- the Commissioners said. "1 da Orlando Kennel Club In Seminole Tha forme) call for the special role in the film "Around the County. session of tha Legislature is being World to BO Days," although aim day with scattered afternoon and nut know how many lima* 1'va early evealng thundershowers; tow been down here on the aama sub* The earlier date sets up the openbald np until Collins gets a report tonight 78 to 61. ing about sic weeks from th* ori­ (Csattaari Os Page Three) front a special rnmmiiie* study­ ginal "day-afur-Chrtstraaa" opening wfeya of preserving segrega­ tog observed to past years. tion. A special session of the Legisla­ 'aM^nfoJw t*jf, it ture could appropriate up to at* million dollar* without endangering tha financial stability nf tha state, Comptroller Green says. Carol Nutt, Seminola High School Green issued a survey of the majorette Is attending Smith Walstate's financial condition yester­ bridge Majorette Camp at Syra­ day in which he estimated at* mil­ cuse, Ind.. this week. lion dollars would remain as "pure She ia the daughter of Mr. and i" at the end of the current Mrs. C. W. Nutt of MS W. 20th si year June 20, 1137. Green estimated the treasury would have aa actual unencum­ bered balance of 233,441.086 a* of June 26. But he ssid 23 millioni of this should be reserved as worklag capital. The enmptroller said a as mtl* Uan dollar cushion U tha minimum Band. Shirley Teer of Bailor Uni­ required t* keep the state on a versity D also an Instructor at cask basis duriag the teaa tax Smith Walbridge. • collection mooths. Majorettes learn dance and twirl Co*. ColUns la expected to ask routines, show routines, flag twirlthn Legislature is special session tag, and marching. to napraertato 214 million dollar* Other Smith Watbridge campi to hat# fight thn Mediterranean include cheer leading, band, and <rate toned On Pag* Tbcee) • CAROL NUTT - FLYING HKM at majareti* (J b p to Voice Objections C Chapman To Serve On FHA Committee Lee Reappointed Local Merchant Is To City's Civil At North Carolina Service Board Furniture Market Hospital Notes Weather * C. Nutt Attending Majorette Camp S � 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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Thura.. July 8, IM** ix"v c * - , v ne> By PRANK PITMAN b p d ir Amy k making CENTRAL CITY. Colo (JV-Al the Willard Hotel in Waihlngton, D. C„ March 1, ISM, Preildent Chat­ ArtOlerr teMrtlHi U t a ter A. Arthur stepped up to Baby « t Jaeobton th# Army rocrulDo« and d uped her hand laytnf: , who Mid today that four naw "May lifelong hapnlne** and pro*battalion* art tow bring formed parity be the marriage gift for »o to-.rtplaet unit* In Europe next lovely a brida." MDfoary *lthk th* Artnj'a itveMUonary "Operatleu Gyrocope" A half-century later, Mirth T, IMS, the emaelated, rag-clad body »ra*ram. of Baby Doe wa* found froten on I k foot battalion* named to join tha Cabin floor of the Matchless JfAfO art tha Tlth Englnaer BallatMine near eLadvIIle on a bleak, tm< Bart Banning, Oeorgla; Itoth snow.*wept Colorado mountain, Intar Battalion, Port Campbell, Theat are among the real Ufa krfcyi TUth Tank Battalion, 1U9, Hr tramferrcd to Boeky of fart Banning, Oeorgla; and Mount hoipital on Jana It, IMS, high point* In a poignant story of a* aurgeon, and on December 1, Colorado's sliver mining boom d*y» IMS, wa* appointed acting chief woven Into "The Balled of Baby turgeon, which petition he held Doe." The folk opera production—«*nreived, directed and acted by top Brodaway and Metropolitan Oper personalities—will have its world premiere July T at the Central City Opera lloiioe. Thl* I* in the | heart of the mining empire lhal irodured II. A. W. Tabor, allvar I ling who blew 10 million dollar* In I a fabuloui career capped by hit I marriage to Baby Doe in Washing' ton. The original folk opera, "The Bal­ kt weak• at baric military lad of Baby Doe," wa* written at Pact Jackson, (Columhy Douglas Stuart Moore, Pulltaer | th Carollsa. taicat la a 'Oyroneepa' Prise winning composer, and John Latouche, well known librettist. urea many exclusive ad* The folk opera wa* rommltrimod i,f Sergeant Jacobian taid by the Kou**rvi*tky Pound*lion of the Llbi ary of Congre**. "The Ballad of Baby Do*'* draw* its material from the true, atranger.than fiction, life of Tabor. He wa* a Vermont stonecutter who married an austere New England Up woman and migrated lo th* Reek­ HOLLYWOOD lA-Who **y* Lo* ie* in the spring of 1IM. without tetamipTwenty yean later, through the r leave, ex penm i Angela* i* a bum *how town? After a winter that *»w most of luck of rich silver strikes around the local legit thaler* dirk, live Leadville, Tabor had accumulated ■how* are popping all over loan. fortune of six million dollars. He What'* more, audience* are Just moved to Denver and daulad the a* lively. They're out In prove that town by bultdlng an Impressive ttw a m leave heme unlit tha day Angeleno* wQI support a Uva the* showcase, the Tabor Grand The*0 # totem altar dlaeharga, the ter. trr, donating land for a post of­ •Maaltor u id. Backbone of the rprlng and *um fice and creating other headline* Salltttaeet hi the nth Engineer* mar *ea*on i* the Civic Light Opera with hi* splashy spending. a a i tha 04th Plaid Artillery mu.t at tha Philharmonic Auditorium. Tabor'* reckless way* with his b e arranged before duly uth and Buries** I* booming. A firat-clai* sliver dollar* brought rebuke* from before Aaiaei lltt for aaalgamaat revival of tha charming "Rosa­ his New England-reared wife, Au­ to th* filth Teak Battalioa tad linda'' and a #o-*o Broadway hit gusta Pierce. They probably hast­ Silk Stocking*,H hive drawn over ened a divorce and Tabor's subse­ ISO,Oto weekly. That'* more money quent marriage to Baby Doe, born than tnuileala earn in New York. Elizabeth McCourt at Oshkosh, Monday night aaw the opening Wla, Historical description* of her of another amaih, "Damn Yen sound like a composite of Marilyn keea," with Bobby Clark aa an Monroe, Grace Kelly and Kim No­ added aioet "The Girl Friend," vak. Basically, she had light brown come* in next, hair, blue eye* and what on* chro­ Vietor Borgr did tell .out bu»l nicler called "the grand manner of prince**." nap* at the outdoor Greek Theater, drawing a staggering gas.Oto with Courted by all Ih* Oshkosh laMs one-man show. Now Harry dies, Mist McCourt choso Har­ FRANCISCO l i t - Kathy Belafonto la pulling in the crowd*, vey Doe. son of the mayor, for her e p B, tawed as tbs bottle and ha'll be followed by the Ballet husband, F i n a n c i a l reverses fob, but aot hard, Ru*m , "The Red Mill" and "Stu prompted Doe and his wife to seek igee wa* atuek in It. dent Prince," their fortune in Colorado, then the Her y i r u b , (need, and eaigh The new but often vacant Hunt glimmering pot at tha end of the ban togged, gently. Thee s dee Ingtoe Hartford Theater ha* final rainbow. tor tried kla hand. ty found a hit with "Anariaita" It waj *t Central City that Mr*. A e battle, still M l, came Im m and will doubtless do well with Doe acquired the name "Baby "B ate, Betty,H said Dr. WU Melvya Douglas la "Inherit Tha Doe"—attached to her by admir­ Bam Osaka, "yes caa have Wind/ ing miners, fascinated by her fair It appears that Los Angeles will skin and beauty. It waa there too “"h*nk yes," said Ratty, suck support the legit—in tha lumrnir that Baby Doe first heard talk of her ■wsllea tongue, "I think time, at leaat. the "Midas of th* mountain*” —H. I p bee aad poet halt bin a glas. A- W. Tabor—gg year* her senior. Intrigued by the atoriea of Ta­ Plattaum was nied aa err* Synthetic drugs of tha prthldlnf »ant* by Booth American Indt type are comparable to morphine bor'* wealth, Bahy Do* aramged one day lo go to Leadville, the sltr aha tong before Columbia land in habit forming properties, say* of Tabor's matchless mine, by a de­ the World Health Organization ad la Antrim. sign or accident, she met Tabor. Their romance flourished. First came Baby Doe’s divorce from her husband—quietly dona in a remote Colorado small town with » •• H rl*h«»f Pay the help of Tabor'a wealth. For itil* M oral Klnrm Tabor, divorce waa not easy but 1:1* Th* KUa. o f Mlyht Intrrmediarirs finally arranged It. < #» r h .n n .l l*> Crnairnsdt W M IR .T V J I I K in V V I U .H Tabor, yearning for the esteem CM* * n i l. 4 v t i r n i o A t u t n w m n of public office, 8ucc<#d#d ini ft** Mlrk.t Maui* J o * * P air Nava 1:1* wangling a short term—M dsys-J Huaila* * rtahlag wtlk Dan *iea ft apart appointment as U. 8. senator to mil 1:11 W alU r Croktto a vacancy, ! :** l«<a* ilanaar Cllma* This brought a brief oajoura In Mash melon and the chance for the I n -ia .r . W i l e s Tk.atar Vi* Tl ■---------wedding in Baby Doe to the aa. Ilona rapltal with the President as a guest, Tabor waa g> aad she F a lh .r K a a v . .Hot was IT. I l i l t * llapurl l a r f i a t Mary ForS Baby Do* aad her handlebar loll. aim,.— a mustachioed husband rrturaed |»I -Bart farralfa bk.lrh».ok l l - « e r i t i r t a gU eeae - oo Denver but few of th* city's social •rl-VSiaihir ru u u v a o a iia a leader* would accept them. A *nr loo4 M a r ,i* * ' T.,t rail.i a * i» t « K U l l l t * tluo* Horning cession of ill adviaod iamtaseatsl >Ia L*a4 u f Our* l> t. I K . h a .r o . coupled with o chaago la tho gov. I ale,*»«•«* abuw »iM UirrV M Mn.ire U la>< ot nut* »;** a •• ernment’s silver money policy in a I trjr Moor, SHa* !•*■■• Strike t, lUrfc . J l * r* be* ,n 10 wr*to tho end I trike li flirt, ••if* >’•••* « l l.a,1> of Tabor** fortune, \ H ill L e«* of l.lia Jlowi t-e*ir va et H is ■** Cearch fa r T cn e rre w Twelve year* after they war* I I[!lilt Oil 111III* l.lghl married, most of Tabor’a ttlverl U <*• II: »* Hriwrl nrn u anooa dollar* war* goo*. Two yean Uteri I i l l ; I S T M 'S ? ? , : . * " —ItoT—Tabor wa* destitute, unable | J *• Jahanr C r w i U t C l t l i Const** lit # H<>«t*partv M Ike W orld TufB*lo pay )JQ a moath rent ea a cot-| *:»* Hie r a la f f tage. i ! H Boh Croak? t*£SaSieite*!* W»ee«*erty Thl* forced him to seek a loan! 1 -to e r l f h i . r P a y 71 from a former mining associate, | •l*5- *ff.r*t alarm III* Kd*e o f M » h l Winfield Scott Stratton. He gavel *:•• Oiisa lln u * . Tabor money and got him appoint-1 ed postmaster of Denver-!* the| -oat federal building erected oa ground] donated by Tabor. »■ bis Mcowd year m that Jab. which paid tl.saa annually, Tabor I died ot appendicitis April lb, MM.| He bad told Baby Dao, faithful | to the rod, to hold onto the match-1 less min* at LaidviU* at all costa. Tabor believed it would again bn a| source at wealth. ' Baby Do* bacam* a recluse, U f l ing to poverty to a aback aa ttel min* property. Often ska feed I abote at Mwaited tailor*. i Tta last anyone aaw Baby Dae allvo waa Fob. to. ItU, la bar nth yaar, when aba walked tha milo| or more into tta town of LeadviU*| to an old block draoo aod vith| gunnysack wrappings aa bar teot[ e*M ■r R £ L*^ r,j g FRIDAY & SATIKDAY-JULY 6 & 7 MEN'S STRETCH SOCKS TOILET SOAP (one size fits all). All nylon, pretty •olid solan 4 pattern*. Ra*. 1.0B pair Dollar Dbjtb Extra large bar (each bar weight over half a ponud.) • Delightfully perfumed • Hard milled to laat longer • Refreshing lather Fragrances of apple blossom, gardenia, pine and verbena. 5for$1.00 2 p8tr KITCHEN TOWELS Dollar Dbji >4 8 for i SI Of Imported Irish linen, beautiful colon* attractive patterns la scenes of Southern, western, New England, Barnyard, Hearth. Coun­ try 8ton. Poultry* Mast and ONE TA BLE PIECE GOODS Dollar Days Assorted fabrics In cottons, ace­ tates and blenda. Regular prices up to 1.98 yard. SHOWER CURTAINS la plaatU Mamleae, regulation slza, colors of rosfo pc*n. blue alec whita. INDIAN HEADS 84 Inch** wide, colors of tans preen, (old* red, pink, ftey aln* Dollar Dajb PLASTIC By The Yard Dollar Dijri 86 and 84 inch widths. Nica pat­ terns, regular 69 and 89c Dollar Days M ILD EW D ISK 3 Yds. C A N N O N DISH CLOTHS CAMP BLANKETS • -4 And Comfort Bags MEN'S HAT PROTECTORS !i: rata mostly tiny oquunU w d "STOPS MILDEW** • No frritatfcto fames • Harmkaa to dotheo Each disk lasts a poor. r BLANKET TELEVISION R A D IO Larf* •!*• (1**18) soft and durabl*, wtshaWa, DOLLAR DAYS Live Shows Popping All Over LA 4 0i»«>, Ckllm O s a r p k s t fc w ith stppap • Dust proof • llolstura proof Clear. plastic, for ntraw or felt hats, sixna imaQ, mad., large- • M oth p ro o f T w o d w , on o holda 4 bUnhota « S com forter. Tha othao holds blankets o r 1 com forter Days Dollar DayB Bister •tripos In altos B thru 10'g. Regular prlcaa 6t k A 7Be pr. ^ g/ BOY'S T-SHIRTS In patterns (e few •olid colors) ages l h thru IB (sizes broken) \ Values to 1JB PLASTIC TABLE MATS Pretty nolid colon in a popular 4 Dollar Diys—4 For r BOY'S SPORT SHIRTS / MEN'S SOCKS Mercerized cotton, or Patents and •olid colors. Sizes 10 thru II. Regular 76« and 1.00 nylon. S g ff ' MEN'S SLACKS Nationally known brand. Sites SB to IS. AR have that desirable crease hold* ing quality. Can bo waahed or drr cleaned. VUeoee 84% Mohair SS%* Acetate 10%, A Dacron 4%. Nationally ad- f \ f �r-n?T ^ a ttfo r fr ■ ULME XLVin Established 1908 l& z r tilb AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA ir Your Herald b Not • Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7- P. M. For Delivery * FRIDAY. JULY 6. 1956 Associated Press Leased Wire No. 133 Fruit Fly ounties W ill Share On Display Anderson Reports Big Drop osts If Survey Shows In Bank In Farmers' M arket Sales auseway Not Feasible Trucks The Mediterranean fruit fly Is In Sanford—under glass of course, so the! folk* It this area ran see what the devastating insect looks lika. A glass bottle, containing the male, female, end larvae of toh Mcd-Oy is on display in the lobby of the Florida Stitt* Bank. Along­ side the bottle is . a magnifying glass so that visitors may easily get a look at the colorful but harm­ ful insect. The display waa made possible through the cooperation of Florida Citrus Mutual said Florida State Bank President T. E. Tnrkrr. According to Tucker, the display will remain in the lobby of the bank for several more days te give everyone an opportunity to get, a close lolok at the fly that is giving citrus growers trouble in other section* of the state. Hundreds have sesn the display and have taken advantage of the opportunity to familiarise them­ selves with the Mediterranean Fruit Fly. Seminole and Volusia Counties will share the cost of a traffic and earnings survey for the pro -poced cause* ay linking the two countlas over the St. Johns River should the study prove to be not feasible. Tbs Seminole County Board of Commissioners adopted Its resolu lion on Tuesday complying with the request from Fifth District Road Board member William II. Dial and the Volusia County Board of Coramlsslonera adopted a similar resolution at their yesterday’s meeting Funds for the engineering ltudy of the traffic and earnings for the gigantic MW million project will com* from the primary road funds JL'' s: ' M l and advanced by the State Road Board. However, should the study be negative and the project deem ed not feasible, the two counties will be required to replace the ta__ is.- uMfeMUt monies from their secondary road **THK NAVY IB MY CAREER. ASK MB ABOUT IT" ssy* Ches­ funds within the year following ter F. Mecek, (left) Dental Technician First Class, USN, » , h* tha study. receives Ids re-enlistment pay check from LTJlJ. O. F.. Polls, The adoption of tha two resolu SC, USNU, Disbursing Officer of Snnford Naval Air Station, fol­ ROBERT L. WILBURN JR, (left) new Men Manager of t h e tiqna will assure the immediate lowing ceremonies held ahoard tha atation this week in which ach*lor Officer1* Facilities of Sanford Naval Air Station, la WESTBURY, N. Y , (JR -T h a SIact t re-enllsUd la Uw Navy far stx years- (Official Photo, U. 8. rooted by LTJG. John J, Sapltowtea Jr, USN, Meat Troaaurer of work on the engineer's report end father of kidnaped Peter Wein Navy) B. O. Q , upon assuming Me new position at 8NAS this week, study. In t conversation mjlh John berger today received a phone Wilburn was formerly Military Pay Supervisor of tbo Green Cove Krlder Sanford City Commissioner call from a person believed to Spring* Novel Base. (Official Photo, t). 8. Navy) and Cosnty Comm! itiont r-elect, have taken the month-old child WUUim H. Dial, Fifth District The father informed the caller ha Read Board member said "You was prepared to meet tha rai can relax for 1T-M will bu four- demand. lined from Sanford to flva Points Morris Weinberger, the father, and ia Included in this year's bud received the call at 1:10 a. m. The S a n f o r d ' * representatives to*1 Sfrmorial service* for tha three geL Ws are going ahead 1mm* only further information revealed VAH-B mrn who Were lost in Boy*' State, tbo yearly American dlately and as fast aa possible was that ha told the person tha explosion of an AJ-2 Savage fflfica sponsored event at our with the survey on the causeway." the phone: bomber Monday afternoon were state capital, wlU appear at the Dial pointed out that than are held thta afternoon at the San­ "Am ready to meet your three step* necessary to aecom msnd. awaiting your csi)." mooting of the Sanford Rotary ford Naval Air Station chapel at plish. First, the traffic and tarn< Club at noon Monday, at the Yacht It waa not madt clear just why I o'clock. lag report; second, the civil sur­ the response was worked ia such Chaplain C. L. Arnold conductCub. Scheduled to tall of their ex vey; and then third the fiscal ad the aervlces while the entire fashion. parlance* a n : Al' Stanley, Rotary agents must set up the bonds. Weinberger'* son was takes personnel of VAU-B attended in C u b ; Henry Cason K1urania; Brant­ The Fifth District Road Board U body. ley Sehirard, Lions; Bobby little, member told a joint meeting of from a carriage at the buck o f The memorial service ■ were Chester F. Macrk, Dental Tech­ their fashionable home hero Wed­ SUu and J. D. Stone, of the Jaylb e month of July has been des­ thu two Boards of County Commieheld for Contdr. Auburn W. Her- nician First Class, USN, and cur­ nesday afternoon white the mother ron, I.t. (jg) L. E. Foley, and rent president of the Hsnfurd ignated a* "a safe and careful sloncrs earlier this ysar that the S t m of the youths, Staniay LU' month" by Mayor P. D. Scott a engineer who furnished tha preli­ had supped into the bouse a mo­ Aviation Electronic* Technician Branch 141; of the Fleet Reserve u e and Sehirard a n fu ll-ta p am- a psMsmatton iaeaed yesterday. minary report ou thu proposal ment. JAsviid class, J. K. Whlsnsnt, Assort*t« * , _ re-enlisted fa the causeway eouM lf turned loose cl ,._A uoto ei* left, damandint * T h * service* were 'Dpi n to all * m iiiranBM aoa to th# fJdr that Nary fbr an additional fix year* tie peoejet, hare everythlag ta n.ooa rantom. personnel aboard the Panford ■board Sanford Naval Air tSstion in the month of July of lest year Police baited a trap lor the kid­ anted leave* of absence by Bralreadiness for thu awarding of bids Naval Air Elation ami their de­ recently. thera were more than It C O * « naper yesterday with package* ou Jan. 1, 1KT. r Odham to attend the annual pendent*. Commander If. C. Colee, USN, citiaenihlp course at TaUabaasee. cident with M persons killed erJ The Volusia County agreement supposedly containing ransom Arrangements were In charge Executive Officer of SNA8, ad­ nearly -4A00 persons Injured In Cason, a J. C, Penney, employe, la to adopt the reiolution hinged on money but mostly ooatalnlng pap­ of Carey-Hand Funeral Home, ministered the oath of re-enlist­ at this time attending the Key Florida, Mayor Scott brought out the asstiraace from Road Board er ia bill six*. ment, and presented Marek with C ub convention in Datlai Tea. and in his proclamation "This is a per­ member DIG that the State Road However, no ono showed up to hii shipping articles. Mneck's sixRians on returning in time to talk iod when everyone Is .thinking of Department would continue to try lo take either of taro packages )rar re-oidistment will complete *e the local dub. J. D. Stone, well iod when everyone la thinking of maintain the present route of 1T-BI pieced at epots in tha vicinity of hi* 20 years o military service known member of the Seminole the brotherhood o f man and tha and that a new across road from tha Weinberger borne. Brngh School Band and ita drum true spirit of independencs, what Da Bary to the proposed new route necessary for rotlroment. Police refused to say after this major, teat year, will coma from It means, and the joy of living. A veteran of 14 years of Naval for the highway would be built. morning’s phone call to Weinber­ "It was not intended that this fcis home in Geneva to be at the W. Floyd McRae, * former re­ service, Marek reported aboard Dial had previously made a pub­ ger’s home whether they would Rotary meeting. should be a period o f bloodshed lic statsment that the present high­ ■Up out of the case long enough sident of Hanford, and assistant SNAS for hi* aecond tour of duty and tha unnecessary waste of Ilfs, way would b* maintained and tha for the family to make a prlvaU to the general manager of. the at .Sanford from the USS Tululla through reckless, cureless and accesi road would be built. effort at getting the baby back. Post Cereals and Carton and Con­ in January, 1054, Prior to repor­ drunken driven and careless and tainer Division* of General Foods ting lo that ship, he was sta­ The fifth Dletrict Road Board member, stated In a letter to the drunken pedestrians," Corp. since July 105:1, hns hern tioned with Fasllon Ml st San­ promoted to manager of the rum ford from October, until June The Florida Safety Council la two Boards of Commissioners "1 mill sates at the corporation** 1953. Since collaUng in Hie Navy calling on all cilltens, America? have every confidence that this Bskrr-Gnlnc* Division at Kan­ in 1942, he haa had duly aboard Legion Posts, veterans organisa­ project will be approved and found tions, civic dubs, enforcement of­ feasible, f think it would mean kakee, HI. several different ships and ahurc ficers and others and Is trying to much to the development of the Announcement of the promotion stations throughout the world. Robson Sporting Goods won ■ make this month an occasion of two counties." Macek la active in other local JACKSONVILLE U5- An anony­ was made recently i>>- Ray M. double-header softball gam* from solemnity aad dignity in memory The causeway over the St. Johns Schmitt, General Foods operating Wilaon-Maler Furniture Co. last of those who have and who are Riser would join the French Ave. mous tipster who overheard plans vie* prealdent. McRae is to assume organizations aa well as being for a bank robbery put FBI agents president of the Sanford Branch of night. hla new duties Immediately. Ills today paying the Supreme Sacrifice Throughway at Lake Monro* with In tha first gama, played under to reddest and careless driving, U. S. Highway 1T-B2 st Enterprise on a trail that led to three arrest* successor for the former post has tha Fleet Reserve Association. He last night only nlns hours after ia Senior Vice Com manner of lights at the Fort Mellon Park tha Mayor of Sanford said. and continue through Volusia Coun­ 111,000 was stolen from the Flor­ not yst been named. softball diamond, Robson Sporting In calling for the month of July ty by way of the present Orange ida National Bank at Starke. Prior to Joining Post Cereal* In VFW Post 3282, and a member of the Sominule County Sportsman's Goods tallied with nine runs on to be observed as "a safe aad City-Enterprise Road. Most of the money was reported 1153, McRae waa manager of Association, the Elba, and the •is hit* with the WHson-Maler Fur- careful month," Mayor Scott, |a Estimate! m e a l that the causeflour and fred aalrs at General v ulture Company men drawing a his proclamation "urged that driv­ way, when completed, would shor­ recovered. Food's Iglrhart Brothers Jelln Holy Nam* Society, ' A Navy enlisted man, Clinton Included in his decorations, tw o la both (he kit and run cel- ers and pedestrian* be careful and ten the route from Orange City to Division. He originally joined the Emil Wllhington, II, of Cecil Field ttmna. Macek hi* the Europesn-AfricanSanford by 4.1 miles. cooperate." near Jacksonville and Empire, tgiehsrt Division in i944 as sale* Middle Eastern Area Campaign The new route would not by■ Batteries In the first game for Nev. was charged with bank rib- manager of family flour and later ribbon, Asiatic Pacific Campaign, pass any community already sere, Robson Sporting Goods were D. L. we* appointed sales manager of bqry. WW II, ami Korean ribbona, and ed by U. S. 1T-B2 but according Merritt and W. L. Whitehurst; for Another Navy man. Marvin (he bulk flour ami bulk mixes. to genetal feeling would provide Frederick-on. It. of Cecil Field Before that he was with I'illshury the Good Conduct Medal. Wllsoa-Maler Tommy Suggs and a modern highway to be used by and Wedderburn. Ore., and a girl, Mills, Ine of Minneapolis, Minn, Jaek Shriard. Ila is married to the former De Bary, taking heavy traffic out In tha second game of the even­ Mary Ann Reid, 23, of Jacksonville ns manager of Ha Southwestern Misa Laurrlla Brigea, o f Ports­ of the businees area of tha already aero charged as accessories mouth, N. If. They have four Grocery Product* Division. ing the Robson Sporting Goods fast-growing community, and give McRae, who I* 47-ye*r«-old. children: Steven, five; Michael, 4; team came out ou top with seven FBI agent* said they could not Enterprise a new and closer route reveal the identity of the Jackson was--------runs off seven hits while the Witborn in Camilla, ti«. lie at- Arthur 3; snd Janet, I. They re­ Robert L. Wilburn J r, has as­ to shopping centers. eon-Maier team scored three runs Ville reiident-whose tip led them1tended the University »f Georgia, side in Sanford, sumed duly as Mess Manager of Only one person oppoird Ihe new to srreit the trio at Uita Ilcid'a evening school in Atlanta and five hit*. tha Bachelor Officer’s Facilities of causeway project at yesterday's residence. recently wee grnduntrd from the During the nightcap the score Sanford Nava) Air Station. meeting of the Volusia County Seeing new* accounts of Hit rob­ American Atenagemmi Associa­ era* tied l-S la the elith inning Aa Mess Manager, ha win havu Board at Commissioners. W. 0. bery at SUrke, about 40 mile* tion'* management school in Nsw when Joe Aert of Robson Sporting (OwlIbmw am Page Eight) southwest of beta, this resident in­ York City. Goods slammed n round-tripper direct supervision over all functions of the Bachelor Officer's Quarter*, He end his wife, Evelyn, have formed authorities of having over with the basea loaded and too been active In community affair* heard plan* for such a robbery. •uts already called against them. food, and recreational facilities of tha station. snd *rs active members of tfc* TALLAHASSEE if) — The Flor­ Error* cost the Wilson-Maier First Congregational C h u r eh. ida Supreme Court today ruled A nativa of Oklahoma City, Okie,, taam the gome. July I Their daughter Samira, Iras com­ Invalid the Florida Milk Commis­ Wilburn was formerly Military fa y Batteries lor Uw second game; Admission* Supervisor of the Green Cove pleted her freshman V‘*r at sion's action In suspending milk ■ * » » Sporting Goods, W. L. Springs Naval Bite, before assum­ Odessa Henderson (Sanford* Northwestern University. price controls for a one year trial BiArhurtt and Joe Aeri; Wit.on Wannrll Rabun fPanfmdl ing his new position at SNA9. CRESTON, Iowa (jP-Adlal Stev­ period. Haler, Red HJer* end Jack SchiCurtis Daniels fSanford) enson, candidate for the Democra­ Wilburn is a veteran of both WW The court ordered the commis­ rard. Discharges tic presidential nomination, says II, and the Korean Conflict. He sion to restore tha controls which League *Utsdlegs U data: Robson has had aetiva duty with the Mutry. Ben Warren (Titusville) tha country needs some "new were In effect when the moratori­ •porting Goods has was six and and Marina Corps, serving a total Mrs. Neely Marsbell end bah/ ideas" te meet its farm problem. um was orderrd last September last I; W. Aties Burpee has won (Sanford) Stevenson disclosed yesterday on of four years wtih each branch. "until such price orders have been two and lost 1; Hunt McRobart* Ho wait Penny (Sanford) the first leg of what he call* a While serving at the f t Bragg revised or amended by valid orhas won two aad loot three; WilsonJuly • "listening tour" to find out what On TSursdav. Ju'1’ 19. Technical- er of the commission." Meier furniture Co, has woo • aad Army Bate, Ft. Bragg. N. C , he Admissions farmer! are thinking, that ha i*! Sergeant Mieke* Thomas, of Ihe waa Chief Steward of tha Officer's lest ala. In an opinion by Justice Glenn club there which i* oaa at the Tex Lee Simpson (Lake Monroe) considering a program which would Fecund Shore Party Grouo Com Byron Webb (Sanford) offer high inducements to main­ nanv, Marine Corns Re-erve of nr- Terrell, the court said the com­ . »■ «• tap tonight largest In the country. tojho softball league's schedule of Henry M. Gut (Sanford) tain a sliable "grass and legume Isndo will be In Sanford to t.ilk tn mission suspended prire control* He is presently an aetiva mem­ Pirns beginning at T:M p. m. with bnv* between the axcv of 1T and without any public hearing aa re­ ber of the Naval Reserve, aad la Mr*. Margaret Brown (Sanford) bare" on farms, W. AUee Burpee meeting Hunt- a career Civil Service Maa. Mrs. Patricia TnnowsU (Sanford) Ha said what ha ha* in mind 14'4 year* of see. ibnut the art- quired bby law. McBeberts. Th# opinion reverted a decision Betty Ann Hunt (Loch Arbor) i* a plan under which farmer* vs nil yea of becoming a member Wilburn is married to the former of the Leon County Circuit Court J# Ann Site (Sanford) would have a certain acreage for of the Marine Reserve. Miss Mary Thomson, of OkUlmma Birth* growing grate aad legumes and Those Interested in becoming a which had ruled tbo commission'* City. They have on* child, Naagy, Baby Bey Trinowekl could do what they pleated with member of "one nf the finest mili­ action waa legal. one aad reside near Sahlord, Baby Bey Hunt The moratorium, Intended to acreage outside that base. tary organliatlnns In the world." Discharges Stevenson did net go into detail are urged to rontart Sergeant The help th* commission determine > Purtly cloudy With Mr*. Ball Silfea (Da Bary) aa how it would work but said U maa at tha Poet Office between whether milk price control* are M M ly eftrrweea thu_______ Com La* Johaaen (Sanford) waa mo that might bo “easier to the hours of 10 nad t P. M. He needed in Florida, was attacked m through Saturday) lew toMr*. Pram# and baby (Sanford) poliee" than present farm pro­ ha* some valuable information tor In court by a group of milk pro­ Earn* La* Mathew* (Sanford) grams. uter* and distributors. tbo young maa af today. I p* " * 7L Father Gets Call From Believed Kidnaper Today « Memorial Service Is Held For Plane Crew Macek Re-Enlisfs In Navy For 6 More Years 01 Service Rotary Speakers Told July Designated 'Safe, Careful Month' BfMayor s ^ s s s .-'ia fs p rs C Floyd McRae Gets Managerial Post Robson's Winner Double-Header Jax Man Overhears Plans For Robbery; Three Are Arrested Wilburn Is Named BOQ Mess Manager Hospital Notes Milk Commission's Action Is Ruled Invalid By Court Adlai Says Country Needs 'New Ideas' Sgt. Thomas Will Give Advantages O f Marine Reserve W eather Bypassing Sanford A big drop in the Sanford State Farmers* Market sates waa Uir prinripl* Item brought out hy Market Manager Sandy Anderson aa he announced hie year-end re­ port today. "Many tnirka are bypassing Sanford," Randy Anderson aaid as he explained the annual report during tha season of 1955-M of Florida fruits and vegetables told from the market's platform*. "You wilt note that the tain through the Sanford State Farm­ ers' Market amounted to 2341,108 packages at a grots valuation of >5.189,402.03," Anderson salt). "We regret the Sanford State Farmers' Market showed a de­ crease of 284.2M package* and a valuation decrease nf $897,071.19 aa compared to tha tea sou at 1954 55." he said. In further axplatning hit annual commodity report, Sandy Ander­ son aaid, 'Taking Into considera­ tion the five-million dollar Dualneta through th* Sanford Mar­ ket, wa muit keep in mind that aver Jtfc million dollars wrrjh of produce and fruit, which wera not available from Sanford growers, wera purchased by the dealers from 8tato Farmers' Markets and fruit and packing houses located In Ihe southern part of tha State, and also over >800,000 worth of produce waa purchased by th* dealers from the Zell wood area." Sandy Anderson said today, "I want to see th* small growers back in production." Commenting on a Sanford Her­ ald editorial preceding th* an­ nual commodity report. Sandy Anderxou aaM, "Your edltortgl tn The Sanford Harold o f Juno waa very well stated; there muit be ami will have to be. some plan worked out to help tha small growers get back into the grow­ ing of farm products; alto a plan to heap him on the farm. If this cannot be accomplished the en­ tire agricultural industry will go into tha bands o t tha large produc­ ers and marketing ageuel** leav­ ing tha amall farmer In a de(torzble condition seeking private employment to support himself and hi* family." "At the rat* the email grower haa gone oul of the farming in­ dustry, the past flv* years ia ap­ palling," he aaid, "From a conservative check," Anderson commented, "there are 47 farmers in Seminole County within the last five year* that have discontinued growing farm products. Th* estimated acreage given up by these 47 farmers will total approximately 1,500 acres. "These farmeri wera willing to go all out in tha production of farm products," Anderson aaid. "Th# reason these farmers had to discontinue the growing of vegetable* wa* because ha could not produce adequately without a fair net price ia keeping with production coats, "Th# herd facta are," commen­ ted the Sanford Sute Farmers' Market Manager, "The farmer dote not control the cost of pro­ duction but I* u creature of cir­ cumstances. He must purchase hla supplies and labor at the market price and he is compelled lo pay whatever ia asked. II* haa no choice." Continuing hit comment* on the present farm product condition*, Sandy Anderson aaid, ' Tha fact* ara, the market price rralired for his produce have never been raised in proportion to tha gen­ eral economic level of prices which ho la compelled va pay be­ fore he can produce form produett." In another line nf llinught, An­ derson rontinurd hi* reovrt "If Delegates Give Boy's Stale Report At Jaycee Luncheon Report* from the Fanfnr.f hnyu attending Bny’a State thle yesf in Tallahassee were heard hv the Feminol# County Junior Cham* her of Cominrir* at It* noon lunrheon meeting yeaterdxr. Bobhv Little, sponsored by tl,0 Sanford Elk* t.edc*s Ai Stanl<T. sponrored by the Sanford Ro‘ -'-p Club; Brantley Sehirard, apo-«orsd hy the Sanford Lion* Cl hj end J. D. Stone, sponsored hy tho Seminole County Junior ChambT of Commerce, ell gave the Javceca a rundown of the day*by d.-vy event* experienced during their week long stay In Tailaha*frn studying end practicing govern­ ment. Henry Caaon. eponsored, by tha Sanford Klwania Club was out of town attending another Youth meeting and could not appear at yesterday's Jnyree luncheon. Also attending yesterday's luncheon, held at Jim Spencev'a Restaurant wera Warren Sander* and Jack Roberta, member of tha O r l a n d o Jayeeee, and Larry Condict, Fourth District Jayceo trie* president. Condict Invited the local Jayceeg to attend a training aesaion for new officer* which was held In Orlntu do last night and to be held agniit next Thursday night, Tha Fourth District vice pres­ ident advised local Jayeeee thik a District Caucus ia being plann­ ed for either Aug. 6 or 12. Meeting* of .the Seminole Coun­ ty Jayeeee will be held at Jim Spencer's Raetaurant through th# moevth of August dua to tha vacation ot their caterer, Mr*. Hamer Iritis. S Governor WanTs" Group To Hurry ; Up With Studies (Coatiaaed Ot rage Eight) C a t Starts Florida Trip On Airplane W A S H I N G T O N UP-Tabhy. sure he's a cat—will start an air­ plane vacation trip lo Florida Sun­ day, Ihanke to some help from hit owner's congressman. Tabby's people Mr, aad Mra. Salon H. Thompson, Arlington Va., aro driving Is Florida. Tabby doesn't like car ridos. Th* airlines said Tabby couldn't rid* a plan* unaccompanied. Rep. Braykill B-Vp. was tailed ou for help. "I just wrote National Airlines a light letter about It aad they to top Idea," ~ TALLAHASSEE uB—Gov. Collin* wants tha Florida Gam* and Fiesta Water Fish Commission to burr? up with studiri on tab effects of so-called monkey fishing ia tab St, Johns River. He aaid bo hopes thu atudica will enable th* commission to *rt regulations for use of electric at apparatus satisfactory to both ■porta and commercial flshormciu The electrical devices known an monkey* and used by commercial Usher men to take catfith havn drawn objection! from pleaaitr* fishermen who say tha gadgets interior* with their sport Collins aaid he has no doubt catfish ran be taken with monkrya without harming other fish "hut there ia a lot of question whether th* machines have been used to take other fish." Commercial flebermw brought their aide of tehe story to th* gov­ ernor yesterday, He beard last week from representative* of sports fishermen. Ike Talks Politics^ With 2 Aides Today GETTYSBURG, Pa. I P - Pre-Ident Eisenhower talked polit e* with two aides today, but they declined to tay whether he Indi­ cated what hii present political intention* may be. Presidential press s e c r e t a r y James C, Hagerty told a news con­ ference that he and Presidential Asst. Sherman Adams had disrob­ ed "personal polltirs and general politics" with Eisenhower, Hagerty declined over end ovre lo say whether the President h.rd disclosed any derision, either to run or not to run for another term. But th* pren secretary v as la an amiable, happy mood. Hagerty said he wouldn't Inn# whether or when there might ho sums public pronouncement front Eisenhower. But he did say Iht President might bold a news eon* fercnce before leaving Gettysburg. And he said ha would take uadee consideration • formal request L t one. Republican Club To Elect Directors By MART FOWLER The D* Bury Republican ef W will meet next Wednesday, July It, at IP x u . In the firehouse at which time, then will uu election of director*. Among the opeukere wfllt h# Raymond Ovtagtou of Daytona Reoch. candidate far sheriff an| Harold Rteomeir, candidate ft# county judge, ala* o f Daytona h A- �........... ^ *.1" HMBfi&ofVa m ( l ' ' ' ' *, ’ Page 8, Frtddy, Joly 9, 1056 lAJW W O WHHAT-P O N THE HOUSE All Churth Notice* muat be presented At Til# Hsrtld * office by 10 a. m. on the day before publication. T b iia iA , paola church M rA or christ Dnyt Blbla Wwihta •arttee 9m Sm •mtea Hudj Wedosedday Prayer Service T:M Evening Worship at 10 ii-oo am • « pta. V (p u w ^tlni will bum Aug. • and eenllnus through Aug. J| >t Urn ghOrth m mats road, -IMA Barvjae* will ho held oath OVfptaf *t V:4I with Oka H. Tue- CHURCH OP a t ROT Hd «k * mm Af*. Suadlf morning servicer to a.ai duedap tfoatml. tl a m. Homing Worship Sunday •*aaint Mrvieoii A:IS pm Training Unum Sunday School 1:43 a. m Homing Worship ll'e, m Voglh Servlet 1:43 P, IP Evangel title Rally f:4| p. m Prayer and Bible Study Wedaaa day gl f;U p. m, ''Remember a glad band Invitee pot) to worship with os." Last winter la Mlhsauhee, a roving editor for Hotuo A Home, | trad. puWkaUoti for tha bulidlog Industry, took photographs •f dltahoa half-fun of frees* eew. act from septic tank m l pipe* Too 4Hah«a war* in a ROW «0W>* raunlty of 916,000 to 6*6,909- 8UNDAY Bible Stud* ...... Horning Warship Evening Worship WEDNESDAY Bible Study ,,,, su d or Sunday Sebaol HtjineM Matting Open-Air (Stm t aaUtf aafar One plapni tributes tha yI £ Salvation Mnetlng U a,*». Mftata* Weribla. Nr- men by tha paster en the tabferti "Ndlwsvwlhg Th* Chorth." frondsait avsv W, T. SOUTH PIPE MPOST CWVRCH Rnet if w. At Park Aya Tbs end of your search For a friendly Church. R. B, Unuferd, Paster W. L. staphtit, Associate Pastor HOteo Mgglnbetham, A a 0 0 a y Nursery fes small ebiidm, liH pm, M-Y.f, Sopaar 1 ». m, M. Y. t, K now n TiH pm. Organ Vsspert with eatimaWd tbaP it will seat l? -W Mra. Albert Htakeen at the pay aere, at IS milltan delUrs, Sunday Schottta,“ dML ^ ^ ^ Homing Worihip 11 A. M Bible Study » : » p M. Evening Worship • P, H. Prayer Meeting (Wed.) 6 P . M . Hlaaleoary PremlUanla) •under B Weleome Preaching trgw- I pm. ironing WnrsWt. Can* pvafoWool tanging led by CENTRAL BAPTIST CMU1CH J, W. Parham, pastor Oar. Paoiieaptb Ri, Oak Art. CRL’ gCB OP JBSCS CRUS? Suadty School i u a. m. OP l a t h s DAY SAUST* ult lesaen, “J m * Is the Sen ef Horaiag Worship Service U;09 A. 0. Pitta, Branch Prsellsoi a. m. City Hell Trelalng Union SslS p. m. It's a Sunday School 10 am. family affair. Sacrament Meeting s pm, Rvontag Warahlp f iJOp. m. "Coma thou with ua and wa will UFSALA COMMUNITY PRE8RYTPBIAN CHURCH Bey, C, C. White HMeter BUST CHURCH OP GHENT. SCUNTOT. Mra. Clover Merra PloalM see r , saseAd at Beaman Ass*. Sunday Nrviaea 111so a. m. Mise PitftcU Pianist Sunday Seboo) l:H a, m. Wednesday Evening Meeting 1:00 p, m. monthly), PtHewiMp Usseq-flermon "giersmsnt" «. Nd Tuesday after. Beading Room located to Payer ef Church Building open to puhllo t:M lq 4:90 pm. Tuesday* and Thursdays, A cordial Invitation le attended to all U attend our aervteea and usa tha Reading Boom. Qil.il Worship Sorviee. It o’elesk, with cmilpegetlmiil tinging. Scrip­ ture resdtng, p esw . eMhem, the Lord's Supper end eemten. Cldye E. reathsn will lasiet the naiter. Theme: ''Overcoming BvlL'f Nursery faslUl aepUe tank* in five MWwpstem elates as* werWMfWPeriy, aaya Denial tvana, regional engineer far the U A Publie Health Nrvice. Reewtini en hie (ladings in niigilia. Indiana Mlehlgan, Ohio and Wtteonein. he says: "Where you hava no supervis­ ory control ever the Installation, I doubt if you wlU find so per coni of them operating taUifae* tartly," George Peeeld, Aset. Sept. at Charsb Scbeel Church School 10 Worship 11 Weetmlnetor Pellowshlp T Willing Workers f Evening Worship f:S0 gm. we. pmpm. pm. "Everybody Uvitad U attend eur earvleee.* It seems that Mother Barth can only drink up • certain amount The first paw homes erected la aa area M f eetanBy nee Mlghhoetng Iota W absorption. "Their eeptie tanka,1* cays ana analysis, "may serve well far 10 ta 16 years. But then ethers earns ia, sad the aett gets overloaded, la tha first 16 month! ef septic teak operation In cease areas, there is a Mg reduetten In sell absorp­ tion aapeettr, an n paw hams buy. n may get a horrifylag surprise •flee one, two sr three years " Incidentally, the eembtaatlet ef eeptie tank fields with the use of washing mstttinae and dishwaib- ’’■ r s s w f c r is*3 Elm Ave. Rsr. D, D. creasy, Paster Sunday Schorl I;I3 A M Morning Worihip Uioo a m Sunday Night fiarvlce 7)41 pm. HMB Tuesday Night T:M P.M. VLB Thursday night f:M P. M • RT. LUBE'S LUTHERAN In Marla (Near Oviedo) Bay. Stephen M. Tuhy, Patter Homing Worship I;Z3 a. m. Redm Mission Broadcast at s.io Mental Wereh •per Perfect, a. m. over w 6 r I (fsa kc) Sunday School J.ju a. m .-for all age coups CbrisUan Day gebool— Monday through Friday B:oo a. m.-tAil alcmaaury gradea and kladaw tartan). PLNBCREST b a p t ist MISSION U correet the inevitable bad aaalUry eendlUeas. . . If wa eon. tliiue eur present polltt**, la S3 peart « s will hava 46,000 acres af eeptie laaka whisk tp remedy will cost M million dollara. Meet, aaor. m s may be *"'r * third •f tlm sHt, .fey ta* N m m v e n will haya to pay 0 second time for tha feeeonlweWit i f *>• roadways a*4 their acceasoriee, the east ad e^Jfh will bn asisasad ifM M i tbew pesposWs. As as »nawer to asnltaa wasta disposal, the seuile tank "is only a poleiit medicine eury-oil. aaya this observer. Ha *onta»d* that tbs minimum let site f*r the use af g septic tank should be at O v ir $52 Million Railed By Moreh O f Dimes In *56 PO TATO IS. .7 O o*d tar 6v*ryb'edy| -TM «ns MS *f piNAMI *•*■ rtovmHi* pp4 pM* 0*A ■ el. ^ .■■■Kss af mt¥ sod Mw tv*d NEW YORK, - Th# 1W Mmh' of Dimes raised a tout of ggS.100,ooo last Janus, y, Basil O'Cynnor, president of the National Founda­ tion (or Infantile Paralysis, an. nounced today. O'Connor said eg,ooo polio pa iients now on March of Dimes chapter toll* Joined him tn repres­ sing gratitude ta the millions of Americana who supported this year's fight against the disease. "Although wg have turned th« eerpsr hito what we hope will prove to be the last mlfe end rocky roeg, we will have much to achieve lq the real conquest of polio,** he !■ « . In addition te continuing medi cat care and rehabilitation for those afflicted by the dlseast, O'Connor r\ld, the Mmh oi Dimes must carry on vital re­ search to consolidate end extend the great gains that have been made In polio. A third major phrase of the pregram la the training of urgently needed doctors, physical theraplata and other experts in the care of p e l l # patient*—specialist* whose skill* will be ussd In caring for the disabled from all causes- Tha National Foundation has the largest professional edu­ cation program of any national voluntary agency, ‘ ‘The Karsh of Dime! will keep Its promise that no polio patient will go through Ufa with physical handicaps that could he relieved," O'OPnnor said. "Until that prom­ ise is mat in full, wo oannot claim of the disease." -sw iw -sttr stas* Santa* 1 ef A* wArlas-ttAea M e ^ r . — Or. l N. RsOsla. Seed ef At M i Creel fesOtriew. DlfsriiV* pretsmi In tart plost* nn4 unlmeh ft* *mk «• ptvssso. a med ** w at a n rt« Cafwtae Amshpsdfa rev*f*»wt. hw w i emiaeA far* m pH set A» M i prediwe ebei»t A *« sews is ewsriJve tseeWs*. aoewes heM s I* Am i psf fM emrisi e* As* . Svksvtd A Mettr mmeeUkft far As tarAsen ef As WA peepie • e*t ef At Psrdfsif p »4 «e«f esfsrlse *•**• • ' PM KM*tam (toe eta tan sWc, AsWd AemHrt«i ■sewmif Metsf pate. Sey Ape le notes tap them PedebyUeise Sts •nhaieam w«ta»«*s*ei... ............ g ttfw Qvp«siM.t|i| ream ir t f art fe»m rt» press »ff»rf«Si As Vltaf* sss Aefr t»eW/. HAST HUHHHR MACARONI Combine two tana of masamnl with chtsso eaues with one can of spaghetti save* with meat, Ar. rants S frsnkfurtsrs on top and baka In a moderate even for a ■cant half-hour. This will etrva tlx. With a green salad plus fruit end cookie* for deeeert, you'yq act for a perfect "per*h" supper. GO / MAN PREP KNACK Take twelva slices of ceoktt ham, chopped or mineed end mix well * ti jar of sharp cheti* spread, f**s«p by adding a minetd anion. 4 tcaspeona prepared must­ ard, one teaspoon worcsstsrshtre eau<w and • law drone of ub«Ko. Combine and um tar a he-ma spread oR rye or brown brsaJ^ CA R EFR EE L E T US F IB IR G L A B S Y O U R B O A T L O W PR IC E S EDCO FIBERG LASS BO A T C O . M O N R O E r B O A T -BOWL 17*11 A T M ONROR B R ID G E HOT! h of JU LY and MOBS WASH-DAY BLUBS Drytag elethea, once a blt-ormiss prepeeltlon, baa new become •n aiH iytt-tks-esak affair. it af tha clothes three, a^v^i three te aii, ev< Sunday miming during the w ship hours fit* and UtN am. 6 pm. Evening Warship Wm . "Stephen the First Chi H ta ttt wssweef e**sWM>e irttssS IT S ft I #0# II* BNill ei a* fe«ii i* HhMi W ^im lyqaA A ifW In M ttimm A AM w S™ tall FW V fvVW w, Ffm wiA *fY Dairy Assn. Wants Price Controls , To Be Restored TAMPA, ill -» If price control* are put bosk on milk In th# TamPt Hay ares they eheuld be baaed an the use to which the milk ia put, a producer spokesman says. Furthermore there should be "a bails pride that will assure the firmer of anougb money to oper­ ate,n Hid P. D. ShirIay, suptrviler tar tbs West Coast Milk Prodtwara Ann. The Florida Dairy Aaan, baa attted that pries controls at tha producer level bo restored in this trot. Ahirley slid hie aaioclition fa­ vor* controls subject to hla uie end price conditions, su esplalned that milk for, retail aa paitusrNed or homogenised fluid milk la Claaa 1, and that for let creapi, cheese, buttermilk, and other products la Claaa g. Farmers now nt-3M cant* a gal­ lon for Claaa l milk and 13 sent* a gallon for Clan g, he said. H A ANNIVERSARY SALE!! 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Taaa Tlmk •—•*' Laacak T|*a TlBM a uaoaa ITS M ONp’.MAKiNG T iM t for >t»ur sa n n g s-N O W -d u rtrig these fix*! 10 days o f our new dividend period i Here Lt your best opportunity o f the remaining year to receive maxi­ mum earning* on savings. l< I l « l CJ4% B B t a W T*riU *#iT £ u i But good opportunities can’t last foreicr. „• . fr u U ? ***L a a a »i* M e la , f a r * * XtEMEMSfiJt. . . All saving* must ho received by July 10th to . as*?#. (5*... . *•“ : “ a n a ia •om our full tU moirthi’ return of the yoor-end- r ~ T • o in a a The OK »iffn keeps >ou “ in Lhe arrim’' when it Open or add to your savings account right now. Lnjoy the dlf* fercnce in dollars on December 31ai I oomm to driving a car that help# you cut a figure! That’s baeauee OK Ueed Cart are inspected, reconditioned and dealer-warranted in writing. Volume trading for the country’s first choice car, Chevrolet, means estra savings and better u*ad car selection at the OK lot! W ELL* D R ILLIN G • **• **. H o w a rd LMK row TMt OK TRASttUMI I itfc a r iu tf O h v r a lit B b l t r C . L o n g MOTOR SALES P h o « .W - a# r a o n i im •1 *. Ifcatf *• Kl* f V-.-' 4a>*. T ’fiV f .Si a- �N ow Is Time To Help Seminole l e n t y Y o u th Face Problem s For eight yeara thdr* ha* been proposal after propotal that a Sanford Civic Center be provided for the recreational activities of the young people of our community—a centar whareby the examples of the older gen•ration might bn placed before the youth. There have been requeete for a fullttime recreation director—a trained. Christian leader, who will rare for the activities of our community* achool age on through the age* of young married eouplea. Right now la tha golden opportunity to place roadatops in the path of Youth problema in Sanford and Seminole County—to delay merely fnt*na thd aalvaging of many mor« young peopla from thd paths that have ; J j i* i * m BM H H i M 1 H I fl I 1 III » II M l BRIDE WORERm f 'I J Iq, \ N I 1 I f JAKES MARLOW ItiirliiH f m i Neve Analyst WASHINGTON, <fi — The freeant Red leaden u> Rattle, in the Mtellitet, and to noaCommunist countries Ilka the United Sutes may have to step aside ta favor of men Ins turned man themaelvet. That's a possibility. It may not heeome a reality. But tha present Communist leadera. tuslde and outaide Russia, are launched on a naw Use of making communism attractive, fermht* united (roots, and acting PMCcfuUy and tegtllF- ■/ I I m Kor sre the present Red lesdsr* outside Rutile credible whee they ter, at they do new, that each Communist party muit have sutonomy and operate as a national party. it la public knowledge they didn't cvee think that ont up (or themaelvee. Khrushchev bid to tali them that waa the lino u follow now. He said it last February In his (peach denouncing Stalinism and the “ cull of tha tadividual* »or art theaa Rad lasdars out.ide Rusiia oiauiible wbee - Russia end among Redi every, vbere Out dovotloa vae to mat, not to the Communist party, Hu betn, Iniignlficsnt nobodisi compared with him, had to cut hit memory deva m human ihs in order to reatore devotion to HJ party. But why they Mt It u«. testify to destroy hit memory si. tojetber la not known, They must have known they ware fates which they mifht nevar be ablo he aloee u l ting to motion m i t e they' pw. hapa could nvver again eontrol. I( what they did waa done daliber. ,7X, 4 ^ .jT * £ _ 'l. **What shall you give to one small boy, ?s| A glamorous game, a tinseled toy, A barlow knife, a puzzle pack '■ L / j •r mairecuy, wit* stalin', men- . . j , ta th.y will be identi-------------------A train that runs on curving track? M ' j suealtiea. And this makes all of M u * publi. mind evwyA picture book, a m l live p e t . . . V k jH jj them look a little less than per- v b (r( ^ Stalin. Ho, there's plenty of time for «ueh F! 1 i? Th,n J h,jr •I Pre‘ * They hive a past to live down. * * * * * * ,* * £ 'r . things yet at Statin s crimae or aay thay Xbat'a s burdansome handicap tor ,* f,1 » Give him a day for his very ow nD iW s t o ^ Miami U - — ^ ___ wouldn't tolerate a repetition, communism wbee it elaiao tn » just on# small boy and hla dad alone. fcava broken with the past 2 K L * r fl? Ilh e Y h a n ^ M k ■ I • | gg Thiee can be no absolute on- J* *1 J4.” ? * ” *n A walk fn the woods, a romp in the park, a /f L D l / i n l a to tha question: Will eny J"t« bsnJu’ iPWy aalee toa see w A flatting trip from dawn to dark, Hr T il I X I Q G I O man, or group of men, who ac* l!*er ther* ** than me * Ghrd him the gift that only you can— quirtd power relinquish It peace- ,h< *£* *n unusually low blda * Thd companionship of his Old Man. up Iht slack after the initial shock f Uuy Ir viiiuigiy? it u not un- marcbindiae being sold to sail Carnet are outgrown, and toys decay— were aff.” tklnkable where a man is willing ,C! 11!!1 j j But ha’ll never forget if you "Give him is never too late to change thd eouraet nat e#|l|.§ ttlrtlin| lnauitrl,i gro*th »*n« Bank of San Fraaciso. Tha regional economist of the to .aerifies himself for a cause Ea *“ £*• “ has been set by m odem t hinking moatrn j, , ehickan-or-the-egg riddle. “ We've kept right on growing Bank of America, the nation’s he’s dedicated ta slon, laid his organisation 1 a day” day living. Does the arrive! of these new »ben some other sections of the largast, it one who thinks the ntw Already two ol Stalin's elo'e*t V1™** UP *• *T~ *nf* ” *® Of course, there's the warning from Mrs. • • • Industries attract labor her# and country have had recessions. Our industrial plant* art hatching the aides and part of the leadership Ilonf* d “ * mvlaion a fil Roy F. Layton, presidsnt of the Girl Scouts C “ wany monuis or •• _ Awnssonel lh“ » build UP *W1 more msrketv? ?r0V,h ** 10 *,r0B* *h,t population growth. He also is con- which aucceeded him — former iuy !•><>«» «">*• •>p««»» i»»>• fidant that if the national econ- Premier Goergl Malenkov and lurof America, when speaking before the con­ Suggestion Spreading Around 0f » th* »*«t eoa.f* *qU d, *y,rTI*, 01 ,B •Wf®Pnato biveiugativ* The iu rw stion that a Sanford Develop, amazing population growth the asaembly plants ran be ab- •my should be in for a slump, tha mer Feraign MlnlsUr V. If. Molvention attended by more than six thousand _ *, , to he Prime (actor in spawning industry sorbed. There s always another ** toon 1* potBible. adult*—placed the responsibility for con­ ment Commisaion bd orgsnized seems to Dt fa}. cre4tlflf lhe neet-pitr u> serveplant dow-n the road lookug (or tlidt hert wouldl bt much ltn otov — vert relieved of thtir Jobs steep than tor the nation as a but not of their lives or remitsr temporary youth problems in this country spreading around. * ill these people? And another men. o r £ X \ 7 A l lh' U° ' ‘ T ,, d ,lOTi, AIRWAN m iN T H I lh on parents who have created false ideas Last week we brought out the proposal thing: Will wait coast Industrial “ The an craft industry it our ttha recovery quicker. In this country H U parttoulsrly PoRDENONE, lu ly , * - A l •Ad underestimated the capacity of their that such a commission be thoroughly studl- growth prove a threat to eastern biggest employer and there is no Westerners hear about tome embmaasing for the Communist autamob ed and put to use her# in the Sanford and manufacturer,' In light there. But evfi ^ children to look at the truth. r! “ i n ” bl!t p4rtJf> ‘ 'Mw k>ok" *• nUiM ta ^ssh her July 1 has been iden _ . Those who think California a “ * ■ oeraieped, tec growth of Ite hard lor ?h,,U tnam to beliava it leadership man who wore not o-iiv fie(i . . o -, Marlon Harris •gr Mrs. Layton told those leaders "Many Seminole County Comraunit). . . . . mushrooming industrial plants th* missile and eleetrenle indus- can erer apply to tha situation compute Sulimsu but were js of Wauchule Fla. Wd think It will work—Just as it has u . .tv#r.i .hinis: *ries, and our wide divenificaar years of influence have gone into the makkcr*. x Jelled for conspiracy to taach Vha vletl* was stationed % iwg of what wt call juvenile delinquency. -------------- — ---------- ----------------- b>rx*M overthrew. Aviano airbase with the T|0T U Ati * j» L .U aJ ■!•**** tint* tlmH.** The big milling link In this Alr y 0IX# squadron, AH of os helped shape this time.** whole atory about tha change la His wife. EUise. and five etl She Mid that the Mtiem’ i young people the Ctommuniat line and the dim »trm»n were Injured ta the era Jure failed to develop miturity because for cloaure. about Stalin U why hit clr earniwd late a hoi yean otar generation h*s robbed them of the heir, felt thay had to go to far . blowout, ... _____________ B y B IN N ITT C U B — I as they « d . Coast s Industrial Gro' banzjslzzi.. . . . r s a * «« The Sonford Herald Stall*, with tba coDaboratlaw ed the present Russian ruler*, had About M per cent ef rad! built himself Into such a position produced in th« United 8ta of towering Infallibility that in are designed tor one bi earn. IT’ELLOW BOUGHT a house near a river bank, Bespit* the I 1 fact that th* cellar seemed rather damp. HBnug as a bug ia a rug," the salesmen assured, _ “This cellar is dryer than th* Sahara Deaert" A month later Am buyer / / charged into the eeUeria t / ( office, prepared to wring his M \ neck, “You and yeur Saha\ a \ J ra," ha erlad. ^ put two mousb trap* in that caUar x L i a ( WL ^ T J c and when I went down to V M f look at thane this morning ^ B sL J /X l Y S 7 & * they had eaught a flouadar and a haddock!" PRAIRIE LAKE 1 *BILLY*THE KID' ' Tecbnteeler •* Ate* HONKY TONK Clark Gable Friday, July 6, 1956 ** [ iv. Sr TODAY’ S BIBLE VERBS For freedom did Christ set us free, stand fast therefore, and be not entangled again In th* yoke of bondage. Galatians 5:1.— A yoke la a sign of alavary. Sin is a cruel task teastar. We should denounce all alnful thought* and impulses. Lane Termer t Jamee Stewart Jape A llyem ^ATLANTIC Columnist Learns Much From Mail NTW YORK UP—Things • colwmiist might never know If be dtea't read kit mail: That Xing Louis XIV of France had 41S beds and Ludwig U of Bavaria slept la a bed shaped like a cathedral. 2F That Cardinal Richelieu was se Wr lead ef hla overilied bed he ln« L nil tod « taking M with him oa his travels, and that King Richard HI, who showed ea equal toadfesa for kli bed, toe, did so be. cause he kept his money bidden J E Ir it. 5 ; That • British magistrate re­ am- neatly ruled ae bed could be ceUsd 2 > e double unless it waa at least STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND M T !9 !iy . ,W < M by H inches. * esi number ef wome* now merry That the common eold is r*- at » . sponsible for more than » per That Americans draak ware cent of the industrial absenteeism torn UO billion cups of ceftoi last AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL RANK OP JACKBONVtLLB SANFORD, FLORIDA STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF JUNE M, 1951 “ freedom from confusion" or Hpesc* of mind." That A).TW.ne Americans er* now msrrled—end cynics, ef course, will say this proves only that misery loves eomptny. Tbat half of ell mea who are golag to many now do so before their ZJrd birthday. Rut the great------------------- ■ — p o se D ru g s when Arthur Godfrey flrad her last year, baa since eensed tp to tlTJCC a week at Lea Vegas, aow plan* her ewa TV aactee. That ia Maryland ta 11M OM of tha recommended ctsree far fever wes to write the weed ebraendobra e pier* of paper sad the* leave tha paper •• the etomaek foe olx hours. mT JSS* •JB.”* COMPTROLLER! CALL R1SOURCIB LIABILITIES Capitol stock Leans and Diaeounta Overdrafto Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures end Fixtures tM.TTAll Federal Reserve Other Beeourcee M,471*0 U. 8. Government Obligations f 2J0M&1-M Federal Reserve Beak Steak Other MsrkstohU Bondi Bonds 4M.1T4J# Cash end Due From Banks TOTAL 1.760,781.17 6,011,834.64 1MUSXJ4 Other Reel Bstoto— Firfiniwal Bldg. Let 4 $ IM Customers Liability Under Utters Of Credit tM J tO i Other Resourtee rtJIM M S1JMLBT U. B. Gowramewt Obligations g U J N 4 N N TA44J71.81 | U 34JO46.71* Other Msrketoble Bonds UMSABUB Cash and Du* From Banka IM T lJ 1 l.il IIMUJILIT TOTAL $ SOOAIMTTJd Capital Stock Surplus Undivided Profits Unearned Discount Utters at Credit in r iT m im EQ a< * TOTAL • 100*33*77*4 �Friendship Class Hold Monthly Meet VHK SAWFflUB TTFRAT.T1 Friday, July 6, .056. rage 5 f ie A A o n a h VMtaHom ware him fliinttsn ami member* agreed to vlalt mpr# throughout Ihe month. The session doted with • pAy* er by Margarette Evans. Tlftto present were Bennet Monte, vis­ itor from Fredrlekaberg, Va.; Mr, and Mrs. Andy Anderson, Mrs£E. W. Tottie, Mr*. Earl Evana apd Clyde Feathers. Th# Friendship Class of the Miss Mary E. Stune, Miami, and First Christian Church held Its slater of Perry L. Stone will ar­ monthly meeting Monday July 1 rive aoon to visit her brother |at tha Church and family. John S. Stone also of The aeaslon opened with a pray­ Miami, will arrive Monday to er by Andy Anderson. visit with hi* brother and family. The class discussed its "mile of Mra. Hate) Emory Dunlap of pennies" project and aet their KEEPING THE OTHER Orangt Park has been elected sec­ goal to one hundred dollars. When retary of the Duke University HALF CLEAN reached the money will be given Wash, suggests the Gas Ap­ class of 1933 the Duke Department to the Educational Fund commit­ pliance Manufacturer* Associa­ of Alumni affairs has announced. tee. The class hell its last reunion tion. the lower heir of your »t*** during the 1956 Commencement A picnic waa also planned by double boiler in hot sudsy water weekend at Duke. the class and will be held at Rock after each use. For extra deal* Mrs. H. P. Medier of ChevySprings, July I, for members and nest, boil a solution of vinegar end water In It one* In o while. Chase. Md.. is visiting with her their families. parents, Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Swaim and her brother and sister-1 in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Swaim. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Smith Jr., of New Orleans are visiting hit parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Smith Sr., and sister Pat, 417 W. 6th St., for 10 days. Mr. Smith ia a med­ ical student at Tulane University. Mr, and Mrs. Phillip L. Trued and son, David, returned Friday STORY LEAGUE CONVENTION! Several local members of the Sanford Story Fescue attended th# from Germany by plane, lie has national convention held in Tampa recently. Above 1* a scene from the banquet given In their honor. been with the American Red Cross serving the Armed Forces over­ seas for three year*. They are vlalting with her parents, Mr. and Mra. J. A. Cunningham. Frienda of Fred M. Ford will 10 f ACH Wi f K IN 8 WUKt Y CONTfSTS regret to learn that he Is con­ fined to the Orange Memorial The newly elected officer* of the ship chairman and Mrs. Rocha as le t PRIZKt MONTCLAIR PHAETON—one each week Hospital, Orlando, where he Is un­ Sanford Story League were install­ study chairman. 2nd - 10th MIXES* MONTEREY PHACTONS-9 ooch week dergoing treatment for approxi­ ed at a "Brunch" meeting held Plans for cooperating with the mately a week. However, he i* Monday In the home of Mr*. W. L. City Recreational Program and the PLUS 200 G.L PORTABLE TELEVISION SETS-23 ooch week Girl Scout and the Brownie Day able to receive viaitora and hit Roche on Laurel Avenue. I sj/* : .*'• 2400 ELGIN AMERICAN UGHTERS-300 ooch week Mrs. H. L. Moore is the League's Camp* were made, and Storytell room number Is 407. StK T)/ ... y . tMjtL. ij. 1 ■ . The Rev. and Mrs. V. II. Grant­ new president; its new 1st vice- ers for these service project* *p ham left yesterday for Atlanta, president, Mr*. C. C, Welsh (who pointed. MHRCURY CAR BUYBRS DURING CONTMBT Jily • Mr*. David Glean Dodgin will have charge of programs and Reminiscent of the National Mrs. A. K. Shoemaktr Sr. (Photo By Co*) Ga., Shelby, N. C. and Fayette­ year-books); Mrs. C. C. Howard, MAY WIN A $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 CASH BONUS ville and Goldsboro, N. C. to Story League Convention, held re July T (fs* OMrisI htr, 6 M fsrd**sN4 reelected 2nd vice-president (who visit friends and relatives cently in Tampa, place card* and Mrs. Eugsne Estride* lake* care of publicity); Mr*. R. the menu for Monday'* Brunch July I [ NII H TODAY GO TO YOUR MtRClJRY DI Al f H F. Moule, new 3rd vice president were prartleelly the tame ea wa* Clyde Ramsey (who will direct the League's ser­ for the Convention'* "Festival of vice projects); Mrs. A. P. Kyle, Light*" Brunch and Program new recording secretary, Mn. R. Meeting enjoyed by Sanford Story W. Tench reelected eomsponding League delegates and delegate* A very pretty and aimple cere Out of town guests Included the MONDAY secretary; Mr*. S. J, Nix, reeltct- from 134 other League* from all mony on July S, a p. m„ in The bridegroom’s mother, Mrs. A. M. Vacation Bible School will be ed treasurer; and Mrs. R. C. Long, sections of th* United State* pre­ First Baptist Church Joined Char- Dodgin and his younger sister, continued at Elder Springs Baptist reelected historian, were presented sented In the Pilm Room of the lotto, Faya Ashley and David Glenn Chapel from B a. m. to 12 noon. corsages as thry were installed hy Dodgin in holy matrimony. She Marion Nell Dodgin, Texas, and The W.M.U. of First Baptist Mrs, Roche. The theme for the Tampa Ten-ee* Hotel. la tha daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Ashley, Church will meet at the church at ceremony we* chosen by Mrs. The seven Sanford Story League James R. Ashley, and ha ia the uncle and aunt of the bride, and 10:43 a.m. Luncheon at noon. Pro­ Roche from the poem, "Roots" by delegate* and member* who at­ tended the Convention, discussed ■on of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mar­ their daughter, LaVerne, from gram and business meeting at 1:00 Patricia Strong. p.m. The G.A.'a and Sunheama ion Dodgin. Tha ceremony was Eustia. Mr*. R. C. Maxwell, outgoing their enjoyment of soclel and pro­ double ring and performed by the The bride wae born in Quitman, will meet at Ihe same time president of the League, was also gram event* of the Convention; Ua., coming to Hanford when not The Elsie Knight Circle 0r First presented a corsage and then given and a* the "happy ending’* for the Jtav. W. P. Brook* Jr. program, Mr*. Welsh told the Tha church wai decorated with quite two years of age. She atten Baptist Church will meet at the a gift from Ihe League as ■ token story which »h* had told at the home of Mrs. George Dixon, 226 of its appreciation of her tervice tall whit* baskets of whits gladi- ded Sanford schools, graduating first format meeting of th# Con­ as president, •ii and trailing fern; two stands from Seminole High School with W. 19th St., at 6:00 p.m. vention in Tampa • "Tom Chl»t The regular meeting of the Mrs. Guy Bishop waa appointed the Class of ISM. She was a mem­ •f seven white tapers, each, while And The Treasure Chest" by How­ Friendship League of the Congre­ music chairman by the new presi trailing fe n and whita Jasmine ber of Trl-Hi-Y, head girl officer gational Christian Church will be ard Pyla. blooms topped tha piano and bap­ of the school band, serving as held at 2 p. m. at the home of dent, who also appointed Mra. J An arrangement of yellow and F. Young and Mra. Fred Robb to captain shortly before graduation, tistry. Large white satin bows Mrs. W. W. Lint at Silver Lake. serve a* Junior League Sponsors, bront* marigold* in a large yellow a member of the student council, narked the family pewa. Circlei of the First Methodist Mrs. E. C. Williams aa member- bowl graced th* mantel In tha liv­ Traditional wadding music waa president of The YWA of Firat Church will meet as follows: ing room of tha Roche home, tel­ Baptist Church and an aislitant played by Mrs. Marvin Milam, Circle 3 - Mrs. T. F. McDan- Flrst Presbyterian Cburch will ling th* rotor theme of the with small children at the Elder and prior to tha ceremony. Gene and, at 319 EtlioU A ve, at 3:30 p. have their monthly Executive League color* for the dceoratloni Xroajsger sang "Because", and Springs Minion, playing tha pi Circle 6 — Mrs. C. F. Mims, at Board meeting In th* Session for this, the local organisation's silo sang as a closing prayer after lno there. last meeting of th* 1633-1936 year. 2406 Stevens An#., at 3 p. m. Room of the church. At It th* Day the earsmoor, ‘ The Lord’s Pray­ The groom waa born in Crowley, Circle 7 — Mr*. U T. Baas, at Circle* 1 through • wUI meat at Beside* Mra. Roche, tha hostesses Tex., attended schools therf, and for the occasion included Mrs. er. lOt E. 2nd St., at 3:20 p. m. the church. At 12 noon there will The bride waa given in marri­ had three years of college at Tex Circle I — Mra. R. E. Turner, be a covered dish luncheon, fol­ Long, Mr*. Moore, Mrs. Robb and age by her father, and had aa as Wesleyan and Plalnvievr Col­ at 913 Park Av#., 3 p. m. Mr*. Welsh. maid of honor Miss Dawn Ann lege before serving two years Circle 9 — Mrs. J. F. McClel­ lowed by the Prayer Band and th* Twenty one member* and guest* business and inspirational matt Paaraon. Beat man was Rev. with the Navy. He was an active lan, at 311 Eliiou Ave., at 3:30 p. wars present. Ing. Leonard Jones of the Maitland member of ihe Maitland Baptist m, Baptist Church. Junior maid of Church, and recently helped with A Dally Vacation Bible School honor waa Miss Jacqueline Ashley their ground-breaking program for for boys and girls, 412. opens Summer Dance Classes Guaranteed Highest Rate Any Insured Bank can offer sister of the bride, and Richard a naw building. 6:30 a. m., at the First Christian Now Being Conducted In Thi Jaom of Maitland was Junior Best Mr, and Mra. Dodgin left July Church. man. Ushers were E. Reginald 3rd, after hie honorable diiehargr The ChritUin Women'* FellowOn BAMBOO ROOM Ashley, brother of the bride, and from 8anford Naval Air Station ihip of tha First Christian Church at The Meyfelr Ian F.arh FrldsDon Van Deuten. early that morning. They will vie! will meet at the church, 7:30 afternoon and evening data** o .The bride's gown was ivory ra with his family In Texas for a p. m. Tha three circles will first Private Instruction tin with nylon lace fitted bod­ few day a, then go to California to meet separately, then C o rn ell COMPLIMENTARY LESSONS ice, long sleeves pointed over the vlalt hla brother and family, lie gethcr for th* CWF program. Will b*i given from 6:60 to t;M an wrist, round collar, and self-cov­ will assist with a revival in Texas The Boy Scouts of the First Friday evening ered buttons down the front. The in August, and both he and his Presbyterian Church will meet In FOR INFORMATION CALL bodice ended In a full peplum. bride plan to enter college in the Scout Room at the church at Her veil was attached to a white the fall to compete training for 7:00 p.m. Miu Davie Ph. 1001 or WP 26-3402 astin headband to which were at. religious education work. At 10:30 e.m. the Women of Ihe S o c i a l fc v w iA ' j ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Confab Reports Given, Officers Elected At League Brunch 4 ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Happy Birthday ★ Charlotte Faye Ashley W eds David Glenn Dodgin July 2 r—Florida State Bank j of Sanford . . . . pays 2 % * interest on your invested SAVINGS plus: J io h id a , * « vO tacked sprays of lily-oMhe-valley. Bhe carried a whita Bible recent* ly presented to her by the Youny Women's Auxiliary, of which ahe waa president, and this was top­ ped with a red-throated white orchid with satin streamers. Tha maid of honor wort a blue taffeta full-skirtad dress, cover­ ed with white lace and carriH an old-fashioned nosegay of pink roses and ferns. The Junior maid of honor wort pale green long foil-skirted dress and carried a similar nosegay. • Mother of the bride wore a bal­ lerina length rich brown taffeta dress with a design of black flocking and whita spray. H r eorsags was yellow rosebuds cen­ tered with a Vanda orchid. Her accessories were white. Mother of the groom wore a navy nylon summer suit with White accceaorlea and a corsage ef pink carnations. A reception, attended by ap proxlmately 100 guests, waa he<*: In tha educational building lmmediately following the weiM.i Tha bride's book waa kept t,. Miss Mary Virginia Robins . Punch wae served by Mrs. 0. I*. Wade from t table overlaid v.; h, • handmade white laee cloth. T.ic punch bowl was surrounded by trails of fern and white periwin­ kle bleoma, centered by e small bride dell. A six-branch candela­ bra eu sack apd of tha table bore white frosted tapers. The wedding, cake, after the first cut by’ the bride, wee carved to the guest# by Mrs. Irving Pryur from e tcawagoe overlaid with e handmade white lice cloth. Others aiiiiliag with the re­ ception were Mrs. C. A. Anderson, lK Mrs. G. B. Drake, and Mrs. Roy Johnson, S la iS a n k , Savings Certificates SPECIAL PURCHASE of THROW PILLOWS the reasons: 1. It cost less to aervtce . . . for there are no deposits and withdrawals, 2. The dollars you leave with us for three year* can be In­ vested in higher yield aecuritlea. ioo r; orlon, covered with a fine grade bark cloth. Solid colon of dark green, light green, rose, gold & brown. Also pretty floral patterns in assorted colors. advantages: • Those cerlficates may be cashed In any time. Dollar Days • A liberal yield. • Your Investment Is insured up to 910,000. By tha Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. ALCOHOLICS I f yea art *r a hatter o f B fi letefvfw. Mat Florid* BoteL for parLorry **W# Invito Charge Accounts" f �•* TUI SAXrOftD ITESALD 7 rfr4 lM * Z O L A ROSS Coanty Stadium Becoming 'Jinx' For Milwaukee H arris Not Used To Losing i S h te k Pn d kb Benneft Can Sel |YB WHMUDOx yflN • Nr Mol. Uni. ^ han't Ttotr own C a n ty Stadium. at all plans, la Cast becoming a “ Jins'* part (or (ho HDvnkM Aad M l ( M m I predicted (hat tka fl-n a r iM 0 . C. Olympic taam Mood Jarngor m b aat a bow worldi Brans, s t e take aver O t Na­ tional eLafot lead oa tho rnai O n (an flat at Wa>«. Tho BraTM lost thoir (rasp an »•• tka tSh defeat in their la*t U f a s t i at homo abara they kart ooly a U-14 tea ton n u t and ibored tka Milwaukee* tkraa parresUfs point* behind tka Cuetaan. ti fltd t p . «ko sera fcCa. la tkeir tart bona stand, tka BraTt* lost If ot IS and tumbled f ;c s fL'jt to fifth before catching firs ana aa 11-game winning streak oa the road. Moe Ikey’ro lost two of three oa the current hone sued. An eren »or»e home record ran* Tun," Michart i to a—ML* on tkeir fortunes r Only M i s k n a l y with bsutllmg Tkg Bending, F t, * the Class A Pattern Laagua nr* connected with tbs Cleveland Indian* *f th e American to aa rod in the American League ! a* tee Detroit Tigers—who had goat through IS game* without ■ victory at Briggs Stadium—laid the ; wood to CJerctand tod Bob Lemon to win U-T and put the third pises Indians P i game* behind first place New York. The Yankees with Gfl McDoucows. the 'Jtumptng at Paaocncera M in t area gold banging in four runs with the rail Shouted inward tka docM. a homer, double and single, de­ feated Boston t-1 la a scheduled rstghing heavily, a T m o o l h * day-night douMebeoder that saw neck and s e a r c h e d tka crowd. the nightcap postpooed by raia. It There, nl loot! Mumart Dark wso was the only other game achedaled to laan South witkia tu t Is tho AL, and pushed the Ysaka* ot tka gangplank. Bo ke’d got her lead to tour games ever idle Chi­ at yut! Tins ohovwd nitMeasly cago. toward Us long•burned quarry. The sixth-place Cuba, wbo have would Bn things. He nJways did. Most men as tag and as taken six of their lari nine, in­ husky oo Mkkoer wero fighters, cluding three-of-four from the but Michael nercr trawled. He Braves, socked Milwaukee and Bay didn't kn*s to. Tun costcadsd to- Crone with five runs after two vtouriy. Tim, who wso Bra feet were out la the seventh inning. three sad slight bad to stand up Eddie Mikiis’ eighth homer start­ for OWnself or bo a doormat; Mich- ed tho aprising os sis straight hits *r ms feet and oqunrely snapped a M tie. Don Hoak and built garo off noeurapes without Dee Fondy each bad rbl doublet bolstering. Tim caught an* other stew ot Michael's Mond bend In the big frame while Gene Baker oondsred M be tired at the sliced a two run single. qUJpg gfrwwff K g y | »pf ilf | irif Vito Valentinotti. making hit first TROUT FTSHTNO BAN! Hie Mir wan Mlver fair, major league start, and Jim BrosUCHNIH . so that you looked twice to see if nan four-klt the Bravos. Brosnan PALISADES PARK, fr. J. (AP> It was while. | gusao be doaant won his second with one-hit ball Tim thought. Ho doaeat over 4 1-1 relief inning*, coming —Tow enn fish in tho amusement being c*iua 'Mike' and M on whoa Valentiaetti Injured kia peril bore without n license end in He baa n way of getting knee covering borne plate on a wild wltheot n eperint worm ft. At he wsato, at that ru n s/ he pitch that acored the Milwaukee •rtiftoU! trout p>nd IN foot by didn't kora mors women. Ho W foot hne boms storked with run. t be far mto bio iMrtice 1,000 fighting brook, krwwn and McDougald’i three-rue shot M man kked him though M ninbew trout from the Berkshire never ocetaod to do stuck about it tho third off loser Bob Porterfield Waant then soma yarn about us iced it lor the Yankees aa WUtoy lag Migaged to Bsaher L is Fbrd woe his loth with e sevendsn’s wifsT v hitter. It waa his third straight inoll Mutmst Darkr Tim over the fled Bern. Detroit’* Frank Lary was tagged (Tm At PisManifJ for I first-inning baser-loaded aa heme roe bp Jim Bna b y } . and g throe-run shot by A1 Boson is tho sixth, but be gave up only other hits and ceastod la aa J. Lloyd It Named three the Tigcra rocked Ltmoa to hit sixth defeat with 11 runt la the To Notional Buick first three frames. Harvey Kuans _ , _ ,. poked a threo-rua homer tad Dealers Council Lary singled two homo ia a flvtFLINT, Mick. - 1. latton Lloyd, nia third Cincinnati relief holier Hal Ike University ad Florida. Daytona Beach, kaa been elected Tka sale doritory aid kovaa Jeffeoat, nhlle with the Chicago to tho National Buick Dealers The nationwide Bukk erganluCub* in IIU , walked U batter*. m atadanU with dining (acflitJos tloe waa elected by dealers to pro­ flat U l m m . Tka women's dormI- TwelTa wsre walked oa purpose. Councl M waa announced today by vide a forum for discussion of mu­ Edward T, Ragsdale, Tice pres! dory tain araaaiaiadala t t with caused *0.000 O. deaf at Qeneral Motors sat tual problems with central otfic* •aecutivaa. doatka Bulck’a general manager, “ The national council numbers Lloyd am . attend the national will present dealers’ recommtnUADS BUM'S RUSH fou n d meeting kora July 1S-1T. dattofu for the sdutioa ot Impor­ By AIo b M o v k Hs and Lao B. Huekabsa, Macon. tant matters cencsrning our hmdOa., worn chosen to represent the nest to top Bulek porsoonol," BagsJA& C90M , ttouthoirt region on tho IS-man dals said. “ The entire council set­ panel, Lloyd originally wo namtd up la part oTOsncrri Motors*1 to tko Jacksonvillo sons council Icy at tttabllahlng a closer rela­ S ftO O O ftV M , and then to the Southeast regional tionship between dealer* and fac­ WMOtg by fallow Buick dealers. tory managamaat.** fooAton&t \ to /, K tAtH AM / 9 *0 /• . i AM P I. £ ClgA H gO K A to QUICK C 04% »T t*et H ogn rr * n a to m o * t o r M f g grur * 0lA + T fP 9KFM pAViDOOMM 9T H A /g g r * g r * to A ft* fH A MCA 7/T U . OUT 2 WAAH9 LATAH tO-VAAHClPJmoUA* PAOBHV 0AATU H At 9TKAIOHT %AT% t/ -y g A K -o tm A m rm u A A oavks c 0 0 97* 0 , W ILL K K O 0 A 0 L T 0 0 FA VO K M O TOAHAf M iO V/HOT W /M 0L9PO* O H tO igi r m t k h s m rw g m u * * # 9T A K T 9 JV M g I S • H T 9 TW tCM 000W o h r m j w m m im o P O O B lt t TgAM . Disputed Home Run Keeps Cocoa In Lead BT THB ASSOCIATES PRESS A disputed homo run by Tom Wright preserved Cocoa’s half cam* lend ta the Florida League lost night. The baseball struck O aide tho park and boon Daytona Beaeh players argued R wn* n ground rule double, but tite umpires ruled it v u n homo run. Coming In tho loot of tho i th with two out, Wright’a brought Cocon a 4-9 victory M tho second game of tho double bonder after Daytona Beech won tho opener L I on hamars by Don Dillard and Prank Ssynmneki. Gene Cockrell kit Mn 19th home run of the season for Cocon In tho third inning at the gaMRd ho would do u trot the Mowing year and bn did. The next year Bklauk prodictcd a N-toat Map and Baaaott fallowed the script, la INI ha told Bennett that N kpt waa within hit range aid It was. BroaaW’a heal tihrt aa tor y i i a Map at N tost M laekw at . tho Fan American Oamas lait t year, hot ho didn’t (at credit tor it, kocnaan af a tool. "With proper conditions and com­ petition I tori that bo baa a good chance to not aely win tho 0!ym. pic Utlo but nenod tho world re* fhimah Mid. burg |-L BB-I Tony Tagenhnmp pitched n MIAMI (R - Tho Astronomical . Utter for St I Laagwa fattoclad Oroco M a li of • V *., gw rifnat yam his sixth game against five The faints garo him n ftro ran cushion fa tho first toning, Ran Paal’a triple driving to throw wf tho tallies against Pnlatka. Leesburg*! Row Carter, making Us ptuhiag debut to pMfaaolroal booebali, allownd wool Palm nan In the eighth and Jim Booth only throe Mto and ___ Yarbrough signoid ta the winning Be wnlkndrwn. IN but loot tho FREE ovni ALunmuM stack CHAU GIVEN AWAY AB­ SOLUTELY r a n BACH BAT AT IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION MM li P iU AYE 1 W EEK TO GO! $ 100,000 TO WIN! raglttor your cr/ i llcdn*d numbor by ktuntoy, July 14, to b$ Bllgiblt to wilt up to 900,001 to omM You cm win tf you own ANY oar^any maka, any modol, any yur. Hurry] Enter toddyI 12:4? ffr r r u t v '' r*mm****M C A & . Tlnw’Brunning out in Plymouth’* oc<ob—I $100,000 SoM Odd Ltoonoo Plato Jadooti Ybm OPENS MAAaHa H l viethe Tiger*' Briggs law streak at U. The Tigers hare waa aely It games at hams this m u m while drigf*M K. On the rood they hare g sy ri AM balL “Don't ask me la explain ft.** ■aid Harris. “ I’d like to knew the answer myself. They'vs leaked like two dtfsfrest btS clubs. “ I don't want this to sound Ilka aa sUM far myself or aa excuse for the team. Maybe thty'rs not as good ax we thought they were. But a team cant lose the best shortstop ta baseball and be abort on pitching and expect to put to­ gether any kind at a record.” Harris pointed ent that shortstop Harvey Kuoan, who was ant of the regular lineup for nine games because of an ankle injury, still cannot got at top speed. The Ti­ ger*' Id-man pitching stiff includes Ned Carver, who ia sst stoned a game since the first week of tho aoaaoa because of arm trouble, and bonus baby Jim Brady, whose earned ran average for tin Innings At relief work to n huge C M. “ I think wn would kavn woe half these game* wo lest at hema a wa could kavn had Boors la them all the time-end at full spaed,” Harris cemmentad. “ And wa fcarant had ton much to (all hack on la the baOpoa and wa know from tho start that our bench wasn’t going to help «* much.” Grand Fsrks, N. D , aarnod an Olympic berth at Las Angain tact week . with • Map t i B M I teehet. 9 A t groat Joaon Ownaa kotda the wnridiwrord at N foot 9M laches. It waa aat at Asa Arbor, Mich., in 1M and la tho oldest of the n world marks listed by tho Interna, tiaaal Amateur Athletic Federation, his subject Ha the (ait. athlete entered tho Army. And he Is batting IAN aa a ynpbat as tax as Iron Ml la tea' ^ *■ H O * TMg V HIRI'S HOW TO INTKt-AND WINI fO tfO fM * . 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It . . . and hold it for a second, mini also heralds the national annual Shoot the picture at this peak flood of do-it-yourself bathing't of action and you're likely to beauty and home-grown glamor rapture spontaneity In both pictures. Maybe this season w t expression and body action. can make them look aomewhat| A common mistake of most ilka tha eye-catching beauties snapshooters Is the little thought lean in our newspapers and they give to a disturbing backmagaitnes and which look like a ground. How can any glamor •inch to snap , , , until wa try gal compete with the clutter of It ourselves. ' i most crowded beaches and pools ? tf Granted that our wives, sisters You might shoot with the lens and girl friends are not prnfti- widt open and critically focussed atonal models or actresses whose so as to throw everything els# faces and figures usually adorn behind her out of focus. It's tha pin-upa, still there's a lot easier to seek a quiet spot with e THE ROMANCE between a U.S. army officer and an English girl comes to full flower on the eve of the Allied Invasion in Twentieth Century-Fox'» hissing account of "D-Day, tha alxth of June.” Robert Taylor and Dana Wynter (ablve) co-star with Richard Todd and Edmond O'Btien In the CinemaScopa film producedby Charles Brackett and directel by Hsnry Xoster opening SUNDAY at the RITA , most appealing when composed of an(j th* squint that usually ac gramful curves so avoid action comDanl*, the strong light. fa which tha Umba make harsh Ban or sharp angles. Beware af body distortion in which a part af tha subject loom* op dispropor­ tionately because It extends closer to the camera. We are most fam iliar with this grotesque ef­ fect with feet, hut R takes place witk hands, kneee and elbows and becomes increasingly evident tha closer you get to your sub­ je ct a warning about tbs dsngers of sand and spray on the camera, it must be protected when in use, and more so when not in use. Nowadsys, plastic bags are rrndily available and they'ra mighty handy to wrap around a camera befor* (towing it away in a box or gadget hag. Keep It in a shady spot at all times and out of auto "hot-box" glove compartments. A clean-up session at home !■ always advisable after * day at camel's hair the hearh. Use brush around the lene or blow sand particles away with a rubber syringe, A vacuum cleaner will remove what's left of th# beach from your gadget bag and tha rest of your camera. NEW YORK* UB—Robert Samoff. president of NBC. saya that tvcrythlng important you do in TV programming is a public eerv*c e ” Then he asked a good rhetorical qucatlon: “ la 'Meat tha Praia,' for example, any more of a public itcvice than preaenting the Sadler'a Walla Ballot on televlaionT" Obviously it ia not. And obvioualy. aa tha young president of NBC went on to say. all good things make a part of a balanced TV programming structure. He was not talking theory. For It Is a fact that NBC-TV last ieason achieved a high, well-balanced level on programming dedicated to the proposition that tha pubtic Is not composed of boobs. "The public," aaid Samoff, "e iceeded our expectations. It showed us thst there Is Indeed a plaee lor a diversity of programs in prima evening viewing hours.” Because the publle enthuiastirally greeted most of NBC-TV't ambitious programming efforts list season, U will be treated to some excellent viewing on tha network next season. A Friday night spectacular eerles is being launched Oct. I with a musical version of Hobert Alin Arthur's "A Man's Game." Bancite Fabray la sought for the leadlug role of a girl pitcher. In (his series Fred Coe will produce "Of Whales and Men.” and Gordon Jenkins will produce “ Manhattan Towers," a musical showing New York through the eyes of two young lovers, The Saturday night apectacu lara will begin Sept » with Es ther WUliama aqua apactael< Othera hi tha aeriaa include a Son Ja Henle lea apectacla and a pro duction of "High Button Shoea.’ Thera ara aotna inUreatini item* on the aehedula of Mondaj night apectaeulara: A John Houi ton produeUon of Ariatophanea “ Lyslatrata.' atarring either Mar ||yn Monroe or Katharine Hep burn; Audrey Hepburn and Me Ferrer |n “ Mayerling", a Sadlar'i Wells Ballet production—probabl: "Cinderella," another Sol Hurol “ Festival of Music," a muiica version of "Jack and the Bean stalk." The opener in this aeries Sept IT, will be "Rain. Rain,” i feeturing Kay Starr am “ ° ul* Amstrong. Six "Hallmark Hall of Fame' productions will move into prim Sunday evening time. Amoni them will be Bernard Shaw’ "Man and Supermin" and th mystery hit, "Dial M for Mur der.* A new M and M minute eolo film series ealled "Telescope1 will deal with Important Issue and Interesting people of our time Scheduled thus far are Mauric Chevalier's Paris, "Assignment Southeast Asia" and "Doctor,” Stated under "Project 10" aui plcea are two (0-ml mite film etud World production of opium is lea: “ The Great War” and “ Th Parable of Vienna." A special pro about 1,000 tons annually. gram of either 60 or to minutes I planned on the Earth Satellit Legal Notice the flat of tha back or palmT bkrtiia r. pblh m. D, f(l(l4in, Da they disappear In the sand or /? A a m VO,K:“ Bm folds of a blanket taring BTATKM^ y FLORIDA TO: Ohs stump of an arm? That’s | . ia . all had. Fingers should hold an IV u T .u a * "* * “ object or eurl gracefully and you era bsr«by V.VJl!4 'uVr, Jtaade look best In a three-quarter £»■ r f i r t ’ lV i ^ W a M (la n e or edgewise. I County, Florida. In ehanp.ry, .n i u lOood preps arc an Important . Kp.ih*im.mb e " n d .n " br t u t o r hi feed pictures. In most, j„ h n H Pelham, and cou are rsoulr--------.«■____- j o natural action to ed lo aspaar In th li procaad^e and O u K T ir e P ric e s C u t! aSS. tti .u“I *• w £ ° : , in or* da,' a ? a*.wP. r S V j M l i t la oslor pictures a btach comeieint riled h «.la on or bafora L.S ^ i r s l l i ae robs esa add a J“ >r list A. D. aits. and if r°u a a p . uasarena W r e o e s e a e ^ g Bi BrB eBnfa>.a height M N st as long as they. will La aatartd » s *Im* raw for the 8 n 7 IlSllM ia th# seen*. At a ryltef damandad la tha will at Camhaash than a n many natural * w it n e m a t hand and s*ai thla U S H n i i g S a v in g s V n V .V .V n V .V n V \ TRADE-IN YOUR OLD TIRES NOW SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y 8 SaveMote CH ECKERBO A RD NEWS SIMPSON FARM SUPPLY 0m IsllW P m M Of M l* For Day Pays far Pariaa a « r i A f.lw t Cercldiotea ®*Rh*** K,M" ha terms of milk. K taka. only «»£ L ^S SS •bout I N>. of extra mlik a day 11,51*5 *2? l i ' V L X t aU L- OUai,, ffT ^ m**’ ** * * * "■ farms living to thalr hodlasf * i C Z l a i C i /v dairrman who yms know that cocci caussa w S T B S X ij.jK w - ( B e 'f t S s . j T S t S £ f t ? . ? Wall, tha disaaaa thrives when 1>ln >th a<ioRw Utt* r «• *M "P . dttri" * h ot w < lth - _ ,B a.” er ami In ovar-hested h"i'd'n«. T*? - iJT\Ti?!m thaa tx alZTo Fortunately, Purina Research * w^ !■* >wtwn tnan se P ]has „ , provided provided us us with with btartena, btartena, Growsna, and Broilar Chows ^ r ^ ^ M H k t a e Chow. hall ^ b 5 ? l \ . ^ ^ i n \ ^ o t C C « ; ti2 7| ^ 1 2 « 2 l PbSiU? and of Cbo» » With th. special coed **» " ’HP***. U.r. * - control, Is so little that Scent. ansa's?issisfie frWtUT* " U~ l“ " C t,W •b,rt“p,o WHAT TO DO W COCCI groener MILK M 87% W ATER Is sa iil milk le 17%water, be tu n that eews have plenty of clean, gold water available te thorn at atl times. It's the cheep act Ingredient that goes into tha making of milk. NTBIKRn While coed ran be prevuatad by feeding Purtne Chows with built-in eoeddloels eontrol, you gtay prefer to feed Purina without this preventive. Then, if cocci etrlkes, it's time fo r fast action. Droopy birds and bloody O t w i w j g « i» d By 15% la ICaeaal i N f t Decal broiler growers are eaJoying over-improving conver•ioa figures and better profits, We have reported results to gsw at fraqusnt intervals, but we woadsr it yea realise that broiler growth h a s boon iacrested by as muds as 1S% while feed easts have bean eut Jf about Sl% per lb. of esie s recent years for Farina Program feeders. Vigofee, Pure-Fat, S-NItrw, Rite-Si sc form. NiCarbaain and Micro-Mixing have all eoutributed to the gains mads ia tha ltroller induetry. you tan be sure that Purina scientists continue to seek trays to Improve J S .a ? w S S Sulfa-Nor to tbs drinking water and encourage birds to drink. Leave lights on waterer* first night. Bulfa-N'ox comes in two convenient forms . • . Regular and Concentrate. Stock it right away. CARVES GET NO MILK after S days. Purina Research has a tasted plan I o grow batter calves end save valuable milk at the same time. Thousands of dairymen tried it, liked 1L More ere using It this year. Aik us about the new, Improved Nursing Chow—Calf SUrtana program. Evan bettor than be­ fere. ONE GETS YOU A MILLION _________ _ _____ ______ _____ Their roecaieh and haawkdge gained through extensive lab and farm teat# have maintalaad Purina Broiler Chews in tha position af hast sailer in tha nation. Sanitise Water, keep Purina t ir ^ Jo*»f I d » ; -Yea air, kill fir early tn the aeon and you kill more than millon potential flies, That's jw fast U»*> multiply. Kill them the easy way with Purina Fly Balt Just scatter around dairy barns, poultry houses, stables, dog kennels, feed rooms, barns and even outdoor areas, Purina Fly Bait ! lbs Me; tu lbs. SJB and St lbs. «0* ^ t o b y ^ ia lS S H r m 1? : MMPBON FARM SUPPLY disease germs. Can 4 tah. par J|f W. SECOND 8T. gallon af water. SANFORD, ■ Y liY i r T i ' V * c ia / i ■ j r ppm m Y V o V i GULP D IA L IV t L O C A T IO N * H. B. OWEN TO M M Y O'STEEN �•- h n «, m 6*r. Joiy 6 , 1M6 S to ry O f Ik e By R. Donovan Is P u b lis h e d tof, anf RKT tortaftn l i j f 'Anderson THE O LD H O M ETO W N By STAN LEY fOatotoaod from Page Osel Congress I* going to prepare this country of ours to defend itself from a military atandpomt. It f i p Oat) iisj best begin by etren^tl-enlc.: af •MiOtn a petition It tho WASHINGTON IT-Agalnst • th* small . farmer, not only tn Board. I b t t M l hart t .m po­ background ef Senate costraversy Seminole County, but in every m e” bat tba petition ever hew he sUaiari Ua confiden­ agricultural section In tba nation.' only tba rignatur* af MUJar. tial source material Robert J. Don­ Anderson concluded, "When our ovan's bank, "Elsenhower, the In­ farmers work bard to produce Illtf side Story,” has been published. essential crops, they must realize to tba Its hlghapota include these **- a profit over production ro ts . If for tba apannieg af Late eertions: this doe* not materia lira, there is a: L Probably the greatest single influence on Elsenhower la decid­ ing to seek a second term after his heart atuck was the argument by his political adviser* that h* could work most effectively for world peace from the White House, ad from Orange City to Five not from retirement Twelve associates discussed the __(in Seminob County) would t tenaMerably lea*, a more dl* matter with him at a secret White _ ; route, and be of advantage House meeting last Jan. 13. t. Eisenhower "wa* not convinc­ [ people traveling from Orlando t Daytona Beach, and tba federal ed that the vital interest* of the ament would supply financial United States would be best served by prolonged nonrecognition’* ef The Oranja Cty-Flva Folnti Red China. highway would provide an excel* g. The President's vexation with lent evacuation route In event of th* "powerful right wing*1 of his party reached such extreme* in divider la Central Florida. that tba use of tba 111,500 th* summer of 7653 that for a couoty fund* for the ear* lime he considered the idea *1 a needed for maintenance of new political party. 4. Eisenhower told a March t, at highways in the county, 19S4 Cabinet meeting that the Su­ *wa« brought out In previous preme Court’s decision holding ra­ iifa that Federal Fundi would |cial segregation in public schools finance the protect la the re­ uncontitutioaal necessitated a dif­ ef U. 8 . ll-t l from Orange j ferent pattern of life In th* South. from Point Comfort to Enter* He aald It would take time or peo­ a, a new four-lane through* ay,1ple them to uproot old traditions fcM ort observers «ere optimistic! and livo by th# new, PBI Chief the passage of the resolution J, Edgae Hoover reported at this by the Volusia County, meeting that Communists intended ____ ilssionera since the traffic- to inject Uh Negro question into and tamings study is practically! every possible ism*. assured of being feasible. I. Th* tactics of Sen. McCarthy Also brought out la the plans R-Wi* "disgusted and infuriated" the cauaeway, was that tao the President in private, but Eisen­ arm islands would be con- hower refused to tangle with the near the crater of the senator in public. When presiden­ _ which would be used for tial aid* C. D. Jackson late in US) atiow areas providing fishing, drafted a presidential attack men­ •ting, skiing, play and Mira* tioning McCarthy by name, the facilities. President binged It down on bis desk and told Jackson angrily at • Whit* House stiff meeting: SfEWSFAFF.lt WOMAN "I will not gel in the gutter VES NATIONAL AWAID f ADISO.V, W is , un -Dorothy with the guy,” Eisenhower argued that to fight y, Miami, Fla., Hsrald wornI’a department editor received McCarthy "either he would have a nstlosul award last night for to descend to McCarthy’s level or aaeallence to presenting woman'a else bring McCarthy up to the president's level, and ho would “ i a among aawipaperw-, not do e.ther one.” sarod by TbtU Sigma Phi,! Donovan took a leave of absence Journalistic aorority, at as White House correspondent fur the New York Herald Tribune to ll convention. writ* the book. It* jacket saya it was written with White House co­ operation but without official cen­ sorship. The book quotes directly and indirectly fra apparent notes __ a a i r ro n i i m e f F tfb llcle .friictl'ie lor or minutes on dorsnt of Cabinet swat* rio r iiu . will so* fereU fcle* o f oil meetings and other high level presi­ aqui»Mo*t. a id dential conferences. A2t-part serialo r tbo construe. U the Lvirsn Uistio of it ha* appeared in many _ lor Ida; consist* newspapers. Bulldlaa. kllclsta The Senate Investigation! tub{ration bulldlaa. bwUdlne nod aa- committee. headed by Sen. Mc­ I eattt 11 :•* a. a t tbo o ffice nf Clellan D-Ark. Is trying to find out e l P a n ic la* who furnished th* material to Don­ ____ adm inistration ascrcdal a v ca u o tan* ovan. McClellan said soma docu­ at wblcls ..tim e nod ments quoted were “ more secret" w ill bo a u b ik ir *>•■>* than some the administration ba* "Drswlaae^aod^cvocKIcatloss snsr withheld from Congress. s obtainod from tbo o ffice o f tho Cabinet Secretary Maxwell Rabb rchlioeS, Jobe A. Barton. IV, t i l Hntlonal Bank this weak declined to appear in Florida an or a /is r J o l r l l . jt ld . Dsoosit for ntons person before the McClellan group •ad saactrfcatiaaa w ill ba required after aending word neither he nor end rofuadable to aoroons r.tu reln * d o c u t o a t , com elota and In *»vd any member of hi* staff "leaked" Ithln Ion dors folloarlsa official documents to the author. f*andl«"W wltb accordant* with tbo House Press Secretary rst Bst. t i l dsposlt. White Itlrolr rsfendsM c. A ddlllon sl H»t*. James C. Hsgerty ha* declined to J f t doe'.ilt. h clf r«fundehl«. ~ A c o n lfls d fhe<V for ta sk draft answer reporters' question* about m arabta t« the floefd « f Pahll« th* book. Ucatractlon for Ramlaola c-,u n l». McClellan did not Immediately r jo r ld a or a •*tl,fa<-Kirr bid bond W faralad hr tho bidder **d actant. rule no a demand by Sen. McCar­ *ebl» auratlaa In an atnoutt a-iual to Tits oar cart nf tbo bid shall b* thy that the subcommittee subpo­ ena Rabb, McCarthy also asked l u t r c f lit d with aa*h I'd t Tba •'j c . » , f u l ftldd.r « l 't b* r*> A t l t H to furalrn * 1 par for sail*- (hat Rabb be cited for contempt. Donovan say* McCarthy was dfaemra r>»r (->r r$»n- a ar.d carm an! • > 'd r r b««4a a Tho II,»rd n f Pobtle ln t 'ic t l* in mentioned at an April 2,1054 Cabi­ f o r lam laol* I'a u iili, PI'.rMt, ra- net session during a discussion of * * r '* i tl a rlsht In ralaet ana a n d /or Eisenhower proposals to combat ■ t| Mfi o* to as><l no* Infnrmall9-a* In tbo Mddlftf *.■'> hid ah.1i l.« subversion. He says the President h dra on for n parlod nf liltaan commented: A shorter raoU U Orlando and apa la aaadad, not a longer ana. tall canaeway aver Lake "which ft abeolutaiy not iiirjf" would eauta a battle* p*|tl MS WWI Of W^nfTL Logoi Notice fa7tow?ni: P t d a *, •>,!>«,ou s 0 1 la th* onaanf l,liia w it h o u t Ih* cooaatit o f "Bad thing about McCarthy ts that he la Impeding this work.” Donovan adds: "in view of this, the President added, but more in jo i i v r. m i t 'u u r * t b a l r t r s n . H o a rd o f P u b l i c Jest than seriously, It might ba a , ■ • • ir u r llo n f o r good Idea for tha Kremlin le put * b a s iift n lo C o l o u r . P lo r l d a ft T. M ile * . McCarthy oa its payroll.” putx t'otandawt n* Publl* Ina’ rurtlnn In tba March », IIM Cabinet w oTtf'ts o r discussion nf segregation, FBI Di­ J KtU M ItTM It Wf.r.TIOfJ w-Xotlcc l* haraltv r l t t n that th* rector Hoover was reported to hav* ■her* o f i.ou ntr rnrnm li,Inter* of reviewed racial disorders ta the leiu ln ole Counts, Florida, w ill mast (1 rawular A4l*>i>rn*4 natal,in al t South. Ho was quoted ■■ saying: •VI orIt P. M. Julr II. l i l t In Ihn c n 'j n lf Commlialonor'a Room nt th o "Calm, Judicious Judgment, pubact flo u ts In Hanford, th* usual lie education and real understand­ f r* nf masting nf aald Board. ing are reeded to avert eiploslve Incident*. Th* area of danger Ilea Ih* t>urr>"ta of hanrlne com* In friction between eitnmlsU on Inis and r*••I>Ir m taatlmonr sa both aides ready with violence." thn ta lon o f ana n m n .r lr, rani Hoover reported th* Communist r,r parsonst. at flsad b r Ih# r'oun lr Aaaaaaor o f Tasaa ns th* Itld Ta* Party was trying to Inflltrat* tha Anastamm l R oll, and o f narfartlnw. National Aisn. foe tho Advance­ re v le w le * and #<|ualla(ng tba da* f le M fin ib t , ment of Colored People NAACP ; o p n tm fn a "but that tha association remained *" Claris aald LOAN Board A U oTf O S •nti-Commualit." He added the Communist* had decided ta aond Lowest Cost party mambera to Alabama, Geor­ gia and Mississippi ta try ta tnftttrata tho lastllo Industry, and In tended to "inject the Negro ques­ tion into *v*ry possible is s u e ." 4SA N EPRD Hoover said th* FBI ka*w of AflANTKI UT pfo-a*grogation Whit* CitlMna Councils which had coma tato e x ­ tWVTALMBWT LOAN DIPT. istence ta th* South sine* Us* Su­ p rem e Court decision on school Memtoe FH C segregation. T h ese councils, Hoe- QdahTsUny no other choice but to give up hit farm and seek other means «f tub'i»fence for himself and hi? family." In hi* annual commodity repxt for th* 1MS-M year at the San­ ford State Farmers’ Market. Sandy Anderson listed the leading commodities at: oranges, 3M.VM rate* valued at gl.227.2M40; grapefruit 1QJN crates valued at MZ),ltSJI; cum quels, CM boxes valued at C2.1U-M; t e m p l e oranges, lt.Z34 boxes valued at 147,631; and tangerines, AtdlO boxes valued at 120,77747. The tout for Citrus Fruits was shown as S1.MLK1.C1. Other eommoditlee Ustad were: 671,411 units of green and red cab­ bage valued at 97K.K0 41; Celery pascal and green. 1M47C crate* valued at t7M,M2 U ; green beans, 90.76* hampers valued at f210.tS3.92; peppers, 46,716 baskets valued at 7201,96442; corn, IM.M4 crate* valued at 136146447; and pota­ toes, all varieties, 11/71 bags valued at $226,59*42. DuPont Purchases Possible Site For Expansion BREVARD. N.C. 'JR — The Du­ Pont Co., announced Thursday it hid purchased 10.506 acres in Transylvania and Henderson coun­ ties as a possible site for expan­ sion of silicon production. DuPont officials said the prop­ erty, largely rolling limberlind, is remote from induitrial and s irleultural activities and was need­ ed for Its air purity a require­ ment in the manufacture of hyperpure silicon, which is used in elec­ trical devices. The spokesman laid the land, almost bisected by Little River, was purchased «iih a view to eventually building a plant to initially employ 200 worker* and that future plana call for a still larger unit. Th* plant rite area !« composed of th* Burk Fore it Tract of ibout 5,000 arres in Transylvania Coun­ ty which sold for 1100,000, the A. II. Guion Tract of 5.400 acre*, mostly in Henderson County, and th* Donald Rhodes tract of 133 acres. Th* area lies about 32 miles south of Brevard. ver said, "either could control the rising tensions nr become the me­ dium through which trntloni might manifest themselves.” He aald the "councils" program in some sreas In applying economic pressure has begun to make itself felt.” During Oai discussion, Hoover was reported tn hav* said the sale of firearms hid increased signifi­ cantly in the South—by 400 ptr cent In one community cited as an •xterema case. The community was not named. Eisenhower aald that aa Presi­ dent he had a (worn duty to up­ hold the decisions of the Supreme Court. Whatever wa* necessary and proper for carrying out his duty he would do, h« wai'reported as saying. Donovan goes on tn say the President recalled that for many years the doctrine of separate but equal facilities, springing from an earlier Supreme Court decision, had prevailed In th* South and had established a pattern of life there. Now that a naw decision neces­ sitated a different pattern, the President said, It would take time foe poop]* to uproot tho old tradi­ tions and livo by tha m w . 'lotk li VOURHOML with 4 BONDED Roofing Materials 4 EXCLUSIVE IN SANFORD WITH UNITED LUMBER 350 lb. 12 X 3« TALLAHASSEE 'Jt — Conserva­ tion Director Ernest Mitts said Thursday the newly imposed ban* on spear fishing in.the upper keys of oMnroo County and within IV) feet of roads in Collier County will become effective Tuesday, July 17. Resolutions forbidding the ipearfishing in the designated areas were approved Tuesday by th* Cabinet Board of Conservation. Mliti nid, however, under the law the new regulations must be posted for two week* wilh the secreltry to state becoming effective. Mitta said the ban in Monroe County covers th* area from the Dade County Lne south to Grey­ hound Key. He said the Monroe County ban on spear fishing will remain in effect until the 1B57 Legislature reviews it to datermine if its proTLions shall become permantnt He said whip rays and sting rays are exempt from the ban when taken for bait. The ban in Collier County will be effective until the Nov. 6 gen­ eral election when voters of tho county will ballot'on a proposal to ban apear fishing. Mitta said violators are liable for fines up to $600. ' The U. 8. pump Radio the above material*, NO DOWN PAYMENT—36 MONTHS TO PAY ' LABOR AND MATERIALS /n/7 ILn U ed / COMPANY V * LUMBER CO *SSSMAMf YOML” th* highest decorated war dog ta serve with tha V. K Army, now eight years old. has been given a new tees* on lira and win be betught back to th* UJL by SPd William A. Welch, with whom ho is shown ia Tokyo. Welch bad befriended the drf end decided that rheumatism end old age svtre Insufficient reason* to do away with a “soldier" who had been awarded e eitatloa fan "distinguished eervice* foe III eombat patrols. "Sergeant York* will spend tho rest nf his days at Fort Canon. Colo. ffeterMtiotul) H"' SIR! I I ; 1R|M H SVi . i / t :i i UM liHll -• ‘ ••'M i j I’MIIM »'>: » rs i.,r , \r.»ta e i. 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ItflT rtfy H tts M b General Insurance Year Slate Surfaced Shingles 20Bond 20 Year 290 Ib. 12 X 36 Slate Surfaced Shingles Bond 15 Year f 255 Ib. 12 X 36 Stale Surfaced Shingles Bond 10 Year 220 Ib. 12 X 36 Slate Surfaced Shingles Bond Year ios ib. slated surface Roll 10Bond New Bans On Spear Fishing To Become Effective July 17 , •It BAST PISST STRICT PHOMB TS moved in, utterly disregarding th* TAMPA (It —HnUborough Coun­ safety and welfare of the oldtig*, ty Commissioners ttv t received era there,” ( V i r a t a Ellsworth complaints that motor boat en­ Simmons laid. thusiasts are Interfering with bap­ Th* eeetmlssioneTS aald they tism ceremonial in nearby Tiger would a** what thoy could do t# "This lake has bee* used for remedy th* condition. more baptisms the* I can remem- •aa co m o jamme , G w & K H m s. Yard S it W. Third 8L Saaferds Fla. JAMES RL CUT ndSS&ot UrihP tote*a* # + Note the date printed at the bottom of the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date. FIND YOUR NAM E! SEE THE MOVIES FREE! �n *,ft -a- U AflOw: Cash In" The Many Opportunities In The Classified Ads ir-R V tU N N G - REPAIRS 11—WORE WANTED—MALE I 47—FU1NTPJR1—ROUlrtROLD PAornNo s ’ AfNT now, piy totar. Up it UN (or aa little «» lll.N monthly. HIGH SCHOOL boy with smear mowor want* mewing. Tli-M-4. a to fa W B W s r * PART-TIME Jab by yeuns man, Saturday afternoon* a n d/or avanlnga. Can do meat any type went. CALL 1141 eftor * p. m. M—BUSINBN OPPORTUNITIES sanding and flntohlng. STATION - Eaeellent Cleaning, waning. Serving Semi­ SERVICE Location—Major Company Pronole county aince IMS. duet#—Proven Gallanaie. AvailH. M. Olaieon, Lake Mary able imm .. an furehas# Impodlately ef Low Invantory from Pronni ‘ M -E tE C T R IC A L ’CONTRACTOM RAN D ALL ELECTRIC CO, Contracting A Repair* ■laetrteal Co TV Serviee Centar Phone din and Croiley Cyailey AppIUi t i l Usvnotis Ave, Ph- IS -U U N D R Y D R Y CLEANING 1A—FLACM TO BAT FINANCIAL 34—INSURANCE Preferred Ratoe to Prefarred Poltcyhalder* John Wllllnma Ins, Aitney Don't mlii the FR HR flak try On# hour —Waib and Damp Dry 41? Sanferd Atlantia Rank Wash and Dry Fold tonight »t Dm DQG(_................. JQIE DINER Ona hour Pbena M 6 b a r . Lab* Miry. Mitlng at Plniahad Laundry •aniiMia Dry Claanlng 7 o’clock. 8 m ill» M e Laundrom at W-MOHSEA—CATTLB ■HOGS *u S—PERSONALU NOTICES South Side Peudmart Bldg. PIGS for aato. M 00 aach. Math*1M Seat Site St. Local and Long DUtaneo m diet Children e Homo. EnterAgents lot HOWARD ta-PIAN O BBRVICR prtoa. UNES. INO, PENINBI. „ TRANSFER..* STORAGE, Uto, L- L. Sill — Plane TMhntolan *$-PUULT»T rttat Office 1100 rranch Pbena tlM Rente 1, Senfevd lis t . H!i**vcv M -R o o n R R -m M B m a Phone >1M-I|._____________________ ■ t a v R S i i& s ft Por Ratter Plumbing See er Call , lui * W E f l B " AH AZIN tor-Llte ma algn*. house . ... ^Jtontord^AvejJU] W. J, KINO sisn s ieuth Park- Phone WSLi'! Contract PLUMBING and repair work. Thie ia a free suait Me* to the Movtoland Rlgo-Is TMatoa for Mre. Stella Manre, Sanferd, i* p . MS S—MATS AND TRAILS Rg rm m e v in r u d r d e a l r b Service en AH Water Pumps— Walla Drilled — pump* OFFERS Ui SL All MUwia»y adv. luntiture $| warehauaa pnie*. EAR D — MERCHANDISE balk • 1.’ v i s . i t e l o d T . . . . . . . . . . . | S m H-SPECUL NOTICES 10 H-—SCOTT-ATWATER IMS Model..... ....... ......... m » M ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, elatemanta, inquires, hand bill*, and •a\ U H . P . Piraitone ISM program*, * t c. Progressive Modal ................... H I* •« i Printing Co. Phone 40$ *- 603 i ra ao|S a . P . Mercury Waat »Ut St. i /w u Mark fei ............... 1110.00 J'.if^CBO H. P. Martin, like ntw. SU> 00 ORLANDO gentle*1 Star, c«U M |S H P Johnaon ” IMS Modal ......... *3*5.00 Ralph May, 31S0. t Alee Many motor* torn down for UFMOLHTERINQ uaod parta, Reasonable. Cuitom Made Drapery and 8lip t • TRADE-IN your old boat. Mo Cover* lor or Traitor. STANLEY KULP —Selection el Boata — Phone Saaferd — tUt-1. GUta. Mahogany, Aluminum Mil S. Park (Hiway 17-MI • Alto toveral uaod Boata and Gaitsr Tralle’-i. Boa the New Evlnrude Line for 'M WELL DRILLING Pump Sale* with ROBSON Sport isg Goode Repair Service Evtarad* Setoe A Service GARLAND SHAW 9 >M E. let »U P. O. Bon 541 34-foot Soml-V bottom plywood LONGWOOD i boat. Nawly refintohea. Ill* Phone: w. p. Randolph bt. i r. t I 41' rag to vslue with innertyrini if*#*, black enamel frame , . . ,}. adrawers, en T I lW U . Mathtr of Sanford IL tat, SL Phene if? Builder - I I t Phone 1151 Of See: saai s. Orlande Dr. Print or type your ad below; count the words (Initials or set of number* count aa ope word); five gveraRe-Icngtli words make ona line; then figure your cost from thu rats achadute. and msil with caah, etampa, check or money order to The Sanford Herald, Sanford Fla. ARR YOU LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME? *\ t • Found* lion* * ato^ec h i is a w I W1U do aU er any p e r t_______________ build- tag T e m i or Caah. Katimotoa Can m i daytimm er Mr "r 113 S. Part Avom Sanford, Fla. ____________________________ —.WORK WANTED-PEMALE U —FARM AND GASDEN Blvd. Plantation Eitatea. : o u se c l e a n iNG or ba itog^ whole or half day. — WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. 14c per lino He per Ita* . Mlaimem Cherge 34*. Cealreet Rate #od Ctoeeined Dleytoy Rato* eo RaqoaM SEE «nd COMPARE The Sanford Herald will not be responsible for mum than on* Ineorroet insertion of your ad. and reserves the right to rovise or reject any ad­ vertisement that does not conform to the policies of this paper. The Home* Built By M A TUDOR, INQ ra of Fine Home* ar Florida Living PRINT YOUR AD BELOW m ,TULLY Designed Three iur Bedroom Homes Varied Selection of Pirns Avail­ able. Priced From $11,200 to 324.000 VH (Gl) - FHA A FHA Inscrvice Financing, HOMES AVAILABLE: South Plnccrest ... . Sanford, Fla. (If neft»**ry, * u litre sheet of paper! Grove M in o rt...........Sanford, Fla. rill with plaatia ends. Pintle or MeltonvUle. ols, Unguood. Exp. July 18, rayoa Upe*. Cotton or nylon 1954, cord*. Avalon Apta. Effictoney, Phone lenltsrik GLuw and Paint Co, 730-W. IT—BHOKKRS BO* REALTORS 11M14 West 2nd St. Phone *20 Effieiewy MCMy apinmenta, air con. Robert A. wnilauia, Realtor lonini and TV optional. 262) Raymond Lundquiit, Associate Deep Free**. Hotpolnt, It tu. ft dltlonini Chest type. Like new. SM0. Can S. Part (Highway l i n t . Salt­ Phene 1*73 Atlantic Bank Bldg. ’d. CLARK’I TOURIST COURT be *Mn at Agua Vlita A Sunrita ford.__________ and Dinette Goodyear hta ECHOLS SM M N G OR, an to toam the re(or youtg man Modmw Air-condlttoiod Salon toil tire and aeceaeory bust Corner lad * MagnoUe, Pb. "Bod Bamberger” Mgr. net*. Expcrianca not Mcewsry. Hnnriett'n Baswty Nawk Company benefit* ineJude life tu Monday*! 'til l:M o . m. a* *. Oeh Ph. • *71 VISIT OUR RAIXOwY 1 7 -B u g a g j^ H P ju R s K1GMRST CASH TRADE- Di 1 tim e.. 3 time* M e por lino _ 16e per line RATES: . . . Jsaths 321 East 1st SL Phone 1631. Paint—$2.50 gel. Foot Loektre, DC 4 Tractor, Bargain special 17.99. Jungle Hammock*, BRITT TRACTOR CO. ’ Tarpaulins. Army-Navy Surplus Hiway 17-93 South Phone 5*1 310 Sanford Ave. FARM Equipment «t Bargain We buy and tell used furniture. Pric**. Ph o n e issr-w-i. Paying top cash price* for any­ thing of value. SUPER TRADRENTALS ING POST on 17-92. Pb. 3017-W. Parlo rs YO U R W A N T ADS WhclJiyr you Jjv# right her* in Snr./ord, or beyond tho Sanford locnl telf-l phono gono. It may bo moro convenient to mall your Wnnt Ad to the1 Herald Office. B A LL R EA LTY NAME -PHONE ADDRESS ” Number of Lines BROOM cottage, light* and water furnished. ' Phone 1143 R. SMALL cotuge. Phone 1144-W. S BEDROOM Hew*. odulU only, has Hotly A r t , Call i m l j . 'ANTES TO RENT Ibia ad to o fra* pasa to tho Rita Theatre Mr Ettoabeth Jabnaoo, ait Palmetto Ave. Exp. July id, Mevtotoad Rla*-I* Theatre fee Billy Toato, Sanfard, Eap. July I®* -dumber of Time* Check • Meoey Order _Stamye er Caah PAYM EN T EN CLOSED III IP YNANIi n f em. i l c Children, 2 Adults Hurt As Carnival Ride Topples Over DUX1URV. Mas*. IB-Elevrn children and two adulta weio In­ jured Wednesdav when n whirling chslr-swing toppled over at * f * r' nival where hundred* were enjoy Ing the Fourth of July holiday. Ten of the youngster* were on the chair-sw-ing rotating around a central pole 30 feet high when it tipped over and narrowly mined food concessions and olher ride*. The 11th youngster and the two adults Injured were standing among the spectator* at Train Field, which had been turned into a carnival under sponsorship of the local American Legion post Police said sever*! woman faint id when the eirefrs# aqueals of the children lumed to crlas of fright as Ihe rid# collapsed. Kyewitneur* said the chairs impended from the top o( the ccn ter po'», ware swinging about 20 feel off the ground. Spectators, police and firelight er* extricated the children fiom the tangled swing*. After fir*l aid the'injured were sent to the hos­ pital. „ Police Chief Jemes T. O'Neil said the ride concession, like about 20 oilier*, had been inspected for safety and appeared in proper working order. He ordered an in­ vestigation. Governor, Board Plan Exploration T A L L A H A I S E E IB-FterIda's governor and real estate board planned exploration yester­ day Into how promoter* can he discouraged from misrepresenting Florida real cstalt to dislant cus­ tomer*. A Miami newspaper. The Herald, has exposed a brisk trade in Flor­ ida home*iles between promoters §7—1 ROBE R H * ad _ HBA LTORB~ FORCED MOVE1 Owner requests Immediate aato of 3 Bedroom Meionry house. Kit­ chen equippod, furred walla, reramie Utod- path, blinds and heater. $110* d o w n , $33.04 monthly; whtok include* taxes, ins., etc. 4to% loan can be as­ sumed by purchaser with no quoetimu naked. $84*5 to the full price. Phone $71 or 3-BEDROOM house, unfurnished, BLEEP-TIME SAVING! kitchen equipped, 1100 -MALE er FEMALE HUDSON Hornet IMS. euoitont Kingsue Bed, complete |U* S-BEDROOM furnished d u p l e x AltiwQor ft Sifiagv rendition throughout many onI inches wider and $20.00 daily, Sell Lumlnoua Door apartment, $ao Real Estate A Insurance ue» Only My . CaU M*-Rlonger Ihan ordinary bod Plate*. Write Reovea, Dept. ISO, pfcONE 1TM Mrs. Lowrtoe Mcaaenger, Aaaoc Suite « Attleboro, Mai*, free templet. Bedroom Piv 11 Bookcase bed, Dreeeor BUSINESS 3-B.R. Bungslow, oomplttely furn­ 1*7 Magnoki Art. Seminole and Mirror tt-SALESM EN—AGENTS ished, hot-cola water included. T. W. Mi « . DIETRICH! « Boom* Complete IMS SERVICES p h o n e n aa. Phoo* ST ar 141 Bedroom. Living Room Thto to a tea* gusst m m i* the If*! Part Ava. RETAIL is- ' " w m PUCE BY MAIL!! LOWELL E. OZIER 1 M R I S CARS • YOU CA N l-RRDROOM house with carporte, porch and utility room, Frigidtlre appliances. $225 down. 'WSSr a' ' m A PC DINING ROOM SUTTR . . . chalra need re-working, tablf end Euffet worth much more tKan'the frtea ..................................... r•IE * APC DININO ROOM SUIT* f- • e beat buy in ike ite r * . . C o «. tv m ir $*«.*# n e w. . , *till in m elt. Client condt Iltton .Cemalete ONLY I ING ROOM TABLES . , . 3 er Your UStII CARS NOW FINANCING A IM L E SS SOFA . , . Ideal f a r •I/)W DOWN PAYMENTS trail* er amall room . , , *le»tw •Low MONTHLY PAYMENTS light ^reen |004 condition $U A A, K- S H O E M A K E R . J R . laoo MellonvUle OTTOMAN . . laauuSfVp'*S Fiona l$aj flattie, r*gular N M I value. Fl< EFFICIENCY ApirtmtOL Suitable for bicbrlor CLOSE-OUT RAYMOND M. BALI. Private bath. Aerosa from*<?osi Our complete line of Acme Paint. OSCAR M. HARRISON Office. Manuel Jacobson, Price* reduced 1/3. SHERMAN REG. BROKERS CONCRETE P1PI CO., out W. Three end. loor ream fumtohej I. D. Highlayman, Aisnefate 13th SL apt*. Very clean and close In. see Senth Park Ave. Phene I Phone 61$, Jimrav Cowan. BATHROOM Fixture*—T u b -U v Consult A REALTOR First atory—Toilet. Reasonable. $1? PURNfSHEP apt*. Phone 1311E. 25th SL Phone 2092-J. CULLEN AND HARKKY DESIRABLE one and two bed­ las N. Park Ave. Phone 3313 ELECTROLUX vacuum cleaner, room furnished apt. Ph. 432-W good condition, reasonable. Also O Z IE R R E A L T Y C O . maternity dresses, alia 12. 3-ROOM lakefront apt Hot water. Laura B. Osier $40 month. Wm. Musgravc, Lake PHONE 2193-W. Reg. Real Estate Broker * Mary. 3011 (to Orlando Dr. — Ph. 11S» 14—APPLIANCES CLEAN furnished first floor apt See ui for Frenrh Ave. Property 1004 Palmetto Ave. PRIGIDA1RE appliances, a a l a a CERAMIC TILE REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN and service. O. H. High. Ovlede. POR SALE—1960 23 H. P. John*#* Paul P. Mueller 4 Son Ph. IM Fla. Phona FO-3431S er Sanford I A a room apt Ph. 3ta3-W. 1544 PreMh Ave. rim estimate. Quality work. 1MI-W after a p. m. J. W. HALT- REALTOR I bedroom ept.,x_pertly fum. or Outboard Motor. Good Condition u* Jehnny Walker, Asawriala unfum. leroen perch. Ph. SI3-M. T. V. REPAIRS AIR CONDITIONING "Call Hall" Phone 175# Til 10 p m. Service Call*. $3.00, •«n Price $63. CaU 1203-W. For Room or Building FURNISHED 3-room apartment, ojF J . Q. Herrin, Ph. MM-J. wT A. screened porch and garage, H. & POPE CO. INC. Ur! NorrU, Ph. US*. Licensed Tackwater and light* furnished. Iff South Park Ave. ' 'JTQit SALE — Ito H. P. Oulkoeid ntoiaai, guarantaad work. PHONE SOS. S t - M * C ~ * r * * i motor, Mercury. Good condition. BAGGKALY GATUN BROTHERS Unfurnished Upstairs Apt. ill Ole A. B. Peterson, Broker Associates Dragline A Bulldoter Service APPLIANCE CENTER A. B. Pelrr»on Jr., P. J. Che*Cell USL Ralph Swann. •nder Ave. Cal! Mrs. Armstrong Ph. MM Geneva. S4M-W Sanford. “ Your Weatlnghouae Dealer” tenon, Garfield Willetti, John days, liaa; after a p. m. 123-M. Phone 1787 115 MAGNOLIA Meisch, R. W. Williams, Hard BULLDOZING 3-BEDROOM unfurniahed apart­ M. Plaid, A. C. Doudney, Land t$—BUILDING MATERIALS USED KICKERS LOWERY A BRIDGES ment. Reasonable. PHONE IMS. Suvayor SI H P "$4" Johraon .............SSS* Sen. Iisa-W orange CHy Syr 4-5034 Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete 110 N. Park. Phona 1138 N H P "M " Wliard...... . fill Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement ATTRACTIVE furnished apart­ ment*, utititiaa included, t S U P *'*" Scott-Atwator at a SI—8CHOOLB-INSTRUCTION R o m L. Payton, Broker Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ rooms $45; S noma $*o. 107 W. Alberta J. Hall. AiaoclaU fication*. DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT ath st. . 1 S ISTjohnaon .................MM Men are being eelected In this ShermtR Concrete Pip* Co. Phone M il 17-91 at Hiawatha I H P Elgin ........................... MLOO area to bo trained for high P*r Out We«t 13th SI. POR RENT *7—MOUSES and COTTAGER boata . . Soata . . MATS! Desirable 3 B. R. homee, kitchens Job* aa Dtoael mechgnki, op­ 14' Crutoer, outoowd. Uko new USID BRICK erators of traetan, bulldoter*. S I R Saminoto Realty for Deair- furnished, 590 to 5110 month. IV Vanguard, 1M% flW glan. Sea Crinee. and marina Dteeal en- TWO CARLOADS beautiful uaad aila Home* and ApU. Phone 17. thto beauty, Pyke reduced to Sinai, parts man and many othbrick. Orange, red, and burnt house, unfurnished, H ERE r r B FOE QUICK b a l e bargeln. ar Jobe in thto rapidly aapandlng black. See them at UCSRMAN almetio Ave. Ph. 103. Thto • ^ IS* Lyman Lagetroko. with con­ induatfy. If you ar* median- CONCRETE PIPE CO. lie home la to 1up to too minute In V ion — ia ______ attfactively construction ... . trol*. light*. Repainted. Lika IcaUy minded and want IncraaiOCEAN FRONT cotUge at New RED-LMIX CON' . CRETE •ted and will pleaea the Naw, W R ad tamtol* you owa It to your•myrna, Ph. It47 after I r. at. Mir at to Concrete to Oe, Isatidioua, barge living ftatidioua. Large ... _ IV Row Boata ................. $12* 00 •elf to find out whether er not SM Elm Ave, Phono 1333 NICELY, furnished home. I W room with nth open fireplace, nice MONROR BOAT BOWL you can qualify, Por Area Infor­ sited dining roo room,. two good Sagford Ave.. rhone U M ! Hwy lT-tt at Laka Monroe Bridge mation Without ohligaUan write: METAL ROOPINO bedroom*, Florida room (or ex TRACTOR TRAINING SERV­ Now in stock. 5-V Crimp—IU " $7$ per month. bedroom). Closed garage 1$—TRAILERS ICE. INC.. Box 1S2S, Tho San- Corrugated — 2to” Corrugatod g BEDROOM b o u i e . Kitohm tra Kitchen furnished. Get all Your roofing need* at oqulpped, water fumlahed. Com­ ____ It will pay YOU 11 see US before ford H*r*ld. at only $10,500. Sherman Concrete Pip* Co. er French A 37th St. you buy. Open Evening* and W. H . "Bill" HTKMPER SvuicUys, Out West 13th 8L EMPLOYMENT Realtor — General 1-BEDROOM house, unfum. At Eaetaido Trader Sake Gay Allen, 4$—BUSINE l l EQUIPMENT 3541 Palmetto Ave. Ph. Ml ar Patotka, Pla. IP -K E L P WANTED-PEMALE Arietta Price, Aieeetoto 144-W/ 3U3 l i t N. Part Ave. IMS, *Mt. Naw Moon houaa troll WAITRESS — Applr Touchten’* Ha y n e s Office Machine Ce., MODERN 3-Bedroom Traitor, Ful­ Typewriter*, adding machlnaa, Tyi or, for aato or trade on 3-bed Drug Store, Mr. Clark. IP IT IS REAL ESTATE ly furnished, with Florida room Satos-RantaU, 314 Mag., Ph. 4L in Sanford. PHONE ask (Yumlev A Montoith and utility room, m private tot* Brauticlan, air condltionad salon. at U? South Park, Pbooa 771 Phona MU-R. Good pay, permanent poalUon. 41—-PVRNITUBR—ROUSEMOU3 They Know It TRUCKS fOR SALE HOM ES Ht-Pii# maroen valaur Safa and l •VA—F fU -C OBNUVILe Tn t io nal matching chair* $3$ i' l'Stsati'w'HfR.f! Friday, July 6, l&fitf, PtfU I • REAL ESTATE I H .P . Johnton ISM Valencia Villas . . . . DcLand, Fla. Paala Road, Phone 700 Modal ............. «R»JOO SALES OFFICE AS H. P. Flraetona .. 2625 S. French Ave. i U . P. Mercury IMS Phone 2100 A 296u Model .................HM-00 FOR FILMS, Finishing, Tap* l>- 54—APARTMENTS corders. Supplies. SEE — WIES H. P. Scott-Awatcr u p . ’. i i m r BOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP, 210 WE LAKA APARTMENTS: room* Gearahift ,...$73.50 CooLracUng aau Repair private baths. 114 W. F lnt SL g H. P. Sea Bee Phone 1113 S. Park Ave. Gear Shift ........ .. $65.oo 1M7 Saaferd Ave; HUTCHISON’S Ocean P r 0 n t —Factory to You— S H. P. Mercury PLUMBING A REPAIRS Apt*. 331 S. Atlantic. Daytona Aluminum IMS Mark • ................ tl«-M Septic Tank Inatallatlon A Service. Batch, Call I374-W. TJH. P. Utamplon ........ *<•»•*> Sowar Connection*. Archie C. Venetian DUnds Thto 1* a free guest pass to the 10 H. P. Mercury _____ Harriett, phone TM-W or 1333. Ineloetd head. Sag-proof bottom f u r n is h e d Oarage «pL 2300 Rita Theatre for Charles Nick- f iM THE SANFORD HERALD Woman wants clean, quiet, nicely furnished room, year ’round. !% ■SwiSS "• ------------------------ Pro* animate*. R- L. Harvey. 20t as—article * rum Itwfard Ave, Phene WR. • AUTOMOTIVE Y J S U R L Mq lr Q If-WANTED TO RENT T E D B U R N ETT FOR PAINTING H IM N Iffctj I l l E . F l n t SL S IM Doya HUP WANK 0 Mile DAI LY ACROM I. Yield over 6. Hrrdeot whets* 9. GWt'1 name 110, Roman ' magtatrat* (var.) ,53. Musical Instrument 13. lum <54. Conjunction IB, Jewels CROSSWORD 3. Unit of work f. Lints connecting opposing 4. Anglo. [30. Iriflemmalion of the Irtaa# the eye ;3l. A wing be. Not rloeed eo. Thorium (eym.t 41. Native of Rom* 43. Lave 45. A smell napkin ,4*. Anrslhtue 47. Bend 41. Kind of manor court (Eng. H ist» DOWN I.Ruat «' 34. River (Lot) 3$.iun - Caress *** ■7. lightly 0. Fuss tive, noun «r phras* 29. A aervtng of bacon 31. Swindle (var.) 33. Poet 34. Apart ^2 _ l1*H | .1 m n • •* t ’ YeeSetOar'a *»'# Am * * i 35. Oldest tHF 1 best known' ik . iq tr. • •fthe Dravidton- ’.r.iSESf: 39. Kind of •• chalcedony 43. Malt J Sevang*1; 44. Drdnllo <« article ’ >■ r_ % !r T" * *i 1 M^KIHIM w a rn T l FTT U I 4b ■ rm W T7s.UI■ ■ H| w j _ *• rr TV i>. • Mill I I I •1 0 adjec­ headdresa m i t I..-; <’«»■» :i-xnma i l •srn- », ;* -r-j * ■ i'-i * ,, . 1 h i ast'.'i' 1 j Oil .1 ix : • 1 11 t!,i I'l :\ ’ < r»,. i » IK’S l-i 1 i.i'- ‘ tive r. Bishop'* , 2*. Money of 33. Cluha 20 atub- ii.LMn. • , IS . A lUJIl-i » -, .11 • descrip­ n:-; x. <i 1 11 aerfa 8. Obtain* '17. Little----- . 8. Drudge character in 9. Feted ! "Uncle 11. Guldo’a 1 Tom'* highest Cabin-* note II. Glum Iposa.) 20. MatoUit 16. Encounts rocks errd 21. Paradis# It. A rebtf 22. Flap (short­ '$4. Exclude ened) I account / (Turk.) 110. Loiter 33. Berk cloth SIIIIAIIONS W.INIt it w J % --------------------- - =-= V of devolopmenti still on tU# draw­ dlvidual real oalato ownon who * 1 ing bogrd and out-ef-slsio buyers. frr property, but only ever J . E* Hollenbeck of tVest Palm licensed by the board. Beach, real estate board chair­ man, who called the meeting KNOTT I R E TH RILL o f ^ hare, said current law docs not easy money-making. Ua* give his board Jurisdiction over in- Ads, Phone 1131. �He’ll Love __ * 4 Every Minute of it When He This ideal new section well was especially designed being of growing Vo high-speed highways 'mar the quirt residential charm o f !ta winding streets , . . Tha naw Pinacraat Elementary School, with Ita apadoua playground, la •tally accatilbla to all parts of tha area, and there ia plenty of play apace too in tha tree ahadad yards surrounding every South Pinecrest home Dad will have plenty of elbow room for an outdoor barbeque and patio for lasy afternoon lounging, and bell certainly weloome the big carports and work for the safety and families. As for Mom, aha will Just plain lore everything from thraahhold to lintel Here her family will have a home of charm and stability in the beat residential area. She will thrill to the large living room and dinette with ita convenient doe> •ta and big airy windows. She’ll pause to catch her breath when she aeoa the auderv work-free kitchen, the spacious bedrooms and the oodles o f closets . . . the smooth life-time teraoo floors, the sparkling bath . . . the lovely landacapad yard . • J a fact, everything about South Pineerert Is designed for real homey Hvb* ha .the FOR ONLY one of the following finance plans within 3 0 minutes, we are completing the paper w ork OdhanL & Judah., BPA ILEY O D H AM , President W H Y NOT DRIVE OUT TO D A Y? �% Shop and Save In Sanford 3Tb* ^ a ttfo rb • VOULME XLV1I1 fc r a lb amANn m m r w n m n aDAILY n v w NEWBPAPE1 nm anan INDEPENDENT | SANFORD. FLORIDA Established 1908 4-Item Agenda Scheduled If Your Herald la Not Delivered By I *». M. Call 1821 Before 7 K M. For Delivery 9 B m ONDAY JULY 9. IffsT Associated Presa Leased Wire American Legion Post Gets Land For New Fair Grounds! A abort - four-item aganda rnmea before the Board of Banford City Commissioners tonight for dlacufsion and possible action. On* (tom concerns public hear­ ing* for tha retoning af two arena, one of which has been dis­ cussed by both th* Board of Commlnlialonere and tha Zoning and Planning Commission, Tha first area for roaonlng to ba considered at tit* public Soar­ ing ' is the southwest corner of French Avonut and 2tlh Street Campbell-Losatng Post No. 31 of to a C-T claeitflcatian. a American Legion has se­ Tto aacend Item for publie hoar ed approximately aaven acres of mg provtdaa for th* roaonlng of land fronting on Highway 17-tt, Block 7, Ttora 14, U and !• from on* mils south of Sanford, for its Rl-X to R-t. mw fair ground*, according to Commlaaloatra wilt ala* die Lynn Lyon, Commander. cuss and poaalbly taka action on Commander Lyon, In a releaao an appointment t* th* Civil Barthis morning, said "Tto Ameri­ vie* Commission and th* appointcan Lagtou Post acquired thia mint of two member* to tha land In ordtr to give tha people Zoning aad Planning Commis­ of Seminole County a bigger and sion, U ) Batstfdag eight leading upright better fair than aver." The fourth Item ta b* aonaldHe explained "By aocuring thia •red and diacuaaad by th* Board property which ta doubts that et of Commlaatanara ia an ordinance Ha prerent loaaUon, lha American establishing a subsistence allow­ Legion can once again offer tha ance for member* of tto Baa peopi* ef th# aounty a eattl# atow, ford Folk* Department, more and bigger commercial ex­ Other mature to ha diacuaaad hibits, and school exhibits, aa wall and conildared by the Board «f a* plenty of parking apace off tha Sanford Ctty Commissioners wSl highway." coma from tha floor Commander Lyon has appointed Salt* from wholesale trad* in ? th« commissioner*. two eommiMaoe to got the mw Florida ia IK4 aaounUd to <2, project underway as qukkly aa 403 billion, a 71 par cant increase possible. Tha eommtttM* are tto ovar th* level of aataa in l li l, according to th# current Econo­ building commits** aad tto mic Leaflet. groundi eemmlttae. Th# Leaflet, published by the Momt o n of tto bulldUtg cm Bureau of Economic and Bualmitt**, appointed by the Peat nau Raaearcb, Collate of Bud­ Commander, are Joel I , Plaid, naia Adminlitratiion, Unlvaralty A matting at tto Lato Maty chairmen) R. I . Johnson Jr., Rod Cross swimming classes of Florida, show* that Semlnolo Volunteer Fire Department la Mat Georg* O. Maybury, aad Karlyla County ia 17th In rank, according for adults will start tomorrow ad for tomorrow night at tto Lato night at the Sanford Municipal to totallaalei for 1M4, Mary School. Tha inaisda committee will bare Total aalaa for 1934 I* abown Swimming Pool, according to an According la aa announremm aa It* chairman « . C. "Rad" announcement today (Tom Mr*. at 21 million dollar*, an IncrouM officials ef tha erganluttea litres whh members I . Q. "Slim" of <3400,000 over the INI period. Muriel Scott, Water Safety Chair­ meeting will begin at • p. M. Callaway aad Rtf Richard. man of th* Seminole County Chap­ There war* 1,711 employe* bi ■harp. Commander Lynn Lgraa baa ap­ ter of the American Red Cross. Semlnola C o u n t y wholesale Membership earde wtl t o U snad A U A L FLORIDA vacetlow-Mevb* f< pealed to all ef to* mamtors ef It la tha first time In all year* cetablishmcnti In 1934 aa compar­ tta Campbail-Laaaiag Post. Amatithat adults have bad an opportuni­ at this meeting but M duoa Wgl Eugene Van Halltorg (renter) with Us ed wit* 1434 in It41. bis wife, at th* ham* ef Mr. and Mra» ty to take swimming lesion#, said bo assessed. Accoriog la tha Economic LaaiA. L. Walter, president af th* (Matt Phot*) . let, vaeaivad today, thara v u aa With looking after children, and Lato Mary VoiuntMr Fire 11 par cent Inereai* In payibna with aa ' math latarmd-to both maat Mid "avarraag t# t o Detail* af dlacgfeMU* and a 39 per cent increaae In paid water akiing and boating, parent* employe* lb IPS4 over the 1 M tig* should take advantage of thla op­ tlona slated U tome before tto memberhip war* not announced. uraa. portunity M learn to swim, aha "During thla aamt period of said. tima", aay Carter C. Oiterbind, The classes, which will begin at aiaoclata reaearcb profeaaor, and 7:30 tomorrow night, are for both EIU* C. Jonea, rcaaarch aula- mrn and wqmrn, for beginner* By MART FOWI.FJt 1 unt In lha University of Florida and non-swimmers, Mrs. Scott an­ Kugena Von llallbera, the wallBureau of Economic and Bust- nounced. , Henry (Jo*) Rusaall, 14, died at net* Research, author* of tha known composer Is visiting with There la no charge for th* in­ aa Ortaeda boapRal yesterday fal­ laaflat, "the aggregate aalea by struction,* and for this reason LONOWOOD^Lonrwoad Cham­ hia wife .and daughter, Maria, lowing aa mass* ef ail month*. wholeialeri throughout the United "we would like to have a* many ber of Commerce wilt hold IU On* at tha pioneer farmers at at tha hams of 3tr. anJ Mrs. Carl States had increaaed 30 per cent." turn out for the classes as possi­ regular meeting in Sunnyalde Park thla section, Mr. Ruaiall earn* to O. Lind In D# Bary. Motoring from Merchant wholesalers, with aalea ble", the Instructor and water this Thursday svenlng at • p. m. Sanford ia 1MI from tyiar, Tag. their boma la Forest Hills, N. Y. of I1.73SJ million, accounted for safety chairman said. Three m w director* will be Von Hatlbarg is rataalng after Ha was bare Dae. M, UT1 la M u31 par cent of 1W4 Florida ulea, oatak. Ki m , "Soma have aveh signed up from elected and officers far th* com­ th* camplotlaa of Wally Wlntore. with those engaged In 1th* aalt DeBary," Mrs. Scott said. Mr. Russell engaged In farming ing y#ar will be chosest, * a new character show which will of food and related product* rehare antil lif t whan h* moved t* It was announced today that It The Medical Building will be b# on N.B.G. shortly; he il»o ar­ •pooaibla for by far the greatest persons are participating in the lighted and open so that an* may Lake Mary where ha has lived ranged Inspirational musk and volume of wholesale aalea. At th* Volusia aid* at Lake Man- i ln c t ' Life Saving Course being offered. roe just wnat baa bero aceompusn- scores for a eerie* which will Ha was a member ef lha Church In volume of aalea, Dada Coun­ A Naval instructor haa charge of •d on thia project tha peal year. bring concrete eaamplet of the roe bridge on route J7-M there la ty led with a total of <H3 million, this class, Thla wtll be aa open meeting brotherhood of nationa to th* a fishing camp which baa bean ef Chviet ia Tyler, Tan. Mr. Ruaall i* survived by hts followed closely by Duval with Mrs. Scott added "instructions and all are Invited to attend. TV screen. Von Hallberg composed growing la importance tinea its P012 million. Gulf had th* largest will be given on the new method Coffee and eak* win to served at the musie for Mr. Dlstrkt At­ start-off a year age. Care, thaw­ widow, Mrs. Core RusseB, Lake percentage increase In wholesale of artificial respiration during the the dose of the busiaos* meeting torney whirh ran for years on ing license plate* ham ovary Mary; ana daughter, Mia* Oliva trade over 1P4I with an Inertaaa adult swimming rlassrs galling and alt art welcome to stay for redIm for the Fred Allen show; slat*, register there; fisherman RnaaaB, Crown Paint, Ind.j fire find that not only can they rant tana, Herbert B. Bussell Crown of 371 par rent, followed by Ok­ underway tomorrow nighc" tha #ocia] hour U .follow. - ( Pant!need aa Fag* Eight) boat* but they can And a ntaebank Paint, lad.; Pordyre M. RusmU, aloosa with an increase of 4M par who knows Ma stuff In repairing Sanfeed; Clayda W. RasacO. Reyncent." their boats or area capable of leading citiaa hi wholesale ac­ showing th*m ■ goad bargain la a tivity in itU are Bate I by the ntw outboard motor and auppliaa. authors n th Jacksonville in tap Edward Cox la lisa proprietor and great grnndchilraa. position with 17an million, Miami Funeral earricea win be held to­ ha is no mean fisherman himatlf. in second place with aalea o f MM Yesterday ha aiid hit wife, with a morrow, Tuesday, at II a. at. at million and Tampa third, with couple r visiting relatives from tha Briatna Paaeral damn with th* 34*L North, caught aevw bass, averag­ Bar. W. P. Brook* Jr., aOrlatini. "In comparison with other south­ Burial will to ia Evergrata Cam. ing from two and n half to six eastern atalas, Florida ranked pound* and on tha day before o ta ry . fourth in tha dollar volume of brought in eight good sited fellows. wholasala trade", Drat in aggre­ Th* camp la a* Mat and wail gate payroll* and Drat ia th* num­ run tkat people m kappy to make ber of paid employee and active H a mooting place. Recently James proprietors of unincorpora tel busi­ Richards laft hia grandsons and nesses. a playmate there for Ashing adThe regular monthly meeting ef Th* Economic Leaflet U teat to venture and heeled them with a Floridians upon request dollar or so for lunch. Th* hpya the Beard ef Director* of the Sem­ apaat this for bait and whan th* inole County' Chamber ef Comm- Site Car, Train Collide Located Af Intersection; On 17-92 Driver Is Injured ir u r trtanmjr iir v v ii vtooa i ★ ★ ★ Auto Crashes * Through Concrete Posts Into Water . * m M As SS Oldtraobile sedan plung­ ed Into tha water on tha south aids of State Road 413 ahortly after 10 o'clock Saturday night j u t cast of tha Oataon Bridge. Tha automobile, apparently out ef control, smashed through throe guard rail concrete posts before cutting a 410 foot swath through hoary g r a s s a n d underbrush and before coming to s atop up­ right in about II Inch* of water. Apparently turning over at loaat one* before coming to a atop, tha car waa a total loaa. Both windahlalda were amasbed and tto interior of th# car **varod with mud and water. Tto car w m found by Deputy Sheriff Deaton Proved and Con­ stable J. Q. "Slim’* Galloway who had racalvad the report that g car had goM over tha embankmoat However, Corp. Jok# Raul•non of tha Florida Highway Patrol waa called to the scene after it was discovered that the crash waa in Volusia County, Th# ear, a new one, had been driven only 4,422 miles, according to Ita speedometerr and wot ownad by Herbert E. Rawle of 120(1 Crescent St., Sanford. No on* w m found In the car whta th# ereah waa discovered. A billfold, woman’# poeketbook, and shoos were found on the front seat , . , Corp- Ranlarean reporied that the owrer of tha ear aald “ wins- •■ V an* brought my wlfa homo badly cheek up and with a ftw aeratehas." Mrs. Dorothy Stephens Bawls, 21 a former telephone • operator, wa* th# driver *f l*1* ear and at th# tins# *f Ik# dent waa returning bom# from New Smyrna Baaeh. Band Enthusiasts * Invited To Fish Fiy On July 11 H i# school band enthusiasts from this area are Invited to a fish fry to bo bald in conjunction with tha dedication of a m w recreation park at tto foot of the vranxit P. WWUhalr Bridge acrone tto tt. Johu River an - 'W July it. Wholesale Trade Increase Reported Classes To Begin Tomorrow At Pool Volunteer Fire Dept. Meeting Slated Tomorrow Directors, Officers Will Bt Elected A t CofC Meeting ** Methodist Youth Flen Beech Forty Tto Senior MVP d Pint Mottodkt Church plaM to bare "Great" Am tad fellowship pt Ha Ttoaday afUrnaon beach party at Daytoaa Beach. _ <9 Thara will to swimming, slagtog. langhtar, wisein and aada nap. Can win laeva bum tto Church at 4:10 -a ll MVF’s are latoad, ti wu i i Muorad. Funeral Services Are Set Tomorrow For Henry Russell U tto train, it w u report*J, w u MgUgtble. Tha accident occurred at ay* pranimtaly < :» p. m. Mm . Umpun racalvad a broken toroid*r and cut* and fcrutaos, Ha is still in tto hospital aboard tto Sanford Naval Air Sutkm. I Maty aRMals investigated tto Council Passes Ordinance On Sale Of Bar Beverages Tito new ardbtanra will require mtought cloning aa all waab-dayi and P m midnight Saturday turn Action aa th* raqnaet aI ton Lake Mary Volunteer P in Dept- Id regard to the ptrehaa* ef Lang* weed's former fire siren was *• tread to tall R to them providing they mare it. Tha anuncU ala* voted to pur* Friday To Attend Meeting Succumbs Mn. Florence Purdy Welle, The DeLand Band and Orrhektra Asaaclaiion issued th* invlistion ia whleh they auta "This t* tto Bret activity ta to staged in aa effort to rata# fund# with which a bus will be provided for travel to thalr different engagemanta." Official! af tto organic*tiaa aay "Thara will to a abort ceremony Wacbargaa dedicating th* park, tost rides, pony rid#*, a Nfnakmont stand, Herman Lee Buchanan ( Sanford) Bula Edward# (Sanford) and music by tto hand. Mrs. John Epps and baby toy "Thai* youagstars urgently need (Sanford) a mw bus la which la travel ta Johnny Johnson (All aman to thalr different engagement*. This Springs) is eat provlfod by tto publk Edward Pollard (Da Bary) amtoel aystem, a* parents and Jaly I frianda af tto band mombars Admleatoas must raise funds," according ta Mre. Amelia Angatoek (Sanford) tiM invitation. Willi# Green Theme* (Buford) (Caniiaaad On Page «gh*> Hospital Notes B Renowned Composer Visiting In De Bary One man waa Injured and dam* ago waa estimated at <1,300 when an automobile and train collided at th* Intersection of State Road 417 and tha railroad Friday even­ ing, . Ensign P. K. Slmpion, returning to the Sanford Naval Air Station, driving a 1934 ford l-door sedan east on State Road 427, rdIkied with an Atlantic Coast Lin* traighl train, northbound. The frost of tto car and train mat at tha IntenecUvn with the impact of tha train carrying tha automobile a distance af 40 t* 30 feat. Engtnaman of tto ACL train waa P. K. Donaldson, Damage are* wtR ba told at the Seminal* County Education Building an Commtirla! Are, Tuesday evening nt « o'clock. Report* and dltmeofona relotlv, U the Joint Billboard Program and th* Banford-TItuavilla Canal will ha hoard. Georg* Teuhy, proeldent af tha Chamber af Commere*, he* urged all meenbers af th* Beard af Directed to attend th* meeting. M, died at Seminole Memorial Ho». pita I Saturday, at t:M p. m. aflat i short Ulnaaa. Mm. Walls hat bean a resldanl af th* Uptsla Section for D years* She waa born on May 3, 1MI at West Eaton, N. Y. and was a member nf the Pint Methodist Church af Sanford. Mr*. Walla is survived by aan alitor, Mrs. Iva Atanasaff of Brad* lay, Fla.; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Preg Purdy, Sanford; and » niece* and W eather Dog Innoculotion Deadline Is Sat Th# Anal opportunity fo p . i awnore t* tore thalr dog* lite* Martha Duar (touford) Bento WUllama (Altaman Spring*) Debra. Ana Meaaa (Sanford Charles Gatlin (Geneva) r o m r "BPECIS" for aa aftarnaan'* haul — To visiting their grandparent* Mr and Mrs. Janrei | � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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FISH STICKS ^ 3 - 9 9 * 3«99* GRAPES 2 * 4 9 * StrTienies C E L E R Y cwsp. juaoo « 23* Orange Jaice « 7 <-99* *■* 59* O L E O 2 R ttf N , RRAPE JBNE • c - N . BITTER patties .. * HSMin S — He MerfariM -- & BALLABD OR MUSBURY u v USSY DCUOOUS BARKY CAT B o o n GALS ,cS.1 7 « ,cLZ17« 1 ------? - t t : T^ ^ r �X ‘ •u •> If Your Herald b Not Deli te red B y . « P. M. v: Call 1M1 B efore.7 P. U - / For Delivery *w- im V AN INDEPENDENT D AILY VOULMK XLYI1I tssssstsst ^ A N T O R D ^ L O R ID ir "^ raWrito - « NEWSPAPER THURSDAY. JULY &. l f M Investigators Ttying Sales Tax ExceedsTo Determine Cause $86 Million Of Plane Crash Tuesday Sales Tax collections tor the fiscal year ended June 3d, IBM exceeded 9M million, an Increase of gig million ovsr the previous fiscal year, Ray E. Grseife. State Comptroller mid today. \t The continual uptrend tn sales for Seminole County is shown in the collections by counties for the month ending June 30, IBM. The total tax collections for the month is shoWn as »M,<UO.0«. TM4 to in compartoan with the Ilf,*7*9.72 collected for the month ending June 30, 1BW. A more theq 10 per cent Incrcsee to reported for Seminole County,. * Total collections In the state for the year war# 9*4,101430.84, said Green, as compared with 974439,423,41 for the 1»MM fiscal year. This to an mereass of 144 per cent. Collections to June, according to ths report from ths State comptraitor, raverin# May sales, were 14404,94240, an Increase of 41,• 166,446.44 o r.1944 per cant. Similar to gasoline tax collec­ tions, Juno collections wars suprisingly high •• .they almost •quailed May collections r»lh,r thaw taking the customary drop. ' N f, 114 1956-57 The Board of Seminole County so the budget cornu to « Commissioners, meeting t b i t t oat of 9163.310. A search for a missing Navy tUerf1 morning at 1:30 for an adjourned . The Road and Bridge Fund total > went on today while Invettigatori meeting from last Tuesday, adopt­ appropriations cam* V 9403,946.04 began putting pieces of an “ atom ed a tentative 1934-37 budget for With reserve* bringing the.budg* bomb delivery" plane together to *» " the operation of tha county-for tho et to 6521.54145. THa miitaSO tar try to fled out what made it erath ensuing year. near Eustis Tuesday. the Road and Bridie Fund wa* The appropriation for the gen­ raised two mlrf*. -"W 1 One hundred Navy men combed eral fund cam* to 9265,14941 with an area of about, a square mile An amount coming to tf.I.OOS ' yesterday to gather the bits -af miilaga let at eight mllta which was set aside in' ths ^teolaUv* -une nf the major projeftl o( is (bn statutory limit. With re- budget (or road materlxlg and th* the AJ Savage bomber from San .’m Women's Auxiliary nf tha ford Naval Air Station. Mott of appropriation tar m a ci h il n eerryf ocjiilmilc Memorial Hospital hit d the pieces were recovered, the which would Include two toad ma« The first itudents complete their Th* Board of County Commit* Nary said. recently been completed with the chines, four (rucks, andI a polirr, summer school work at Florida •loners this morning was talking fearchers didn’t find the miss­ furnishing and decoration of toa was raised 910.000 which h brought In torma of a “ now eourthouie" ing body of one of three men pre­ Kate University this week—1T1 family room. the total (a 553,000. i teachers and supervisors ef voca­ whan dUcoaalona rslstivs to the sumed killed In the crash. “ It I* gratifying to me and to Porter Lansing, president |f th* romodcllng of sovoral office* In the A Navy spokesman, hen ever, said tional education programs who the auxiliary" declared Mra. A. Seminola County Sportsman As* > building cam# up, < it officially discounted that any have been attending a three-week W, Eppa Sr., president of ths Aux­ aociatlon appeared before‘ this •ours*. i Commissioner B. C. Dodd; "ft It of teh throe waa alive. He said iliary, “ the favorable response wc morning's session to request A time that wa bsfln to tot atids two parachutes, opened but empty, Those attending Include: Mrs A check for 65,000 ha* been malted have received upon the comple­ sum of 9t,000 be added to next a nett tgg for a new court hours. were found and an eyewitness’i Gladys B. Hell and Mrs. Lydia to Seminole County by tiuto Comp­ tion of this room which is design­ year's budget for the* control of Watt from Sanford. “ We’re being atked to build IfcU report of 'seeing a third chute was troller Ray E, Green to bring it* ed toe use uf persons fasting the hyacinth*. “ Tha Game and Fish Dr. Edward R. Hankin. who I* in and that all over the countytala discounted. share of the rare track monies need for a quqiet place for medita­ Within th* next few day* the Department has promised mo a Dodd. "Maybe wo could build a A dredge was scheduled to be charge of the course, said tho 1TI up to (145,000, equal to the amount tion and prayer, for those that Sanford Zoo and Business Dlatriet cutter," Lansing told the' com* now courthouse and turn this brought into the search to pi Include craftsman Of many.trades received by each of the 47 countie* may have • member of the family will hr highly publicized with mlsslonere In his oxpLination a* • building ever to tab various agon* in a hole M feet deep where part and each a master of his own. In Florida, for this fiscal year, critically ill, for those that would the placing of four highway signs to how the money mould be used, • clot." he added. of the plane hit. All hare come here, he said, According to the Comptroller's Ilka privacy in meeting their paa- to the north and eouth of Sanford. “ but they have promised m* Office* In the County Court One witness said the craft n to acquire additional professional records, the 1955-54 racing season top or for a private talk with tha A program waa Recently devel­ everything but the rapiloi.** Th# House have bees remodeled tnu- plodod la the air. Three *ald they •kill in pining on their trades has produced a total of HI.055,000 doctor." oped by the Spralnnt* County monies requested for th#‘ hyacinth '4 merabla times la order to aUew heard It before the crash and It to others. The State Department for equal division among Florida's Chamber of Commerce publicity control will be set up in n “ protec* * additional rpace f o r variout sounded as if It were in trouble. of Education to Jointly sponsoring counties. This compares with 94,- Mrs. R. N. Blackwelder served and advartlslng committee nnd tlon tar game and fish" fund la braochet of the county government aa chairman of tha committee Of two bodies recovered, the the courts, which will be followed 522,400 received from Jal slal, Urn appropriations. , The latest office to bo'remodeled Navy identified one as J. R. Whit- by another three-week eourse start­ horse, and dog taxes during the on decorations with Mr*. Warren presented to the Sanford Merch­ Tha Board of CommMrioncr*^' was the office bf the County Judge nant, U, electronics technician ing July I and a two-week course previous year, or an Increase of Adams and Mrs. Dallas Loop as ants Association Directors lor were advised, When CHy Manage# and the JuvenlM Court Judge. second class, of Sanford. their approval and assUtamo. •istlng her. starting Jaly M. 92,512,000. Discussions Util morning center­ The other a spokesmaa said, Among the group of teachers A final distribution of racing The room, on the N it side or Two Chamber of Commerce signs Warren B. Knowles appeWtd be* ed around the need for additional was either Cmdr. Auburn W. Her­ taking the course are 11 English' monies totaling 93,000 to each mem- th# hospital entrance hall, Just Previously publicising the 6». tar* tb# Board ! request' ip tee la the office of the County ron, IT, pilot, of Sanford or U. ■peaking Cubans of the San Julian l y THE ASSOCIATED PEXtt ty was mailed Monday. Of a total opposite the main office, hai a Johns River Cruises are being re­ th* county appropriate T it Attestor, U X. Foley, IS, bombardier r-H- ALrcraB Technical School who as­ The nation's traffic deaths ever of 9101,000 each county has re- predominating color aeheme o ma­ painted to direct tourist* to tbs hiring an additional sanitar Other business this morning, gator, of Birmingham Ala. pect to pern on some ef their the Fourth of July spposrad edg­ ceived this fiscal year, 1155,250 roon and gold against tha two Sanford Zoo and Buttons* District n sum of 92,90* was i ln f doming before the Beard of CoraKMwItdfe to non-EngUsh-tpoak ing toward the pn-boUday eril- was provided by taxes enacted ahadet of gram of th# walla. Sec Mrs. Harold Appleby rate*tam­ ip to thah tentative V tT Commlaaionerf, was the offer matc of 160. tional chain, placed together, are ed to rile# additional funds to amount whkh will be tnatel big mambers of the faculty. rior to the 1955 session of the from 0 art pic, Inc., of ffiJSt with With final figures not eempfied, iglalature, and 9M.T30 from the covered In green plastic mater­ pay for th* location of two other State funds, which Thera la an expert horticulturist which to buy materials to build a will hs nsod tar tha the traffic toll for the N-feour 1955 additional tax on dog tracks. ial. A corner tiered table, with • from Daytona Beach school*, taro signs bojh of which will fit Into read from Bute Bead US north Is addition to the 9U.0U.000 di»- single brass candlestick on the tha overall program hotog carried ••curing another sanitarian tar dentists who are teaching dental period starting at 4 p. m. local to State Bead 04. technology, two raglttered nurses time Tuotday and ending lari mid­ tribuUd to the counties, racing top tier and Biblca on tha lower out hy th# Merakants Association tha couatr. Hie offer was accepted wtih one Tho newly revised .budget ten* who are teaching reactical nurs night, was IN. In other violent funds produced 919,910,000 for the shelf, Is placed between the sec and th* Chamber of Commerce. . dittenting vote from Commissioner deaths, TS drowning* were reported State's General Ravanua Fund to tional. There are three Bibles, th# tattraly adopted this merntng .aisn Ing, reblnetmikers, nrpeaters, John Meiaeh, Meitfh believed that By JOHN S. KRIDER JR„ RFC appropriations Protestant Bible, given by the One ef th* eigne waa erected Includes tha 97,5M requested by beauty culturtots, auto mechanics, and 64 periods lost their liras in partially offral the ofafr shouttd cover “ the pur­ The local National Guard Unit, TV-ridle specialists, printers, wel­ miscellaneous eccldents, tor an mad# by th# legisliture for old Sanford Ministerial Association; Monday at i 'location mar the Ksrlyte Housbolder, presideat of chase of materials" for the I f/io Co. B of tho 164th Armored In­ aver-aU total of 162. corner of First Street nnd Fnpch tha Berntools County Bar Aaaoels* » age assistance. the Catholic Bible, given by Mrs. stretch of read by Sanlaado fantry Battalion, arrived at Fort ders, photographers, and divlrsi- The number of traffic fatalities Racing Uses this fiscal year If. B. Pope and ths Jewish Bibb, Ave. Uou, to b* wad far a Mortal Fed* fled cooperative training person­ aa well as the over-all total was have exceeded last year's colletStewart, On. Sunday July 1 far two nel Tho thro# MdiUona) •nl create.M «N9f«Ire Jfe# Mpd.., : given to memory of Mrs. James , '4 far greater than that reported on weeks t f summer training. Mori ef the students are from A.VWJ, by hire. WUlta'm J-.IN tft; Rodin fret,memo em a tram Ala­ s s M f t s a r d a s S A modern deHgn desk and chslr 2 Loccl Yotfths A rt m "S Jt wmpau. . . , 994.141-31 compared, with 960 of Philippine mahogany wood, tows: On tha late front Just wait Th# sum ot ILMB requoetod by bama an# Georgia and as far away ef 64 tor a Wednesday In early 791,154.19 tor the previous year. M fsa netting up living quarters as of th* Stafford Boat Works plant Boottaoio Oaunty Junior Chamber Wlaranrin. Faculty also have sable color with lacquer Undergoing Basic and Inspecting training altos. boon brought In from m oral July. was purchased by the auxiliary. on 1T-N; on 17-92 Just south of Urn ot Conunarea President Georg* The National Safety Council, Ths training Is in basic funda­ states. Other furnishings Include a Toll French Ave. nnd Park Are. briar- Aadrrr Spoor was approved fey day had said Soldier Returns which before the bolide mentals of the Infantry soldier. Infantry Training While desk lamp maroon color and section; and on 17-93 two miles the Board and included In ths killed to auto160 persons might be ki at Fort Stewart many «f it budget adopted-this mam* Private Virgil M. Plekleetmer, braaa; a desk set; small bras* south of tho Sqiiford city limits, mobilo accidents, said Indications After 17 Months tho men ef Co. B will attend •*n of Ifr. and Mrs. .William The signs will carry “ 8 m tho flower container with ■ aide tri­ were the final tofl may approach Med-Fly Blockade Cast!# of Sit Booth Elm Are. and specialised schools, such as mater Tho commissioner*, la stormto* angle arrangement of artificial Free 8anford Zoo and. Business 150. armored vehicle driv­ In East Germany Private Cheater Cherry, sen of mecheniea, tog the needs ot Uis county for u “ It's running even worm than pink roses, lilies q the valley and District," and additional ers, maintenance and chemical, Is Sat Up Today BERLIN ID—The U. B. Army $ Mr. end Mr*. W. E. Cherry of n od malntenanco, brought la tho and radiological warfare IT. PETERSBURG Ifi-A mod- wa fsarad," aald Council Presi­ said today an American soldier win# grapes. A maroon nnd gold matton and Information aa to h*w N mltoa of nod* pnsumtbfy t i l l French Am, of Sanford, hav biological to roach tho city, dent Ned H. Dearborn. "And this schools. waste paper basket stands beside fly blockade was set up today by has returned after a 17-month ab­ recently been nsslgined to *C tomod over to th* county for Company R Is commsndod by State Plant Board official* to pre­ la In the face of splendid effort* sence la Communist East Ger­ ths desk. Compony, lit. Battalion lit Train. matateeane*. Member# of th* of tow enforcement authorities who Capt, Joseph D. Bryant n .veteran A beautiful Dorie Ultra Btep-A vent the spread of a Pinellas Coun­ Ing Regiment at Fort Jackson, Burd noted that th* reads had have conducted a vigorous cam­ many. He was identified as Pvt. Gay- Light floor lamp with tarnish re B. Ct for right weeks of basic of 144 years service In regular and ty infestation. . not boon ''officially'' turned over paign." reaem and his hut active duty siitant baso and whit* shade ter L, Turner, 90, of Montgomery, Bests; g l o 7 * compartments, Infantry training, to tho county. The council had hoped that hy being with the Infantry In Keren. furnish## three way lighting and Ala. . trunks, and haigags ware no the rigid enforcement and driver cau­ . During thsee earning sight weeks July t Clerk of Circuit Court O. P* tbs* will loans tho fundamentals The ether company officers are Lfa officers' checklist for each car tion tha death toll could bo held Turner had been absent from stunning heavy weight brass JkBhiIibIom Ham don said “ I believe that th* Glenn A. Ling Is, John O. Koelieg, hla artillery unit In West Germany bookenda, leaf design, grace a Mrs. John W. Epps (Sanford) passing through the cordon. E. G. ef M a g a soldier. This Involves mat tots Ion of tho legislature will since Jan. 91 1955, tha Army said. tow table apposite the desk. Donahue of ihs board said motor- to M. •isliraam lecteiuo hs such sub- Charles Lansing and Bill Nunn. Esther House (Gvtodo) correct tho evils of the Road The recreational facilh Tha announcement quoted him as A number ef books have boon Iria woulld be encouraged not to ieeto as first aid, military coyrtMaris McCormick (Sanford) Code." chide swimming peels, ■aying he had been livlnf, in Eaat pieced to the room including "A carry front the roadblocked area ‘ 5s o*T. field sanitation, and military Dtethirioa Commissioner John Meisch ox* Germany all that time. Ott Ido to Confident living" history; they will alee toks part In dubs and post exchanges far nil fruit vegetables or plants potted Anti-Communist Juliets Psndslton (Sanford) pressed the opinion "With th* personnel while at Fort Blew Tha soldier is undergoing a com­ and "Ths Power of Positive to soil field problems Involving tho uss *Louisa Grant (Winter Park) m , --- — ■ ,4. ■mount ed pressure being brought plete medical examination. He will Thinking" by Dr. Norman Vincent Donahue said about 60 Inspectors Riots In Poland * of tho M-t rifle which they will Harriett Kill (Hanford) to bear on tho legislature and remain tn custody until hit bbetch woukU man Ihs first road­ fire e« various ranges, Petit; “ Forever" by Mildred July I Road Department, tho county wilt aencs has been Investigated. blocks set up on U. 8. It South Blow For Freedom Fhrt Jnrksoon Is owe ef tho Farewell Party l i Cram; “ The Prophet" by Kahili Admissions not hav* to take over th* reads." of New Port Richey in Pasco country’s largest infantry training pibrinj “ Call to Faith" by Ra­ BLOOMINQTON. 111. UH-Adlal Tarry Griffin (Sanford) Clark O. P. Herndon, however, —ateri, and effen schooling In Staged For Officers County, Ptaellas' northern neigh­ Btevensoa said yesterday recent chael Hintorlite, aa wall aa devo­ Bouta Edwards (Sanford) S. Carolina Girl ■aid “ Tho Road Department la bo* bor; mid U. S. 41 at Land O' Lake* various tasks nmoctotsd with an A grotto o* antl-Communlri riots to Poland tional booklets. ths* ee Linda Padgett (Longwood) ing aohad to Ignat* tbo low— on the Pasco-HUUborougb county were “ a powerful blow for free­ infantry division ouch eg dark- officers and wires of 0 k m On ths wall faring tfta entrance Andrew Keen (Leesburg) they hav* no othar ajtornatlv# line. typists, radio operatoes and YAK-!, attached to Hen* dom," but the West lacks a leader Named Miss Dixie door is hung a 22x51 inch wall pic­ Nellto Marshall (Sanfotd) but to comply with tho code." tomorrow, Donahue told, to be the “ calm and confident DAYTONA BEACH Uri-A South Wing One of the BariMUNtral Air Emily H. Bruce (Hanford) roadblocks would be In spokesman tor free men mery- Carolina girl with brawn eyes and ture of “ Tha Head af Christ" by A public hearing on tho budget w After the trainee completes his Station, held the‘ famous religious painter ar­ Nrty John N, Gray (Sanford) operation ee V. to »» nest of Tambrawn hair best out two Florid- tist, “ftallmaa." A special treat­ waa sot for July M at I p. tn. Tbo first sight weeks ef training he wharf.11 Elisabeth Baker (Bantoffi) gs, -------------Btata Brad BT4 west i f the Booed ot County Commisslonsra . is given sheet 14 days leave. Stevenson, 4 esndideto for the lane tor the Mils Dlxia title tart ment waa given the picture to pre­ ,• State Reed « Democratic presidential nomina­ night. will also ait aa an Bqoalligttou After this hi nay return for serve It abd to give an appanrtnee Baby Boy Epps w d U. t. » ’ east tion told a McLean County Dem­ The erawn, the 9!,ooo scholar­ Board on tho cams afternoon. . farther Infantry training or etof nn ail painting. Tha frame has Baby Boy Marshal! P rison to Manatee County, ocratic Central Committee picnic ship, an assortment of merchan­ g* one eg ths post’s at the Turf dub. to tha discus*Iona on th* Discharge* th i f ffiUabarough. dise and vacations here and to • dull gold leaf finish, simple to the meaning of the Poanan upris­ budget, P. M. Cutlum sppgared Thom invited Included i -v . . u Mariott Wilson (Jacksonville) ing “ is as dear to the Kremlin New Yeeh City went to Martha design., tha commissioners asking present and former members ef The entrance Boar U finished Jackie Manning (Sanford) Dean Chestnut, to, ef Conway, y as it Is to free mra here." that ditches be opened to tha area crim e P r even tive the squadron. K “ A little breath ef freedom Is She represented her home stale with double nylon net glsae cur­ Mra. Neota Harris and baby boy adjacent to hia farm In order that Fiimogan, 2 Comdr. Nerved Bsseutive Offi­ (ftaoford) a dangerous thing to ■ totalitarian to the Miss t meriea contest lari tains, with side draperies of silk water, similar to tha heavy rein* DISCUSSID cer tor ths Squadron, to kevtog maroon color msteriil, . icreby Benjamins and Bobby John* fall and was a favorite with the regime and tha West must make that hit Sanford on Monday, rtralq -Arrive Far Talk* ths unit to taka command of WEST PALM BEACH, (* - A it dear that Sovlrl rulers rannul crowd nf about 134*0 that saw □doting privacy to those within. (Hanford) off properly. Cullum said, " l bo* Heavy Attack Training Unit Two discussion brio possible creation find any solution to their Interns) the Anal* of the Dial# Frolics holi­ The rwni was furnished at an Viola Heed (Sanford) Over Steel Strike and U. fig) Zimmerman to feeing of a Palm Beach County erime problems la asternal adventures," day pageant. approximate cost of 3100. It la Mrs, Jaan Marie Ruui and llcvs that for aound progress w* should stay within our own means, Pim BUBOB UR - Joseph F. released from active duty to re­ preventive and/ detection office he said, * Miss Chestnut Is 5 foot T. weighs planBed by ths auxiliary as funds baby girl (Sanford) . 1 ask you to first give considers* was on tho agenda ef a confer­ Finnegan, Streeter of the Federal turn |e hto home to Thus. permit, to |mu-hss* much needed Andrew 8. Keen (Leesburg) “ That la why the qualily of IN aad measures 34-24 344. tlon to tha basic needs of th* ence of commissioners aad prose­ Mediation A Conciliation servlet, Mis. Norvolt was presented wttk Western leadership is *o Important Frances Layton, 19, of Callahan equipment tor the hospital, as Julia Bradley (Sanford) rounty. tf wc can do without some end two aides came to Pittsburgh a silver tea service during the eve­ cutors today. waa aacoad and Carol Baldwin, well as making the patient’s now," July 4 of the luxuries this can be done." today for “ exploratory talks" ning when Comdr. L. B. Libber Several grand Juries have rec­ He said Americans have learned IT ef West Palm Beach third. rooms more attractive and Admissions Also appearing before tbo Don d with disputing pantos to the May presided over the totrodeetton ef ommended establishment of a set­ that “ we can be left isolated and In the afternoon 5-year-old Deb­ “ homalika", stated Mti. Epps. Emma Lou Methcwa (Sanford) iii this morning was Sanford <Vy eld nationuikdo start strike. various member* ef the aquadre* up that would serve Be a crime •lone and that wa can be defatted bie Lyen Blanton of New Smyrna Darwin Bhea (Fern Park) Manager Warren 8 . Knowles who Ptanagen said ha will moot with and department beads. dtterrem u well as a crack agen­ to the cold war without ■ shot be­ Beach won the Little Misa Dixie Mra. Emma Jean Frame asked that some bail* be worked .wUnlteA Btoetworiurs’ President The new executive officer of cy for solving crimes, Bank Is Robbed 1111*. ing fired." (Sanford) on where the city can ut* tha neri' “ David J. McDonald and John A. Squadron VAH-T will be Oamdr. Myrtiro Godbolt (Sanford) “ mixed In plac# road machine.'* * / Of $28,000 Today Stephana, V. B. Bteel Parp , vice day tor Ferrari «ho nill take over Cora Lee Johnson (Eustli) The request, aald Knowles, wsuli felt duties on July IB. Sbslla Portlock (Titusville) be for some definite period of 3* By Lone Gunman “ to try and fe d put what Loretta Washington (Oviedo) days, the paints ef dMtan*aoaf*.M STARKE 14—A lone gunman rob Mrs. Iferma Leo Buchanan Commissioner Meisch brought ■s Finnegan said Bsera MP no imof tani Sisco Jum a year ago the sav­ dollars going for there needs. The mid-ysar atatameat bed tho Florida National Bank to­ (San(ord) out th* fact that Orange Count* Mediate m m fee gf Lest Night's Gpine First Federal Savings and Faying dividends, at the rate of day of 92S.0M. ings accounts at First Federal have ■Jrths not allow tho ua* of thofy the eegerisHene thet bests off to Yields 2 Home kilns tssodattoa shows total resources increased II per cut. Store the three per cent a year and totalling Sheriff F. D. Reddish and (he Baby Girl Frame machines.. However “ 1 think our over 993,004 for tho first half of FBI immediately bagan an tavas jf 944*4,(2447. This la an increase Dlecharoto buying splurge induced hy the “ cre­ 1954, the directors increased tha ligation. Lari night's softbaO gNM bernathlM should be imod Irntond Mrs. Patricia Ruol and baby bay of letting It sk np. 1 twee* Robson Siporting f ' ami nf ever 4** million defisra in the dit tom and trade-in bings" that reserves from 9414,511 as nf Doc. They said the robber appeared (Sanford) MuBt-McRaberts p r t i u • *4 two last II months, according to How­ started the last quarter of 1955, the 21. 1956 to 9493,715 to the period to be 21 years old, 5 foot It Inches a fair and equKabla deal." ; n v .ard FaviSe, president. p i mat. rata ef additions to thrift account* just closed. It was said that this tall, weighed 145, had dark brown Mra. Essie Dixon «nd baby boy The Board artvlsod Knowlc* that . (Sanford) The progress ef the local thrift hat declined Mightiy, but the over­ attitude of Die governing board has wavy hair, a small mustache and Robson Sporting Goods ho should got together with thd cal- i firm U “ me*t satisfactory" la the all picture still is quite encourag­ prompted many commendations for; hsrri eyes. - Mra. 1^ P. Hagan (Sanford) tha Huat-McRoberts team doaler who sold tho machine, tad . Surens (Sanford) C lift a P. Harndon M 4*termtaw The taee ef Bw aconamto conditions that ing, according I* Favilto. U runs off 34 the pravlaton of Increased safety Ha took tha money to MBs from R. has* seen (ho snaaay supply shrink la tha six months Just closed, for those who have savings ac­ tho vault aad Bod. Mrs. C. W. Mom (fcnford) ■* raw were m a fair rental BRi N M iU f OMHfefl moult to ragardtooa of tha “ tight money counts ot First Federal L Msrritt. Darwin flboa (Buford) PfOptdont t. L. Pooh Jr. was record bright*, Favilto said. Officials expect continuing fav­ d up by th* gun the Robson pitcher la aplla of tha temptations for baying and improving •( A ffi& fL orable conditions for further growth seen * rind# sen. Lovio Battles <Bastard) workers who are earning more within 171490 of the If 14 n il la tho remainder of tho year. than aver before In their lives to f 1N6, regarded s i a peak The directors are B. F. Doodnoy, buy many af tha “ mutobuttoa era ir for thto typo credit,' i T. Hardy Br. i A. Edwin Bhlnhaiaor, X. C Har­ conveniences." savings have canto tho laaa association per Sr., J. H. Van Hoy, H. James of Jocktinned at a good ppea, k was said. eutive, with tour IRfes el * Got, Goargs Tsdhy aad Favtllo, m « vIlia. Sanford Women Attending 3-Week Course AIF5U 'New Courthouse' *■Proposed By Board Al Today's Neel nvixiliary Complete i6i roject Seminole County To Receive $5,000 Of Racing Funds Signs To Be Erected Publicizing Zoo, Business District i&sas a r & e M i i.F m ra .S E * * Holiday Traffic Deaths Are High Co. Bb Attending Specialized Schools SSSr^TM Hospital Notes X nt s S T $ First Federal Resources Increase a — C i : ' SVG" 3. ## �•» SANFORD H tR A LD ., 4’iiurs^ J a v A lvoS '55 Reforesfaflon Figures Revealed • FtoridUns TALLAHASSEE planted aoma 130,000 pms seedlings last ennJInc to C, H, CaeNbh,. Flori­ da's atete fm eater. Tha number of traaa put Into tb# ground In the* aUta.lt 17,770,710, tha g.aat* •ft number t» t f , planted la a lioala year, Rflty-tw* percent ei tba record-branWng UUl area tha atata nurseries' production of 54,7*0,040. Industry ruraarlaa yitldad 33,030,780 young traaa Which ware planted <9 tha adata and another tan Million ssodHngs which were ahlppad Vo other atatca for handlhMf, the Mist Vuitod pUloa STtha wlnnafwtl bo an •t la tha Mlaf Vnlvcne ■t flnfemofionrit) A 1 The announcamant of laat yaar’a rcforaatatlon f i g u r e * coma* Juat aa next wlatar’a crop of eaadltnfa approaehaa tha half­ way mark In lU development. At tha aUta nuraarlet, whara tha young traaa hare achieved a halfht of about six lnehai, foratt service personnel are waging tha annual battle agalnrt waads, hufa and dliUtea. Thla year, Uia atata** production la expected to be half again larger than lait year’ s, thaaky to tha addition of ■ third nuranry, at ChiefUnd la Levy County, , Tha Hate’# taro other aaraoriaa art ot Munion In Saate Rosa County and Oluatee 'In Baker County. Bach of tha three naraorlai haa a nominal capacity ad *3 million aecdUaft a jraar. i i: a 1 -m § u Y U ...M O R E LOW PRICES ON MORE ITEMS MORE QUICK FROZEN GRADE A HEN TURKEYS wealth paoo with Queen EUrabath H at Buckinghaa Pslaea. They are la London, Enitand, for a dlscustioa on a variety of International problem. In tha iroup (L to r.) are: Johann** Strlldom, of South Africa: Mohammed All. Paktitan: Sidney Holland, New Zealand; Louie 8L Laurent, Canada ; Sir Anthony Eden. England; Quean Elisa­ beth; Robert Manila* Australia; Pandit Nehru, India; Solomon Baadaraaalke, Cayton, and Lord Malvern, Central Africa* federation of Rhodeilo and flntrmatientl Redlephotol SUPER - RIGHT WESTERN Governor Gives Support To Halt 'Monkey Fishing TALLAHASSEE UP — Putnam County roaldenta leaking to halt "ffloakey flahlng" in tha St. John* River hava bean assured of the full bacMag of Gov. Collins. Tba governor a*ked th» Florida Gam* and Froab Water FUb Com­ Seventy-thraa par cant o f tb* mission gam* warden* to put en­ United State* ha* bean mapped forcement oa n round-th*cleek by tha Gaalogical Sumy. Ha also urged tha people of that One estimate la that *7.ISO,000 arc* to ri*e to support of law Americana play soma kind af *mloro*B*at officers in halting UJogil fishing. musical Instrument. Mankay flaking is tha term ap­ plied to tha practice at tending Summer Snack electrical currant through tha wa­ ter from portable batteries and grnamon. Tba currant Hunt tha flab which float to tha aurfact and eaa ba scooped up with hand note. A delegation of Putnam County motal, hotel and tUh camp oparatora called on tha governor to aubalt a petition algncd by about 100 parsons requesting la madiau action by tha state te eliminate monkey Ashing. Tha petition at Id tha operators wart ruining tha SL John* for •porta flahlng and war* having a harmful affect an raaort bualnas- SUPER - RIGHT LEAN MEATY Sottlharn Star Folly Cooked ALLGOOD BRAND SLICED CHAUIM HOW ratalvaa • Uss D m Mary Lou Batter. 1. In Balti­ more after being properly crowned and aeaptarod as Mis* Maryland of 1137, Charlene wtU repmant bar riste la eowpetlUen for Mite United SUtea at tha Mite Universe pageant, Long Bench, Calif. Collin* waa told by the delega­ tion that many tean-agara had been recruited Into the ranks of the monkey fishermen and sell their illegal catches to dealers who supply them with tha alecTha Poet Office Department >»i completed tha enormous task of mechanising Ha hugs payroll, Poitmaster General Arthur E. Suramerfitld announced today. As of Friday, June 23, the entire payroll of tba largest civilian agency in the Federal Government is on an alaetronleally eontroUel punch card system, Summcrfield stated. "Operating through tb* 13 Hagional Controller Offices and cover­ ing the entire continental United States, as wall a* Alaska, Guam. Hawaii and Puerto Rico, the new system will have many advan­ ft tages,' the Postmaster Geoeral Iin Chair aae-in glass containers ar* clean, pur*, and refreshing, said. "About two-lhlrda of the post­ dutch center, put a few spoonful* of crushed or tn*ly chopped al employes formerly working on bulls and a couple of ice cube* la • tell gtsas. KOI it up with a 4 soft drink: garnish with a fruit like and enjoy • cooL mtisfymanual payroll dutlea Jiave baen inaur drink at any ttesa. Serve it with a frankfurter (or a transferred In their own offices to or a quick lunch. the Department'* principal func­ Fraakfluiat h kb tion, tbn postal service. Uniter the old aoual system, payrolls call­ ed for one payroll worker par Vi employes, but tha new system will need only one for each 100 employes." "Absolutely no on* waa released because of this shifting of the Pnaumonia-influauM caused 13 workload to elarironlea and punch per east of U. g. deaths In 1100 card chocks." ha emphasised. Other benefits ef the new sys­ eempued with 1 pro cent today. tem, he announced, will include lacreated accuracy la payrail check*. Important statistics and operating data heretofore too costly for each af tho 39.000 postmaitarc to de­ velop manually will he provided by electronic equipment, la addition L U * H A S S W ir a e P B A C K / V / . with the shiftlaa of the payroll l t > H IS SU M M B TR i-------function to the rogianal controllers, postmasters will be relieved << iv IROUTINEM 54H '> these duties end can spend full Ume an Improvement of mall hand­ S T ' L . D O IT list. Alan, sew it will he possible to make savings bond deductions far aU third-end feurtb-class postmastera who did not have this con­ venience when payrolls ware made mat manually in thair own office*. "Tb# Feet Office Department Ml only haa tha largest civilian payroll la the Federal Goverumant, hut also it hat ana af tha most complicated," Summerficld added, "lama employ** are an annual rates, others oa\an hourly basis, lama got s i g h t differential people art reluctant to complain because of fear af physical vio­ lence. They Said that the situation probably would ba improved whan • new county judga talcs office In January. County Judge Causey Green was defeated for r*«lec­ tion. Tba group reported that a man asmad Gilbert Cothron had bam arrested for monkey fishing on set an occasions, but bad been freed each time. "He etuld be arrested seven time* mere and nothing would be done,” game director R. A. Aidrich said. Ashed what ha msant, Aldrich replied, "Well, he'a one of the hoys." Ra declined to elaborate. Members of the delegation wart K D. MeRurraln *r., of patatka; R. D. Flanagan of Palatka; Tex L*Argent of Crencent Cltyj A. J. Einard of San Mateo; and Mr*. Eva. h. Felts of Palatka. aocreUry af tha Florida lfater Court OLD'HOME TOWN J i C LET WIRE By STANLEY Salad Dressing Sliced Pineapple Pork & Beans “ AAP OttR FINEST QUALITY HAWAIIAN 2-Woy Radio System In North Florida Road Districts Told ANN PAGE ALL VARIETIES TALLAHAMEE <JR — Plana* for setting up a 1215.000 two-way radio system in two North Florida mad dlstrieta ware reported Thursday by Chairman Wilbur S. Joeea of < the State Road Deportment. PICK L I PATCH iWKHT MIXED The system win tie In mainten­ ance and construction unite and 14 priaon camps in road districts 1 and 3. Contracts for purchaae and Installation of tha system are expected to be awarded shortly. The federal civil defense author­ ANN PAGE PURE ity haa Indicated it wU) contribute |M,000 toward cost of the system to be used ea part of the civil dafe^te network in event of a aa- IONA PULL PACE thml emergency, Jones said. Evantually. t h a department plant to expand tha radio system to cover the three ether rood dietricta la the state. Jones said the system wlU step up efficiency in maintenance and construction work and will pro. vide better security for »uta read prison camps. PICKLES 22 Oz. Jar 27c PEANUT BUTTER lb. 39c GRAPE JELLY 2 Lb. Jar 39c TOMATOES lb. can 2/2t< CUT • RITE WA PAPER 12 CRACKER! LUNCHEOI TEA SUPER . RIGHT OUR OWN BRAND Treasury chocks by August, tha Treasury Department requested aU federal agencies to Install punch card Treasury check cystoma by then, lummerfteld listed. "ft look us II months to mcckaniaa our hug* payroll, kut wa completed it a full month be­ fore tha Treasury Department s Bwr 6 %'89c * * * FANCY • e a r . HAWAIIAN This not enly will be • better system (or our 3M.0M postal em­ ployes involved, but It also la another step in the direction of bet­ ter postal aervkd to our patrons at less east." ABF GRAPEFRUIT Ltg al Notice J* V H « .•* IS* *'eeeir Si Sm *»■ teeie l —etr. SUM mt rt«rtje le m ike Betas* H USNRT 1UUUUR MKM4AV*. *** T- AH W tu It lU r c J S tJ J fU I" s n i u w ^ i l i r i i r H M hiw t th e ! b - b s , 1IUU b it M t l - yteja, Csiurtwava Ceantv, Raw *••—Alteaa never. m m s w a***- s&wshss Merida. Tew are >re si'*4 u pie** 3 v "U L e4‘rg.i?v ? APPLE p in e a p p l * * �* T tm r*., Ju ly 5, 1935, Pi*"* T i m SANFORD HFRAT.D _ _ .. - A PLAST C« M *£et>T.tHt n U T iN S HUH s t s r i 1st MAHWCrtf «UN -t4Ttft wV THRASH-k} * AtSCf. :£ P r e t o a t . - «i As tks r.at* fC*K-6itt«K t stoats res: £ mSH’s uwr < r o t * ... ria sH i* o u t / SETTER OCT HIM TOTHESCWTACE - W 5T/ >1 LOOKJva' cumneq UltffY FIELCTOTHAT WHO A A S C M S tC O N lO . I S ABOUMO T H IR D S LO W R O U E B AN* amo headin' fob HOME/ ^ g r as s $ r - if h e n SCO RES. I T U . T IE UP TH E OC BAU . GAM E/ SJTTUBTURCsY IS H / 3 P ..C A V POPPY 1v a u rr e v e r y t h in g TURNED NTHCT tSNT AfnMPTffYC T O M M e. A THROWf \ _ r 1- - ORDC«l v—^LIL N GOOD WORKINGj PA G V rO O O -O O N T T F U .M E t YO U CAM E H O M E FR O M ■ t \T h E o f f i c e LIK C THAT . 0 E U E V E M£TH E s e c o n d t G E T IN S ID E T H A I O O O B.-i T H E S E HOT ) C L O T H E S <c COM E O F F I EUGENE. Ore UM- An Instrument which can "nee" electron* Jumping out of a row of atom* and can produce powerful but rigidly controlled X-ray beams for ultraTa*t work on swiftly moving object* « v described Friday to the American Physical Society. The device i* fait enough and powerful enough to make motion picture X-ray* of the Internal changes In a circus man being shot out of a cannon, although It would be difficult to hook It up for such a feat. It utilite* lightweight equipment and relatively little power from conventional supply sources. It produces steady, atreamlike bursts of X-rays so potent that exposures ul only a millionth of a second are enough to yield pictures of thing* happening deep In the living body. It can "stop" a bullet coming out of the muzzle of a gun. There are instrument* which produce X-rays of higher voVixTf, Dun the *00,000-volt pcsk which this one hss achieved so fsr, btti ihe no- device yields a' much greater beam Intensity and controlability, said Dr. William P. Dyke, who reported the development. Dr. Dyke and Dr. J. K. Troian developed the device at fJnfield College, McMinnville, Ore., where electronics research Is being done under contract with the armed forces and other government agen­ cies. The principle of the Instrument Is not new. It consists basically of a method of drawing electrons out of metals by the use of an electrical field. Scientist* have used it for year* and it la the main feature of a device called a field emission microscope. The new thing about this Instru­ ment Is the use of many fine tung­ sten wires drawn to a microscopi­ cally imall point. When these points are put into an electrical field, they yield high-speed elec­ tron*. Tha outpouring electron* produce X-rays when they strike a metallic surface. COMPANY At'Pl.IKH FOR RADIO STATION WASHINGTON (it-Marion Coun ty’ Broadcasting Inc. at Lakeland, Fla., has applied to the Commu­ nications Commission for a radio station at Ocala, Fla., to operate on 1370 kilocycles, 1 kilowatt day­ time only. AGE YOU KIDDING ? HEY.' WHATS ME DON' WAQMING THE BENCH. TH p it c h in g t o n ig h t cttau . r HE'S GOING TO LIVE HERE • Be OOtvH IN A S E C THAT'S WHAT HE UXD errA ’ HE SAID WHEN SHE G/VESMOU THE GATE,HE'S MOVlNQ C O U P CM ! TH B> C A T G - S IN 3 L.F- * NOW-NEW LOW PRKE! / ^ H M 9 5 6 AUTOMATIC COMBINATION mSSIJEFAIBEAATOA • FIEEZER r»»f-/roq/ 0Lamia-am Llgbl. 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G O O D / Y E A R 3-T T U B ElES S R ffiP S �4 " Tbs nation’s 81 medical schools are in H|l throe* of a quiet revolution—ths second In lees then 80 years—timed at producing * new kind of doctor for the American Whuily* - They are conducting more medical re* Wkrdi than ever before, with more reaearch ftoda-nnd losing money la the process. They are struggling hard to keep up, in ma of the number of doctors produced. frith America's releatleaa population growth ■Jyet they are striving Just ns hard to •feam from expanding too fast to keep up me nreeent high quality of training. T ?* r«* t the ewem of the nation’* stujL fa b n t thsy are worried about finding enough good one*. Yet they are award that tgtsnyear* thsy’ll be swampsd with sxcsl* h t applicants. ' They are the chief eouree of trained weung Mstegieai acientiata and researcher* ■ si M l and held enough scientists for their • " i f t f S t teach today’s *tud«U with inlnyVCwtttlM end *®dsr*s tawwledftjhut world—with different health problsma—of ■BUM. kf »u f g * ubm , vat« groups that balipv* tha qumtlon U oven bigger. "Will tha nation aUy haalthy T” In aupport of tha bellaf that medical achoola art tha raal tap-roota of tha nation’* health one group—the National Fund for Medi­ cal Education—pointed out recently: "A medical school la no longer limply an educational institution devoted eolely te the training of doctor*. It la a complex of the medical aelencea, carrying on vital re­ search project*, treating thouaanda of pa­ tients, providing year-round postgraduate courses to keep doctors end other medical personnel abraaat of medical advances, and training undsr-graduataa to becoma skilled physicians.” Add up tya 81 schools’ work, tha Fund notes, and you get soma Impressive totals. Each year, a survey shows, Amarican madical schools: Teach 28,500 medical students* and grad­ uate nearly 7,000 doctors. Give 12,500 graduate doctors, Interna, residents and specialists tha advanosd train­ ing and experience they need for practice. Teach 17,000 practicing doctors who have gone back to school’ for short courses And Russia's Leaders Issue Explanation KXmCAl W SOM AM A VICTIM ation's Medical Schools Aimed I Producing New Kind 0 1 Doctoi By JAMBS MAKLOW Associated f raae Newa Analyst WASHINGTON, lit — Russia’* leaders, attempting to answer questions raised by thalr Febru­ ary disclosures of Stalin's tyrsnny end misdeeds have Issued a •,000word explanatloa which will also fail te satisfy many people. Their expUaetion, boiled down: With their help Stella made hltraelf a folk hero and dictator; then they were afraid to do anything about it because they didn't think tha Russian maiaa* would under­ stand or hack them. "Where were you? What role. If any, did you play in Stalls’* crimes? Why didn't you stop him* Why did you wait till be died te exposo him?" Those wsra the questions asked by Communists and aon-Comn-umsta alike after tha present Rus­ sian leaders, Stalin's closest anedstea, denounced him as a villiia. They had put. themselves on a hook. They also embarrassed all those aaa-Ruaaiaa Communist leader* ASPECTS tODAm wmSnnm The Idagdom qf God I* at hand. Mark 1:11—It t* within uil Born* are able te hear B still email voice. We could toe if we were silent la our closet* with open mind* and hearts. by tho studio against ter la ia abeyance pending (ho completion of Uio two remaining pictures un­ der her eontrad Mias Hayworth's eomobaek ve­ hicle ia a 11.306,00* earthy film called “ Pirn Down Below," costarring Bob Mltchum and Jack Lemmon. Some of tho scenes am telng shot hem on Tobago, an is­ land off Trinidad. Life on location, oven for a glamorous actmss, Is mostly hard work and little play. Over a stash dinner on tha veranda of tha •mall hotel at which ah* la slay­ ing, Blta said: "I’ve been out only two even­ ings in tha last six weeks. About Conduct rosaarch project#'coating more *? RUMILL EAT stationed at th* end of mother the only relaxation I'vi had ia an occasional awlm." Rita, who has seen four mar­ assigned to research In th* hospital* aimeit- niiiib and am led te bollov* you worn bora and why. riages go on tho rocka, indicated ted with medical achoola. Dr. Tobert A. from tha onUelng advertising of yw ntr BOt have scon your •ho was mom Interested in work Moore, president of th* Association of travel bureaus and shipping comroom tt*ward on the whole right trip, now then romance." American Medical. College*, estimate* that ?«>•• ‘ hat tha ‘ rip c.°‘ u forbut ho is standing ia your state- "1 don't really know whether I’m aa actmia *r not." she said. the schools and their hospitals conduct more „ n S S A i f f m ‘ mint ™t doorwl r..U , ,rT "But it'e tha only earner I ever than half of *11 medical research In th* that them em a number of other room, you hev# paid him tor ths wanted. It’* tha only one I'm In­ nation. things te figure in your cotta be- voyige, but you sUll hive te mck- terested in now." flornehow, th* schools do all thi* on a * » « r°« *vrive St th# mal amount, on with th* boy who carrlea your "I’d like te do a comedy ter ■ total budget (including appropriations for tkV.* r.Vd “ >• change—something really craiy, I ............... ■•on —iiiinJ ■ V M . t k i« l r ” ™ 150 . a!~_ taxi or carport below aad the boy haven't thought much about tele­ paaaarcn) or about *16 million a year. Tnin ,4p|u*Tan." The word 'from who bring* your car from the ator- vision ns yet But something may la tha current yearly price for "good doctors means aa inalde atnteroom that aga garage. Lot’a my you got by coma up." —and enough of them” and It ia money, an ?<*• «re willing to iham with aomo- this aarvico for a total of another About 1:30 Rita began yasrnlng on* observer said, "that haa to be wrenchB“, ,accom*’ WJ0. That make, your total 971*0. and left for bed, explaining she had a 4:30 a.m. call. She has been working a 13-hour day. fro **the y ln era rm lb H ?" UtUr** ” Th# ‘ ,|ncludtfl| Ta*M»•«"• *4 *3 h ow ^ sy ’ it U°u>'.ptlid" from tn# general public. on your ticket, plu* 91-00 wharfage Nauan on taxia, aurmya, with a The next morning cameramen There ia a certain Irony In that flgura. fM in Miami, pfua M cent* tending fringe on top, boat ride*, calypao wem shooting one take over end It. !* )*•• than th* nation's yMrly expend!- tax in Nasaau. So what? That'* entertalnera, coin diver* and so over again. Rita went through tbs turn fop monument* and tombetone*. a l? **.*• mom, provided you am ta, but that'* another *1*1-7 . Haw- tout 1m s without even a frown. r-i . . atlll aottllng for the eteapoat atate- ov*r, if yo« am planning a trip She la highly popular with the Finance*, however, ate only • part o f better figure your minimum at no English film crew making tho th* picture—and not th* most important u you am from out of town and lea* than tioo, plui whatever you plctum, because aho la friendly part. There dollars-and-eents problem* end dm# your ear, 1 did, you plan to apend oa marchnadia* and never gets temperamental. I chitted sritb bar during • brief th* row* of statistic* cannot obscure the stero lt white on your trip, white on th# Wand. break. «h.» th. « h o o i " .7 u « i«Asked what she enjoyed moat tensely human atory—and therefore an In- naturally you want R them when 1 Ju»t didn't want you te think about acting, Rita said: tenMly exciting one. you return. Storage for ths three that you tan go to Naaaau for 93*, "It's ilka painting. On# got* Ita eentral figure U today’s medical »• ■»<* *«!• yen who* met amount won’t eves gat completely absorbed In it You student. He's tomorrow', doctor. There la * * rmt b°>t______________ can forgot yourself." evidence now that in *om* important ways ■"ssywvifft s s j b o k fs£ g^go. A porter la wait- ________________________ Steel Strike Problem Now, Later BY BAM BAWWM 1 rONTANA, Calif, (ft—Which wQI httrt buainaaaman and coaauttera worm: *t<ftp«*> la th# flow of •teal la th* proroat strika or tho lehanc# that a n*w anaat of m op- la the supply of ateol If th* strike 1* a long on*. Tha coat of living Is already haadod for a now record Mgh, peahod on by tho holated often* of tha Roman War inflation. Bom* tear that another wag*- * o o n o v o r c r itic a l o f f f l.m a ro tin d M tn d J d n t d a r e to frt rid of him bcrauao they didn’t The explanation, given by the think the people would etand for % Russians’ central committee, it It auppoted to be an aniwer. But It n»o f*®** B® la of a that will leave non* P*ft la Stalin a teimet but don t Communist! unconvinced and may deny low ing about Borneo! them, deepen double about present lead- They found out a lot about Stal* en In the minds of soma party to*. crimes, they aay, after Stal* members. in's death. v_ The committee laid that when What baa pointed noo-CommuLenin died, even though he had nlsta ever lince the February dis* warned against Stalin, tha laadara elosurea about Stalin waa wny Uie thought It "etpedient" U let SU»* present leaders pulled out all the,, in become the No. 1 man. Then etopa. Why did they go ae farT * Russia faced such enormous prob* Did they have toT Tha Central lems—In trying to mibe commit- Committee explains: It was dona nirm succeed, in overcoming in- to prevent ever again a recur* terns! opposition, end withstand- rente of despotism in ■ Commit* lug outside pressure: ■the lead- niet aociety. In abort, they wanted to anuro art decided that whit waa needed was "iron discipline, ever-growing a democratic society, as they un* vigilance, and a most strict cat- deratand the term. With this axtrai trail on of leadership." pi»nation they no doubt hop* to So the letderv i greed la diets* make eommunlam more attractive terihip, preferring (bat to trying to non-Cenmunist poopl*. V ■--------------------------------------------- Yet there ia a major flaw in their a explanation that Stalls was not sfis f i r s make sun thorn can te no dicta* Too Late To Classify Thursday, July •» MM W i t W iF i Rita Hayworth Has Stage Fright Fire Destruction ^ In Florida Called RY HAL B0YLB said. TOBAGO, B.W.I. (ft—CM yon "It seamed ilk* a new cimor, Imagine Rita Hayworth suffering aa if 1 warn starting all «v*r from stag* fright? again." Wall, you don't kava te imagiao Rita hasn’t boot exactly Idle tL it's true. during ter long layoff. During that Tho sultry redhead, hitting tho period she shed eroooer Dick comeback trail after nearly a Haymea, ter fourth husband, after Uimo-year a b s e n c e from ths (ticking by him during a govern. . . . semen, said she fell very nervousment effort te deport Mm. She fait medical course*. In thla group are many her Aral tew days before tho also engaged in * feud with her o f th* nation’s futur* laboratory and ro* earner*. studio, Columbia Picture*, and anarch acientiata ” 1 *rtaallr had itago fright for loet a 9TB,000 broach of contract fUrva M (MA a<Mltlnn>f i.m llv drwtnes rtiut • ***k-*nd thin after mak- auitagainst It V "•OOO additional family doctor*. tag ibout go or OO pictures," ah* A 91»,000 eouatersultbrought S r •!i*wh«r* who b.d t e n Stalin’. ^ ^ J rttlw ifc.W a i tb* yatd■ubicrvient yeaman. Th«ir own itlck *** party members could aik them: .*1^ 1 . * * * . f "Didn't you erer auipect SUlinT aatabtuhad aa a national haro, t .. buy a saw car, the family wil let now kitchen gadget* ar rsplace aa eld matter, u tether la a wanutertmM who «*• • and m feTT1 _ ..T.w"" . M ir . | ft _ e ___r Ruaaian Communista Sound it expedlent to lot Mm become one. By W n VCVoMunI Itry ^ V TorsM V IJ I III IIf ,.<trlei TALLAHASSEE. -Florida*, tocredible rate of fire deetructlon on unprotected Umberland has one# again saddled her with the epithet "wont in tho country.’* Three and throe quirt ere million wooded acres burned over hem ia 1M3, according to naUon-wido flm ate* tlitlcs Just retested by the U£. forest Service. That'e almost half of all tho acres go burned la the entire United States during tho period, and far above tho next highest state figure, *00,0000 acres, which burned ia neighboring Goer* gla. Ninety percent of Florida'* toll was on limterland not guarded by organised firefighters, where the destruction rate reached an as* toundlng six and a half out of every ten acres ia IMS. On her protected aemt, Florida does quits wall. The forest Ber* vie* report shows that in IMS only ono-fourth of an acre In every tea was swept by fin. But Florida has a relstively-low percentagt of her aeresg* under protection; only five other atatoa in tho Union have a lower per* cent go. ta number of flraa during the year, Florida had mom than twin the total of the second highest state, Mississippi. Of Florida's 41-000 fires, 13,000 were «■ unprolactad acreage. Them's no way of knowing about cause* of flma on acreage not un­ der protection, but on protected acreage, it's tho firebug which cauiea most of tho trouble. Of a loll! of (23* fires oa protected acreage, 3333, or 43 procent, warn purposely set. Ham am tha fir** by all cauaoat Incendiary Dabris-burnlag Smokers Lightning Railroads Campers Lumbering Mlifclianoouu * ^*talder. * g M lrlU u tin ^ U r,,d '[^ V ^ .^ otA a tL - n w , , , j their ^ ^ UnaUae^ rm altd th,t •ln5# tt** eou,U1 Mn*iy when communism waa under pressure, there b no eta ton to be* U m « would net arise and bo Justified again under now otreura* stance*, — MAN AWA1DKD MONEY FOR 'PAIN, SUFFERING’ * DENVER (ft— Superior Judge Ifltrbel B. Johns yesterday award, ed flO*.OJ damages sad ISO for "pain aad suffering" to Joseph D. White from a barber who nipped White'* nose with scissors, White alleged that whtlo Doa Gaan, 63, was trimming tba hair In White's nose he snipped a mem* brane with the scissors. While said ho made SI trip to #, tho doctor and received eight * shots of penicillin for treatment of tho Injury, Gean testified that White made • move as if he wen going to sneeze and got aippod by tba selsaora, — ■ Borne Currier and tvee print* which sold for six cents each in tha late 10th cautery now bring 91,000 eacb from colnetors. L -------Female birds ham bsea found to have Increased pula# rates during tha courting ported, It Your H a v lla n d (M nn PttUTft B«N7 V W W s « . t e jU X B r t f e ir 1" " " a sjxsr Sug js r s r s f i a r .- K i: ja t a u r t t a s w - 7 ._ _ _ _ r . , Horn. Hot Rotating K -, 7SJfi5tt'*liS2: a a S S S f f f S **_<*■ - . JJ? warily watehjag ter sign, of a ! 1 aT V M*!d., ? ^ tetegreted plant with Ra thro* i S X ttS ? 5*1 - Mm****, ate# opts hearth m with a n u t fumaroa and ate* rolling mills. ptetnre-wtaftew Th*y_ telly ^anpoct teal tha atrik* _ * *** *•"*, ** m m driven by “ ^ a a2 l * akta< e‘ * 5 “ r » U1 Domaad ter thalr pmdnrte-«matroettea oquipmaat railroad can, *U Hold pteo. mining maahtearyte high a^Mpptte* tight Many m skm 4 naanmm lend* —farm auehlaary, antes, haw* appWaaeoo—wmdd Uk* te paw an all ar part tt higher atari prtro* d aorvea yo pte af del mom ale lew thai add an a make a t would Uki can have Wm. E. KADER Jeweler . l U L M A t e te a n a m �^ Calendar SAHYftfcD KFRALP Thora., July 8, 19S8. P ip B S ocial £v&nh MONDAY * Vacation Bible School will bo continued at Eldar Springs Baptist Chapel from 9 a. m. to 12 noon. The W.M.U, of First Baptist Church will meet at the church at 10:45 a.m. Lunehson at noon. Pro­ gram and business meeting at 1:00 p.m. Tha G.A.'a and Sunheams will meet at the same time. Tha Etsle Knight Circle of First Baptist Church will meet at ths home of Mrs. George Dixon, 209 W. 19th St., at 9:00 p.m. Tha regular meeting of th* Friendship League of the Congre­ gational Christian Church will be held at > p. m, at the home o! Mrs, W. W. Lini at Silver Lake. TUESDAY Th# Gleaners Class of tha First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. II. B. Carter, 400 Palmetto Avo. at I p.m. Vacation Bible School wQl bo continued at Eldar Springs Baptist Chapel from 9:00 a. m. to U noon. Tha V.W.A.’a will meat at tha home of Mrs, Huby Spears, 1201 Sanford Ave., at 0:30 p.m. Th* Anna Miller CiTtla of the Elks Club will meat at • p. m, at tha Club. WEDNESDAY Circle No. 9 of the Presbyterian stween you n me BT SANDRA BERG independence D»y, July 4, tin patted. . Folk* art now homa an Joying tha memories of a fun filled holiday or parhapa frown fail a bit over that extra dote of auuhine. So many time* the true meaning of It an eacapea ui. . 1 think it ml|ht be expressed in a ainila word, our country, "Amerl•a/' America la a place where you tan about to the aklca your opinl ena or enter the churcbea of your choice.. Where kida can laugh and play and learn the aimple truth* of Gad and what make* the atari ahlne er tha graaa green. . , Where you can ait in your backyard with your next door neighbor or in tha kuah of a quiet evening be thank fnl that there la food in the cup­ board and your heart knowa peace, fie alien wa ahould be humble inetead of haughty, . .Wa Americana with ear head* hi the clouds. . Wa Obould alt d o n for a minute or two and think ad OUR word. . and WIU f we hat* . he R larva er ■ m B . . Becauae B k aunt H u th Dyer and and Patty, #*several gnetti at a picil Be backyard of their an nmmerBn Are. yesterday made vanilla ice eream in the eld fathlonad Juat Meating" Thil i enough ■mile. There’* mi te nothing that will break the Ice quicker at any party or picnic than to call, "How about turning the crank for a while'" *••• So many people around town are remodeling their homes and paint­ ing and fixing up tha Interior*. Mr. and Mr*. Otto Anderson are chang­ ing their home with a "face-lift­ ing." Drive by and lake a look, it’a located on Washington Ava. Mr. and Mr*. L. B. Ilodglns Sr.,1 2011 Palmetto, hare repapered the walla in their living and dining rooms. Shades of green were used in both color scheme* ami it "aure look* Inviting in thl* summer hast," Nears of the new teacher* I* be­ ginning to trickle In. Mias Caroline Mclrnil* and Misa Ana Whitaker both IMS graduate* of Stetinn Uni varsity in DaLand will teach "in their old homotown" noxt year. CarallM win herd for Southsid* School and Ann for Plnecrest, Mlia 0 retthen Xirchboff, Florida State Univeriity Graduate will probably teach at Pinecreal. also. Mra. Mil­ dred Lend will leave Orlando and coma to PinecroiL Her home la in Bldar Springs. Mrs. Betty Jean LUdquiit ia coming back from Di nois to Pinecroit. taught hero in US4-U. Everybody remember* Mra. Ckloria Davie who taught at Southsid*. Well, she will go to Pinecreet next year. She hai been KvUg U Oran Cove Spring. nm Try This Ons F U fiL T H ■euatud m *■ have- any Keraanophollas •* trttd? la liapli oli laofu age that meane "I’m afraid of lightning. WeH, ao am L The raalduta of MoUonvill* Avo, and 1Mb Street were having the time af thtir Uvaa watching tha cars trying to "wade" through the wat­ er which had eollrcted after the hard rala Tuesday. It wa* quite a how at thill A cheer went ip kom on lookers a* a IMi Plymouth Wepped, ground Uto second gear ••d bravely chugged acrota, stoppUg owly aoce for an extra breath St i*ga#.•, ■ nutri- Baked Cnatard B 4 U S OIITABa 4 medlnm-elaed *v brae aVBa. K m auger, * leavean a*B I R eupe milk, % h a W M eeaUU, grated aut- JfXW DREAM KITCl When ywi have arranged for “ hsstetlation •r jour new kitcbM hang on to the aqplpmeat you r*rvplacing, In. band af dkwrding R. Tour old ■pboaag* wil *om* hi handy in •%* baapmont. or oarers for hoe* • * wide and-und* you hata to PW4 with and have no place to beam while al the earn* Few ana *tv# pour rang* a levee an ft#* you install R la the bweaMnt where R wtlt prove a*eM at eannhiff time, for prak land «w baking, or limply a* the Mrieve ad a aimed kitchen i iwatall*. BRIDE BLBCT HONORBD1 Misa Donna Inu Harper, August bridt, waa feted by Mra. William Wray in her home Tuesday. Shown above is Mfia Harper and two of her guests, Mr*. E, C. Harper Jr, and Mra. Herbert Stenatrom. (Staff Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Luncheon Is Given Tuesday For Miss Donna Lou Harper Miss Donna Lou Harper, popular August bride-elect, was honored with a luncheon by Mr*. William Wray at her homo Tueiday at noon. While gladioH and pink roici were used in the living end dining rooms and porch of the home. The banquet table waa centered with a bride and groom and wed­ ding eandle. Tha miniature dolls stood under to archway of fern while old fashioned nosegays of pink roses were placed at each end of the table. Mrs. Lloyd Boyle met the guests at the door and Mra. I. Fleischer greeted them at the dining room door. A gilt of .the bride's chosen china pattern was presented te her during the events. Guests attending with tha hosore# were Hri Don Harper, mo­ ther of the bride -elect; Mra. A. J. Nye, aunt of the bride and Mrs. C. g. Smethurst, grandmother, both from Winter Garden; Mrs. Herbert Slenstrom, Mr*. I . C. Harper Jr., Mrs. Lloyd Boylo, Mr*. Bobby New­ man Jr., Mra. Ernest Galloway, Mrs. A. L. Lyon, Mra. Harry Cush­ ing. Mrs. A. G. Mctnnl*. Mra. Wade Rucker, Mra. Watson Willses and Mra. L Fleischer. H E R ri A NEW ONB Everyun* rmnamhar "Sarsapar­ b mining bend illa T" Let's us* than old tlmt yoika end favorite te a jellied distort to t, milk and **nra at a card party, til not vs a ■ dlaaolve package of cherry-flavored gelat­ ■train W l l t i l euaUrd in in 1 eup of hot Sarsaparilla) ■ i teach sheet I eencei.) add | aup of eold Sarsaparilla. figUUU wNh rnmeg. PUae eupe Chill entil slightly thickened. Fold fc gaag pear hedUg water late In 1 eup of diced banana end H BIG AMO M ALL cep of chopped pecans. Pour Into b i d st the enalead mUtwe. Bake Th# Weal, ear* the, Gee Ap- Individual molds and chill In your U • moderate ( W degree*) area pllanen Manafaetorers Association, refrigerator until firm. Top with m u m miantae, er util a ailver reema to ba to rive the koueawtf* whipped eream and a maraschino b U U n t i l elwMet at the eentor i range U ohsrrjr befora serving. eem u eWt d i l l Remeve from ante. For emem#to, aha cm pet pea af water at wee end place Hack er a u aatd water. Cool, then an#*, or a dS-keeh raa#s. Thu Ceetaed map bo eerved te t ^li^i cvwmpad Iw ija ia ahs eage er — eMflil Nice with can a!pm a M-toeh oven __ aauee main U k canned sweat ■maRar itifi — the petite Bt-lnrh Mike* I u g tee* whleh i*H1 conteUe •tee burner*. Barn Dance Is Termed Success By Jr. High Group A "Barn Dance GIH Break" was given for the Junior High students of Sanford Thureday night June 2S at the Celerv Crate with the help of the recreation activity program. The theme for thl dance was carried oul in the use nf barn animals, hay, feedsacks and many other barti yard attractions. Cokes were sold for a dime from which the extra nickel will go for buying new records. Many new records were bought from the ex­ tra money taken In at tha last dance. Many cute couples wero seen on tho floor Including Marty Stamp­ er, who just got back from the MQ ranch, dancing with John Smith; Tommy Burner with Bar­ bara Bradley, Johnnie Krofchlck with "a lot of cute gala" and many others Most of tha gtfti. pnd boys were In Jeans and bright shirts. Robert Eubanks had on some of the preltieit black cowboy boot* with pointed toes. The next dance la tonight at tha Celery Crate from 7:30 to 10:30 p. m. Them* ia "Fourth of July". Dress to your own choice. Schedule Schedule of Miss Myrtle Wilson Home Demonstration Agent, July S-10 will ba Si follows: July 7, 4-11 Girls' radio program over atalioa WTRR, 11:30-11:45 a.m. July • • Sewing elasi will meet at 9:00 a.m. at tha Community Center, 401 E. 15th street, 4-H Girl* will leave for Camp McQuarrie, In the Ocala National Forest, at 10 a.m. Bus will load at the Courthouse. Lake Monro# Home Demonstra­ tion club will meet at the home of Mrs. Karel Gardner at 7:30 p m. July 10 - County rhnrue will meet at the Library in Longwood at 9:90 for practice. Girls' 4 II club of Oviedo will meet at tha school at I p.m, Demonstration will be on foods and nutrition. B y 8 p. m . T h e Dny P rm dhif July g Ralph ftwarta f i/ n u A cA ^ / r ift L a Mix and match to make outfit* to finish tho rest of Summer, end for Foil ond Wintor wearing. BLOUSES SKIRTS VALUES TO 1.91 VALUES TO 8.M • Cotto* • Dacron n ■ YUd:i •keeps jtem.tehank«Hqte. •V* IwWHKuM IhMUBqi First, m m Me/aim. C M ■ SMcupe I the jutes bom I m H TO RdnS fkard iV1 Z S t t f ij ikisjU*,] St ■ SALE i Juice ( I lem ons) the.) sugar te rites, atom ise* end barely, gathered nt the waistline, Orange wool jereey item the oent. fastened with Mack ball button* to match tea stitching of the dram. The datey-aa* wheat pattern st the fabric to M * white, and - - Sheetha, gored, pleated end flared. Solid colon end print*. ! * Line* • Cotto* • Tweed# • Rayon Linen IALR 1.00 to 2.98 (f Wfle.JWW ttS g Y S .’Sf& ZStitl tete ■ sery Imps aataapaa. Sqiseetd and otmte o Nylon o Rayon Linen WASHNWEAR SLACKS Need Ifttto f# Any Preutaf WAIN 70NIONT WIAI ron oitow c**{ Zskfia rtestrsoito LIGHT WHOHT Yses Chelrn la RACOON OHOMeed NTION MtedtdwM,,, COTTONeed BATON fORFoer-mooiM t u n s er* Redgeed eed TsAosed 4sr Cevsfrs* Csadett Flirt * • Ms* tfyls* 1.98 to 5.98 BfflMil ____ •O N I IN TORAV • TIT ON A f i l l LIGHT AND DARK C O LO R S$9.95 Q u tt JZ o b sa tL J MEN'S WEAR 3M E, Ini HI. Honford PhoM 1IS *J HOI! h of JU LY and ANNIVERSARY T. V . S A L E ! ! N ew s CLEARANCE ■ FpSt; sgUn^?b gm J Sh^ sU s ■ itegJu M . Iff*. W. A. Hunter of the Woman's Society Of Christian Service of ths First Methodist Church, pre­ sided aver the regular monthly Board and Business meeting Tues­ day. Th# meeting waa opened by the singing of a hymn. Mrs. J. D. Roiard Introduced Mist Rachel Beasley, who Is re placing tr. Robert Biker, as DI rector of Youth F.duration. Mra. R U. Hutchison who i* a District Officer, and Mrs. N. V. Farmer will site I the School of Missions la Lakeland July 23 through 27. A very gratifying report was made by the W. S. C. I. Treasurer, Mr*. R. W. Turner. Mrs. Hunter announced ths reno­ vation of the church, kitchen will be completed In th* near future. Mr*. Roiard presen led Mrs. But ner, church secretary, with a gift In appreciation for her work on the W.S.C.S. Yearbooks. Plans were completed for the plcnie to be held at Rock Springs In honor of the return of Rev. and Mr*. Milton H. Wyatt, and Miss Rachel Beasley. Circle No. 7 presented th* pro­ gram and those taking part were, Mrs. H. B. McCall, Mra. W. K Raines, Mr*. J. D. Bozird and Misa Ailne Chapman. Mrs. McCall closed tha program with prayer. Art Reqnevted StoovaleM and short aloavea. Solid colors and print*. B I R T H S ARE YOU A DIAL CHANGER? It's common sens* to sort the laundry and separate It into three piles: hand washable, white and colored. White wash responds best to very hot water; In fact it is recommended that you push the temperature control of your automatic water heater up te tha Ever add a crushed garlic clove top for 180- or 180-degree water. On the other hand, fast-colored te mayonnaise! Good with flsfa. | cottons, linens and nylona do better If washed In 110-degree water ao It la best to wash them separately. As for rayons, luke­ warm water (100 degrees) la best, white allks and woolen* re­ quire about the sam* temperature — 95 to 100 degrees. S o d e ty Happy Birthday Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Roy Mann 121 W. ltth Street MIAMI BKACW. •» JJtgs at 10 a. m. Hare) Palmer, a Sedalia. Mo. at­ torney, today took office for • two-year tarns (a president of th# National Federation of Busi­ ness and Professional WomMt'e clubs, Miss Grata B. Daniels ai Bln*ion. P*., wii elected IlM vfr* president; Misa Fannl* Hardy, l-lttls Rock, Ark., socmd and Miss Ruth C. Cull In, Rremarloe, Wash., third Miss Rartis M. Rpalnbarf, York. Neb., wit re-aleeted rneerdlng secretary; Mr*. Dorothy Brimscombe, La* Vegss, Nev.. PMSuN er; and Mrs. Ivy A. Ora*#, Lgo Mr. and Mrs. William F Steph­ Angels* chairman of the nominens ot Tallahassee announce the sting remmittee. Local woman attending the cow hlrth of a daughter, Susan Lynn*, July 3, weighing 4 lbs. 1 ot. Mrs vsntlon are Mrs. Myrtle Orsdffh, Stephens it ths former Miss Ann Mrs. W. B. Btber tad Mrs. B. B. True. Reborn. ------------------------------------------err Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs. N. Farmer To Attend School AD Calendar Listings And a Royal Strawberries For The Family King M iss Myrtle's Local WomtR Sat.. Officers Elected For Notional BfrP# THREE DAYS O N LY JULY 5th-6th-7th * FLOOR SAMPLES * NEW SETS IN FACTORY CARTONS i f REPOSSESSIONS * TRADE INS P ric e s So L o w .... -TH EY 'R E RIDICULOUSl NO TRADE IN NECESSARY FOR EXAMPLE........... 24ln. PIIILCO 2 1in. MOTOROLA 21 in. G. E. REG. 9349.95 ONLY ||||.9S REG. 329.95 ONLY 9|fMS REG. 219.95* ONLY W IN N JOS E. 1st ST. T. V . FH om m St -t- / j �r» " t.A ri ' ' • ■J •fins SANFORD HERALD f t p 0, n m , M y 8, 1MM A Doctor in the Family E K L ! •y WZAMTM W W W Slranahan Leads 4 US Golfers Through 1st Round Of Open iTHWWA y CONTWOBT * By Ahn Movsr i rw tvtR U n m fA H fP tm ? Harper's Manager Calls For OverweightMatch OAKLAND, Calif., W — Mana­ ger Sid Flaharty eallad today tor an ovtnrright match batwaafl hla boxer, Maurice Harper, and wel­ terweight champion Johnny Suton. Judging, however, from Ms tola* vised showing last night in out­ pointing Naw York’* Jo# Miceli, th* clavar Oakland fighter atl)} has a way to go baton being ia th* top clan. Harper admitted ha waa "ruaty" after i layoff aloes last Au­ gust and Miceli, tha left hook W tfO fA - itH tir OLYAA /C r*o *P m c r H u t a k r rue 9AR/NT9 OA QUART*A family. Margaret's HOYLAKE, England, Ufi--Frank with that man—that performance of Arthur j Stranshsn of Toledo shot a cred­ log to fteo Aon oaw behaving its bis 71 and lad four American Undo goapod and looked appealIlka a common . . . " golfers though the first round of Ingty at Alan. Ha anil "Tha Chaney*a put la thetr two- tha British Open championship to­ to M tie ■urtngly, tittle enough, onyvny. bits’ worth, aa wall,” growled Jan* day as Dennis Smalldon of Wales Ma'am toll the pace with a record—equal­ “Oh, dear, sat garetha Halt to tha ling at. give you. 1 won't I Walk Stranthan, an aarfy flnlshar, you, Linda, for deciding that Oba began. MurtUag prettily, "that you’d be wall out at all thla . . . " went around 6,130—Hoylak* in 17 l forgot even my dirty 73, playing wen after a rather Linda crossed tha room to bar, 35Too aaa, Ann comforted agaloat I f BmlUnf. aha looked at and knelt baaida tha chair, "Oh, weak start. Hoylaka's par la Vbut. Ma’am,” aha cried, *T am not 3671. tha other* far o sympathetic out of It, and 1 dent want to be. atoadlog of bar apology. Big llflce Souchsk of 0 roaringar Tha family—remember What Ana N. Y., shot a T4 after being out In ooa flrarida choir art tha, erect aod uncompromising. aold? Tha family need* me.” Billy Pierce Aiming "What family do you mass, of bounds twice, and remained la tney eurted Jasper waa opposite her, hJi eyes dear?" the running. Ma'am eould apeak of tha ear, switching sparkling. Alan stood slightly family disgrace; For 1st 20-Game Gena Baraaen of Germantown, aha was aot ready ( M U i light*, Im eat ru ins (or • away from Unda, his bead tilted to let another apeak of It N. Y„ 1831 British Open champion, downward, bla eyes watching bar. ~ minute at the radiance upon bar Victory Season Linda laughed. *T mean tha asms and Pet# Burke of Gold Springs Linda continued to look from ooa 2 two, Um gtmm of bar hair. CHICAGO, lrn — Lefty Billy “ “I'M terry." bo eai# gruffly, to tha other u aha told her tala family you da. Tha Thorntons—my Harbor, N, Y, American PGA Pierce, the wlnnlngest pitcher in aanlor champion, both shat Tti •that you rot Ut In on tny blow-off —of Mlaa Maggia’a call, of going family!" garetha hfled bar crisp handker­ and remained ia tha running. the Majors, ao far la haring tha to BMC But—there'# etwaye • to school, of her talk with Ana. “That baby's loyalty!" aha can- chief to her Ups. "Ob." aha said time Wb«o a lecture la Indicator. breaks fall with him instead of Smalldon, tha Walsh profession uncertainly, “tha Thorntons 1 eluded breathlessly. "And what r*at n a H r against him aa h* aims for hla al champion with a round of 33COAA r /fi i2 0 "It m o • vary rood lecture. ana said to me—that td feel tha thought perhaps there flrat 10-game victory aeaaon. 35-flg, equalled the course race thing saw. , ~ roo," toe aold happily. "Toil were asms way! And 1 would/" Her £ £ r e v M tr*£uot. With an aval break in luck, tha act by young Gary Player of South -ml obaohitaly it*ht- Tbo Individual la pansy eyas war* wide. “Oh. I . Alan gave T H F t A * r TWO TD iteady 19-ytiroId hurlar for the fcnpsrtantt But only If ha man- would. That * how 1 know , . ," they both ware laughing. "It It a Africa on Monda. P o t r w a t o e to Chicago White Sox would have Enrique Bsrtolino of Argentina, X , uaa bla relationship to otbora for Hhs turned full about to face Alan. new family to me," Linda told VICTOR* A tab Ha w u smiling—his contained garetha. "You aaa,- I've just found another early starter, had S4 bean a 30-game winner last year. • » too .food at aii—“ H«r anil* OtVMRlC 400‘*BTWR** out that tha Thornton*— 0* of « . niitiil *Tm lecturing now,” aha good smile, crinkled at the comen But h* suffered four 1-0 defeats H f9 ATUBVeo TOFTEL 15 69 for second place. Then earns 5 * arid. "Aod aomahow l don t think of bla ayes, creased about hla sen­ HIE BEET P e r WOULD and twlea wax outpointed 3-1. Dedefending champion Peter Thom sitive mouth. Tha crystal chandel­ & S a l e ton tlm*.e e Ei TH* 2 0 0 . •pita this, however, he finished tha morning came, too years ton of Australis, Al Balding of Ha choaklod *Tba Important ier wan behind bis dark head; ha with a 15-10 mark and a 1.17 Canada and Ted Lester and D, C. whan men wars again being H your ondantandinr of stood quietly, ooa hand la hla earned run average, bast in tb* pocket, tha other bolding a cigar- called to tha wart, and Linda had Thomas of England with T6s. promised to talk to Manning row- Player, Belgium'* Flory Van major leagues. "Mpr* Important, I at—and ha smiled. Sha S 3hope. Alta Luca, catcher from Fare­ Hie Schnectady team of ths Linda sighed. Everything waa ler In an effort to help him reach Donck and Roberto de Vlncenao of "The Sox always have been a attempting to all right. 8h# had escaped here- bla own decision. Sha would, of Mexico equalled par Tl. mar well, Mich- will captain Uu 19i7 Clasa A Eastern aLague I* connect­ fine defensive team, and this sea­ Ha otoda no ronuurot, but an Urn's tyranny. Now aba and Alan course, tall him that there waa no ed with the Philadelphia Phillies. son the fellows are hitting well SteamHan’s 71 left him tied Michigan Slat* baseball team. bast way, no easy way , . . tha way home aha bnaw tiiat hr —finds did belong I behind me," said Pierce after with severs! others, including Her memories peat, her think­ With thla aerenlty upon her, aha continued to gtanca at bar, and Mickey Mantra of the Yankee* Hi# Hanford brothers, Ira and posting his 13th victory with a sxaitssneat roaa within her, happl- turned again to Srtflhi. "1 hope ing dona, the golden sun an hour England's Henry Cotton, threeaaaa, Ha drtvo around tha Mg that no one has gone to Margaret higher In Uia heavens, a tap on tha lime winner of this championship. waa tha Grit major leaguer to Cari, both former Jocksyi now six-hit 3-2 job agslnst Kansu City yesterday. half-open door announced Jacob— Bobby Locke of South Africa, an­ hit 20 home run* during 1056. own and train thoroughbreds. houaa, to tha rear atrpa, and when about this?” Brrrtha's ayes were cold. "If still tha "young** butler la Ma'am'a other three-time winner, waa well gift out, bla arma again draw aod be klaaed her. Unde Msurlna Chaney can be conecloua eyes to UU Mlaa Linda that Man­ down In tha Geld with a Tl. tight, tight! This happt- of Margaret's situation, f surely ning was downstairs. And around Tha second round will be played Jacob's tall person came, breath­ Wia her lover, and her would remember i f tomorrow, after whieh the field less, a rad-curled boy of eight; hla “Ob, I'm glad. Because every­ •bltdt What woman eould o k for thing has been atralghtrnad out green ryee were bright, hia gap- will be reduced to tha low M for I ff gvaotar than this! a • * And In tha fleet place. It was noth­ toothed mouth grinning la spite of Friday's final 36 holes. RLCA«t,MOMjMMV Wt Uia mewage ha brought. they found (ha family ing more than a childish . . DO NOUR MAXKgTIN# AT "Mommlet" ha called shrilly. •Unda!” fteretha’a voles chipped i bit upaet Linda > u re"Aunt Dora saya for you to coma tost aha ahould have out tha name. HER ASAIH, Alan took a at-p forward. Jas­ —Uncle Arthur's rick aa a horse!" Rain Halts Play atappad at tha cottage—and at htr HORACE.' ftrat word with garetha, aha atao per's head lirted. Serelha'a hand Hla wnile faded Into snsiety. In Third Set •That'a bad, isn't It?” SUHEXMKT r*mambared that aha'd told ao one silenced them. Sha laughed aa aha roaa to Join "Let me say this," ah* demanded. of Ann'* trouble In school. It appeai-sd Uut Lucy's mother "1 am g r a t e f u l that Linda her eon. "Tea, Jappy," aha told O f Tennis Match In our family. It couldn't be hod Juto gold 0 eel] upon Ma'am emoolhrd things over. Uut 1 can­ WIMBLEDON, England (* — Especially If It’a a good which had plunged ftareiha Into not ronaider as ‘nothing* one more Rain halted play in tha third sat horse!” Th# whole' family, sha de- evldenr* or Ihe disgrace which re­ of tha semi-final tennis alnglai t with grief cently has danccnded ao fully upon (Tkt ffmfj match between Vie Selxas of Phil­ • IMA b f Bliub«<h S slf.rl. n-nrlut.il bv M ntilMlo* *i It'S publisher. DODD. MEAD A CO, adelphia and Ken Rotewell of iilH H b u N by KJiiff Nfudirtt#. I Australia in tha Wimbledon cham­ Mobil*. Th# night before attend pionships. Two part-American t i i f f l i s Mantle's Right Leg Travs, Sports May anca wa* 307 plus B3 women reached the mixed doubles quar­ By compariaon, aevenlli-place ter-finals in earlier matches. Tha Baseball's No. 1 Swap Franchises breeze By TIIK ASSOCIATED PRESS New Orleans, drew 2,094 lati fourth-seeded combinaUon of Bob sM a d ic a l Problem Tilers Is a report going around night, league-leading Birmingham Howe of Australia and Dariano BOfTOlf «V -r # r th. third that Little Ruck and Sbreve.port diew CMS and third place Atlan­ Hard of Montebello, Calif., defeat­ ed unaaadad Sammy Glammstva time’ hi Ifoo than a year, Mickey may swap their baseball fran­ ta di * w 7,337. Mantis’* •'right tag has become chises—the Travs moving into the Biniiinghain padded ill lead nf Houston, Tax., and Edda Budharebell's No. 1 medical prolilem Texas League and tha Sporu join­ over Nashville to two games by Ing of Germany, 6-4, B-6. Hugh (Free Kitchen Tha.slugging New York Yarlkee ing the Southern Assn, splitting with Chattanooga wtiile Stewart of Lot Angelea and Mra. Towel Inside) Erica Votlmer of Germany defeat­ •utflatdir, who euirently is ahead If K goes through—and Little Uia VoU were losing to Atlanta U. S. GOOD HEAVY WESTERN BEEP •f Bah* Ruth's sesmnal 00 ham* Rock General Managic Ray Win­ 7-3. Chattanooga took the opener ed Btlly Knight ami Shirley run record, sufftrod a ' "possible der say* he hadn’t heard about 1-0 on Bob Rosa* three-hitter and Bloomer of Britain, t-l, 6-4. GIANT SIZE tear" sf the ligaments of his right It—the make-a-biirk boys In tha tha Barons ended a seven-game Vasa yesterday ia the first game Southern front office* probably losing streak by winning the night­ afterpiece 31. Memphis rode af a double-header with ths Bos won’t shed too many taara over cap 3-1. Littia Rock won th* first attong pitching to a awwep aver ton Bad Bov. gam* 1-1 and Mobil* took the New Orleans, 3-4 and 4-L the Travs departure. n#W long will the Injury keep Little Rock, sad to say, just Mantis nut of tha Yankee lineup! Dn't paying off at the gale Th* By AlonMovw "Fd guess two or thrsa dsys laM-pline Travs drew only 313 for 'ORIOLE STOPPER anyway,” said New York trainer a Gua*Mtueh. “ W# hsv# In wslt a day to *•* If tha leg puffs up Into and Billy Goodman scored SW IFTS tv lULL-PtH i “Mickey will be nkay.” said the run that beat Ilia Yank* 7-(i. ta ” 1 did it (the injury) Just ns I + r tc * u * r i * Yankee Manager Casey Stengel bent down to field the ball,” Man­ _ fOlf “Ha'll I.# able to play In A alt/ m o m « aoupla nf day*. I don't think it's tis said. "I don’t kimw how, | Just « belli over tu gel the ball and I LEAN FRESH GROUND 9G bid.*1 J "I can't run on It,*' »a!d Msntle felt the iwlst. | threw th* ball 8TANDARD home, | felt ths twist again." t Hiut U doesn't hurt too much. I Trainer Maurh described th* i was ready for pinch hitting in th injury/ a* a "possible tear nf the * aecond game." 1 Mantis suffered the Injury In lateral ligamsnls on tha right side * tha 11th Inning of »he first game of tha knea." ALL LEAN He said it is diffsrant from th* ' • as ha fielded a hit by Boston's STANDARD CUT GREEN { Jimmy Plsrsall and threw the Injury which kept tho Yanks# slai out of the lineup during last aea' 'i hall to th# plate. The throw wa son'a World Saris* with Brooklyn. Duke's sensational runnar Dava H’a not tha aama ao tha injury hampered Mickey during the Sima w on honora aa • Silver that Skatot speed skater la Madison post aprlng training aeason. ■WEFTS PREMIUM rULLY COOKED LIPTON S^uaro Gerdau ia 10W. aod by liittlo F o lk s km c lalist who held a threa-lmund XM > advantage at 140, slugged bis wa* id his Into! an early laad an £ al slice# aUAia ths local boxer's left eyelid lx the tint round. For a time it appeared Harper'* comeback attempt would b ia s to a quick end. Than he began leering with tu­ toring and finished the 10-rounder fait to cop a unani­ mous decision. Rdferce Jack Dow­ ney gave Miceli only the first round, scoring 6663. The jitdreh saw it closer, Eddie Jamee 08-94 ind Vam Bybea 07-03, tha' same as the Associated Press. Cetiforn. ia rules give the winner ef each round 10 points, th* loeer up to .1. Frequent clinching kept Downey busy, and often ha ordered the pair to "break out together and box." ^ Miceli concentrated his pi’ t. side artillery on ths Hnrpar ey# but Maurice suffered no further damage snd th* ringside physi­ cian, Dr. Louis Kaminy, said that at no lime did he consider ■topping the bout. "Th* cut was superficial, and didn’t get any deeper,” he said. "Harper didn't even want a stitch in it after tha fight.” Flaherty said ha has been prom­ ised an. overweight tout with Sag ton in th* local bay area Only three American Leaguers have hit more than SO honta runt la one season. Baba Ruth did it four times, Jimmie Poax .hit 34 and 36 and Hank Greenberg belted SS in 1636. WADE TKU-FLAVOB COFFEE WADE'S 1 LB. CAN 79. (Limit on* with order) KRAFT &dad OH DETERGENT CHUCK R O A S T 39c R O U N D S T EA K » 69c *iuvf»mK, RIB S TEA K 69 (Limit or with order) 12 OZ. CAN 59c 3 - 99c 46-OZ. CAN Tomato Juico 25c SOS CAN* G R O U N D B EEF - 49c B EA N S Lego! 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Number of Lines 115 MAGNOLIA 2-Room furnished apL Including Randolph bt. JNasiber of Times, J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2583-J. W. A. Phone 1757 Laura B. Ozler Utilities, $45 107 W. Bth 8L Norris, Ph. 1559. Licensed Tech­ IL—BUILDING MATERIALS Rag. Real Batata Broker Check • Maaay Oris* 2 A 3 room apt Ph. 2983-W. 8a Orlande Dr. — Ph. 1311 [ 0 FOR SALE-IMP U H .P . Johnien nicians, guaranteed work. PAYMENT ENCLOSED. -Btaxipa or Cask Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete GATLIN BROTHERS Outboard Motor. Good Condition Block, Band, Gravel, Cement 2 bedroom apt,, partly furn. or H us for Freueh Ave. Property Dragline A Bulldozer Service unfurn. Screen porch. Ph. 513-M. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quail HUP WANTED Fs-nuilu Hf I P WAN IF [) M.ilt* Ph. 2132 Geneva. 2495-W Sinford. M lli.l [MIS'' Si Price MS. Call 2JCB-W. ftcations. 3544 French Ave. IT—HOUSES and COTTAGES Hharmnn Concrete Pipe Co, J. W. HALL. REALTOR B U L D O Z IN G Out Wtat 13th HI. Phew* 2MB SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ Jcfcuy Walker, Aaeeclate LOWERY A BRIDGES FOR BALI - f l i l i r . Outboard able Home* and Apts. Phont 27. "Call nail" Phone 1753 WM1| . «• 14 San. 1*84-W Orange Cliyspr 4-8834 USED BRICK ACROSS ■ Motor, Mercury. Good condition. J II 1i 5. A medley 30. Lira S-BEDROOM house, unfurnished. TWO CARLOADS beautiful Vt t • till 1 1. To dart >5—SCHOO LB-INSTRUCTION 4. Ancient coal At 2541 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 803. brick. Orange, rad, and Call M L Ralph Swam. II * 14 8. Abounding 8. Toward 83. Thrice f Cm y b •; - • ’ II black. Sea them at SHERMAN OCEAN FRONT eottago at New S i ^oAiU DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT in rocka C Leases fMua.1 < if.' *11 Man are being selected in tbia CONCRETE PIPE CO. Smyrns, Pb. 3147 after 8 y. tn. A. D. Peterson, Broker Aisocletas II. Attention7.----- Bald/, 84. Cereal 'll J• • area to be trained for high pay «*i • • S#l% 4 d ’ attracting Mountain A. B. Peterson Jr„ P. J. ChcsJtED-I-MlX CONCRETB USED NICELY furnished home. 8*01 Jobs aa Diesel mechanics, op­ * ' 4 call If , ii i fCol.l ■ .iS S * tereeri, Oarftsld •Willett1, John MIAMI (A — Man's efforts to Hanford Ave.; Phone HIT-XR. Si K P "84" Johngon ......... M » l <|« • * erators of tractors, bulldozers, ___ Miracle Costarata Co. 12. Island In (.To limp Melsch, R. W. Williams, Hazel reach the stars, physlclala and by Phono 13SI ITS per month. IP M P “AS" Wiaard............ PUP Cranes, and marina Dlesal en­ 301 Elm Ava. •Hil ) J 1 f i ­ New York (Dial.) SI. Dis­ M. Field, A. C. Doudney, Land * » • 1 ll • S U P "38" Scott AtwaUr at a gines, parts man and many oth­ Day METAL RQOFINO exciting new Imtrumenls, will •.Cattle 3 BEDROOM h ou se. Kitchen t <« 1 e • Suveyor patched Bargain. er fobs in this rapidly expanding Now tn stock. B-V Crlmp-lU 13. Among equipped, water furnished. Corn­ fpoat) 24. Ood of hold tha attention of 300 delegates UG N. Park. Phont 1124 S H V Johnson............ 14. Not industry. If you are mechan­ Corrugated — Ilk" Corrugated er French k 37th SL 10. River war at th* national convention of th* S H P Elgin ............... Get all Your roofing naoni at fastened (Belg.) ically minded and want Inert**tar.) Roen L. Payton, Broker Astronomical League. beau , . Beets . . BOATS! 15. Italian ad earnings you owe It to yourShtrratn Concrete Pip# Co. 2-BEDROOM house, unfum. At IL River so.aivs Alberta J. Hall, Associate 48. JV Cruiser, outaeerd. like new 2541 Palmetto Ave, Ph. 943 rivar tit use.) Highlight of the mealing for ■elf to find out whether or not Out West 13th SL over Phone 1*71 17-92 at Hiawatha 144-W. SB* Vanguard, 100% fiberglass. See you can qualify. For free Infor­ ia, akin 18. Excla­ amateur ■aironomurs will bo a 32. DetssU 4L IT. Through this beauty. Price reduced to mation without obligation write: NOW him film rental library at MODERN 2-Bedroom Trailer, Ful­ •T—BROKERS and REALTORS aeislon titled "zero minus one mation 34. Slopes Wteboldt'i Camara Shop. 208 So. 18. Mulberry 11. Projeetlng n ''bargain. TRACTOR TRAINING SERV 25. Bat of bauas yaar," meaning 13 month* p l ­ ly furnished, with Florida room Park Ave. 19. Aspect KENT end of • II* Lyman Lspatreks, with < ICR, INC., Bon 1525, Tha San (Chin.) and utility room, on private loL Desirable 3 FOR B. R. homes, kitchens eading ths start of th* Interna­ 31. Bee bird ■ church wols, Lights. Repainted, IJk* ford Hersld. 38. Wicked 44.S£> Phone 2418-R. 48—8USZNN18 EQUIPMENT tional geophysical y*ar. and whs', furnished, 190 to 1110 mnnth. 35. A bry019. Beseeches Nsw, PMPJP IS. Greedy part astronomers will play In phytlc plant 82.350. THAT'S ALL! B-BEDROOM house, unfurnished, It' Row Boau ................. 1129.00 HAYNES Office Maehlna Co., EMPLOYMENT 37. Vapor 3 BR frame house, modem bath, tracking artificial sstellltcs ths kitchen equipped, 1100 > s a MONROE BOAT BOWL rTypewriter*, adding machines, 3*. Subside 4 milts out on hard eo*d- Shad* United Stales hopes to launch at house, furnished or ** ffary 1T-PI at Lake Monroe Bridge 18—HELP WANTKP-FEMALE Saias-Bantils, 314 Meg., Ph. 44. 3-BEDROOM 39. Weird , trees. Only l*oo Deem. unfurnished, ITSthat tlms. (van I XS—TRAILERS 8-BEDROOM furnished d u p le x T WAITRESS — Apple Touchton’ s 47—FURNITVRE—HOUSEHOLD Hr*. Fred L. Whipple and J. * «dM 30. Native' HERE IT IS FOR QUICK SALK epxrtmant, $00 T"" Drug Store, Mr. Clark. Allen Itynck uf the Smlthtonlan n will P«y YOU ti >•• U f M m of CrstO PHONE 1TIB This home la up to the minute In SLEEP-TIME HAVINGS m Open Evenings and Beautlelan, air conditioned ealon. 31. Steep , construction — Is attractively Asirophyiieal Observatory, and KingUM Bed, complale till l-B.R. Bungalow, completely furn­ *r i 1 ' 33. Neuter Good pay, permanent position. Armand Spitz, coordinator of vh_ derorited and will please the B Inches wider and Sales ished. hot-cold water included. pronoun Phone B71 or M0B-J. 7 most fastidious. Large living ual obitrvations of ths arllficlal longer thin ordinary bed tr PHONE B3S2. 34. Perish room with op«n fireplace, pice tsulliui, will discuss plans to orI *■ 1e machine to err Bedroom Suita WOMAN with machl 37. Public ailed dining room, two good Tt Bookcase bad, Draaaar 2-ROOM cottage, lights and water giniz* amatsurs to track tbs ready tut aprons. Easy, profit ; i M»«>' notice* bedrooms, Florida room (or ex* and Mirror furnished. Phont 1343-R. able. Spar* ire or full tint. tint*. A A B man0 launchings. u 38. Indefinite Wa bedroom). Closed garage, 9 n m s 5 T Hornet INI, esealleat AFRO! S, Port Smith 3, Arfcan 3 Rooms Complete TT S293 article Latest Instruments promising to Kitchen furnished. % * condition throughout. Many i 88-ROOM and BOARD cm, Living Room Re Bedroom, 38. Urge at only 110,500. vr lift vails of mystery from ths tras Only 1545. Call 2M-R and Dinette 2 Nicely furnished rooms in town. W. M. "Bill" mi l m PBB courteously hsavtn* will ba described by Dr. O—MALE ar FEMALE LS REDDING MeeU if desired. Adult*. Call ■•leaner — General Ilsur sacs 41. Roman poet Comer 2ndI k * MigwoUe, Msgiw i t . Harlow Bhiplsy, dirsetar amari9 BUSINESS l*ei*W» Guy AUaa, Assoclaia 43. Cost HAM daily, Ball Lomlnoua floor "Bid Bamberger" Mgr, tut of tha Harvard Obitrvaiory; Arietta Price, Associate 44. Think Platts, Writ# Reeves, Dept ISO, Open Meadey'a 'til 8:18 n. WL { ; SERVICES BEDROOM House, adults only, Must g|22 112 N. Park Ava, Dr. Albsrt U. Wilson, director of 45. Butturns Attleboro, Mesa. Free samples. VISIT OUR BALCONY 303 Holly Ave., Call lStt-J. the l,uwe!l observatory Labora­ n 40 of shoes n|*i BEAUTY PARLORS IF IT IS REAL ESTATE SB—SALESMEN—AGENTS tory, Washington. 45. Thicket Buy. your Furniture e l Bern'* •8—WANTED TO BENT ask Crumley is Montalth fan** arahouae 0 Jffdsrn Alr-eandltlontd Sale Wl .... .... Furn. r Co., 8tiww. Dr. Shaptry will appear befor* RETAIL SALESMAN at UT South park, Phone TTI 1st SL All nationally adv, Ism- Woman wants clean, qulaL nice r v Marrietl’# Besulp Nedt Goodyear kaa a dostreble th* convention while papers of tha They Know uylture at warehouse prices. DOWN ly furnished room, rear ‘round JM B, Oek Pfc.m for young man to Nani others will be read. Write P. Q. Bos rfy 1. Bhinle POBCED MOVE! mm mmmm u u tire and accessory - 1 v HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN BUILDING G—REPAIRS tempi* Owner requests immediate asle uf Dr. Wilson's paper will dtscribo nets. Experience not neeasaary. PRICES PAID FOR USED I S PAINTING 3. Entire • Bedroom Masonry house. Kit- Uw lumicun, a uUvision-typa UloREAL ESTATE Company benefit* include Ufa • FURNITURE eheu equipped, furred well*, scope »o n*w it hat not been ---------- V-------- • SboOR gtnding and finishing- A hospitalization inaurar.ee, mi WTLSON-MAIER ceramic Wad bath, blinds and put to practical use, and Dr. Llllsy * Cleaning, waxing. Serving 8enu- Iron to amMayaa. Straight Sal bt* tar. gtSN dow n . 55244 will report on Gw use of radio FURNITURE C& ^ tjole e3Jnty state M L monthly; which Includes taxes, Cell BN ! ? ' H. M. Gleeaoa, Late Mary las., etc. 4l»% loan can b« as­ devices to investigate visible rays. CUSTOM BUILT ROMES ■8y WtUIAM RtTT Sll E. Find SI. sumed by purchaser with no •VA-FUA—CONVENTIONAL * j ALUBBTfUR PAINT Caxfraf Frrse Writer M-WORK WANTED— FEMALE questions asked. 18455 is the full jto J__ For House Trailer Boots CLEAR LOW DOWN PA___SSttb SEEKING higher Income for Wo wouldn't UBBD FUR! C o m m itte e V o te s MOUSE CLEANING or bsby'sit'LOW MONTHLY PA1 medico* in govs.nment end hos­ for the Windy CUy __ }jnj( j wbaia or half day, Phone I-PC UVINO BOOM ik e h TJ R . looks Just like the price only 111 XT I SHOEMA! “^ S e m in o lt pital eervlQ*, 4,500 doctors In thought* about that A lfii ______ P aym e n t In c re a se 1-PC UVINO ROOM PUITC UOO Mellonvllla Phone US1 Athens, Oreece, went on a partial . DIBTRICKS T. W. NERO I I I WANTED-MALE Ill-Pile m*n>on velour Sofa and 1 three-day atrlke. Decidedly an Maharajah Yndevhtderi* f| till Park Am . phone n ar 141 F o r D isab led V e ts matching chairs .................... tta unhealthy atata of affaire, /rcedaudfaf brother* plan 98 MB TIME Job for summar. LOWELL E. OZIER WASHINGTON (It — Th* House ARMLESS SOFA . . . Ideal f e r r 5 i ■gT s u a r 7 FULL t t t Aim /or ericllu$ (hem fmm tk» Nigh Reboot boy. Phono MAW. trailer or n u ll room Builder — PJsom IBM Veltrsns Affairs Committee voted ZaJok Dumkep/ toy* ht kxawa royal petto*. Birin# tog hgnd AlexRRdar A Stringer 2. light groan, goad * loot SM B. w inds OrTuesday for a ganaral 10 p*r coot ic o n icv o o tT b o y with m w yO B Iflw TiW " • farmer wAo coiiiericd hie eld lhaf wed fir/Irad t e f B ill Estate A Insurance or moro incraaso in payments ta w»nt« mowing. TU-M-4. NEW PLATFORM I poultry houes (afo m summer l i t , OTTOMAN . . . Beautiful nrewn TUa ad will admit Mrs. S. L. Mm. Lewrine Messenger, Assoc. some two million veterans dis­ Humphrey thcattr. Th# project laid on tgg, Mary te the 18T Magnolia Ave. Ph. II plastic, regular MS.BI value. Floor aplerawaln now* abled by thalr military service. Rita Theatre, I I t Exp. July IE *38. •ample, now only ................. MB too ■ aerated Chilrman Olin E, Taagu* D— SERVICE »-AT10N - Exaallent NEW BASE k WALL CABINET to trade Me S ills TO PAYf 8*11 Loratlon—Major Company pro- COMBINATION . . . ra*. «SU8 TMs •« will admit David Wie- Tax. said Damocratic I e a d a r a raiser, toys the own at ike you’re through w it h duetA-Provon Gallnaa*/ Avail- valua Door asmpie. now only BM U -JW C T tiC A L CONTRACTORS dash, dissevers th* only thing ha boldt Banfcrd 8 ta tha Mark land want ihe House to act on th* bU), ,“ f r ~ through Want Ada for CASH. able Immediately on Pprksit LIKE NEW BOUJkWAY BED . . . Ride-la Theatre Exp. July IB, X companion to th* controversial hut harvested I* 18 feeling. b Italy hi* creditor* aritoi A Call 1*B 1. RANDALL ELECTRIC C a of Low Inventory from tosgot reg. 131*3 value with innerepriag nopscrvic*-conn*cled pennon bill IMd. I I I court to stop a < Operatar. Phone TOl. mattrea*. black enamel frame . . , NO CASM REQUIRED when you Chicago'* City council Is pon­ quix pr pasiod recently. progrun — teal881 turn on ly - ............ ..— ......... m Pleat Classified ad* __ through dering • proposal (o raise that trying fee 1 sMfxar pritolftarlm But It r e m a i n e d uncertain S-FC MINING BOOM StlfTE . . . your Ulophosie. Simply pbona FINANCIAL von 13,000, Wander wtel whether either measure has • town'* guto parking mater min*, had won chairs need re working, table «nd tin . u y "Charge iL” mum from one coot to • nirkia. hi* anawar was to I Buffet worth much more tkag the chance of passing the lansta to B4—INSURANCE price ........................... ||| u ia a a VALUABLET Lew Adi become law thla late tn tha ton. SSMJUIa DBY'M Y CLEANING WNR A B-PC DINING ROOM SUITE . . . JN '• famous1 ftnderi. Call 1821 for greisional session. Preferred Reu* to Prefemd -Wash and Damp Dry beat buy in tha store , , Goat ever | ae-wnie wntorii muresiad holm The hilt previously passed and Policyholderi 840040 new . . , atill in excellent H—WBah and Dry Feld •ant along to th* Banal* would J«fca WiUUma lap. condition .Complrtc ONLY .. RM PMt MIMING? L*t Tha Sanford allow veterans of World War I 41f PMlord AIT *a r DINING BOOM TABUS . . . S er Msnld "Loot A r ' find it. n a f t JDVf CALL pensions of 188 a month whan U they reacted 83 if ttelr lacomt BrnMb SMo feodmar* . h u m STANDS.. . 3 drawers. M WANT BUYEBBT — drop* below fixed limit*. i ll Bast tmh Be Ciaaaifiad taitare, need* paiet ...... B CAM-ON-THE-QUICK thru Call m i. •da Bell ANYTHING_________ The bill for tha disabled would Classified ads. To sell, buy, odd na estimated 873 million dol­ •8—PIANO 8CBVICS MothoPlot Hr iik H trad*, hire, recover • lot Boa*. Iit*rdiet ThWrao's i lar* the fim y*«r to prtuot tide. PbOM W L eoanponsaGo* payments, totaling MUR m R l ed5?ftgr Mather of Sanford EVER BEADY, Classified ad* about 81400,000,008 a year. The j'hta ad will admit Laura RadarClass!- art a permanent aid in helping committee repeatedly approved _ _ THE THRILL of opoody, l UL SL Phone 1ST eon, Sanford to the Bill ThePbona uu. j Uw bill by unanimous vote. May money-ntrling. Uaa Want ^ iR iS P S L T L f Ceil you •ail, rent, hire. Phone mm u th k ABM. Exp. July U, U8A " PbOM TH E SAN FORD H ERALD ! -a c« * For Better Plumbing 8ee or call NOW BY Phone M A IL!! E Astronomical Unit Holding Convention DAILY CROSSWORD 2 P I wc hnn□ Y O U 'R E T ELLIN G M E1 rs esnSr* S ^ 9mrh**k’ wtmm pipe co. �■ LiXUBlH r TWB B iir ir u n u n n iw im « 1 F id i. Thura.. July 8, IM** ix"v c * - , v ne> By PRANK PITMAN CENTRAL CITY. Colo (JV-Al the Willard Hotel in Waihlngton, D. C„ March 1, ISM, Preildent Chat­ ArtOlerr teMrtlHi U t a ter A. Arthur stepped up to Baby « t Jaeobton th# Army rocrulDo« and duped her hand laytnf: , who Mid today that four naw "May lifelong hapnlne** and pro*battalion* art tow bring formed parity be the marriage gift for »o to-.rtplaet unit* In Europe next lovely a brida." MDfoary *lthk th* Artnj'a itveMUonary "Operatleu Gyrocope" A half-century later, Mirth T, IMS, the emaelated, rag-clad body »ra*ram. of Baby Doe wa* found froten on I k foot battalion* named to join tha Cabin floor of the Matchless JfAfO art tha Tlth Englnaer BallatMine near eLadvIIle on a bleak, tm< Bart Banning, Oeorgla; Itoth snow.*wept Colorado mountain, Intar Battalion, Port Campbell, Theat are among the real Ufa krfcyi TUth Tank Battalion, 1U9, Hr tramferrcd to Boeky of fart Banning, Oeorgla; and Mount hoipital on Jana It, IMS, high point* In a poignant story of a* aurgeon, and on December 1, Colorado's sliver mining boom d*y» IMS, wa* appointed acting chief woven Into "The Balled of Baby turgeon, which petition he held Doe." The folk opera production—«*nreived, directed and acted by top Brodaway and Metropolitan Oper personalities—will have its world premiere July T at the Central City Opera lloiioe. Thl* I* in the | heart of the mining empire lhal irodured II. A. W. Tabor, allvar I ling who blew 10 million dollar* In I a fabuloui career capped by hit I marriage to Baby Doe in Washing' ton. The original folk opera, "The Bal­ kt weak• at baric military lad of Baby Doe," wa* written at Pact Jackson, (Columhy Douglas Stuart Moore, Pulltaer | th Carollsa. taicat la a 'Oyroneepa' Prise winning composer, and John Latouche, well known librettist. urea many exclusive ad* The folk opera wa* rommltrimod i,f Sergeant Jacobian taid by the Kou**rvi*tky Pound*lion of the Llbi ary of Congre**. "The Ballad of Baby Do*'* draw* its material from the true, atrangfiction, life of Tabor. He Live Shows Popping er.than wa* a Vermont stonecutter who married an austere New England U p All Over LA woman and migrated lo th* Reek­ HOLLYWOOD lA-Who **y* Lo* ie* in the spring of 1IM. without tetamipTwenty yean later, through the r leave, expenm i Angela* i* a bum *how town? After a winter that *»w most of luck of rich silver strikes around the local legit thaler* dirk, live Leadville, Tabor had accumulated ■how* are popping all over loan. fortune of six million dollars. He What'* more, audience* are Just moved to Denver and daulad the a* lively. They're out In prove that town by bultdlng an Impressive ttw a m leave heme unlit tha day Angeleno* wQI support a Uva the* showcase, the Tabor Grand The*0 # totem altar dlaeharga, the ter. trr, donating land for a post of­ •Maaltor u id. Backbone of the rprlng and *um fice and creating other headline* Salltttaeet hi the nth Engineer* mar *ea*on i* the Civic Light Opera with hi* splashy spending. aai tha 04th Plaid Artillery mu.t at tha Philharmonic Auditorium. Tabor'* reckless way* with his be arranged before duly uth and Buries** I* booming. A firat-clai* sliver dollar* brought rebuke* from before Aaiaei lltt for aaalgamaat revival of tha charming "Rosa­ his New England-reared wife, Au­ to th* filth Teak Battalioa tad linda'' and a #o-*o Broadway hit gusta Pierce. They probably hast­ Silk Stocking*,H hive drawn over ened a divorce and Tabor's subse­ ISO,Oto weekly. That'* more money quent marriage to Baby Doe, born than tnuileala earn in New York. Elizabeth McCourt at Oshkosh, Monday night aaw the opening Wla, Historical description* of her of another amaih, "Damn Yen sound like a composite of Marilyn keea," with Bobby Clark aa an Monroe, Grace Kelly and Kim No­ added aioet "The Girl Friend," vak. Basically, she had light brown come* in next, hair, blue eye* and what on* chro­ Vietor Borgr did tell .out bu»l nicler called "the grand manner of prince**." nap* at the outdoor Greek Theater, drawing a staggering gas.Oto with Courted by all Ih* Oshkosh laMs one-man show. Now Harry dies, Mist McCourt choso Har­ FRANCISCO lit - Kathy Belafonto la pulling in the crowd*, vey Doe. son of the mayor, for her e p B, tawed as tbs bottle and ha'll be followed by the Ballet husband, F i n a n c i a l reverses fob, but aot hard, Ru*m , "The Red Mill" and "Stu prompted Doe and his wife to seek igee wa* atuek in It. dent Prince," their fortune in Colorado, then the Her y ir u b , (need, and eaigh The new but often vacant Hunt glimmering pot at tha end of the ban togged, gently. Thee s dee Ingtoe Hartford Theater ha* final rainbow. tor tried kla hand. ty found a hit with "Anariaita" A e battle, still Ml, came Im m and will doubtless do well with It waj *t Central City that Mr*. "Bate, Betty,H said Dr. WU Melvya Douglas la "Inherit Tha Doe acquired the name "Baby Doe"—attached to her by admir­ Bam Osaka, "yes caa have Wind/ ing miners, fascinated by her fair It appears that Los Angeles will “"h*nk yes," said Ratty, suck support the legit—in tha lumrnir skin and beauty. It waa there too that Baby Doe first heard talk of her ■wsllea tongue, "I think time, at leaat. the "Midas of th* mountain*” —H. I p bee aad poet halt bin a glas. A- W. Tabor—gg year* her senior. Intrigued by the atoriea of Ta­ Plattaum was nied aa err* Synthetic drugs of tha prthldlnf »ant* by Booth American Indt type are comparable to morphine bor'* wealth, Bahy Do* aramged aha tong before Columbia land in habit forming properties, say* one day lo go to Leadville, the sltr of Tabor's matchless mine, by a de­ the World Health Organization ad la Antrim. sign or accident, she met Tabor. Their romance flourished. First came Baby Doe’s divorce from her husband—quietly dona in a remote Colorado small town with » •• Hrl*h«»f Pay the help of Tabor'a wealth. For itil* Moral Klnrm Tabor, divorce waa not easy but 1:1* Th* KUa. of Mlyht Intrrmediarirs finally arranged It. < #» rh.nn.l l*> Crnairnsdt WMIR.TV JIIKinVVIU.H Tabor, yearning for the esteem CM* * ni l. 4 vtirn ioA t ut nwmn of public office, 8ucc<#d#d ini ft** Mlrk.t Maui* Jo** Pair Nava 1:1* wangling a short term—M dsys-J Huaila* * rtahlag wtlk Dan *iea ftapart appointment as U. 8. senator to mil 1:11 W a lU r C ro k tto a vacancy, ! :** l«<a* ilanaar This brought a brief oajoura In i: C llm a * Mash melon and the chance for the I n-ia.r. W ile s Tk.atar Vi* Tl ■--------wedding in Baby Doe to the aa. Ilona rapltal with the President as a guest, Tabor waa g> aad she F a l h . r K a a v . .H o t was IT. I lilt * lla p u rl l a r f i a t M a ry F o rS Baby Do* aad her handlebar loll. aim,.— a mustachioed husband rrturaed |»I -Bart farralfa bk.lrh».ok ll-«e r itir ta gUeeae - oo Denver but few of th* city's social •rl-VSiaihir ruuuv aoaiiaa leader* would accept them. A *nr loo4 Mar,i**' T.,t rail.i a *i»t« K U lllt* tluo* Horning cession of ill adviaod iamtaseatsl >Ia L*a4 uf Our* l> t. I K . h a .r o . coupled with o chaago la tho gov. I ale,*»«•«* abuw M »iM UirrV Mn.ire U la>< ot nut* »;** a •• ernment’s silver money policy in a I trjr Moor, SHa* !•*■■• Strike t, lUrfc . J l * r* be*,n 10 wr*to tho end I trike li flirt, ••if* >’•••*«l l.a,1> of Tabor** fortune, \ Hill Le«* of l.lia Jlowi t-e*ir va et His ■** Cearch far Tcnerrew Twelve year* after they war* I I[!lilt Oil 111III* l.lghl married, most of Tabor’a ttlverl U <*• II: »* Hriwrl nrnuanooa dollar* war* goo*. Two yean Uteri Iill; I S T M 'S ? ? ,:.* " —ItoT—Tabor wa* destitute, unable | J *• Jahanr C rw i U t C l t l i Const** lit# H<>«t*partv MIke World TufB*lo pay )JQ a moath rent ea a cot-| *:»* Hie ralaff tage. i ! H Boh Croak? t*£SaSieite*!* W»ee«*erty Thl* forced him to seek a loan! 1-to erlfhi.r Pay 71 from a former mining associate, | •l*5- *ff.r*t alarm III* Kd*e of M»hl Winfield Scott Stratton. He gavel *:•• Oiisa llnu*. Tabor money and got him appoint-1 ed postmaster of Denver-!* the| -oat federal building erected oa ground] donated by Tabor. »■ bis Mcowd year m that Jab. which paid tl.saa annually, Tabor I died ot appendicitis April lb, MM.| He bad told Baby Dao, faithful | to the rod, to hold onto the match-1 less min* at LaidviU* at all costa. Tabor believed it would again bn a| source at wealth. ' Baby Do* bacam* a recluse, U fl ing to poverty to a aback aa ttel min* property. Often ska feed I abote at Mwaited tailor*. i Tta last anyone aaw Baby Dae allvo waa Fob. to. ItU, la bar nth yaar, when aba walked tha milo| or more into tta town of LeadviU*| to an old block draoo aod vith| gunnysack wrappings aa bar teot[ e*M b p d ir Amy k making ■r R £ L *^ r,j g 4 F R ID A Y & S A T I K D A Y - J U L Y 6 & 7 M EN 'S STRETCH SOCKS TOILET SOAP (one size fits all). All nylon, pretty •olid solan 4 pattern*. Ra*. 1.0B pair DOLLAR DAYS Extra large bar (each bar weight over half a ponud.) • Delightfully perfumed • Hard milled to laat longer • Refreshing lather Fragrances of apple blossom, gardenia, pine and verbena. 2p8tr KITCHEN TOWELS Dollar Dbji >4 8 for i SI Of Imported Irish linen, beautiful colon* attractive patterns la scenes of Southern, western, New England, Barnyard, Hearth. Coun­ try 8ton. Poultry* Mast and ONE TA BLE PIECE GOODS Dollar Days Assorted fabrics In cottons, ace­ tates and blenda. Regular prices up to 1.98 yard. SHOW ER C U RTA IN S la plaatU Mamleae, regulation slza, colors o f rosfo p c * n . blue alec whita. INDIAN HEADS 84 Inch** wide, colors of tans preen, (old* red, pink, ftey aln* Dollar Dajb PLASTIC By The Yard Dollar Dijri 86 and 84 inch widths. Nica pat­ terns, regular 69 and 89c Dollar Days • -4 M ILD EW D ISK 3 Yds. CAN N O N DISH CLOTHS CAMP BLANKETS "STOPS MILDEW** • No frritatfcto fames • Harmkaa to dotheo Each disk lasts a poor. r BLANKET And Comfort Bags M EN 'S HAT PROTECTORS ! rata mostly tiny oquunU w d Larf* •!*• ( 1**18) soft and durabl*, wtshaWa, Dollar Dbjtb 5for $1.00 TELEVISIO N RA DI O 0 i»«> , C kllm O s a r p k stfc w ith stppap • Dust proof • llolstura proof Clear. plastic, for ntraw or felt hats, sixna imaQ, mad., • Moth proof large- Tw o d w , ono holda 4 bUnhota « S com forter. Tha othao holds blankets o r 1 com forter Days Dollar DayB Bister •tripos In altos B thru 10'g. Regular prlcaa 6t k A 7Be pr. ^ g/ BOY'S T-SHIRTS In patterns (e few •olid colors) ages l h thru IB (sizes broken) \ Values to 1JB PLASTIC TABLE M ATS Pretty nolid colon in a popular 4 Dollar Diys—4 For r BOY'S SPORT SHIRTS / MEN'S SOCKS Mercerized cotton, or Patents and •olid colors. Sizes 10 thru II. Regular 76« and 1.00 nylon. g S ' MEN'S SLACKS ff SitesNationally known brand. SB to IS. AR have f that desirable crease hold* ing quality. Can bo waahed or drr cleaned. VUeoee 84% Mohair SS%* Acetate 10%, A Dacron 4%. Nationally ad- f \ �r -n ? T ^ a ttfo r fr ■ ULME X L V in Established 1908 l& z r tilb AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD. FLORIDA ir Your Herald b Not • Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7- P. M. For Delivery * FRIDAY. JULY 6. 1956 No. 133 Associated Press Leased Wire Fruit Fly ounties W ill Share On Display Anderson Reports Big Drop osts If Survey Shows In Bank In Farmers' M arket Sales auseway Not Feasible Trucks The Mediterranean fruit fly Is In Sanford—under glass of course, so the! folk* It this area ran see what the devastating insect looks lika. A glass bottle, containing the male, female, end larvae of toh Mcd-Oy is on display in the lobby of the Florida Stitt* Bank. Along­ side the bottle is . a magnifying glass so that visitors may easily get a look at the colorful but harm­ ful insect. The display waa made possible through the cooperation of Florida Citrus Mutual said Florida State Bank President T. E. Tnrkrr. According to Tucker, the display will remain in the lobby of the bank for several more days te give everyone an opportunity to get, a close lolok at the fly that is giving citrus growers trouble in other section* of the state. Hundreds have sesn the display and have taken advantage of the opportunity to familiarise them­ selves with the Mediterranean Fruit Fly. Seminole and Volusia Counties will share the cost of a traffic and earnings survey for the pro -poced cause* ay linking the two countlas over the St. Johns River should the study prove to be not feasible. Tbs Seminole County Board of Commissioners adopted Its resolu lion on Tuesday complying with the request from Fifth District Road Board member William II. Dial and the Volusia County Board of Coramlsslonera adopted a similar resolution at their yesterday’s meeting Funds for the engineering ltudy of the traffic and earnings for the gigantic MW million project will com* from the primary road funds JL'' s: ' M l and advanced by the State Road Board. However, should the study be negative and the project deem ed not feasible, the two counties will be required to replace the ta___is.- uMfeMUt monies from their secondary road Father Gets Call **THK NAVY IB MY CAREER. ASK MB ABOUT IT" ssy* Ches­ funds within the year following ter F. Mecek, (left) Dental Technician First Class, USN, », h* From Believed tha study. receives Ids re-enlistment pay check from LTJlJ. O. F.. Polls, The adoption of tha two resolu SC, USNU, Disbursing Officer of Snnford Naval Air Station, fol­ ROBERT L. WILBURN JR, (left) new Men Manager of t h e tiqna will assure the immediate Kidnaper Today lowing ceremonies held ahoard tha atation this week in which ach*lor Officer1* Facilities of Sanford Naval Air Station, la WESTBURY, N. Y , (JR -Tha SIact t re-enllsUd la Uw Navy far stx years- (Official Photo, U. 8. rooted by LTJG. John J, Sapltowtea Jr, USN, Meat Troaaurer of work on the engineer's report end father of kidnaped Peter Wein Navy) B. O. Q , upon assuming Me new position at 8NAS this week, study. In t conversation mjlh John berger today received a phone Wilburn was formerly Military Pay Supervisor of tbo Green Cove Krlder Sanford City Commissioner call from a person believed to Spring* Novel Base. (Official Photo, t). 8. Navy) and Cosnty Comm!itiont r-elect, have taken the month-old child WUUim H. Dial, Fifth District The father informed the caller ha Read Board member said "You was prepared to meet tha rai can relax for 1T-M will bu four- demand. lined from Sanford to flva Points Morris Weinberger, the father, and ia Included in this year's bud received the call at 1:10 a. m. The S a n f o r d '* representatives to*1 Sfrmorial service* for tha three geL Ws are going ahead 1mm* only further information revealed VAH-B mrn who Were lost in Boy*' State, tbo yearly American dlately and as fast aa possible was that ha told the person tha explosion of an AJ-2 Savage fflfica sponsored event at our with the survey on the causeway." the phone: bomber Monday afternoon were state capital, wlU appear at the Dial pointed out that than are held thta afternoon at the San­ "Am ready to meet your three step* necessary to aecom msnd. awaiting your csi)." mooting of the Sanford Rotary ford Naval Air Station chapel at plish. First, the traffic and tarn< Club at noon Monday, at the Yacht It waa not madt clear just why I o'clock. lag report; second, the civil sur­ the response was worked ia such Chaplain C. L. Arnold conductCub. Scheduled to tall of their ex vey; and then third the fiscal ad the aervlces while the entire fashion. parlance* a n : Al' Stanley, Rotary agents must set up the bonds. Weinberger'* son was takes personnel of VAU-B attended in Cub; Henry Cason K1urania; Brant­ The Fifth District Road Board U body. ley Sehirard, Lions; Bobby little, member told a joint meeting of from a carriage at the buck o f The memorial service ■ were Chester F. Macrk, Dental Tech­ their fashionable home hero Wed­ SUu and J. D. Stone, of the Jaylb e month of July has been des­ thu two Boards of County Commieheld for Contdr. Auburn W. Her- nician First Class, USN, and cur­ nesday afternoon white the mother ron, I.t. (jg) L. E. Foley, and rent president of the Hsnfurd ignated a* "a safe and careful sloncrs earlier this ysar that the S t m of the youths, Staniay LU' month" by Mayor P. D. Scott a engineer who furnished tha preli­ had supped into the bouse a mo­ Aviation Electronic* Technician Branch 141; of the Fleet Reserve u e and Sehirard a n full-tap am- a psMsmatton iaeaed yesterday. minary report ou thu proposal ment. JAsviid class, J. K. Whlsnsnt, Assort*t« * , _ re-enlisted fa the causeway eouMlf turned loose cl ,._A uoto e i * left, damandint *T h * service* were 'Dpi n to all * miiiranBMaoa to th# fJdr that Nary fbr an additional fix year* tie peoejet, hare everythlag ta n.ooa rantom. personnel aboard the Panford anted leave* of absence by Bral- in the month of July of lest year readiness for thu awarding of bids Police baited a trap lor the kid­ Naval Air Elation ami their de­ ■board Sanford Naval Air tSstion thera were more than It C O * « recently. naper yesterday with package* pendent*. ou Jan. 1, 1KT. r Odham to attend the annual Commander If. C. Colee, USN, citiaenihlp course at TaUabaasee. cident with M persons killed erJ The Volusia County agreement supposedly containing ransom Arrangements were In charge Executive Officer of SNA8, ad­ Cason, a J. C, Penney, employe, la nearly -4A00 persons Injured In to adopt the reiolution hinged on money but mostly ooatalnlng pap­ of Carey-Hand Funeral Home, ministered the oath of re-enlist­ at this time attending the Key Florida, Mayor Scott brought out the asstiraace from Road Board er ia bill six*. ment, and presented Marek with Cub convention in Datlai Tea. and in his proclamation "This is a per­ member DIG that the State Road However, no ono showed up to hii shipping articles. Mneck's sixRians on returning in time to talk iod when everyone Is .thinking of Department would continue to try lo take either of taro packages )rar re-oidistment will complete *e the local dub. J. D. Stone, well iod when everyone la thinking of maintain the present route of 1T-BI pieced at epots in tha vicinity of hi* 20 years o military service known member of the Seminole the brotherhood o f man and tha and that a new across road from tha Weinberger borne. Brngh School Band and ita drum true spirit of independencs, what Da Bary to the proposed new route necessary for rotlroment. Police refused to say after this major, teat year, will coma from It means, and the joy of living. A veteran of 14 years of Naval for the highway would be built. morning’s phone call to Weinber­ fcis home in Geneva to be at the "It was not intended that this Dial had previously made a pub­ ger’s home whether they would W. Floyd McRae, * former re­ service, Marek reported aboard Rotary meeting. should be a period of bloodshed lic statsment that the present high­ ■Up out of the case long enough sident of Hanford, and assistant SNAS for hi* aecond tour of duty and tha unnecessary waste of Ilfs, way would b* maintained and tha for the family to make a prlvaU to the general manager of. the at .Sanford from the USS Tululla through reckless, cureless and accesi road would be built. effort at getting the baby back. Post Cereals and Carton and Con­ in January, 1054, Prior to repor­ drunken driven and careless and The fifth Dletrict Road Board tainer Division* of General Foods ting lo that ship, he was sta­ member, stated In a letter to the drunken pedestrians," Corp. since July 105:1, hns hern tioned with Fasllon Ml st San­ The Florida Safety Council la two Boards of Commissioners "1 Jax Man Overhears promoted to manager of the rum ford from October, until June mill sates at the corporation** 1953. Since collaUng in Hie Navy calling on all cilltens, America? have every confidence that this Legion Posts, veterans organisa­ project will be approved and found Plans For Robbery; Bskrr-Gnlnc* Division at Kan­ in 1942, he haa had duly aboard tions, civic dubs, enforcement of­ feasible, f think it would mean kakee, HI. several different ships and ahurc ficers and others and Is trying to much to the development of the Three Are Arrested Announcement of the promotion stations throughout the world. Robson Sporting Goods won ■ make this month an occasion of two counties." Macek la active in other local JACKSONVILLE U5- An anony­ was made recently i>>- Ray M. double-header softball gam* from solemnity aad dignity in memory The causeway over the St. Johns Schmitt, General Foods operating Wilaon-Maler Furniture Co. last of those who have and who are Riser would join the French Ave. mous tipster who overheard plans vie* prealdent. McRae is to assume organizations aa well as being for a bank robbery put FBI agents president of the Sanford Branch of night. hla new duties Immediately. Ills today paying the Supreme Sacrifice Throughway at Lake Monro* with In tha first gama, played under to reddest and careless driving, U. S. Highway 1T-B2 st Enterprise on a trail that led to three arrest* successor for the former post has tha Fleet Reserve Association. He night only nlns hours after ia Senior Vice Commanner of lights at the Fort Mellon Park tha Mayor of Sanford said. and continue through Volusia Coun­ last 111,000 was stolen from the Flor­ not yst been named. softball diamond, Robson Sporting In calling for the month of July ty by way of the present Orange ida National Bank at Starke. Prior to Joining Post Cereal* In VFW Post 3282, and a member of the Sominule County Sportsman's Goods tallied with nine runs on to be observed as "a safe aad City-Enterprise Road. Most of the money was reported 1153, McRae waa manager of Association, the Elba, and the •is hit* with the WHson-Maler Fur- careful month," Mayor Scott, |a Estimate! m eal that the causeflour and fred aalrs at General v ulture Company men drawing a his proclamation "urged that driv­ way, when completed, would shor­ recovered. Food's Iglrhart Brothers Jelln Holy Nam* Society, ' A Navy enlisted man, Clinton Included in his decorations, two la both (he kit and run cel- ers and pedestrian* be careful and ten the route from Orange City to Division. He originally joined the Emil Wllhington, II, of Cecil Field ttmna. Macek hi* the Europesn-AfricanSanford by 4.1 miles. cooperate." near Jacksonville and Empire, tgiehsrt Division in i944 as sale* Middle Eastern Area Campaign The new route would not by■ Batteries In the first game for Nev. was charged with bank rib- manager of family flour and later ribbon, Asiatic Pacific Campaign, pass any community already sere, bqry. Robson Sporting Goods were D. L. we* appointed sales manager of ed by U. S. 1T-B2 but according Merritt and W. L. Whitehurst; for Another Navy man. Marvin (he bulk flour ami bulk mixes. WW II, ami Korean ribbona, and to genetal feeling would provide Frederick-on. It. of Cecil Field Before that he was with I'illshury the Good Conduct Medal. Wllsoa-Maler Tommy Suggs and a modern highway to be used by and Wedderburn. Ore., and a girl, Mills, Ine of Minneapolis, Minn, Jaek Shriard. Ila is married to the former De Bary, taking heavy traffic out Mary Ann Reid, 23, of Jacksonville ns manager of Ha Southwestern Misa Laurrlla Brigea, of Ports­ In tha second game of the even­ of the businees area of tha already aero charged as accessories mouth, N. If. They have four Grocery Product* Division. ing the Robson Sporting Goods fast-growing community, and give McRae, who I* 47-ye*r«-old. children: Steven, five; Michael, 4; team came out ou top with seven FBI agent* said they could not Enterprise a new and closer route reveal the identity of the Jackson was-------runs off seven hits while the Witborn in Camilla, ti«. lie at- Arthur 3; snd Janet, I. They re­ Robert L. Wilburn Jr, has as­ to shopping centers. eon-Maier team scored three runs Ville reiident-whose tip led them1tended the University »f Georgia, side in Sanford, sumed duly as Mess Manager of Only one person oppoird Ihe new five hit*. to srreit the trio at Uita Ilcid'a evening school in Atlanta and tha Bachelor Officer’s Facilities of causeway project at yesterday's residence. recently wee grnduntrd from the During the nightcap the score Sanford Nava) Air Station. meeting of the Volusia County Seeing new* accounts of Hit rob­ American Atenagemmi Associa­ Milk Commission's era* tied l-S la the elith inning Aa Mess Manager, ha win havu Board at Commissioners. W. 0. bery at SUrke, about 40 mile* tion'* management school in Nsw when Joe Aert of Robson Sporting (OwlIbmw am Page Eight) Action Is Ruled southwest of beta, this resident in­ York City. Goods slammed n round-tripper direct supervision over all functions of the Bachelor Officer's Quarter*, He end his wife, Evelyn, have formed authorities of having over with the basea loaded and too been active In community affair* Invalid By Court heard plan* for such a robbery. •uts already called against them. food, and recreational facilities of tha station. snd *rs active members of tfc* TALLAHASSEE if) — The Flor­ Error* cost the Wilson-Maier First Congregational Ch u r eh. A nativa of Oklahoma City, Okie,, Supreme Court today ruled taam the gome. July I Adlai Says Country Their daughter Samira, Iras com­ ida Wilburn was formerly Military fay Invalid the Florida Milk Commis­ Batteries lor Uw second game; Supervisor of the Green Cove Admission* pleted her freshman V‘*r at sion's action In suspending milk ■ * » » Sporting Goods, W. L. Springs Naval Bite, before assum­ Odessa Henderson (Sanford* Needs 'New Ideas' Northwestern University. price controls for a one year trial BiArhurtt and Joe Aeri; Wit.on ing his new position at SNA9. Wannrll Rabun fPanfmdl CRESTON, Iowa (jP-Adlal Stev­ period. Haler, Red HJer* end Jack SchiCurtis Daniels fSanford) enson, candidate for the Democra­ Wilburn is a veteran of both WW The court ordered the commis­ rard. Sgt. Thomas Will Discharges tic presidential nomination, says II, and the Korean Conflict. He sion to restore tha controls which League *Utsdlegs U data: Robson has had aetiva duty with the Mutry. Ben Warren (Titusville) tha country needs some "new were In effect when the moratori­ •porting Goods has was six and and Marina Corps, serving a total Mrs. Neely Marsbell end bah/ ideas" te meet its farm problem. Give Advantages um was orderrd last September last I; W. Aties Burpee has won (Sanford) Stevenson disclosed yesterday on of four years wtih each branch. "until such price orders have been two and lost 1; Hunt McRobart* Ho wait Penny (Sanford) O f Marine Reserve the first leg of what he call* a While serving at the f t Bragg revised or amended by valid orhas won two aad loot three; WilsonJuly • "listening tour" to find out what On TSursdav. Ju'1’ 19. Technical- er of the commission." Meier furniture Co, has woo • aad Army Bate, Ft. Bragg. N. C , he A d m issio ns farmer! are thinking, that ha i*! Sergeant Mieke* Thomas, of Ihe waa Chief Steward of tha Officer's lest ala. In an opinion by Justice Glenn club there which i* oaa at the Tex Lee Simpson (Lake Monroe) considering a program which would Fecund Shore Party Grouo Com Terrell, the court said the com­ Byron Webb (Sanford) offer high inducements to main­ nanv, Marine Corns Re-erve of nr. »■ «• tap tonight largest In the country. tojho softball league's schedule of Henry M. Gut (Sanford) tain a sliable "grass and legume Isndo will be In Sanford to t.ilk tn mission suspended prire control* He is presently an aetiva mem­ Pirns beginning at T:M p. m. with Mr*. Margaret Brown (Sanford) bare" on farms, bnv* between the axcv of 1T and without any public hearing aa re­ ber of the Naval Reserve, aad la W. AUee Burpee meeting Hunt- a career Civil Service Maa. Mrs. Patricia TnnowsU (Sanford) Ha said what ha ha* in mind 14'4 year* of see. ibnut the art- quired bby law. McBeberts. Betty Ann Hunt (Loch Arbor) i* a plan under which farmer* vs nil yea of becoming a member Th# opinion reverted a decision Wilburn is married to the former of the Leon County Circuit Court J# Ann Site (Sanford) would have a certain acreage for of the Marine Reserve. Miss Mary Thomson, of OkUlmma Birth* growing grate aad legumes and Those Interested in becoming a which had ruled tbo commission'* City. They have on* child, Naagy, Baby Bey Trinowekl could do what they pleated with member of "one nf the finest mili­ action waa legal. one aad reside near Sahlord, Baby Bey Hunt The moratorium, Intended to acreage outside that base. tary organliatlnns In the world." Discharges Stevenson did net go into detail are urged to rontart Sergeant The help th* commission determine > Purtly cloudy With Mr*. Ball Silfea (Da Bary) aa how it would work but said U maa at tha Poet Office between whether milk price control* are MMly eftrrweea thu______ Com La* Johaaen (Sanford) waa mo that might bo “easier to the hours of 10 nad t P. M. He needed in Florida, was attacked m through Saturday) lew toMr*. Pram# and baby (Sanford) poliee" than present farm pro­ ha* some valuable information tor In court by a group of milk pro­ Earn* La* Mathew* (Sanford) grams. uter* and distributors. tbo young maa af today. I p* "*7L « Memorial Service Is Held For Plane Crew Macek Re-Enlisfs In Navy For 6 More Years 01 Service Rotary Speakers Told July Designated 'Safe, Careful Month' BfMayor s^sss.-'iafsprs C Floyd McRae Gets Managerial Post Robson's Winner Double-Header Wilburn Is Named BOQ Mess Manager Hospital Notes Weather Bypassing Sanford A big drop in the Sanford State Farmers* Market sates waa Uir prinripl* Item brought out hy Market Manager Sandy Anderson aa he announced hie year-end re­ port today. "Many tnirka are bypassing Sanford," Randy Anderson aaid as he explained the annual report during tha season of 1955-M of Florida fruits and vegetables told from the market's platform*. "You wilt note that the tain through the Sanford State Farm­ ers' Market amounted to 2341,108 packages at a grots valuation of >5.189,402.03," Anderson salt). "We regret the Sanford State Farmers' Market showed a de­ crease of 284.2M package* and a valuation decrease nf $897,071.19 aa compared to tha tea sou at 1954 55." he said. In further axplatning hit annual commodity report, Sandy Ander­ son aaid, 'Taking Into considera­ tion the five-million dollar Dualneta through th* Sanford Mar­ ket, wa muit keep in mind that aver Jtfc million dollars wrrjh of produce and fruit, which wera not available from Sanford growers, wera purchased by the dealers from 8tato Farmers' Markets and fruit and packing houses located In Ihe southern part of tha State, and also over >800,000 worth of produce waa purchased by th* dealers from the Zell wood area." Sandy Anderson said today, "I want to see th* small growers back in production." Commenting on a Sanford Her­ ald editorial preceding th* an­ nual commodity report. Sandy Anderxou aaM, "Your edltortgl tn The Sanford Harold of Juno S waa very well stated; there muit be ami will have to be. some plan worked out to help tha small growers get back into the grow­ ing of farm products; alto a plan to heap him on the farm. If this cannot be accomplished the en­ tire agricultural industry will go into tha bands ot tha large produc­ ers and marketing ageuel** leav­ ing tha amall farmer In a de(torzble condition seeking private employment to support himself and hi* family." "At the rat* the email grower haa gone oul of the farming in­ dustry, the past flv* years ia ap­ palling," he aaid, "From a conservative check," Anderson commented, "there are 47 farmers in Seminole County within the last five year* that have discontinued growing farm products. Th* estimated acreage given up by these 47 farmers will total approximately 1,500 acres. "These farmeri wera willing to go all out in tha production of farm products," Anderson aaid. "Th# reason these farmers had to discontinue the growing of vegetable* wa* because ha could not produce adequately without a fair net price ia keeping with production coats, "Th# herd facta are," commen­ ted the Sanford Sute Farmers' Market Manager, "The farmer dote not control the cost of pro­ duction but I* u creature of cir­ cumstances. He must purchase hla supplies and labor at the market price and he is compelled lo pay whatever ia asked. II* haa no choice." Continuing hit comment* on the present farm product condition*, Sandy Anderson aaid, ' Tha fact* ara, the market price rralired for his produce have never been raised in proportion to tha gen­ eral economic level of prices which ho la compelled va pay be­ fore he can produce form produett." In another line nf llinught, An­ derson rontinurd hi* reovrt "If (Coatiaaed Ot rage Eight) C a t Starts Florida Trip On Airplane W A S H I N G T O N UP-Tabhy. sure he's a cat—will start an air­ plane vacation trip lo Florida Sun­ day, Ihanke to some help from hit owner's congressman. Tabby's people Mr, aad Mra. Salon H. Thompson, Arlington Va., aro driving Is Florida. Tabby doesn't like car ridos. Th* airlines said Tabby couldn't rid* a plan* unaccompanied. Rep. Braykill B-Vp. was tailed ou for help. "I just wrote National Airlines a light letter about It aad they to top Idea," ~ Delegates Give Boy's Stale Report At Jaycee Luncheon Report* from the Fanfnr.f hnyu attending Bny’a State thle yesf in Tallahassee were heard hv the Feminol# County Junior Cham* her of Cominrir* at It* noon lunrheon meeting yeaterdxr. Bobhv Little, sponsored by tl,0 Sanford Elk* t.edc*s Ai Stanl<T. sponrored by the Sanford Ro‘ -'-p Club; Brantley Sehirard, apo-«orsd hy the Sanford Lion* Cl hj end J. D. Stone, sponsored hy tho Seminole County Junior ChambT of Commerce, ell gave the Javceca a rundown of the day*by d.-vy event* experienced during their week long stay In Tailaha*frn studying end practicing govern­ ment. Henry Caaon. eponsored, by tha Sanford Klwania Club was out of town attending another Youth meeting and could not appear at yesterday's Jnyree luncheon. A l s o attending yesterday's luncheon, held at Jim Spencev'a Restaurant wera Warren Sander* and Jack Roberta, member of tha O r l a n d o Jayeeee, and Larry Condict, Fourth District Jayceo trie* president. Condict Invited the local Jayceeg to attend a training aesaion for new officer* which was held In Orlntu do last night and to be held agniit next Thursday night, Tha Fourth District vice pres­ ident advised local Jayeeee thik a District Caucus ia being plann­ ed for either Aug. 6 or 12. Meeting* of .the Seminole Coun­ ty Jayeeee will be held at Jim Spencer's Raetaurant through th# moevth of August dua to tha vacation ot their caterer, Mr*. Hamer Iritis. Governor WanTs" Group To Hurry ; Up With Studies TALLAHASSEE uB—Gov. Collin* wants tha Florida Gam* and Fiesta Water Fish Commission to burr? up with studiri on tab effects of so-called monkey fishing ia tab St, Johns River. He aaid bo hopes thu atudica will enable th* commission to *rt regulations for use of electric at apparatus satisfactory to both ■porta and commercial flshormciu The electrical devices known an monkey* and used by commercial Ushermen to take catfith havn drawn objection! from pleaaitr* fishermen who say tha gadgets interior* with their sport Collins aaid he has no doubt catfish ran be taken with monkrya without harming other fish "hut there ia a lot of question whether th* machines have been used to take other fish." Commercial flebermw brought their aide of tehe story to th* gov­ ernor yesterday, He beard last week from representative* of sports fishermen. Ike Talks Politics^ With 2 Aides Today GETTYSBURG, Pa. IP - Pre-Ident Eisenhower talked polit e* with two aides today, but they declined to tay whether he Indi­ cated what hii present political intention* may be. Presidential press s e c r e t a r y James C, Hagerty told a news con­ ference that he and Presidential Asst. Sherman Adams had disrob­ ed "personal polltirs and general politics" with Eisenhower, Hagerty declined over end ovre lo say whether the President h.rd disclosed any derision, either to run or not to run for another term. But th* pren secretary v as la an amiable, happy mood. Hagerty said he wouldn't Inn# whether or when there might ho sums public pronouncement front Eisenhower. But he did say Iht President might bold a news eon* fercnce before leaving Gettysburg. And he said ha would take uadee consideration • formal request Lt one. Republican Club To Elect Directors By MART FOWLER The D* Bury Republican ef W will meet next Wednesday, July It, at IP x u . In the firehouse at which time, then will uu election of director*. Among the opeukere wfllt h# Raymond Ovtagtou of Daytona Reoch. candidate far sheriff an| Harold Rteomeir, candidate ft# county judge, ala* of Daytona h 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 05, 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/96079aadbeb75c2010a302deca11fbfa.pdf 59ff464cb2316497c91a9ce29225438f PDF Text Text 1 e* ‘ ......... . • - .■■ ' '• •* • * ■ m • ;- i o ' l '/*> r ' . ft THE RECORD OF »4* HOMES iC '.ttv r f -£ BUILT AND SOLD BY Eleven Months ago this month... Tht tmpraulve panorama of homo* pictured In thoahova aerial view waa a tangle of pAlmetto, acrub oak and pin*. The Igpd waa cleared then all modem city com tonlonce* leatailed- oewero, water, electricity and paved atreeta. Soon, aa if by magic, modem Florida homea appeared until how, just 11 montha later, 108 famUloa lira la thla beautiful community. SOUTH .^ ) -C y* yRL THAT WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO BUILD AND BELL MORE HOMES IN SANFORD IN THE LAST 11 MONTHS THAN ALL OTHER BUILDERS COMBINED. WE FEEL THERE ARE SEVERAL IMPORTANT REASONS FOR THIS: ............. ............. iu We are Interoated In building you a home — not Juat a house. Ho we carefully aelected our architects who would doaign Individual home*. Kuch home designed to taka fu# advaatage of Florida dlaiate and weather. Our home* have twice (ha nanal awai t of wladowd fur belter tight and ventilation. Each of oar homo* hart bag roof oaroo to alow roar mo rot warping, no tenalta damago to ho ■ h it H A V E Y O U & E N SO U TH P IN EC R EST L A T E L Y ? W H Y N O T D R IV E O U T ? **! vo<" $11,0 0 0 ■a with asphalt tad a u d io ! V * * .* * ^ * * .— * a*1/ H Mat mat mala. ° $15 ,0 0 0 For t your « i faOy guaran to* you that any do* facta, major or mlaar that oeear iu your homo will be corroctad at oar ospowM. M J h a M n V .A .-T . H. r M r .IIW k h ,. ■ goa yce or aoTV if roar ora hi whUe wo proiaaa tho • Itai'l U k . M r n r i tor U K aak N > k w •« » . « »W « . M r tM OdhajHL & JudoA BRAILEY ODHAM. President •* « . W* atacerety believe wo aro afforiag the boot dot* lar bay la homo taboo today. Wa Invite yaw to coon para ear hooaaa with a l athara. S . i Now Completed And Ready For Immediate Occupancy m U s Now Under Construction to Bo Completed Late In July y .* -i •* ■ ' ' ' our Model Homo Today . BALES OPTICS: 2421 8. French — F80 N U tlM • M l �I n If Your Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery ^ a n f o r i i W ft m lh • EstabHahed 1908 -VOULMB XLV1H AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D ^ L D R ID A ^ Budget Addition Vaccine Shots ToRaiseMillage Urged Officials On Alert To Keep Traffic Accidents Down Loral law snforremsnt official* aro on th# alert to t a p down traffic daattia and Injuria*, a* wall aa property damaie, in Semlnols County. The Florida Highway Patrol, represented In Rsmlnol# County by Trooper T. Mark Mack and ^tro lm an Cart Williama era pat 'm lay tha rounty'a highways watching for reckless holiday drivers who endanger tha lira* of others. Also alerted to keep doom traf. fie violations and prevent the wanton toe* of Ufa and property aro the eorpo of doputlao under the direction of Semln&le County Sheriff Donrar Cordell. Ia Sanford, tha Sanford Police .Department haa received ini truewon* from Police Chief Roy G. William* to watch for recklaaa driven through the city. Over the nation, tha picture reveal* that the number of traffic death* and drewainya appeared to >e runnlny about even in the fliet hour* of the nation'* abaarvanra of Independence Day. The traffic toll sine* p.w. local time yeatarday waa 11 •ed ia the aama period I drown fags wore reported. Three persona loot their live* In mtacellanoom type* of accident*. With million* of motoriita head fay for eutinya in raeort area*, the National Safety Council h estimated ISO peraon* will ba kill­ ed in automobile accident*. How­ ever, tha council aaid atrict anfor cement could hold tha toll for the 80-hour holiday period tndiny at fflldalght to M, a normal flyuro far « Wednesday in early July. 'O n the ana day Memorial Dae holiday, alee on a Wednesday thera were 181 traffic dee the, 81 drown inya and SS death* from wlocal laneoua causes. Tha only other ana-day Fourth ef July obaorvanco aince World War It wa* In 1»>1 and there were 1M traffia fatalThe Awociatod Preaa, for eo»jforatfv* purpaeae, made a nation, wide aurvey of truffle death* in tha SS-henr period from f pm. Juno IS to midaiyht June SO. The wna M traffia, Si i and SI fa* iaiamUantoa* Laat year Jaly 4 waa an a Monday and tha holiday waa ax landed ever the weekend. Thera were SOS violent daatha, the b yi overall holiday daath toll in natlon'e hletory. Included ware aST waffle, t i l drowntny* and from miaaellinamn aaaaaa. One daath wee attrihotad directly to r Gsneral Sanford libraryGroup Reports Progress •i ,, *af the General Sanfard Momarial Library and Maaaum Aaaaciatiou appeared yeathe Board of BomCammiaalonare to of their proill mnA s|L a oontinuiny appropriation to romploto tho plana originally eat ant for tha momarial. General J. C. Hutchiaon and for tha nine member yroep appaaliay to tha Board of Commitaioaora far addHtenate fund*. Randall Chaaa report«d that tho prooowt on* ream buiMtny I* nearly cmnpUte at u coat af apm rim ataly 117400 with tha fund* UKrad Warn hath the City of Sanford and Seminal# County along with tadkidaal ceatribu- » Requests for additional appropriationa to tha 1SM-ST Ramtnola County budyet may ralaa tho millay* by at laast taro mill* if th* requ**ta are yrantad after bear­ ing aeveral ipokeimrn at the mrcting yntterday of the Board of Scmlnol* County Commluiontr*. Howivor, further cenridcratlon of budget item* waa dropped about S o'clock yeatarday after­ noon when a motion wa* made to table tha diteuation of the budget until Thursday morning at 1:30. Informal dlacusslons between the commlatiooan concerning budget luma continued after the meeting was adjourned until Thtraday and abatement* were dec I*rad off tha record and unof tid a l Tha budget, originally prepared and submitted to th* Board of County Commlaiionera by Clerk of Circuit Court O. I*. Hrnidon would require no additional mill age for the operation of Seminole County during tha 1838-37 However, at th* start of y e tu r day aitamoon's budget diicuiiiona and request*, Commissioner John Meisch told tho audience that any additions approved by tbe Board would require the addition of mill Commissioner B. C. Dodd *ald, at tha end of tha roqoasu and dis­ cussion*, “It will Uka 3/4 of mill to pay additional salary raises, a It mill for road mater­ ial*, to wa might a* well add mill* to Uka care of these things." Appearing before tha Beard, asking for additional ap propria tiona aa th* afternoon session the commissioner*' meeting got underway at 2 o'clock ware mam bora of th* General Sanford Me­ morial library and Museum Committee with General J. Hutchison and Randall Chase as spokesmen, Juvenile Judge Ern­ est Hoo*bolder, and Semlnok County Bar Association President Karin* lag' before the oommlseloaafi would add more than fio.ooe to tha proposed budget. Turned down at yesterday's aft­ ernoon mooting of tho commia aion waa a request to purchase roflar for tho County Road De­ partment which would add an ad ditional |3,800 or more to th* III, 000 set up in tho proposed money appropriation for m a c h i n e r y . Clerk O. P. Herndon told th* Board that tho budget already contain* money far th* purckaa* of two pieces ef machinery and three tracks Facing tha commissioners si tho present time is mosey to ha appropriated for tha upktep af a mil** of road turned back to tha county far maintenance by tha 1ST State Road Department. Prelim inary estimates reveal, that It would cost up to a a per mile. At th* present time the approp­ riation for maehlnary at M ,M and tha appropriation for materials at >40,W0 would bo out of lino with moro roods to ba pared and built facing tha Board. Commissioner! will, more than likely, iron out tho kinks hi the budget before approving any amount and attlug tb* mlliapt for Ux assessments. Dr. Wilson To Bo Kiwonis Speaker The Sanford Kiwaals Club will meet Friday for their noon lunch, eon meeting at the Yacht d ab U hear Dr. John Wilton of Uie Cen­ tral Florida Experiment Station give a report on the Mediterranean Fruit Ply situation ia Florida. Dr. Wilson hat racontly returned from a conference in South Florida on th* Mad-fly situation. The Friday meeting Is being bald U replat* the meeting originally scheduled for today at noon tad postponed because of the holiday. FUR WITH MONET IN MOUTH DURANGO, Colo. (ft-T ne wash* hs randy for tbe ad other itemi ago A1 Mohr of Denver booked a the l i ­ as-ioeh, 4-pound trout la th* Ani­ mas Rivtr. He went fishing at the henry,' General the sama spot and caught on* measur­ in n lot of ing II iachaa. Stuck ia its gill was wankers af a dollar km. association that wa should tho bolldteff as originally aantinus to allot funds as fast •a you can ant th* Association T h* Aas«risHo*i feels wo esa- premise* to ceatiaus to attempt to CRy af ralaa fund* to help,'" -it win fhsar a the haft af tha ha quid. General Hutchison commissioners that Plan afttM jM Jdiaff * # t e at a test of **T 43 thousand It waa suggested that ____ far rive successor years h*'ap. the preprinted for the county'* rimre af tha building cost. T h e Central Sanford Mawmrial Library and Museum wiQ ba aa asset, not only to tho rnramonllj. but U th* state of Florida as wail.” Gan. MuUkisea *ai< * WEDNESDAY. JULYS4. 1958 Amociated Proas leased Wire No. 139 3 Killed As Bomber From SNAS Explodes In Mid-Air Near Eustis Parents a rt strongly urged to contact thsir physician or tha to cal Health Unit Immediately to secure Inoculations of tho 8alk Polio vaccloe for thsir children. Tho local Health Unit, on Pal I I . ■ mrtto Ave., n*xt to the Sanford 1,1 '7 | > A : Fir* Department, advised the San ford Herald that tha inoculations are given each Tuesday and Fri day morning from 3:30 to ll:34. However, they emphasited that family physicians also have th* vacein* available for rhtldrrn. Aa In a telegram to th* United • -T, States Public Health Service off nr* c/" *£ ice in Atlanta today, Dr. IVition T, Sowder, State Health Officer, re leased Florida's allotment of the 33rd allocation of Salk vaccin* (now ready for delivery) for allocation to other states. This step was taken because supplies of the polio vaccine have accumulated In Florida—due to both slackening of demand and increased supplies available, "We regr-t not accepting our allotment, wh'.h will now be as signed to other states," says Dr. gowdar, "as our figures show that LIONS BECAME BELL RINGERS Instead of roarers during yssonly slightly more than a third terday’a noon luncheon meeting of th* 8anford Mens Club. Iren* and af our ellglblt population, 0-11 Carl Mlkui, nationally known bellringers, who had last week enter­ yoara, have received this vitally tained Lions International Convention In Miami, had the I/irsl Lions Important protection." In a recent letter to county AN EDITORIAL hdakh officer*, county medical so cletits and local chapters of Na tiona! Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Dr. Sowder asked these groups to "make every effort to get aa large a number of children immunised a* ia possible and Dr* Though there may ba soma re­ luctance on th* part of parents to have children Immunised during tha polio aeason, Dr. Richard Skinner, Jacksonville, Chairman •f the State Advisory Commltte* i Salk Vaceiae stated that the committee recommended t h a t vaccinations contin a* tinughoat tho summer months. Florid* ties with Virginia I fourth plaeo fa a comparison of |h t so*there at*tea fa pares tag* af polls vseebuttana, with a percentage af 344 with oaa more inoculations. Mississippi re­ port* 44.0; Alabama 434; Geor­ gia 404; Virginia 34.3; South Caro­ lina 34.7; Tennessee 33.4; sad North Carolina 334 HoushoMer Asks For Appropriation Seminole County Juvcnil* Judge Ernest Housholder yesterday ask ed the Semtaole County Board ol Comm in loner* for an approprla tion of 00400 for tho operation of the Juvenile Court during tho 1034ST budget year. Judge Housholder told the Board of Commissioners that the Juvenile Court is ■ State Court in the county and "provides that the County Commission appropriate adequate and necessary fund* to support tha eourt. Tbe Juvenile Judge said "It is a court that docs not make any money for there are no fines as­ sessed, no sontencas handed down. The expenses must be paid by tax­ es." In his summary of the requested appropriation, which was also prelted the commission In writing, Judge Housholder asked for a salary of p.oon for a counselor with expenses of $300. He pointed out that Counselor Larry Jones "win not servo ndfet year as a Truant Officer for the Negro schools." Housholdor said. "Ho ha* been with m* for two years and ha* been Invaluable." Speaking of the Jut end* Court itself. Judge Housholder said, "I will say, without faar at contra­ diction, that the eperatloa of tho Semlaote County Juvenile Court was second to none in tha Slate." Ha then asked that the budgsl Include |3,oaa to provide an Assis­ tant Counselor which would carry with It aa appropriation also of $30* for expenses. He explained that the assistant counselor would b* a woman but refrained from naming th* cheice for tho office, I think there ia a need for her," bo said. Housholder set his earn salary as Juvenile Judge .at 81,400 and atkod for aw appropriation of 8300 for emergency welfare af delin­ quent Juvenile: and mhceUaneous lea expenses. "I believe every man It worthy of hi* hire," and explained that his t (forts were to bring shout a stronger feeling and an attempt t* aUmtoate Juvenile delinquency in our county. Th* final item on his budget re­ test, made by Judge Housholder, was far 03,400 as a salary for the Court Secretary, clerk and record*. "I ask you te place this request fa your budget and add tha neces­ sary m ilia i* for the fuad*,' Judge “ ' Cause Not Known / An AJ-3 Saviga bomber from the Sanford Naval Air Station crashed yesterday alter exploding In mid air while on a training mission over the Lake George arcs. The bomber with three man aboard came down and dug Into the earth about threa miles south of Eustis In a pasture on tha old Uuttit-DeLand highway. The entire crew waa killed la the explosion, the eause of which had not been determined late last night. Parte of tha b o d i e s of tha three entertained themselves. In th* act are: Arthur Klrchhaff, Bill Rawls, man were found over a wide Jack Stem per, Iren* Mlkus, Ben Wade, Dallas Loop, Carl Williams, area as were b i t e of wreckage Ludwig Kutecs, Carl Mlkus. and Clartne* Welch. According to re­ strewn over at least a mil* ports It wa* a "ding dong" program. (Staff Photo) square, BIx witnesses wtre reported as tooing th* axploaiaa of th* piano during mld-aftornooa at a tlm* established as shortly after I o'clock. Identified as pitot af th* piano was Comdr Auburn Herron, 37, whose wife and three children live in Sanford at 303 E. SMB 8W Baaford waa literally The Third crewman was Electron* Today, July 4, 1956, Just 18 decadea after th* signing of with palm fronds, leavsa, the Declaration of Independence, we pause to celebrate one limbs and moss ytsterday after­ lea Technician |-e J. R Whlsnant, of the most important events In the history of our country. noon as on* of th* hardest rains In 32, whoa* wife and thro* children lira near Sanford ai Mtbtey's For seven years war was waged to protect what we tha last two or three years hit tha Trailer Parle, City. today cherish, our freedom. , Identification of tho third mom* Sanford Waathermaa E. J. Too many, in a hurly-burly world, fait to realise the bor of Mte crew, tb* bombardierimpact thnt the signing of the world’s moat famous docu­ "Bud" Moughton, Jr., said that 148 navigator te being withheld pend­ Inch** of rain fetl on the city In ment has hud on nations around the globe. tho 34 hours ending at I a. at. this ing notifies tic* of next of kin. Ho Too many, In the height of their hey-dey, fail to realiu morn lag. w u a commissioned officer. that each of ua owes a debt of gratitude to those gallant Many of fho Sanford streets News of tho oaplootea reoehed countrymen who, not only aa brave men signed the Declara­ were (tended and left standing with Sanford shortly after tha trash, tion of Independence, but wrote and worded-the document water, flaw f«rb fa-aoris-and la Aa i mfaiiteiijL, *mtr a y n r orarii th a t guarantees, behind tho Constitution and all of the many places an up Into tho lawns vehicle, and Shore Patrol officers and men were dispatched Immed­ other famous documontn of our country, our freedom from and across Intersection*. Tho Baa Lanta section seemed iately to the seen*. oppression. to be th* hardest hit by tha dalug* L t John E. King of HatWlng-1, The Declaration of Inde|>oiulence waa the forerunner to of rain with most of the streets attached to th* Sanford Naval Air the formation of our government, the written Constitution. still deep In water as'late as T Station, was reported at tha In­ Few of us have tho time to pause aa the dawn of July o'clock last night. vestigating officer. A helicopter 4 makes Its ap|H?arance to offer a prayer—thanks to God Celtry Avcnua, Grnsva Avenue, took investigating personnel to the thnt through troublesome years freedom has been main­ Sipes Avenue, and Bcardah! Ave­ seen* of tha crash. tained, our individual rights have remained intact, and nue ware eovared with water until Also at tha scent waa an ambu­ • late hour yesterday. AutomobUas lance and emergency vehicles the stamina of our government continue! to face many ware drowned out in on* place on from th* Pinecastle Air Forte countries In their efforti to thw art all th a t we hold dear Genova Avenue white tho autos Base. A cordon of Air Polle* waa to us as right and just. ware virtually adhering te one-way alto sent to the crash area te as­ Independence Day Is significant to both civil and ra- traffic oa Celery Avtnu*. in security operations an til llgious interest—yet wo yield to the beckonlngs of road and No apparent heavy damage hit sist tha bodies of th* erash victims any part of the City and with the festivities—forgetting the real purpose of the holiday. and tha plana wreckage could bo Cannons have roared and tho aky has been blackened exception of a general cleanup Job removed. because of tha debris strewn over by the fury of battle—to preserve all that was gained when streets, parks and lawns San­ Tha three dead Navy men seven years of war raged following the signing of the De­ the ford Is In pretty good shape on tho were attached to VAH-3 squadron, claration of Indc|H>iidvnco. Men have been snatched from holiday. a unit of HatWing-1. One of tho crash victims, accore peaceful homes to protect the vital freedoms of our nation— Tho rain was a welcome one, the term s U]>on which liberty has been established have cooling off the high temperatures ding to authorities at th* craah sometimes hnd to be written in blood. that had prevailed throughout the area was found about 3-4 of a The Declaration of Itu1o|>eii(lctico was a testament to day yesterday. Rain was to heavy mile from tho point of Impact and all generations of men, wherover they lived. Thoea of us during the full hour of downpour another body was found In the Immediate vicinity at the down­ who have accepted the legacy have found th a t it ia not that traflie was virtually halted un­ ed plan*. til tha sheets of water 1st up short­ always an easy one to live with. Opened parachute* ware found ly beoro 4 o'clock. Yes—it takes, sometimes, courage and work to lira up in th* area, on* of them hanging to it. from a tree with th* seat, op­ Rut the knowledge of our freedom and dignity aa men Woman's Softball erated by a seat ejsctor, attached and women wn* the legnev to us today. to th* chute. League Is Being Yes, we celebrate—July 4, 1956—Independence Day! Th* body of the plana, on Im­ pact, In an open pasture fteld, dug Organized Here deep into the earth. A wing of CofC Is Thanked Farmer Gets "W* need 43 ladles to play In tha plana was found at least a the Sanford Woman's Softball half mite from tha area where League," said George Kilby yes­ It had crashed. For Sending Herald Even With Cow terday a* he explained that four Tha plana explosion occurred LINCOLN. Nob. (It— Farmar teams are nnw being organised during y e a t a r d a y afternoon's Tourist Edition downpour of rain and thunder­ Personal replies from th* Cham­ Merluua Knud sen la area with hit for th* ladlas In this area. Kilby said that sponsors for the storm which was accompanied by ber of Commerce In answer to "ornery heifer." Knud ten told yesterday how he teams are available and the league intense lightning. routine Inquiries In combination Is ready to get underway a* soon The bomber, capable of deliv­ went out at night to herd his 20 as enough players have shown with complimentary copies of The ering atomic bombs but not carry­ cows to the farm building* a t flood their willingness to play. Sanford Herald Tourist Edition Seminole County Motors, Celery ing any explosives at tha tlm* of recently brought letter* of ap­ waters rote in a creek crossing City and Echols Red­ the explosion, left tha Sanford preciation In tha some mall from hi* land. But ha waa caught by ding Restaurant, Company are three of the Naval Air Station late yesterday New Mexico and Illinois. The wri­ tha rising water, lost his sense sponsor* that have Indicated Ihey morning for tha training mission ter* *f bbth letters were women, of direction, and spent the night will field teams of the lady play­ and was apparently returning to and hoik aro making definite leaning against a tree in deep wa­ er*, its home base at tho time of tha plans to he In Sanford with their ter. craili. '"The ages doesn't m ilter, any­ With daybreak hr herded hit cat­ where from teenagers on up," said bbor* Patrol and Air Fore* poAm Hies this fall. tle a 30 foot channel of swift Kilby. lira were (till guarding tha The New Mexico resident asked floodtowater. As the last cow cross­ that information also be mailed to ed tha channel he grabbed bar tail Tha league It being formed with wreckage of the downed plan* lato th* approval of tbe Sanford City last night. The security cordou a friend. Rhe said, "I'm not about and let her pull him across. Manager and Howard Gordie who was aUll Intact as lata aa 10 to let mine get sway) We are real­ ornery heifer hat given me is In charg* of that phase of tha o'clock. ly interested In Scmlnol* County s "That lot of trouble and I thought I'd citywid* recreational program Military officials acre assis­ and if nothing happens w* plan to just gel even with her," said Knud- that is underway. ted at tb* aeons of tha crash yaw be there this coming fall." The sea. Only things requited of th* lad- terdiy by Sheriff Willi' McCall. writer from Illinois rxpeet* to be lot, said KUby, are the gloves and A Navy spokttma* said nsItW in Sanford not later than Sept. I. "Thank you to much for a very YOUTH THROW! FIRECRACKER snaakan. Bate, balls, uniforms and of tho bodloa recovered w u Im­ other paraphernalia accessary to mediately identified. nice tetter," she said, "alto the IN WRONG PLACE play will ba furnished, ho said. Witnesses reported arete* porn* help you havo given us by sending HUNTINGTON, W. V*. (fa- Bill Fifteen Is die* have already sign­ the large edition of The Sanford Farley not only picked the wrong ed up far the softball league and chutes drifting dona but that Herald. Belie /» me, we are still time to celebrate Independence practice sessions will b* held on spokesman aaid there was no a r k reading it. Don't be surprised il Day-f-h* tossed a firecracker in Monday and Saturday nights In dene* th* crew used these. Th* crew and th* piano—which I drop In at th* Chamber of Com­ the wrong place. Fort Mslloo Park at the softball merce tor no other reason than The 18-year-old youth pleaded diamond. Play will be uader lights. had two conventional engines tad. to say hello to you." guilty In court yesterday te throw­ Managers will be furnished each on* jet engfa*--returned te th*! ing a firecracker at t street in­ team, Kilby said as he explained United States fa May after fir#< tersection. And who should ho driv­ that tb* Sanford Woman’s Softball months operating off an alrcraitj ing by at tha time but State Trap­ League won't bo a baphasard hoi- carrier fa th* ModMorraaoaa. A Nagre raaoh - ***« per C. R. Davis, wb* arrested Par­ ter-skoiter thlag. ra rtly n asiy ttreogh ley and confiscated several pack­ It U oxpoctod that th* teagtso bo saw tbs pleas sxgbflo " wlO achodulo 43 games under lights started fiytag ovarywboso, • ay, scatters* laaadarsfeewers ages of Ibo noiao makers. " gad * i Mg baR at Urn softball diamond tad play _ occarriag aswily daring afterFirecrackers aro Illegal la Wool Urn mamth 4 Virginia. Farley was fiaod $U. Request For Funds Sanford Streets To Conduct Census Take Time. To Recall Flooded |n Hard Presented To Board Real Purpose Of July 4 Rain Yesterday A request for funds to conduct a special censui te bo made by th* United States Bureau at Cen­ sus was mads yesterday before tha Board of Bemlnolo County Commissioners Karlyte Housholder, represen ting the Seminole County Bar As sociatlon, told tho commissioners, as h* requested the fund* te be included la tha forthcoming 1Bad­ ri budget, that the "Orange Coun ty Bar Association had asked the Bar Association of tha eight coun ties comprising the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida te request their respective Boards of County Commissioners to provide the item* in their budgets. Housholder explained, In person before th* Board and by latter ad dressed to them, that the reason for the special census Is "because at present there are only tour Cir­ cuit Judges in the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida which Is tha number of Judges allowed based on (ho 1030 Federal Cen­ sus." "It Is the feeling of the Bar As­ sociation that a new census at this time would probably provide an additional four Circuit Judges, and In any event no lest than two, one of which would be a resident In Seminole County and would greatly Inm ate the amount of Judicial work handled through the Clerk’s offlra of our county for the Circuit Court," he said. Housholder axpltlnsd, "Under th* normal process we will not get any additional judges until ap­ proximately 1143 which would bo based on the 1180 Federal Census." "By that time," the Bar Associ­ ation president said, “the amount of legal business being handled in the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit will bo so groat that tho present four Judges could a n possibly handle it’ as all or them are at present handling as great a volume of work as pos­ sible." Housholder told the commission ere that the estimated cost of the census to bo takoa in Seminole County would b* approximately 17,300. He aike i that the funds be provided in the ensuing budget bated on th* contingency that if and when tho other counties in the Ninth Judicial Circuit appruve tha taking of a census In their re­ spective counties that the same would b« approved for Seminole County, No action was taken on the re­ quest at yesterday's meeting. Sputtering Wires Couse Excitement Sputtering fire from electiir wires shorted on a power pole at 311 Holly Ave. yesterday after­ noon caused excitement In the neighborhood. Burning Insulation on the wire reused smoko and fire white Ui* fsi less wires arced and Jumped. Wire, which was at first thought te hare fallen on a bouse, was on tha ground. Th* alarm was answered by tha Sanford Fire Department shortly before 8 o'clock. Aft ‘ Weather .0— u an h A. #* a• ■ \ j �rr Independence Won By Suffering; De Bary It Should Be Cherished, Kept Strong Personals thing. It cannot be kept in a little box, to be taken out and admired on special occasions, Freedom needs exercise and air, and the nourishment of human devotion. Without these things, ft sickens #nd is in danger of deith. Those who signed the Declaration of In­ dependence pledged their lives, their for­ tunes and their sacred honor in support of the declaration. They were embattled men, and hostilities did not cease until almost six years later, Our independence was won by toil and suffering, The very least that we can, in good conscience do, nearly two cen­ turies later, is to cherish this independence and keep it strong. Unless we do that, the celebration of Independence Day Is hollow and without meaning. , » • « , ! , • • • ■- Volume* have been written about that great document in which representatives of the thirteen American colonics declared their independence from Greet Britein on July 4,177& One hundred eighty year* later, ita forthright word* still have power to atlr u* with an echo of the emotion th at swept the little nation when it* independence m we# first proclaimed. That independence, and the righta and privilege* later aet forth In the Constitution, a r t tha core of our heritage ae citiwna of the United Htatee. It must not lm auppoaed, however, th a t this heritage of freedom and human dignity Is a static thing th at can be handed down from generation to generation like a precious heirioom. On the contrary, freedom I# a living *«*»»•• r-1 U l l l f IHTIt l Work Break New Post O ffict Pans Much ha* been heard since the war days about coffee breaks and rest breake. Now, ' « certain Western businessmen (and a news* piper man. a t th a t) cnmei up with thisi Due t# Increase competition end keen desire to remain in business, we find it necessary - to Institute a new policy effective ImmediaU Somttlms between now snd September ftlllneM and huah will fall ovar post office lobbies throughout the nation. Gone will b# the scratching of pens on paper and wrappings which has been the custom for many years. • Ip . The post of fie# department has armounc" We are esklng th at somewhere between td th at bail-point pens will be supplied from . starting and quitting time,*1 the request now on and will make their appeerance on Md policy said, ** and without Infringing too much on the time usually devoted to lunch desks In th« 37,IM United Stales Post led, eoffte break#, rest period#, story Office# around Labor Day. Pan manufacturer#, after competitive (Kg, ticket selling, parley cards end football pots, vacationing and the rehashingbidding, will fumlah #00,000 bell point pens, of lost night's television program, each em­ 300,000 p*n refills, and 300,000 chains for ploye find some time which can be set aside attaching the pens to the desks. These pens will be green in color and a i « work break. ‘T o eeme, thia may seem a radical In* will be capable of writing ip black ink, with­ novation, but we honestly believe thia idea out refilling, a continuous line a t least 3,000 has great possibilities. It can conceivably feet, or nearly a mile and a half, in length. ID ||d to steady employment snd it might al* Kach pen will be stamped with the words sob* a means of assuringpsy checks, While "Property of the Post Office". If you have become accustomed to lis­ the work break plan Is not compulsory. It U hoped th at each employe will have time tening to the grating and grinding, the scratching and snatching of those famous to give it a fair trial." ThU plan #eem« to be one that bus pen point* now seen on Post Office desks, merit*. ________ ___ then the appearance of the ball-point pans will product a certain stillness that wilt cause cuatomera to stop snd wonder. Thu Sanford Harold HMUMI pee. S u m »««*r*»r However, if you've been one of the objectore to the unearthly noise, you will be greeted with a welcome sound come the in­ augural day for the ball-pointers. As a suggestion, don't try to take on* of n * s m m Ii s member •» «M * m j *i» i *s r;* H th s new pens as a souvenir, for according to • a l t S h M tl! 1 * 1 rse la a lv e lr •• l i t • » S f t H alt i s , iaaal ■•<** erlata* la IIU H a iM H r . Postmaster General Arthur K. Summerfleld, the pilferers will risk up to a year In prison M paHoM llr h r oaaaral l l w i W i a Ua. O l H W I l a *a»ia,a Oaak M is. or up to #500 in fines. It Just isn't worth Attests. taking a pair of wire cutters with you to latch onto one of the new pens that nre si N sraim ea baths I .as **« a h i « » rt , I I I Heath | f Oaeetee **e destined to be an important improvement •a t I I I « Hatba ' Oaa n w S M Ito **.T» SIIM in Postal Service. . r a r * * a l Ihsaha. raaslaltaaa a a * All N m t f • • • M I H ta la s M l tar <k> barsaaa • • ralrlaa a ■ e S S s s v. vxejaexsz Oa t k n H l H a I ta s s la r a d e e rlllla i ralaa Wednesday, July 4,1956 Fego l, TODAY’S B fB I.t V U U The peace of God ehall gutrd your hearts ‘ your thoughts. Philippian* 4:17—Deed* ata rt with thoughts. We can guard our thought# and be at peace when we expel un­ worthy thoughts, Legal Notice iiw t ic k Tetaviiion cameras ara being used to spot th* Causes of traffic jams, according to a national publication. The cameras, easily mounted on towers snd trained on the pro­ blem tone, transmit pictures to monitors in vans perked nearby. And they're being used in ell kinds of weather sines the camera case can be equip* ped with a windshield wiper during reins. n T .*A ^y,^hV .,: rv/er.?i,t% i, ** Bee I see Nanlord. F lo rid * a e r r of aald Aniw er, on or heture Thu te. o r e u ir vNptvJfMltlVie, Tui;vui:i:a, ..^TkkA i»eiosti:a t,»>'N. B W ’T B T A ' W S . W t .p w w f iilnn ISSt'V lf',.W*S *" •f . m f »*l ih Coer I, le d aarva ? r WasSfiWi eemeee ae her fete* jasKUtV'.::: Tea oa rote io.ed I n with e r metked. Goaraamer** AT YOUt MUMtST M VfBIII S S IS tltlA IT , INS. >Aee„ leeeWe t, Week. The Lumbar Number for Sudden Service FOR EXAM PLE............ 2(|in. PHILCO 2|in. MOTOROLA 21 in. G. E. Lumber & Supply Yard W IN N T. \f . SIS W. T hird SL Sanford, F in. MARTMo \ « 6 i W W i lS°N elece ef retldenee It usknawn. A aworn I'aililu n hevlnn bt*a file* la the C ircu it riourt la and far Bern, inula Count* In Chancery, w htrale REG. $349.95 ONLY l i n e s REG. 329.95 ONLY tn t.e s REG. 219.95 ONLY *IN-es 308 E. 1st ST. POHNE 417 3H e miner, the** ereeenu u,e and reeulre roe In he nu.m i# u .au ta «rh» laid natltlnn ahntiM nnt l>e erantail. o th .r w l.a laid cause wilt T>r --1 - - narttW ITN K de mr hand an* official M 'rlft jm X h ftF'nV'/s&lffi: lO ftk la l K*a1> /*/ » f lltrn d e a f’lark »f ih a C1raii|» Tnurt Semlnnle County, Flurida & * ? ,? • • • Senford. KI*rM » ttin rn .v for Pellllnnere 'il ,r'T r ea'wir Willi lha Clerk lha above entitled Court and •„(»»» Ihrrfnf upon plain. You'd better hurry ever and have ■Iff • etlerneve. h U i addraea |* “ ' . ' l l Bine k ir .H . Orlando. Klnrlda a ' p- IIS*. ,h# ('*>1 hv lav Juir. that radio repaired by ua before A renulrad a nerrea Pro Cnnleua wit) ha on. it'a ton late. We do quality work, AJIAlRat rou Ififl #Aa**i e#r +uu V >^ ri'a., e ,h " «> W H K N N n n v :" h r ie r V nf (lie i Iriu lt Court, Kaoilnole - C«unt* rinrlda Br K. f. Nurd:, k n*nutv Clerk .. «u*en ^k*rmaa. fuel * dkermen i t t.a.t p in* el mrnoranoa^ wm Wi ^aTstL ^Irr-raa* " b i t * wj\.Luiii - -- deree-adi end M A T T H K W W IU I.I M tW fA iV h? WIfe end • •;It nf (hem. and l( an. of them ha dead hie. her or their re.norlivn unknown <unuee. Iiefre ■I la * leaatean dev t*e»•. * r m l llennre. e r e d l t e r e . tr u e te a e nr nihar clainiante hv, Ihraueh. Un un. I JKAftvhW'vxwvjrc "" ‘ '■’ •I K IC IA U h a v l n c . r l t l m . env rle ----h1l title nr lalereti In lha ".’■••neriv I-’ r m - . f iCouolv. Vlu. o*-ne*lv l" IK*mlnn'e »•■** 4***rlhed herela: o r y o u H r .n r . n r T * v r : n o t i c k , that a euit haa •.**' fl’*d a a -ln 'l *no In the ahovi Court The nature of in * to ll nr nr» reeriin* If n *ull to nnlet the title la the n tnlnilff In nulrt (h r to la In tli n lrtn iirr i . i h , tm rrln -ri-r d -o r lh |nn |irr(r. The name ef Ihe Cnu-t I w hl-h rnld ru 'l or n*nrf»dln» I nr-d 'ne la lh» Circuit Court »or I h . Sndfrtrl rirm .it |n and for tk | Court*, nf arm ’ool- r»d Stale uf rio i"’ -ld iss a iC h B en inrsrw rer* No win t i l t* T h r rh h rrv l-la d till* of the retf •• It " T..................... r -tr lh rr r v nnrdant. ‘the e F |n r|d irlda n leln tirr «• v ifgllnla rorimration. ........... WMium- *• rl derondonta" The ste rrie iio o of the reel nreeert* involved in aald rre cstd ln e General Insurance H. JAM ES GUT AGENCY #11 BART riRRT RTVBBT I'liUNB 7# g. JAMBS GUT In Otwoa an # R»mW>t»#a c a l l »g g i" IN W tTNKee W U lC H K iir. t have ve nr uiirumtlne In have ASTHM A NO TRADE IN NECESSARY uf M ■ D T itm •am P r i c e s So L o w ,__ ■ T H E Y 'R E R I D I C U L O U S ! m v r,i8Y .r:..T;«hu;nn in ,T V M d. ____________ __ fe flp jp 55 i* * nu r o k ■innoLw count FLOOR SAMPLES if NEW SETS IN FACTORY CARTONS if REPOSSESSIONS if TRADE INS About S3 p er cent of U . S. ferm dwelllnge e re made o f wood. (Court Beall V l l t f i i V l r r W . l u A t . , at el Y e s . end aea * HILL Lagol Notice ee«t Inratee far Pielatlff Orjende HOOVER\ »> I K f w ■zijr ir t L .i a • It l« e| I b* v •< | II I a f T k t ' S t M U #• Uf If \ Translates miles intopleasantmemories / F U rid a d jA ih u is L J o . . . Q n d sp M tlsn vL (D a i^ With performanct that makn Ford ikt world's largest-folllitg V-8! The fun Iwgim the monism >ou dacids a ford Suuoa Wagon i* for you. In the lull piste, you sen have your pick of (W fioutr plants in any of the tit Furd wagons you dtutur. If vou'tc a tear few All over the wet Id freedom-huilfrp people know that this is the Fourth of July is the United •tala*. No! Just a date en the calender, but » day Diet symboliaea the spirit mt freedom in the greatest demeemy is the world. It would well if you-if ALL of ui-weuld pause in our mtivitirs and redtdlcele ourselves te the pruposition that ail men are crested equal.............and all nje*. whatever they live, should end must bo as fret nf tyrannical yokes as we tie* in th|( blessed land of "go,’ lordomatic Drive . . . and for to bid* extra. What's nturt, you and your family travel in deeply cushioned, "rttra-foosny" combs t. Heat* are sofa-vtide. There's leg loom galore fur big boys, too! And vvhde *'*’r* op tlva subject of swanfart, here’s some dung you may net know. A ford Station Wagon rids* and kendtu like the most riperuive sedan—nothing truthv about it! This is mighty impostant brtauw it mean* you can negotiate any hack* •Sstation-’ toad slick as a whittle. lafeiv nde* with you, too. For tsey Feed keeUfeguard De*ign. And this year, Feed's SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. DODGE WE PLYMOUTH SA LU T E safety feature* were unanlmoutlv voted the Motor Triad Award fur the “outstanding achtsvsment" in motor ran. With Lifrguard features bkr Ford’s dcrptmirr steering wheel and double-grip duor latches, you'll surely want the safety uf lifrguard Draign for your family. Ford savings are famous the wotld over. ThU ytar, a Ford V*# *»« again first in it* daw (beating all competition, Including Sian) in the ruggsd Mobilgei Economy Run. And the extra quality that is built iai> to Fold can helps thrm hold on m worth and keep their high male value. So, if ym want to get the *W ' . . . the rranfurt. . . ilia aafety , , , and th the laving* uf the world'* betI•**tibia "g**. ,,.. the Ford Y-g . , , »top in today. See why !Ford goaf bm in station wagons I UPerft>rmaiw#...Ecooo«7,..SaIat7 ^ FORDgoesfir s t! STRICKLAND-M0RRIS0N, Inc. PhoM io t l OUR you can rvrn have the JJS-h n. iiundcrbird Special \ - 8 teamed with *lhui •un! l i t E* ta t SL JAMBS B. OUT i TO W N ! #01 C, U l. ST J ■ THREE DAYS O N L Y J U L Y 5t h - 6 t h - 7 t h daecrll.ed In lha Complaint |( t l rail lo uo • d a n ** pru •"liCWl: w ill be entare-l efalnet run and The p»uih I . of the NW »i of eavh af rou. lur lha ralief <.«i,ianu«d ■#, *L Station IF T;«». la aald mmulalnt. • hip .1 South, lian a* | | nrmlnula I'uuntv Klnrlda. Ik . llile i„ iha etieva deacilbad lend Vou end eavh nf ,u u era required at in t i t K 'a i i u r n r V t '. i v i i .,v ;. m i i j i k s j ,- The Unittd Itstea produces about half the world’a factory, produced goods. About 03 per cent of AmerUena live In •* pa rale private home*. Jh IT S RED HOT! * , | JU LY N and ANNIVERSARY T. V . S A L E M dev July IS A I. iei«. and If VUU fiaonp ae Wra. Julia Ureaan. and '.*/ P T' liVhjJen Court Jnhe r Bmeen If allva. and th«lf OKO CA.le hrkP KnfK R ie|d Y fl reeptoifve unknewn enema* if mart vuiii itur tar P U in llff floe end if dead, their reeeecMvt hnuwn hair, davleeea, araataa L PUL hanford, f la r id t Jltera and l _ _ . BY MARY FOWLER Th* following women of the auxi­ liary to AH BalnH Epl.copsl church recently motored to ffrey'* Inn for luncheon end an afternoon’* viilt with friend* who era living there: Mri. Arthur Wiltgooic. Mrr. Charles B. Qiffonl, Mr*. Everett Waite Mr*. William A, Cansdsy and Mn, Miehsel .McDermott, Col, Clide W. Gabler of the sir force and hi* family have recently become rerident* of De Bary. Cot. Gabler will leave Saturday for Mediterranean duty after (pending a short lima In New York. The Community McthodUt church held a rereptiofl at the eivic cen­ ter Friday night in honor of their outgoing pastor, Rev. Leslie Lewi* and hi* family, nev. Lewi* who I* ■ LI. Commdr, ha* received or­ der* to report to ths air baas In Hutchlmon, Ksmsi. fifty friend* and church mem her* lathered (e bid the family farewell. Everett L. Swift, matter of ceremnme*. led ‘he group Is innirm ^^B -inging, with Mr*. Herat'TTruf at the nlsno. Rev. U w u end hn family were preaented with gifts and ipeeche* of appreciation for hi* dsvotioa sod service* without renumsriUeS for the p u t year. Beautifully dseorsUd lablea held a delicious btilfst. Rsv. Lswla' place will be filled by Rsv, Wilfsrd Aldrich whs gave last lundsy'e aermon en fervent la tbs Ipirit. Dr. Aldridge snd family sra living on Narsnjt Read. The following are spending a wish at the Junior C om m ittee camp st Leks Elen in ths Oeslt auto foroat: Ralph Itumpf, David Nsider, Bruce ferial, Kenneth LaRoy, Wellesley Corbett, duy Millar, Vicki Ourucharri, Tommy Guru, charri, Billy Blake more, John BUkemore, f a t Nelte sad Dick Nolle. Dr. and Mrs. Francis Thurber Elnar Tideman, Mr. and Mr*. George Wakefield « d Mr. »nd Mr* William Watawu enlertelned el * buffet rerenlly Mr* the following: Mr. and Mn. Elnar Tideman, Gen. and Mrs. H, P. Newton, Mr*. Leura Arrington of Washington, Col. end Mrs. Gregory Kessenlch snd Mr. end Mr#. Ar­ thur Lambert. Mr, end Mrs. Eugene P. Dalloy of Coral Gablet are house guests if Mr. snd Mrs. Arne Erlcksen. Rev. Lee end Mr*. Heaton re­ cently entertained the following St .he All Silnts Episcopal rectury; Robert L. Cox. senior warden and Ml wife, Willice Gabler, Junior warden end hii wife; the members of th* choii, Cail I’irkford, Mrs. Everett Welt*, Mr*. Marlon Rob­ erts. Mn. Ruth Huvlace end Mrs. L. SI. Amandj Henry Ebrling, choirmaster and Mrs. Ebeling. Re­ ^■~V freshments were served and a no­ tice given of an important meeting of the women* auxiliary for July I, at I p.m. in the rectory, to di*. cuss financing the vestment* which the choir are to adept shortly. A patio picnic end luncheon was held yesterday at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Philip Ahrena for the following friend* and neighbors: Mr and Mri, Wesley Dockray, Mr. end Mr*. Carroll llaekburni Mr. and — If Y ou're U ta re a ta d la a a A*1 Used t a r — B* Sure lu See Your F ord D e a le r- . PMOVff " �r m r !* A N rrrc n W ed ., J u ly tttoialtt | 4. 1935. 1’ajfe 3 j S o c ia l £ v m I& Three Women Are Attending Confab For B&PW Group Mr». J. F.. Gradick. Mrr. R F. True and Mrr. W. E. Baker left l a n i g h t by plane for Miami Beach where they will attend, representing the local club, the BPW biennial convention. Burinen anJ profenional women of the nation elected officer* vci terday and heard a cabinet minis­ ter at their biennial convention Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Week* ipoke lari night. Nominated unopposed for pre»i dent of Iho 170,030 member Fed­ eration of Burinora and Prof*»»ional Women'* Clubs war Mirr llatel Palmer, a Scdalia, Mo. lawyer. The federation'* legislative com­ mittee called on both major politi­ cal parties to come out for equal pay for equal wotk and endorse­ ment of the equal right* amend­ ment. 35 Girls Will Leave For Camp Monday Morning Monday morning at ID a. m. .is 4-H Girli along with five adult leaders will leave Ihe SeminoW County Court bouse steps enrogte to Camp McQuarri*. 4-11 Camp, located In Ihe Ocala National ForevL This Stale 4-1! camp will lari from July » through 13th. Four classes will be held including Ics•onr on dairy foods, recreation, swimming and handicraft. Min Bronnie May Elkins, Slat* 4-H leader will be on hand to teach a course and "much fun is planned for the girls." Leaders attending are Mr*. J. M. Dingman, Longwood; Mrs. Ruby Sjoblom, Lake Mary; Mr*. Steve Milder, Slavla; Mr*. W. U. Wemberly. Sanford; Mr*. Vincent Matecki, Longwood and Miss’ Wilson. Legal Notice t*I T U B C I U C H T COURT. M A T H J i o i c u i . c m c t i r h axu r ou I t m i O L C I'OLA TY. F LO R ID A . I> I M A M IK R Y NO. H M . Christening Celebration Held In Honor Of Margaret Castano D i> UA.VHCL A •Inal* mtn I’l a l a l l f f . Littla Mill Margaret Ellen Car VB tano, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. V r ATKINA «l al, p i l i n , . n t A Jamcr Caitano, war honored at a R O T I t B O P BLIT STATE OK KLUKIDA Tui W T AT­ Chrirtening celebration held July KINS WHOSE LAST KNOWN 111.3- 1. She war named Margaret for her IliLNCE IS KNOXVILLi:. KNOX COUNTY TENNESSEE. IP ALIVE. paternal grandmother and Ellen 1118 UNKNOWN SPOUSE IK MAH- for her maternal grandmother. ItlEO. AND IP DEAD THE USthe guerts were prevent at uKMilVN HEIRS. DEVISEES. LEU•“ a I KES and URANTEES ok the the All Soulr Catholic Church at SAID W. T. ATKINS :JOH.\ P tluW- II a.m. where the Father Richard I.ANH WHOSE RESIDENCE IS UN­ KNOWN. |V Ai-J* I. !(!-• i .. Lyont officiated at the ceremony. SPOUSE IP MARRIED AND IP Little Mira Cattano wure a dreti, DEAD THE UNKNOWN HEIKH DEVISEES. I. E 0 AT E E S AND bonnet and jacket of white em­ GRANTEES OP THE SAII SAID JOHN broidered nylon with ankle atrap P HOWLAND: AND TO ANT AND ALL PERSONS HAVIN'! UK ratin rhorr, a gift of the god­ CLAIMING ANT INTEREST If AND mother. Mra. S. Ctpriola. Mr. CapTO THE POLLOWINO DKSCRIRKD LANDS LYING AND BRING IN THE riola reprerented the godfather, COUNTY OP SEMINOLE AND STATE OP FLORIDA Th* SEW of til- N R o f Sftlno ar.d for Srmlr.ola Countr Florida, I Township II south. Rons* lu chancery, entitled •Ti'inaa N. W *1 Ear. ft*** fi«ht-of-»»> ..f .Ud-riuii plaintiff*', nr Gladys II thA Atlantic Coait Lino Rollrood. Andarron. dafandaat.'* by aald lomlnola Countv KlnrlSo.t N Andaraua. plaintiff, and SufcJ.ct la IB por coot of tbo Thomaa «”U are -.iiilr.d to flla vour Anmmorol rlnhtr roiortod •war with tha Clark of .al.l Court, t o u . and aach of y o u or* har.br tarta uo-n tha plaintiff* at­ raoulrod to apooar and flia irar- at.d torney Uaorse Spear, .•natty or by your altoroay whone addrarn la PAndre* O lint tin with th* (Mark of tba abota- hanford. Florida, a cony of raid ADatylad Court, your wrlitan <1a- t " t r ,.p or bafora Tinir.lar. Julv fariaa If anv. to tho Dill To Quui II. A. D till If you fall to do Tltlo mod haroln tcairit vou In thl* to a dtrrea oro roalanao will p. rauro and to s.rv* 0 roar of n-a »nt»rrd aualnt vou f»r tha relief aama an Ptalsllff'. attorn*?. Dina damandad In the Complaint * ’ha SIM div of Julv i /•/ O P llarndon A n alia a daoraa pro oon-, At Clark of aald Cour*•»»« will ha antartd atotaat you •t t.tCRT rl.Al.i , IniM! IV " " •1l"-ra Indrtw fnaar t *R-mlon|a r ^ n t r Florida thla llln S o l l o i l n r t, ,r P l a i n■tin <»T of Juoa A D t i ll I r g r.o« t i n O p Herndon Sanford. Florida C'BfW of ISA Circuit Court R» U I. B't-dlrk Donut* dark (Circuit Court Saali W C Hiurhltn, Jr Attorney for Plaintiff p n n •* m t I»l North park Avanua hanford Florida LAST TIMF. TOMGH1 so rter. n r at it ' " state n r punRina TO; ni« STARTS 7:4* GI.ADTS II ANDFRSDV. | | Groan lo-latard Pnrtao>outh V'rrJnla I Tou nra harahv notlflrd that au t . r dlvorro haa haan t.rou*'-acalnat vou In tha Circuit Court. In & Captain Jamoa Flatlcy, USN, who could not be prerent. After the coromoriy the group trawled from the church to the De Bar> home of the Caitano'a for a buffet dinner. Cards and gtflt were opened af­ ter the meal which constated of turkey, ham, potato ral.nl. olivet, tomatoes, rcackerr. theeie a»lortmmit, Italian pavtxicu, and drink. An Irish linen cloth coverrred the aerving table wltirh wa» centered with pink carnation!. Mr. and Mrr. Castano expect lo move to Tampa ihortly wh*r* he li Rationed at MacHill Air Force Base. Mr*. Cattano la a member of Bela Sigma Phi rorority servin' the local chapter a* vies preri dent during the pait year. Attending Ihe event were ma lernal grandmother. Mra. Boy W Harper. Detroit, Mich; partrrnal W IL D I am not reapmtlbl* for debit contracted by my wife. Mildred Burrir, or *r». Charlar norrit. CHARLES BURRIS mrler fhs stirs PRAIRIF l A K E , \ t- o #U# ★ DIVIDEND SHARES, INC. Stan fia M o m th Happy Birthday C om stock July 4 Dixie Ramsay Bill Kilbee WEDNESDAY Vacation Blbl* School will b# conducted at Elder Spring* Bap­ tist Chapal from 0 a.m. to 12 Noon. Tha midweek prayer servlra will ba held at First Baptist Churrh at 7:30 p.ni. Boy Britt will lead tha Sunday School Workers’ Conference at First Baptist Church at S:16 p.m. The Girl Seoul* will m**t at F ln t Pr«sbyt*rian Church at 3:’0 p.m. Tha Mid-Weak Bibl* Hour will LOCKER P LA N T WHOLKSr* LIS AND RETAIL •101 Went Thirteenth Street Phone 1318 THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE TliURS - FRI . SAT CURED CHOPS “ 69c CORNED BEEF “ 59c AIR ( O N D l l l O N I D WS 1 JSa r g l OUR OWN CL'Itt: Id ja itflim j n tn d o u b l e f e a t u r e d r o c h a m WESTERN U. S. (ItO tti: HEAVY IIF.I.I ROUND STEAK “ >69c FI.A. GRADE A l i r i i c DRESSED & FROZEN J n C I l v IN OUR PLANT. LU. 4 9 ( I ■trow* ION CHANKY r * /-> '! M AHAN CARA T H E FA BU LO U S FOODARAMA T h e W o rld ’s F in e s t Food K e e p e r .ksM'iuuuOw JtiuouncxAftfidi Featur* . 7:34 H d k PLUS Featur* • 9:37 oaly ^ n r n t i t t s n T S o T n T r T T ^ 9:45 KHVINATOR SALES and 203 SANFORD AYE. II B E E F .............. L b .- 3 7 c OUR OWN MAKE PUKE 1 PORK S A U S A G E ............ L b .-4 9 c KINGAN’S ••RELIABLE" W IENERS ----------- 2 Pkgs. - 75c C4RTON a V O D O P IC H i «r>flR«H LEAN PURE GROUN D F h A T L I t k S - 2:50 . 5:35 - 8 ; JO to ® ★ Japanese Collection Interesting Part Of Mrs. A. Phillips' Life Having a pa ply? Fold red cavn r - i t romei In Jar* of vanoua vifea—into toflened cream rhana. Serve aa a rpread with crirpj flaky crackers. - - .MAN IN THE EY FLANNEL SUIT . ★ BKTTEB’N IIAM-WES1 LBN PORK R U N N IN G S n o t i c e grandparent!, Mr. and Mrr. Jotcph Cattano, Tampa: godmother. Mrr. S. Capriola, De nary; Mr. and Mrr. Levo Rodreguet, Tampa; Mr. and Mrr. J. Turlington, Tampa: Mr. and Mr*. K. LcRoy and family, Tampa: Mr. and Mrs. W. Oil. Jackronville; Father Richard Lyom, Mr. and Mrr. S. Capriola De Bary, Mra. Evelyn Pio and ion, Bary; Mrr. Victoria Pto and son, Scotty, De Bary; Mr. and Mrr. Donald Peacock, Prniarola; Mirr Bita Peacock, Pensacola; S. Cap­ riola Jr.. Daytona Beach; Mr. and Mra. J. Zavlnrki and family. De Bary: Mr. and Mrr. C. Zampctti, Bayonne N.J.; Mr and Mrr. A Gibbons, Lake Monroe; Mr. and Mrr. 0. Muitachi and family. Or­ ange City; 0. Muitachi Jr.. DayIona Beach; Mr. and Mrr. A. Campanclla, Orange City; Mirr Nancy and Min Anna Campanella, Orange City. MBS. AUGUST PHILLIPS proudly displays har Japanese collection bro'.ght back to her from Tokyo by her *on, Clyde, during hi* three year alignment there. (Staff Thoto) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Phillips hav* also lived 1* Okla* hums. Texas and Florida com­ ing here , over six years ago on tha "recommendation" of m friend. At that time the rental prob­ lem was "had'’ In Sanford so . their own rases. One i» a danc­ BY SANDRA BERG they traveled lo Laka Mary and In their Lake Mary home Mi. ing girl with a shimmering or­ bought a home on the old Lake and Mr*. Augu-t Phillip* display chid-colored gown holding a (an Mary Boad. Mr. Phillip* ia • retir­ a Japanese collodion w h i c h in a delicate china hand. ed "telephone man.'* would do any collector rroud. It The other doll it "very beaut was brought back lo them h> ful I think," said Mr*. Phillips, their non, Clyde, while stationed and i* clothed in a bright rod in Tokyo with the U.8. Army, dress. Sh« is a symbol of good W ELL D R ILLIN G which by the way is his career. lurk. In the foreign city for three Besides th* collection, Clyde H o w a rd C. Lons: years, Clyde made many friend* has .10 or 40 boxes of colored and accumulated all of his collec­ •lidr* with some almost "un­ tion through gift*. P h o n e 388 believable'' piclurrs of the lovely Two exquisite doll* were given rolling country side. 207 E. Commercial Originally from Indiana ihe io him by the Japanese boy* who worked in the office with hint and by a friend of Japanese birth. The doll* are ui glat* New Radio Program cases, standing upright, and "are W E RECOM M END taken out only one* a year Le­ Planned By Group the Japanese children to play A new radio program over the with," said Mrs. Phillip*. local station \VTBB will begin "The people in Japan were Saturday morning at U:30 a.m. at wonderful to Clyde," she went on a 4-11 county extension program. Miss Myrtle Wilton, head, ha* warmly "and we were glad as he was stationed in China during announced that July and August have already been set up. World War II." Talent 4-H meeting*, project* and She kliowcd two handpainted ihort courses will be offered the Five nharcfl or more can ba picturrs by an m i tt friend o( listeners. To start 4he evenl* off purchased each month in her ton'* who owned a hotel. with a bang the two girl* who at­ this mutual fund which Other artirlr* were xhoc*. a set tended the 4-H short course will has over 71,000 invasion, of stick* for removing food from reveal their lessons and tell of l’rlce July 2, 1956, S3.13 th* bowl which la served by the their experience* over the air. per share. people, to smaller plate*; tea All Interested members and per­ cup*, one for the ladle* and one sons arc a*ked to join In with the W* will iwall full particular* M rtqueal. fur the men, (the larger going groups over the radio. lo the men) with rovered lop: and a delicate wine »et consisting of two "little" jugs and five bowls. Mr*. Phillip* explained that in Japan you pour the Dr. S. P. Vann of Albuquer­ wine from the jugs into the bowl. It i* always served wsrm. que, N. M., 1* visiting Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Phillip* alto have Mrs. W. S. Thornton, W. First an album Iheir son kepi for them Street. Established over 20 y e a n with "many colorful and beautiful" Mrs. Edward C. Daniel* Jr. and In Orlando thot* of Japan. One picture thaw* Hiroshima heore and after the children, Jimmy and Edward, re­ turned home to Miami Sjiring* af­ PHONE 5-8034 bombing and i* very interesting. Clyde has b.-en in the Army ter visiting two week* with her Rrprearnllng for 12 yean and i* now in Ger­ parents, Mr. ami Mr*. Joe Well* ALLEN S CO. many. Mrs. Phillip* quipped, *1 Mr*. Groige McCall returned LAKELAND true-* our nrxt collection will bt home Friday night alter visiting from Germany." Complete Investment Service Shr particularly talked about with brother-in-law and sister-inlaw, Dr. and Mr*. W. L. Moure ot Member: Mld»r»t Stock El* th* doll* which are enclosrd in Meridian. Mia*. The Rev. Moore it change. Chicago Board of Trade pastor of tho First Baptist Church ha conducted by tier. A. G. Me- in Meridian. Innis, Pastor of th* First Pres­ byterian Church at 7.-UI p.m. CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE Tho Chancel Choir will rch*ar»a at First Presbyterian Church AND STORAGE CO. at 7:30 p.m. Circle No. 9 of th# Women of tha First PrerhyWrian Church will not meet unt’l July Uth. SER V IC E THONE 1210 C O C A C O LA S - - Plus Dep.-19c HEA fM*t’ARTK»»a FOR FROZPN FOOD P »fKAGING 0ITPPI4FJI. WP HAVE "FI- W-R-BAVE** FOn FREEZING OF VF.AfllPO AXI) OTHER FBUITfl EGGS FLA. GRADE A—DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARM* LARGE -DOZ-JJ £ X -LA R G E 00^ J f t �• - K O lira la the United Sutaa of America. You a n an 32. Every Individual must Deal Fairly with other Individuals. • R ati Americana like thdr country. They a n proud of i t T fcaytttakh la s food place to Uve. And they want to keep (t food—to ksop it fatting better and better all the time. Why la America the way It id? What makes it a good flees to ttvt? The answer is simply this: Ttoougbout our history most Americans have believed that evmy person has certain rights sad duties and Honesty, fkiroeu, end personal taujrity are virtues that help ftae and (•dependent individuals get along with each other with* out teeing their independence. 33. Fair and FreeCompetition is a G o o d Thing. Americana have al»«ya believed that competition among in* • dividuala or groupa cncouragaa graater dTort which i* W*® brings graater beneflls to alL rosfonsihiHtiss. 34. Cooperation among Individuals is Vitally Important. Americans have believed that then a n certain things that people should do, and other th lnp they should They have also believed in certain things that people 4 H These things that people belitve a n called principles. This hack is s a attempt to state the Principles of Amerioe in Umpla, primer fashion ao that you can understand them, leant them, and remember them. This is important. It was because earlier Americana be* Bawd In these principles and guided their livaa by them, (hat America has grown to be the good place tt it. If all of us lawn and remember these principles—if we •b o guide our Uvea by them—then we can help to keep And If wa follow thada Principles of America, wa can %a|p make tha world a better p to s to Uva in, too. f -i-’. it + i*- v r - w 7. The Right to Security o f Person end Property. Not Just ona. but three Amendment* to the Constitution (4th, 3th and 14th) protect against illegal March and atirun, ar lew of life, liberty, or property, without “due proem of taw.” 8. The Right to Equal Protection before the Law. As indHduala era equally Important, w lawi moat apply squally to all, without special privileges for any particular individuals or groups, This tadudaa “the right to quit.” far ao individual m y ha /bwed to work (hr aaothar. 10. The Right to Petition the Government The legally guaranteed right of tka individual tn “petitim the gmwnmaat far redrew ar]phwancaa” is nvidanen of tha Ameri­ can belief that government la tha earvaitt, not the matter, of tha DKMk “ l" 1 11. The Right to Vote for people o f your choice. This is tha indMduari most potent wwpoo in the protection of his rights and ftodom*. . . a weapon that to be effective must be constantly and wiaaly used. 22. The Rights o f any Individual shall not Interfere with the Equal Rights o f Other Individuals. , Vnur right in autag jvw astna steps whan tha nthar IWlaVa 23. The Rights o f any Individual shell not Interfete with the Welfare o f the People as • Whole. fandom af sprach does net gh« the individual tha t o n tn about ‘I r a ” la a crowded theatre. thi» is lbs eeraarstens. . . the foundation of all our etiwr belief* is a parsee'a right te live bis mm Ufa. to ipaak for himself, to choose sad chugs hit leaders. From it eamss our hatred of those ”iami" under which lha ladiwdual has ao value or important* *>« praam, but is only e***>*away unimportant people who hara to Uv*th* way thrtr leader* tall them to* Coming directly from that first principle are two other principles that are also part of tha foundation of Ameriaaaitm . L Wa Believe th at All Men should Enjoy Per­ sonal Freedom . I . W a Baliava th at All Men are Created Equal. It Is wenh noting that the Dadarstien of fadipwidance pressed the briiri (bat ”afl mm a n raraaad afuaL" It did not •tala or imply a belief that aw* dnwfap equally or hav* equal fb m a th sd ay o f the Declarstloa o f Independence ta d the t Writing o f the Constitution, Americans have known that* •w a though Life, liberty, and other unalienable rightsuogrmtodvo man by Us Creator, they require some pro*| taction by man himself. i So, la our Constitution, and in other laws of our land, ito protect the rights and freeuals. And thee* principles play and equality of 1 15. The Right to Join and Belong to an Organ­ ization. 16. The Right to Own Property. 19. The Right to Make a Profit or to Fail, depending on his Own Ability. Thera are other, similar rights of individual action which are Principle* of America, but all of these individual right* may be combined in these two broad principles. . . 20. Every M an la entitled to Freedom and Equality o f Opportunity. 21. Every M an may Earn his Living When, Where, and How he wants to. There are elso U n tilin g P rinciples ... FrtndntoofindivMual/fcratom sometimes dash whhthoae of individual equality. Therefore our right* a* individuals must be limited, and those limitations art Ihemselvesprto C Tha Bight to Freedom o f Worship. a re}M ■*B i 28. Achievement also Depends upon the Ability to do a G ood Job. Add tn “wOlingnam to work” lha aWbty ta preduo rwuhs and tha anobtoatlon is the basis (Sr m o t individual achisvwaant 29. Every M an has the Right to a Fair Share o f the Result* o f his Work and his Ability. ••raw s af tbk MW. Amariat baa net «Uy araibwad mere food*, but tiny hav* baaa mom fitirty aad a m widely sharad by m m panpli tbaa iaaay etbar aam y . ftse" whs dofmtt an ettan fbr Us aaaurtty. t individual ta­ bs > * u d aad 31. When an Individual cannot Provide his own Security, tha Responsibility should be Assumed by Others. ’ *7 F o r America** F uture' Most of us are still oonftdant of ourselves and of OTVeaww try. Wade not claim perfection. But we have faith la em ability to move forward, to improve, to grow, to provide mote and more individuals with more and more of every, thing they went and need in lif e ... If we, the people of the United States, want te have more material benefits, wa must baliava in aad fellow thaae two principle*: 39. The only way we can Have M ore is to Produce More; and 40. As wa Produce M ore, we m ust mako it possible for M ore and M ore People to Enjoy th at which wa Produce. If we, the people of the United State*, waat to kavg g better life, spiritually as well as materially. . . 41. We must stand firmly fo r o u r Beliefs, o u r Rights, our Principles. WALT W msuN, writing nearly 100 years age, put it thie way: i V ’ ( * r .v -; 1 * Americans have always known that **ynu don't gat something for nothing,” that to g o anything takas a wiilingnaas to work and to work bard, 1 f a The Bight to Freedom o f Assembly, Maa'e Hattons have npaM sd. What happmo hi t o warM aflheta him, and hie aetieea aie aSkei the werhL Th4gy, Kara, each man has a rai pem lbUHy to artn and to a a M n a Ua country to act—«o that fraedom and e e a p m tto wts m 27. To Achieve anything, a Man should be Willing to Work. Thn a«ly toe wcurtty h r aay WdMdual is lha epportunky, tha abOity, m ilk s dsttmOmdm in w rk and plea and aav* (hr hie • 38. The Individual has Responsibilitise to the World. A man'* fhiuOy b a d g w d , his nan nr Ms raUgten, is net sa bepcrtaet as what that rase blmaalf aae da, far Americana be­ have a man must ttaad on hk awe (bat. 30. Security is tha Ability o f a M an to Provide for himself. •V a Wa believe that wham say bey may become f a n S at, whsra any man may achieve graainam, (bare la tka gro wn incentive far mmy man to da his bast. 18. The Right to Manage his Own Affairs. ft: Ha must be an arrive efttam. Intimating MmadT la lam l ata*g and national government, voting wiaaly, thinking and (making and acting to pnsenw and itraagthen freedom, oauailty m d opportunity for mwry Individual. A 26. Every Man is Free to Achieve as much as he ean. 17. The Right to Start his Own Business. ESf, ■ £ f 5l 36. The. Individual has Responsibilities to the G roups o f which he is a P art. 25. Every M an shall bo Judged by his Own Record. 14. The Right to W ork where he wants to. tw Each Person is o f Importance and Value as an Individual Me muit pretact them tod provide for their araaant and hiturn well-being. 37. The Individual has Responsibilities to hie \ Country. Many of our principles of individual freedom tod equality a n guaranteed to ua by law. tu t wa have other batfcft, other general rules of action and conduct that have grown to tha status of principle*. They havn stood tha teat of timt. They hav* worked. They have become a basic part of tha way wa live and of the way a 35. The Individual is Responsible for himself and h is Family. The individual has tha right in talk sftfttsi a law, tn varfc and vote f change that law. but NOT te &■ bay tkathw. These priori plea, too, are foundations of Americanism. They am a* Vue, if not more true, today than they were in 1850 or tn 173a If America stay* free, they will Mill held true in 2030.. 13. The Right to Live where he pleases. Freedom for individuals carries with it gn equal m p o n ti* bility to use th at freedom wisely. Therefore, if we w ith to remain fred, we must faithfully fulfill o u r responsibilitiea as free men. He must gve of his beat to Wa eewmettiy, Meahurah, Maatw ployor, hie union, and to every group la which fodMduek m operata h r their mutual benefit. T h t Principles o f A m erica hold th a t every 12. The Right to a G ood Education. ,.. 24. Every Individual owe* Obedience to the Lewa under which he Lives. Principles th a t £» P atterns o f B ehavior .,. a PtasrosNT Emsnwowv* has said: "The freedom to enenpasa vdgenxuly accompanied by a raadiiMM to cooperate whole heart edly for the performance of oommuaity end national func­ tions. together make our ivatetn the most productive on earth.” Principles o f Individual R espon sibility 9. Tha Right to Freedom from Slavery. The P rinciples o f A m erica a re these 9 Printad ee e PwWle Sarvfea by The Sanford H e rd d "Than b no weak, aar day. nar hour wtm tyranny awy ant wttnjpaa this country if tits paopta lea* tbelr aupraga m *. Thar* are those who would chip away our eaeg^aaa so that th*ir ip cial brand of tyranny might ceeap into Amar* k a. Thsy must not succeed. So, let us ask o f ovary alaa. or act, o rif ic e ... ^ Is It WltkorAteinst thePrineiples of America? • d. �n \ \ Cash In" The Many Opportunities In The Classified Ads IT—rU tN irm t-M U N E H O L D TH R SANFORD HERALD Wed., Ju ly 4,' 1956, P g | r S PIGS for aalc. 55.00 each. Metho­ I BEAUTIFUL Mahogany host ENVELOPES. Letterhead*, ru lemenu, Invoice*, band bllli, and dic Children1* Horn*. Enter­ chairs. Cost |1 » pair, will sacri­ f ON RI NI USI n I AR' fice far |4o. Mn. west, lioj E Togrami, at e- Prograiilva prise.______________________ 4th St. ’tinting Co. Phone 401 — 401 Weeat Uth St. Used furniture, appliances, tool*, etc. Bought-*old. Larry'e Mart, ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call 43-ARm 'LE* r t m sa l e ail East fit fit. Phona tu t. Ralph May, HM. ARE YOU LOOSING FOR A Paint—12.50 gat. Foot Lockar*. IS—FARM AND GARDEN NEW HONE? UPMULSTEKiNG apodal I7.M. Jungle Hammock*. Cuitem Mads Drapery and Slip Tarpaulin*. Army.Navy Surplus DC 4 Tractor, Bargain Cover* 310 Sanford Ave. BRITT TRACTOR CO. STANLEY KUI.P The Home* Built Wa buy and tell used furniture. ,j w *y ***** Bomb_____ Phene Ml Phoua Ranfard — By Paying top cash price* ter any ladiums and Oarbaras, 35c. J. YOU CA N PLA CE YO U R W A N T ADS 1021 S. Park (Hlway 17-31) thing of value. SUPER TRAD E. Nichols, Wait Firal SL at ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. ING POST on IT-18. Fh. S01T*W . Monroe Comer. Bulldara of Ftno Home* Title ad wlU admit MM. Margaret For Florid! Living Daugherty, Lake Mary to the FOR FILMS. Finiihlng, Taps P.a* FARM Equipment at Bargain Movleland Theat.-o a* the guest cordcre, Suppllc*. SEE — WIEPrice*. PHUNK 1S52-W-I. BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three of The Sanford Herald Exp. July JIOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, 210 And Four Bedroom Home* 14, 1836 1 S. Park Ave. 1 4 3 baths W hether you live rig h t here in Sanford, o r beyond the S anford lochl tel# Varied Selection of Plan* Avail­ hon# enno, It m ay be moro convenient to m ail your W ant Ad to —Factory to You— able. 54—APARTMENT I erald Offlc#. .\lu m isu m Priced From BU.soo to 124.000 Pump Salai with Vanctina W inds WELAKA APARTMENTS: room, VII (Oil - FHA 4 FHA InaervRepair Service P rin t n r type y o u r #d below; count th e word* (initial* or s e t o f num bers Encloaad head. Sag-proof b-..jin Ice Financing. privaio bath*. U4 W. First St. S-FEKSONAU NOTICE! GARLAND SHAW count aa one w o rd ); five average-length words mak# one lino: th en flgur# rail with plastic end*. Plastic or P. O. Box 541 Local end ! . - u DMaae# moving rayon upci. Gotten or nylon HUTCHISON'S Ocean F r o n t HOMES AVAILABLE: your cost from th # r»to schedule, and mail w ith e«ih, itam n a, e h a e k ^ LONGWOOD ,BD VAN Agents for HOWARD Apts. Alt 8. Atlantic. Dayton* South Plnecieit . ... Sanford, FI*. cord*. money o rd er to Th* S anford H arald, S anford Fla. • ’» Phene: w. p. N-HU Grove Manor* ........ genford, Fla, rEMNSUL UNUS, INC.. rjSMNUUUK S uch, Call 2JT4-W, S enkarik G itas and PalR l Co. Inc. Valencia Villa* DtLand, Fla, TRANSFER A 8‘ 113*114 West 2nd St. Phona CO Me per tin * ------------ 1 tin t. 14c per lino CERAMIC T IL E FURNISHED Garage apt. 2300 . S t in s # one Cliice lMi frem SALES OFFICE Paul P. Mueller A Son Ph. 1M Deep Frocie, Ilotpoint, 11 cu. ft. Mallonvllla. 16c per li n o _____ S tlmoa SICS. 11c p er lip# I t HAMS 2GM H. French Ave. tin e estimate. Quality work. Cheat type. Like new. t250. Can llollaway, lloepltal a n d Rally l'bont 2100 4 2380 Avalon Apt*. Lfllclcncy, Phone Minins** Charge 54c. Ceatract Rale and Classified Dlaelaj Ratee an Re* be seen at Agtia Vista A Sunrise B«l*. Day Week or Month—Tel. T. V. R EPA IR S T20-W. ’Til io p m. Service Calls, a .00, lilvd. Plantation Estate*. Th* Sanford H ertld will not ba rcaponilbl* for m om th a n on# Inourraet ftrrln, Ph. 3993-J. 3333-J. W. w. A. oIMMONS youth bed with inner* Etficiency apm m asll, air tORJ. Q. Martin. dttlonmg and TV optional. MSI insertion of your hd, and reaervea th# rig h t to revise or reject any ad­ . . Ph. IMS. Ucemad Ucenied T Tech* spring mattress. Phona lll4-W*l. AMAZING—Custom made Reflee- Norris, S. Park (Highway 17 93). San­ v ertisem en t th a t does not conform to tho policies o f thlg paper. lor-Lila mail boa and lawn nlciana, guaranteed work. Our complete line of Acme Paint. ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT algnt, houaa number*. 3526 S. GATLIN BROTHERS Prices reduced IM. SHERMAN PRINT YOUR AD BELOW ^ B a n fo rd ^ v a j^ a g g jrjj Dragline A Bulldoger Service CONCRETE PIPE CO., out W. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ 17-BKORBRh >14 REALTORS able ter bachelor or soupl*. ph. 2MS Geneva. I4W-W Sanford. Uth St. Private bath. Across from Port Robert A. Wllllatna, Realtor 23—SCHOOLS*INSTRUCTION 4A—APPLIANCES Offlot. Manuol Jacobaow. Raymond Lundquist, Aasoclaie •-■OATS AND TRAILERS DIESEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT FRIG1DAIRE appliance*, a a le a Three end four room furnished Phone 1173 Atlantic Bank Bldg. a rt being selected in this and service. 0. II. High, Oviedo. apt*. Very clean and eloia in. «viiuua« L ite iui Nee the New Evlnrtttfa L4»e tor ’56 Men area to bo trained for high pay Fla. Phone FO-3-331S or Sanford Phona 616, Jlrnmv Cowan. ROBSON fp o rtin f Goods “ ‘ B A LL R EA LT Y jobs m Dteisl mechanic*, op* 1M2-W after S p. mZ I Z I Z Z --------------------------------------- 1 ekeA Evjarwde lNWe * N nke FUBNISKED apu. Phona 1121. eratora ef trsatora, hulldotara, RAYMOND M. BALL Phone M m E. let St. OSCAR M. HARRISON AIR CONDITIONING / Cranas, and marina Diesel an* ~ — . ----- — DESIRABLE one and two bed­ REG. BROKERS For Room or Building 14-feot 8eml-V bottom plywood ginei, parti men and many oth* room furnished apt. Ph. 432-W S. D. Highlcyman, Associate boat. Newly refiriahed. 1211 ar Job* In thl* rapidly expanding H. B. POPE CO. INC. Phene •** Randolph at, Industry. If you ar« msehan* 2** Mouth Park Ave. Pbou* 1441 3-ROOM lakcfront apt. Hot water. 3*4 Kootli Park Ava. » « month. Wm. Muigrave. Lake tcally minded and want Increaa* . .--------------- --name Conault A REALTOR Flrat - ___________________________ PIIAMR ! FOR SALK—UW 23 H. F. Johnson ad earning* you owe It to your* Thl* ad la a free p an to the Rite Theatre for Janet Johnson, e*U to Slid out whether or not CULLEN AND HARKRY CLEAN furnished first floor apt. Sanford. Eep. July 14, 1M6. Outboard Mater. Good Condition yeu can qualify. For fr** Infor* m N. Park Ave. Phone 3313 ADDRESS |i 1W4 Palmetto Ava. matlan without obligation write: HAGGBRLY Price US. Call IMLW. OZIKR R EA LTY CO. TRACTOR TRAINING SERV* 3-Room fumUhcd apt. Including N um ber of Lines -N um ber of Tim es A PPLIA N C E C EN TER Littra n. Oiler ICE, INC., Box 1525, The San­ Utilities, 345 101 W. Plh 81. “Your Weitinghoute Dealer” Ref. Real Ealato Broker ford Harild. f’beeli - Mono* Ordae W. FOR SALE - I U r . Outboard SMI So Orlando Dr. — Ph. 1311 Phone 1TIT III MAGNOLIA 3 4 3 room apt Ph, PAYMENT ENCLOSKD - S h i p s or Cask 14—CHILD CASK Modern 5-room duplex furnished motor, Maraury. Good condition. U—BUILDING MATERIALS ap t Newly decorated. Apply See ui ter French Ave. Property Will keep children in my homa, REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Call lttL Ralph Swarm HE11’ wANI LD U'liidl*' Hi l l * WANII t) M.1 I1 M l l i ,'V m s t \ ' s 1 1 11 day or night. $1,00 SIT Calary Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete tilt Palmetto. 2544 French Ave. Block, Sand, Oravil, Cement 1 bedroom apt., partly furn. or - £ & ____________ — J. W. HALL. REALTOR Concrete Pipe to Meat All Quali­ unfum. Screen porch. PH. S13-M. Jehnny Walker, Aaeorlata fication!. IS—TRAILERS "Call Halt" Phone 175* Sherman Concrete Plpa Co. IT—HOUSES and COTTAGES D A ILY C R O S S W O R D y?*ju# II Kl SEC Authorizes f :i *j -• 1 .1 »l .« Out Weat n th St. Phone 24M I t trill pay YOU to m « US before M—HELP WANTED!'EM ALE ACRUM 48. Mimicked 30. Fruit This ad it a free p an to the Mo:m # • • VH 1* SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ vlaland Hldc-In Theatre for Erection Of Plant you buy. Open Eveninga and DOWN 1. Hint 23. Smaltaat 4 l> ••H*1 • WAITRESS — Apply Touehtou’a U SED BRICK able Home* and Apts. Phone 27. Sundays. 1. A fabric ft. Not ruffled of II .<3 J *. *’l * • M:a, James Wright, Ranterd Drug Store, Mr. ■*r, Clark. Cla Trailer Sale* TWO CARLOADS beautiful used tha 2. Measure t f r « r if M J 9. Show ing On Coosa River Palai111, Fla. brick. Orange, red, and burnt 3-BEDROOM house, unfurnished. na ' led capacity United aalfBaautlcian, sir conditioned salon. At 3541 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 903. 1A -3 » •al WASHINGTON UT- Initial flnin 3. Employ yoaaaailon lu ta a Coed Goad P*Vi permanent position. black. Sec them at SHERMAN i t —USED CAM Ui » 1' J t 6 CONCRETE PIPE CO. ^oAsU A?ew^y 4. Ever 10. Out loud (abbr.) cini for conntructlon of i IW FURNISHED 3-bodroom house. Phone 1til > i (poet.) 12. Aquatic 2ft. China#* * 4lilt.M! million dollar steam eleetrle «tenLarge yard for children. Near HUDSON Hornet IMS, excellent 11. :i • 1 ud RED-I-M1X CONCRETE A. B. Paterson, Broker Associates ft. Island pre­ mammal High SchooL Ph. 501-R, condition throughout, many as* Immediate' placeRient for Ambi­ ■ * JIM y. 1 rl*n» on ,,,# Coou. n Miracle Concrete Co. tious, friendly a*!**lady for A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. Che*- eratinp off Ita!| 14 • 11 bait S fecture 13. Rail ^ m ^ J n ljrJ g fl^ C a U g lM t^ ^ In Alabama hs* been authorlied Phono 1355 S-BEDROOM houie, unfurnished. Avon Products. Sanford or Lake 303 Elm Avo. terson, Garfield Willetts, John by the Securities and Exchange A. A wing IT.Thua 54. Indian Monroe area. Contact Mra. Jua­ Call 2003. Meisch, R. W. William*, Hats) T. Nolly living mi HOOPING nita Russell. P. O. Box 975, Or- Now inMETAL «. Pondering 13. PUfeF M. Plaid, A. C. Doudney, Land Commission. In Utah stock. 5-V C rlm p-lU ” COMPLETELY FURNISHED 4Southern Electric Generatln! 13. Conjunction 9. Young 39. Part of 93. Aftiat'a Corrugated — 216” Corrugated room, 1 bedroom houie, screen­ Suveyor Co. of Birmingham, Ala., will turkey ta. Clamor 116 N. Perk, Phone 1126 a pen This ad will a d m i t Ralph A. Get ell Your roofing needs at ed porch, Me* yard. All elaetrle build IN pliiRte The SBH eulhor* I I . Hand dunes 57. Itnnk of 3#. Matched, 30. A shade IS-BEAUTY PARLORS S harm ah Concrete Pips Co. kitchen. 4 months only, ISO Swart*, Sanford, to tbs JUta ItEng.l a lord of brown Ron* L. Payton, Broker liallnn. made Thursday, had been liken month. Phone 3941. Out West 13th SL Theatre. Kip.July 14, 136*. requested by the Southern Co., Modern Air-eandiUoned Salon leafed#* 11. Neon (aym.) 15. Unit of 31. Produced Alberto J. Hall. Associate rciitlanor 14 74*4 dead OCEAN FRONT cottage at New Phona 3171 cracks In K e rri a tt’s B onuty Nook 33. Theron 17-13 at Hiawatha parent corporation of Southern WOMAN with machine to eow 4S—BUNNKU EQUIPMENT (Elee.) Smyrna, Ph. 3147 after 9 p .m . (abbr.) agtaaa 4*. a urn* paf 1SS B. Osh Ph. m ready cut aprons. Easy, profit­ Electric. , , . . . 16. Dismay 23. Point (Pottery) The acllon euthorited sale of able. Spare or full time. A A B HAYNES Office Miahin* Co., NICELY furnished home, gaol S7—BROKERS and REALTORS I t —BUILDING—REPAIRS IP. Title of Typewriter*, adding machines, 33. Theater 34. Unlta of a. APRONS, Fort Smith 3, Arkan­ in.MX) share* of common stork* FOR RENT Sanford Ave,, Phone 1I97-XR. PAINTING -ispact Saloa-Rcntal*, 314 Meg., Ph. 44. 44. Tear work attendant sas. $75 per mouth. Drslrahle 3 B. R. homea, kitchens of Alabama Power Co. and Geor. 36. Animal prtl gil power Co, 10 the Bouthrrn a lum in u m p furnl'hed. $90 to (tin month. Administrative. Secretary I mined 4t—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD 37. Capuchin 3 BEDROOM h o u s e . Kitchen Co. ter one million dollars. For Masse Trailer 31436. THAT'S ALL! lately. Shorthand ppreferred r w m t but monkay equipped, woter furnished. Com­ USI Alabama Power and Georgia BLEEP-TIME SAVINGS 3 BR frame houaa, modern bath, net aaaontlal, Klaatrit typewri­ 33. Avoid 'i ® u 4 mltea out on hard road. Shade power in turn each will make a 3119 er Franch 4 n th St. ter. Good , poreonnel policies. Kingiu* Bed, complate 30. Involuntary BUS S. Park Phosa 1103 Writs Semlnote Memorial Ho* trees. Only taoo Down. 3 Inches wider and one million dollar inveatment In muscular I-BEDROOM house, unfum. At A longer than ordintry bad rial. P. O, Bos U t or Ca l ! common slock of Southern Elec­ contraction 2541 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 903 or FAINT now, pay later. Up to 1900 Ol HIRE IT 18 FOR QUICK HALE tric. This money will be used ter Bedroom Suite |39 144-W. Jl. Cubic lor as little as SIT.M monthly. Illg-Bx, 1. a' Bookca.e bad, Dreeeer This home 1s up tu the minute in initial financing of Hie project (abbr.I No down payment neceaaary. tt-M A L E ar FEMALE MODERN 2-Bedroom Trailer, Putand Mlrrwr construction — is attractively along with funds from dobi secur­ 33. Toward Call SUM Mr Information. ir ir ly furnished, with Florid* room Complete 13^ _ decorated and will plaaae the ities to he sold publicly. r 34. Instructor* 130.00 dally, SeU Luminous Door 3 Rooms and utility ruom, on private lot. Bedroom. Living Room moat fastidious. Large living „ CONSTRUCTION 37. Old TT rH sr Write Reeves, Dept 150, Phone 1413-K. and Dlnatt* Foundations laid or poured. WtU Plates. morn with open fireplace, nice measure ECHOLS BEDDING CXI. do all or any part cl yotw build* Attleboro, Maas. Fra# sample*. *lti'd dining room, two good of length z Corner gnd A Magnolia, Pk, U32 1-BEDHOOM house, unfurnished, Lego! Notice lng. Term* or Cash. Iitim atta IS—SALESMEN—AGENTS bedroom*, Florida room (or ex­ 39. Indtftnit* kitchen equipped, 1100 tra bedroom). Closed garage, Mr. "Bud Bamberger” Mgr. article P 3-BEDROOM house, fumUhad or K Kitchen furnUhtd. Open Monday'* 'til 3:13 p. m. 4ft. Part of unfurnished, $75. Nolle* I* li?r*7 *C *lv«n Ui»t th# FLOOR landing and finishing. at only $10,300. VISIT OUB BALCONY t r * • 11 MIDI WDDllHf »! Ih t stooktiulilDrB a chaar Ir 3-BEDROOM furnished d u p l e x Cltanlng, waring. Serving Semi W. H. “atiii"Tntr.4iPER for young man to learn the re­ „f Tit** Hteiifor*! IlD n la w ill !•«* 41. Min* apartment, |ao I m Hid l»rin7i|iU-llHlrrn»rD llu lt l pole County since 1325. ..Realtar — General laanrance tail Ur* aad accessory bust* Buy your Furniture a t Barry'a, TT" enltanc*.* PHONE 1IM 9film ll< mi I'. HttrlGD, *iH Shirttiny, Warehouse Furn. Co., at 301 W.1 H. M. Gleaaeti, LakeMary Gny Allen, Associate neai. Experience not neeoaaary. j„ l v : i . ix i* * 1 loiaa n 'llm k A M 43. Congealed, Arietta Price, Associate for th* lranMi'lii-n of such l>o>tnr»* Company benefiu include Ufo 1st St. All nationally adv. fur • TT“ Sr as «at«r IS—ELECTRICAL CONTRAUTORh before 111® lit SL All nationally adv. furn­ 2-B.R. Bungalow, cempltuly furn­ tu t U t N. Park Ave. 1 , pItijv II I'ciitf * ' eptUliiaUo* Inaurauea, all 45. An cm. KoiIttlm an iture at warehouse prices. ished, hot-cold water Included. te^s>M*y*«. Straight Dal* H r.rrla rv bankmrnt RANDALL CLEGTRIC GO. wy . h i IF IT IS RBAL ESTATE PHONE 1333. nt-monl w along a HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN Etectriesi Contracting * Repairs ask Orumlay I* Montalih i,v t i i s: ( i m i n - n i l x r . m v t i i i t ' the Goodyear Mrvii* giSfrr * T ~ liver J l 1 1 1 1 IAS. I M il U T IN »M> TON PRICES PAiD FOR USED at UT South Park, Phone 1TI LAKEFRONT fishing and swim­ TV Serviee Center 1131. Park Ava., Sasforg, Fla. • SlMINUl.s: Sill v tk . S’l.OMIIIA. 46. r a il of FURNITURE ming, I bedroom concra lo block They Know Beadlx and Crealey Appliancts IN t ’HAN* SiHV M*. tier a stair unfurnished, 3U Phona M il or IPT II *: O f e r i T W IU O N .M A 1E R 113 M sfo o lis Ave. P h. 113 3S-WOBK WANTED—FEMALE FOBCED MOVE I — >W-t, 47. Slaggar CAAG R. Hague . » wteowtr. FU R N ITU R E CO. rialnlllf Owner requests immediate____ cLEANHfa or baby ait* IS—LAUNDBY-DDY CLEANING HOUSE PROOM cottage, lights and water 3 Bedroom Masonry houaa, Kit- i.Vwi.ie Miu.s:n, *1 *1. ting, whole or half day, Phona csn i i i furnlahed. Phone 1345-11. chrn equipped, furred walla, 1531-J* |l*rinriin<>. On* hour —Wash and Damp Dry S t l E. P i n t S t. ceramic tiled bath, blind* and ■TATr! OS' K I^ IIIIU A T ill On# hour W—Wash and Dry Fold M II.I.L'lt. II Uliv®, hlr unhnuKH M— ROOM aad BOARD 31-WOKK WANTED—MALE heater. $120# d o wn . $53 94 p|,s«ni#* If |ii#rrl«4l Dfifi |f 4**4# CLEARANCE Finished Laundry •if wruam am monthly; which includes taxes, t* n p u l Ik« lltlkfliiY* II tlfir*, 4«y*»I»b*-1 CUED FURNITURE Baritone Dry Cteanlng I Nicely furnished rooms in town. la*.. *ic. IVi'A loan can be asFULL TIME Job for l e n n i r , by Cenfrri Freae Tfrifer 3-rC LIVING BOON SUITE High School boy. Phose MSW. *»»A if desired. Adult*. Cali aumtd by nurthaser with no V.tVufc wuwrvw&'te L r . v r *®4 j o #k p i i u . a k r i :k i k >n l2»W . THOUGH that African nation UA*r Bet ywV need ta leek questions aahad. W444 la the full $• p c G iv in g * Roo»rRUiTBy W* 0 a , if »llv#, th®lr raaaaetTv® unOdd job* daiirad by oxaerteMcd ef Eritrea la only four year* old, op—an we had tel Itii.ion r:,ou®>* If m arrlad. an<1 it Hl-PItw maroon valour Sofa and 3 I BEDROOM House, adults only, price. carpenter. Fhono 4M-WT daail. Ilia rtauacllva tinkiKioit il’a about to kava It* third presi­ I f I matching chairs ..................... l i t 301 Holly Ave.. Call 1391-J. ts—PIANO SRBVICM In Ir h Il-v lirr-. la a a lrta #«'•. ft!* " 1: dent. The natives must regard FF.P. poatenrd* fhnf h powi ARMLEHH SOFA . . . Ideal f e r arc nt III* aalJ »loUl!ll SJ. l.K V V Seminole Realty national election* aa a fascinat­ J n n u i'll »t, ATH tUN pQ SUAl and mower wanU mowing. 7U-M* trailer or amall room . . . Slaepe Woman wants clean, quiet, nice, non* */ Ale poll ar* L U Sill — Ftew Tsahriaten” T. W. MEBO any aad all paraona clalmlnir an> ing new sort of gam*. ly furnlshod room, ysor ‘round. W. DUTB1CH8 light groan, good condition gtl he’# M4(e*d wee# and la lil. t ill* or Iniaraat In and to Hi® 1, Sauteed ■ —BUSIN EM OPPORTUNITIES 1991 Perk Ave. Phona IT or IU 'em *m o lio* In s 4a*. rlbad I*n4 locatad In EW PLATFORM ROCKER * J V r J t^ J J ^ ^ ^ f o ^ T l^ J a n f n r i^ I I I iaiulnnU County. Florida, tu-w llt r r i SERVICE STATION - Excellent OTTOMAN . . . Beautiful brown Mere good netaa for Mr. AtwrMatin I* C'hala* WrM n( tlit plastic, regular 369.35 value. Floor KuulhaaM rornar nt Ilia MoulliLocation-Major Company Pro* d t e b — nPjjpg •9* Way# gamer.rreaerttearic For Batter Plumbing now only .................. 943 wait u u a rla r nr alia »<oiiilir»t A lriaatirr 4 HI ringer dueu—Provan Usllonaga. Avail­ sample, ptene /tree may be reduced, .3 w w T te iw liS. U p Too 11,ililii liln <->i|*rt*V of Nartlim SI. T .iw n _S*« ar Call NEW kk»E 4 WALL CABINET 14— HOMES Real Estate 4 Insurance able Immediately on Purchase COMBINATION . . . ref. <3440 *3 paseate aria #*| *3 • I * Huutb lUtie® S* s:a»t. run t t I W . J . R IN G Mri. Lowrlno Mecaengar, Assoc. _____ _ tli®nr® Weal I* rhalna. Ihcnca of Low Inventory from Present North l i l t chain*, ihaara Kaat 197 Magaola Ava. Ph. 13 Th* SMS Heath Fa rit- Phan# M ^ ) g * r a t o r ^ |h o n ^ ^ g ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ valua floor sample, now only gM I I ! t* i-hala*. thaara Baulli i :i » UBS i n : NEW BOUAWA1 ' ~ r b e d . . . CUSTOM BUILT HOMES rhalna to point o( baolnaln#. Wait Oenaony** rag. |33.U valua with innaraprug ’VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL Ton. ami aarli of vou. nr» harabv PLUM BING Adenauer haa baea ranulrad In apiiaar and III* (parmattreae, black enamel frame . . . FINANCING Contract and repair work. Fro* t f I graaa by a coupte «g U. g. M.aallv nr l>r your a llo rn a v l with ONLY .................... -............ m 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS estimates.. R. L. Harney. 304 34—INSURANCE Legal Notice Ilia I'lrrh of ilia ahova-ati lad I'ouri, Wealth doeent mad* every- veralUea. Ha amet ha I PC DINING ROOM SUITE . . . ‘LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS V.MI. w rlilro drf*n*»«. if any. In Sanford Ava. Fhono 1323. thing. For Instance, who was the trip to thla counter v h*rrln .................... hair* need ru-norklng, labia an A. K- SHOEMAKER. Jit. in l o u v r e j n w i i ' s r o i n r inill® fll*4 hti tun To u“iifat T ill* aealnat vou I® «M» r«g*a. and >o nchaat Roman la Juliun Cinani’a s K M iN o tie c o i a r y . j r L o a i M * 1 id worth much more than • Plumbin Preferred Hales to Preferred ion* 199) 1300 Mellonvill- CUTATU O K U U A T R I c C MAMCt •*rv* * r e a r of th® asm* an Plainnea ................................ til Policy hridof#l l i r . a itn rh ry. t.»rnw. an nr hater® ih * U t d a r ot Au#u®t. A. D- 1151. *»** Stfvici Jo h n William* I m . Agency j-PC DINING BOON SUITE . . . *f. on AH Water Fumpx— ■ tf*i ra* prn ronfaito w ill b* aa>e*t buy In the store , , Coal ov« LOWELL E. OZIER well* Drilled -— rump* 411 Sanford Atlantic Bank Pum tarad adalM t yuu '50040 law . . . still in exeallent v flim s 13H P«o>a *>'*4, Phosa 700 Phone 34 condition .Complete ONLY .. $33 e -a rtfc M C C T W - r T J a W ; Yuu an! each of rag ar* hereby Offlee: 2M5 8. QrtoM* Dr. natiriad *mi required 1#^ file a*y DINING ROOMTASLKS . . . 3 or 5" V * r 'H t n ^ N ” • , m claim® *«4 4®m*n<l» whltb yuu or U S HARD TO PAY? 8*11 cw £ things you’re throuih w i t h i l r ^ r i . a ’ u x r M J W X ' ft*rf c . t ‘i* u r W U C#“fl l>*nutr C la rk ‘ ld»r. Cauatv Ju4#a of NIGHT STANDS.. . 3 drawera, on through Went Ada for CAS)’ •rn»tl llnuahaldar. v. a l h i* o fflc a jn Hi* <®aU Sasnlaal® Cogntv, M-DOGS—CATS—PETS tera, need* paint. ---------- I t CaU i m . U HaaferC. *1erld . C. tlu tchlina, Jr. G a u rf lla u ta la (ANY OTHER PIECES TO ttn rrrv for Ptalnttlf ariaS>In thin alaht i l d u «rt*®4ar u l t d i r manlha from L\. .log Bird dog puMle*. Tbanaughbred NO - _ RhQUIRE D whan you ■ of th* fIr»t auidioatleti of • «i t i - i 11 IT CLEAR OT« AT INI Ssalard At*. mi a | Knrlh I’arh A>*nu* walica. Each *1*1 m or demand pointer*. P|l 1UW- $4U Y*l* thl* W .---------------pile* Claaauted a da through T E R im c B *' INGS * la ------tti®f and e>w®( H wrilinf end aaatalo lb * 'anfnrd. Plnrldd •ad ,##*• •(««• •aitk Tank fnetel .t on A Sorvjr*. Ava. laasat aed ***** Cimnootlasa. Arohla C mil* re* P lrit nublteatlen nn Jupa !* t i l l ___________ .ha alalmant h* ha ■warn___to bv th* a Nanutt, Fhasam-W or fJM T| n x n AND n r.T T iN G t ia u a a**n t a r *u®r*®r a r tb# aaaaa abal1 .-ut £. laL SL Phona U UMH A YSUiAM-ET LuM Adi >* void l.y a ir Wide >r* taaaasu Unden Call lit! tor odd Uyoala t.‘*ia* hblW F 'l.’'no ;.i.t»n va an ad-wmer'a interested help. 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"A " Quick Frown Chicken FRYER EAT-RITE GRADE "A" QUICK FROZEN CHUCK ROAST CHICKEN LIVERS - 791 CHICKEN BACKS - 19* CHICKEN NECKS » 10* CHICKENGIZZARDS■ 25 LB TENDER JUICY EAT-RITE GRADE "A” QUICK FROZEN SH’LDR ROAST CAT-RITE GRADE “A" QUICK FROZEN STEW BEEF * *. LB SUPERBRANO COTTAGE "Cot-Rite" RoWono, lunch Meet e r mild CHEESE OCEAN FRESH HEADLESS A DC. H’BURGERuuSI.00 PK. ROAST » 39e CHEDDAR » 39c WHITIRG 2 u. tie ICHAIR 4 SANBORN Instant Coffee A CHEESE <4. euf 25c WIEHERS i-u k * 39c BOSTON BUTT EAT-RITE A ll BEEF i EAT-RITE GRADE -A - QUICK FROZEN EAT-RITE LEAN PLATE LIMIT TWO WtTH POOO OIOCI. s DRUMSTICKS , n BREASTS LB OR THIGHS E a M tito FH m i I Q « a H » | B E E F ! ALWAYS FLAVORFUL 2 1 BAN C A L IF . 1 *1” S L I C E D B A C O N <e 1-LBPkgs **•- A BREAKFAST TREAT1 ¥ If S f n 1 idealdw B RICH AROMA GA. RIO FIELD PEAS & SNAPS 2 STOKflY WHOLE WHITE LIMIT ONI WITH FOOO ORDER PO TA TB ES 2 NO SOS c iu STOKELY P 'A P P L E JU IC E c DELICIOUS AU PURPOSE Giant BREEZE * « - 59c 21c 4* ox HAW AIIAN (UMIT ONE WITH FOOO ORDER) 28c U M P ’t h c- SUPERBRAND BAB 6 B F F U ft JT e 29s DIXIE HOME TEA * » - 391 ROYAL HAWAIIAN IT. MEAT TU BA FU N c- LADY BETTY WAFER NO H 21c IS M j- lie DEEP SOUTH STRAW BERRY C U K E P IC K L E 24 u PR ESER V ES DETERGENT WHITE 2 *. iwl FOUR & C H -0 SPU N K ru* 400 •« c . BBC FB B B QT F R E E R AX ^ICE 42c viLfcAm ^ » 2 2 L S 2 » i 2 (SOt CREAM 2 ^ 2«c KEN-4.-MEAL S 1 .1 l Fw- m . 2Ke KB44.4LAT1CN tic KILLS BUGS SHINES FLOORS 4R c THE FINEST ALWAYS AT WINN-DIXIE 11 ea 2 1 c TR B FIC i N H L SWANNIE FACIAL T IS S B E S CRACKS* GOOO N t 2* ea FRBB n . IL u i a i b^ARUNO v M J u n w ENRICHED B n w iw m J#v. - LOAVYS DIXIE t 2 le B B I A B 2 SAVE O N « F/i&sti/ fhtw /t FROZEN FOODS PAN-REDt nUMIMP lot N c f LETTUCE 2~-~2? FISH STICKS ^3-99* 3«99* GRAPES 2*49* StrTienies CELERY cw sp.juaoo « 23* Orange Jaice « 7 <-99* *■* 59* O LEO 2 u v R ttf USSY DCUOOUS N , RRA PE JB N E • c - N . B IT T E R p a t t ie s . . BALLABD OR MUSBURY BARKY H S M i n S — He MerfariM - - * & CAT B o o n GALS , cS .1 7 « ,cL Z 1 7 « 1 ---- -? - t t : T^ ^ r �X ‘ •u •> If Your Herald b Not Deli te red B y .« P . M. - im ' Call 1M1 Before.7 P. U- / v : For Delivery *w- V raW rito - « AN IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N EW SPA PER VOULMK XLYI1I tssssstsst ^ A N T O R D ^ L O R ID ir" ^ THURSDAY. JU L Y &. l f M Investigators Ttying Sales Tax ExceedsTo Determine Cause $86 Million Of Plane Crash Tuesday Sales Tax collections tor the fiscal year ended June 3d, IBM exceeded 9M million, an Increase of gig million ovsr the previous fiscal year, Ray E. Grseife. State Comptroller mid today. \ t The continual uptrend tn sales for Seminole County is shown in the collections by counties for the month ending June 30, IBM. The total tax collections for the month is shoWn as »M,<UO.0«. TM4 to in compartoan with the Ilf,*7*9.72 collected for the month ending June 30, 1BW. A more theq 10 per cent Incrcsee to reported for Seminole County,. * Total collections In the state for the year war# 9*4,101430.84, said Green, as compared with 974439,423,41 for the 1»MM fiscal year. This to an mereass of 144 per cent. Collections to June, according to ths report from ths State comptraitor, raverin# May sales, were 14404,94240, an Increase of 41,• 166,446.44 o r.1944 per cant. Similar to gasoline tax collec­ tions, Juno collections wars suprisingly high •• .they almost •quailed May collections r»lh ,r thaw taking the customary drop. N f , 114 1956-57 The Board of Seminole County so the budget cornu to « Commissioners, meeting t b i t t oat of 9163.310. morning at 1:30 for an adjourned . The Road and Bridge Fund total > meeting from last Tuesday, adopt­ appropriations cam* V 9403,946.04 ed a tentative 1934-37 budget for With reserve* bringing the.budg* *» " the operation of tha county-for tho et to 6521.54145. THa miitaSO tar ensuing year. the Road and Bridie Fund wa* The appropriation for the gen­ raised two mlrf*. -"W 1 eral fund cam* to 9265,14941 with An amount coming to tf.I.OOS ' miilaga let at eight mllta which was set aside in' ths ^teolaUv* -une nf the major projeftl o( is (bn statutory limit. With re- budget (or road materlxlg and th* .’m Women's Auxiliary nf tha appropriation tar m a ci hh il nn ee rr yf ocjiilmilc Memorial Hospital h it d which would Include two toad ma« Th* Board of County Commit* recently been completed with the chines, four (rucks, andI a polirr, •loners this morning was talking furnishing and decoration of toa was raised 910.000 whichh brought In torma of a “now eourthouie" family room. the total (a 553,000. i whan dUcoaalona rslstivs to the “It I* gratifying to me and to Porter Lansing, president | f th* romodcllng of sovoral office* In the the auxiliary" declared Mra. A. Seminola County Sportsman As* > building cam# up, < W, Eppa Sr., president of ths Aux­ aociatlon appeared before‘ this Commissioner B. C. Dodd; "ft It iliary, “the favorable response wc morning's session to request A time that wa bsfln to tot atids A check for 65,000 ha* been malted have received upon the comple­ sum of 9t,000 be added to next a nett tgg for a new court hours. to Seminole County by tiuto Comp­ tion of this room which is design­ year's budget for the* control of “ We’re being atked to build IfcU troller Ray E, Green to bring it* ed toe use uf persons fasting the hyacinth*. “ Tha Game and Fish and that all over the c o u n t y t a l a share of the rare track monies need for a quqiet place for medita­ Within th* next few day* the Department has promised mo a Dodd. "Maybe wo could build a up to (145,000, equal to the amount tion and prayer, for those that Sanford Zoo and Business Dlatriet cutter," Lansing told the' com* now courthouse and turn this received by each of the 47 countie* may have • member of the family will h r highly publicized with mlsslonere In his oxpLination a* • building ever to tab various agon* In Florida, for this fiscal year, critically ill, for those that would the placing of four highway signs to how the money mould be used, • clot." he added. According to the Comptroller's Ilka privacy in meeting their paa- to the north and eouth of Sanford. “but they have promised m* Office* In the County Court records, the 1955-54 racing season top or for a private talk with tha A program waa Recently devel­ everything but the rapiloi.** Th# House have bees remodeled tnuhas produced a total of HI.055,000 doctor." oped by the Spralnnt* County monies requested for th#‘hyacinth '4 merabla times la order to aUew for equal division among Florida's Mrs. R. N. Blackwelder served Chamber of Commerce publicity control will be set up in n “ protec* * additional rpace f o r variout counties. This compares with 94,tlon tar game and fish" fund la braochet of the county government 522,400 received from Jal slal, aa chairman of tha committee and advartlslng committee nnd Urn appropriations. , presented to the Sanford Merch­ The latest office to bo'remodeled on decorations with Mr*. Warren horse, and dog taxes during the Tha Board of CommMrioncr*^' was the office bf the County Judge previous year, or an Increase of Adams and Mrs. Dallas Loop as ants Association Directors lor were advised, When CHy Manage# and the JuvenlM Court Judge. their approval and assUtamo. •istlng her. 92,512,000. Discussions Util morning center­ A final distribution of racing The room, on the N it side or Two Chamber of Commerce signs Warren B. Knowles appeWtd be* ed around the need for additional monies totaling 93,000 to each mem- th# hospital entrance hall, Just Previously publicising the 6». tar* tb# Board ! request' ip tee la the office of the County ty was mailed Monday. Of a total opposite the main office, hai a Johns River Cruises are being re­ th* county appropriate T i t Attestor, of 9101,000 each county has re- predominating color aeheme o ma­ painted to direct tourist* to tbs hiring an additional sanitar Other business this morning, ceived this fiscal year, 1155,250 roon and gold against tha two Sanford Zoo and Buttons* District n sum of 92,90* was i l n f doming before the Beard of Corawas provided by taxes enacted ahadet of gram of th# walla. Sec Mrs. Harold Appleby rate*tam­ ip to thah tentative V tT Commlaaionerf, was the offer tional chain, placed together, are ed to rile# additional funds to amount whkh will be tnatel rior to the 1955 session of the from 0 art pic, Inc., of ffiJS t with iglalature, and 9M.T30 from the covered In green plastic mater­ pay for th* location of two other State funds, which which to buy materials to build a 1955 additional tax on dog tracks. ial. A corner tiered table, with • signs bojh of which will fit Into will hs nsod tar tha read from Bute Bead US north Is addition to the 9U.0U .000 di»- single brass candlestick on the tha overall program hotog carried ••curing another sanitarian tar to State Bead 04. tribuUd to the counties, racing top tier and Biblca on tha lower out hy th# Merakants Association tha couatr. Hie offer was accepted wtih one Tho newly revised .budget ten* funds produced 919,910,000 for the shelf, Is placed between the sec and th* Chamber of Commerce. . dittenting vote from Commissioner tattraly adopted this merntng .aisn State's General Ravanua Fund to tional. There are three Bibles, th# John Meiaeh, Meitfh believed that partially offral appropriations Protestant Bible, given by the One ef th* eigne waa erected Includes tha 97,5M requested by the ofafr shouttd cover “the pur­ mad# by th# legisliture for old Sanford Ministerial Association; Monday at i 'location m ar the Ksrlyte Housbolder, presideat of chase of materials" for the I f/io corner of First Street nnd Fnpch tha Berntools County Bar Aaaoels* » age assistance. the Catholic Bible, given by Mrs. stretch of read by Sanlaado Racing Uses this fiscal year If. B. Pope and ths Jewish Bibb, Ave. Uou, to b* wad far a Mortal Fed* have exceeded last year's collet- given to memory of Mrs. James , Tho thro# MdiUona) • n l create. M «N9f«Ire Jfe# M pd.., : '4 A.VWJ, by hire. WUlta'm J -.IN tft; A modern deHgn desk and chslr 2 Loccl Yotfths A rt 994.141-31 compared, with 960 of Philippine mahogany wood, tows: On tha late front Just wait Th# sum ot ILMB requoetod by 791,154.19 tor the previous year. of th* Stafford Boat Works plant Boottaoio Oaunty Junior Chamber sable color with lacquer Undergoing Basic was purchased by the auxiliary. on 1T-N; on 17-92 Just south of Urn ot Conunarea President Georg* Other furnishings Include a Toll French Ave. nnd Park Are. briar- A adrrr Spoor was approved fey Soldier Returns Infantry Training desk lamp maroon color and section; and on 17-93 two miles the Board and included In ths it budget adopted-this mam* Private Virgil M. Plekleetmer, braaa; a desk set; small bras* south of tho Sqiiford city limits, After 17 Months •*n of Ifr. and Mrs. .William flower container with ■ aide tri­ The signs will carry “8m tho Cast!# of S it Booth Elm Are. and angle arrangement of artificial Free 8anford Zoo and. Business Tho commissioner*, la storm to* In East Germany Private Cheater Cherry, sen of tog the needs ot Uis county for u pink roses, lilies q the valley and District," and additional BERLIN ID—The U. B. Army $ Mr. end Mr*. W. E. Cherry of n o d malntenanco, brought la tho matton and Information aa to h*w win# grapes. A maroon nnd gold said today an American soldier t i l l French Am, of Sanford, hav N mltoa of nod* pnsumtbfy to roach tho city, has returned after a 17-month ab­ waste paper basket stands beside recently been nsslgined to *C to mod over to th* county for ths desk. sence la Communist East Ger­ Compony, lit. Battalion l i t Train. matateeane*. Member# of th* A beautiful Dorie Ultra Btep-A many. Ing Regiment at Fort Jackson, B u rd noted that th* reads had He was identified as Pvt. Gay- Light floor lamp with tarnish re B. Ct for right weeks of basic not boon ''officially'' turned over ter L, Turner, 90, of Montgomery, siitant baso and whit* shade Infantry training, to tho county. furnish## three way lighting and Ala. . . During thsee earning sight weeks July t Clerk of Circuit Court O. P* Turner had been absent from stunning heavy weight brass tbs* will loans tho fundamentals JkBhiIibIom Ham said “I believe that th* hla artillery unit In West Germany bookenda, leaf design, grace a Mrs. John W. Epps (Sanford) m at don ef M a g a soldier. This Involves tots Ion of tho legislature will since Jan. 91 1955, tha Army said. tow table apposite the desk. •islira am lecteiuo hs such subEsther House (Gvtodo) correct tho evils of the Road Tha announcement quoted him as A number ef books have boon ieeto as first aid, military coyrtMaris McCormick (Sanford) Code." ■aying he had been livlnf, in Eaat pieced to the room including "A ‘5s o*T. field sanitation, and military Dtethirioa Commissioner John Meisch ox* Germany all that time. Ott Id o to Confident living" history; they will alee toks part In Juliets Psndslton (Sanford) pressed the opinion "With th* Tha soldier is undergoing a com­ and "Ths Power of Positive field problems Involving tho uss Louisa Grant (Winter Park) ■mount ed pressure being brought plete medical examination. He will Thinking" by Dr. Norman Vincent of tho M-t rifle which they will Harriett Kill (Hanford) to bear on tho legislature and remain tn custody until hit bbfire e« various ranges, P etit; “ Forever" by Mildred July I Road Department, tho county wilt aencs has been Investigated. Fhrt Jnrksoon Is owe ef tho Cram; “ The Prophet" by Kahili Admissions not hav* to take over th* reads." country’s largest infantry training pibrinj “Call to Faith" by Ra­ Tarry Griffin (Sanford) Clark O. P. Herndon, however, —ateri, and effen schooling In chael Hintorlite, aa wall aa devo­ Bouta Edwards (Sanford) S. Carolina Girl ■aid “Tho Road Department la bo* various tasks nmoctotsd with an tional booklets. Linda Padgett (Longwood) ing aohad to Ignat* tbo low— infantry division ouch eg darkOn ths wall faring tfta entrance Andrew Keen (Leesburg) Named Miss Dixie door they hav* no othar ajtornatlv# typists, radio operatoes and is hung a 22x51 inch wall pic­ Nellto Marshall (Sanfotd) but to comply with tho code." DAYTONA BEACH Uri-A South ture of “Tha Head af Christ" by Emily H. Bruce (Hanford) A public hearing on tho budget Carolina girl with brawn eyes and th e ‘famous religious painter ar­ w After the trainee completes his John N, Gray (Sanford) brawn hair best out two Floridwaa sot for July M at I p. tn. Tbo first sight weeks ef training he tist, “ftallmaa." A special treat­ Elisabeth Baker (Bantoffi) lane tor the Mils Dlxia title tart ment waa given the picture to pre­ Booed ot County Commisslonsra . is given sheet 14 days leave. night. will also ait aa an Bqoalli gttou After this h i n ay return for serve It abd to give an appanrtnee Baby Boy Epps The erawn, the 9!,ooo scholar­ Board on tho cams afternoon. . farther Infantry training or etof nn ail painting. Tha frame has Baby Boy Marshal! ship, an assortment of merchan­ g* one eg ths post’s to tha discus*Iona on th* Discharge* dise and vacations here and to • dull gold leaf finish, simple to budget, P. M. Cutlum sppgared Mariott Wilson (Jacksonville) New Yeeh City went to Martha design., tha commissioners asking The entrance Boar U finished Jackie Manning (Sanford) Dean Chestnut, to, ef Conway, y that ditches be opened to tha area She represented her home stale with double nylon net glsae cur­ Mra. Neota Harris and baby boy adjacent to hia farm In order that Fiimogan, 2 (ftaoford) to the Miss t meriea contest lari tains, with side draperies of silk water, similar to tha heavy rein* maroon color m steriil, . icreby Benjamins and Bobby John* fall and was a favorite with the that hit Sanford on Monday, rtralq -Arrive Far Talk* □doting privacy to those within. crowd nf about 134*0 that saw (Hanford) off properly. Cullum said, " l bo* Viola Heed (Sanford) the Anal* of the Dial# Frolics holi­ The rwni was furnished at an Over Steel Strike approximate cost of 3100. It la Mrs, Jaan Marie Ruui and llcvs that for aound progress w* day pageant. should stay within our own means, P im B U B O B UR - Joseph F . Miss Chestnut Is 5 foot T. weighs plan Bed by ths auxiliary as funds baby girl (Sanford) . 1 ask you to first give considers* Finnegan, Streeter of the Federal permit, to |mu-hss* much needed IN aad m easu res 34-24 3 4 4 . Andrew 8. Keen (Leesburg) tlon to tha basic needs of th* Mediation A Conciliation servlet, Frances Layton, 19, of Callahan equipment tor the hospital, as Julia Bradley (Sanford) rounty. tf wc can do without some end two aides came to Pittsburgh waa aacoad and Carol Baldwin, well as making the patient’s July 4 of the luxuries this can be done." today for “exploratory talks" rooms more attractive a n d IT ef West Palm Beach third. Admissions Also appearing before tbo Don d with disputing pantos to the M ay In the afternoon 5-year-old Deb­ “homalika", stated Mti. Epps. Emma Lou Methcwa (Sanford) iii this morning was Sanford <Vy eld nationuikdo start strike. bie Lyen Blanton of New Smyrna Darwin Bhea (Fern Park) Manager Warren 8. Knowles who Ptanagen said ha will moot with Beach won the Little Misa Dixie Mra. Emma Jean Frame asked that some bail* be worked .wUnlteA Btoetworiurs’ President Bank Is Robbed 1111*. (Sanford) on where the city can ut* tha neri' “ David J. McDonald and John A. Myrtiro Godbolt (Sanford) “mixed In plac# road machine.'* * / Of $28,000 Today Stephana, V. B. Bteel Parp , vice Cora Lee Johnson (Eustli) The request, aald Knowles, wsuli Sbslla Portlock (Titusville) be for some definite period of 3* By Lone Gunman “to try and fe d put what Loretta Washington (Oviedo) days, the paints ef dMtan*aoaf*.M STARKE 14—A lone gunman rob Mrs. Iferma Leo Buchanan Commissioner Meisch brought ■s Finnegan said Bsera MP no imof tani Sisco J um a year ago the sav­ dollars going for there needs. The mid-ysar atatameat bed tho Florida National Bank to­ (San(ord) out th* fact that Orange Count* Mediate m m fee gf Lest Night's Gpine First Federal Savings and Faying dividends, at the rate of day of 92S.0M. ings accounts at First Federal have ■Jrths not allow tho ua* of thofy the eegerisHene thet bests off to Yields 2 Home kilns tssodattoa shows total resources increased II per c u t. Store the three per cent a year and totalling Sheriff F. D. Reddish and (he Baby Girl Frame machines.. However “1 think our over 993,004 for tho first half of FBI immediately bagan an tavas jf 944*4,(2447. This la an increase Dlecharoto buying splurge induced hy the “cre­ 1954, the directors increased tha ligation. Lari night's softbaO gNM bernathlM should be imod Irntond twee* Robson Siporting f ' ami nf ever 4** million defisra in the dit to m and trade-in bings" that reserves from 9414,511 as nf Doc. They said the robber appeared Mrs. Patricia Ruol and baby bay of letting It sk np. 1 (Sanford) MuBt-McRaberts p r t i u • * 4 two last II months, according to How­ started the last quarter of 1955, the 21. 1956 to 9493,715 to the period to be 21 years old, 5 foot I t Inches a fair and equKabla deal." ; n v .ard FaviSe, president. p i mat. rata ef additions to thrift account* just closed. It was said that this tall, weighed 145, had dark brown Mra. Essie Dixon «nd baby boy The Board artvlsod Knowlc* th at . (Sanford) The progress ef the local thrift hat declined Mightiy, but the over­ attitude of Die governing board has wavy hair, a small mustache and Robson Sporting Goods ho should got together with thd cal- i firm U “me*t satisfactory" la the all picture still is quite encourag­ prompted many commendations for; hsrri eyes. - Mra. 1^ P. Hagan (Sanford) tha Huat-McRoberts team doaler who sold tho machine, tad . Surens (Sanford) C lift a P. Harndon M 4*term taw The taee ef Bw aconamto conditions that ing, according I* Favilto. U runs off 34 the pravlaton of Increased safety Ha took tha money to MBs from R. has* seen (ho snaaay supply shrink la tha six months Just closed, for those who have savings ac­ tho vault aad Bod. Mrs. C. W. Mom (fcnford) ■* raw were m a fair rental BRi N M iU f OMHfefl moult to ragardtooa of tha “tight money counts ot First Federal L Msrritt. Darwin flboa (Buford) PfOptdont t. L. Pooh Jr. was record bright*, Favilto said. Officials expect continuing fav­ d up by th* gun the Robson pitcher la aplla of tha temptations for baying and improving •( A ffi& fL orable conditions for further growth seen * rind# sen. Lovio Battles <Bastard) workers who are earning more within 171490 of the If 14 n il la tho remainder of tho year. than aver before In their lives to f 1N6, regarded s i a peak The directors are B. F. Doodnoy, buy many af tha “mutobuttoa era ir for thto typo credit,' i T. Hardy Br. i A. Edwin Bhlnhaiaor, X. C Har­ conveniences." savings have canto tho laaa association per Sr., J . H. Van Hoy, H. James of Jocktinned at a good ppea, k was said. eutive, with tour IRfes el * Got, Goargs Tsdhy aad Favtllo, m « vIlia. 'New Courthouse' *■Proposed By Board Al Today's Neel A search for a missing Navy tUerf1 went on today while Invettigatori began putting pieces of an “atom bomb delivery" plane together to try to fled out what made it erath near Eustis Tuesday. One hundred Navy men combed an area of about, a square mile yesterday to gather the bits -af the AJ Savage bomber from San ford Naval Air Station. Mott of the pieces were recovered, the The first itudents complete their Nary said. fearchers didn’t find the miss­ summer school work at Florida ing body of one of three men pre­ Kate University this week—1T1 teachers and supervisors ef voca­ sumed killed In the crash. A Navy spokesman, hen ever, said tional education programs who it officially discounted that any have been attending a three-week i of teh throe waa alive. He said •ours*. two parachutes, opened but empty, Those attending Include: Mrs were found and an eyewitness’i Gladys B. Hell and Mrs. Lydia report of 'seeing a third chute was Watt from Sanford. Dr. Edward R. Hankin. who I* in discounted. A dredge was scheduled to be charge of the course, said tho 1TI Include craftsman Of many.trades brought into the search to pi in a hole M feet deep where part and each a master of his own. of the plane hit. All hare come here, he said, One witness said the craft n to acquire additional professional plodod la the air. Three *ald they •kill in pining on their trades heard It before the crash and It to others. The State Department sounded as if It were in trouble. of Education to Jointly sponsoring Of two bodies recovered, the the courts, which will be followed Navy identified one as J. R. Whit- by another three-week eourse start­ nant, U, electronics technician ing July I and a two-week course second class, of Sanford. starting Jaly M. The other a spokesmaa said, Among the group of teachers was either Cmdr. Auburn W. Her­ taking the course are 11 English' ron, IT, pilot, of Sanford or U. ■peaking Cubans of the San Julian l y THE ASSOCIATED P E X tt U X. Foley, IS, bombardier r-H - ALrcraB Technical School who as­ The nation's traffic deaths ever gator, of Birmingham Ala. pect to pern on some ef their the Fourth of July spposrad edg­ KMwItdfe to non-EngUsh-tpoak ing toward the pn-boUday erilmatc of 160. big mambers of the faculty. Thera la an expert horticulturist With final figures not eempfied, from Daytona Beach school*, taro the traffic toll for the N-feour dentists who are teaching dental period starting at 4 p. m. local technology, two raglttered nurses time Tuotday and ending lari mid­ who are teaching reactical nurs night, was IN. In other violent Ing, reblnetmikers, nrpeaters, deaths, TS drowning* were reported By JOHN S. KRIDER JR„ RFC beauty culturtots, auto mechanics, and 64 periods lost their liras in The local National Guard Unit, TV-ridle specialists, printers, wel­ miscellaneous eccldents, tor an Co. B of tho 164th Armored In­ ders, photographers, and divlrsi- aver-aU total of 162. fantry Battalion, arrived at Fort fled cooperative training person­ The number of traffic fatalities aa well as the over-all total was Stewart, On. Sunday July 1 far two nel far greater than that reported on weeks t f summer training. Mori ef the students are from R odin fret,memo e m a tram Ala­ s s M f t s a r d a s S m "S Jt w m pau. . . , bama an# Georgia and as far away ef 64 tor a Wednesday In early M fsa netting up living quarters as Wlaranrin. Faculty also have and Inspecting training altos. brought In from m o ral July. The National Safety Council, Ths training Is in basic funda­ boon states. day had said which before the bolide mentals of the Infantry soldier. killed to auto160 persons might be ki While at Fort Stewart many «f mobilo accidents, said Indications tho men ef Co. B will attend were the final tofl may approach specialised schools, such as mater Med-Fly Blockade 150. mecheniea, armored vehicle driv­ “It's running even worm than ers, maintenance and chemical, Is Sat Up Today biological and radiological warfare IT. PETERSBURG Ifi-A mod- wa fsarad," aald Council Presi­ schools. fly blockade was set up today by dent Ned H. Dearborn. "And this Company R Is commsndod by State Plant Board official* to pre­ la In the face of splendid effort* Capt, Joseph D. Bryant n .veteran vent the spread of a Pinellas Coun­ of tow enforcement authorities who have conducted a vigorous cam­ of 144 years service In regular and ty infestation. . reaem and his hu t active duty Bests; g l o 7 * compartments, paign." being with the Infantry In Keren. trunks, and haigags ware no the The council had hoped that hy The ether company officers are Lfa officers' checklist for each car rigid enforcement and driver cau­ Glenn A. LingIs, John O. Koelieg, passing through the cordon. E. G. tion tha death toll could bo held Charles Lansing and Bill Nunn. Donahue of ih s board said motor- to M. The recreational facilh Iria woulld be encouraged not to chide swimming peels, carry front the roadblocked area dubs and post exchanges far nil fruit vegetables or plants potted Anti-Communist personnel while at Fort Blew to soil m , -- — ■ ,4*.Donahue said about 60 Inspectors Riots In Poland * etch woukU man Ihs first road­ blocks set up on U. 8. It South Blow For Freedom Farewell Party l i of New Port Richey in Pasco BLOOMINQTON. 111. UH-Adlal Staged For Officers County, Ptaellas' northern neigh­ Btevensoa said yesterday recent bor; mid U. S. 41 at Land O' Lake* antl-Communlri riots to Poland A grotto o* ths* ee on the Pasco-HUUborougb county were “a powerful blow for free­ officers and wires of 0 k m line. dom," but the West lacks a leader YAK-!, attached to Hen* tomorrow, Donahue told, to be the “calm and confident Wing One of the BariMUNtral Air roadblocks would be In spokesman tor free men meryStation, held Nrty operation ee V. to »» nest of Tamwharf.11 ---------Brad ---- BT4 west i f the gs, Btata Stevenson, 4 esndideto for the ,• State Reed « Democratic presidential nomina­ w d U. t. » ’ east tion told a McLean County Dem­ P ris o n to Manatee County, ocratic Central Committee picnic at the Turf d u b . th i f ffiUabarough. the meaning of the Poanan upris­ Thom invited Included i -v . . u ing “ is as dear to the Kremlin present and former members ef as it Is to free mra here." c r im e P r e v e n t iv e the squadron. K “A little breath ef freedom Is Comdr. Nerved Bsseutive Offi­ a dangerous thing to ■ totalitarian DISCUSS ID cer tor ths Squadron, to kevtog regime and tha West must make ths unit to taka command of WEST PALM BEACH, (* - A it dear that Sovlrl rulers rannul Heavy Attack Training Unit Two discussion brio possible creation find any solution to their Interns) and U . fig) Zimmerman to feeing of a Palm Beach County erime problems la asternal adventures," released from active duty to re­ preventive and/ detection office he said, * was on tho agenda ef a confer­ “That la why the qualily of turn |e hto home to Thus. Mis. Norvolt was presented wttk ence of commissioners aad prose­ Western leadership is *o Important a silver tea service during the eve­ cutors today. now," ning when Comdr. L. B. Libber Several grand Juries have rec­ He said Americans have learned presided over the totrodeetton ef ommended establishment of a set­ that “ we can be left isolated and various member* ef the aquadre* up that would serve Be a crime •lone and that wa can be defatted dtterrem u well as a crack agen­ to the cold war without ■ shot be­ and department beads. The new executive officer of cy for solving crimes, ing fired." Squadron VAH-T will be Oamdr. day tor Ferrari «ho nill take over felt duties on July IB. Sanford Women Attending 3-Week Course AIF5U nvixiliary Complete i6i roject Seminole County To Receive $5,000 Of Racing Funds Signs To Be Erected Publicizing Zoo, Business District i&sas a r& e M i i.F m ra.S E ** Holiday Traffic Deaths Are High Co. Bb Attending Specialized Schools SSSr^T M Hospital Notes X nt s S T $ First Federal Resources Increase C i : ' a — SVG" 3. ## � 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, July 04, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 04, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 04, 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/fe2450baa6f8d56a589daeed99f8f627.pdf c5f60b9b21285df520a5e7674ca29eb9 PDF Text Text Kitchen Shower U Planned By Ladies For New Church Organizational Moating Planned For DAY Auxiliary An* offanlMtlowel meeting of the Disabled American Veteran* Auxiliary, Chapter No. M, met at the DJLV. Hut an South Scmtnol* Bird., Thursday eight, June a, at I p. m Tk* purpoM of the luxlllery Is to hotter advance the interaat of the efcepter and to work for the betterment of all wounded, In­ jured and dbahtod veteran* and their famillee. Thooo oligthlo to belong to the organisation art wtvoa, widow*, daughUrs, a la t e r a , mothers, grandmother*, granddaughtara and Gold Star mothers of a wounded gate or Injured servicemen la lino of duty while sirring In the army or naval forces la the United Statoe in time af war. Hie veter­ an dees net have to be a mem­ ber of the poet hi order for the wlfs er relative to belong to the auxiliary. concerning the organization are asked to contact Mrs. Louia Ro­ tunda Phone mto-J. They are also urgod to attend the,nest meeting at the kut on July t, at g p. m. The rbartar will be bold open until July 91 for those wishing to boeomo charter members. m A fS H S ? M W , MONDAY Meeting ef the Friendship Class of the First C h r i s t i a n Church and a business matting at th* church at 7s30 n.m, Th. Philathea Qais of the First Presbyterian Church will have their annual picnic at 6 p. m. at th. horns of Mrs. John Wilson, Golden Lake. Mrs. Wat­ son Wallace le Chairman and Co-boateas. The Boy Scout, of the First Presbyterian Church will meet in the Scout Room at the Church at 7 p.m. The Sanford Story League will hold a brunch and Installation of officers at the home of Mrs. W. U Rocha, Ilf Laurel Av*., at 11:10 a. a . TUESDAY The Women’s Society of Christian Service of Tho F i r s t Methodist Church will have n Board Meeting at 9 S-m. followed by the regular Businas* and Pro­ gram meeting at 9:4# am. Vacation Blbl* School will ho conducted at Eldar Springs Bap­ tist Chapel from 9 am. to 19 Noon. The pioneer Fellowship end Recreation ef tho First Presbyter­ ian Church will meet at 7:90 p. ta. at the Church. Th* Sanford Tourist and Sfauffleboard Club win hava a covered dlih supper at 9 p. m. at the club bout*. WEDNESDAY 6VAL9 AX* FUN-LOVIN' — 7 ANIMAL*.—I \— Legal Notica Vacation Bible School will bo conducted at Elder Springs Bap­ tist Chapel from 9 am. to 19 Noon. Th* midweek prayer service eril| be held at First Baptist Church at 7:80 p.m, Roy Britt will lead the Sunday School Workars' Confsrenca at First Baptist Church at 1:11 p.m. Th*' Girl Scouts wilt meat a First Presbyterian Church a I 9:30 p.m. Th* Mid-Week Bible Hour will bo conducted by Rev. A. G. Me­ lania Pastor of th* First Pres­ byterian Church at 7;M p.m. The Chancel Choir will rehearse at First PrsshyUrian Church at 7:30 p.nu ______ Th* Hoard of Countv Cgromlaalon•re or Seminole Countr. Florid, will receive bids .1 lb . Clsrk*. oftlc* In ihc Court House . I Hanford up lo 111. . ,, .i.iM . - - ~ ,---- . unknown epoueen. hrlrn devleeee u r w & jg u w “ • eot,r- .rente**. creditor* or other partial Four.Cvlladcr, v n I v e-ln-head claiming kr. through, under oi enrol in. m a in , not Ii h than li t n.nintt th*ra or ollher of them, end cu. In oletnn dlmUceiaent. nil peraona claiming nap e»ta«. Battery Isnltloa Ocm betters) right, title or Inter**! In or lj*r Vertelil* Snood Oovcraor 110* upon the font property herein doRegulation). ■crlbed er ear part thereof, all ol reildenren ere unknown: IVltir'c'bl* Tree Ol! who*n TOU A H * HEBERT NOTIFIED that a eult to quiet title ha* b it: Oruuntil In the Circuit Court af *(m f. A X No, 4 Flvwbeol Horn- Inola Cuuntv. Florida again*! roi In*. and each of Von claiming any onInto, rlnht, lltlo or Intrrejt In or fiovcrTor* JintroU—laetrumeete lien upon tho followlne dtocrlbto (atarttn* iwltch. lanlilnn (witch rtal property altuato In lemlnoti Ammeter, Temperature and C0UVh‘e f c i f ^ e W n f th . NEU Th# Ledles Aid Sodety ef th* Lutheran Church of the Redeemer end the Lutheran Women* Ml* •loner* League met recently *. the home of Mr*. Phillip ScMees/ men, Peetor Schteeemen gave the devotional. The flr*t half of the meeting wee devoted to the Mlitleneig League, the topic for dlecueelen wee "Youth to Servo** end er*e lead bp Mr*. Marvin Page. Mr*. Henry Thureton preelded over the bu*!ne*i meeting, Com­ mittee report* were given. It was announced that on July 19 the Ladlci Aid would have k kitchen ehower for the kitchen of the new church now tmder con­ struction along with their regular monthly matting at th* home of Mr*. Henry Thur« ton. Thoie attending the mealing were Mr*. Katherine Senkarlk, Mr*. Marlon Harman, Mr*. DelorI* Die!*, Mr*. Either Trued, Mr*. Ruth Senkarlk, Mr*. Edna South­ ward, Mia, Jo. Melech, Mr*. Gian McKondrto, Mr*. Don Blrktmeyar, Mr*. J. 8. Ekarn, Mr*. >. C. Jorg*n**n, Mr*. B. Wackar, Mr*. M. G. Hodges, Mr*. Henry Thureton and Mr*. Sckalaaman. 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Mar. r 6 r* a« Jpn tt tk* office of the clerk n the Circuit Court on or bolero ti, I • - .. propertr altell be token a| later then.the let dev of Aunu* t ilt , therein eettlaa up the eetati rlnht. title or Intereat In or lien up­ on the above deecrlbed proportv '’VX'tK D thin ttth day ef Jeae, III*, tClerk’* Myall C il?ra1n V e tr0noL er fudameat wtr aVaa« . . BTi a L Huat IBB unknown enccoeeors and a»»ln»». a« ___________ „ r * i ? , ^ v ‘ v ;BjsifN hnnwe ftMjt 4*1SM * of. Mtd court el Sanford, rtortd* fehlt Ar:**tmI jm AS**t^** sit INE.** k*it Mae ***l£ll atrln of Jana tt foot wldo off of the aoulh cldc thereof) and vnu aro harebv renulrrd f-» file viiur anawer with th* Cltrh of th* Circuit Court Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Bemlnol* Countr, Florida at th* Court Huum In aanford. PlorIda. and to aorva a copr thereof up on the plalnttffe or Plaintiff oi plaintiff*' attorner whom mama l- e°^Me*notlee ehall be published care each week for four emieorutlv* weeko la tho Hanford Herald, newe- A.m i f T . A. TtiirDONitt ' the allegation! of eald Complain, tn aulat title te the nfereoat* dej S iu t T O !f . , V# ft p. IIERWDON, aooueo If married, end If d*ad, the feehacllve unknown helm, davlaeee, r e 'n ^ _r_ pump, aufilon Pan. Hood end ° r ***?1k ^ ai Wlkter Perk. Florid* jA w V j“ r ,,,i t e :.d T m v HtCKB. hie wife. If alive, and. II deed, the-ressecllro unkeown hair* ■ER hie. Wife: end any end nil n sv a i f e l l ’ d :1 m rlh *ilen d Irlnu and belnn In kem tko|c Countr, Florida, tu-wlt: lx r e s ctnciTtr r o u t , xtert* . v n s r r ii Jrn* *ru|j. |lt feet n- D.*t» ■ MPlaintiff. ADA E. MOOHH and L T. MOOHE her hutbaad. *t nl. _______ ,, r>»r»ndente wi*ilei w vii m m m nn 13 T«IW VAM® o r THW flTATK OF H^BNBBT B ef the above etrlec Halnee r Plaintiff • TOUGH AND DURABLE—Harriett* wtafc d ttt blow thoai off, even gel** of ISO arilo* por toer *r* o**0y witkotoog by tboao Ittgh, tatoriocUxf rttogtoR. FREE ESTIMATES Orange ImproveMeiil Co. �11/V ; Shop and Save la Sanford 3 M ne # m t f m ^ritobjtohe^Pn^ VOLUME XI V Ill 8ANFORD, FLORIDA li If Ymt HmM l» Not e r a l i ti i DeHvtred By • l». M. Call 1R2I Hbfert 7 P. I t Par Delivery Wlrn TUESDAY JULY a. 195B NO.. IS Proposed Traffic, Survey pTport Approved By Board non Seeking Holiday Observance Read S Of State Q uiet In Sanford From D ial Sanford will observe tha Fourth* Po diana of July tomorrow ia iti usual quiat Top item on tha agenda before A ft rd City Manager fashion. tl)e Board of Seminole County Evans Proposes Old Commissioners this morning wra is no»l . political spotlight in Stores will be elorad, aa will hia home state. tha approval of * resolution Mayor Thnmas L. Leman of the banks, post office, city hall and whereby the county would repay Bloomington, Ind., ha* been nomi­ court house. Hospital Be Used primary road fundi a aum of |12,< nated a* the Democratic candidate The biggest business around the 400 (rom its secondary road for Secretary of Stale in the No­ city wlU probibly be flourishing funds, should the earning! and. vember election. traffic survey of tho propose! In the filling stations as motorists By Charities causeway over (hi St. Johns Riv* According to Dally Herald-Tele make the best of tho day by visit­ % \ CITY MANAGE! WARREN P.. KXOWLRft ran find Ho pU<» to I to make pl*e* lor naw furniture end to provide ■ reception room for •it except ths top of hi* dt»h. The entire ofliro U being vennvetad 1 City Hell visitors. (Btaff Photo) Proposed S alary Increases Discussed At an informal meeting last* night of the Board of Sanford City Commissioners a proposed sched­ ule of job claialilciUoni was dis­ cussed along with tha salary schedules to accompany the re­ vision of varioui positions within the structure of departmental em­ ploye*. ’ "Tha position elaaalflcation and salary schedula is rat of the ma­ jor things that could happen with­ Major Roy Green, AsaLatent Op­ in the City at the preaent time/’ erations Officer for the 48lh Ar­ City Manager Warren E. Knowles mored Division, Georgia-Florid* told tha Board of Commissioners. National Guard, along with Cap­ However, no action waa taken tain Voile A. Williams Jr., Aulaat last night’s meeting and no tint Judge Advocate Gmeral for policy waa adopted. It was *m the Division, left Sunday for Fort phasited that tha meeting was Stewart, Oa., where they will take merely held to diactue tha propoe- part in the two weeks summer field training icsilon. •d schedule. Troops of the uth Armored Di "For years we have gone vision came frg-v Georgia, and r -on blanket raise* Without r Florida, from Atlanta To Miami. to civilian fbUriea," said tha City Manager. “ It has been like build­ Also at the encampment wilt be Major Robert M. Raker, formerly ing a house without a blueprint of Sanford, who serves as Assis­ and this is the firit time that the tant Intelligence Officer for the Board of CUy Commissioners haa Division. taken a positive step toward alle­ Sunday, July 8, Major Green viating ■ hodge-podge situation." will take a leave fiom Fort SlewIn proposing the new schedule art to attend the National Conven of job classification and salary in- lion of the Benevolent and Protec­ creaiei, the raise would add a DUBT CLOTH IN ONE HAND and telephone In the othsr while total of IS2.MS to the City Budget tive Order of Elks in Chicago at the Conrad Hilton Hotel. Tha the City Managsr'a office is belli* renovated. Mra. Mary J. Hathey, secretory to the City Manager haa no dealt during the cleaning under discussion ai tha plan was Florida Elks delegation will be outlined. • housed in the Palmer House. op and narrating, (Staff Photo > Major Green will return to Fart The increase in the city budget would mean an extra assessment Slews rt on July II for the re of I*-* milt* for the 1846 47 budg­ mainder of the field training sea et if adopted et the present lave!. sion and return to Sanford an However, it was emphasised that July IS. this is merely a study and no ac­ ' Office* of the City Manager in f tion has yet been taken. *Mha Sanford City Hall are being The discussion of the revised renovated today to maka way for job classification and salary schedule* was taken up fir-t in a aw furniture and an expimion the series of meeting* relative to of i ha faeUitie*. the new budget which would go pity Manager Warren R. Knowles A M-veir-ntd man was hrnuiht A daily Vacation Bible School into effect October I, since sal­ Will hivo additional apace for i will be held at the Flrat Chrlatlan aries make un (I per cent ut the In the Seminole County Sheriff* receptlra toon adjaeent to hii of Church nest week, July PIS, from budgH and should he worked out office this morning end turned lie# when visitors will be happlet 3:110 to 11 a. m„ under tba direc­ I rio.- to diitosslng other sections over to eounty authorities and 1o<lg ed in the Sent mole County Jail and more comfortable. tion or Mr*. Perry I.. Stone. A va of the new money needs of the charged with molrsling a nine & Department head* ate being rird program including aUirfea, City. year-old girl. ’ Amoved to the office apace originally Bible memory work, garnet, wor Salaries for the 184446 budget Ene’ Poff. fiO.yrar-oM white man uaod antirely by the Building In ahip and handwork hai been *r amount to 1343,16* while the new waa brought into Sanford from aopeter and State Road Depart ranged plan under discussion at laat Longwood by T o w n Marshal meat In tba now office, the Public Three departmonta are planned night'* mict ng would raise that Claude Layo. Weriu Department and the variou* for tioya and girl*- four to II year* portion of the cily> needs fur Seminole County Judge Ernest divfmon* will have their oil ire old. The kindergarten for pie- 1*46-47 to 1371,714. llouiholdrr placed his bond at |4, apace which will Include the Buildaehool rhUdren', age* four to six. There are some positions now 000. In*Jnspeeter, atreel*, refuse, According to Chief Deputy James will atudy ‘ Our Happy World.’ receiving pay aver and abeva the p a ri* ahop, mi bilenance, loo and Mr*. B. S. Hinaon Jr, aaalatod by amount allowed ia the new sched­ Singletary, tha elderly white man ctmMry. being held under the charge of Mra. E. W. Pattle, will teach. the rearranging of the City The aiudy theme for the prl ule. However, City Maneger molesting a minor, had nothing to .^Manager'* office, floor* are being miry department, agra aix to Knowles explained that these per­ say when taken to the County Jail. sons would not receive a rut in Thnded and renewed, repainted, and nine, wilt be “ Learning from salary but they would not receive genarally Improved. Jaaui." Mri. Frank Baty U to “Seme now ‘ furniture will be have charge of thia department, classification accenting to the moved in." aaid Warren E. and Mra W. A. Brown trill act as new plan. Pay raises in the new pins KnowlAe, the City Manager. her assistant The junior depart MAIZURU, Japan, UP -Brain Wo will porhapn al*o have apace merit ages trn to 12. will atudy would be granted on four basic to hold informal meeting! and "Living and Working TogaUwr as principles, laid City Manager washed and bewildered, 334 Japs t •'*»«■ (roup maoHaga aa noon aa Chnitiaiis", under the direction Knowlea. He namad them aa: at­ nesa prisoners of war reiumrd the office la completed end furol of Mra. Chandler Vail, tad Bra. titude, ability, initiative, and home today after more than 10 longevity. In eastnee, he said, em­ years of Chinese Communist cap­ turn provided. Henry Falk ai her helper. ployes would he paid according tivity. wJTrday, the City Maoager waa Clyde E. Feathers, Miss Nanrj to their worlh to the city and the Before leaving the repatriation answering phono calla from the Hick*, and Mrs. W. L. Rowland top pf hia dark ami referring to a rompriae the tratikporUUen^com­ service they rendered In itwir ship, the returnees gave newsmen * a printed "joint statement" con­ conglomeration of files and paper* mittee. Mr*. II K. Ring la to serve Jobs. fessing their guilt. Some of the that became cHttored in the mov­ as recreation director. Mrs. O. D. group praise* Red Cbi.ia. ing, about of Um precent furniture. Landreas is slating mid-morning One of the Japanese Red Cro»» The telephone which the City rsireshmenu; and Mra. George officials who went to Kurth China Manager'! aocteUry, Mr*. Mary W. Round will serve them each to accompany tha prisoners told J . Harkey, aaawora, waa lilting day. reporters: "Theae people were on the floor with no detk apace A good enrollment in ths school brainwashed. Pieaa* don’t try to tualil floor* have been aaaded and is assured, Pastor Perry L. Stone painted. reporu. Mayor Lee Gary of Oviedo last label them ai Communists." The “joint statement'* was sign­ < » **1t la a move oa the part of night asked the Oviedo City Coun­ the Board of City CommUaloner»," cil to purrhate 20 parking meters ed by all 334, who rstlrJ themlaid the City Manager," to make for the business section of the selves "war criminal* released first by China." They pledged to our office* mere attractive and city. appealing to tboee who vialt us Request for tha parking meter* work "for the cause of the Jape Garbage collections, u s u a l l y came from Police Chief George work "for the cause of the Japan ■ W M M ra n iM D E N T made on Wednesday, will ha made Kelsey who reported to the Mayor China friendship." this afternoon and Thursday, ac­ "Patting in Oviedo la getting out GALMMVILLE, UR - Ed WIK cording to an annduneument made of hand." HaM* of Jsduauvlilo waa elected by the City Manager's office this It was also reported to the Ovie­ ramroarproefoaut of the Univers- morning. do City Craoeil that the new ad­ Parity t i f Florida student body y«U r- The change in collection days, dition to tho jail and City Hail ha* day. arattsM* Me defeated M u Wyman of 'or this week only, i( due to tha tony aveamg taraforskewers; holtdiy tomorrow. tow tonight Bf-Tt. Green, Williams Are Taking Part In Field Training ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Office Is Renovated Man, 60, Charged With Molesting Girl Is Jailed Christian Church Sets Bible School 335 Japanese POW Return Home Today Oviedo Mayor Asks Council To Obtain 20 Parking Meters No Garbage To Be Collected July 4 Weather rx phone, Bloomington newspaper, •‘the wide margin by which U-mon defeated Mahion Leach of Gary, Ind., 1,M2 voles to 524, ptua the fact that Lemon filed for the nomi­ nation little more than 24 hour* before the vote on Tuesday June 26, left little doubt as to the e« teem state leaden have for him." The Bloomington paper reported that the former Sanford City Mana­ ger's gubernatorial a m b l tl o n s though squelched temporarily by hi* own decision not to seek thsl nomination may be bolstered by th* realisation that the Secretary of State slot on the Democratic ticket in Indiana could be one of only a few paths leading to the governor's mansion. There was also some speculation that the Secretary of State's post will be up for re-election again in 1B4S—the same year that a senate seat will be available for tho grabi. The Secretary of State post In Indiana is a two-year term and nn person may nrvt more than four years in any six year period. With the job goes an annual salary of *11,40*. Tom Lemon, If elected a* the Indiana Secretary of State, will be In a politic* to build up * wide circle elf influential friends through the patronage and associations of tha office. Lemon has a wide circle of friends in the Sanford area. ing here end there within the con­ iines of a one-day holiday. Picnics will b* the order of the day for many families aa they saunter to the beach for swimming and sunning. Others will taka In the rodeo in Kissimmee, while still others will visit Laka Helen end the annuel festivltiea here in celebra­ tion of Independence Day. As usual, the lakei and stream* will be crowded with boating and skiing enthusiast* as well as those who will utilise the holiday by fish­ ing. Suntan lotions and picnic para phernaiia will be available at local drugstore* which will be open at least the major portion of the day providing an opportunity to se­ lect favorite ice creami ter the "at homere." The Sanford Herald wlU publish aa usual and will feature for the first time the famous “ Primer For Americans". It is expected that The Herald will be delivered to local homes earlier than usual Also on duly will be tbe Florida Highway Patrol, repratenlad la Seminole County by Trooper T. Mark Mack anf PatrolaamCart William*. Tha Sanford Pttlc* and Fire Departments as w*U aa the Water Department wlU be epentlog as usual, aa will the telephone and power company, providing the ublie services which mike • oliday complete. It will be a big day far many white others will merely reminisce and calibrate tbe elgaiog of tho moat famous document ia the his­ tory of tho United Ititea et Ameri­ ca “ The Decliratiee of * MANILA (At—The United Slates today acknowledged complete sov •nee.'' ereignty of the Philippines over all If. S. military bates in thia Island republic. A joint U. S.-Philippine announce, ment was Issued here shortly after Vice President Richard Niion ar­ rived tn represent President Risen hower tomorrow at the 10th anni­ KLAMATH FALLA, Or*., IP — versary celebration of Philippine Prospector Earl Sheridan pulled independence. up hi* stakes end abandoned hie The United Stales now operates uranium atalrn at tbe busiest three major bases in the islands downtown lalenrotira of this —C'laik Air Force Rase and the southern Oregon city yesterday. Sanglcy and Subic Naval installs He pitched a tent et Ninth and lions. Thera are alto four minor Main Streets early last Friday and Installations, A Joint statement Issued by began digging up the street. Re President Ramon Magsaysay and said that hie Geiger rounter showed uranium underneath and Nixon said: "The United State* since lode that It belonged to him because pcndence nf the Philippines has he waa a descendant of Georgs ahraye acknowledged the sover­ Nurse, founder of the town. eignty of the Philippines over bates fU claimed that Nirso had and has reaffirmed full recognl deeded the town the streets, but lion of such Philippine* sovereignty that Nurse had retained mineral over them. tights and that these rigbte had "The United State* will Iran* passed to him. fer and turn oier to the Philip, Ills attorney, aaid. hawevar, pinea all title paper* and title claims held by the United States that a *e*rch of records failed to to all land aieas used either in show ifiat Nurse bad reserved the past or presently as military such rights. bases, except those area* whirh S h e r i d a n waa philosophical may now or will be used by Uni'ed ■bout the lost, States for diplomatic and consular "I've been disappointed before. establishment*." Anyway, my Geiger counter hai The statement was issued after been acting up during the peal a two hour conference between two days. The signal Was getting Magsaysay and Nixon. weaker end weaker," be aaid. Philippines Granted Power O f Military Boses On Island S Prospector Leaves Uranium Claim A t Intersection Legislature Meet Not Short Term Regular Session TALLAHASSEE tot—Gov. Collins •ays he has no Intention of turn­ ing the expected special session nt the Legislature late this month into a "short term regular ses­ sion." • Collini told newsmen yesterday that he will include In the call only those matters he feels are of an emergency character. The governor aaid that while he expects to issue a call for the left slators to convene here July S3, “ then art still some matters I must clear up before stating as a fact that a call will ba Issued." If be issues the call, it will in­ clude a request for aa appropria­ tion of lit mllllm dollars In “ Senate Leaders Predict Congress Will Quit Soon Frank Evans, of Lake Mary, cr not be feasible. proposed this morning before the In a letter from William 1L Board ol Seminole County Commis­ Dial, Road Board member from sioner* that the old hospltat build­ the Fifth Dlitrict, to the Board ing, fromcrly used by the Ferneld of Semlrol* County Commln'oiw Laugnton Memorial Hospital at the era and the Voluile County Com* cormr of Oak Avc. and 6th St. mlssioneri, read this morning. II be used by the Associated Chari­ waa btought jit that the State ties of Seminole County. Road Board authoriied tho use Evani, appeared in Ihe Interest of 123,000 from primary road of the Red Croia and the State funds for the earning and traffic Wetfiro Department. atudy nf the prnpooed causeway He said, "1 want te get your provided that the two Boards of endorsement of a plan to use the Commissioner* would approve tho old hospital building for the As- return et the money should tha soclated Charities. I don't know engineer's report bo M l feasible. what powers you have but it seems Commissioner Dcdd, la moving to ma that most of the charitable that the proposed return et tho Institutions could move there." Mrs. Troy Ray, head of the Wel­ money be approved, aaid Mt do fare Department in Seminole Coun­ not feel foot U win fall hack in our laps." ty told the commissioner*, “ We The Board of Cemmlsaiaran like the building because It b rs w.s adviced that the Volost* large and haa adequate space W» can u*c a part of Ihe downstalra, r,l County Board which would benefit the elder: Ihureday to irom DiaL people. “ I don't knew what’* Involved County Attorney Mask N. C.lPfo aaid Mra. Ray, "but Seminole Coun­ land Jr., road three lettfos re. ty la growing and If the buildin: ceiled hy turn rotative to tha re­ could be put Into good shape port* amieendng lit tie train would be • permanent place." batches River that The Board of County CemmUr ilqqeee inatouHad -Ihe Ceuetf at­ torney to look Into the matter of UO Orlando aatoaga disposal how the build era Id be used. County Commissioner-elect John City Attorney John f t Kridtr told the Beard of County eg Orlande, stated "We w: Commissioner! that tho City of B u ­ ford had only recently deeded tha h* aa (separative an w o ____ property to tho Trustee* of the and aaid, «m offensive discharge of water ia being made from the Seminole Memorial Hospital. Commissioner Mtluh staled that Orlando Diapoaal Plant" Beker "1 have checked Into thle thing auggntad that ■ masting ba gro and the maintenance of the Fer­ ranged between the two Beards ns ld-Laughtoo hospital huildinf— of Cemmiasfanem. Orange and tho providing of ■ Jeniier and main­ Health Unit and the flute Health tenance—would he terrific." Evans waa advised to provide the Department and other repress*, commlsaioaora with some p lu ai tallvce t* dltcuea tho situation. to the use of the building, the agra­ Tho State Board of Health re* rian te uae it. and how tha main­ ported, according to a letter read tenance would he financed, and by Grant# Attorney Cleveland, then determine if the bulkUag eould “ no Intolerable eraifotone wore found at the river. Wo foal that he the complaints wlU elear up aa soon aa rains art sufficient to bring the rivm up to normal," tha letter said. Tba county wiU advsrtlro for bids on gasoline for the tlx months from August until the rad o< Jan­ FORT ST. JOE UR—The Legit- uary 1*57 in order to comply with letlvo Council's Committee on the law. Up until the present time Road* will hold hearings at Talla­ gasoline was purchased from all hassee July 24 26 to hear public gasoline dealer* in a plan t i ro­ views on rhangei that may be tating tha purchases from all deal* needed In the 1B4S highway code. er* in the county. Sen. George G. Tapper, chair­ Bondi for two deputy sheriffs, man of the committee which draft­ requested by Sheriff Denver Cored the new road code, said county dell, were approved by the Board commlaaioneri, highway user* and of Oommlsiioners. The new dtp. chamber of commerce representa­ utlea will he William L. Proctor, tives were Invited to present their now Ufa guard at Bnnlandw opinion* and changes that should Spring* and Claude Lays, Town be made by the IH7 Legislature. Tapper aaid he planned to aik Marshal of Longwood. Gov. Collins to Include In his cat! for a special session, expected to be convened for July 23, amend­ ment of the highway code io pro­ vide continued maintenanre by the A Longwood won man bit woo Slat* Road Department of lira I,PRIcton four-door 140 mile* of highw ays dropped from a new Marrury Pfihc tbe primary system under defini­ sedan In the 1423,000 Mercury eon* tions set forth in the new highway test. Mr*. Clarence M. Nlchol* of Longwood, hai been notified that code. Tapper aaid if the governor failed aha wai one of 10 persona to wi« I* put Ihie in Ihe cell he would new Mercury Phaeton In tha See. seek the two-third voto of tech rad or eight wefkly contorts. - house necessary to bring Ihe mat­ To win, Mra, Kirheta merely ob­ ter before Ihe Leglalaluiw. tained g free entry hlahk from Hunt McRoberta, Sanford 'Mercurydta'tr, completed g rhyme and mailed ia her ontry. . • Mrc Nichols opei-itr* her own photo aludio on Magnolia in Han­ ford. and teaches tap and htliel dancing aa a hobby. She haa aw IBPORTSMOUTH. England * - Led month-old son. Her husband is an by the 44.000-ton battleship* fowe aircraft Inspector at the JUr Vorra and Now Jersey, • new American bate at Piaecaslte. rival Invasion of Wsstern Europe More then 3,een M.vcv.ry dee!began today. It will last a week. vv* across the nwlluo era reopera* The two big battleships headed a ttr.g In supporting the bp ' “ convoy of more then 10 warship* one each week Iron now bringing 1,000 Navy men ra a August A Tan new Mermry training cruise. tone are given sway each w#» The Iowa and New Jersey, four destroyer* and five minesweeper* the top 10 winner*, tolevukw anchored in historic Portsmouth *** ■ Harbor, l i t aero destroyers went * * 1 Info Um Thame* pert ef Chatham, 1 Roads Committee To Learn Public Views A t Hearings Local Woman Is O f 10 To Win Auto^ New Naval Invasion O f Western Europe WASHINGTON UP-Senita lead era piedlcted today Contra** wiU Is Underway Today quit for the year some time be­ tween July SI and July X. Sen. dementi of Kentucky, act­ ing Democrat!# leader. tolJ re­ porter* he thlnka both houses een clean no (heir work by July 21 "or earlier." Sen. Knowland of California, tha Republican leader, said he thinks Congrats could complete its teaks by July 11 If aO goes well. He conceded, however, the! If the House attaches aa eoUaegrwlira amendment le a school aid jutim fiUI **H * wonld make things dlfflPomscrota would N t." win BN In M*w Y*rk for nan fruit fly. now macing Flor­ might roam to • tip* kflliag &U- Thu American ships wffl vlrit « ida's vast citrus grovam Off tkara peris lug • n * M >«*toG •.. h/\( . •-A ■' . j edBY* n r. h A . * " i.* �risen people are caralng spending more and raealv* ■ra Nan mm before. »ays C. Mosley, agricultural dal with the Florida Agri1 Extension iaratea- Ha Mt that coneumer income ■Nad an annual rate _of J I B tala* af III prices received M tarrnm iaeroeeed three perMSI la May. According to Dr. Smtofi price declines la Florida M i May for wheal, cotton, to* mStOH, milk, poultry, and eggs have boon man than offset by In. ciwgne l<t? bogs, beef caul*. p*ut#cs and tree IrulU. i Tbo. agricultural aaapomlit uy* MBS market suppit** of bag* and Mttfc hava turned downward. The M M crop wlQ likely be five to iu M ptraaoi btlow last year’s fall M 1 M H , Florida hog price* MB IBltaHad to aaatiaua a gradual likely decline aaaionally and re* main low for »oma time. Dr. Ifoaley la mora optimistic about tha dairy outlook for both producer and coasumar. Ha betiavts that dairy product* will ba In larger eupply Ibis year becauM ,, ^ LAKELAND—Th* Florida cilmt industry has named Willard M. Flflald, Agriculture Provoet for the University of Flarlda, and State Senator Doyl# E. Carlton Jr., of Wauehula, to* head up “ Florida Day" activities at the Internation­ al Apple Association convention in Atlanta at August IS. Gaming as It dote during tha elt* rue industry’* off-season, the so. nual 1AA convention traditionally draws large numoora of ftsah cit­ rus shippers and growers who at­ tend tbo convention to do butlnsss with fresh fruit buyer* from throughout tho United State*. Tor the past several years, the Flori­ da Citrus Commission and Worlds Citrus Mutual hava sponsored a "Florida Day" luachaoa to spot. light eltrua interact la tha eonvutloa. Tbt 1AA convention will run from Aug. 1MJ inclusive. A special Industry eommitle*, haadad by Hamhsll Sonoll* of Ar­ cadia, has also announced that ttia year’s “ Florida Day" agenda of iacnaied preduclloe pet cat and no decrease In total milk cow •umber*. Expanding etn u a ir la* cornea will probably watdl la high* •r ceeiumptlon of dairy pralueta in Egg price* will likely coutiaua above thoia of latt year until late turnmar of fall. However, tha agrtcultural economist My* that tha peak la prices I* expected to occur A two percent drop « u noted mid-April to mid-May. CaUlamen era a bit perturbed about ih* upward ■ovamaat of feed caits but grals (rpwtrs are pleased with Increased prices. With U11 exception of hay, feed prices hava gone up. Soybean prices aiw about 2S percent above test year sad continued strang demand U la prospect. Fctd prleta are not the only ones to u>ar suddenly. In fact, potato prices Ineraasad avaa mar* sharply hy rising X I percent In t one-month poried. Ktsureh shew* that this is l« percent higher than a year age. JUST AS THE MINUTE MEN WER. ALERT ISO YEARS AGO, SO MAY WE EVER BE READY AND WILLING TO DEPEND THE HERITAGE OP OUB FOREFATHERS. OUR MOST PRICELESS POSSESSION IS OUR Gulf Service 411 KART FIRST ST. • '-A N A LL-TIM * ftCKORfo! F o U » l> MUM*. IT JU S T SH O W S1 LOCAL CO U FLSS CSLSBW kTBO) WHAT VITAMINS CAN DO TM BI* 40LM TA/ W B » IN « S r < . NO* YbU /ICW U W lSJ T '-A S T W W K l------ / V _____ _____________ W H M 1MM1PS -FOR THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR GO GULF* Prieas of all fruits exeapt atrawberries went higher In May and, •xcapt far strawberries and le­ mons, wars higher than last yur. Avtriga May prices for commarital vegetable* were ftva per­ cent above April and three percent above May IBM. Pries* warn high­ er for onions, carrots, cantaloupe*, snap beans, cucumbers, sweat corn, lad celery. Lower prices war* re­ ceived for tomato**, cabbage, green pepper*- lattuee, eaullflowar, spinach tad broecoll. Florida melon* are moving with strati1 demand at profitable aa that generally average inr that last year. Production gooda In general al­ to hava bean tagged with higher prices. That* have incraaaod each month tinea February. No prospeet Is aoea far lawar price* af ttoao items. Family purchasing power has been weakened somewhat. Tha Inden of prices paid for family living llama tom slightly In May to tho highest level on record tad no reltef ia la sight. Food coats tor tha hems ia May average higher than April, and prices for elothing showad a general rise. Of than, cotton good* mads tha largait advance, fell awed by footwear. Aaetktr, slice nut of tha family budfet la going for household furRisking*. Price* for these items ye** during May and average two percent higher than in May of last year, B wD for tha first Um* ttduda danr p n m valued at more th#n a thou*and dollar*. Grand pnza for attaadtnce, and not svsllibl* to Floridi­ an* atlcndinf (ha luncheon, will be a weaklong expense paid tour of Florida sponsored by Eaitern Air­ lines in conjunction with variou* retort establishment* in the Sun­ shine state. J. C. Strickland, chairman of the cltru* anterUlnment committee, aald la Lakeland this waak that tha program will bo a . .fait moving affair as usual, and designed to provide an excellent meal with rapid-fire entertainment, *U ... I.,.,. an __ < ______ j, minutes " within hour andi 41 According to Strickland, tha “ Florida Day" lunchoon will not bo without tha traditional Florida beauty. MU* Dorothy Steiner, Florida Citru* Quean for IBM, will hold reign over tha luncheon, at. tended by tha equally glamorous Miss Tangerine, Miss Grapefruit, and Mist Orange. Other star par. former* will bo vocalist Delore* Goniaie* of Tampa, and organist Herb Foote of Winter Haven. Tha citrus Industry committee In addition to Somite and (tricklend, Includes Kay Seales of Weirsdale, John Lesley of Tampd, Fred Johnston of Tampa, Beo Hill Grif­ fin of Avon Park, B. V. Phillips of Haines City, J. D. Wright Jr„ of Sanford, Balpk Meitln of Ssllwood, BOMS, Italy i * - F i m Price* are droppln* In many countries but naricatlni tad distributing coal* itlll make food ton expenlive for many pocketbooka. Ttia Food and Agricultural Or­ ganisation In tta UN raaan raid that In Urge area* of the arorid the bulk of tha population raaaln* underfed. “ At tha eama lima," tha rapert summary Mid, ‘targa aurpluae* of aama agricultural product* hava accumulatad,. primarily % the dollar arta, and thera hi* been ■ marked fall aI farm price.* in many countriaa. “ Markatlng and distributing eoit* ram»In eonatant, nr avaa incraned In toms eouatrtea," tha raport laid, “ »o that tha Iswer price* wart not paeied on proper, tionittly to tha cemumar." Tourist expenditures In Tens* crow from STI million dollars t i liaa to 4ll mlllloa dollars la IBM. Q, B. Hurl hurt of ML Dora, John Saivoly of Wiatar Havta, and Jack Barry of Wiatar Haven. LONDON lit — A senior officer at Britain's royal military acad­ emy nodded dlacraatty In the direction of the gangling young Duke of X*nL “ U ha weren't a duke," eaid the offleer, “ he'd be a good me­ chanic." "Pardon me, sir," spoke up n cockney sergeant with a greasethe program. Evan th* eradit lines for tho program'* producing and technical staff will not list man's name*. If, for example, thora'e someone an m ad John Jonos on tho staff, he'll bo listed as J. Jonas. . Asked to explain this the other day, the bloods sad pretty MUa Hutton aald: “ An all-girl program pluses AS WE PREPARE TO OBSERVE none*. Mm like It because—well, just because men always enjoy watching girl*.'* In her new program MUs Hutton low. musical director of Tho Voice of Pirasteas, was saying th* other day: “ In tha absence of modern-day America Mounts and Wingers, opera may be doomed tn the Uaitod State* unless good, intelli­ gent English translations af for­ eign-language operas ara made available." ~ 14 Barlow believes “ it's unrealistic to uae a language not understood by tha audlaaeo tad. tt many came, by tho artists thomaalvos.1' The children of tho last gonerstloa of opera lovers hava a wider variety nf American works to rhooie from, BarlOw points out, "and they era not lntamlcd in sitting through a play which they do not understand." The nVlea of Firestone will try to make sum that all operas era sung In English la the futura, Bar­ low says. it—a* a compliment to Ireland. Hie friends cell him Bddia tad at La Beaty, tha Btria* bay* school whan the editor of the yearbook asked him his favorite bobby, ha put down: • M AY W E D O '8 0 W ITH-HEARTS FILLED . . WITH GRATITUDE FOR THE M AN Y BLESSINGS A BENIFICENT HEAVENLY FATHER. HAS BESTOWED ON US FREEDOM IS OUR HERITAGE . . . M A Y WE ALW AYS APPRECIATE IT! • AVAIL YOURSELVES OF OUR COMPLETE BANKING FACILITIES Crdatilaodfflt (Affiliated With7hiAiU/UkMtticM3AMkcfJack»Mdk) MEMBER F. D. I. C. DcpoaiU Insured Up T o SI0.0M LETUS ALL PRO UDLY RECALL THOSE W H O F O U G H T FOR A N D W O N FOR US O U R PRECIOUS A M E R IC A N HERITAGE OF FR E E D O M ! LET US OBSERVE THE D A Y SAFELY A N D SANELY A N D TAKE TIM E TO TH A N K G O D FOR ALL O U R M A N Y BLESSINGS. Form Prices Drop In Mony Countries 1956 HAVE A HAPPY HC SHERMAN �TH E SAKFOTm HERAT T» T u m .. July 3, 105G ra g e a, T E L E V IS IO N acvsaiara with uaal salatr FlrtL Last * Carle*a Carat,*.! w**ih*t Htwa opte John Daly Nawa Liua arott'a Cvrti.lam* Haasar Randai.au* •Tha Living B» i i.m t « . . Sooltlsht Tbaatra SSO.UWU yuvativ. Ford Thaatra ' Snaak 1’ rtvlaw ll i * 1:41 !:* * t-.ll till S;** till 1:1* 4:04 Night ^laws Kaporl ArtlMry hr Faahloni StarllKht Thaatra • '" w V U m o y ■oatnutU ^Tratram Hawn', U K U M S IP ir HORVISJ T*it Pattern flood llnrnln* rapt Kansu.„n flu rry M oors U o d frtr Kaw* Hulk* tt ntch Valiant Lady I.nr» ot Ufa Heari-h for Tomorrow fluUInjr Ll«ht tl:»# ll.pnrt i Stand I’ n A n> Counted A , World Turn* Johnny Cnreo* i llnu,.parly ' Rl» Pavnff Bob Crntby Art Ltnktattar • Houatpart Film rare Tha Bis Payoff Film Fara Bob Croaby Bho« Brighter Pay sacral Storm Tha Kde* of Night Channel («) Croaaroadi w m bh -tt jin tie tm L i c j u t v n i. 4 TCKtnaV AFTKiinoos lit * Mawa-waaihar Tha Morulas Bha» Captain x a u t r t a Vlawar'a Dlgatt * Mickey Mouta lioo (:«« Peonrt • ill Douglas Kdwardi 4 Ktwe C l* Cisco Kid, lit * Planayland Till! It -Joe and Mabt* iilo Hunflight Tbaatra !;Dt til,unit UUtathin Wt*:»• Panrl Pjartra Phil 81(vara IB TMSJ n i l i l IT I'm nT. V Ib ill J V U iriA i. <|»»«JTT in a b n row HKMIXOI.K COIXTV FLOW IDA, IX cMAKCKur s o . ater. caul n ii.vnuu » wl4o^ I V :* ■ •• R.l*hler Par He.r.t Storm i F.d*« or Xlt* Open Home Op*n House 1* 1:.iia lilt Legal Notice N»w* Bian.orr Oarry Moors Simla Kutaca Show Thli tjind or flam Sinks It Rich Lady Valiant Lora of Lira Baarch for Tomorrow a m a iw ia Construction Will Begin Next Year On Newsprint Mill t t-rd t M w l ll:no ll.unri 1.,, Paul. Mary Fort 1-alr Hhuw Tale of 1 Womenm , ti « LAST MINUTE CLEANING UP TALLAHASSEE. (.fl— Last min­ ute cleaning up will delay occu­ pancy of the new Doyle Carlton Building scrota from the Capitol until Thursday. Mor* than 30* employes of six state offices had been scheduled to move in today. The gleaming white, two mil­ lion dollar structure will house the State Beverage Department, th* merit ayatem, comptroller’s office, auditing department, board of administration and th* hotel commission. TMtt IMAU-SCAll model at the five-ton Rhino, the vehicle that ean roll easily over snow, mud end water, la shown during a Teat" ta Indianapolis. The baby Rhino la 37!* Inches long, 21 inches wide and 1*H Inches high. The five-ton Rhino la 1* feet long. Purpose In building the mode) wu to save time and money In arriving at the correct wheel apace, body site, wheel Inclination and desired loadcanning capacity. To construct a full-sit* test Rhino to check these points would take several year* and cost more than 1200,004. IILLEII. ai at. n.faniaati x o t k 'K o r a ir r . . . . . 4TATF. OF FLOHIUA TUl LKBI.IF. » r i . j w a i v r j. vtiptcilvt uhktuwB hslrs. dsUtMi. «nd rrmntfjt of th# aflv*. ih sir ibt.uiti u dead. th# r*#b#ctlv* msrn#*l. jnaKi-ii A itn v N r'flv iy • ■ - anv v Krllrul aa ItilloHa. ail that narl .*1 Lot is tlrailla) > Addlllon 10 Lolienood l)l«a tou in u( tha i-ununuatioii ut ilia n'»uih Una ol Lot SI ol Uradlar'a Addition, Wtal Ihruuilt laid Lot l». and all Ilia* part of Lot : l ol aalil llradlev’a Addition Ivlnn tloiith of a alralahl lln* run from Ih* M'lnii i . i - i .ornvi' ■,s .aid l..»i II or lliadlry'a Addition, Waal on a I'tMilimialloii ot Ilia Kouth Una of I ! In Ilia Inlaraecllon of Ih* miuth K m tin* uf Lot la „f liradlev'a Addlllon Hast railroad rlaht ot way); And Lot* II to II InrtualY*. Block A, Lak* Wajrman llvlghta lllatiwav Addition, an-ardlna to plat thereof recorded In Plat llook I. naa* II of th. nubile racurda uf btmlnol* County. Flo­ rida. Vou. and each of vou. era htrthy unknown and tr unknown and all naraona clalmlnc aor r>«ni Mil* I.r luaraal til *; fnlli.wlne deserTUad land lonalad In •!<* Cn*int*- Win. A. •n.v ltB«*!n 1* chains Was* of tha r>nuili*aat-cuni*r « f iba 8<*uiii; w-ast Quartar of lha s h i i n h . i Uuarttr of ieetton at. Tnwnahlo L '.r w n& £ .M * c,b i.n'tM u . r . * « ?j;,‘ chains ta point af baalnnlne. Tou. and a*ch of you. art hir.br r.oulrad «e aon.ar and flla tnar•nnalfr or ky your attorney) wltk tha Clark af tha abova-atvlt* Court, vnur wrlttaa dafanara. If anv, jo tha Bill To gulat Title flltd haraln aaalmt vou In th'a causa, and to aarva a ropy af tha aama on Plain­ tiff* eltnrnav baton-, on or bifnra th* tat day pf Auaust. A. » . » » ! * . *!•• a daoraa pro confauo will n« RAIN MAKERS IS I I G H T N I N G ''" '-' Qy,*urwMaatawycweuN* * * M N B , VN D t cTnDERED at Bant f t j s ; . r 5 ’ i«ncwur v<. w tt P. tlRHXDOV Clark of tha Clrrult Court (It K. I . Burdick Daputy Clark fX IS A L l W . C. Hutehtaan. Jr Attnra*. far Plaintiff Uto P, f l Hot 14IT BOABT) CONDUCTING F«.\MMATtOK8 JACKSONVILLE, tit -The FlorIda State Board of Optometry U conducting examinations here thla week for 41 applicanta fur licen­ se* In practice In Florida. Yesterday, the board re-elected Dr. C F. McClamma of Miami president and named Dr. 8. B. Schumacher of Jacksonville vice president and Dr. A. H. Bodriguci ol Tampa secretary‘treasurer. Board O f Htoltit Turns Baclc Naw » Vaccine Allotftierit JACKSONVULH, .1* —AtthBBgll only * third of Florida** children hare been (nneulaled* again*t folia the Stal* Board of Health vfeteiw ATLANTA til A new 25 million day turned back to the U. 8. Fob* dollar newiiwlnt mill with an an* lie Hraitb Service a new «Ileh> nual capacity of 100,000 Inns will ment of Satk vaccine. be built at Palatka, by the Hud­ Dr. Wilson T. Bonder, atit* son Pulp and Paper Co. health officer explained that am* Construction Is expected to be­ ollea have been accumulating hi gin next y*ar and the new plant Print mill at Palatka hai been Florida because of "alaekenlag of probably will go Into production under study since before the demand” and that the allotment in the last quarter ol 105*. It will -Southern Newspapers Publishers can be uied in other atatoc. employ about 200 persons. Assn, convention at Hot Springs, “ We regret,” he laid, "not lt> Plana for thla big, new mil. in Ark., last October, the South were announced Tu*s- George Bigger*, president of ccptinB our ailotmant aa'nttr ft** day by William Maier. company the Atlanta Journal and Const!- urre ahow that only ellghtly acre president, at a conference of ol tutlon, tutlon, was elected chairman of thin a third of onr eligible paw latino" from birth to J l yea* Southern newspaper publishers a con concerned over way* of meeting llahers and assist in contracting hare received the protection. th* current critical ihorage of for Patatka newsprint. He laid Ha renewed an appeal to par* newsprint. all attending the meeting In At- enti to contact their phyticiano "The South's rapid development Una indicated they will sign for or local health department* to lot abut* for their children. Re alto an d increase consumpion of tonnage. newsprint have made it desirable A](0 representing Hudson at th* naked county health effleere, eottn* for paper manufletuT.es to move conference wer* T. H. Mlttendorf, ty medical aodetlee and eommtai* htto this area,” Mater told tha ty chapteri of the National Font* publishers. datlon for Infantile Faraiyata to He aaid )S publishers have' "m u e every effort to get ae largo signed or will sign contracts (or a number of cmidron fmntmltod newsprint (onnage. ai la pnulblo and aoon.** Hudson already operatei a large plant at Palatka but doci not pro­ duce newsprint there. Maier reported that adequate timber reserve* are on hand for the start of production and that a paper machine for new .print already i* on order from niceBarton Corp., of Worchestcr, Mass., for installation at Palatka. The company president said a survey indicated freight rat 's are such that hi* company will be able to sell tonnage as far north as Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York and a sfsr west a* St. Louli at prices competitive with In the midst o f out other mill* In the South and carefrre celebration o f North. the Glortoun 4th let u« Mater also told the publishers renew our determination to that with more mill* moving keen that hard-fought fro*, south-and with a large Increase dum FOREVER In paper production machinery— the South atilt wilt be producing only MS,ooo tons annually. That, ha said, would leave 207,000 torn to come from Northern mills or other aourccs, if present consump­ tion remains constant with 1055 figures. , "But consumption la steadily Increasing," he said. Hudson is a major manufactur­ FURNITURE CO. er of industrial and household pa­ per product* and operate* plant* at Augusta, Maine; Bellowa Fall*, S it E . FIR ST ST, Vl ; Wellshurg, W. Va.; Carteret, N. J.; and Pin* Bluff, Ark., In addition to tha oua now at Pa­ latka. Maiar laid th* Mm M i nawa- TH IS IS OUR • B FLAG! THE EMBLEM. W nP OF A FREE AND INDEPENDENT N A TIO N AS W E CELEBRATE THE 4th OF JULY M A Y WE RESOLVE EVER TO XOTH-H OF ITTHXT Tl* PASS I.Ot'AL I.MIIat.STIIIX TO WIliiM ITAIAT CO.VCKR.V: No­ lle* la he rativ nltan of latrnllnn to anrilv to tha ts.,4 asiraordlnarv a.aalon of Ih. Florida lieslelaturi for n,a«aaa of an ait llalailn* lo Ih* i*»rp«ral. Ilmmdarlaa of lha H tv .o f Hanford In H.mlnnla Coi.nl Florida: Amandine I'la p t.r I4JI*. Acia ISIS, by Providlne for tha Inrlualon af Tarrliorv adtarent to Ilia Corporal* Limit, „r Paid <3tv, upon Trillion of a Majority' of Ilia property nnnere wliblo aaid tentlorla,; and Jta>tlne S’ortli the Prnrrdura therefor aad nmvldln* that any larrl. >ry an Included nbnll ha ruhlart lo anr asiolua hondail Indebledntaa of tha City of Hanford, Florida. • LOVE AND DEFEND IT! SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS THE DAY WE SET ASIDE TO CELEBRATE THE BIRTH OF FREEDOM IN THE GREATEST N A TIO N ON EARTH! SVKRV AMERICAN SHOULD GIVE THANKS EVERYDAY o r THE YEAR TO THE PEOPLE THROUGH THE TEAKS WHO HAVE M AY GOD C O N TIN U E TO BLESS AND PRESERVE OUR COUNTRY MADE THEM HAVE A SANE AND SAFE M IA N WHAT JULY 4 th HAVE a - HAPPY JULY 4th John L Bromley, Owner Help give this Independence Day the deep, spiritual meaning it had for our founders. Make the truths they fought for an active part of your daily thinking and acting. * 1 w 1 ’ - * : *; r,, O fia a saving* irentml here and « k « jrnw fniam M i n t �« Journty Into Minds O* U. 5. Reds Who Enjoy Freedom Should This Amorican Horitago ____ _ It can be called thinking— aoUtaf eaa take thoee privilegaa from an daad wrong. Muck of the ’• population has .never known free. They hare been ruled without any I far their rights or privilege*. They not gpBafc out, te do »o would bring * v J i t i o n For Vottrs What would happen If the pmid*nt-«1att died before his term began? It Is a question voters should oak than* preferably between election camwhen something might hs dona a* m m msituation. * The ttth amendment te the Conatltu. Idea that if death oeettra after the , of the electoral eoUege, the out___ Institution that still msksa the *1^Jietfcm official, then the vies presWent^lset ahal tub* over the office. In tuch a ease, la no problem. however, the man whom tho voters . for president died before the else. . soilage met, the eoUege would hsro right to name anyone they ehem. rt+ ■ m—T the dectors would bo guldod by tho ,‘iwfcteeloue party's national committee. But * Jherowouldbe at Hast a poasibnity that a ! M g gearoely known to the electorate might JMeama the chief executive. ___ iSn fortunately, the nation’s luck hag been i geed; no such thing has happened. Still, •-ittoeuld happen that the presidentelect’s ;JU hm ifhtbrtng an unexpectedeholeeinto They hacked and Justified every ef the fseU“ aad baiad party action of fUlla while denouncing thinking “ On a ena-ildad Mtlmata" WASHINGTON ill — THU It a *ed apposing ovary Americas gey- ef political, aortal aad sconomle ’ "data and fartera." Journey late the mlnda at Aster. •Jrnra*"J les'a Cammenlrt leaden wb* World Wer n . muit i cao- But bom now on, he aaya, the over the peat three decide* ax*** luUn • toUratta or Ja- party mart deal wtth “ facta lae.W tuaUy.” Bat haw eaa tha AnarL acted tnut end Mipd Obedience aim. tram the thousands at Mas end The Amorim leaden admit eaa laadcra explain their long woman who Joined the party. hut enly after tho Buitisiu' yarn ef uaawervlaf devotion ta Hon goat waa Mat leadership! anpaaeraa, that th*y wars Stalin, waiting until tU Bosalaaa Aad hew boeeat Ua It been, thee wrong ■» * v « raeogsiaUg or pro- txpotad him hofiro admitting errors. and saw, wtth Mata thousand* £ « « « *illa’a »rt*a*r •» * 1*- their TU Amsrieia laadtrsMp, Dan. who. putting thalr future la tha deada. nU asya, considered Suita "Infal­ handa of tha«e man, attuned they And tha leadership admit* that lible" and tha Russian rerstations kaaw what they wars doing ant in thais peat IS yean hart at about Stalls wars “ atw to ta and could be believed? bona the party tattered damaging BY IAMB* WA1 LOW quick punishment, perhaps death. From our favored position, we look with pity on these. They deserve pity, but they need more then that They need the help of thoeo who enjoy freedom—not the kind of help that cornea with guns or sworda to liquidate their possessions. If they aren't ready to govern themselves, new oppressors win arise to take ever whan the aid ansa lift off. Thato qoetUeaa cat be eaked toaiee “ « eanmltted diaaatroua fairly new bsoeats, seder Beaalaa mistakes, They need the encouragement of those prodding U ad CennaalaU te be Far exampla, tt ednlta: It did who livo In freedom. Mere than that, they “ critical and MV-ctiUeal,” tha sot aedenUnd America; It mutt need the exempli whieh a free people pro­ Amarican leaden and manban begin atedylng it; It cut iu awn vides. are diaeuaaing aad adnittiag nit- nambanhlp tea draatleally; tt America provides that exampla today. tahoa. taught to atir conflict batwtan Thla la tU moat cbnritabla P®^ «MdIa-eUaa Nagroas onIt la on# of only a few nations in whieh the Jadgomant—if their admUtioai f And all Negro alaaaaa JoinIndividual Is still frse to speak his mind, ar* ta b* bollovad-that can t* iB« ??«•* behind what they wantte write what he thinks, to worship as his made: they did not deal in fartt W-d*Mgr*g*U*e; the party toil conscience dictates. How long that freedom but in flattty ind ware BuitUa 'hwcih lu taetiae say tnfluaaee tt ilionoffripli rteorii M jiiiai La •Aid la tha a illO n ia of Amiri* continues depends on how we use it. dram world ^ * e « tabor; Oreo tinea dsea 1»U Hot often, but too frequently, one ---------------------------------------------- II axparted dapranleaa id war: beers the suggestion of pressure, of boy* and tta attempt la fan • third eett It should bo discouraged by everyone political party ended la who loves freedom, because it Is tho beginn­ tart ef the wiadem and hening of e trend that laade to destruction of atty of the Amarican leaderahlp By HALBOTLB phoned for aidla a tarriM* par- nil pert* of the Bagltah ammtry- dapaadiaat only an whether they tho freedom and liberty which have been NEW YOHK in —A London wnaldiicmreV. U landing atm* rid*. *»r» right or wrong, bat why. the heritage of Americans. appliaO: e a a •athor writing a play about Jotoi 0#wtrt the ctrda HU fast rang* from about M <X»* simple Urt can hai applied: Hugo Dunn-Moynell Mr. Knowledge jS» Commonplace Wonders A eertein man left his offi:a the other day and hopped Into his ear for e quick trip to tho Poet Office. There was nothing the least unusual about It; the whole matter w ii commonplace. But the men’s mind, ringing as ths mind sometlmts will, transform tho trip from ths commonplace to the rare and un­ usual. He had driven only a block or so whon it suddenly occurred to him that this was really quite an extraordinary thing, to run a simple errand in a machine that would have been an ineredibla dream chariot to alt but a handful of the myriads of human­ ^ ^ ^ S sp s^ h iT iu p sct of the electoral eot- kind that havt lived and died on oarth. He began to think of othor commonplace ‘ Improvement wonders. Hie ear radio brought him the music of a genius who composed three cen­ The Sanford Herald turies ago; tho snarl of a Jet reminded him that a man can vault a continent In the time It takee to play a round of golf. He thought of the atreet lights that would eeme on automatically when night fell, of the sil­ ent telephone wires that earoy tha sound of many volcoe, of the refrigerator that was steadily fashioning a bloek of cold air in tha hot kitchon of his home. Ths man could have spent the rest of tho afternoon mulling over wonders that seem humdrum beesuse we are accustomed to them. As It was, he arrived swiftly at the post office and his reverie was ended. But for a few minutes his mental hori­ Tuesday, July S, lt6# sons had been widened Immeasurably by a sense of wonder. It to a aenee too often loot In the burly burly of our lives. TOMATO H m .l T N M Those that seek dllifantly shell find ms, Preverbs Itll7 —Christ found avidsness of One difference between in optimiet end the Father's ear* end Jove in the frees of i pessimist: An optimist looks st the tress tho field, In the phenomena of nature, but end Is frateful for tho shade; a peaaimlat •tartly in the Inner Ufa of the kingdom eaa think only of the trouble he’ll have within ua. raking leave# next faU. Business Is Taking Cautious Look ChrUt recently wasted to find out - |lf^ Tho om be Ud aeat te tar a almpte reqtmrt tar ia> Amarican Communists call themwhat day of tU weak tha Set- t . fca*,aJ read “ maey happy re- fernatiee upt# MM te mate e Mlvat artentific Marxists. Thar*terse ef tM day.** TU see ha nad rtady af. any, tho commor- fora they must U Judged by a Hug* tartle bia lady friend road with rial potaibilttlaa af checaUta-flav basic scientific standard: Did they taln'a * . .. . d _ ii at c. trod toothpaste in (nodi, Arabia. dial la farts? Tha answer la na. Mart Americana are taUntied It 1a admitted bp Eugene Danaia, ■i ba*utra' -H — the party’s Na. 1 maa. Doaa-Meyaan pnrttealnrty anjoya Ha aaya “ wa aomatlmas tended the** March**, far bo Ua an im­ ta laU potlUaaa on certain quo»pressive ancestry hlmaall Ha is Uaoi without flrit-Und Uowladga M loeg it la legal and moral." ^ ,” 7 ' " l l i m i i M assistant* porta “,v *r “ •* ,k ,t * * “ * M W •tw hundreds of volumes of Bib- wJ ” **” _____ Not long laag tea ago he a hurry-up lied scholarship before coming up Not ho Ud bag a hurry-up call tr* Cram Family Planalng Flseeini with thla anawar: caU " »Ike • Family far toada, "Jssus probably waa bora altbar Ai m . of Orw.t_Brttala ^ at Wednesday or Thursday mid- rtkk art aaid la pregnancy taata night, but wa can't ge beyond tbit Ha put an id ta "Tht H»a»" Internal evidence within t h a reading “Ml mala taade urgently Bible Itael! mabaa It aailkaly bo could have been bora aa any ether day a# the week." Thla baa bean the moat lotereatliag of the quertea that pour lata bia Arm at the rate at about Ml a weak, but there bare beoa many r’L*rd af the Miner" af Term, a villain ta YeritsMr#, whan Ma family has Ud a' large aiuta sine* IMS. __ praragstlvaa af bia position TU News O f Men In Service g n t worry Mm muck. ..ThaLMd of IU Manor is ” • PARElf ISLAND, g. C. (FHTNC) titled U apaa tb* local fair,” —fan L. Fiflihum, sea af Mn. Edaid, amiltag, “ and U groat roy­ aa Whittle af Oviedo, aomplatad ro alty—U they should aver happen emit training at graduatlei starby." cltaa Jana B at the Marina Corps Baerott Training Cammaad Parris Obesity Shortens Life Island, B.C. Relatival and (Honda af many Of tho now Marines witnessed tha Tha IS-waek, tntenalve training achodula tadodad military drill, bayonet training, physical condi­ tioning, poradoi and ceremonies, and ether military subjects. Three weeks an apoet aa tha rifle rani* where all racruita be­ come proficloat with tb* M-l rifla. During tha is weeks, tha young LaatharnaeU acquire the baala knowladg* seedad tar further spaeL allied training. After graduation and a IS-dny loam they will report ta camp LajauM, N.C., for eamhat infantrv tralnlof. PORT MEADE, •ADI, Md, - Bargaant Pirn Ctaas ~ Raheri Rkhard•on, whoa* wifa, CUm I*, Uvoo at lMt E. Fauyank Av*.. Philadal- Aa Aewricsa, far wrote sad aakad t u t e ft U Ud alapt ta during a tUy la Laodea he aant te Mm. “ M waa antramaly eamfartaUa,” U onplaiaad. Fiadara Limited want to tha hotel, bought tho beg, and shipped tt aver. Duna-MayseU, wU la M, alandar eed wears a ginger got too, aarvad la tha Britlah .u v y end studied law bafaro taeaCMng Ma aaiqua career. It Ua taken Mm ta most porta of the world, eed he la sow making a U,MP-mUe trip around America. Hla organisation Is ft*rod for emorgoartao. Ooee It Ud to aUrtar e car aid raco M llaa to deliver a pair af forgottoo falm laatk ta a British lady asaeatlva ta Urn* tar U r ta mak* a speech te bar itoekholdara. It takes ta etride weird raquaata te locate such Ham* aa aa alephant’a feet, a pra-meluUoaary rocordtag af the aid luaslai na­ tional antham, nr a nulla-nulla, which 1a aa Asstralias throwing •tick. > One* a . . .'* shock. But tho dlstlssarct could hardlym bo that saw. Far more tUa M year* newspapers aad govern­ ment! called Stalin’* tyranny and crime* by those names. Didn’t tie Amarican Communist pay atten­ tion, havt any doubts? No, Dannie aaya, because tho Amarican leaders tgaorod as “ ilander" anything that laid of “ injuaticoa" In Basalt. Tha*a wert tho loadora whom thousands af Americas* asmo* brilliant, tome rick, toms starry, eyed — trusted, battering them and obeying Mem whan they anld they knew tha rand le s brave, m w world. Florida Dairymen Plan To Tax Selves* CLEARWATER OR ~ Florida dairyman Sra planning ta tat thamsalvaa te finance a program ta build up tale* and profits. Tha Florida Dairy Asia, aothorlied lu directors Thursday t* •at up aa Industry advisory hoard which would promote and advor. U*a tha Industry, carry aut r o -. March and eaaduet educational * projacta. The m w board will determine Uw much money will U needed and what aiitummt should he placed against iModeUao mam. aars. R wta brought out that an Moment ef ooo-tenth of a cant a gallon of milk on both producers and distributors would ratao tlTO,OM. That la baaed oa Ftarida’a ^ present milk production of IS mil. Uee gallon* e year. Dr. Outdo Abbott, head of tho Horn* Economies Department of tho University ef Florida, tald tho cenridar* milk a ‘‘perfect'* food now and advlaod against adding vitamin* ta tt. TU aiMriatlon nlaetad T. 0, Lea of Orlando praaldont. succeed­ ing W. A. Graham af Hlalaah. Vie* presidents started wsraji. Jobs .Rargeant af LakaUad and ^ Adolph Allison ef Ortaado. s s i . a r x r t i ‘J x z with tha WettedJim arid Cavalry MJTit” H* wa* commaadof far earsc.'i’s.” fart" «■»»“• motor Mrgiaat In taa reglaieat’* Cbmpony Army in December 1M0 and racetvad In basis training tt 1 Fart Bragg. N. c. Tha M-yoarwld iaaldlar eras lost stationed at Fort ILewis, Wash. WIEBOLDTS CAM ERA SHOP tlO B. Park A n BTATI MINT OF U0M1NTI0N FLORIDA STATE BANK BANFOUX, FLORIDA O rgextail Jaw* % I N I a s o r junm a * iagg BRBOUBCMB Comparative Statement O f Condition Florida State Bank of Sanford Bankiaq Manna, Furnltura A Flnturaa Overdrafts ------ --------------- ---------- Maaw U. B. Gov’t Roods ________ iM IM M Jt Othor Bostdo------------------------- H Trttrt Cash and Dm from Banka_____________ LMO.iai M TOTAL RESOURCKI U AM unag Capital ■urplM AUTO LOANS low est C a it TOTAL LIABlUTIRg OFFICBBB ft ft HaMVLTT. CU T. ■ nt XRR W. i. PKAtVM-R Jft, MAM? LTND (Mil (>t,AR, SaatssU, R edd s «M R IMS AB OF J17NB M, IIM | IIMMjM Loene 0 Dtoeooitg Bnnklxf House, Furniture 0 Fixtures Overdynfte U . f t Oov’t 1 Other Bonds Cggit md Dqo from H eikt. Nong M M JOM i - S0MSS.74 f t t U .M t .t t TOTAL RESOURCES tlO U l^ S IJ S UAaarms RALPH W PKXOLD Capital Stock Surpiua------Undivided Profits and leMTVg (hr Bad Debts Unearned Discount----TOTAL UARIUT1R8 Invest In our V I --------M j l t o t « 100,000.0# ------- *00,000.0# -------- S7.1I0.71 ------- U H 700 --------- IftO H J S ftS IL T M J T .f t . lO f t i U t U # Savings Csitificatss. �TF* HAMfntT) WERAT.H Tuw., July 8. 1958 Page 8, Social Events Former M i“s Allman Feted A t Shower Bv Two Ladies Herman Middleton Is Acting Head O f College Dept. GREENSBORO- Herman Middleton, drama director, designer, ard actor who has participated in more than ISO plays, will become assistant professor and acting head of the Woman’s College De­ partment of Drama for 1*54-57, be­ Mr. and Mn. L. A. Smith and fam- ginning In September. . Now teaching and directing at iiy. University of Delaware, MtddleMr. and Mra. E. C. Campbell ton la well known in North Caro­ and daughter* Marchetla and lina. For the past four aeatons Twill, left Saturday morning for he has been stage manager for Ft. Payne, Ala., whera they will “ Unto These Hills", tha Cherokee vlalt far two weeka with their par­ outdoor pageant. ent!, Mr. and Mra. ft. Campbell Middleton Is the stage designer far Eermlt Hunter's new outdoor and Mra. Clara Whitmire pageant at Gatllnburg, Tenn. Michael Casey, WC drama head Mr. and Mra. Eddie Oolburn and daughter Joy Lou, art vUiting her for the part two yean, has resign brother-in-law and iliter, Mr. and ed. Middleton, 91, la a native of Mra. Ray Barnta If Pensacola. F<orlda. He ii a Columbia Univer­ Ur. and Mra. J. H Hutchinson sity A. B. anJ M A. graduate In era visiting for a few deye wllh dramatic arts, and his hud grad­ Mre. Wade Byala la Wiycroea, uate study at Nt* York llnive*. »lty, Northwestern, and University Georgia. of Florida He la a Ph.D. candi­ date. Before going to Delaware, Mid­ dleton was dramatics director at Maryville College, Tenn. In announcing Middleton’* ap­ Mrs. George Swann pointment, approved today In Ba(Photo By Jameson) lelgh by the UNC board of trus­ Kora Nrtewandar Was honored with • bridal thower Friday night tee* executive committee, Dr. W. at I p.m. at tha Florida Power W. Pierson, WC aeting chancellor Club house In Enterprise by Mra. said that WC drama majors are Jessie Beall, Mn. Nelson Craw­ aiiured continuity of the college’s ford, Mre. Aubrey Sender, Mr*. J. drams program and that further Gardner aad Mrs. N. C. Phillips. extension of activities in this field Tho tables war# decorated with are planned, including Increased Mrs. Larry Brown, sister of the Mrs. Alice Kirby Cooper, daugh­ hibiscus and greenery. Games were intereat In a plan of cooperation played with prim going to Mra. by the dramatic arts programs ter of Mr. and Mre. Allen Nelson groom, was matron of honor. She Ray Chldestor and Mre. Paul at the untvsriity branches In of Lexington Pqrk, Md. became wore a pink drees with white ac­ Chspe! Hill and Greensboro. the bride of George Swann Jr., cessories. Her corsage wee of Piety. ton of Mr. and Mrs. George Swann white carnationi and baby pink Tho brldo-oleet received many of Sanford, Friday, June 29, at roses. lovely and useful bridal gifts from I p.m. Bitty Colley, USN, and Sanford tho memben present. The ceremony was performed In served as best man. Refrcshmente of eake and punch the home of the Rev. J. W. Par­ Mrs. Nelson chose for her were served to 90 Invited guest*. ham, paetor of the Central Bap­ daughter's wedding a navy blue tist Church. dresa with while accesaoriea. Her Tha bride wore a white dress cortege waa of red rosea. (rimmed in blue with white acresThe bride was born In Prlnraia lories. Iler corsage was a tingle Anne, Md and attended Washing­ white orrhid. RT HELEN SNOOT,RAM ton High School. She his resided The Pathfinder Class of the in Sknford for the past three year*. Barnett Memorial Church held a Mr. Swann waa born In Mel­ Covered dish supper at tho home bourne and graduated from Semi of Mr. and Mra. Ralph Stumpf on nole High School. At present he Is Lako Mario in Do Bary Monday studying “ Diesel'' at the Vocation evening. Tho group of approalHOLLYWOOn UP—After t w o al school. mately tS gathered In the yard >f*r* of collecting a whopping sal­ After a wedding trip to St. FRIDAY FARR overlooking the lake and enjoyed ary for doing nothing, Elaine Augustine, Mr. and Mrs. Swann e delirious meal together, after Appetiser Baled Stewart woke up nne morning will make their home In Sanford. Shrimp aad Okra Creel* which the regular business eesaion and said “ Something'! gotta wee conducted by the newly elect­ Steamed Rice give!" . ed president Charles Everett The Mot Biecnite Some dulls might be hanny tn recreation, waa under the direction Fruit la the Snow have a big studio like MffM fi­ of Chuck Dunn, who served fas the Thin CrUp Better Cookie* nance their leisure. Not .Elaine. ibsenca of tho regutir recreation Beverage She did what other star* have chairman. Mra. Cecil Sellers. FRUIT IN IKE SNOW done when they want action: she Mr. and Mn. O. B. Canada were Ingredient*; 1 envelope unflav- hired a high-powered press agent The genius went TO'Work,'Last guests t l honor at a covered, dish ored gelatin, M cup It most Juice, supper at the Florida Power dub- lb cup water, 1/4 cup eynip from week Hollywood was startled by houee Tuesday evening, given by canned fruit cocktail, tk cup sug­ an unusual stunt. On the back of the men on hie shift at tho power ar, dash of salt, Vt teaspoon gra­ one trade paper was a photo of plant. Ouests were Mr. end Mrs ted lemon rind, S egg whites, Ita Elaine in acanties, her arms out Dewey Taylor and family, Mr, and cup* drained canned fruit cock­ alretched. On the hack of the oth or trade paper waa another ad Mra. Albert Barrios and family, tail. Mr. aad Mra. Hank Embaek and Method; Sprinkle gelatin over featuring a dress to be rut out family, Mr. and Mrs. F, C. Long lemon Juice to soften. Heat to­ This, the ads proclaimed, was the and family, Wilbur Bruce, Mies gether -the water, 1/4 cup fruit Hollywood paper doll game. "The results were fabulous," Catherine Emanuel and Mlaa Ann cocktail syrup, h cup sugar, Singletary of Orlando. and salt Stir softened gelstin into Elaine enthused. "I didn't realise Misa Audrey Hlen left last Mon hot miature until dissolved. 8tlr so many people got up so early In day far Elkin, N.H., where she in lemon rind. Chill until con­ the morning. My phone started will sg m during the summer as sistency of unbeaten egg white*. ringing before > and It waa assistant waterfront dimeter at Beat egg whit** until stiff and o'clock before it stopped and I was able to have my first cup of at Camp Rear lego. gradually beat In remaining ti coffee. Kns. RuseeS Stulls, UA Navy cup sugar; fold Into ebllled gel htd an offer fn do two weeks submarine, V J A Adas, wow eta attn mixture. Chill until mixture of"Isummer stock In the East in timed lo Key West aad MU* will etand in peaks. Fold In thor 'Bus Slop* at 11,500 e week. llechtDienes Grave am house guestb of ooghly drainad fruit cocktail. Lanraster wanted me for ‘Sweet Mr. aad Mn. Harold Itulta this Heap Into Individual serving Smell of Success' with the poul dishes and ehill until firm. Makoa bllity of a nonexclusive contract Congratulations to Mra. RUaa g to g servings. if I could get out of MOM. There both Brockmoyor who coiobratod M*4e; Dessert may be served were eeveral other offer* and her Mth birthday Wodnoaday with with custard sauce made feelers too. a email group e4 friends awotiag I egg ruths. "Publicity—It's wonderful: I’ m her at her bird sanctuary at the sold on it 100 por cent." eemotory and bringing her gifts Tho only thing the stunt did not whit* watching tha birds perform accomplish was getting a rise out their usual treats and thrills for of MGM. Tho situation still pus bird lorors. ties Elaine, Mr. and Mra. Jomoe P, Carroll “ I Just cao't understand it," she HATNCOAT COSTUME of aad children aad A D. Carroll of alghed. "They ar* paying me a water-proofed Roman-striped Eufala, Ala., wort weekend guests salary which la more than a cotton, waa designed by Clair* od Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Bnem United States s ■ n a t o r gets McCardelt. The solid red cotton Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Einhards, W joo, What's more, they are banding the walitlino of the Mn. Karl Murr and Mn. Louis* alwaya talking about how they aktrt matches tho lining of the Wileon will leave Tuesday to at' coat Its collarteaa neckline to need laces on tho screen. Yet tend the golden wedding eetehra filled In with the black •stove­ when they have a new face right tion of Mr. and Mra, Davie Me pipe" wool sweater. Ideal for on their own lot, they do nothing Mskia of Cere seta. with IL tool, rainy oummer days. Mr. and Mra. Pet* WBaen t l "Tho only picture they have AUeeta, Oa., arrived Thmeday for mentioned me foy In the past two a few day* to viow the pragrcsi year* was "The Opposite Sex. TIER III A GAMB THAT of their mw heme *n DeRary They said I was all set lo r It. So MUST RE FLAYED" Drive. what happenst They borrow a girl Mra. Anna W. alee* aad Miss from another lot—Joan Collins" >f Anther's Darla Faber visited Greadme Fa•low) I bee is Sharpei Sunday, Mr. and Mn. Maynard (Chuck! You can Hv* a greet meny Albertans and children, Jaha, Sue years longer than wa* expected l o v nc L , J aad Laura May et Bat Diego, at your birth because medical Calif., wore raMwiag fringe, and RIDI IN I HI A f R i science baa not only arhfeved •eRuclntaecas this week. Chuck ■TARTS TONIGHT tha biblical three score end Ural at the Children's Memo her* ten yeara of average life eain Batarpris* fir a number of ■TARTS Till ynan and will complete kit 10 pectaney, but each year hopes m an topic* la the U A Navy aad to increase that figure. will retire in November this year But you, yourself, must he TH E N E C K U N B IS C U T aad ho plaaa la locate in thia sec­ an active player In the "Game LOW to * Mg bow ta th* back tion agate. of Lifa.w If you will regularly Mr. aad Mra. If. FamB Bast, o f Motile Pamte* cocktail dreao visit your Physician for a phy. weed aad daughter* d Laoehurg of black Bilk shantung printed ileal checkup, he can help you were visiter* at the home ad Mr. with rreen-lcafed red rosea and ovtraiae bud*. and Mra. M, H. Ryan Sunday. to prevent aerioue iltneae, and « k *M M 'iu m u ta ftiinuKMt n o w B O a c = m you will be richly rewarded Ly FEATURE-? ;5I many additional years af Oealtfeier living. SECOND FEATURE —4:54 ONLT Personals Majw Roy Green la attending aummsr field tralnlDg melon of the 41th Armored Dlvliton, Oaor* gle-Flarlda Netional Guard*. Mr*. Carl Oversuwet left on tho woekend to taka ■ month’i vaca­ tion vlslt'ng In Kentucky —1 1111•oil. Mre. Boy Groan will travel to TaUakaaaaa July I to vlalt her mother and alitar prior to meetiai Major Green la Macon, Oa. . They will fly from there to Chi­ cago to attend tha National Con­ vention Benevolent and Protective Order of Eiht. They plan to rc turn to Ft. Stewart Thuraday July IS where they will etay for the vamaloder of tha encampment re­ turning to Sanford July II. Jfr. And Mra. C. It. Jonea and daughter Margaret have return­ ed home after vlaltlng In Ala­ bama, Tenneeeee and Ooorgla. Mra. B. J. Keeper, Suaan and Iddia id La Orange Park, III, and Mr. and Mre. Stave Engleaaa( Marlon, tad., at* visiting Mr. end Mra. Ed Con and family at their heme on Foreat Drive. Mr. and Mra. Robert Jamee Caching have ratumad home after a twe weeka vacation vlaltlng frleflde and relatlvN la Mundo, Indlanapelle, Terra Haute and llarioa, led. They alao traveled to Kentucky; Cincinnati. Ohio; Nashvilla, Tana., and Atlanta, Oa. Prienda of Pater Monje will be tarry to learn that ho la In tho Florida Canltarium In Orlando, Koom MO. Hia wife la the former Mary Metric. Mr. end Mn. Sylveiter Kiddy left recently to vlalt friandi and tel allvet in Selmer, Ti The many frleada of Mre. Ben Monroe will bo aorry to learn that aha la In tho Orange Memorial Keofttal In Orlande undergoing ourfory. Mm wiB be there for two Mr. o » l Mn. Jamee W. Smith nod eeae, >0>ald and Rot, Daytona Keaoh, a n vial ting hia parent#, '* P. Harris Knows -How To Live •r HOLLYWOOD » —That's what I Ubo about Phil Hasrla: the guy Mmws how to livt. While many of hie fallow artists ora knocking themselves out wllh TV shewa, FhU of hia year hi tho comfort•Mo eeoftaaa of Palm Springs. Thor* ho lino with hia wife, Alloo Faye, and their two daughters fa a lovely homo facing the ThuaMsrbtrd golf A lew tiaoo every year, Phil lumbers up to Hollywood to assist In NBC aporUeulars. Once twice a year he ventures up to Make a movie. The net of the B tho gelf am etna mi end otherOft him tha Ufa teeka food. H him M ho • tegular TV show has talhod about “ tot a* far they M gp with anything ha M am .' ________a TV vatatea * tha J ^ - " W m M tt Brink e t It,” ho • ft * . “ Family ahwwa have •ft* tp 4m th « television. It m e tick U watoh than. i’t Mir 4m > ho think mad e l 4atag • ahww mm would laatnre hia FMI Mid he'd like m hasp puabhia mevio ear**r. Me ■ . pression to "The Ml Mighty" « eonpie ad “Anything ______. . My Lady" :m tm fear. The latter waa a d iffo liiw ia i m him. Hll acid that ha upMtad hia to remain m retireait at aa ha acid. "Ona l a 14 and tha atbat le U. limy need bar a Besides tha Balm have a ham* ► aetata f f matt fb U a g with Bing to Rva. kia am Rose Neiswander Honored Guest A t Bridal Affair ★ ★ ★ * ★ George Swann Jr., Alice Cooper Wed June 2 9 In Parham Home Enterprise Try This One Elaine Stewart Says Publicity Wonderful fig RAYMOND M . RAIL, REALTOR i ’ Sett. RT SANDRA ftERA "There Is all of beauty In these few thing*—A new-born child, end ■ new born moon—A tree e-bud la the flush of Spring, A ship at tea and ■ brtdfe in June; Ivy and bit­ tersweet in fall—But the BRIDE I* the loreliest of all." While talking with Patty Ratlgin, who la looking aa happy at a brideto-be should look, 1 discovered that har sister Kay who It married and hie two children, le coming down lo visit with her parents in Pana­ ma City, Petty will join them later. She hasn't teen her niece and ne­ phew yet end is pretty eager for that first glimpse. Patty'e ring ie unusual with a large diamond In tho center of two rather oblongshaped smaller ones. The R. F. Coopers have been on thiir summer vacation at Mira Hill, N. C. for some time. Just think of having blipkttr oh your bed every night and using them tool Another one using blinkota, I’ll bet, It Frances Conb, Longwnod teacher, who is ir Vermont at a swimming instructor. I _■_ • Attention anyonel If you know the whereabouts of a certain Mis* TUESDAY Mattie Stanton you could be a big The Woman's Society of help lo Misa Mcrcedea Stlegler, 411 Christian Bervic* of The F i r s t So. G., Tacoma, Washington. It Methodist Church will have e Board Meeting at • a.m. followed by the regular Business and Pro­ SUNDAY DINNIB gram meeting at <1:45 am. Vacation Bible School will be conducted at Elder Springe Bap­ tist Chapel from 4 a.m. to tl P a "compear Sunder" with a gale Noon. dinner Is oa the schedule, why The pioneer Fellowship and not try asrrlng minted lamb chops Recreation of the First Presbyter­ according to this recipe euggested ian Church will meet at 7:30 p. by the AAP Service ter HotaemakarsT Berras eight, m. at the Church. Wipe *l«ht rib lamb chops (t The Sanford Tourist and Bhuf fleboard Club will have a covered Inrh thick) aad trim *1 superfluous dish supper at I p. tn. at the club f i t Sprinkle with U teaspoon perptr end on* teeepooa eatL Chop hnuie. ["sui r ii] ___I I half bunch mint tear** and mis with 1/1 cup vlnagnr. Let-chops WEDNESDAY stand In this mlitnr* on* hour. Vacation Bible School will be Drain, shake og mint. Heat frying conducted at Elder Springs Rap- pan. rub orsr with a piece of fat, tist Chaps) fiom I a.m, U 13 put In the chop* and eetr quickly Noon. on both side*. Reduce best aad cook The midweek prayer aervlce about eliht minute*. Turn and cook wit] be held at Firat Baptist approximately llte minute*. Kamov* Church at 7:30 p.m. to hot platter, spread with .twa Roy Britt will lead the Sunday tablespoon* aott butter or marse­ School Workers' Conference nt rin* end anraiih with mint For dessert, try Ihl* recipe for First Baptist Church at 4:11 lemon eponje pi*. Cream Vi cup p.m. Tha Girl Scout* will meet at butter er margarine until soft aad Indy. Add eaa cup eugar aad three Firat Presbyterian Church at Uhleipeoaa Sour gradually ted mix 3:30 p.m. thoroeahly. Add three egg yolka Tha Mid-Week Bibl* Hour will and beat weU, Add halt-cup lemon be conducted by Rev. A. O. Mc- Juice and on* tabteepoon grated lnnia, Pastor of th« Firat Pres­ lemon rind. Add ona aad ana-half byterian Church at 7(10 p.m. cup* milk slowly end B is well. Paid The Chancel Choir will rehear- In threo eta whites, beaten aalU e* *4 Pint Presbyterian Church ttlg but not dry. Poor Into poetry at 7i.10 p.m. lined pi* pea. Dak a la a hot orea Clrcla Na. 4 of the Women of II minute*. Reduce heal to a modthe Firat Presbyterian Church erst* ore* aad bake H ■ latte* j longer. wilt not meat until July lUh. leeme that Mlaa Ittagter met Mue Stanton while stationed at Charbam Field Oa. In 1*44. fh* aa* is tha army with ths IMOth JfAF Squad, ElUagtan APR Texas.‘VlM Stalgler would like to ktdw wear* she could get t* touch wllh. hoe. She aald la d letter la Peitm aster Joel Field that Mlaa Btanteft edited Sanford her hometown giving'he* address is 401 Minolta At*, and that hor fathor waa a Baptist minister. Bho had a brother Mated Jon and bofora moving hero she lived in Augusta, On. Dode Any­ body knew earthing? --* # Connie and Velio Williams, are leaving for a trig to Americas, Oa. Connin'* hometown. tholrjMb Jimmy, has boon there ter g— Unto visiting hi* grandntethof. "t sura de mlse him", Connie uld, while alpping o cup of eoffto-wltk mo hi tho drugstore. She la also getting excited about their new homo which Is Miring tomptacten. Located In Grave Manor* R will b* • "pal* greet" eater on-the outside, Frank Noell, after batching tffdr ■ week or two, will new get Bock Into the awing of things alncd-hte wlfo, Lottie Bel] and two emu-art homo from Kentucky. Today's garden tip, whloh I Rood aa much as anyoM alee, in "M yeu do It instantly, y*u miy'.ptiR make a sowing of qulek inmate for th* lat* feu color la the flow** garden." Another hint, to pick flower* ta in tho Plunge thorn ta water overnight and then, nost morning, make a bouquet. tf you have never hem ta’ th* J.- M. Itinecipher ham# ea K Park Ave. you aro missing n treat. | don’t think It'a n hobby with Mn. Stlnecipher but in o m y availahte spot on a shelf or l*Me ta aa ms* usual vast, statue ar object'*e)w has brought baek from a vacatioa tour or shopping spree. Everything Is s* colorful and gay toaktag-Aad th* atmosphor* puts ten right al homo, gho never muse* aayiaf hello to folks she moota as tha street and her bright smite makes tha day a Uttla panes. WAPfJA>V v T 1 ( H I f 11R A IL’ 11 | A M H O T io e h o f JU L Y ^ and A N N IV E R S A R Y T. V. S A L E ! ! THREE DA YS ONLY. ' JULY 5 th - 6 th - 7 th tx K# ★ i f FLOOR SAMPLES NEW SETS IN FACTORY CARTONS i f REPOSSESSIONS if TRADE INS P ric e s So L o w .... -T H E Y 'R E RIDICULOUS! 11 I \ NO TR A D K IN NECBS8AKY FOR EXAMPLE.......... 24in. PHILCO 21In. MOTOROLA 21in- G. E. REG. 1549.95 ONLY S I K « REG. 329.95 ONLY f |i|M REG. 219.95 ONLY a n t * Rani Ratal* Bate* — Rental* — I I Am Met f ★ Hostesses, Mrs. J. R. Crew and Mre. J. M. Gardner entertained Mr*, la met B«nton, tb« former Bettv Lou Allman. Thuradav night at I n.m. with a bridal shower in the Crow heme. 1319 MeDonvllla Ave. .Prize* were won by Mr*. E. J. Moasman, Mra. Catherine Atkinton and Miss Lola Ann Dobson. Gladioli and fern were used lo decorate the rooms of tho home. Refreshments of pink lemonade, cake, nuts and mlnta were served to the guests. Those present were Min Lola Ann Dobson, Mrs. Eddie Moasman, Mr*. R. J, Stinson, Mrs. R. L. White, Mra. G. W. Etlnaon, Mr*. Rufus Benton, Mre. C. Atkinson, Mra. Dorothy Green, Mra. Barton Wright, Mr*. E. C. Dobson, Mra. Clyde Stinson. Mrs. J. M. Qerdncr. Mr*. J. J, Carver, Mrs. Bowen. Mre. John Benton, Mr*. Harriet, Mrs, Chart** Atkinson and Mrs. Gilbert Benton. • b e tw e e n y o u ’ n • 9$4 M • O. M. B. D. Art. TO U C H TO N DRUG CO. n MNTUlA PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS .Cor. Id I Magnolia AWMIMt ftlUMlUftft HtlUit' upifU M eases • a w is ih s ay u m ih n in * W INN T. V . J 308 E. let ST. L fiflB W h A- �•» 1 TW0U3WT T O * HMPUJHT WU2A ts e a x M S H F L L r e a . 1 l * § AVY7MJW? M S W A N T 'S W N» TO KNOW 70SA V S J H e * W S i TUBPUVES. t W a L NO V IVSTVAP OKSMOOTH' \M4KTOCOOIL TH£ LONE #ANG£VAH' < THAT P C ? ~ TONTO^ *WU C A P T U B fU ^ -— ^ NOWKMMe o o THEVOOMYOUV* tO W T X H ^ I»nT TWITJUST J TQO SA Pff — \1 7 w* ll LlflW T N iN ' « U 3 t Fish Camp Owners Saying Go Home, White Pelicans Ca s e v o t /a e N T eoE srcojw W -7 GOT THE tr : in ts«M nays I M you don't want to stay bare I Wall, 1 don't want to stay nare, eitharr He gut to Ms feet, and Itanad toward the shortar man. “ If I could do what t want to do, Pd tw ta the Army— A perhaps over srhere my nephew n waa Killed—perhapa down the read i- Kara at the fort. But I'd be In unile form If your rule erere in effect. I a want to go Into eervleel Except it for being a specialist. I’ve never n wanted anything ao much usd so keenly. d “But I am not a speelaMst, and r. I am not In uniform! It waa ar» it gued to me that 1 bad aa obligekt tioa to my family, to what my d father had dona for me In building it this hospital. . . " k Ma'am waa the one who had i. argued those things to him. Linda d stepped Inside the room, and cloaed n the door behind her. “ You should have gone anyway," aha said aoft• ly. 0 Rupert’s glance upon her was bright. Alan turned more alowly d to look at bar. it She spoke, still qulstly. “Why, really, did you stay, Alan V it “ Because— 1 thought 1 was doing it tha light thing.” m “Then," aaid Linda firmly, "you r did do the right thing." For a moment their ayes bald, k than— aa It with renewed vigor, d new faith la hie position—Alan n swung back upon Rupert Ernst n "You are not going ta leave, i. Dr. Ernst" His usually soft drawla in f voice snapped the words like t, a whiplash, his eyes were lighty nlng green with anger. "You are d going to stay right bare, and da the Job set for you. You came hare i, ta leans ta ha aa American s dtisea and aa American doctor, e The citl—nahlp. 1 know, means * little ta you except that you can not be aa American doctor withr out having It You came hare for ■ a year, you've been here for three • months—long enough to discover s that this la no easy Job which has bean aet before you. 1 knew, rt t first sight of you. that It would J not be easy. 1 knew—1 know now ’, —that you could saver take the t place of aa American doctor I But 1 I said I'd try to do as good a Job aa possible with you. And now r you’re going to try to do your I part. I plea to m o to It that U'e a good try I "You'll learn enough o f Amarlcan ways, of our ektlla and values o * I* n kt IfY O U HAVE TO S T A R T A T } [ | II" ■TH E BOTTOM ON A JO S AND WORK L IK E A DOG i FOR ALM OST NOTHING I AM YOUGOING 'C rT A VACATION I TH ISSUM M LO , I A U X A N O C R ?] K K U T 'l r , l THfN YCU WOPH AND SLA VtVoP J ll ' TWO MONTHS IN TN e M EAT < .AND FIN ALLY VCXl DO BECOME ) , ' PWSJOfVT O f TMe COMWWY jjww B A T A BIG SA LA O Y THEN SUMMER'S OVER AND YOU JU S T K A YE r rt t o GO BACH TO r -S m vw^SCHOOLi-/_«^ ’ *-!*' i r / s' E d te S tt? & CLEARWATER IB — Go home, white pelicans, plead fish camp operators who'vs had enough of the his birds catching all the flail in Lake Seminole. The birde juit came down ftf their annual visit to Florida ana refuse to leave for their homes ia Utah, the Dakotas and the North* a sst Previously they have flow a back home for nesting in the sum* mer. months. George Evans, a fish camp man, says each of the wide winged birds is esting from three to five pounds of dish daily. Lynn Watkins, amateur natural* 1st and Clearwater Sun columnl^ reports lhat birds from a half cir­ cle in the lake, herd the fish to* ward shore, close In on the trapped Osh and after driving them to shallow water gobble them up. Watkins says he ean’t figure why the birds haven't flown north* ward. .. . otn ly. aln vtn not eeU aa mo hei out Yoi ate thll bet yot dill * in out yot Th| wh wot onl isai abl life tru pro mu an) tali It i whi 0r u ro, pm Am My con gat g ^ "RIG Tor* RIPPED OPEN BY WIND 4 GENEVA, N. Y. </P) — The "big top” of the Ringllng Bros, and Bsmum and Bailey Circus was ripped open by a wind gust yes* terdsy as 1,000 ihowgocrs witched the opening of a performance. Fif­ teen persons ware injured. A hospital said the condition of Keith Stevens, SI, a circus work­ er, was "not gond." Olher inju* ties were described as minor, The Norm (hit ripped the tent also knocked out power lines and felled trees in this ares. „ OPEN 12:45 ■ too. hoe “Tc UUJ A*1* L sen me mi ladl D am und "■ you AVA'S GREATEST i MOVIE f HOLEf • P H O W A N U W T /O V r z s & ir iis e s r * "' S tm t filAKCCI -B m TRAVERS Donald O'Connor Portraying Buster Keaton In Movie BUNT! HOLLYWOOD (AT—A couple of fall guys were whoptng tt up on the old Paramount lot. Om was frosrn * faced Buster Kenton, one ef the great comics of the silent screen and knock­ about artist par excellence. The N IC * * other waa young Donald O’Con­ fla y , . nor, hlmaolf noted for tho fan­ poppy/ tastic falls he incorporatee ia his dance routines. Donald is going ta portray Buster, hi "The Buster Keaton Btoty,1* aad ho haa boon study­ ing tho old master, both from professor in tho department of po- rnin beings. . .A baste Mod exists silent movies aa in person. When 1 found thorn together on an ' school sear Baltimore some prac­ Eitlcal science, for • widespread. lotolUgeat aad _______ oaperitnet _________ to _go Corria, noting th a L s Is rie per­ tical „political active participate* la tho political il ith tho theories they learn i a , centaga o f A m e r ie a r college and university graduates do not vote regularly and lake little or ao ac­ tive role in polities, says: TOWS(.\. Md„ in Don't *lrU U ■ . addressing onvtlepos at poUtleall "It is not snough tbit college a.am tha iKwr m thit peri young campaign headquarters, passing graduate* should be civilised bu­ bolitiful worker, out campaign literature and ismSlia may bo s tioucher siri. pie ballots, acting as poll watebSpociiicaily. she might be port r.7 « £ '>•*». « d . perf«»lfif of » Goucher Cotton, program S S L f i f t * ** knoun as tho Hold politics renter, '• ‘[didataof their choice. Borne of tho girls may oven, as thcy did last year, become wholly responsible for o major party's campaign in precinct, la 1IM, a Oouehsr student supervised party operaUaoa ta filao proclaeu ia Baltimore. voucher Girls A re Political orker* ******>•«••: rvimvai W nuinci) During lhil r(lr>l there are a few I'm having trou­ ble with. One Is the 'teacup roll.' That's where you do a backward somersault while holding a teacup In one hand not spilling It. I'm not so good at It. "Wo used to do a really rugged act in vaudeville, my family and I," Donald said. "In tha opening number T came out and made a dire straight at the audience. My brother caught me by the coat and pulled me back. Buster added the story of when hs was supposed to leap from ona building to another at the height of three stories, "I later realised if 1 had made It, I would have broken tha world's broad jump record," ho said, Ha managed to greasp the top of the building, stsm against tbs aids and drop Into a net. I H Others may do "lotorn” work, devoting aavoral daya g week working at MUoaal headquarters af g major political party, ia tho off‘CO of a senator, or .with such empty movie set, they had been discussing and dsmonstrmtiag some of their favorite atunte. Buster commented that he had Itamed all hla stunts la the famlly’e vaudeville art—"tha roughest act in this country or Europe." What's mors, hs still is abls to perform some fabulous stunts though ho is past 00 and only re­ cently rocovorsd from a critical illness, "You've got to learn how to fall," ha explained. "I never taka the Impact of a fail on tho back of my head, the base of my spin*, my elbows or my kntes. That's how you break bones." "Buster haa taught ma many of the falls," Donald added, "But W . i l l h i d o The Business Office of The Sonford El.illlilfik Herald will be closed all day Wodnos* -• *————1 —-------: : . I ■ !!■ ■ ■ ! __ ______ day, July 4, in observance of Indepen­ dence Day; The Sanford Herald will be delivered a t the regular time. CELEBRATE 4th o f JULY WITH ITS * - • PROGRAM IHI SUtllN i 300 000 VOLT �1% Cash In" The Many Opportunities In The Classified Ads n —n o o r w r ,—nxTim wG Per Bettei PhinMfg See or Cell W. J. RING M noth Pork—Phene PLUMBING Contract anU repair work, eatixutot. g. u Honor. Saaferd Are. Phono IMS. Plunk: ‘n . o o & B T * Barrie* m AO Water Pome*. Walla Drilled — Pom pa Paolo IMS Phono W • FIN AN C IAL IT—FL'RNTniRE—BOttanOLD •r-WAVIBD TO bent W-rNRURAMCr. C I .K .t l A N C t IlSIlIt FUENITURE 2-PT Lit IV i ROOM SUITE look* tuit like the price only Sin • PC LIVING ROOM SUITE Hi-PIte miroon valour itof* and 1 matching rhair* ... *1* ARMLESS SOFA . . , Ideal I n r trailer or mall room . . . Sleep* 2. Ilghl green, good condition US NEW PLATFORM ROCKER 4 OTTOMAN . . . Beautiful brown plaitir, regular *89.9.1 value. Floor »*mptr, now onlv ........... $12 NEW' BASE ft WALL CABINET COMBINATION . . . rag. IIUD slue floor (ample, now only $$$ .IRE NEW BOLLAWAY BED . . . .eg. Lilt* value with Inneriprtng mittraae, black enamel frame . . . ON I.T................ ....... . 927 • PC DINING ROOM SUITE . . . chair* need re-working, tibia and Buffet worth much more thin the price ................................ $|l l-PC DINING ROOM RUITR . . . hen huy in the more . . Com over S3on.no new . . . itUI In eieallent condition .Complete ONLY SM DINING ROOM TABLES . . . 3 or I juit 'eking up ipaea. Yeur Choice far ONLY ... . U NIGHT STANDS. . . * drawer*, on ratter*, need* paint........... 0 MANY OTHER PIECES TO CLEAR OUT AT TERRIFIC SAVINGS Woman want* dean, quirt, nicr ly fuml-hcd room, year ’ round. Write P. O. Box 7lt. Sjnjm-ri Preferred Rate* to Preferred PalieybeWnra Inha W1Diana* Ian. Agaa e.i •17 Steferd Ailaalir Rank Phaea U LIVESTOCK m—noon—cats—p i t * German Shephard puppie*. Mala 135. Female $3S. Sea Jiff Davl*. Ftraitona Staria* or Call 7S&R Rlrd dog puppiaa. Thffrnughhred polnlari. Ph. 1TU-J. 1133 Yala Ava. USA "S o t'nj malt ChUiuahut "uople*. Fine apacimani, I weak* old. ARC. Beulah Howard. Upiila Road. Phone lOfl-R. RjrVILOPRS. tettertteeSa, auto1A~PLACE* TO IAT Manta, uveioea, hand kalla, and ga^HU in EU—CATTLE—NOGR' p r o g r a m * , ate. Progreaura It * genin' iteumi—Ynu eon hare PrutMi Ce. “ “ “ PIGS far till. $3.00 each. Mathofun at th« Doggie Diner ft Bor, Watt IMS I t diet ChUdran'a Horn*. EnterLake Mary. prtie. ORLAVBO BentMel hat, «->HiBONAI. W0T1CBR _ Ralph Ray, 110. (A—POULTRY Locol and Long Distance moving. tipdotmidii HEAVY ted” hani7*3r Ik- DallmVe Agents for HOWARD VAN Cuatea Mad* Drapery and I Farm. Richmond Ava. Ph. 213BR. O n e s , inc ., pen in su lar TRANSFER A STORAGE. Ine. 13—ARTICLE! P»W VENT ^ S T A N L E Y KULP Office 1100 French Av*„ Phoot Plata Scafard — Illl-J 310. NOW—I mm film rental library at Mtl I. Park (Rinay 17-0) Wiebotdi'* Camara Shop. 310 IdipilII and 0 n il Baby a»«V» Rollawar, Hospital S. Park Ava. ____________ MonUt-Tol. Bedi Day “Week or--------W ELL DRILLING 108 Furniture Center —■ Pump Selec with MERCHANDISE lie Watt Firat Rapair Samca GARLAND SHAW tt-ARTICLEh FUR BALK AUTOMOTIVE P. O. Rai Ml Paint—$3.0 gil. Foot I/wkari, LONGWOOD A—BOATS AMD MOTOR* •paciil IT.M. Juagla Hammock*, Phene: w. p. 31 MU Tirpiulm*. Army-Navy Surplut Soo the Now Evinruae Line for '56 310 Sanford Ava. CREAM 1C TILE KOBflON Spirting Goods Piul F. Mueller A See Ph tM Wa huy and tall utad furniture. Boles A Sorvka Phone MS Plan eetiMiu. Quality wart. K. lot. It. Paying top eaih pricaa far any­ thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ T. V. REPAIRS 14-toot Seml-V bottom plywood ING PORT on 17-82. Ph. MIT-W. boat. Newly refiniahed. Ills 'Til Id p m. Serviea Call*, $3.00, • I. Q. Herrin. Pit. JM3.J. W. A Randolph St. —Factory to You— Norn*. Ph. IAS*. Lictniad TickA ln 0lp iM nielaat, guaranteed wark. FOR SALE—ISM 22 H. P. Johnaon VM tttin Blind* OATUN BROTHERA Enelotad haid. Sag-proof bottom Outboard Motor. Good Condition Dr iglln* ft Bulldotar Santee rail with plaitir and*. Plaitte ar Ph. tut Geneve. 2495-w Btnfsrd. rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon Price 965. Call 2303-W. 2ft—BCBOOL5-1NBTRUCT10N Sonktrik GUm tad Paint C*. Phone **0 FOR SALE — 7Vi H. P. Outboard DIEAEL HEAVY EQUIPMENT 111-114 Watt Ind St. Men art being telerted In thi* area to bo trained fnr high pay Deep Freer*. Pinpoint, 11 eu. ftMotor, Mercury. Good condition. Chart type. Like new. 3330. fan joba at Dioaol mechanic*, op­ be seen at Ague Vista ft Sunrise Call i m . Ralph Swarta. erator* of tractor*, hulldoicr*. Rlvd. Plantation Estate*. Crane*, and marine Die*«l en­ gine*. parte men and many oth­ l^MMONS youth bad with innerspring mattress. Phene lIU-W-l. er joba in this rapidly expaadiig industry. If you are mechan­ Our complete line of Arm* Paint. It will par YOU to *00 US beta* ically minded and want increiiPrice* reduced 1 3. SHERMAN toff. Open Evomagi and ed taming* you owa tl In yourCONCRETE PirE CO., out W. •all to find out whether or not 13th St. you can qualify. For free infor­ I tNa, Flo. mation without obligation write: U—APPLIANCETRACTOR TRAINING SERV­ TMo od trill odmlt Carolyn Mlrft. * oil, Santard, to the Bit* The- ICE, INC., Rox ISIS, The San­ FRIOIDAIRE apptlanrei, * a la a ind service. C,. H. High, Ovirdn. ford Herald. e. Exp. July 13, ‘ Fla. Phone FD-3-3315 or Sanford 1642-W after A p. m. $4—CHILD CARR LA—USED CARS - I H l Plymouth Club Coupe. One Will keep cRildren in my home, AIR CONDITIONING day or night. II .00 «17 Calory local owner, lolw mileage. Phone For Room or Budding Avo. _______ •s " M -E, 400 W. Mth St___ H. B. P O « CO. INC. Part Aye. Phono 140 od will admit Ann Janoen, EMPLOYMENT A to the Rita That tee. Exp. July BAGCIEKLY LP w a n t e d f e m a l * f j L D i ________________ APPLIANCE CENTER ‘Your WoettSfbnnea Dealer" WAITRESS — Apply Touchton'* PHONE 1737 113 MAGNOLIA Drug Store, Mr. Clark. r*hone 1821 : Boautieiin, air conditioned *alon. GAS itove, ipt. m i. One full ilte Good pay, perm m m petition. range good a* new. Chaleo $49 td- RRAUTT PARLORS each. 701 W. Third St„ Phone Phono 01 nr 3M3-J. m aw Medan* Air-conditioned Salon Immediate placement for ambiH nrrktt’ n Bonuty Nook ttaui, friendly *ite*lady for IS—BUILDING MATERIAIA [ 1 0 B. Oak Ph. 01 Avon Produel*. Sanford or Lake Monroe area. Contarl Mr*. Jui- Ready Mixed Conrrete, Concrete AIM Block, Sand. Gravel,. Cameni niU Rueiell. P. O. Box 373, Or­ io * Concrete Pipe to Meat All Quali­ lando. fication*. it* ALUMINUM FAINT WOMAN with machine to sew Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. :«■„ For Houto Trailer Roof* ready cut apron* Ea*y, profit­ » e u NEED A PAINTER?—SEE U81 (tat Weel llih St. Phone 34SS able. $pory or full time. A ft R nr** McRAHRY-AMim APRONS, Fort Smith 3, ArkanUSED BRICK > ‘*RU8 8. Park Phone 1W eaa. TWO CARLOADS beaouftd Ht4 -^►a WT now, poy later. Up to $300 knek. Orange, rod, and hnni vtary lm: far at litUo aa 31T.0 monthly. black. See thorn at SHRRMAM iiwly. Shorthand protend but Mo dowu payment naetaaary. CONCRETE PIPE CO. not easMtltl. Elec trie typown] * ! Cell aiffr-J for information. ter. Good pereonnel pel ine* RED-1-M1X CONCRETE Wi\ic Seminole Memorial Hn«CONSTRUCTION Mtrade Onerala To. p. 0. Box 4to or Ca l l 30S Elm Ave. iCBnundatiem* laid or pourod. Will Phone 1335 - c- £• AHor “ f W t J r j u r build- 310-Ex. 1. lA, tag. Toma or c**h. Cttimaui METAL ROOFING (tvon. Call MU daytime, or Mr. 17-HELP WANTCU-MALH Now In .lock. 4-V Crlmp-l’l " Ray, 40, ovontaga. Cornigated — Sit" Corrugated HANDY Man. Mu»t hav# own Get all Your roofing need* at irin*pnriation. Mar-Lou Motel. Til* ad will admit Mri. Weller Bhermnn Concrele pipe Co. Royleyor. Lak* Mary, to the -MALE or FEMALE Out Wett 13th Pt. Mnatoland Ride-In Theatre. Expim July u , 10$. $0.00 daily, Sell Luminou* Door *4—BUSINbU EQUIPMENT Plate*. Writo Racvei, Dope 10. IT—RUMJMNG - REPAIRS Attleboro. Mm. Free *«mpl»». WAVWDB OdBew rtactone eo. PAINTING BaSTssSe. talsAirSMEN-AGEVTS FLOOR tending and finishing. 4f-FURNITU« C-HOUIE HOLD RETAIL SALESMAN Cleaning, waking. Serving Semi- Goodyear ha* a d**irabla opening . nolo County dnea IMS. SLEEP-TIME SAVINGS for young man In learn tha re­ ; H. M. Olaaaow. Lake Mary gill tail tire and arce*»ory him- Mngiue Heu, complete ■ indie* wider tiyt neu. Experience not nacetaary. longer thin urdinary'bod Company benefit* include life IM ft hoapiuluation in*ura.ee, all Bedroom Suite BANDALL ELECTRIC CO. froo to employe*. Straight sal­ Book___ b?.1. Drttiar and Mirror ary paid Semi-monthly. Apply at the Goodriar Service Store. 3 Room* Complete Bedroom. I.iving Room 113 8. Park Ava.. Saiftrd, Fia. 1 - Bondtx and Croaloy Appliance* T w a a s B A f '-" ^ 112 Magnolia Av«. t 4 I l and Dinette RCHOL* REDDING CD. CLEAN IMR FULL-TIME hou*ework. P h o n e Conor hod. ft Magooho Ph. 1299 “ End Bamberger" Mgr. U34R. OM hour . Wsak and Damp Dry Upon Moadoys 'Ml 9 :0 p.m. \1*IT_ OL'R BALCONY M-WDRR WANTED—MALE Buy your Furniture at Barry’* Aonitone Dry Cleaning FULL TIME Joh for aumbtm-. by Furn. Co., at 01 W. »0rtltoUd ' ■■mdromal High School boy Phono 43AW. j Warehou** lit St. All nationally adv. fur , «N tl SUo Foodmart tat St. All nationally adv. furn­ Odd jobs desired by experienced 10 Kwa totTto. iture at warehouse prices. carpenter Phone 430-W. BEftVICH HIGHEST CASH TRADE- IN HIGH SCHOOL boy with power PRICES PAiO r o t USED ■lower wants mowing. TU-M-4 FURNITURE I. <e TOO MUCH FURNITURE? O i l WI1.SON-MAIER lUiad ads Mil tha surplus fur FURNITURE CO. a s LOU ft VAUJARUf U «1 Ada CASH. Pkon* l$*l t e an ad •to* C sl flit wntof._____________ ( • rftn famous ftadoe*. Call I <I <‘ II u I I l Ph. 113 W—WORE WANTED—FEMALE 101 for A ll E. Final St. Mither of Sanford *13-18 E. l»t. SI. Phnn# 13T I THE SANFORD HERALD FOR RI NT • REAL ESTATE YOU CAN PLACE YOUR W A N T ADS ARE ¥01’ LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME? BY SEE and COMPARE The Home* Rulll Ry ODIUM ft TUDOR. INC. Builder* of Pina Hemei Per Plni-id* fjving M A IL !! W h r tlip r y m i liv e r i g h t hero In S a n ftt r d , n r b eytn u l t h * S A n fu r d lo c s l te le gnnr. it may lw mure 'convenietu to lerald Office. Ehonr OATCC. ,Rc pfr linf--------- 1 'a W I L j * Ific p e r lin o ----------- S tim e * s n L i." 1 “ * '*■ “ *• I ,,c H"» ------ v * timM H e p o r l i n o ____ _ J J t lm o i Minimum Charge lie. Connect Kale and Clatalflod Uiaplay Raton oo loqooot Thr Sanford Herald will not hn responnlbln for moro than on# lncorr*ct insertion of your ad, and reanrvn* the right In rovlno or reject any advpftincnifiit that does not conform to the policies of thin paper. SALES OFFICE 3*3.1 S French Ave. Fboni 1100 ft 300 1*RINT YOUR AD BELOW __r DC. 4 Tractor. Bargain BRITT TRACTOR CO. Hhra? IT-** Booth Ml Cnladiumi and Gtrtaraa. lie. J. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES E. NlchoU. Wait First St. at 'VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL Monroe Comer. ______ ' FINANCING ‘ LOW DOWN PAYMENTS • RENTALS 'LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS A. 0 —APARTMENTS K SHOEMAKER. Peon* ini VBLAKA APARmHMR: patvau botas m w ‘ HUTCHISON'S Ocoai F r o # t Apt*. 10 S. Atlaatu. Daytona Batch. Cefl 0T4-W. tvaion Apia. 70 W mail your W«nt Ad to the Trint or typo your sd hoJow; count Ilia word* (initial* or »et of numbern I'ltuni a* mie w ord ): five nvcragc-lcnglti words iiinko otir line: than flguro your co*t from the rnt» nchadulc, nnd mail with eiah, at*mpi, ehtek op money order to Tito Sanfurd Herald, Sanford FIs. REAUTIFULLY netigr^d Hire* And Four Bedroom Hemee 1 ft 3 bathe Varied Selection of Plan* Avail- ■ able. Priced From 311.300 to llt.ouo VH 101* - FHA ft FHA Insarviea Financing. HOMES AVAILABLE: South Pineereit . . Sanford. KU. Grova Minor* . Sanford. Fla. Valanci* Villa* . . Det.and, Fla. -FARM ANN WARDER Oarage apt i NOW U—HOMES 1 BEAUTIFUL Mahogany Hoyt chilrt. Coit IIM pair, will sacri­ fice for 140. Mr*. Won, 1TM E. 4th St. FURNISHED Mallonvlll*. Pnjt« 7, IISI l) CAHS TRUCKS TOR S A lf tSOO NAME .IR. ADURESS LOWELL E. 07.IER Nunilirr of Linen Builder — Phene 114* Office: 301 S. Orlando Dr. Robert A. Wlthama, RanIInr H U P WAN! I D fem a le BALL RLALTY RAYMOND M. BAU. OSCAR M. RAIRMDN RIG. BROHERS a. D. Mgtaeyano, Aoaoetalo i Aeota Pam Am. Phono nm. Jimmy Cowan. CULLEN ft HARKEY 10 N. Park Aye. Phase ISIS OKIER REALTY CO. Laxrn R. Otter Reg. Real Ettaio Broker 3-ROOM lakcfront apt. Hot water. 340 month. Wm. Muifnte, Lake 0d1 So. Orlando Pf. — Ph. 1119 Mary. Bo* t* for Prvoek Ava. Property REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN CLEAN fumlihad first floor apt. 2544 Froneh Avr. 1004 Palmetto Ava. ATTRACTIVE 3 rrom furnished apt. I6A.M including utllitiei. inr w. tth St.________ ____ J. W. HALL. REA I,TOR Joftopy Walker. A**oeiite 2-Room fumlihad apt. Including Ulllltie*. 345 107 W. 9th SI. ,iS. "Call Hall" Phono 17M c* 3 ft 3 room apt Ph. SOftl-W. A. B. Peteraon. Broker Aimnate* A. B. Peteraon Jr., T. J. Che*Modem 3-room duplex fumixhed apt N’awly riecorited. Apply toraon. Garfield WiUatta, John 2512 Palmetto. Meitek, R. W. William*. H*tr) M. field, A. C. Doudney, l-*nd It --DOUBBB and COTTAGE* laivdvsr Ill'll. Park Phwwe DM. Another of Tim«o Cheek • Money Order .Stamp* or Ceah PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0-BRORBBS aag BEALTOBS Last Year's Price EFFICIENCY Apirtmont. Suit­ able for bachelor or couple. Trends In Tobacco RETIREMENT HOME Private bath. Acrou from Fort l.iAW with only $300 Down OffMe. Manuel J Fiirniihed, 3 Bedroom, Dining Three and tmir room furnisbe.t Room and Ponh, t full Inu. Expected To Hemal apt*. \>r* dean and close in. 4 Cnoanlt A REALTOR First FUEN1SHED apt*. Phono 1331. DESIRABLE one and two bodroom furnished apt. Ph. 431-W -PHONE non Mallonvilic ■aymoad lamAqtoat, Aaoociate ECTmoney. PkMe Pbone i«73 Ailanl e Bank Rldg Etfietoncy apanmonta, air cooditionigg and TV optional. MU S. Park (Highway 17 Mi. San­ ford. CLARK'S TOURIST COURT (I f noaem ry. n«o extra »hoo> of paper) B, NOLL TANCEY MYRTLE BEACH. S C. 1^ Flne.rurert lnh«ern men were tnM Thiilsilay In expert a rnntlnuxtinn of l»*l ye»r'« pile* trend* which «*" price* nf heller grailes nf lexf go down and those of low tn medium grades go up. "Evidence point* in 'hi* way." Stephen E. Wrather toll me intiers nf ihe Ttrighl Bell Warrhnusr A nn. »l their ,-nnceniinn. Wrathrr exprrtied iha opinion lh* inrrease in filter tip rigarelles which ns* Inner quality leaf prnImhly rainei! the rhangr in Inly­ ing pHHern*. Wralher, diiei-lnr nf Ihe Tnharm Division, Agricultural Mar­ keting service. U.S. Dapartmrnl nf Agrleulturr, !old lh* tnharrn. ni*t« he Ihnughi "Inn many niarket disturbance, had heen ex­ plained away" by talk nf "rerun•tituted" lobaern. Hr said, hnwever, hr did not want In "mini­ mise Ihe long run potential" e f­ fect nf the reconstituted leaf The waiehousrnien heard suegcstinits lhal siippnrl pliers for lirller giade* nf leaf lie- lowered and supports nn the low and medium grades he raised. The Bright Bell hoard of governor* \V e d n e * d a y instructed I heir presidenl, Fred S. Rnystar, lo.rernmmend «urh rhanges a: « n,eel. ing in M'ashington Monday. Priea •uppnrt* on the 19MI crop will he discussed *t that meeting, J.. T. Week*, general manager nf the Flue-Cured Ftahllixation Cooperative, which buy* tobacco under the price support pro­ gram, lold the group Iha: $<1 per rent nf Ihe Inlurcn held by this agency I* of the better giMilrs. He addei that an adjustment In thr support nf 'arlnu* grades will he nare**ary " if we art to *dminisler a support price realistically." Wialher tnhl Ihe warehousemen support prires on the 1086 fluecured crop “ will perhaps he slightly higher" :han m 1056 whan support* aveiaged 4$.? cent* par pound. Wrather a!«n ».xld rig.nelte ptoduftion may reaih 425 billion in the United S :aiti thi* year, ■rn-ond highest nn record, and thal export* nf fine • ruled leaf will total about 658 million pound* thi* fiseat y#*r, second highest nn record. Rona L. Pay Uni. Broker 2-BEDROOM houio, unfumithod. Alberto J. Hall. Asooelaia At 2541 Palmetto Ave. Ph. 03. Phone 071 IT 91 i t Hnwaiha 6-ROOM hnu*#. 3 bedroom*, largo fT^RROREIS l*d~HEALTORS clo»ed in pori-i,. Kitchen fumi»hed. Ph. 3TB. 1I9 W. 17th. ! FOR RENT 3 R. R. home*, kitrlirn* FURNISHED 3-bedroom house ' Dcfirable fumtihed, 3 0 tn 91 in month. Large yard for children. Near 0.30. THAT'S ALL! High School. Ph. Ml-R. 2 RR frame hou»e. modern haih, 2-BEDROOM hou«e, unfurniihed. 4 mile* mil on hard mad. Shade Call 3001. irec*. Only 33W Down. COMPLETELY FURNISHED 4- HERE IT IS FOR QUICK SVI.F. room. 1 bedroom house, screen­ home It up to the minute In ed porch. Niro yard. All electric Thi* construction — la attractively kitchen. 4 month* only, tin ' decorated and will plea*c the month. Phone 2943. moat faattdiou*. Large living OCEAN FRONT cottage at New room with open fireplace, nur sized dining room, two good Smyrna, Ph. 3117 after 4 p. m. bedrooms, Florida room inr ex­ NICELY fumlihad hom7~2&ni tra bedroom). Closed garage, Sanford Ava., Phone I19T-XR. Kitchen furnlahad. 175 per month. at only 310,300. W. H. "H im" Mir.Mi'LK 1 BEDROOM h ou* e. Km-he, Realtor — General Insurance equipped, water fumwhed. Com­ Guy Allen. A»»eriaie er French A 2Tlh St. Ariel I* Frlce. Associate 2123 lit N. Park Ave. 3-BEDROOM house, unfum. At 3541 Palmetto Ave. Ph. » 3 ir IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 144-W. a*k Clrumlry ft Monteith at 117 South Park. Phone 773 Fumlihad large 2-bedroom hoiue. They Know 2316 Sanfurd Ava. availahla July 3. Phnn* 1474. I hit ad will admii .1. ». Oscar Harrison. Sanlord. In (hr Mov)t)ERN 2 Bed.oom Trailer, Kill island Ridt-ln Thgair*. Exp. iy furnished, with Florida room Jrly 13, 190. and utility room, on private lot. "hone 2411-R. FORCED MOVE! •EDROOM Kouao, imfumlthed Owner requrata in.mediate sale ol I Bedroom Masonry bouit. Ku­ kitchen equipped, 1100 cha* equipped, furred walla, 2-BEDROOM house, furnished or roramir tiled bath, blind* and unfurnished. 375. heater. 31200 do wn, *52.94 2-BEDROOM fiirniihed d u p l e * monthly; which include* taxes, apartment. 10 in*., etc 4'v'V loan can he «-, About 1(i billion dnllars wor'h PHONE 170 Mimed by purrhtMr with no of road map* ara given to paopla questions asked. 39465 la the full in tha Unitwd State* and Canada 5-ROOM hou»t, partly furnished. prue. Phone 491-M. H U P WANH U M ale SIIIJAI l(JN\ WAMI |i DAILY CROSSWORD 4. Spread ACROftH l.Talk g. now er 9. Job 10. Dwarf ad Ihinga II Detested 1). Kind of aearf 11. Metallic grass to dry tl. Madlay 31. Te eut, used In phrase* It. reral* with "utiek" B. Covered ..... witH-ntto — ?. To put In a rose 8. Furnace tendar rock 15. Amount taken In 1« Eskimo houses 19 Belgian river 30 Bella again 33 Sea eagle lEur ) 3.1 Laughing 33 Ferrv boat »V * r } 28. Amrheaa Indiana 9. Group of chureh singer* It. Severe 15. There art many of these In the St. Lawrence river 24. A pax 25. Woody 9 bar* U*e4 fer talking rope# 28. Capital • ■ VI* « 1 n i 11..11 1 . T~ n n im ;i .% V J l '$< ' IR 1 .*• \ * Yasuteoy** 51. cubic mataf 13. RadUUMf wm | M. 01100 39w itty oeyffift 0 . auh (Jap.) lead by melody r XT* m X- n 1 n rr homh 14 To exile 16. Bushes IT. Cravat 31. Coat with ~~ — 19 Engine 41. Projec­ tions, at broken branch** 43. Fat 43. Narrow aperture 44. The ri*» and fall of ocean* DOWN iIswa*m17m i* '* 11 l J U (Greact) 27. Enclosure for horaaa 29. Spatkad 30. Chtrartar- IT Over Ipoel.) 33 Kind of ” M. *: • i n 'f u t i . • • " ■ ; 11 ■ <'.11 • « j i i « • ".11 till 'i u 1 1.1 1 w •1 . . 1 1 :' $ i » • 1 n h » • ' - J• * ' | ( *i 1 1 ',1 1 1 1 1 1 »i , 1 , II >* tT IT T" 1 rr tin-lead alloy 77“ 1 1* a {i 1. Arcus* 1 2. Inns 3. Tart of •to ha" !• m L.. % ft 31 i i *7 1 1r t j A Y O U ' R E >9yTWIUIAM E L im L -I N G M E ! Csafre) Frtta Wrilar FRE-HIITOIUC faonaa raeantiy found in Italy may cause th* mar-descended-from-a pea theory to ti* discarded, declare paleon­ tologist*. Bay—who's been trying to make monkeys of who 7 medico will stage a cltmtang reee up Pike's Peak to August. HVft willing te wager UuyTI koto W puffing nt Um Anlrtu i r i Ifa fIJif feat up to Ike fag' of take’s Peek, rtafa • ' ' The 1tmy those Cisrtaaafl Jted long drag—even far 1 I ! Lrgi ere clouting that kwarkaR, Zadok Pumknfl, oar i m id fkiak they are mad at II. ojmhcs I I 1 I I ! nil i ha'* Been t I I I A deck 0 plnytaf arranged W* pocket. eight phie 4B ea*Mi 1 1 ! A rlgeraI-smoking college stu­ combtnnUeM. WeH dent end n lobacco-abstaining who con pease We M ftmt *k^v L l u u j •rwgwtoHP s S S S J X U M B E R -: A h rD e u t t O t N O S V f f D f i ' every year. CHOOSE GOOD WO H K E B S •T-BRGKERA and REALTORS through Claisifiad ads. Let an L'**d furniture, appliances, toola, 0 —ROOM nnd BOARD S c m iiM te R « « lt y rxpencnced ad-wntar tatui you n u . Bought.jold. Larry's klart, : Nicely furnished room* in town W. DtETWIOP T. W. RAID TD PART Sell with tha wording. Phene 101. 321 East 1st St. Phono 101. Meal* if dtiirad. Adults. Call ISM Park Am . Mm* I? tbuiga youro through w i t h lOSd-W. ft flirto tir YOUE EASY WAY to rooting va­ WHATEVER YOUR WISH. , 3 BEDROOM House, adult* only, NO CASH REQUIRED whan you Beal Eatnte • Inauraoce cancies: Claaitflad adsl Soma(Center, buyer. jnb| — CU**t-, ptara Classified ad* through Mrs. Uivrtae MateeaMer, A»*ne thing v»rant7 Phono ii<| for lied ad* fill it. Call 1121 for an 303 Holly Ave., Call 1UI-J. h, U snur telephone. Simply phone IM Magute* Awe. to ad-writer. adHSTlUX. '• i IAU, u j "Cfcaxga U-" __ ad-wntm^* taurtatod tolp. Tiioa., July S, 1936 m SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Out Weal lath St* ft A- �1e* ‘ ........ . • - .■ ■ ' •' •* • * ■ m •; - i o ' l ' /*> r ' . ft THE RECORD OF »4* HOMES BUILT AND SOLD BY iC '.t t v r f -£ Eleven Months ago this month... Tht tmpraulve panorama of homo* pictured In thoahova aerial view waa a tangle of pAlmetto, acrub oak and pin*. The Igpd waa cleared then all modem city com tonlonce* leatailed- oewero, water, electricity and paved atreeta. Soon, aa if by magic, modem Florida homea appeared until how, just 11 montha later, 108 famUloa lira la thla beautiful community. SOUTH .^ ) -C y * THAT W E HAVE BEEN ABLE TO BUILD A N D BELL MORE HOMES IN SANFORD IN THE LAST 11 MONTHS THAN ALL OTHER BUILDERS COMBINED. W E FEEL THERE ARE SEVERAL IMPORTANT REASONS FOR THIS: yR L ............ ............ iu We are Interoated In building you a home — not Juat a house. Ho we carefully aelected our architects who would doaign Individual home*. Kuch home designed to taka fu# advaatage of Florida dlaiate and weather. Our home* have twice (ha nanal awai t of wladowd fur belter tight and ventilation. Each of oar homo* hart bag roof oaroo to alow roar mo rot warping, no tenalta damago to ho ■ h it HAVE YOU & E N SOUTH PINECREST LATELY? W HY N O T DRIVE OUT? **! v o<" $ 1 1 , 0 0 0 ■a w ith asphalt ta d a u d io ! V * * . * * ^ * * . — * a *1/ H M at mat m ala. ° $1 5 , 0 0 0 For t your « i faOy guaran to* you th a t any do* facta, m ajor or m laar that oeear iu your homo w ill be corroctad at oar ospowM. Itai'l U k . M J h a M n V .A .- T . H. rMr .IIW k h ,. ■ goa yce or a o T V if ro a r ora hi whUe wo proiaaa tho • M r n r i to r U K aak N > k w •« » . OdhajHL & JudoA BRAILEY ODHAM. President « » W « . M r tM • * « . W * atacerety believe wo aro affo riag the boot dot* la r bay la homo tab o o today. Wa Invite yaw to coon para ear hooaaa w ith a l athara. S . i Now Completed And Ready For Immediate Occupancy m Us Now Under Construction to Bo Completed Late In July y .* -i •* ■ ' ' ' our Model Homo Today . BALES OPTICS: 2421 8. French — F 8 0 N U t l M • M l �I n ^ a n fo r ii • -VOULMB XLV1H EstabHahed 1908 Budget Addition Vaccine Shots ToRaiseMillage Urged Officials On Alert To Keep Traffic Accidents Down Loral law snforremsnt official* aro on th# alert to t a p down traffic daattia and Injuria*, a* wall aa property damaie, in Semlnols County. The Florida Highway Patrol, represented In Rsmlnol# County by Trooper T. Mark Mack and ^trolman Cart Williama era pat 'm lay tha rounty'a highways watching for reckless holiday drivers who endanger tha lira* of others. Also alerted to keep doom traf. fie violations and prevent the wanton toe* of Ufa and property aro the eorpo of doputlao under the direction of Semln&le County Sheriff Donrar Cordell. Ia Sanford, tha Sanford Police .Department haa received initruewon* from Police Chief Roy G. William* to watch for recklaaa driven through the city. Over the nation, tha picture reveal* that the number of traffic death* and drewainya appeared to >e runnlny about even in the fliet hour* of the nation'* abaarvanra of Independence Day. The traffic toll sine* p.w. local time yeatarday waa 11 •ed ia the aama period I drown fags wore reported. Three persona loot their live* In mtacellanoom type* of accident*. With million* of motoriita head fay for eutinya in raeort area*, the National Safety Council h estimated ISO peraon* will ba kill­ ed in automobile accident*. How­ ever, tha council aaid atrict anfor cement could hold tha toll for the 80-hour holiday period tndiny at fflldalght to M, a normal flyuro far « Wednesday in early July. 'On the ana day Memorial Dae holiday, alee on a Wednesday thera were 181 traffic deethe, 81 drown inya and SS death* from wlocal laneoua causes. Tha only other ana-day Fourth ef July obaorvanco aince World War It wa* In 1»>1 and there were 1M traffia fatal- » Requests for additional appropriationa to tha 1SM-ST Ramtnola County budyet may ralaa tho millay* by at laast taro mill* if th* requ**ta are yrantad after bear­ ing aeveral ipokeimrn at the mrcting yntterday of the Board of Scmlnol* County Commluiontr*. Howivor, further cenridcratlon of budget item* waa dropped about S o'clock yeatarday after­ noon when a motion wa* made to table tha diteuation of the budget until Thursday morning at 1:30. Informal dlacusslons between the commlatiooan concerning budget luma continued after the meeting was adjourned until Thtraday and abatement* were dec I*rad off tha record and unof tidal Tha budget, originally prepared and submitted to th* Board of County Commlaiionera by Clerk of Circuit Court O. I*. Hrnidon would require no additional mill age for the operation of Seminole County during tha 1838-37 However, at th* start of yetur day aitamoon's budget diicuiiiona and request*, Commissioner John Meisch told tho audience that any additions approved by tbe Board would require the addition of mill Commissioner B. C. Dodd *ald, at tha end of tha roqoasu and dis­ cussion*, “ It will Uka 3/4 of mill to pay additional salary raises, a It mill fo r road mater­ ial*, to wa might a* well add mill* to Uka care of these things." Appearing before tha Beard, asking for additional appropria tiona aa th* afternoon session the commissioner*' meeting got underway at 2 o'clock ware mam bora of th* General Sanford Me­ morial library and Museum Committee with General J. Hutchison and Randall Chase as spokesmen, Juvenile Judge Ern­ est Hoo*bolder, and Semlnok County Bar Association President Karin* W ftm lh AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD^LDRIDA^ Parents art strongly urged to contact thsir physician or tha to cal Health Unit Immediately to secure Inoculations of tho 8alk Polio vaccloe for thsir children. Tho local Health Unit, on Pal mrtto Ave., n*xt to the Sanford Fir* Department, advised the San ford Herald that tha inoculations are given each Tuesday and Fri day morning from 3:30 to ll:34. However, they emphasited that family physicians also have th* vacein* available for rhtldrrn. In a telegram to th* United States Public Health Service off ice in Atlanta today, Dr. IVition T, Sowder, State Health Officer, re leased Florida's allotment of the 33rd allocation of Salk vaccin* (now ready for delivery) for allocation to other states. This step was taken because supplies of the polio vaccine have accumulated In Florida—due to both slackening of demand and increased supplies available, "We regr-t not accepting our allotment, wh'.h will now be as signed to other states," says Dr. gowdar, "as our figures show that only slightly more than a third af our ellglblt population, 0-11 yoara, have received this vitally Important protection." In a recent letter to county hdakh officer*, county medical so cletits and local chapters of Na tiona! Foundation for Infantile Paralysis Dr. Sowder asked these groups to "make every effort to get aa large a number of children immunised a* ia possible and If Your Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery * WEDNESDAY. JULYS4. 1958 Amociated Proas leased Wire No. 139 3 Killed As Bomber From SNAS Explodes In M id-Air Near Eustis Cause Not Known I I . ■ 1,1 '7 | > A : Aa •-T, nr* c/" *£ D r* LIONS BECAME BELL RINGERS Instead of roarers during yssterday’a noon luncheon meeting of th* 8anford Mens Club. Iren* and Carl Mlkui, nationally known bellringers, who had last week enter­ tained Lions International Convention In Miami, had the I/irsl Lions entertained themselves. In th* act are: Arthur Klrchhaff, Bill Rawls, Jack Stemper, Iren* Mlkus, Ben Wade, Dallas Loop, Carl Williams, Ludwig Kutecs, Carl Mlkus. and Clartne* Welch. According to re­ ports It wa* a "ding dong" program. (Staff Photo) AN EDITORIAL Request For Funds Sanford Streets To Conduct Census Take Time. To Recall Flooded |n Hard Real Purpose Of July 4 Rain Yesterday waa literally Presented To Board Today, July 4, 1956, Just 18 decadea after th* signing of withBaaford palm fronds, leavsa, / An AJ-3 Saviga bomber from the Sanford Naval Air Station crashed yesterday alter exploding In mid air while on a training mission over the Lake George arcs. The bomber with three man aboard came down and dug Into the earth about threa miles south of Eustis In a pasture on tha old Uuttit-DeLand highway. The entire crew waa killed la the explosion, the eause of which had not been determined late last night. Parte of tha bodies of tha three man were found over a wide area as were bite of wreckage strewn over at least a mil* square, BIx witnesses wtre reported as tooing th* axploaiaa of th* piano during mld-aftornooa at a tlm* established as shortly after I o'clock. Identified as pitot af th* piano was Comdr Auburn Herron, 37, whose wife and three children live in Sanford at 303 E. SMB 8W The Third crewman was Electron* Though there may ba soma re­ lea Technician |-e J. R Whlsnant, luctance on th* part of parents to A request for funds to conduct the Declaration o f Independence, we pause to celebrate one limbs and moss ytsterday after­ 32, whoa* wife and thro* children have children Immunised during of the most important events In the history of our country. noon as on* of th* hardest rains In lira near Sanford ai Mtbtey's tha polio aeason, Dr. Richard a special censui te bo made by For seven years war was waged to protect what we tha last two or three years hit tha Trailer Parle, th* United States Bureau at Cen­ Skinner, Jacksonville, Chairman City. today cherish, our freedom. , Identification of tho third mom* •f the State Advisory Commltte* sus was mads yesterday before Sanford Waathermaa E. J. Too many, in a hurly-burly world, fait to realise the i Salk Vaceiae stated that the tha Board of Bemlnolo County impact thnt the signing o f the world’s moat famous docu­ "Bud" Moughton, Jr., said that 148 bor of Mte crew, tb* bombardiercommittee recommended t h a t Commissioners Inch** of rain fetl on the city In navigator te being withheld pend­ ment has hud on nations around the globe. vaccinations contina* tinughoat tho 34 hours ending at I a. at. this ing notifiestic* of next of kin. Ho Karlyte Housholder, represen Too many, In the height of their hey-dey, fail to realiu mornlag. wu a commissioned officer. tho summer months. News of tho oaplootea reoehed that each of ua owes a debt o f gratitude to those gallant ting the Seminole County Bar As Many of fho Sanford streets Florid* ties with Virginia I fourth plaeo fa a comparison of sociatlon, told tho commissioners, countrymen who, not only aa brave men signed the Declara­ were (tended and left standing with Sanford shortly after tha trash, as h* requested the fund* te be tion o f Independence, but wrote and worded-the document water, flaw f«rb fa-aoris-and la Aa imfaiiteiijL, *mtray n r orarii |ht so*there at*tea fa pares tag* af polls vseebuttana, with a included la tha forthcoming 1Bad­ that guarantees, behind tho Constitution and all o f the many places an up Into tho lawns vehicle, and Shore Patrol officers and men were dispatched Immed­ lag' before the oommlseloaafi percentage af 344 with oaa ri budget, that the "Orange Coun other famous documontn o f our country, our freedom from and across Intersection*. Tho Baa Lanta section seemed iately to the seen*. would add more than fio.ooe to more inoculations. Mississippi re­ ty Bar Association had asked the oppression. to be th* hardest hit by tha dalug* L t John E. King of HatWlng-1, tha proposed budget. port* 44.0; Alabama 434; Geor­ Bar Association of tha eight coun The Declaration o f Inde|>oiulence waa the forerunner to of rain with most of the streets attached to th* Sanford Naval Air Turned down at yesterday's aft­ gia 404; Virginia 34.3; South Caro­ ties comprising the Ninth Judicial the formation of our government, the written Constitution. still deep In water as'late as T Station, was reported at tha In­ ernoon mooting of tho commia lina 34.7; Tennessee 33.4; sad Circuit Court of Florida te request Few o f us have tho time to pause aa the dawn of July o'clock last night. vestigating officer. A helicopter their respective Boards of County North Carolina 334 aion waa a request to purchase 4 makes Its ap|H?arance to offer a prayer— thanks to God Celtry Avcnua, Grnsva Avenue, took investigating personnel to the Commissioners to provide the roflar for tho County Road De­ thnt through troublesome years freedom has been main­ Sipes Avenue, and Bcardah! Ave­ seen* of tha crash. item* in their budgets. The Awociatod Preaa, for eo»- partment which would add an ad Also at tha scent waa an ambu­ tained, our individual rights have remained intact, and nue ware eovared with water until jforatfv* purpaeae, made a nation, ditional |3,800 or more to th* III, Housholder explained, In person • late hour yesterday. AutomobUas lance and emergency vehicles the stamina o f our government continue! to face many wide aurvey of truffle death* in 000 set up in tho proposed money before th* Board and by latter ad ware drowned out in on* place on from th* Pinecastle Air Forte tha SS-henr period from f pm. appropriation for m a c h i n e r y . dressed to them, that the reason countries In their efforti to thwart all that we hold dear Genova Avenue white tho autos Base. A cordon of Air Polle* waa Juno IS to midaiyht June SO. The Clerk O. P. Herndon told th* for the special census Is "because to us as right and just. ware virtually adhering te one-way alto sent to the crash area te as­ wna M traffia, Si Board that tho budget already Independence Day Is significant to both civil and ra- traffic oa Celery Avtnu*. at present there are only tour Cir­ sist in security operations antil i and SI fa* iaiamUantoa* contain* money far th* purckaa* cuit Judges in the Ninth Judicial llgious interest— yet wo yield to the beckonlngs of road and No apparent heavy damage hit tha bodies of th* erash victims Seminole County Juvcnil* Judge Circuit Court of Florida which Is festivities— forgetting the real purpose of the holiday. of two pieces ef machinery and any part of the City and with the and tha plana wreckage could bo Laat year Jaly 4 waa an a three tracks Ernest Housholder yesterday ask tha number of Judges allowed Cannons have roared and tho aky has been blackened exception of a general cleanup Job removed. Monday and tha holiday waa ax ed the Semtaole County Board ol based on (ho 1030 Federal Cen­ because of tha debris strewn over Facing tha commissioners si by the fury of battle— to preserve all that was gained when landed ever the weekend. Thera Commin loner* for an approprla sus." streets, parks and lawns San­ Tha three dead Navy men seven years of war raged following the signing of the De­ the were SOS violent daatha, the b y- tho present time is mosey to ha tion of 00400 for tho operation of ford Is In pretty good shape on tho were attached to VAH-3 squadron, "It Is the feeling of the Bar As­ claration of Indc|H>iidvnco. Men have been snatched from a unit of HatWing-1. i overall holiday daath toll in appropriated for tha upktep af a the Juvenile Court during tho 1034holiday. sociation that a new census at peaceful homes to protect the vital freedoms of our nation— natlon'e hletory. Included ware mil** of road turned back to tha ST budget year. One of tho crash victims, accore Tho rain was a welcome one, county far maintenance by tha Judge Housholder told the this time would probably provide aST waffle, t i l drowntny* and 1ST ding to authorities at th* craah the terms U]>on which liberty has been established have cooling off the high temperatures from miaaellinamn aaaaaa. One State Road Department. Prelim Board of Commissioners that the an additional four Circuit Judges, sometimes hnd to be written in blood. that had prevailed throughout the area was found about 3-4 of a daath wee attrihotad directly to inary estimates reveal, that It Juvenile Court is ■ State Court in and In any event no lest than two, day yesterday. Rain was to heavy mile from tho point of Impact and The Declaration of Itu1o|>eii(lctico was a testament to would cost up to a a per mile. the county and "provides that the one of which would be a resident during the full hour of downpour another body was found In the all generations of men, wherover they lived. Thoea o f us At th* present time the approp­ County Commission appropriate In Seminole County and would that traflie was virtually halted un­ Immediate vicinity at the down­ riation for maehlnary at M ,M adequate and necessary fund* to greatly Inmate the amount of who have accepted the legacy have found that it ia not til tha sheets of water 1st up short­ ed plan*. always an easy one to live with. Judicial work handled through the support tha eourt. and tha appropriation for Opened parachute* ware found ly beoro 4 o'clock. Tbe Juvenile Judge said "It is Clerk’s offlra of our county for the Yes— it takes, sometimes, courage and work to lira up materials at >40,W0 would bo out in th* area, on* of them hanging •i ,, to it. of lino with moro roods to ba a court that docs not make any Circuit Court," he said. from a tree with th* seat, op­ Rut the knowledge o f our freedom and dignity aa men pared and built facing tha Board. money for there are no fines as­ Housholder axpltlnsd, "Under erated by a seat ejsctor, attached sessed, no sontencas handed down. th* normal process we will not get and women wn* the legnev to us today. to th* chute. Commissioner! will, more than The expenses must be paid by tax­ any additional judges until ap­ Yes, we celebrate—July 4, 1956— Independence Day! Th* body of the plana, on Im­ likely, iron out tho kinks hi the es." proximately 1143 which would bo pact, In an open pasture fteld, dug budget before approving any In his summary of the requested based on the 1180 Federal Census." deep into the earth. A wing of amount and attlug tb* mlliapt appropriation, which was also pre"By that time," the Bar Associ­ "W* need 43 ladles to play In for Ux assessments. tha plana was found at least a lted the commission In writing, ation president said, “ the amount the Sanford Woman's Softball half mite from tha area where *af the General SanJudge Housholder asked for a League," said George Kilby yes­ It had crashed. fard Momarial Library and salary of p.oon for a counselor of legal business being handled in the Circuit Court of the Ninth terday a* he explained that four Maaaum Aaaaciatiou appeared yeaTha plana explosion occurred with expenses of $300. LINCOLN. Nob. (It— Farmar teams are nnw being organised the Board of Bomduring y e a t a r d a y afternoon's He pointed out that Counselor Judicial Circuit will bo so groat Cammiaalonare to downpour of rain and thunder­ Personal replies from th* Cham­ Merluua Knudsen la area with hit for th* ladlas In this area. Larry Jones "win not servo ndfet that tho present four Judges could Kilby said that sponsors for the storm which was accompanied by of their proan possibly handle it’ as all or "ornery heifer." year as a Truant Officer for the ber of Commerce In answer to ill mnA s|L The Sanford Kiwaals Club will Negro schools." Housholdor said. them are at present handling as Knudten told yesterday how he teams are available and the league intense lightning. Is ready to get underway a* soon a oontinuiny appropriation to meet Friday for their noon lunch, "Ho ha* been with m* for two great a volume of work as pos­ routine Inquiries In combination The bomber, capable of deliv­ went out at night to herd his 20 as enough players have shown romploto tho plana originally eat eon meeting at the Yacht dab U years and ha* been Invaluable." sible." with complimentary copies of The ering atomic bombs but not carry­ cows to the farm building* at flood hear Dr. John Wilton of Uie Cen­ their willingness to play. ant for tha momarial. Speaking of the Jut end* Court Housholder told the commission Sanford Herald Tourist Edition Seminole County Motors, Celery ing any explosives at tha tlm* of General J. C. Hutchiaon and tral Florida Experiment Station itself. Judge Housholder said, "I recently brought letter* of ap­ waters rote in a creek crossing ere that the estimated cost of the City Restaurant, and Echols Red­ the explosion, left tha Sanford give a report on the Mediterranean will say, without faar at contra­ census to bo takoa in Seminole preciation In tha some mall from hi* land. But ha waa caught by ding Company are three of the Naval Air Station late yesterday Fruit Ply situation ia Florida. for tha nine member yroep apdiction, that the eperatloa of tho County would b* approximately New Mexico and Illinois. The wri­ tha rising water, lost his sense morning for tha training mission paaliay to tha Board of CommitDr. Wilson hat racontly returned Semlaote County Juvenile Court 17,300. He aike i that the funds be ter* *f bbth letters were women, of direction, and spent the night sponsor* that have Indicated Ihey and was apparently returning to will field teams of the lady play­ aioaora far addHtenate fund*. from a conference in South Florida was second to none in tha Slate." leaning against a tree in deep wa­ provided in the ensuing budget and hoik aro making definite its home base at tho time of tha er*, Randall Chaaa report«d that tho on th* Mad-fly situation. Ha then asked that the budgsl bated on th* contingency that if plans to he In Sanford with their ter. craili. '"The ages doesn't milter, any­ prooowt on* ream buiMtny I* The Friday meeting Is being bald Include |3,oaa to provide an Assis­ With daybreak hr herded hit cat­ where from teenagers on up," said bbor* Patrol and Air Fore* ponearly cmnpUte at u coat af ap- U replat* the meeting originally tant Counselor which would carry and when tho other counties in Am Hies this fall. tle to a 30 foot channel of swift Kilby. lira were (till guarding tha the Ninth Judicial Circuit appruve The New Mexico resident asked flood water. As the last cow cross­ mrimataly 117400 with tha fund* scheduled for today at noon tad with It aa appropriation also of Tha league It being formed with wreckage of the downed plan* lato UKrad Warn hath the City of postponed because of the holiday. $30* for expenses. He explained tha taking of a census In their re­ that information also be mailed to ed tha channel he grabbed bar tail spective counties that the same th* approval of tbe Sanford City last night. The security cordou Sanford and Seminal# County that the assistant counselor would would b« approved for Seminole a friend. Rhe said, "I'm not about and let her pull him across. Manager and Howard Gordie who was aUll Intact as lata aa 10 to let mine get sway) We are real­ along with tadkidaal ceatribub* a woman but refrained from County, "That ornery heifer hat given me is In charg* of that phase of tha o'clock. FUR WITH MONET IN MOUTH naming th* cheice for tho office, ly interested In Scmlnol* County program -it win Military officials acre assis­ DURANGO, Colo. (ft-Tne wash* I think there ia a need for her," No action was taken on the re­ and if nothing happens w* plan to s lot of trouble and I thought I'd citywid* recreational hs randy for tbe just gel even with her," said Knud- that is underway. ad other itemi ago A1 Mohr of Denver booked a bo said. ted at tb* aeons of tha crash yaw be there this coming fall." The sea. quest at yesterday's meeting. Only things requited of th* lad- terdiy by Sheriff Willi' McCall. the l i ­ as-ioeh, 4-pound trout la th* Ani­ Housholder set his earn salary writer from Illinois rxpeet* to be lot, said KUby, are the gloves and mas Rivtr. He went fishing at the henry,' A Navy spokttma* said nsItW in Sanford not later than Sept. I. as Juvenile Judge .at 81,400 and General the sama spot and caught on* measur­ atkod for aw appropriation of 8300 "Thank you to much for a very YOUTH THROW! FIRECRACKER snaakan. Bate, balls, uniforms and of tho bodloa recovered w u Im­ other paraphernalia accessary to mediately identified. in n lot of ing II iachaa. Stuck ia its gill was for emergency welfare af delin­ nice tetter," she said, "alto the IN WRONG PLACE play will ba furnished, ho said. wankers af a dollar km. Witnesses reported arete* porn* help you havo given us by sending quent Juvenile: and mhceUaneous HUNTINGTON, W. V*. (fa- Bill Fifteen Isdie* have already sign­ association that wa should Sputtering fire from electiir the large edition of The Sanford Farley not only picked the wrong ed up far the softball league and chutes drifting dona but that lea expenses. "I believe every tho bolldteff as originally aantinus to allot funds as fast man It worthy of hi* hire," and wires shorted on a power pole at Herald. Belie /» me, we are still spokesman aaid there was no ark time to celebrate Independence •a you can ant th* Association explained that his t (forts were to 311 Holly Ave. yesterday after­ reading it. Don't be surprised il Day-f-h* tossed a firecracker in practice sessions will b* held on dene* th* crew used these. Monday and Saturday nights In T h * Aas«risHo*i feels wo esa- premise* to ceatiaus to attempt to bring shout a stronger feeling and noon caused excitement In the I drop In at th* Chamber of Com­ Th* crew and th* piano—which the wrong place. Fort Mslloo Park at the softball CRy af ralaa fund* to help,'" an attempt t* aUmtoate Juvenile neighborhood. merce tor no other reason than The 18-year-old youth pleaded diamond. Play will be uader lights. had two conventional engines tad. delinquency in our county. Burning Insulation on the wire to say hello to you." Managers will be furnished each on* jet engfa*--returned te th*! guilty In court yesterday te throw­ fhsar a the haft af tha It waa suggested that _____ Th* final item on his budget re­ reused smoko and fire white Ui* team, Kilby said as he explained United States fa May after fir#< ing a firecracker at t street in­ ha quid. far rive successor years h*'ap. test, made by Judge Housholder, fsiless wires arced and Jumped. that tb* Sanford Woman’s Softball months operating off an alrcraitj tersection. And who should ho driv­ General Hutchison the preprinted for the county'* rimre was far 03,400 as a salary for the Wire, which was at first thought League won't bo a baphasard hoi- carrier fa th* ModMorraaoaa. ing by at tha time but State Trap­ commissioners that af tha building cost. Court Secretary, clerk and record- te hare fallen on a bouse, was A Nagre raaoh - ***« ter-skoiter thlag. per C. R. Davis, wb* arrested Par­ Plan afttMjMJdiaff T h e Central Sanford Mawmrial *. on tha ground. bo saw tbs pleas sxgbflo " rartly n asiy ttreogh It U oxpoctod that th* teagtso ley and confiscated several pack­ Library and Museum wiQ ba aa "I ask you te place this request Th* alarm was answered by wlO achodulo 43 games under lights started fiytag ovarywboso, * # t e at a test of asset, not only to tho rnramonllj. fa your budget and add tha neces­ tha Sanford Fire Department •ay, scatters* laaadarsfeewers ages of Ibo noiao makers. " gad * i Mg baR at Urn softball diamond tad play _ occarriag as wily daring after**T 43 thousand Firecrackers aro Illegal la Wool but U th* state of Florida as sary miliai* for the fuad*,' shortly before 8 o'clock. U rn m am th 4 Virginia. Farley was fiaod $U. wail.” Gan. MuUkisea *ai< Judge “ ' Aft ‘ #* a• HoushoMer Asks For Appropriation r Gsneral Sanford library Group Reports Progress CofC Is Thanked Farmer Gets For Sending Herald Even With Cow Tourist Edition Dr. Wilson To Bo Kiwonis Speaker Woman's Softball League Is Being Organized Here Sputtering Wires Couse Excitement Weather .0— uan h A. ■ \ j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 03, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 03, 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>, July 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